these are pictures of a young baby in the rafa. the baby was saved from the womb of her mother who was dying from head injuries and an emergency since air inspection was performed in a rough uh uh, the woman died that says did her husband as did that 3 year old other daughter um it just shows the a pulling situation facing women and children and gaza. does it no said, shocking statistic. i saw some unicef every 10 minutes. one child is killed or injured in casa a we have a, we have actually many of the old folks to try. she just told us and we get on the trip. i'm always and like, and like any call fixed around the rules, live in the children, always be the highest of price. and doing this for a very big number of women and children were killed actually with no, uh, actually with no lemme to a change for a recipe thing for children all the time. they are expressed to the on the danger they are the are the are the child's whenever they hear any pumping or showing around them for my son, for example, all the time i'm trying to keep h

the city of rafa, regardless of whether a ceasefire deal is reached with hum us. speaking at a meeting with the families of his rarely hostages, that yahoo said israel would not in the war until all of its goals had been achieved. including illuminating how must battalions in rafa, and many had hoped agreement on a ceasefire, could avert a ground incursion in rough or, or wherever they are. we spoke of journalist volleys, slide dean and television, and asked, why did you mean that, ben? you mean that you all who would make a statement on rafa while, as he's far deal, is still being negotiated, that we've seen a lot of pressure coming from the right. we hardliners and nothing else? government bank via and smokers, they're demanding that there will be no stop of the war. they're demanding the know a responsible deal as they're describing it wouldn't be signed, would come off. they're demanding the entering of profile not ending this war before the end of the day. before entering profits has me. so it means that the whole field obligated somehow to assure v is way to

now what form is right along those plans to launch a major ministry offensive in rafa? how's it go home? a small on this from the state department in washington dc. the news that is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu would set a date for ross. i came just before state department spokesman, matthew miller, brief reporters, and he said to us has not been told with this date could be, but he re, data rate of the united states has been asking for and is yet to see a credible plan to deal with 1400000 people that are in rafa, previous administration, official officials of stress didn't know where to go. so again, the united states is saying that when it comes to a full scale operation in to rafa, they are completely against it. we have made clear to israel that we think a full scale military invasion of ross of would have a and enormously harmful effect on those civilians. and that it would ultimately hurt israel's security. so it's not just a question of israel presenting a plan to us. we make clear that we think that there is a better way to achieve what is a legitim

so it hasn't really had a chance to focus on rafa. but it is true that right now doesn't look like these really are massing the forces they would need to capture the city. in fact, all this been happening for the last couple of weeks in gaza is what you might call skirmishing. most of the action has been l square and the fact that we haven't seen this offensive begin in rough. uh, what do you think that means for loss? is it given a most time to prepare for it, and maybe try to re fortify its positions as well? it does, but mazda has had 20 years to fortify its position. so another couple of weeks is not going to make all a lot of or do squeeze that. they can claim that they have defeated a mazda, and it's an important distinction between defeated and destroyed. these rates have talked before about destroyed, but that's almost impossible to be enough of hum us left that they can request to put the feet. that is possible. but tough question though is okay, what happens after the is released finish with rafa you. they occupied gaza, whi

still being held, israel's foreign minister suggest any hostage deal could see a plan to offensive on rafa suspended. both accounts showed by the end tags shop am a donald trump at the white house correspondents. the nonprofit is no mention of the war in casa, as hundreds of pro palestinian protest is outside, condemned us support for each route military campaigns. and came yeah, he's want to expect more heavy rain full of to weeks of daily flooding. treat good wine monsoon down for the i'm jared raid. welcome to the program. the release of a new video by hamas claiming to show 2 hostages being held in gaza is renewing pressure on israel's government to secure the release of all those still being held is around safari, minister is around counts, has suggested that applied to salt on rafa. could be suspended if a hostage deal can be struck with him us, which carried out the october 7 terror attack. and there are reports that sought to deal maybe close as public anger grows of a sea of white and blue flags on the streets of tel aviv thousands of his re lease demanding that the government bri

my mood, the force in rafa in southern gauze. let's get a loaner home, the seaside talks and car with, but it's smith, he's occupied history. so the news really imagine of was a deal from the is really side. might look like it. suddenly being talked up by the us as it's being talked to by the us. and the gibbons in israel says it's ready, does a middle level team ready to travel to cairo tomorrow? that's tuesday if it gets a response to home us from its latest offer. and the suggestions that in this offer is really is asking for pops less now than faulty cap tapes are being held of the $133.00 that we believe is still being held in gaza. and in return, that'll be the release of the palestinian prisoners and the offer of some sort of a ceasefire which would become a period of sustained. com. and it's the 2nd phase. this is a key phrase here because it's the, that's the cease fire or not. but it's been a stumbling block in the past. that is how much asking for a permanency spot, the withdrawal of israeli forces. so the palestinians

the palestinian was originally from rafa in gaza. his funeral was held on tuesday.y of the seventh victim has not been released, but they are confirmed to be a u.s.-canadian dual citizen. for more, here is our correspondent in jerusalem. reporter: hi, we are at the kitchen -- reporter: they came to feed people from australia, poland, the u.s., and the u.k.. their mission one of the simplest in gaza, one of the hardest and most dangerous. last night, israeli airstrikes hit their convoy, marked with the charity logo of the world centratcseven people killed, ing three british nationals. colleagues, distraught, identified their bodies. these are the people who brought the aid from the sea, he says. they are all dead, all of them. >> it was a direct hit. they tried to treat some of them and put them in another current front, but they shelled it. this is the situation. anyone who brings aid to gaza is at risof showing and death. correspondent: this is the second shipment of aid that world central kitchen has sent to gaza by c. it was unloaded on a beach and taken to a war

with those tense rebecca, be enough to accommodate and evacuation of rafa as well. we think we're talking around about 40000 tents. that's because we've heard that israel has procured 40000 tens. they haven't given any acknowledgement or they haven't commented on whether or not these 10 cabins that we're seeing via the satellite imagery is, is they work. we're also getting reports that they're being erected by egyptians and the way, uh, but of course, you know, with the, the approval and the, you know, coordination of the as riley's um, you know, we're talking about 40010. so far, we're talking about a 1000000 more than a 1000000 people in rough a. um you, i'll leave you to do the math on that one. i don't think we're going to see a full evacuation of ruffled, but also we're getting a lot of reports on the ground that people civilians who are just exhausted from having news. sometimes up to 56 of the times in as a gradually have come down the street from the north, big evacuated into various different positions that they're just exhausted. and they simply, you know,

however, he still reiterated threat solve the attack on rafa by 1500000 palestinians. a sheltering says welcome to use this assault on the strip. how most has done played reports of progress and see find negotiations seen as spokesman has told down to 0 that the is ready probably ministers, late his right to attack the city of rough or raises questions about resuming negotiations. my part of the comments was the part of the palestinian. the movements demand are clear, an end to aggression against our people. an agreement lockheed comprehensive hall to aggression holds no follow you. i'd like to comment on the, to the yahoo to day statement about an imminent attack on the life of this raises questions about the purpose of resuming congratulations, especially with the confirmation of aggression and crime. so just out of the, to me and people, the success of any negotiations depends on the end things the aggression and that's what it is it occupied, east jerusalem. she says he's very prime minister has been briefed on the most recent negotiations. mediators like the unite

we've seen that happen in the other big cities guys, and con eunice would likely happen in rafa. and it's exacerbated by the fact that hamas is willing to use civilians as human shields to protect its military forces. use rarely use my try to move civilians out and be careful about that use of fire power. but if it goes in, there's no way to prevent large civilian law since we have reported now for, for quite some time. the is really prime minister announcing that and defensive in bravo is, is in the near future, but it still hasn't happened. what does that tell you then? the fact that there's a grow defense and still hasn't begun? well, it says 2 things. first, israel has been mopping up in central and northern gods up. it's also been distracted by things like these drones strikes missiles, strikes from iran and then the use really responds. so it hasn't really had a chance to focus on rasa. but it is true that right now doesn't look like these really are massing the forces they would need to capture the city. in fact, all this been happening for the last couple of weeks in gaza

the news really strikes 20 of them in rafa. the city in southern guys i previously declare to states the diplomatic efforts to our sci fi continue. the us secretary of state is inside your area. while him aust, negotiate is travel to cairo for talk also this hour in.

and so rafa promised that the goal would not end. i'm promise that will be no probably good deal on these fall right. funds administer because all small treasures set in the class that in israel's problem, it's a deal with how much is a terrible defeat. but israel and it gives how much a resoundingly victory on a silver platter. so if i'm us was asked to consider yesterday that there was a very long period of peace on the table. the suggestions on now from these riley side, but it's still intends to go in to run for it some states. thank you very much for that bonus may fly very unoccupied. east jerusalem, that's crossover to honey. my mood now, who is in a rafa in the south with the guys a strip. uh, what's the move there? awesome. that to me i was comments on the i imagine a lot of anguish and a lot of worry the yeah sun, it's a quiet right now have received with the great deal of frustration. the odds of you started the secretary blinking and made a statement about a generous offer and it just made people feel that there we are ve

, where 1.4 that military operation in rafa, where1.4 million that military operation in rafa, where million palestinian civilians where1.4 million palestinian civilians are sheltering. that is something that the americans do not want them to do. benjamin netanyahu has been saying they are one step away from victory. there are lots of israelis who say that is absolutely untrue, that he has not, quite patiently he has not, succeeded in the war aims that he stated. getting the war aims that he stated. getting the hostages back and eliminating hamas as a force in gaza, because they are still able to fight. and his critics also say that he is prolonging the war out of —— artificially for his own political reasons to escape a day of reckoning for mistakes that he may have made. on both sides, six months on, is a very significant milestone. a lot of people did not think this war would last this long but i think it might even last a lot longer. i have been to one of the israeli border communities which was kibbutz nir oz, which was probably among the worst hit on that day six months ago. 0v

what is the likelihood of israel suspending its blonde defensive in rafa as well? that is something that the foreign minister israel cats has said in a, in his speaking to his writing media that should a deal be struck, then the rasa incursion, quote, would likely be suspended. but i, i think that is, of course, very true. very likely. i think of suspension, whether that's a temporary suspension or for it to be completely taken off the table is, would be a prerequisite for a deal to be struck. that the bigger question is really whether or not a deal can be struck. we've seen the talks a bit and slow and look like they're coming to some success and then fail. we're seeing a revival of those talks in the last couple of days, that addiction delegation here in is around on friday to talk to his riley officials about what their demands all they have now taking a counter offer and is ready to counter off a back. it is now with her mouse and we're waiting to hear. well they have to say about it, but the style made really potentially remains. we have been hearing a good, y

netanyahu is now openly defying biden and the rest of the international community, not just with rafa. so an interview with politico, he openly states, we do not want to palestinian state, and this comes right after his card blanch from the us president. politico also reported recently citing us officials that washington has already accepted limited operations rafa, once again proving that there are no red lines and can do it and audaciously say that they abstained from uh vetoing the uh so-called cease fire, the temporary cease fire in the unsc, this is such a sherade happening at the moment, exactly, exactly, well, i completely understand where the people come from when they say they no longer trust biden and they no longer want to vote for him because his words are not where his actions are, but at the end of the day, thank you very much for letting us know what has been happening in the broadcast media, especially in the west and... media concerning this very pressing issue, thanks million. now ladies and gents, we move to digital mainstream media. so the result of us president jo

israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu says that a date has been set for a ground operation in rafa causes southern may say, now the plan defensive has been widely condemned. in the last few hours, the leaders of fronds egypt and jordan have warned as well against the sold doesn't yahoo! it says that he's received the details updates on the si, fi told switch finished in cairo. however, he still reiterated the threats of the attack on rough 1500000 palestinians sheltering as israel continues as assaults on the strip, how boss has down played reports of progress and see sign negotiations. the palestinian group says he is riley's being stubborn. i've seen the spokesman told i'll just say that these are the prime ministers, latest tried to attack the city of rougher raises questions about resuming negotiations. my thought of the comments as the thought of the palestinian, the movements demand are clear and to aggression against our people. and the agreement lockheed comprehensive hall to aggression holds no follow you. i'd like to comment on the, to the yahoo today statement about an i

an incursion in rafa. and in southern garza and the hostages. so, you know, you know, can you hear us to the, the underlying statement in that, and we saw, as you just saw in that report that tens of thousands of people taking to the straits consecutively for another week of anti government protests cooling from all to be done putting more pressure on the government to come to some kind of deal or in fact sized selection. now rebecca, you mentioned rafa. israel's foreign minister has held out the prospect that the plan defensive. they could be suspended or postponed if a hosting deal is indeed rates we how must, what can you tell us about the likelihood of fast? well i think if a deal is raged, are then it will have to be in conjunction with some plan to hold off on the roof or offensive. so yeah, i think even deal is reached. then we will see a suspension to those plans. i think the question is whether or not a deal is going to be able to be reached. and of course that's a lot more difficult to answer. we

that was somethin: targets in and around rafa?e _ targets in and around rafa? that was something that people seem - targets in and around rafa? that was something that people seem to - targets in and around rafa? that was something that people seem to have | something that people seem to have forgotten about, certainly in the news for the last few days but for more than six months there has been an intense war in gaza, more than 30,000 people killed, most of them and many of them civilians according to the hamas run health ministry and there were casualties overnight, israeli airstrikes in central gaza and most notably in the south. rafa is a city in southern gaza, israel alleges that hamas or the remnants of hamas and its leadership are still based. the israeli prime minister has found on many occasions that there needs to be and will be a full—scale military operation in the city and americans in particular yesterday warning israel against that but those warnings are falling on deaf ears and i think once this religious holiday o

honey mac mood has more now from rafa in southern gaza. i've been very consistent with what we have experience so far since the beginning of the genocide, of where there is in fact no safe zone across the gauze and from including the save goes the large they the designated by the is really military where everyone was ordered sharply to evacuate to, to avoid being bombed, but ended up being killed and bombed inside the areas that were designated saves on the, including a loss and safe area in the west. and part of their bella, han honda in a sense that the overall but almost did we what we see in the pattern of is really a response after every resolution or action or demand by the united nations. that it's different agencies, including the international court of justice, is a more more research of the air strikes the an error rates carried out for a length of say, across the gauze. and there will be interesting to see what is really a response to the demand by president biden within, as ellen pointed out, within the coming guess $2448.00 or

let me ask you about the city of rafa. the very southern end, because this trip on the border with egypt, normal population $270000.00 people. now more than 5 times that number living there about 1500000 palestinians. what are the conditions that like now? well, overcrowding thought of people daytime either looking for food trying to find water or perhaps go to the sea, the tools wash themselves or their clothes. um, every week you go or every 2 weeks i've been, you see an increased number of tens. the roads are as a result also blocked, people are just desperately trying to get by, you know, i, i, i imagine at the moment, if you're in garza as many policies and guys have told me when i'm living, we feel like zombies were just trying to get through the day and the day is spent on trying to get the food queuing for water. and if you're very lucky, maybe once a week or once a month starting to get a very low line to get a very limited amount of cash that you actually need to buy anything else. so life has been up and it, um

when rafa was on, palestinians had hoped they might have homes to attend to. there was almost nothing left standing honey muscle within java reports on those. returning to the devastated homes for some of the 1st palestinians to go back to han, eunice, there isn't much recognizable left once home to around half a 1000000 people. the city in the south of gaza has been flattened by israel's military. the city looks heartbreak, it's unbelievable. we didn't expect this kind of destruction. there isn't a house without a martyr, wounded or destroyed. words can describe it. man of the people who have been living in tents or in the office for months on end were hoping there might be some way to start rebuilding their lights. you know? so given that we came to see what happened to the house, but there wasn't any houses here. it's just rubble of how we kinda leave here. animals kindly too. so how's that person supposed to? the destruction is unreal. israel's military announce on sunday it has withdrawn troops from han, eunice. it wraps up a key phase and it's about over

and rafa, but more than 1500000 people at sheltering. you also want that as well to try to push the palestinians out to the occupies westbank office miniature operations in casa, often occupied. westbank many are critical of the palestinian president, as it st goes wrong. the reports not from the amount of the policy and president obama. the bosses comments are being met with skepticism and criticism. yes, it is the 1st time he has spoken so publicly about these problems. yes, it is the 1st time that he is laid out, the collective posting and fears in such great detail on the international stage. but many say that these problems have been going on for 6 months. palestinians have been suffering for 6 months and a boss has comments come too late and don't go far enough. he's being specifically criticized for some points that he made while speaking about palestinian statehood about palestinians right to self determination. in the same breath, he said that israel has a right of full security, and this is our duty. he's being criticized for t

what, what, what would it mean for rafa if that were to happen as well? i think from the inside, not only are we are we stating very clearly and pleading for this operation, not to take place because it would compound and already profound humanitarian crisis into a, into a catastrophe. people have no place to go. they also weak the very vulnerable i, i, i personally can't see a number of people even having the, the mental strength or the physical strength to pick up their belongings and move one more time. they've been told on a number of occasions to move. um, i'm not quite sure if they have the yeah, as i said, the stamina to undergo to undergo this for us also. we don't even know if we're off a hope ration were to happen. if we could reach people, if we actually are in a position to support them. so the strong political play remains don't yet despite that though, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the bible plans are all confirmed. he says those even being a date set for this operation, as you know, prime minister netanyahu doesn't pick

who is in rafa and southern garza tarik, of course rafa is where this oh, really matches. so we're hearing from benjamin netanyahu this evening. that's pardon me then. now isn't date for rafa operation. i mean what, what sort of reaction when people that have, if, if you know, if this is indeed true, a yes 1000000 in fact. so this is what exactly they use, what the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been saying for a couple of months regarding a potential military attack and military and cogent for rough districts in order to restore the captives and also to eliminate the remaining balance against for a how much movement here, but the real question is fact when and how which will be carried out. this is the real, a question that the palestinians, a wondering about specifically that they have been following these very military owed as to he's moved to the south in order to seek safety. they have been told to go to roughly in order to be away from that is where the funding and right now the main costs and trade shift for the is ready. mandatory is a rough and palestinians

with the qatari and egyptians find out we know how to fight and we'll find them even in rafa.re concerns about iran retaliating against israel and potentially american interest if iran lashes out. is israel ready? >> first of all we take those threats seriously. we are on eye alert here in israel but you know life is continuing but the military has very impressive and ill defense system and i can tell you former deputy of defense that, i feel that we are ready for any threats coming from iran. even if they dare to sending uav or missiles former iran to israel they'll pay a heavy price we hope it will not happen. we have no interest to start another front with iran. so far they're using proxies against us. but if they'll make that mistake they will pay a heavy price. mike: today is precisely six months since this conflict began and feels longer for families that have hostages being held. what are your reflections six months into this conflict, sir? >> you know, we believe that it will be over by now. we hope that we will see hostages back home unfortunately it didn't happen. we

at the end of the gaza strip. throughout rafa had come upside of increasing. they had been distributed for people in the south where very limited number of these trucks have been delivered to the another at heart of the gaza strip. now, while age agencies have been saying that at least the goal is a strip needs uh, between 500 up to 6 humanitarian troops on daily basis, just to help people to recover from the often not so big is very deadly at military campaign on the test 3. okay, thank you. thought it as well. thank you for that reporting from best buy in josh a well, israel's prime minister has repeated his plans to launch a military invasion of what i saw in the south of the gaza strip. and this is despite and growing international pressure not to do so. it seems to be the most liberal of us. we will complete the liquidation of the homeless brigades, including those in rough on there is no force in the world that'll stop us. they will many trying to do this, but this will be of no use because often what they have done this enemy will not be they to repeat

garza eric of assume has moved out from rafa. i think is very military, had targeted a groups, palestinians who were responsible in securing a d, a deliveries to the northern parts of gauze. the 8 of them have been killed them. they have been transferred to the are of hospital to be provided later for burial. but yet, the tech has been carried out in a tell in how a neighborhood as this is not the 1st attack from its kind that has been targeting a people who are securing 8 supplies in light of the ongoing repeated attacks on the police vehicles, palestinians in the northern part of gauze was started to organize local committees that are consisting of young men who are, will be responsible for delivering and securing a deliveries to the know the positive cause a just to guarantee that there was going to be no further state of k years after the repeated attacks against a policeman, bestbuy, yet the whose people have been attacked without any private warning. as we have been recording said, of military strikes, not only on 8, see cu

bera: i think a rafa offensive would be a bad idea. other ways to eliminate hamas, make sure it is not a political entity, but you have a pending humanitarian crisis, unfolding in front of our eyes in terms of starvation, lack of food, lack of water. there is an urgency to get into a prolonged cease-fire negotiated. and then ted to come up with a context for a longer-term solution, so the israelis can feel secure, but the palestinians have some homeland for themselves as well. anchor: so you're saying there are other ways to do this. the israelis maintain they do need to go into rafa. what do you need to see the white house do here? rep. bera: i am certainly aware that secretary blinken and president biden have been in direct communication with israelis, putting pressure on them, giving them advice on a different way to eliminate, degrade hamas that does not involve what we saw in the northern portions of gaza. we've got to, again, there is an urgency of getting hamas to agreto a cease-fire, to get the hostages back and to get that hum

and talking about the readout of the rafa mission and the united states said we will support the rafa if you don't go into iran and israel went into iran. so it seems to have a lack of communication and it appears from the outside looking in that the administration may have lost control of the dynamic. what do you make of that? >> i think message discipline matters and it has to be consistent with reality and policy. look, iran has a limited to whatever israel thought they had over a credible deterrent. that was the first time last saturday night that iran launched an attack from its territory and it was not a pinprick, it was a massive attack over 300 cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, and drones against israel so that genie is out of the bottle. i think there is reason israel struck was to demonstrate in the effect that iran thinks they can strike israel again israel can strike iran. the policy is not linked up with the reality in the middle east right now. >> dan, as we look to get into this briefing room are you surprised that the white house is not offering any comment right no

as antony blinken pointed out, there is the impending israeli assault on rafa which again the israelihas promised at the international community is very worried about, the humanitarian situation worsening in rafa if and when that assault on southern gaza begins. perhaps the focus i think now in israel and the occupied palestinian territories might switch towards what is happening in gaza again and perhaps this dangerous spat between israel and iran which resulted in direct fire between both sides will for the time being have been done with. let sides will for the time being have been done with.— sides will for the time being have been done with. let me stay on that exact point — been done with. let me stay on that exact point because _ been done with. let me stay on that exact point because there _ been done with. let me stay on that exact point because there has - been done with. let me stay on that exact point because there has been| exact point because there has been some suggestion that benjamin netanyahu agreed to a restrained approach here towards iran in return for being allowe

he was originally from rafa in gaza.neral, a friend said he was happy to work with an organization that provides humanitarian aid to the displaced. let's hear now from the leaders of some of the countries whose citizens were killed. >> the truth is that this is beyond any reasonable circumstance. someone going about, providing aid and humanitarian assistance should lose their life. >> they are doing fantastic work bringing alleviation to the suffering many are experiencing in gaza. they need be allowed to do that work unhindered and it is incumbent on israel to make sure that they can do that and we are asking israel to investigate what happened urgently because clearly, there are questions that need to be answered. >> we were outraged to learn of an idf strike that killed a number of civilian humanitarian workers yesterday from the world central kitchen which has been relentless in working to get food to those who are hungry in gaza and around the world. the u.s. will continue to press israel to do more as well to ensur

you said uh, present in rafa. okay. uh, i mean, at the same time, almost everyone has one of the risk to civilians including israel with an allies like the united states. so how would someone go about planning a ground invasion with their one and a half 1000000 people crammed into such a small area? well, lately, lately, some of 80 minutes resources that said that uh they would that they would uh got a out that or offensive stages on state stages various stages. and with each stage they would ask, they would ask the but a senior. so that part of senior civilians in the theater of operations, the chosen, the theater of operations, to clear to clear that part of a for alpha before they launched that offensive. that was uh, but i, i would like just to today. uh, president biden is expected us to have a phone call was visit i, the prime minister and uh, according to american sources. at this phone call would center 1st on the hostage eh, gene eh, the american president bush. the is a, the prime minister to up sense at hosta

so rafa promise that the war would not end. i'm promised that will be no trouble . a good deal, um, but as a small trip to the finance minister, he said in the connected a deal with how much is a terrible defeat israel. it gives how much a resoundingly big treat on a silver platter. so if how much was being asked to examine a deals that seemed to suggest a long period of calm? well not, and yeah, it was now saying he's still going to go into a rough or whatever. but of course, this will make it very clear about their opinion on the potential for i c. c judgements to be coming that way as well. this story is only originating from source is in israel from israel government. they are the ones that are talking about the fear that the international criminal court is going to be issuing arrest warrants for them. the senior leaders, including ballpark potentially pets, are met benjamin then, you know, you'll have guidelines and all those. netanyahu says that the possibilities warns against the commandos and state latest is a scandal on, on the historic scale. and israel co

biden said his redline was israeli forces launching an assault on rafa, some democratic lawmaker said large-scale military action there we'll force them to contention aid to israel. the spokesman for biden said the recent conversations between leaders. >> to any have been killed and if we don't see the changes that we have to make some changes and decisions of our own. >> this botched drone strike was a tipping point with america's closest allies in the middle east. seventy-eight workers were killed including an american. similar drone strike by the us military in afghanistan during the withdrawal killed ten civilians including seven children. no one was punished. john kirby downplayed the comparison. >> these are events that happen three years apart its. with the geographic locations, to different countries and do -- two different sets of circumstances. >> is really forces carry this out in syria last week killing a commander. iran hasn't vowed revenge putting us and israeli forces in the region on high alert. >>> over a hundred hostages remain in a captivity in gaza. tomorrow the na

but there's almost nothing left standing honey more fluid in rafa has more on those. returning to the devastated homes for some of the 1st palestinians to go back to han, eunice, there isn't much recognizable left once home to around half a 1000000 people. the city in the south of gaza has been flattened by israel's military. the city looks heartbreaking. it's unbelievable. what didn't expect this kind of destruction. there isn't a house without a martyr, wounded or destroyed. words can describe it. man of the people who have been living in tents or in the open for months on end, we're hoping there might be some way to start rebuilding their life. you know? so given that we came to see what happened to the house, but there wasn't any houses here. it's just rubble. that's how we kinda leave here . animals kindly too. so how's that person supposed to? the destruction is unreal. israel's military announce on sunday has withdrawn troops from han, eunice. it wraps up the key phase and it's battle with him. us drilled levels now are some of the lowest levels in gaza since t

the overt alpha load over half of guys that's population is sheltering of the city of rafa has been the last refuge of families fleeing the financing and got the previously deemed a safe zone by israel. meaning he is still struggling to get by now you're also looking for we have 10 people living in the same tent and we suffer from the sheets and mosquitoes. we did everything inside the tent cooking cleaning basing. the children have sick children who cannot tolerate the sheets, and we have prompt inside the tent rarely going outside the classroom. moreland area, me not. israel says rafa is a strong home for home, us militants and plans to launch a ground invasion. everyone totally speaking and saudi arabia with palestinian president and judged against it has 3 of the palestinian people. we believe we appeal to the united states of america to ask israel to stop the restful operation . because america is the only country capable of preventing israel from committing this crime. he did, yeah. the math us has previously said it could not support a russell operation without a credible humanit