obviously, rockets, and this place is coming under sustained rocket attack for days now. yeah. nic? >> yeah. yeah. i can't think of a scenario where i have been sort of looking at rockets that are outgoing, and colleague, you, cla rissa are underneath it, an that is a bad feeling. when i see the rockets, i want to pick up the phone and say, guys, guys, they are coming. but i know that the defense system is so strong that when they are coming, you are getting the vsirens and the intercepts right over your head. and we are seeing the iron dome rockets taking off and making those intercepts and you are trying to figure out to get to the cloud of smoke that john is looking at the cloud of smoke, and watch it getting to a darker cloud of smoke, and it is big and billowing and the smoke is gray, and something has gone out, and when i see the rockets out there, and the intercepts above your head, i am thinking about you and your team, brant and clayton, and i am hearing it. i am hearing small arms fire behind me there, and that's the israeli defense force, i believe, who would be firing to

this is the rocket in question. the rocket can also be seen in video footage captured by israel. 15 seconds later , al jazeera's live images show that the same rocket is accompanied by the same intense light that was seen in the interception of previous rockets at exactly 185 minutes. a close-up of this video footage , captured by al jazeera live, shows the rocket completely destroyed and disintegrating in the sky. based on all video images and documents, this rocket was intercepted and it was the last rocket fired from gaza before hitting the hospital. al-moammadani has shared. five seconds after interception. a rocket can be seen exploding in gaza. two seconds later, another explosion occurs, which is much bigger. this is the same attack in which al-mohamedani hospital was targeted. in the end, al jazeera's research group came to the conclusion that the claim of the israeli regime authorities has no basis and that the claim that the attack on al-mu'amedani hospital in gaza was caused by a failed palestinian rocket

that misfired. >> they say the pieces of the rocket left behind are consistent with rockets from hamasr islamic jihad, not from israel. >> that's right. then israel compiled its own evidence including surveillance from a drone after the impact happened that they say shows that it's not something that would have occurred from an air force strike. one of the main pieces of evidence, one that we can verify the most easily, is the fact that there's no crater in these images that the idf presented. if a bomb was dropped from a fighter jet, there would be a large crater. they say -- i asked one of the questions -- all right, how do you explain so many people could have died from this, that the explosion was so massive? they said this rocket was at its initial stage of departure and had a lot of fuel that would have caused this massive fire ball. this is a question of credibility as well for the idf. there have been instances in the past where they've not been truthful or presented a different version of events and ultimately changed their mind. i asked the admiral that question. listen. >> r

well, i think we, we need to put those rockets into context and i think causing them rockets is, is, i'm just not ready to have him that these are project titles with home made explosives and, and to various degrees. they're not. if you look at the amount of damage or casualties they've caused over the last few days, others of them resulted with very little damage compared to a very life machine gun with a couple of people in the buildings. i've seen some buildings to face. i've seen the entire sections of buildings crumbled to the floor and secondly, those rockets, if they can reach tel aviv or even jerusalem. i mean what, what does are sophisticated or not? doesn't change the fact that they can go far and inflict damage, they can effect. but it's nothing like what is where it is, is capable of inflicting on, on gaza, or the modern munition. and that is sophisticated the stuff that's been provided by the united states. this is this, i don't know if it is based on home a home made a very basic explosives. i think my question is more about the challenge for the is really military that

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there were mortars and rockets.ing 10 days, more than 4,300 rockets were fired from gaza, which was equivalent to the number of rockets launched in the 2014 war in operation rock. another notable issue was the number of launches that were fired in a compact manner and many of them at the same time towards the center of the country. strong military on airing images related to missile hits palestinians, pictures and news of these attacks were published on social networks and somehow created a wave of terror among the residents of the occupied territories. these images can actually be said to have been recorded by security cameras. when the occupiers persisted in invading our nation, harassing our citizens, and scaring civilians and innocents, and thought that the situation was appropriate for them, we decided to strike in accordance with these measures, and as a result, the attack was on the 16th of may 2020. that by the order of mohammad zaif , the commander of the joint staff of the qassams. that is clear and at one

we saw those rockets taking off and going -- other rockets firing up.f you look at the sky there behind me, you might see the yellow streaks flashing up. that's outgoing rockets going out from gaza. they've disappeared into the sky. and the question is, will we hear the intercepts? if we hear the intercepts, that means they're headed in the direction -- there's the intercepts. it takes time before you hear them. we're not hearing the intercepts. perhaps the indication is on a longer trajectory firing further into israel possibly towards tel aviv again. it's unclear. you can only surmise so much information from here. there's more going up. more rockets coming out of gaza at the moment. i see intercepts in the sky over here. yeah, there's intercepts flashing. you can probably see it on the camera here. those rockets coming out of gaza, they're being intercepted as they're getting out of the northern end of gaza. we know there's been a barrage towards the area. it appears that these intercepts are in the same vicinity. they're being intercepted. sup missi

i woke up on the sounds of rocket savages, a rocket, the flyers. i said before, when we have firing rockets from god rockets, the launch from doesn't we can see them in our ties. we can see the rocket fired above our head. and that's because of how long it got the strip is and they're firing from because the strip so we can literally see all the batteries is the truck is going right there. above our hatch, the down the smoke covered the sky. does god of all these are very scary and rice and very noisy, the, to the residence of god. i mean everyone a send p woke to the sound, waking up to a shock of what is happening. it is very called last night. people laughed to calmly without really expecting any. see this big to happen? now of course the, the, the, the on go with the, uh, the ongoing ceiling and the garden district residents where there is any african nation or just firing as often they're always afraid that this one, there are a larger escalation or dropped a larger uh war. the conditions because it's cheaper not people for the population . th

we saw rocket fire. we're seeing these intercepts and we're seeing these mill about its continue to engage in battles with the idf. all of this as what we're watching is a movement of troops, a massive movement of idf troops and reservists being called up for duty all along the roads, convoys of humvees and other transportation methods for these troops to get to their rally points and to prepare for what some are saying could potentially be a ground invasion of gaza. as of now, there's been no confirmation that that is taking place. the speech last night from the israeli prime minister had a lot of fire and brimstone, but certainly no official language about what exactly is going to unfold next. >> jeremy, no idea of what happens next. a ground invasion would be a huge step, an unprecedented step and would come with great loss of life. all of that, you're going to have president biden speaking again, addressing the united states nation about all of this. >> it's incredible complicated to say the least. i

those rockets they keep firing.e see some of the stronger range rockets as well until a few years ago they didn't have. it's thought that iran helped build and provide those rockets. those rockets can reach jerusalem and tel aviv. that's why this is so frightening. the iron dome system is very effective it blocks out about 80% of them. trey in the last 10 minutes posted a video showed the rockets still landing where he is that's one of the reasons why the israelis are going in. they know there are military factories. they continue to build rockets, they continue to build them. they build them in schools and hospitals. and that's why it's going to be so difficult for the israelis to move in and to try to annihilate the terrorists while trying to protect the civilians in there. >> brian: by the way, trey going to join us. he needs a little bit of rest he will join us later in the show. benjamin, what is so interesting is they had these meetings according to the "wall street journal" in beirut where hezbollah is locate

that means they're incoming rockets.e sitting here in our studios in jerusalem have heard what might be interceptions or impacts from rockets in and around jerusalem. that is unusual because jerusalem is usually sort of kept out of these rocket conflicts. what is really unprecedented this morning is these infiltrations. that is where i think the real danger is. the israeli military has confirmed there have been infiltrations of palestinian militants, likely from gaza, into communities in and around the gaza strip. we've seen videos of militants on the backs of pickup trucks shooting in civilian neighborhoods. we don't have confirmed reports of how many infiltrations there have been, how they arrived, whether they were already in israel laying in wait. the rockets happening at the same time as these infiltrations. there have been at least 100 reports injuries according to at least two hospitals in israel. we know of at least one fatality, but there are likely to be more. the israeli military have declared a state of war a

rocket launch a lot of times. they realized that the iron dome could not intercept a large amount of rockets at the same time. they got used to these attacks , but not so many . within a few hours since we have been here , this is the third time we have heard the loud sound of the siren after those rockets. the system is very high for the zionists, in fact, the system must activate a $55 million fire bomb and launch a $50,000 tamir missile to intercept and destroy each multi-sonic rocket. may today we know that the myth of the iron dome, which was said to fully protect israel from attacks from gaza, has not been successful, and now the united states and the zionist regime are thinking of strengthening or possibly retiring this system and unveiling a laser-based system called iron beam , which it is said that with laser technology and the creation of thermal points on small birds such as rockets or drones, they are supposed to be destroyed before the zionists , but some countries have known for years that they have

a rocket is so short, iron dome can operate on automatic. as soon as a rocket launch is detected, an alert goes out telling everyone to run for shelter while iron dome launches its interceptors, honing in only on rockets headed toward populated areas. >> so it doesn't have to fire 4,500 interceptors to shoot down 4,500 rockets. >> no. a significant fraction of these will not hit anything vital. >> reporter: the retired general frank mckenzie says hamas doesn't really care where the rockets land. >> they've got a large stockpile of missiles and i think we should anticipate the intensity of these attacks to continue for a few days yet. >> reporter: an israeli invasion of gaza could eliminate the rocket launchers. but another terrorist organization, hezbollah, is based in lebanon on israel's northern border and has an estimated stock pail of $150,000 rockets and missiles. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> straight ahead on the cbs weekend news, the tentative deal for health care workers as other workers prepare to expand their strikes.

what has the rocket barrage been like? they say the missiles come like rain, and they wouldn't be here without the iron dome. tom llamas, nbc news, tel aviv >> those intercepts a common sight around here. >>> coming up, children perhaps forever changed by what has happened here next >>> on the faces of children, the pain and suffering from this conflict here in israel, kelly cobiella met with families from one kibbutz that was attacked by hamas terrorists >> reporter: tonight the kids of kibbutz be'eri now living in a hotel on the dead sea trying to make sense of their new reality >> is that an ice cream? ice cream? >> candy >> no, candy. oh, like a lollipop. >> reporter: but below the surface, the horror lingers >> she asked me if the bad people, the hamas come into the hotel. >> reporter: home no longer feels safe after hamas terrorists stormed their small community killing more than 50 and kidnapping others >> my son is 4 years old. he just started talking about the terrorist bodies that he saw. >> reporter: for volunte

we have mortar or rockets coming in. mike? >> we have a flurry of rocket fire. we've seen that really since -- just about every night fall we see them. tonight it was more intense. if -- we're in cover right now. i see more launches from the gaza area. big flurry of activity. that looks like it's coming down. i don't think it's going to intercept. very well we could get some strikes here. there's quite a few -- there's one going across the screen there. so quite a few rockets, quite a few intercepters making the -- doing their job. we're hearing a great deal of impact. if i shut up, you can hear it. we're going to back up to avoid shrapnel. that situation, trace, we see this quite a bit. that was an intense flurry of rocket fire. a little concentrated. great number of rockets. the idea of firing a great number of rockets is with the hope on the part that hamas that they can oh well the iron dome system and all of the intercepters that were on the job there. quite a few intercepts. it gets quite chaotic when you have a launch like that. it's impossible to tell at

they have already said that we are developing these kinds of rockets. as much as 50,000 rockets.ht. they managed to develop. they are always talking about a battle to liberate palestine.— about a battle to liberate palestine. ~ , ._ about a battle to liberate palestine. ~ , , , palestine. we will stay with these ictures. palestine. we will stay with these pictures- you _ palestine. we will stay with these pictures. you can _ palestine. we will stay with these pictures. you can see _ palestine. we will stay with these pictures. you can see the - palestine. we will stay with these | pictures. you can see the retallick tree air strikes have been taking place. we wait to hear what damage has been done, injuries, loss of life, in gaza but i can tell you in terms of what is happening in his role today, the health ministry saying now more than 540 israelis have been injured in the hamas attack. and we are also hearing 22 israelis have been killed. a day of fear right across the region for many people, who will be seeking shelter and trying to stay safe. we can nowjoin a journalist based

i mean, we got used to the rockets. we live here with a rockets. we have a routine. go in a safe room to take care of ourself. this was completely different attack that nobody was prepared for and nobody can ever be prepared for such a thing like this. and even if -- i'm living outside a very -- there are two other families that their son and the daughter-in-law were brutally killed in their beds in their house and they left two little children, babies, alive alone the whole day there. and another family where her son is a soldier and was dead. so and it's a small town of 200 families maybe. it's just terrible. i don't know. and it happens in all, in every town there are cases like this. just unbelievable. we can't understand it. >> the israeli government now says more than 260 people mostly young people were killed at this dance. >> 700 are killed already and identified and i think 130 kidnapped. that's the latest news that we have from our government. >> but more than 260 from this particular dance that she was at. >> yeah. i saw the videos where the people are run

they fired 500 rockets. what is interesting is what is happening recently known as temple mount, a place holy for jews and muslims. police raids, police big arrests or any major clashes at the compound it has been the visits of hundreds of jews to the compound over the past week that is also a jewish holiday. nonmuslims can visit. there are so many sensitivities about what happens there, what they are allowed to do if they pray or don't pray. they are connecting it directly to what is happening in the west bank for the past year and a half. increased level of clashes of israeli military into palestinian towns targeting militants, increased number of palestinian attacks on israelis. this is something that we have not seen before. the intensity of this, the infiltrations, we are continuing to hear reports that they might still be militants in the towns near the border. all israeli residents are advised to they close to shelters, do not go out, do not take to the streets, do not go to the beach. this is a state

in terms of the rockets, the military is say 2g,000 rockets have been fired since 6:30 this morning. that's about six hours ago. in 2011 during that 11-day war, there was 4,300 rockets. we have already passed 2,000 just in a few hours to give you a sense of the scale of how many rockets have been fired. in terms of injury, we have confirmed from hospitals, there's at least 140 injuries have been brought to hospital. we at least know 20 those are considers serious. we know of several fatalities including the head of one of the regional councils in the south, who he was killed while in an active fire fight with militants. so it's not clear among the injuries whether those are from injuries of from rocket fire and shrapnel, from militant fire because we have been seeing visdeos of pickup trucks with mill about its in the pedestrians of those pickup trucks just firing as they go down the street. firing and as we heard from the military, there are ongoing fire fights in several of the villages as well as army bases, as well as the border crossing. a completely ununprecedented state of war

similarly, these pictures were of rocket rain that was resisting today. in the north of the occupied territories, the resistance from lebanon has been able to hit the zionists since last night. that we with we were also talking, those benbarons, until today, what is your analysis of the situation? see, the resistance forces advanced in an area larger than the size of gaza and managed to capture more than a hundred and now nearly 15 prisoners, 11 military bases, basically the zionist regime next to gaza, a gaza army. he had made it clear that this army is stationed in the vicinity of gaza or around gaza , and the base of this army fell into the hands of palestinian fighters. transferring all their facilities to the person who was the commander of the gaza army is also a prisoner of the hamas forces . see how far the resistance forces went, this time with a new tactic and they went to capture and return. now the conflict is similar to the previous conflicts in 208, 2012, 2014 and the subsequent conflicts where the zionist regime comes and attacks the civili

which when these kind of biologists, rockets. com. yes, my name's dukes like, you know, much did friends scam. again, i want to emphasize that the moment this surprise, it's for most israel l is this guy is as a huge shock. there wasn't a lot of the warnings about it in the last days. it's, i don't know if you know, but it's a holiday now. he's really to the court holidays on. so a such a day, which is a, shall birthdays, people who are most of them don't go to work. there's no schools. nothing is operating. even the tv channels, there is a still, you know, trying to wake up and to realize that it's a whole different reality of the moment. and i'm not sure of time before the is ready. response comes, the response comes yes, the military going to tell you that, but i've been leaving here in for the last 40 something use the comment would be very strong in high this time you to the you do the thing that i talk about the thought of surprise, and the soviets of the attack is road. especially these really ongoing government, which is very

speaking to me 'ust with barrages of rockets. speaking to me just a _ with barrages of rockets.ets. speaking to me just a little bit _ with barrages of rockets. speaking to me just a little bit earlier. - with barrages of rockets. speaking to me just a little bit earlier. we i to mejust a little bit earlier. we can speak now to the director of the middle east institute. think of a much for coming on the programme. what does your response to what we are seeing right now? tt’s what does your response to what we are seeing right now?— are seeing right now? it's still not clear whether _ are seeing right now? it's still not clear whether this _ are seeing right now? it's still not clear whether this is _ are seeing right now? it's still not clear whether this is the - are seeing right now? it's still not clear whether this is the ground i clear whether this is the ground operation that everyone is anticipating. we have to remember that psychological warfare is a big factor. there is a total blackout happening in gaza imposed by israel right now, and this could be just psychological

rockets can uh can can reach at the same time the islamic jihad released a rocket called qasim 200 uh an hour of... the latenant general hajj qasim sulaimani with range of 200 kilometers, so basically the palestinian resistance groups whether hamas or the islamic jihad or the pflp or other resistance groups have been increasing their the military capabilities over the year and war after war we see more achievements by palestinian resistance group danny. thank you ash as you were speaking we got um news trickling in that the um hamas resistance movements armed wing the alqasam brigades have announced the start of a large scale anti israeli operation. for israeli atrocities, it's now underway, they're saying in retaliation for israeli atrocities, ashref, you guess it right, um, it is the algasan brigades and apparently they have fired more than 5,000 rockets toward israel, hitting airports and military targets, you mentioned a handful of israelis have been reported injured, one possibly deceased, um, and you mentioned that um, is it wild, we haven't seen, i don't believe in may of uh, l

during 10 days, more than 4,300 rockets were fired from gaza, which was equivalent to the number of rockets launched in the 2014 war in operation rock. another notable issue was the number of launches that were fired in a compact manner and many of them simultaneously towards the center of the country. despite the strong efforts of the zionist regime to spread the images related to the palestinian rockets, the images and news of these attacks were published on social networks and somehow created a wave of terror among the residents of the occupied territories. these pictures are real he said that the security cameras recorded it. when the occupiers persisted in our nation and harassed our citizens and intimidated the civilians and innocents and imagined that the situation was going according to their special plan, we decided to strike a blow that was appropriate to these actions and as a result, the attack was on the 16th of the month of 2022, which was ordered mohammad zaif, the commander of the joint headquarters of qassam's necks, was executed after the end of the two-hour deadline that

during 10 days, more than 4,300 rockets were fired from gaza, which was equivalent to the number of rocketsnched in the 2014 war in operation rock. another important topic. the number of throws was in the form of compression and many some cases were fired simultaneously towards the center of the country. despite the efforts of the zionist regime for severe military censorship on the distribution of images related to palestinian rockets, images and news of these attacks on social networks. it was published and created a wave of terror among the residents of the occupied territories. these images can actually be said to have been recorded by security cameras. when the occupiers persisted in the violation of our nation's crying and imprisoned our citizens and scared civilians and innocents and thought: the situation is in accordance. we decided to strike which is in accordance with these actions and as a result of the attack on the 16th of may 2020, which was carried out by the order of mohammad zaif, the commander of the joint staff of the qassam necks. after the end of the two-hour deadline

is it surprising how many rockets that hamas has amassed? they have sent over thousands of rockets.nd this is unusual in this short amount of time. and secondly, what in god's name is hamas' end game in all of this? >> the short answer to your first question is, yes, it's surprising even to israeli intelligence and certainly to the united states as well. this is one of the issues that maybe nobody wants to talk about too much right now, but the israeli people are talking about it. they are on social media, they are very, very upset at a catastrophic intelligence failure that is has cost them so much life and the catastrophic inability to reach their needs right now. i have spoken to former government officials, former foreign min sters, they all say there's going to be one heck of a report to find out what went wrong. why did it stake so long for soldiers to get to the massacre areas on saturday. people were plead ing for help, just volunteers were helping them. so yes, the entire system was taken by surprise. and the question is why? and what happened in however long it's been take

, 40 rockets. i mean, at the same time, let's say all the whole war. what's now sending 150 launcher 1. $150.00 rockets at the same time. yeah. this is this big and also we see these pictures you would just leading to the end of the, the infiltration. yeah. like to the side. yeah. this is a parent why they entering into is there any charter? yeah. what do we know about the, what we're seeing a simians using the talks inside and is ready talking are settled and they're moving freely over there. so this infiltration is, yeah, it's, uh, it's a, this one also of using the party. like, yeah. extraordinary. is that? yeah, i've never seen this before. never since i've seen some things like this before. that's why we're saying this is unprecedented. this is different big. and most importantly, we don't know what's, what's the, what's the end game, what's, what are the object objectives of this, of this large scale for the no portion of this kind would have taken excuse you mind to plan him to get together

this couple was home when the rocket hit. what is the rocket barrage been like?hey wouldn't be here without the iron dome. tom llamas, nbc news, tel aviv. >> those intercepts a common sight around here. >>> coming up, children perhaps forever changed by what has happened here forever changed by what has happened here next. after advil. feeling better? on top of the worlddddd!!! before advil. advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. when pain comes for you, come back fast with advil liqui-gels. ultomiris is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-acetylcholine receptor antibody positive. it is lasting control over your gmg symptoms. and, ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with 8 weeks of freedom between infusions. ultomiris can lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increasing your chance of serious, life-threatening meningococcal and other types of infections. if not vaccinated, you must receive meningococcal vaccines at least 2 weeks before starting ultomiris and if ultomiris is urgent, you should also re

this was their rocket. we've clearly proven this to the world and yet hamas right away without having any proof whatsoever announced to the world it was israeli and the world ran with this in the media and my question is and our question is how could the world take hamas as a credible source when we saw the massacre of men, women, and babies just over a week ago, this was hamas. it has their fingerprint on it and it was them that shot the rocket. >> major, i know you have put out the intercepted communications where you have people directly saying that this landed on the hospital. you have that. you've put that out. you've also put out your trajectory, trajectory of rockets coming out and showing 450 rockets fired by jihadist groups have misfired and landed in gaza since the war began 12 days ago. major, just a very simple question. do you feel confident that every single rocket coming out of gaza, every single one that you know where it's coming from and obviously generally where it's going because of your

rocket firing towards quds. israel's military intelligence failed to understand the motives of hamas and this action was carried out. israel did not think that it would take such significant steps. it's really strange for me it was unimaginable. in this documentary, we open the case of the holy sword battle and reveal behind the scenes the first attack in this battle, which was followed by a military and intelligence war that lasted for 10 days. a war in gaza that was in command of the joint operation room of various palestinian resistance groups. mohammad sanwar is one of the prominent commanders of the qassam brigades. he commanded the khananisel brigade for many years. his name is associated with the most important operation of bombed tunnels. israel assigned him to have field supervision in the operation to capture gil ad shalit and he accuses him of keeping him until the exchange equation was reached, according to which more than a thousand palestinian prisoners were released. these exclusive images of the

throw rockets in large numbers at a time.y realized that the iron dome cannot capture and destroy a large amount of rockets at the same time. the israelis got used to these attacks, but not so many in a few hours. since we have been here, this is the third time that i have heard a loud siren after those rockets. on the other hand, it is said that the costs of maintaining and supplying missiles of this system are very high for the zionists. in fact, the system should be able to intercept and destroy each of the multi-sonic rockets with the resistance of a fireball of 55 million. activate a dollar and launch a 50,000 dollar repair rocket. today, we know that the myth of the iron dome, which was said to protect israel completely against attacks from gaza, has not been successful, and now the united states and the zionist regime are thinking of strengthening or possibly retiring this system and unveiling a laser-based system called perto . iron, which is said to be destroyed by laser technology and the creation of thermal points

the rocket bowers continues out of gauzy into israel and we're hearing a rocket still being fired. these ready, defense minister, has approved the cool lot of military reserve is benita of cause obligates. the military, when we know from us, has made this statement, the civil just model had done equally the because all the time is come to draw the line for the enemy to understand that tom is up and they can't keep going without consequences. we are announcing an operation called alex floods in the 1st part of it, 5000 rockets have been fired. it is the time to unite fully hour of the nice electric power is to try to use riley occupation done to the old and the young, but fight. this is the time to expel lows, occupying land for them to pay the price for his crimes and murders, gathering monks and pray that we will be victorious. let's cross now to rentals whose life isn't occupied. eastern dispenser roll top of the uh, perhaps recap for us what you day, what you've experienced and what's been happening so far. of the well, we saw just a few minutes ago was the con trails of more ro

in the past , they used to fire homemade rockets and short-range rockets from the gaza strip, but now the israelis they are facing organized resistance , there is no need to launch anymore. the problem is now more complicated. rockets are fired with different ranges and different sizes, and israeli villages around gaza, which were immune to these attacks in the past, are now under attack. it can be said that now the power of attacks has increased a lot compared to the past and cannot be compared to the past at all. because now they are using advanced weapons. i believe that the most significant issue in this war compared to previous wars was the issue of bloodsuckers and rocket firing. during 10 days, more than 430 rockets were fired from gaza , which was equivalent to the number of rockets launched in the 2014 war in operation rock. another noteworthy issue was the number of launches that were fired in a compact manner and many of them at the same time towards the center of the country. despite the efforts of the zionist regime for severe military censorship on the broadcasting of im

hamas fired rockets. the rockets generally were stopped. two years ago there was a another exchange like this, and hamas fired thousands of rockets into israel and two years ago, the israeli iron dome system stopped almost all of them. that's why i think hamas changed tactics this time, they trained, they prepared, they put out training videos, and decided that the rockets are not that effective because the israeli missile defense systems are so precise and so plentiful, so they changed strategies and breached the fence and carried out boots on the ground murderous assaults. >> yeah. >> we're hearing it again. stay with us. there is one. there is a rocket. you can see it streaking in the sky right now. turning. there is another. this is being launched from a different site. so now you'll start to see the iron dome system taking them off. again, many rockets, many interceptions. not much damage. no damage. >> richard, this is, you know, i don't even know how to describe what we're witnessing in real time and, again, i just keep thinking abou

more rocket fire. loud explosions coming off. another time they are trying to overwhelm the iron dome again. i can see them coming off the gaza strip in multiple locations. >> trey: so, they tried to do it again. tried to overwhelm the iron dome missile defense system firing from multiple locations along the border, it sound like a few of those slipped past, more rockets than explosions indicating that it certainly wasn't the 100% success rate. everyone okay? >> yeah. >> trey: stand up. thank you. all right. we are going to get up here. so, this is just a constant scene here in the southern part of the country, sandra and john. >> sandra: yes. >> trey: it is the reality how hamas and islamic jihad are starting this war. >> sandra: update the white house, the white house says the president has directed his team to follow-up on coordination with israel. and to continue work with regional partners to warn anyone who might seek to take advantage in this situation. i say that as the white house has been silent today, trey. with the pr

if you're joining us, these are live images coming out of the besieg. this trip where thousands of rockets have been fired into israeli cities uh what by resistance factions in a uh retaliatory strike that they're calling operation alcuds flood um they've also breached the so-called buffer zone fence that separates gaza from settlements there just east of gaza and occupied land they have uh taken uh the resistance fighters few of those settlements and um basically there has been skirmishes in those settlements, there have been casualties, we know 35 israelis have been taken hostage by resistance factions, hamasa resistance armed wing the al khasam brigades announced earlier that it's launched over 5,000 rockets at israeli's cities and towns and we've seen a number of ongoing fires uh in the central uh israel as well as the city of ashcalon um the islamic jihad resistance movement and the lion's den movement out of the occupied west bank city of janin have all pledged cooperation with this operation they've also implored anyone with a weapon to take up arms and join the cause today uh so pr

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this morning rockets hit what looks to be a residential street in israel.e're also seeing horrifying video of the moments the hamas terrorists ambushed and kidnapped israeli civilians, some -- do you know what, we're going to take a break from this video right now and go right to clarissa ward. clarissa is on the ground right now. clarissa, tell us what's happening. >> reporter: hi, john. so, forgive me, slightly unelegant position, but we have just had a massive barrage of rockets coming in here, not too far from us, so we have had to take shelter here by the roadside, we are just about five minutes away. gaza is in that direction, we can hear now a lot of jets in the sky, we could also hear the iron dome intercepting a number of those rockets as they were whizzing overhead and making impact in that direction, not too far from here. we came to this location because this was ground zero for this entire operation of carnage, hamas militants came on a pickup truck, this was the first place where they breached that border wall and they basically drove down thi

we see that only one rocket is fired from gaza. this is the rocket in question.s racket can be in he also saw video footage of israel. 15 seconds later, the live images of al-jazeera show that the same rocket is intercepted at exactly 185 minutes and 50 seconds. this interception is accompanied by the same intense light seen in previous rocket interceptions. a close-up of these images shows a video recorded by al jazeera live. it means that this rocket will be completely destroyed and will be broken into pieces in the sky. based on all the video images and documents, this rocket was intercepted and it was the last rocket fired from gaza before it hit al-mu'amedani hospital. has been shot five seconds after the interception of this rocket , an explosion can be seen in gaza. two seconds later , another explosion occurs, which is much bigger. this is the same attack in which al-mommamdani hospital was targeted. at the end of the research group. jazeera came to the conclusion that the claim of the israeli regime authorities has no basis and the claim that the attack

the rocket plane was ready to take off in a moment.sam had designated about 14 cities and towns as the targets of these missiles, which included esglan , ashtod, benursba, haifa, eilat, quds, dimona, herzliya, netanya, hazira, netiot, ofkim, and sderot. this missile attack was not executed, but what happened in the war created a historical turn and impact bisab the struggle of the palestinians and the exceptional power of resistance and self-sacrifice showed despite the negative developments in the environment. for these reasons, i believe and emphasize that we are right about the power of palestinians to obtain rights. we have the right to be optimistic in 1984, we have the right to be optimistic, especially in those years that i have served you, that is, in 1984 , at 6:00 p.m. on the 10th of may, 2022 , there were historic moments in the heart of jerusalem . surprising the occupying forces and evacuating the houses of quds residents in sheikh jarrah neighborhood by force. this is the government it caught israel by surprise, but more

maybe these rockets. they may have been produced locally in gaza, but the technology to make them came from iran , transferred by the commander who was on the front line of the battle with the zionists. al shaheed al-quaid qassem soleimani, the leader of the quds force, and i do not believe that he was able to develop the conflict with the zionist enemy from al-hijr to al-sarukh so that the small geographical area of ​​gaza was able to humiliate the enemy. they are rockets with technology today. new boards have different sizes. the transfer of manufacturing technology was actually a solution that the commander thought so that the palestinians would not be left without missiles in difficult times. gaza has been under siege for 15 years and the route to transfer military equipment has been closed all these years. in the name of god almighty. and you did not throw away, because you threw away, but allah will throw me back, i am the leader of the staff now. and transfer of technology, maybe because of these d

there was a barrage of rockets coming from gaza.e are just literally a couple miles from the border right at a shelter point, concrete shelter point here, but that barrage came in, you saw the intercepters fly up. waiting to see if there is an all clear sign at the moment. but this is what we're seeing here close to that, close to the border with gaza. i think the rockets have finished for now, so we will just step out of this bit of cover. we are okay, we've just been given an indication that it's all clear. so looking across this way, i know it's darkness right now, but looking across this way you're looking towards graez. that's where the rockets have been coming from, the intercepters were trying to take them down before they could fly too far. but if you see a big flash over the horizon behind me, that will be the impact of an air strike or artillery on hamas inside gaza. we've been seeing literally in the last few minutes here hearing multiple impacts, hearing multiple booms of impacts inside gaza, hearing the fighter jets in

everybody in every town in israel and city is in shelters, and experiencing rocket fire, rocket firetly on tel aviv and the question of which side has more casualties, the body count that we will all inevitably be doing is part of it but the fact is the entire civilian population in israel right now is under attack which is unacceptable under any circumstances and, yes, the reverberations will be simply gives israel the excuse for a punishing attack and of course the civilians of gaza will pay the price for this. for years to come. what we see after every war in gaza is that israel undertakes usually air campaigns that flattened neighbourhoods, damage infrastructure and destroy all the reconstruction from the previous operation. it is a demonic violence leading to more violence on civilians in gaza have it worst but i have no doubt this will reverberate in the west bank. keep in mind we do not know if this will spread to other fronts, whether to the north, we have lots of anticipation of military escalation on the northern border but there could be reverberations in the west bank and

that could be interceptions or rocket impacts. if we get a siren on air we'll take you into our protected space. getting news right now as we speak from the military. they're having a briefing right now. there have been 2,000 rockets fired. ha mas has claimed 5,000. they say these infiltrations tlaupt air through para gliders, through the sea and the ground. as we speak there are active fire fights going on in various cities around gaza, including two army bases, gives you an idea of the number of militants who have infiltrated, managed to infiltrate from gaza into israel. unclear whether they were there or the sea and sky as the israeli military said. we're hearing media reports of citizens in these cities saying they are barricading themselves in their bomb shelters because they hear fire fights outside their door. the israeli military is saying they have active fire fights in southern israel, including two army bases, including one of the border crossings, one of the main border crossings from gaza into israel. they have called