has provided -- reuters has provided images to _ rogers has provided -- reuters has provided images reuters has provided images to us, and - rogers has provided -- reuters has provided images to us, and these . rogers has provided -- reuters has. provided images to us, and these are security forces that look like they are going house to house looking for people. we have reports that hostages have been taken. there are videos, one i'vejust seen hostages have been taken. there are videos, one i've just seen which shows an israeli woman who appears to have been captured. she is dragged out of the jeep by her hair. that is back in ghazal, and she looks in a pretty bad way. there are other circulating on social media, which say that they have managed to capture a number of hostages which they will use to get their own released. they will use to get their own released-— they will use to get their own released. ,, ., . ., . , they will use to get their own released. ,, ., ., , , released. senior commanders they have captured _ released. senior commanders they have captured as _ released. s

>> they were from the afp, reuters, al jazeera.ra has been there for many days from this position. nobody thought they were unsafe. as somebody used to, reckless, they would say i'm worried about you. he has been to many conflict zones. he always put safety of colleagues and himself even before this story. that is why many of his colleagues, his friends think they were targeted because there were no hezbollah members or members of armed groups in the area. it was just a group of journalists. amy: where to the airstrike come from? where exactly did it hit? >> it came from the direction of israel because they were standing right in front of the border. there are many investigations into this, but from eyewitnesses who were there, including his colleagues that survived the attacks, the lebanese army has also made a statement saying it came from the direction of israel, that it was an israeli strike. the lebanese prime ministers had the same thing. when the israeli officials were asked about this, they haven't taken any responsibility

, about the news that the dollar... is worth more than 100 rubles in russia, reuters also published article, also today's fresh one, which is called, they are just meat, russia, rasta actually leads, leads to positions these fence-detachments, as well as punitive, so -called fines, fines, that's what reuters writes about, about what russia has started. the practice of the so-called penalty batons, this is an echo of stalin's practice, that is, hundreds of people who are involved in these storms, and those battalions, and that these people are simply interpreted as, as ordinary meat for death, and you probably come across it, also in your practice, how long will the russians still have enough for this. on these on these meat assaults, and you know, i do, there is, there really is meat that is allowed on oboe, it is, let's say, low level soldiers of the social distribution in the russian federation in muscovy, these may be forcibly mobilized ukrainians , by the way, on the one in the temporarily occupied territories where they underwent forced mobilization, these may be the so-called ch

and this is the first such case in the history of the united states - writes reuters.nsions in the us congress over next year's budget. in order to prevent the shutdown of the government structures, mccarthy won the votes of the democrats during the vote for temporary. country, but this did not sit well with the radical wing of his native republican party. in fact, a rebellion against mccarthy, it was led by congressman, republican matt goetz, and 216 congressmen voted for mccarthy's resignation. now without a speaker, the house of representatives cannot pass any laws. meanwhile , the us interim budget expires on november 17, and if congress does not pass a new budget by then, government structures in the us. can stop work. i will note that earlier joe biden stated that he had agreed with mccarthy that the house of representatives would vote a separate law on aid to ukraine, which was not included in the temporary budget resolutions and just a few hours before mccarthy's resignation, the white house spokesman for national security, john kirby , said that the biden admi

it's not to demonize anyone for the past, but things get passed down. >> reporter: through the reuters investigation, lucretia discovered her ancestors were enslaved by families whose direct descendent is republican congressman brett guthrie of kentucky nbc news made repeated attempts to speak with the congressman. he did not respond. >> i come from a legacy of teachers and farmers and i think education is an incredible legacy. but that doesn't necessarily come with vast amounts of economic power, political power. >> reporter: after emancipation, while both families did face their share of struggles and successes, reuters' analysis of thousands of pages of public records shows that for lucretia's family, the craigs, often a hard-won advance was followed by a devastating setback. when the great depression left both families in debt, the guthries found protection in bankruptcy, an option not available to many black families at the time. the craigs were forced to sell land to the state. decades later, in nashville, it happened again lucretia's cousin, ronnie miller, lives in what was once

our civic these to the reuters team -- our sympathies to the reuters team who suffered that.ought back memories, of course, of 20 years ago in a similar position, and it must've come back to you as well. jeremy: yes, 20 years ago, more than that, is when the israelis were pulling out of south lebanon. i was working with a lebanese cameraman, and a lebanese driver , and you know, the israelis open fire from across the border and killed him. and then they had a go at killing the cameraman and myself and didn't succeed. yes, journalism, especially in war zones, can be a very dangerous job. sometimes journalists are targeted and sometimes they are in the wrong place at the wrong time. yeah, it's -- what can i say? i'm full of sympathy for that family because i will never forget the funeral, going back to beirut the day after he was killed and going up and explaining to his wife exactly how he died. there was a pretty bad day. christian: it is a reminder how much we depend on these first eyewitness accounts from reporters in times like this. but it is a very dangerous job, and we

if we take into account the report of reuters, that china is building a new generation of submarinesuclear warheads, and by the end of this decade they may be completed , is china preparing for something? yes, of course literally over the last year, i won’t say the number for sure, i don’t remember now , about 60 additional nuclear warheads were created, and plus launch mines were created, that is, for nuclear weapons, and taking into account all the messages issued by first of all xijinping, well, in fact he is the emperor of this state, and there is no position regarding him at all, you saw hujintau under arms were taken out of the hall of these congresses, that is, in fact, even within the framework of such a well-known bolshevik atmosphere, there will be no one who can... restrain him, i am not talking about the fact that he will, in other words, guard the country as much as he wants , because they changed the constitution of their time, this is one story, another story, he set a task by the 27th year for the armed forces of the people's liberation army of china to be ready to ta

and we are hearing from the reuters news agency that the . the reuters news agency that the chief publiclaunching an investigation into what it is calling a terrorist attack, presumably we don't have any more details on the nature of the attack, orany details on the nature of the attack, or any motive, or anything like that. ., . , or any motive, or anything like that. ., ., , ., ., ~ ., that. unfortunately we do not know that. unfortunately we do not know that so far- — that. unfortunately we do not know that so far. thank— that. unfortunately we do not know that so far. thank you _ that. unfortunately we do not know that so far. thank you very - that. unfortunately we do not know that so far. thank you very much i that. unfortunately we do not know| that so far. thank you very much for cominu that so far. thank you very much for coming on — that so far. thank you very much for coming on and _ that so far. thank you very much for coming on and talking _ that so far. thank you very much for coming on and talking us _ that so far. thank you very much for coming on and talking us through i

we understand from reuters news agency they are two older women, reuters news agency they are two olderwomeno older women, both israeli. we are waiting for an independent verification of any of those details. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. ministers have set out plans to tackle the rise in shoplifting, after official figures showed a 25% annual increase in offences in england and wales. the proposals include a police commitment to attend crime scenes, pursue more evidence and use facial recognition to target prolific offenders. a man has been arrested in connection with a huge fire that caused the partial collapse of a multi—storey car park at luton airport this month. bedfordshire police said the 30—year—old was detained on suspicion of criminal damage as a "precautionary measure", and that investigations had so far suggested the fire was started accidentally. he's since been released on bail. a charity that helps victims of modern slavery says it's received a steep rise in the number of calls for help from foreign workers

in june, reuters revealed that many of america's political leaders are descended from slaveholders.onight, blayne alexander brings us more with a woman stunned to learn the history one of those lawmakers has with her own family. >> reporter: in the sprawling fields of rural tennessee where thousands of black americans were once enslaved, lucretia johnson flash feels living history. >> my people are buried here. >> reporter: as head of diversity and inclusion at a college, she's spent years working against slavery's lasting impact. today, a typical white family in the u.s. is eight times wealthier than a typical black family. >> the dynamics are still very much present with us. >> reporter: a recent investigation by reuters found five living u.s. presidents and at least 100 members of the last congress are all direct descendents of slaveholders. what does that say to you about the legacy of slavery in this country? >> it says that power is passed down intergenerationally. it's not to demonize anyone for the past, but things get passed down. >> reporter: through the reuters investigat

an action in support of israel took place in berlin, where about 800 people came, reuters reports. but the streets of kyiv the day before were lit up with colors from the flags of this state half an hour was broadcast on more than 350 digital advertising media. all this is a sign of the solidarity of ukrainians with the israeli people, who were subjected to aggression and are still fighting for their country. i am quoting the words of kyiv mayor vitaly klitschko. but the president of iran, ibrahim raisi, congratulated the palestinians on what he says is a victory. this is how he spoke about the palestinian-israeli conflict during the meeting. the day before , the american newspaper washington post stated that iran had been helping hamas plan the attack operation since august on israel, meanwhile, iran's representatives at the un said that iran was not involved in the planning. of this operation, this is stated in the official statement of the mission of iran to the un. earlier, i would like to point out, a mass rally was held in tehran on saturday in support of the actions of hamas

that is an israeli official speaking on the condition of anonymity to reuters.tainly not giving any detail that suggests those initial reports were right. but certainly, that is an issue, the whole issue around hostages that is dominating so much of the focus in israel as they weigh up just how to respond. this, of course, is one of the responses, the military action on the ground, we have seen, of course, the build—up of israeli reservists and military on the borders. but of course a lot of strategy potentially hampered by that issue of hostages. there is disbelief in israel that hamas did manage to seize so many hostages. let's get the latest on that aspect with our security correspondent, gordon correra. a music festival in the desert that turned into a scene of slaughter. as many as 260 people are thought to have been killed here on saturday morning. and some others taken. this footage shows a hamas gunman who appears to lead away a hostage. the exact number of hostages seized across israel is unknown, but estimates put it at around 100. amongst them are tho

>> now what details about that strike that killed a reuters journalist yesterday?at's something that is been so disheartening and upsetting to so many of us here. i did not know that person personally, but a lot of my colleagues did, and what we heard from reuters themselves was that he was killed and would look like a missile that was fired from the israeli side. now the associated press and al jazeera have reported that it was an israeli missile. reuters said they are still launching investigation to what happened, but six other journalists including some from reuters, of john's france press and al jazeera were injured in that attack. we have some video of that and i don't think that we are going to be showing you that out of questions of taste and propriety, but this just goes to show how hot the situation is getting on the border, and how dangerous it is for journalists like myself and my colleague who go down there and reported situation. hezbollah has said that they are going to be retaliating against the death of this journalists. and again, hezbollah has no

the funeral ceremony of assam abdallah, the lebanese reporter of reuters network, ended here.porter , along with several other reporters , was targeted by a direct shelling of the 3rd regime army in southern lebanon yesterday, which left one martyr and several wounded, leaving the international community silent. the news of reuters caused the hezbollah of lebanon to issue a strong statement and condemn this silence. after this action, reuters finally admitted that its reporter was killed by a bullet from the zionist army. however , what is clear is that the journalists were targeted. on the border between lebanon and the occupied north of palestine is the regime the zionist does not want a narrative other than the american zionist narrative to be carried out here with the slogans of death to america and death to israel, but the developments of the past hour in south lebanon, you mentioned , we had a volume of exchange of fire in different areas of south lebanon yesterday, last night and early today, which compared to the past few days were a little more in gaza, but the number

a recent investigation by reuters found five living u.s.sidents and at least one hundred members of the last congress are all direct descendants of slaveholders. what does that say to but the leg siev legacy of slavery? >> it says that power is generational >> reporter: lucretia discovered her ancestors were enslaved by direct descendants of brett guthrie of kentucky. we made repeated attempts to speak with the congressman he did not respond >> i come from a legacy of teachers and farmers, and i think education is an incredible legacy, but that doesn't necessarily come with vast amounts of economic power. political power. >> reporter: after emancipation, while both families did face their share of struggles and successes, reuters' analysis shows that for lucretia's family, the craigs, a hard won advance was often accompanied by a setback. the guthries found protection in bankruptcy, an option not blacts at the time. in nashville it happened again ronny miller lives in what was once a vibrant business district run by brlack families. his was

that is a source talking to the reuters news agency, so that is not talking directly to the bbc.t line coming to us here with sources speaking to the reuters news agency saying hostages released from gaza are currently with the international committee of the red cross. and just to remind you of what this is concerning, hamas says it has released two us hostages, a mother and her daughter, for humanitarian reasons, in response to qatari mediation efforts. a hamas armed wing spokesperson saying that in a statement on friday and reuters are picking up on that, so a mosque saying that it has released two us hostages, a mother and her daughter. that was the first news that we got, then in the last few minutes, from then in the last few minutes, from the reuters news agency, saying that these hostages released from gaza are currently with the international committee of the red cross i should say, we are waiting for a couple of media press briefings in the us and in israel. we will hopefully be finding out any more details they can bring us on these, because as i mentioned, the bbc has

this their sympathy on the death of the reuters journalist.— reuters “ournalist. this is the workers video journalist - reutersjournalist. this is the workers video journalist who | reuters journalist. this is the . workers video journalist who was killed yesterday in a village again and our �*s drive from here. several otherjournalists and our �*s drive from here. several other journalists were and our �*s drive from here. several otherjournalists were injured as a result. i think one of the witnesses at the scene, another reuters journalist said they were hit by a rocket that was fired from the israeli side and now israel reacting to the killing of this genus that happened yesterday. mr; to the killing of this genus that happened yesterday. my thanks to hu . o happened yesterday. my thanks to hu~o and happened yesterday. my thanks to huge and nick- — as we have heard the israel defense forces have been massing along the boundary, ahead of an expected ground offensive into gaza. on friday, israel carried out local raids in the gaza strip. military officials said

a reuters video of the conflict. a reuters video journalist has been killed while working in southern lebanon . a working in southern lebanon. a warning some viewers may find the footage distressing . the footage distressing. issam abdallah was part of a team based in alma al shaab near the israeli border, providing a live signal. reuters say they're working with authorities and supporting isham's family and colleagues . two other reuters colleagues. two other reuters journalists were injured during the explosion . france has raised the explosion. france has raised its security alert to the highest possible level following the death of a teacher in a knife attack. it happened at a high school in the northern city of arras. a former student of the school has been arrested and president macron has called the incident a result of barbaric islamic terrorism. meanwhile, 15 french nationals have been confirmed to have died during last weekend's attacks in israel by hamas . this is gb news on tv, by hamas. this is gb news o

the israeli army continues to fire gas, reuters reports. it is noted that the number the death toll in the gaza strip increased to 1,200 people, and almost 6 were injured, according to preliminary data, on the israeli side, about 1,300 citizens were killed and more than 3,300 were wounded, israel in response, for an unexpected attack by the palestinian militant group hamas, deployed the formation of tanks and military equipment near gaza, as reuters points out, tzahal is probably preparing for a ground offensive. secretary general of the united nations, antonio guterres, called for the release of all hostages in the gas. in addition. the secretary-general stated that it was necessary to allow the supply of vital supplies, in particular, fuel, food and water to the israeli-blocked gaza strip. also, according to guterres, the un wants to get quick and unhindered humanitarian access to gaza now. the russians hit a children's hospital in kherson, according to preliminary information, there were no casualties from the regional military administr

next question from reuters. reuters. >> thank you. sheik muhammad, given the condemnation from the world on hamas attack, is qatar considering shutting down hamas bureau and are you prepared to ask the leadership to leave if your western allies. mr. secretary, have you asked qatar to shut down hamas. if i may, mr. secretary, yesterday and just now you said israel has a right to defend itself. but you added that how it does that matters. you talked about a standard that democracies should strive for even when it's difficult to do so. today israel ordered residents in gaza to move south and the palestinian envoy to call a crime against humanitiy. [indiscernible] let me push you a little bit more on this. how does that order square with that standard you mentioned? and also international law? does the united states support this relocation? and since seeing prime minister netanyahu did you give your blessing for this move? thank you. sec. blinken: thank you p. please. muhammad: thank you. your question is about hamas. right now this offic

today sadly a reuters news crew was hit reportedly by israeli tank shell, a reuters camman man was killed and two colleagues injured and reuters organization issued a brief statement that they're saddened by the loss of life, thoughts and prayers with the families of all three journalists. bret. >> bret: yeah, sad news. mike tobin, stay safe. thank you. president biden says the more we learn about hamas attack the more horrifying it becomes. he held a zoom call with families of american hostages today. white house correspondent jackie heinrich has more on what they're learning jackie is live on the north lawn. it's unclear how much they've made pushing egypt and other countries to take them in and u.s. quietly pushed israel to buy some time. jack i can reporter: fox learned israel pushed to delay till safe passage for palestinian civilians is secured. >> our focus now is on helping to create safe zones and we're doing that with the leagued international organizations. reporter: the ask in line that israel should abide by the rules of war. >> we can't lose sight of the fact that the overwh

this comes after reports from the reuters news agency of a number of palestinians shot dead by israeliaza. we will be heading to gaza in gaza. we will be heading to gaza in a moment. these details coming through was from the west bank. let us take you now to more life pictures. this is a different street, we have seen people there. so, there have been reports from the reuters news agency of three or four palestinian shot dead by israeli forces. we are working to establish the details of that incident. that street is pretty empty at the moment. there have been people there as we have been keeping across those life pictures. let us take you live to gaza. this is the skyline. people we now know are on the move there in gaza right now, moving from north to south. the israeli defense forces have asked for 1.1 million civilians to move from north to south. that is in 2a hours, presumably ahead of intensification of their military operations. the response, though, to that 24—hour deadline, to move 1.1 million people has been strong from a number of organisations. we have had it rejected by ma

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to the reuters news agency — circumstances worse.circumstances worse. to the reuters news agency isjust aborting - circumstances worse. to the reuters news agency isjust aborting that - news agency is just aborting that the us secretary of state antony blinken has discussed measures to bolster israel's security and calls for israel's president and its foreign minister. just tell us what support the united states gives to israel militarily and economically? how important will this be at this time? it how important will this be at this time? , ., , , how important will this be at this time? , . ,, ., , time? it is massive military support- — time? it is massive military support- you _ time? it is massive military support. you have - time? it is massive military support. you have seen - time? it is massive military i support. you have seen some discussion in the us congress in recent months about the extent of that, and whether some people in looking at what is happening at the last couple of years want to place conditions on it. but is

other reuters.. air france has raised its security alert to the highest level following the death of a teacher in a knife attack. it happened at a high school in the northern city of arras. two other people also sustained injuries. a suspect has been arrested . suspect has been arrested. police say he's a russian born chechen and a former student of the high school president. macron called the incident a result of barbaric, barbaric islamist terrorism . this is gb islamist terrorism. this is gb news that is all for the moment. i'll be back with more a little bit later , but now it's over to. bit later, but now it's over to. mark thanks , aaron. mark thanks, aaron. >> welcome to mark dolan tonight . following the outrageous de—banking scandal, gb news star nigel farage has been offered an account finally by lloyds bank. is this a victory for free speech and the beginning of the end of cancel culture? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker culture. plus, tomorrow's newspaper , front pages and live newspap

leaving you with these images that have just come in from the reuters and age dust reuters news agencyom the international red cross who facilitated their release talking about the challenges of operating, and of course the gaza strip, given all the danger. so that news coming out in the last few hours, we will continue to gather all the details we can on it. but for the moment, i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is bbc news. hello there, from the bbc sport centre, i'm tulsen tollett. tottenham hotspur are heading back to the top of the premier league. with just a few minutes to go, they're beating fulham 2—0 at home, thanks to goals from son heung—min and james madisson. fulham will remain in the bottom half of the table om 13th place if they lose. to the cricket world cup — dfending champions england's chances of making the knockouts were given a boost, after afghanistan scored another famous upset at the tournament in india today. they beat pakistan by eight wickets, and are in with a chance of qualification to the knockouts themselves. imran sidat was watching. a meeting of near neighbou

two other reuters journalists sustain injuries and are seeking medical care.families at this medical care. our thoughts are with their families at this terrible time. that news just coming their families at this terrible time. that newsjust coming into this, that i reuters videographer has been killed in southern lebanon. if there is more we will return to that. more breaking news being reported in jerusalem by reuters. let me take you to rates. they are saying that israeli infantry, backed by tanks have carried out localised raids within the gaza strip on friday. that has come from the chief military spokesman who said that the first disclosure of a shift from an air campaign to a ground incursion has happened. the raids were mounted to attack palestinian rocket crews had to seek information on the location of hostages taken by hamas in those cross—border raids into israel on saturday. that has just come from a televised briefing, but thatis come from a televised briefing, but that is significant. news that the israeli infantry, backed by tanks, have carried

but on friday, lebanon accused israel of being behind cross—border fire that killed a reuters journalistl's military said it was looking into the circumstances of the strike. let's get more on this withjodie ginsberg in new york. she is the president for the committee to protectjournalists. thanks for being with us. what do we know about these strikes? i2 already dead. lebanon says israel was behind the cross—borderfire dead. lebanon says israel was behind the cross—border fire and israel says they will look in to it. what says they will look in to it. what we know from _ says they will look in to it. what we know from witnesses - says they will look in to it. what we know from witnesses is - says they will look in to it. wiegt we know from witnesses is that says they will look in to it. writ we know from witnesses is that a group including aljazeera group including al jazeera journalists group including aljazeera journalists was attacked by missiles fired from the direction of israel who say they are looking into it and lebanon will submit a formal complaint to the un security council f

we can join speaking to the reuters news agency.r speaking to the reuters news agency. we can join our correspondent based in cairo. thanks forjoining us. what more can you bring us? earl? what more can you bring us? early this morning _ what more can you bring us? early this morning we _ what more can you bring us? early this morning we have _ what more can you bring us? eaty this morning we have heard news what more can you bring us? ea�*ly this morning we have heard news from alexandria north of egypt on the mediterranean sea that an incident occurred there while a group of israelis were visiting a site at the city and a police man reportedly opened fire on the grid, killing two israelis on the spot and winding a third file killing an egyptian guide according to reports. the assailant or suspect was arrested and escorted to the police after the incident and the whole area was cordoned off at the whole area was cordoned off at the moment by police for further investigation. of course more police officers arrived at the area and pi

that was reported by reuters.that point it had not been confirmed or verified we then, as the bbc, as we deal, started chasing and attempting to verify that statement. now, the way that news organisations like the bbc work as we have broadcast partners in different parts of the world, in the us, ours is cbs news, and cbs news clearly seemingly two us hostages have spoken to an unnamed diplomat and confirmed to cbs news committee busy�*s broadcast partner that, yes, two hostages, a mother and a daughter have been released by hamas. so that is the chain of verification process, and over the last hour, bringing you right up to date with where we are right now. so the bbc itself still has not independently verified but our partner, cbs news reporting that they have spoken to an unnamed diplomat confirming that those two us hostages have been released by hamas. as i said to two readings, when the us and one in israel due to start any time now, effectively, so when we get some more details on that, we will bring them to

in the economic reports of the reuters oil sector, it is stated that by overcoming the concerns about inflation and weak economic growth in china, affected by the horizontal restrictions of black gold and the growth of oil demand , it will stabilize in the range of 100 dollars per barrel. a subject that important: the most recent information about saudi arabia and russia reducing excess production. the two countries announced on september 5 that they will extend the reduction of additional production, which reaches a total of 3.3 million barrels per day, until the end of 2023, and they will review this decision immediately. with the increase in the price of oil, some analysts say: it is possible that the reduction in voluntary production by saudi arabia will be moderated. this is while the traders are expecting this supply limit in the 20th year of the joint monitoring of the apec plus ministers announced in early september. only the volume of supplies should have been considered. quoted from russian oil minister bolenberg announced last thursday : moscow has not discussed with opec+

kimberley strassel a member he of the editor board at the "wall street journal" and reuters.ges being released. we just don't know if hamas would do it number one or what that would look like. >> there has certainly been no progress with that so far, bret. there was a discussion working with egypt to try to get americans who are in gaza out. that has stalled over a lot of complications, including the terms by which you would be able to get aid back in to something the egyptians were demanding: we'll see if the turks can get through. this is going to be a very big task for the biden administration. can they make any progress on this because that's got to be one of the first things before you even start talking about some of the bigger questions what you do with refugees, et cetera. >> bret: jeff, here is jake sullivan, national security adviser talking about deterrence. >> there is a risk of an escalation of this conflict, the opening of a second front in the north and you, of course, of iran's involvement. that is a risk. that's a risk that we have been mindful of since the s

this group included afp, reuters, and jazeera as well. they were filming this exchange of fire between the two sides when they were hit by two guided rockets. they were all wearing press gear. they were very much out in the open so they weren't hiding in a suspicious manner. it appears that reuters has concluded that indeed they were struck by israeli fire. an israeli spokesman said they were aware of the incident but have yet to provide any more in the way of details. >> our deepest condolences to his family. ben, you know gaza well. you've spent a lot of time in gaza. the challenges are very significant with what's going on. the evacuation efforts and the crisis that's unfolding. give us your thoughts. >> that you can evacuate 1.1 million people out of northern gaza within 24-hour span is really i think the u.n. has said it's impossible. and certainly given that it's an active war zone, there's a shortage of fuel. that many of the roads are damaged by the israeli b bombardment. plus the fact there's a come pl complete siege on gaza. no

these updates coming via the reuters news agency with the israeli military according to reuters sayingce, calling for the evacuation of all palestinian civilians of gaza city to the south. the israeli military apparently saying that the evacuation is for those civilians' safety. the israeli military also saying according to reuters that the residents will be able to return to gaza city only when they, the israeli military, make another announcement permitting that return, and they say -- and this is perhaps the most significant point -- that the israeli military says it will operate significantly in gaza city in the coming days. so that is the update that we have at this hour. those warnings would appear to be clear indications that a far greater military operation is about to unfold. now, whether that is from the air and just a greater bombardment or whether it is on the ground in some of those 300,000 israeli troops who amassed on the israeli/gaza border will begin to move into gaza, we don't know yet. obviously, they're not going to tell us ahead of time what their military moves ar

meanwhile, palestinian media, according to reuters. they say that 800 people died in the gas strip.emchenko, an international analyst on issues of global and information security, joined us ether i congratulate you. good morning. i want to start with the situation in israel, in your opinion, has the country given up on the ground operation, in such a priority version of it. how do you think hamas will act? look, i think so. the special operation is on the ground, it will take place, despite certain difficulties in the negotiations between the military wing of israel and the political wing, in the person of netanyahu, i think that , after all, they are waiting for negotiations regarding the hostages, probably the american generals who are currently in the territory of israel , offer a certain plan, this plan is not to conditionally advance slowly, as israel is currently doing, but at the expense of airstrikes and raids deep into the gaza strip, in principle to eliminate representatives of the terrorist wing of hamas, military, and possibly even... and further political, therefore i t

previously, the zionists had claimed that the reuters reporter died in the explosion of a rocket fired from inside lebanon is. more news, senior military officials of more than 90 countries gathered in china. the delegation of the islamic republic of iran is headed by sardar sarlash. rahim safavi, assistant and senior advisor to the commander in chief , is present in this meeting. at the opening ceremony of the 10th joint security and sustainable peace meeting in beijing, jean giukisa, the deputy chairman of the chinese central military commission , said: "the chinese army will cooperate with all countries to implement the global security initiative and the global civilization initiative." and with this cooperation , common security, peace and stability for the global community of mankind. no country should impose its will on others, interests put himself above others and create challenges and problems for others under the pretext of his security. on the first day of this meeting, senior military officials of some countries expressed their views on various global and international issu

the reporters without borders organization announced that a reuters reporter was planning an attack on the border of lebanon and the occupied territories israeli soldier setam abdullah died two weeks ago due to an explosion in the border areas , and this organization assigned a group to investigate the cause of the accident. in their report , the kurdish research group said that two rockets within 30 seconds of a specific place were targeted. previously, the zionists had claimed that the reuters reporter was killed by a rocket explosion from inside lebanon. the president of russia emphasized that the main problems of west asia are american policies. referring to the current conflicts in palestine, vladimir putin added that america it is necessary to continue the harassment of marj in the region. the russian president emphasized that there is no way to help the palestinians except to fight those who are behind the conflicts. the king of jordan also warned about the continued instability of the situation in gaza and demanded an immediate stop to the attacks of the zionist regime on the g

qatar, according to reuters, is offering to negotiate an exchange of the female hostages held by hamasor female prisoners held in israeli jails. again, reuters reporting that qatar is seeking that kind of a prisoner exchange, prisoners for hostages. meanwhile there's been rocket fire and attack helicopter military operations on israel's northern border with lebanon. so there's a whole lot of players involved already. the possibility of a broader conflict hangs over every new development on the ground. obviously israeli retaliation against hamas has already begun with air strikes in the gaza strip, the densely populated gaza strip. u.s. officials have privately warned that we should expect the israeli retaliation to include not just air strikes but potentially a large scale full ground invasion of gaza. joining us now is ben rhodes, former white house deputy national security advisor to president obama. thank you so much for being here. i really appreciate you being here on a night like this. >> happy to be hear, rachel. >> you're not accountable for everything happening this hour, but

the reuters news agency spoke to her friend who boyfriend.. messaging her until 'ust before she was capturedh was captured. terrorised. it's... i don'tthink_ was captured. terrorised. it's. .. i don't think anyone _ was captured. terrorised. it's. .. i don't think anyone has _ was captured. terrorised. it's. .. i don't think anyone has ever - was captured. terrorised. it's. .. i don't think anyone has ever felt l don't think anyone has ever felt such— don't think anyone has ever felt such terror— don't think anyone has ever felt such terror and such helplessness when _ such terror and such helplessness when you — such terror and such helplessness when you are taking away from your boyfriend, _ when you are taking away from your boyfriend, your loved ones to someplace and i can't imagine what she's— someplace and i can't imagine what she's going — someplace and i can't imagine what she's going through right now travelling with those terrorists in gaza _ travelling with those terrorists in gaza. waiting for someone to send help _ gaza. waiting

been carrying out their work documenting the latest developments they some of the law for the for reuters, was essentially documenting the reasons of, of a firing of artillery shows from israel to the south of lebanon, in fact, it was about an hour before he was killed. as a result of the attacks, he published a video on an x of the social media platforms documenting the some of these strikes, which really paints a picture as to what has been happening over the past week. and of journalists as well as civilians are protected under the 1949 geneva convention. but what makes matters a little bit more concerning, considering that israel is adamant and carrying out a military offensive waging war on the gaza strip. is of that they have issued a statements urging civilians to leave the guys a city the center of does a city of course evacuating one to 1000000 people in the course of 24 hours does seem like an impossible task. but fair warning has been provided as to how this is going to play out is the next big question on everyone's minds, particularly to those in lebanon, because living on co

reading from reuters _ very slow death, in gaza.palestinian authority to enhance steps to restore calm and stability in the west bank. what is your reading of that? that stability in the west bank. what is your reading of that?— your reading of that? that is the new fear. _ your reading of that? that is the new fear. of _ your reading of that? that is the new fear, of escalation. - your reading of that? that is the new fear, of escalation. when i your reading of that? that is the - new fear, of escalation. when there have been_ new fear, of escalation. when there have been his open hostilities that have been his open hostilities that have gone — have been his open hostilities that have gone on for weeks in some cases, _ have gone on for weeks in some cases, there have been clashes, there _ cases, there have been clashes, there have — cases, there have been clashes, there have been incidents and attacks— there have been incidents and attacks in_ there have been incidents and attacks in the west bank, but today, giving _ attacks in th

the depth of the disaster can be seen there that even a reuters news is in favor of the zionist regimeefore the martyrdom of his reporter, he only used the phrase "killed" and did not specify that the zionist regime was responsible for the martyrdom of this reporter. essam abdallah , a lebanese reporter of reuters , was laid to rest today in the border area of ​​khayam with slogans of death to america and death to israel. with the continuation of conflicts in the border areas of southern lebanon. the northern front of occupied palestine has become a single equation with the gaza front in southern palestine. seyyed mohammad hosseini , journalist of south east lebanon radio and television. now we are in contact with mr. hosseini to get the latest and latest information from him who is stationed at the border of lebanon and the occupied territories. hello mr. hosseini. hello count. do not be tired. thank you very much, don't be tired. where exactly are you based, mr. hosseini? we are located in the front or in the eastern part of southern lebanon. minutes ago, this open area was actually

a reuters reporter was killed by a rocket fired from inside lebanon. so far, more than 30 journalists in the attacks. the zionists were martyred in gaza. by killing journalists, the zionist regime is trying to prevent the voices of the innocent people of gaza from reaching the ears of the world. farewell to a reporter. palestinian television reporter who was bombed in his house he was martyred in the north of the gaza strip by the zionist regime. like this female palestinian reporter whose house was bombed by the zionists and was martyred. and more than 30 other journalists who were martyred since the beginning of al-aqsa storm. he is just looking for the truth, he just wants to tell the world what happened there, but unfortunately, this executioner and criminal regime killed him. our main work today in this battle is narrative war, well, our soldiers are in the field, but you are another soldier, you are a media soldier, we must convey these facts to the world . reporters also narrated the testimony of family members to be shy like a reporter from al

the reuters videographer is the first civilian to have died in lebanon.backed lebanese group, hezbollah. two otherjournalists were also injured in the incident. pro—palestinian protests have taken place across the uk, including in london and manchester. 0rganisers say at least 100,000 peoplejoined the demonstration that began outside the bbc�*s new broadcasting house in london. 0ur correspondent simonjones was following the crowd. the focus of the protest has shifted in the last short while here to trafalgar square. up until then it had largely been focused on downing street where people had stopped to hear speeches and a lot of shouting and wanting government changes. now, in terms of what's happened here, there was an arrest outside downing street that seems to cause the protest to move here. a man was led away and then a large group of people carrying placards moved in this direction. we did see a small number of scuffles in trafalgar square. some placards being thrown and also some fireworks being let off. i think overall it has been a large policing

assam abdallah, a lebanese reporter for reuters , was buried today in the border area of ​​khayam withgans of death to america and death to israel, etc. with the continuation of the conflicts in the border areas of southern lebanon, the occupied palestinian front has become a single equation with the gaza front in southern palestine. seyyed mohammad hosseini, journalist of south east lebanon radio and television. in a telephone conversation with the leaders of iraq and imran, the president emphasized the role of all islamic countries to prevent the genocide in gaza: mr. raisi, in a conversation with the iraqi prime minister, called for action to be taken to remove the blockade of the gaza strip and prevent the genocide in gaza. he immediately recognized the islamic ummah. and he informed about the development of our country for joint action with iraq and other islamic countries in this regard. mr. raisi said that the zionist regime is trying to avenge its defeat on the battlefield against defenseless civilians with organized crimes, cutting off water and electricity, and preventing the

well, i will say that these are the estimates of reuters , and many other serious experts of the westernecial services , i know many people from the leaders who even now make serious decisions in matters of defense security, still lean towards the following scenario: first. this is that both the united states of america and nato, and this will be 31-32 countries in the near future, will increase their budgets for production precisely air defense, modern aviation, including the use of artificial intelligence for more effective protection against any threats from countries such as two dots, iran, russia and north korea, as for china, china is a global economy, very large, serious country, especially in the asia-pacific region, but in relation to china, and the policy, first of all , of the united states of america is still to use trade, economic and political levers to regulate and normalize primarily economic relations, because in fact, in if relations, especially economic ones, between china, the usa, and the eu are completely normalized. there is no place on this planet for putin, hamas