does shalom byit provide services, no matter the profile of the abuser? >> yes.ss i am wondering what you mean about the profile . >> sometimes domestic violence with a same-sex relationship or what their relationship with somebody who may or may not literally be a married partner or even a domestic partner. and abuser can be a member of one's family across the lord or in abuser can be a friend. or some other adult in one's life. >> we primarily focus on intimate partner relationships, which does indicate dating, married, having a child together, having once dated or once been married. we will provide support and some counseling or direction for anyone who is calling us about abuse in any form from anyone in their family unit or their community. and we are very lgbtq family. we have a really diverse staff -- staff. we speak a couple different mileages on our staff and we try to be welcoming for anyone. >> miami, we need to take a quick break but can you talk briefly about what i think is naturally on people's minds when they hear about a service like shalom byit

shalom bayit is a hebrew phrase that means, peace in the home.hin a jewish cultural context it is a kind of play, if we can use that word, on the importance of a jewish value we have in general, in that way using that particular jewish value to apply it to the issues of domestic violence within jewish families. >> it is really our vision that every woman and child have a right to have peace in their own home and that is a basic foundation of any healthy community . to be safe in your own home. >> naomi, what have you seen over the years in terms of community changes in response, changes in community impact. changes in the ways in which the community perceives this issue and is willing to talk about this issue? >> there has been an enormous change . in the beginning when we started, no one would talk about domestic violence in the jewish community. now, the jewish community here in the san francisco bay area is very much aware of the assistance of domestic violence, people don't question as much and that makes it much safer for women to come forwa

listen, shalom . shalom, aleykum . listen, shalom. shalom, aleykum. shalom alaikum. salaam alaikum.shalom. and take it easy, you ipsis. just keep yourself and it passes . i don't think in and it passes. i don't think in oxford . vishayam all coming from oxford. vishayam all coming from saturday, says salam shalom , saturday, says salam shalom, sir. and say salam shalom. shalom. shalom because our children. the children coming and going. but they are safe. however we do not want to make them worried. we love them. we do not. but we need to do. of course, we need to bring a peace and a ceasefire . and the and a ceasefire. and the brotherhood in the in the palestine and israel, because all is said to the many big the israel love to have a to love have. >> well well the ceasefire itself, of course, ceasefire is becoming very contentious because israel has the right to defend itself. and it's a question in gaza of where that goes. and i understand the difficulties of all of that. clearly, we also need is clearly, what we also need is better integration the better integration of the commu

listen, shalom . shalom, aleykum . listen, shalom. shalom, aleykum. shalom alaikum. salaam alaikum.shalom. and take it easy, you ipsis. just keep yourself and it passes . i don't think in and it passes. i don't think in oxford . vishayam all coming from oxford. vishayam all coming from saturday, says salam shalom , saturday, says salam shalom, sir. and say salam shalom. shalom. shalom because our children. the children coming and going. but they are safe. however we do not want to make them worried. we love them. we do not. but we need to do. of course, we need to bring a peace and a ceasefire . and the and a ceasefire. and the brotherhood in the in the palestine and israel, because all is said to the many big the israel love to have a to love have. >> well well the ceasefire itself, of course, ceasefire is becoming very contentious because israel has the right to defend itself. and it's a question in gaza of where that goes. and i understand the difficulties of all of that. clearly, we also need is clearly, what we also need is better integration the better integration of the commu

david: shalom, ima. david: i came here to the jordan valley to argaman community. since 1983, i'm a farmer. i have three children, so all of them are married, and this is their children. they have five, and now we hope that we have more. eric: the small settlement is green and quiet. there are irrigated lawns and a swimming pool although it's closed. israel controls all the water in the jordan valley under a temporary agreement that was meant to expire by the end of the 1990s. much more per capita goes to the jewish settlers, but they don't see any inequality. david: we pay more than them for the water, more than them for the water, so they can do whenever they want. eric: but there are clearly two different ways of living here, inside and outside the wire. it's not just the israelis and palestinians who revere these waters. above the jordan valley is the ancient city of jerusalem. here, priests of the armenian orthodox church prepare for an important annual ritual. father koryoun baghdasaryan is getting ready to head down to the sacred waters of the jordan river.

pletitneva today we're visiting, thank you, but they're talking about him, that he is like timati shalomncredible amirchik , hi, hi, you are being compared to these shaloms, absolutely right, why, let's see, not ours is better, which one of them you, i now don’t look much like the guy on the right in the photo, who was when the photo was taken, this was six months ago, in my opinion, how quickly you are growing, i already managed to cut my bangs the day before yesterday, just at 4:00 in the morning, here so i got up, i want my own bangs, right? they will pull their bangs down, yes, but please tell me, and you are familiar with each other’s work, of course, we generally know each other very well, we cross paths very often , tell us where we met, let’s say we performed together in yekaterinburg on the same stage together on the same stage, yes, first amerchik, then me, i warmed up, how said stas kostyushkin, prepared it, and by the way, i want to tell you, i was just carried away by your concert, it was so cool, you started with social networks, right, well, that is, you are an artist of t

shabbat shalom. >> so we had a moment of trouble with the translation there, but i think we got mostunless he said something at the very top that broke some news, it was just rallying his people, much will be told about the heroism of our people in these dark days, this will be a part of jewish history, and he promised once again, hala gorani is back with me, along with shalom, with the middle east programs, and he served seven consecutive israeli premiers at the prime minister's office in jerusalem. again, he made the promise to eradicate hamas. >> reporter: yeah, and i think he's politically, israel is in shock, this is an attack that i think has changed the paradigm in terms of how it responds to hamas cross border attacks, but as well internally politically, prime minister netanyahu is being blamed by some in israel. we saw saying he must resign before the war is even over. one interesting thing on israeli television, a week or so before the attack, there were these 50 year anniversary shows, marking the 50-year anniversary of the yom kippur war and the lessons learned by the int

>> well, shalom is a thee row. one of my volunteers, shalom, who is a young kid -- he's only, like, 21 years old. and he went into the special forces into far aza, 60% of the population were murdered. he went in with them, putting his life in danger. we were there in the first moment while the shooting was still above our heads. t missiles were falling in the air. shalom went in, he heard baby crying. it wasn't real. how do you hear a baby crying? everyone is dead everywhere. these terrorists, when they murdered the mother who went out to bring some milk for her children who were starving in the shelter, the mother ran to the kitchen just to get some milk or some water for the baby to feed the baby, and the terrorists saw her, and they -- i don't even want to talk what they did to her and the type of condition we found her there. and the mother was murdered afterwards. and the father ran out to save his wife, who was a young lady. they just got married about two years ago. and the father was shot in his head and sh

shalom... shalom, shalom. with them and said in hebrew: peace, peace, peace. and gaza continues to reel from israel's bombadment. we're reporting from inside the territory and israel. we've just heard from an elderly israeli woman who was released from captivity by hamas — 16 days after being abducted from her home in a kibbutz in southern israel. yocheved lifshitz says a doctor saw her during her time in captivity, and the hostages were given medicine. she said she was taken into tunnels inside gaza — and described them as looking like a spider web.

there 10,000 timothy shalom, it’s very very, honestly, even for me it's very nice to see this, because and we have one very magical friend and comrade, you know, and my manager, my director elizaveta, her manager director, carry one comrade for two, i propose to perform a song, perhaps with a freeball title, you made this song... yes, the singer valeria, yes, yes, yes, with permission, valeria, yes, of course, that’s later, later, well, between the lines of a blank sheet, you cannot find the answer to the question, higher than any height, the world is in which i carried you away with a crystal dream, the tear melted. in my shining eyes, and the distant stars are burning with desire, listen , i want to say, a droplet of the sky, i will lie on your palm, the sky was tired, the suns will be filled with love, a drop of light will fall on your eyelashes, and in winter. i’ll take this with me, like a drop of heaven, i’ll lie on your palm, palm, i was tired of not being, the dream will be filled with love, i’ll fall like a drop of a bundle on your eyelashes, and from winter to summer i’ll tak

, there are 1000 timothy shalome, this is very very, very nice, very cool, not fair, even to me it’sow, i started my career as an artist, let’s say how you met, where you met, and we have one very magical friend and comrade, you know, and my manager, my director, elizaveta, her manager director, wear one friend for two, i propose to perform a song, perhaps with a frivolous title, you made a cover of this song by the singer valeria, yes, yes, with permission from you, yes of course, that’s later , later, okay, what do i need? a turn of a clean slate, not to find the answer to a question higher than any height, the world in which i carried you away , with a crystal dream, a tear melted in my shining eyes, and distant stars, burning with desire, listen, i want to say, a drop of the sky, i’ll lie on your palm, reality the sun will not rise, love will be filled, a drop of light will fall on your eyelashes, and from winter to summer i will convince you, a drop of heaven will fall on your palm, palm. the dust will become a little filled with love, but a drop of light will fall on my eyelash

shalom, shalom, we will ask for a little more for us the sound was given so that we, too, mr.hailo, you heard me, i want to start right away with two completely unexpected statements, after a whole flotilla appeared with an aircraft carrier from the us, which arrived on the e, in support of the state of israel in the fight against the terrorist hamas and their followers, then two strange events took place , this is the immediate statement of the president of turkey erdogan, who actually criticized the appearance of the americans in the region, said that he does not understand how cute they came there and what they are going to do, last night, the favorite of the rednecks, in the during the election campaign and under investigation, donald trump , the ex-president, ran into the israeli defense minister and called him an idiot, and hezbollah, livvanska, which is very smart, which is attentive. looks closely and reacts correctly there shooting from the north, what is being done, what is happening with erdogan, what is happening with trump, what is being done around this war, the

but i am intrigued that he would just put shalom. [ laughter ] shalom, jerry. >> jimmy: christ, and thenthen sha lamb, that's right. >> jimmy: well, that's just jerry for you, you know? >> is he one of your sports fans? how do you know jerry? >> jimmy: i'm impressed he was able to somehow type this out so neatly on this legal i don't legal pad. >> it's typewriter, he used an old-school typewriter, you know. >> jimmy: you think jerry did that? >> you know jer. >> jimmy: that's jerry being jerry. >> that's jerry for you. >> jimmy: do you get a lot of letters like this? >> i do. >> jimmy: that's why you moved? >> i moved to sunny california. i know you can't afford it yet, but someday, james. [ laughter ] someday if you work hard and free. >> jimmy: i love the idea of you in malibu. >> it is heaven. there's all these celebrities who live there who i stalk. i mean, sometimes run into. [ laughter ] and so, first of all, they have this thing called the malibu chili cook-off. they kind of try to act like it's this little neighborhood chili cook-off. oh, no. like, mel gibson shows up. he might k

shalom theon, you have to imagine we know little about who she was before she became. but we do know this she marries hasmonean king at the time, the time when the hasmonean dynasty has fallen to fratricidal rage and hatred. she marries a man who kills i think one of his brothers and puts the in prison that husband dies. she then in leverett marriage. marries one of the other brothers and she chooses who she's going to marry. and she is so clearly remarkable all that when that king is dying even though they have two sons who really are meant to succeed them. he appoints as the independent ruler and those nine years are seen by the talmud that reigned as really the sole golden age of the entire second temple period. second temple period, of course, was largely. one in which there was an independent jewish government. there was a brief monarchy under under the hasmonean before it fell. rome and those nine years where she's working by side with the pharaohs leader shimon ben shabtai are seen by the talmud as a golden age. and it's she's both the subjects alluring because

the cities of sterot and shalome were targeted as well. the rasan brigades also hit a gathering of israeli soldiers in the raim region with missiles. hamas had previously stated that it can target anywhere in the israeli territories. palestinian resistance fighters entered the gaza envelope area. on october 7th following missile strikes on israeli targets under the operation alaxa flood. over 1400 israels have been killed and 3400 injured since then. hamas says it launched a military campaign in response to repeated israeli desecration of the alaxa mosk and the regime's crimes and aggression throughout the decades. the israeli army has confirmed one of his forces was killed and several others wounded in cross. border clashes with hezbollah. the israeli army said the guarded missile hit one of its tanks located in lebanon's southern border. earlier lebanese resistance movement hezbollah said it targeted several israeli military bases in the border village of schula. it said this was in response to israeli attacks on press crew and number of

the armed wingk of the islamic jihad movement has targeted israeli intelligence building and karam shalom border crossing. palestine resistance fighters entered gaza envelope area on the 7th of october following missile strikes on israeli targets under operation alaxa flood. nearly 1900 israels have been killed and more than 3800 injured. since operation began. hamos says it launched a campaign in response to repeated israeli de desecration, that is, the alaxa mosk and crimes and aggression throughout the decades. military wing, palestinian resistance movement, hamas says it is not intimidated by israeli threats of a ground invasion. spokesperson for the al khasam brigade said of it is ready in fact for any such offensive and we'll use it as an op. opportunity to severely punish israel for its crimes against palestinians, he vowed the gaza will turn into a graveyard for its invaders. abu ubayd added hamas and other resistance groups are holding 250 captives taken from israel. he said at least 22 were killed in israeli air strikes on gaza. abu ubeida said that non israeli captives are bein

wing of the islamic jihad resistance movement has targeted an israeli intelligence building and kram shalom boarding crossing. palestinian resistance fighters entered the gaza envelope area on october the 7th following missile strikes on israeli targets under operational flood. nearly 1900 israels have been killed in more than 3800 injured since the beginning of the operation. hamas says it launched the military campaign. in response to repeated israeli desecration of the al-aqsa mask and its crimes and aggression throughout the decades. let's cross over to rimala and talk to presives monandil. want to thanks so much for being with us, well fill us in on the latest information that you have on the situation there. thank you, let's speak about new palestinian. martyr had been shot and killed by israeli forces in gin, this time 19 year old anas manasra was near the israeli israeli super wall near the illegal israeli military checkpoint of salim near jin he was shot and killed by the israeli forces and this brings the number of palestinian marters who had been killed since the start of aqsa fl

wing of the islamic jihad resistance movement has targeted an israeli intelligence built. increme shalom border crossing. palestinian resistance fighters entered the gaza envelope, envelope area on october the 7th following missile strikes on israeli targets. under operation alloxa flood, nearly 1900 israels have been killed and more than 3800 injured since the beginning of the operation. hamas says that launched a military campaign in response to the repeated israeli desecration of the al-aqsa most and his crimes and russion throughout the decades. now the lebanese resistance movement hezbullah says it has targeted five israeli military bases along the lebanese border. well the movement said the attacks have inflicted serious damage to the regime's positions. they were in response to the recent israeli strikes that killed and injured number of journalists and lebanese civilians. meantime. media says israel's artillery has targeted several areas in the southern city of al-zahira, the region has been the scene of cross-border clashes between hezbollah and israel in the past. israeli attac

shalom, shalom, shalom.ya adler. the french president emmanuel macron is the latest world leader to make a visit to israel as an act of solidarity. president macron has been meeting with president isaac herzog, and said releasing hostages must be the �*first objective' in israel's war in gaza. he also expressed — once again — france's support in the fight against terrorism. it is our duty to fight against these terrorist groups.

area in the southern most step of of the gaza strip near the kerm shalom crossing and yesterday they burned, israeli vehicles being captured including the soldier in them whether dead or alive and being brought to ghaza and pareded throughout the ghaza strip, i think uh benjamin netanyahu is delusional, this is what i think of what he's saying, but let's not forget that the israeli regime has kept the gaz strip uh under tight and her. blockade since 2007, turning it into what many have have described as the biggest open air prison in the world, but despite being the biggest open air prison in the world, let's see, we also what happened yesterday, with the thousands of rockets raining on the israeli, on the israeli regime and on the occupied territories and the infiltration of hundreds upon hundreds of resistance fighters from hamas and after that from islamic jihad, the pflb and other resistance factions, the israeli regime kaver has been dealt the heaviest blow in in its history, and i believe that the more heavy blows are coming from the from the palestinian, especially at about an

just before the video ends, lifshitz reaches back to shake the hand of one of her captors, saying "shalom-- the hebrew word for "peace." earlier today, lifshitz spoke to reporters in tel aviv, describing a harrowing scene as she was kidnapped and driven off to gaza on a motorbike with two hamas fighters, then forced to walk for miles through a network of underground tunnels. once in gaza, lifshitz says her treatment improved. she says she was seen by a doctor, fed well, and had the opportunity to wash. her daughter sharon translated her remarks to reporters. >> my mom is speaking about the time there. she is telling us about sharing food with the people. when she first arrived, they told him they are muslims and are not going to hurt them and that they ate the same food that hamas was eating. amy: israel believes about 220 other hostages remain in gaza, including the husband of both women. hamas has released a total of four women. the united nations warns nearly 20,000 people across southern lebanon have fled their homes amid escalating violence on the lebanese-israeli border. on monday,

this is shalom holding one of them. the twins are ten months old. the mother and father were murdered. 14 hours passed before the babies were found, thankfully alive. shalom says they were screaming, dehydrated, and that the baby he changed clinged to him. today i spoke to the brother of those babies' mother, their uncle. >> i'm so sorry for your loss. you, your parents, four of your siblings live on the kibbutz. so many people were killed and kidnapped there. tell us what happened to your sister and her husband. >> friday evening, we celebrated, all of us together, with all the kids, all the grandkids. we celebrated my mom's birthday. it was the first time, long, long, long time that all of us were together. and woke up saturday morning to literally hell. >> when did you know something was wrong? >> not until about 6:00 in the morning. we woke up, we heard a lot of missiles and bombs start rg to fall in the kibbutz. then realized that something is happening. but in the beginning, didn't hear -- it wasn't too different than other times that they sho

a reuters tv staffer says trucks appear to be headed to the kerem shalom crossing on the gaza—israel—egypt the blockade that has beenin of course, the blockade that has been in place for the last week includes that of fuel. people in gaza have almost run out, hospitals are on the brink of running out, they have back—up supplies for generators but they have hours if not maybe a couple of days left in some hospitals, certainly a very urgent situations in many hospitals and the millions of people in gaza. this is a fast—moving story, but here are some of the other main points. the united nations is warning that hospital fuel reserves in gaza are likely to run out in the next 2a hours — potentially endangering thousands of patients. conditions in gaza are worsening with shortages of food, water and aid. at least 2,750 people have been killed. palestinian sources say israel's airforce struck 20 targets in gaza overnight, with the detonations among the heaviest seen in the past nine days. the un chief, antonio guterres, warned the middle east is staring into "the abyss." he's demanded hamas imme

thank you, shalom, i also know that i've come to israel. on the eve of sacred holiday, the celebration of passover, and that is where i would like to begin today, just few days from now, jews here in israel and around the world will sit with family and friends at the sader table and celebrate with songs, wine and symbolic foods. at the center of passover that makes this time of year so powerful, it's a story of centuries of slavery and years of wandering in the... desert, story of perseverance amidst persecution and faith in god and the story about finding freedom in your own land, and for the jewish people, this story is central to who you've become, but it's also a story that holds within it the universal human experience with all of its suffering, but also all of its salvation. let's ' come and enjoy the beautiful scenery, i got to help this flag a little bit here, that's right, that's right, that's right, this is a view that we've been waiting for for 2,000 years, okay, and uh, and this is some of my arab neighbors down there, and uh, this, this is the temple mount, this is the foc

new audience, and there really, these guys come, like this, but she is relevant, the same timati shalomen artist, let’s say how you met, where you met, and she and i have one very magical friend and comrade, you know, and my manager, my director, elizaveta, her manager is the director, we have this one comrade between us, i propose to perform a song, perhaps with a freeball title a little bit, you made this song - a cover of yes, the singer valeria, yes, yes, yes , with permission, valeria, yes, of course, this is later , later, well, between the lines, a blank sheet, you can’t find an answer to the question, better than any height, the world to which i took you, a crystal dream, a tear melted. in my shining eyes, and the distant stars burn with desire , listen, i want to say, a droplet from heaven on your palm, reality will become reality, a dream will be fulfilled by love, a drop of light will fall on your eyelashes, and winter will turn into summer. i’ll convince you, a drop of heaven, i’ll lie on your palm, palm, i will pour out a little, the sun will be filled with love, a drop of l

so to be taken to gauze and held hostage by the mid attends 3 days later, toma shalom and his family are still searching. hospitalized hoping the daughter wasn't abducted. that was the last time that anyone heard the something from mom. and from the time we are kind of in a total darkness, like nobody, i don't know, nobody told me she's here. she's there, she's and we couldn't find her. my family is my pay. i don't worry for my pain. just one of these young people to get back to their home, a song so many people suffering now with no reason. there is a sense of sadness, anger, and uncertainty of what is said to come. as more details emerge from what unfolded on such a day, many is radius has a hard time to come to terms with the unprecedented attack on is really communities, me as it goes this trip intel of the young adult. he has also been looking for a friend from he was working at the festival. they have known each other since they were teenagers. and then the last contact with him was a 9 21 am. on saturday morning he sent a text message to his mother. and uh, in the text message

so to be taken to gaza and held hostage by them in attends 3 days later, toma shalom and his family are still searching. hospitalized hoping the daughter wasn't a doctor. that wasn't the last time that anyone heard the something from mom. and from the time we are kind of in a total darkness, like nobody, i don't know, nobody told me she's here. she's there, she's and we couldn't find her. my family is my fan. i don't worry for my pain. just one of these young people to get back to their home and a song so many people suffering now with no reason. there is a sense of sadness, anger, and uncertainty of what is said to come. as more details emerge from what unfolded on such a date, many is radius has a hard time to come to terms with the unprecedented attack on is really communities near the cause. this trip intel a beef young adult, he has also been looking for a friend drum. he was working at the festival. they have known each other since they were teenagers. and then the last contact with him was at 9 21 am on saturday morning he sent a text message to his mother and uh, in the text mes

that's the cam shalom area near the egypt israel border. this is according to a spokesman for the is really military. they have uh said that one of their times accidentally hit dejection. post me a guise of any of the guys that border and express sorrow over the incident. we'll have more on this without correspondent iran kind in just a few minutes. in the meantime, we want to bring your live events from tennessee. this is the, the us senator lindsey graham, who's speaking in tennessee today along with out of us senators who are visiting less less than it is is, is so with the, this is on the version of the, the the, the is the or the whole the all i have here is there will be the with you come here to let the air of world no less make peace if we can destroying hum us is non negotiable. how we do it? less talk. what is waiting for the terrorist organization to be destroyed for the people of israel to have a sense of peace. they've lost for the palestinian people to have hope they don't have. and for the airbags, in this riley's to end a co

so to be taken to gauze and held hostage by the mid attends 3 days later, toma shalom and his family, a still searching hospitality hoping to adulthood wasn't abducted. that was the last time that anyone heard the something from mom. and from the time we were kind of in the total darkness, there is a sense of sadness and go and uncertainty of what is said to come. as more details emerge from what unfolded on such a day, many is radius has a hard time to come to terms with the unprecedented attack on is really communities near the causes strip intel of beef, young adults. he has also been looking for a friend from he was working at the festival. they have known each other since they were teenagers. and then the last contact with him was at 9 21 am. on saturday morning he sent a text message to his mother. and uh, in the text message, he says that he, he loves them his family. um, but he's in a container. there are a lot of terrorist outside, lots of gunshots outside. and it does not seem like they are going to make it out of their live friends and somebody is going social media for a s

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um they also would not put any fuel any more that comes to the is really crossing care them shalom and also no more food deliveries. so the fuel was also destined, of course, for it cause its own a power station. and we understand from officials and gaza, that this is running out soon too. so this will have this hex, of course, also on hospitals and with the increasing number of injured people. of course, this will have a devastating effect as well, and also in water, palms and you know, your name. it's under situation on top of that. people cannot feel secure, they know safe rooms and guys that we put that also in the report on that point. as well, no safe rooms people feeling insecure? is it possible for people to leave guys are and where can they go to seek safety? what we're seeing right now already in the early days. know is that a israel has tools uh the, the residents on the uh, on the outskirts of golf and you the order to move a to evacuate, so to speak, to move more towards the center of cause and no cost. that is a small place for and 65 square kilometers. i mean there's not

i just spoke with shalom lip, nor he is a fellow over at the atlanta account. so he specializes in us is really relations. i asked him how important anthony blinking to show up support for israel is right now. and that's usually significant for us. well, i mean, you know, is there on the verge of a larger what appears to be a larger corporation, you know, figuring out what the next steps of like, large pieces that are being sort of the international legitimacy behind that. that will be the one that is real sales, as it still gets that job done. unprecedented favorites support coming from secretary, blinking from president binding. the secretary very defense off that as long as the weight is as real as well. we do about the carrier group, but the ford through the us, joe, for an advice and how it was on the way to reach as well. i mean, strong sort of, you know, shows that more of the united states, usually important visual and for the region blinking also today warranty, any enemies of israel not to try and take advantage of this crisis, why do you think he fel

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so to be taken to casa and had hostage by them in attends. 3 days later, toma shalom and his family are still searching. hospitalized hoping that daughter wasn't a doctor. that was the last time that anyone heard the something from nom and from that time we are kind of thing to to lock. this is a sense of sadness and go in uncertainty of what is said to come. as more details emerge from what unfolded on such a day, many is radius has a hard time to come to terms with the unprecedented attack on is really communities . we have the causes strip intel of beef, young adults. he has also been looking for a friend drum. he was working at the festival. they have known each other since they were teenagers. and then the last contact with him was at 9 21 am on saturday morning he sent a text message to his mother and uh, in the text message. he says that he, he loves them his family. um, but he's in a container. there are a lot of terrorist outside, lots of gunshots outside, and it does not seem like they are going to make it out of their live friends and somebody is going social media for a sign

so to be taken to gaza and has hostage by them and attends 3 days later, toma shalom and his family are still searching. hospitalized hoping that daughter wasn't a doctor. that was the last time that anyone heard that something from non and from the time we are kind of in a locked in. this is a sense of sadness and go in uncertainty of what is said to come. as more details emerge from what unfolded on such a day, many is radius has a hard time to come to terms with the unprecedented attack on is really communities, me as it goes this trip intel of the young adult. he has also been looking for a friend from he was working at the festival. they have known each other since they were teenagers. and then the last contact with him was at 9 21 am. on saturday morning he sent a text message to his mother. and uh, in the text message, he says that he, he loves them his family. um, but he's in a container. there are a lot of terrorist outside, lots of gunshots outside. and it does not seem like they are going to make it out of their live friends and family is going social media for a sign of life

you can see her shaking the hand of a masked gunman, shalom, or peace, she said, as she's led away. back in israel, yocheved lifshitz is speaking about her hostage ordeal. >> translator: i went through hell. they went on rampage in our kibbutz, kidnapped me, lay me over a motorcycle on the side and flew with me through the plowed fields. they stormed our houses, beat people. some of them like me, kidnapped. they didn't distinguish between old and young. >> reporter: the hamas attack on her kibbutz of near oz in southern israel earlier this month left a quarter of its residents killed or kidnapped, including many children, according to israeli officials. she described how she was forcibly driven away with her elderly husband and hit with sticks on the journey into gaza. her daughter who helped translate her mother's ordeal to reporters described where her mom and several other israeli hostages were held. underground in gaza. >> there are huge network of tunnels underneath. it looks like a spiderweb. >> reporter: the october 7th attacks, many of them recorded by hamas gunmen themselve

una de las dos rehenes ancianas secuestradas por hamÁs le dio la mano a su captor y le dijo shalom queuestros hogares, volverÁn a la gente y nos secuestraron. asÍ describiÓ su captura esta mujer de 85 aÑos en el primer relato pÚblico de un rehÉn liberado de hamÁs. dijo ser guiada por una red de tÚneles subterrÁneos y que posteriormente la trataron relativamente bien pues le dirÉ medicina y los alimentaron con la misma comida que sus captores. su testimonio ofrece aliento a mÁs de 200 familias que esperÉ noticias sobre sus seres queridos secuestrados. ella no sabe lo que pasÓ con su hermana, sus dos sobrinos y su cuÑado desde el ataque. >> estamos sufriendo y espero que no les toque mal. es lo que que pensar. >> hoy en la franja de gaza e gobierno ofrece dinero a cambio de informaciÓn por el parader de los secuestrados. >> lanzaron esos panfletos allÍ y creemos que algunos civiles podrÍan sumar informaciÓn. >> segÚn autoridades palestinas, este martes ha sido elaborad mÁs sangriento desde que comenÓo el conflicto con mÁs de 750 muertos en un dÍa asegurando que el sistema de salud estÁ c

resistance movement, deizdin a-qassan brigades launched missiles at the cities of tel aviv, sterot and shalome

. >> reporter: rabbi shalom bochner has lived in israel himself, but his brother just moved there two weeks ago to be surrounded by family and faith. rockets have been directed at his neighborhood, but so far they have been shot out of the sky. >> reporter: rabbi shalom bochner was just at a baseball game with his brother a month ago. now there is constant worrying as his brother refuses to come back home. >> he's safe, and he's certainly not going anywhere. he's very proud to fulfill the lifelong dream of moving to israel. but it's a scary time. >> reporter: he's been watching news updates to see how close the war is getting to his brother's home. the images from israel have been hard to watch but feels he needs to stay informed. >> it's not easy. there are hours of just complete emotional breakdown and realizing, turn the screen off, turn the news off, take a break, and then you go back and read some more. >> reporter: this visual was truly a call for peace as muslims, palestinians and several religious leaders all called for an end to the violence. many in the community say they ne

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. >> over a napa the congregation of beth shalom held a vigil to grieve the lives lost. among those gathering at the synagogue was a woman who said two of her relatives died in the recent violence in southern israel. she added many others are now involved in the military action against hamas. >> we always knew what they were capable of doing. we just never thought they would actually get the opportunity to do it. we are all in shock. i think we go from phases of just complete devastation to rage. i mean, i feel like i have anger coursing through my body. >> many of the conversation said they are still shaken from last weekend's deadly attacks on israeli civilians. >>> it is a challenging time for the palestinian community in the bay area. as jos÷ martinez reports, local palestinians are concerned about their families and loved ones who are basically in a war zone. >> reporter: 54 years ago, he moved to san francisco as a refugee coming from palestine. >> what i see today, the images i see, those are the same images we have been seeing for 75 years. >> reporter: even thou

cargo were delivered to the enclave, they announced the need to open a second checkpoint - kires shalomivery of humanitarian aid, well, the first one on the border with egypt is working intermittently due to israeli strikes, tel aviv is unlikely to open its checkpoint, despite the fact that israel is trying to expand the ground... operation, judging by the cautious actions of the units and israeli army units use underground communications and terrain, hitting the enemy with anti-tank weapons. an indicative fragment of the video shows a detachment of the islamic resistance movement shooting at israeli equipment from a grenade launcher. palestinians use drones for reconnaissance and target designation. realistic estimates are: as a result of indiscriminate. israeli army in gaza hamas lost no more than ten; the house of the deputy head of the hamas politburo, saleh al-aruriya, was destroyed ; and on the eve, the commander of the battalion beit lahia was killed. at the same time, tel aviv has to use more and more forces on the lebanese -israeli border. already now, in order to hit the south

they will cut electricity, water supply, food and block everything for. in gaza, now the the kim shalom crossing, the only commercial crossing in gaza is not working, the is crossing is not working, and now we learned that the rafa crossing with egypt is not working because of the bombardment, the israeli bombardment that takes place close to the rafah crossing, and i think the the israeli regime will do something in order to make the rafah crossing uh, unpassable by by either blocking the roads, with the you know like bombing the roads leading to the rafah crossing, so even if the egyptians keep it open, the israelis, i believe they've done it before and i think they'll do it again, so people are waiting for a miracle for for for this israeli aggression to end, israel still does not uh does not realize what has happened saturday. morning, they're still in shock and they're acting like a crazy person on on on lsd or on asset the way they they're bombing the gaza strip, they're attacking homes, attacking businesses, attacking even in the first day of of this aggression, they even attacke