we knew that the israelis had discovered some bodies in rafah. we know that one of them is an american citizen. what more do we know about what's happening there at the moment? 50 what's happening there at the moment? ~' what's happening there at the moment? ~ ., ,., moment? so we knew about recovering — moment? so we knew about recovering the _ moment? so we knew about recovering the bodies - moment? so we knew about recovering the bodies of- moment? so we knew about recovering the bodies of the | recovering the bodies of the hostages a few hours ago. and the announcement from the white house came just a few minutes ago that one of these bodies is american. the american citizen is hersh goldberg—polin, and his parents were really vocal about him. they had interviews in the us and in israel, and i gets you did an interview with one of his parents before. and it's really sad news for the hostages' families to see their loved ones dying. the despair amongst the families of the hostages. also the despair of the people of gaza of having no deal for a

so the consternation of rafah is the palestinians, hamas, want the u.n. to control rafah.ing, well, the u.n. has controlled rafah before, and when they did, the tunnels were allowed to operate, and hamas was able to go back and forth. israel's saying, no, we need to maintain control of rafah if we're going to destroy hamas. so it's this porn inflection point because whoever controls it controls the resupply for hamas. rachel: okay, i have so many questions from what you just explained which, thank you. first of all, the first thing you said was we are putting limits on israel on how they fight the war. part of that is because we fund israel. we also fund egypt. so why can't we hold our own foreign aid over the heads of, say, egypt say you shut down the tunnels if they're coming from egypt up there? if you'll get zero dollars unless you -- pete: we totally should. rachel: do i have to run this country? [laughter] pete: i think that's part of -- rachel: that's pretty simple. pete: that's been some part of the public discussion for a while. rachel: if there are tunnels from e

the idea they would never go into rafah makes no sense because the enemy went to rafah..n. is making, as the enemy went south, so did the civilian population. rafah was an end state that israel wanted to achieve. they've been holding it, preventing people from going back and forth which puts a ststrangle hold on hamas. maybe that leads to a hostage negotiation eventually. israel assassinated hamas' chief negotiator in tehran, taking orders from iran. joey: all the cease fire agreements that have been put on the table, one of them was -- israel created a line across gaza they were securing and hamas said well, we'll do this deal if we control that line. israel had to control that line in order to let civilians go back north so the invasion of rafah wouldn't be as dedreamtal. all along -- detrimental. all ayou long the way, hamas undermined israel's attempts to make a safer place for civilian. pete: let's bring in reagan ortagus. we lost an american. what's your take away in those events yesterday? >> well, i've been listening to you guys all morning. i heard rachel's voic

israel went into rafah. they were incredibly effective. there were very few civilian casualties, and they decapitated a lot of the hamas militant racist, bigoted capability. and they were they were extremely effective. similarly, when iran went after some of hamas, i'm sorry, when israel went after some of hamas leaders in tehran, you know, the administration stood back and said, we had nothing to do about it. that sent iran a very, very strong message. and most importantly, last week, everyone was sitting on the edge of their seat wondering what would happen with hezbollah getting ready to attack israel and send in 6000 8000 rockets. okay, so what did israel do? they did not listen to the west. who was saying de-escalate. try to find a solution which is a joke, because iran is not interested in a negotiated cease fire. israel went in and took a preemptive strike and knocked out 6000 missiles. okay, there are 200 and there are 150,000 missiles in southern lebanon right now. underneath 200 cities. so you ask the other question, you know, wh

and for hamas, rafah is an important stronghold.that's their lifeline as was explained here earlier. hamas dug, dig many, many tunnels there. they smuggle their weapons from egypt, they hide, sadly, our hostages in those tunnels so we had to go into rafah. all the, you know, prophesies about what would happen if we enter rafah were a mistake. we saw that there were no civilian casualties in rafah. the terrorists continued to hide there. so, again, it was a mistake to apply pressure on israel, and from now on after we've with seen how they executed our civilians including an american hostage, we should all be united in supporting israel to chase and hunt down theseville terrorists, cruel terrorists. pete: yeah. i said it from day one, i hope israel kills every last member of hamas and in doing so gets every hostage back. >> each and and every one of them, and we should remember a ceasefire is a word that sounds positive, but a ceasefire means that that hamas can survive and get a free pass after what they have done, and that will be

and to get rafah. this was the military plan that the military and the political echelon agreed-upon. i was never going to leave rafah alone. you know that. i was also not going to leave philadelphi alone. i said it is critical we not leave philadelphi. i said we have to get there so we got there. it was a progression of military advancement that produced the results. once we are in now we leave? we leave, we will not come back. everybody here knows it. everybody knows what pressure will be brought on us so we don't come back. what price we will have to pay if we do want to come back. it is not going to happen. we will be there. despite the pressure. >> prime minister, cnn. i spoke to a former hostage who had been held in gaza. she told me she believes you are sentencing her husband to die by prioritizing philadelphi corridor over a deal. she has this question for you. is keith going to come home alive or dead? >> i will do everything to make sure keith and the other hostages come back. i'm telling you

she saw the map, she studied the maps, and you couldn't go into rafah. i do wonder whether that was a real strategic mistake by the israelis not to go into rafah. a lot sooner, number one. number two, i think we actually need to consider the fact that hamas is not long for this world, that the israelis are collapsing on the remaining elements of hamas in gaza, alongside its ongoing operation now in the west bank, that if the walls are closing in on yahya sinwar, the leader of hamas today, its military leader in gaza, is he giving a standing order to kill hostages because the walls are closing in so much and that now puts into real stark relief the choice in front of the israelis. do you capitulate to hamas in its 11th hour, when you have almost destroyed the organization? if it is going to be killing more hostages, or is there a potential to actually use that military force and pressure on its sponsors to get them to surrender? this is a devil's choice. it's the devil's choice that hamas invented when they took the hostages. i would not want to be the le

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are not allowed into rafah.he only way we were able to come in -- they're not allowed in gaza in general -- the only way in here was with the israeli army. and pretty much everywhere we have gone looks like this, just utter devastation. this entire area, all of gaza it seems, is going to need to be rebuilt. people simply cannot live here. the israeli military brought us here to show victory, to show they have been able to drive out hamas, to break the back of the hamas military infrastructure in rafah at least. and this is something of a victory tour, but this is the cost of victory, an area that is completely broken, effectively uninhabitable and which will need to be built again from scratch if that ever happens. and this specific place where we are right now has a particularly dark history. this is the place where israeli troops found the bodies of six hostages including the american hersh goldberg-polin, and he was in a tunnel under the ground here. and all of them had been executed, about 24 hours before is

harris back in march about rafah. >> any major military operation in rafah would be a huge mistake. me tell you something, i have studied the maps. there's nowhere for those folks to go. and we're looking at about a million and a half people in rafah who are there because they were told to go there most of them. and so we've been very clear that -- it would be a mistake to move into rafah. reporter: harris' running mate minnesota governor tim walz refused to answer a question about murdered hostages while attending minnesota state fair. >> what's your reaction to the six hostages found dead in gaza? >> thanks everybody. reporter: president biden, vice president and secretary of state spoke to hirsch parents' earlier today to offer their condolences. alicia. reporter: thanks for sticking with us tonight did the biden administration's pressure on israel including putting delays on arm shipments embolden hamas to kill the hostages tim cotton says yes. >> these hostages were discovered in the tunnels under rafah that's where biden and harris put arms embargo to keep them from entering.

israel don't go into rafah and israel kept coming back saying we have to go to rafah that is where thehostages were. exactly that's where the hostages were and hamas. >> she said she checked the maps remember just like she was the last person in the room when biden decided on afghanistan and like biden she is wrong on every foreign policy and national security event that they have come across, the world is on fire because of it, deterrence is deteriorating because of it and again, they are focused on our allies rather than on our enemies. maria: this is all why policy is so critical here with less than 70 days before the election congress is back in session, possible government shutdown at the end of september another continuing resolution but as i've been reporting, house speaker mike johnson is considering the cr and attaching acr to the save act he wants to extend government funding to merger 2025 and link it to the save act if passed it would secure the upcoming election by preventing noncitizens from voting, you know the save act will not go anywhere in the senate, your thoughts o

israel's military says the six bodies were found in a tunnel under rafah in the south of gaza.kesperson, daniel hagari, said they had recently been brutally murdered by hamas. the islamist group today denied that, saying they were killed in israeli strikes. but in a video statement, israel's prime minister was clear who he thought was to blame. "we saw the unimaginable cruelty of the hamas killers on the 7th of october, and we saw it again in the tunnels under rafah." but mr netanyahu is under pressure. last night, there again were protests from hostage families and clashes with police. they say the israeli leader is putting his own personal political ambitions ahead of securing a ceasefire and hostage release deal, and that he has the blood on his hands. meanwhile, in gaza, a rare bit of positive news on the humanitarian front. a mass polio vaccination programme for hundreds of thousands of children has begun, with area—specific pauses in fighting. but it is a long way from the comprehensive ceasefire deal that diplomats have been pushing forfor months. let's speak to our corr

in fact, hagari adding that there was during combat in rafah, they were fighting above ground. it was then that they found these bodies in this tunnel these six israeli hostages, who have now been confirmed as dead, michael, tell us more about what we're learning about those those killed so look as you said, perhaps the most high-profile, not just because he was in israeli-american, but also because there were quite startling images of him being loaded onto the back of a truck with half of his left arm blown off on october the seventh, except itself as a result of the hamas-led terrorist attacks. >> this is hersh goldberg polin he was 23-years-old is really american and he was at this nova music festival where hundreds of people were gunned down and where the majority of those who were kidnapped were taken because it was just happening on the outskirts. of the gaza strip, ed in your show me 24-year-old woman was working as a bartender at the nova music festival she was actually widely reported to be on the phone with her sister, with our family while she was hiding from the ham

their bodies out. >> reporter: there has been trauma in rafah on both sides.ore the offensive against hamas started, soldiers ordered more than a million palestinian civilians to leave. they took refuge elsewhere in gaza, in so-called safe zones, but where there are still daily military strikes. in nusrat camp just yesterday, little mohammed hamduna survived one. his mother and sister did not. we have seen civilian deaths in areas that should be safe zones. how come? >> you know, when hamas commanders are using save zones, so every precise attack that we conduct is being thoroughly reviewed in order to minimize the civilian harm and maximize the way that we hit only the terrorist. >> reporter: but there is going to be a civilian price, you know that. >> we know that because hamas is a ruthless enemy that embeds inside the gazan population. >> reporter: in rafah, the enemy, hamas, has been defeated by the israelis. but this is what victory looks like. it was a hard-fought victory, norah, but a limited one because everybody loses until there is a cease-fire. >>

alma, and where is sunwar if you've eliminated rafah?הדרמטים מאז תחילת המלחמה. כך או כך, ההחלטה הסופית כמובן עדיין לא התקבלה. ברוד. general, what would be the goal of actually establishing a military zone in northern gaza? i don't think uh gaza is big enough to establish military zones, it's the gaza strip itself is a military zone, so what what i saw here that establishing the northern part is the security zone, that means it will be a clear target for the hamas to attack them. "the same way is now as in here,im is under attack daily or day after another, then if they established a northern security zone and the northern part it will be under shelling, well if it's gonna be under shelling, what's the goal of actually establishing it? this is what some people in israel say that it will do nothing, it will did not, it will not realize anything for israel in terms of security or terms of control of the..." נורמליזציה, יכולת לפעול כנגד איראן שהיא עדיין האייום העיקרי, אבל אנחנו צריכים להערך לזה שלא תהיה עסקה בגלל צד זה או אחר, אני מקווה שרק

military wanted to show us how israel's punishing war has broken the back of hamas in the city of rafah. nbc news agreed to blur the faces of troops for what the israeli military says are operational security reasons. the tour was led by the military's chief spokesman, admiral hagari. >> the rafah brigade is not functional militarywise. >> reporter: the scale of the devastation was beyond anything i've seen in more than two decades covering war zones. israel says that it defeated hamas in this area, destroyed its military infrastructure, but this is the price of victory. while some hamas fighters may still be around, you don't see them. you don't see anyone. you look around here, i don't know how people can possibly live here again, utter devastation. there's going to be rage and anger from the palestinian population for decades to come after this. so, what do you do next? >> a war, this war specifically, is a tragedy for israelis for sure, and it's mostly tragic for the hostages, 101 hostages that are still being held in these kind of conditions by hamas, but they're not the only one h

the helicopter of the occupying regime crashed in rafah. according to the media of the zionist regime, at least 6 soldiers were injured in this incident, some of them are in critical condition. another news is that in the martyrdom operation in the east of ramallah, a zionist soldier was killed and another soldier was wounded. in this operation, a truck driver ran over the soldiers is the occupying regime of quds has surrounded the site of the operation. the zionist media described this operation with a gas truck as very unfortunate. the president of the united states has described the killing of an american citizen in west bank as an accidental incident , claiming that the bullet ricocheted after hitting the ground and hit the american citizen. ayesha noor, a 26-year-old turkish-american activist , was shot in the head by zionists while participating in the demonstration on friday in kuroni bakhti. unlike biden , one of the peace activists who was present at the scene of the incident said: the israeli sniper shot twice he shot at aisha. it

alma, and where is senar if you've eliminated rafah?ng, what's the goal of actually establishing it? this is what some people in israel say that it will do nothing, it will did not, it will not realize anything for israel in terms of security or terms of control of the gaza or habas, well let's go ahead and cont the threats surrounding the entity from multiple resistance fronts promoted promptedlin former military intelligence chief to call on the cabinet to change the war objectives if no deal is made to end the war in gaza and reach settlement with hisballah. יכולת לפעול כנגד איראן. שהיא עדיין האייום העיקרי, אבל אנחנו צריכים לאערך לזה שלא תהיה עסקה בגלל א' צד זה או אחר, אני מקווה שרק בגלל החמאס ושמדינת ישראל תדע להגיד כן לתייקיטורית, במידה ואין אסקה, אנחנו צריכים לשנות את יעדי המלחמה, יעדי המלחמה נקבעו באוקטובר, בצדק, הם היו כנגד החמאס בדרום, לפרק אותו, ליצור תנאים להכזרת החטופים, המלחמה שישראל עכשיו נגררה. general isyadlin essentially suggesting a wider regional war strategy and how the strategy will be pursued given that as we know

alma, and where is sinwar if you've eliminated rafah?is big enough to establish military zones, it's the gaza strip itself is a military zone, yes, so what what i saw here that establishing the northern part is security zone, that means that will be a clear target for the... has to attack them, the same way is now as in here, netserim is under attack daily or day after another, then if they established a northern security zone and the northern part it will be under shelling, well if it's going to be under shelling, what's the goal of actually establishing it? this is what some people in israel say that it will do nothing, it will did not it will not realize anything for israel in terms of security or in terms of control. אולי נורמליזציה, יכולת לפעול כנגד איראן שהיא עדיין האייום העיקרי, אבל אנחנו צריכים לארך לזה שלא תהיה עסקה בגלל צד זה או אחר, אני מקווה שרק בגלל החמאס ושמדינת ישראל תדע להגיד כן לטייקית, במידה ואין עסקה, אנחנו צריכים לשנות את יעדי המלחמה, יעדי המלחמה נקבעו באוקטובר, בצדק, הם היו כנגד החמאס בדרום, לפרק אותו. the israeli st

richard engel, nbc news, rafah, at the gaza strip. >> some compelling images. >>> now to the growing financial burden for millions. americans owe some $220 billion in medical debt, and as christine romans reports, for some there's no way out. >> look at that. >> reporter: these medical bills have followed terry belk since 2003 when his wife sandra was diagnosed with breast cancer. >> we had private health insurance, and we thought we had good insurance, but anyway, that was $23,000. >> outside of what the insurance coverage -- >> right. >> reporter: terry has been telling his stories for years talking to our charlotte, north carolina, affiliate in 2022. >> it's a lot of money to me. >> reporter: we wanted to hear how to this day the debt continues to haunt him. >> you weren't running away from these bills. >> no, i wasn't running away. i was trying to actually -- >> pay them. >> -- pay them. >> reporter: about 14 million americans owe at least a thousand dollars in medical debt. the top three states, south dakota, mississippi and belk's home state of north carolina. as his wife battl

but the first crack was when we went into rafah and we took over the philadelphia corridor and the rafahs over the philadelphi corridor and the rafah, um, trans over the philadelphi corridor and the rafah transit point, because that was literally their way. they actually could breathe and their oxygen. they were hoping that iran or his brother they were hoping that iran or hezbollah would come and save them. now that they're hoping that international pressure would now extricate them from that situation. but the only effective change that would be enabled would be if we hold on to the philadelphi corridor and not vacate it, not evacuated, because once we leave it, we'll never be able to go back. that is a sense of what's benjamin netanyahu were saying in that address in the last two hours or so. president biden has said that a final deal for a ceasefire and the release of hostages held in gaza is very close to being presented to israel and hamas by mediators. but he told reporters he did not think that the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, was doing enough to secure an agreemen

adamant that israel can't go into rafah. she saw the maps. israel can't go into rafah. what we learned there were a lot of american and israeli hostages in rafah underground. the leadership of hamas is in rafah. the idea that harris is saying -- dictating that israel can't go into rafah is very disconcerting. when her vice presidential nominee doesn't want to talk about it. >> dana: has the biden administration taken a position on who controls the philadelphia corridor >> they have said israel had agreed to their proposal. bridging proposal which kept israel to some degree in the philadelphia corridor. biden administration would like israel to get out of there to their view it would lubricate the negotiations. i don't think hamas is wanting a deal. they keep pushing and pushing. >> dana: our condolences pass them along to the families. >> bill: we have this in new york city. >> why are you out here today and what do you think about this starting again? >> it is horrible and disrespectful. it has been a calm summer but i'm nervous for students to come back. >> bill: a lo

the idf saying there is still ongoing fighting here in this part of rafah. civilians caught in the middle of this war. the idf says it has defeated hamas militarily here in rafah, but in the process turning much of the city into a hellscape. the point is, israel still went ahead and bombed that area despite knowing that there were dozens of civilians nearby? >> we have hard decisions every day, we're conducting them. nothing is easy. >> reporter: the destruction we saw in gaza today, whit, was breathtaking. so the big question now is, how long does the idf stay there, and what will hundreds of thousands of palestinians have to go back home to? whit? >> whit: matt gutman in israel, thank you. >>> when we come back, a raging inferno in an american city. two buildings going up in flames. >>> plus a sneak peek at this weekend's emmy awards. robin and the team take us behind the scenes. ked to dangerous flu complications like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but i'm just the flu.” (sniffs.) it's him! who? i'm just the flu. demand more

the israeli army has not defeated a battalion or even a company in the city of rafah in the south of the gaza strip. omid halavi, a member of the foreign relations and security committee in the knesset of the occupying regime, also said: the tunnels that israel destroyed in the rafah area are a small percentage of this city and are mainly located where israeli soldiers are present. according to this knesset member, the number of tunnels that the israeli army found in rafah compared to the number of tunnels that palestinian groups established in the gaza strip. it is very little. the wave of resignations in the regime in the army of the zionist regime. one year after the storm operation in al-aqsa, the prime minister of the occupying regime now with the protests in the street and the use of one after the other senior military commanders have faced. the resignation of mizoeh yossaril is the commander of the base of unit 820 of the zionist regime, a unit under the intelligence of his assigned army, gillot, near tel aviv, which was targeted by hezbollah about 3 weeks ago. in the text of

in rafah and in a tunnel. underground found. these words caused a wave of dissatisfaction in tel aviv, quds, haifa and other occupied areas, the largest nationwide strike and gatherings in the past year. launched against netanyahu's policies. the protesters want an immediate agreement for a ceasefire, the exchange of prisoners and the resignation of netanyahu and his cabinet. we held a protest demonstration against the cabinet that never gave us a chance to save wasra. we can no longer tolerate this situation. israeli authorities cannot play with people's lives like this. we demand the implementation of the agreement right now. arrest and repression by the police. the zionist regime could not stop the demonstrations until lapid exchanged them with the aim of pressuring the cabinet to sign a ceasefire. the prisoners demanded the complete shutdown of the cabinet. israeli hostages in gaza are dying one after another and the army is in its most critical situation. members of the cabinet and the military are compli

these people were martyred and wounded in the attacks on rafah, khanyounes, jabalia camp, el brij andjaiye neighborhood. the army of the occupying regime also blew up several other residential buildings in the west of the city of rafah in the southern gaza strip. said! in the attacks of the occupiers to the south of the gaza strip, six prisoners of this regime, including one zionist prisoner americans were killed. the army of the occupying regime announced the discovery of the bodies of these people in the rafah area. azat arrash, a senior member of the hamas movement, said: the responsibility for the killing of the zionist prisoners lies with the occupiers, who continue to insist on the genocide, and the american government is also responsible for supporting this regime and being a partner in the war against killing. the routes are responsible. also , the palestinian resistance today targeted a military vehicle of the zionist regime in the neighborhood of talal sultan in the south of the gaza strip with a rocket. ebrizban kan has reported the death of two zionist soldiers in the gaza

israeli forces recover the bodies of six people taken hostage by hamas, in a tunnel under the city of rafahing one of them is an american. the frontline of gaza's health crisis — fighting pauses so children start receiving polio vaccinations in a mass—immunisation campaign by humanitarian agencies. airports across 30 european countries back to their old rule book — re—introducing carry—on liquid restrictions. a �*political stunt�*. us vice president kamala harris accuses former president donald trump of taking his election campaign to arlington cemetery — a sacred military burial site. and rap music stars lead tributes for fatman scoop — who has died after collapsing on stage. in connecticut. hello and welcome. i'm catherine byaruhanga. we start with breaking news from gaza: the israeli military says it has discovered a number of bodies in gaza and is working to determine their identities. in the past few minutes, the white house released the following statement: earlier today, in a tunnel under the city of rafah, israeli forces recovered six bodies of hostages held by hamas. we have now co

where were all of those dead hostages in rafah?w we know they are dead. isn't it mind-boggling to think we have allowed this to happen and we stood back and watched. i still remember when the iranians took americans back in tehran. maria: this is what they do. >> the shame and the angst of the nation, how could this happen to us, the american republic and the greatest military in the world and were being held at bay by these kids who have taken her people and her hostages. i remember that feeling as an american. i cannot imagine what it's like to be in is really right now and have to deal with that. they are living in. it was one thing when we were here in the u.s. and that was happening in tehran. they are living with it within their neighborhoods they are seeing it in the fact the u.s. and other nations are not supported them i cannot fathom what that must be like and the gentleman who spoke agreed how can you be jewish and support kamala harris are any democrats. maria: you go back to no deterrence whatsoever on iran and you go

nearly dozen people were killed in the israeli air rates on the cities of rafah and khan unis. israeli forces also targeted the almawasi safe zone in southern gaza, killing at least five people, including two children. the regime launched this genocidal war on gaza in october last year. over 41,100 palestinians have have been killed since then. most of the casualties are women and children. now to talk more on this, we are joined by our correspondents in the central city of deiro. moti, nice to see you again, moti, it seems that the israeli on slaught is continuing and uh with the safe with the so-called safe zones being the target as well, yes, absolutely true, the israeli occupation forces continue to decimate gaza strip with more destructive air strikes and attacks start getting elsewhere in gaza step, let me begin with the recent attack took place in the wissen. of khanuni city when the israeli chuberers attacked and make shift tent there claiming the lives of three palestinian uh civilians in addition to that the israeli artining was maintained heavily against the isimbard

to go into rafah. and look at the price we paid. there was massive pressure, the icc, they brought it up a day or two before the decision, they knew we were about to decide that there was a weapons embargo that is continuing to spread. we paid with the lives of our soldiers. but that is nothing but that is nothing in comparison to what comparison to what we will be targeted with if we pull out and everybody understands the important of this. but they don't support us. they want us to end the war. this is what they all want to end the to end the and this and this corridor is different from all other places from all other corridors. it is central. it will determine our entire it has tremendous it has tremendous importance for us. but the world but the world that wants to see the war come to an end, that the last thing in the world they want us to do, is to go in and this there. and this will be tremendous pressure exerts in the security council and i'm not going to give anybody ideas. but why, why should we walk into this trap? so the

the attack on the southern city of rafah was martyred .there was also news from the west bank, despite the continued attacks on some areas after 10 days from the city and the jenin camp and the length of karam's retreat. according to reports, this round of at least 37 people were martyred in the attacks, which were accompanied by the response of the palestinian resistance and the killing and wounding of a number of zionist soldiers. we see a report about the developments in the west bank. the campaign claims to destroy the infrastructure of the resistance, but in practice the entire urban infrastructure is destroyed, from water and electricity to roads and streets, perhaps because the resistance is in the veins and roots of all people. this is not the jenin camp in the west bank, the jabalia camp in rafah or talal hawa in gaza. these walls witness the resistance of the people of this region against. only in the jenin camp, 30 palestinians in the zionist attack martyrdom and more than 70 people were injured. 70 % of the streets of this camp

two people too they were martyred in the attack on the southern city of rafah. it has also been reported from the west bank. despite the continued attacks on some zionist areas after 10 days from the city and camp of jenin and. according to reports , at least 37 people were martyred in this round of attacks, which was accompanied by the response of the palestinian resistance and the killing and wounding of a number of zionist soldiers. we see a report about the developments in the west bank. campaign with the claim of destroying the infrastructure of the resistance. but in practice, the entire urban infrastructure is destroyed, from water and electricity to roads and streets. maybe because resistance is going on here in the veins and roots of all people. this is not the jenin camp in the west bank, the jabalia camp in rafah or talal hawa in gaza. these walls are a witness to the resistance of the people of this region against the invaders. in jenin camp alone, 30 palestinians were martyred and more than 70 people were injured in the zionist attack. 70% of the st

in gaza, where the israeli military has confirmed that six bodies found in a tunnel in the city of rafah in gaza were those of hostages held by hamas after the october the 7th attack. they've been named as alexander lobanov, almog sarusi, eden yerushalni, ori danino, carmel gat and hersh goldberg—polin — who was an american citizen. the israeli prime minister benjaminnetanyahu said that israel would not rest until it catches those responsible. in a statement, he said that israel was committed toachieving a deal to release the remaining hostages and ensureisrael�*s security. 00:00:58,204 --> 2147483051:37:13,817 the missing families forum has 2147483051:37:13,817 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 again urged him to agree airports across europe go back to their old rules — re—introducing limits on carry—on liquids. so when will travellers see the end of the restriction? hello, i'm luxmy gopal. we start in gaza, where the israeli military has confirmed that six bodies found in a tunnel in the city of rafah in gaza were those of hostages held by hamas after the october the 7th attack. they've been na

griff: fox news was in the southern gaza city of rafah friday embedded with the idf, including a look shaft where six hostages were found dead earlier this month. this, as we're getting new reports of more idf operations in the city. nate foy is tracking it from tel aviv. hey, nate. >> hey, griff. so today in central gaza, israeli air strikes killed at least 14 people. the idf says they targeted hamas weapons manufacturing facilities. that was in gaza city. but farther south in rafah, where we were embedded with the idf yesterday we saw nothing, but destruction. the city is evacuated, but the idf haven't seen a civilian in a month and the only one identified was terrorists, and take a look at our ride along yesterday. and we started in the phila phila phila philadelphiay corridor. and here is some of what we saw yesterday. >> the underground tunnel network in rafah is among the most extensive in all of gaza according to the idf. since invading in may, at the philadelphi corridor behind me, this leads into egypt. this is one of them. the idf says hamas used tunnels like that for smuggl

israeli military says it has recovered the bodies of six hostages from an underground tunnel in the rafah area on saturday, the idf it's now formally identified and named all six and their families have been notivated, notified you can see there are photographs there. >> they are hersh goldberg, polin eden, yerushalmi, carmel gat almog. so rusi alex lobanov, and ore dana obviously, their families having to deal with this terrible news now the white house put out a statement. i just want to read part of it to you, quote, it is as tragic as it is, reprehensible. make no mistake. hamas leaders will pay for these crimes and we will keep working around the clock for a deal to secure the release of the remaining hostages now, the news had led to renewed protests in israel calling for the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to agree to a ceasefire and hostage deal. >> the group is missing families forum, very active group in these protests issued a statement saying, quote, netnyahu abandoned the hostages on saturday, protesters said netanyahu was putting the war with hamas ahead of the hos

news sources also reported the death of a zionist captain in a resistance ambush in rafah .s captain previously described the palestinian fighters as a group of cowards and promised that the zionist soldiers would return home victorious. a group of guests of the 38th international conference of islamic unity with their presence in the shrine of imam rahel beh maqam shamakh, the great founder of the islamic republic of iran, paid tribute. this international conference is being held in tehran since yesterday with the presence of sunni shia thinkers from more than 30 countries. hojjat-ul-islam seyyed hassan khomeini, in charge of the holy shrine of the imam , in the group of guests, referring to the issues of gaza, considered the calamities of palestine to be the result of the muslims' preoccupation with themselves and the lack of unity. they commit crimes in palestine because they don't celebrate tansur allah. the great birthday of hazrat muhammad mustafa, may god bless him and grant him peace peace and blessings be upon you and imam jafar sadiq (peace be upon him) will be hel

and they said we destroyed the the brigades of qassaam in rafah and the resistance in rafah and yet today today we are talking about a convoy of of tanks and and buldozers were were hit three of them at the same at the same time the same moment. so we know that how they lie and they want to make a big fust out of what's going on and that they are tough and they can still going on in this war, but in reality they don't, but they want to gain as much as they could to you know give kind of an victory in front of the public and in front of the world that israel wasn't you defeated, but in reality yes if we continue with this battle the they will... declare their defeat immediately, because in gaza, if netanyahu signed an agreement to stop or to see fire and to stop you know the war, it means that he's declaring his defeat, because he couldn't achieve any of his aims, neither getting rid of the palestinan resistance nor getting the prisoners out as he thought, so he didn't achieve anything, so if they stopped the war, it means this is second defeat for him after the 7th of october. the s

over 1.4 million people displaced from the rafah area.r the weekend, hamas-run health ministry in gaza saying 64 people were killed, scores wounded, including this father consoling his son as medical staff tend to him. it's hard to watch those images, and in over 20 years of covering conflict, i have never seen destruction like that. the camera can't quite capture the scope of it all. israel says it wouldn't target those areas if hamas didn't hide among the civilians, but what's clear is that it will take years to rebuild places like rafah. not clear where palestinians will live in the interim, gio. >> gio: just unbelievable images there. matt, thank you for your reporting. >>> we're going to turn now to the battle over an attempt to ban tiktok if it doesn't get sold by january. there's a key court hearing tomorrow in washington, and abc's perry russom is following it all. good morning, perry. the clock is ticking. >> reporter: gio, good morning to you, and tiktok has become a valuable tool during the presidential campaign to reach out an

, as you said , we are against the entry of israeli forces into rafah , because there are two million people there , there will be massacres, but when they enter, there will be massacres. to do you didn't do anything wrong, you justified that yes, after all , israel has to defend itself, only israel has the right to defend itself. in this matter, we are at the height of hypocrisy. in fact, mr. biden, who said that both of them should come back, well if both of them come back. you are confirming the operation of the regime in beirut you are helping, and in fact, the foreign policy spokesman, mr. john kirby, said the same thing again, so the americans' statements are completely false, and everything that the zionist regime cannot control, means that biden can put pressure to some extent, please, beg, but that man's back is hot from somewhere else, from that government in the shadow of the endless united states, his back is hot from standing for 71 minutes, clapping in congress, go do whatever you want, but this is true according to mr. seyed hassan nasrallah. they have high technologica

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