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are senior international correspondent funding for shara told us how the next phase of the conflict could unfold to it's really interesting because since i've been covering just for the past 2 weeks, they've been really various moments and building up as the just shortly after the at taurus attacked by him a submitted to ends in october 7th. it seemed as if a major ground offensive his eminence. but then there was really a delay, as at least it appeared to be a delay when a lot of diplomats came to visit is throughout the us. diplomats or other chats are from jeremy for example, talking with primary submit to now. and it seemed as there's going to be a delay and of just very unclear when around defensive will take place. well, a ground offensive healing take place, we'd be something else. and now we're hearing now again with this reading, with warning by israel, that people should evacuate from northern gods that go towards the south and that they are life and going to intensify the air flags that are getting appear. so there's this momentum building up that the troops that are a mass the

shara did not think about the talent of the egyptian forces stached near lake amora.es entered the canal at night, but most of them clashed with the egyptians because the egyptians near the lake were more powerful than what sharon had imagined, so only few of them were able to cross the canal. a year before, when the israelies thought of such a day, they built a 180 meter long bridge just across the sues canal in such a... situation, it took three days to end all the bridge. on october the 19th, when the ridge was completely installed, the egyptians were astonished. israeli task crossed the bridge and took up positions on the west coast of the swiss canal just behind the egyptians. egypt opened to heavy fire on the israelis, but the israelis were thinking of only one thing, the sub rocket launchers. this sky became safe for israeli fighters when some missiles were targeted by israeli tanks. the flood american weapons of the israeli army and gulf the egyptians, the israelis again to advance into egypt and anwar as-saddat had no choice but to call seas fire. at that tim

my one for shara, our senior analyst at elgin's air will cost back to throughout the evening. this is the palestinian ambassador to the united nations. let's listen and you know, we are all united in the united nations and we stand by them set by them. we as out of group as you see all of us united outraged by this massacre that has taken place committed by the is that i a lead forces against the hospital lutheran hospital and the gaza strip. in which, according to the initial figures about what 500 civilians have been torn apart and massacre in this out today. just illegal crime committed by that is that are really forces against a lot of people in the guys us through we condemn this action in the strongest possible terms. and we, how is the response, have been for this massacre, this crime. and those, the response to been for this crime should face justice and should face accountability and should be, you know, a punishment. a rising to the 11th of this crime committed against a lot of people to be faced by them. we as on out of group demand immediately a ceasefire. because

i'll just see you to tell of a whole lot, spring and well on the shara senior political analyst here joins us from london. well, what did you make of bivens visit? and then particular his choice of language that we saw on television clearly 1st and foremost, as far as his own politics, the one back at home in the united states. he sent them the way from embracing the prior. so not to go emotionally, politically, to basically in the embrace. again, i think the idea of a home home on camera was parked in portage. and that was very important for the partners. i mean, i've never seen them closely and clearly need to have. uh, because it was a symbolic gesture that the american person is or what it is, right is i could still do more. so i think there was that. and then there was the idea that especially the after the bombing of the hospital, the death of hundreds that you had to start speaking more in, you know, human italian in terms of the page, maybe pay lip service to the senior. sometimes after he went on on details about his res should be done as it may. if you add it all together,

i want to bring in out, is there a senior political analyst, my one for shara to give us his reaction to what was said by the ambassador mullin . oh it's to be expected, of course, that there's been a tragedy of swords for his right. and it was shocked to the core uh, by the attack uh yesterday, uh by her most fighters. and i think uh there, immediately getting engaged in, uh, the coordinations uh campaign in order to do more nice. uh how much and the sinews had, but uh on us in this uh, very particular region, 4 degree, picture or image. dramatic, bloody and sad as it may be, the front of the city is of course, will produce thousands of images of pictures of palestinians, dead the injured in and kidnapped, and saw so forth by israeli soldiers. and is there a new settlers? it is quite unfortunate that instead of learning the lessons of history and just very particular case, these changes are immediately resorting the same, has about all to more of the same propaganda. instead of really looking inward and to see what are the root causes of this issue and what drives, how much part ther

i spoke to alex, is there a senior political analyst my wants to shara, he says these condemnations should not affect how the un treats is arouse violations of international. no. it's not normal for a, for the representative is a kid insulting everyone. i figured i could mission success to be back in the states and insulting it's hierarchy. it's insulting, such as congenital and bang you on stuff from doing that job. it started by this time and be in such great reach of international law. i. if you have a solutions, i could be able to continue with. busy you know, with his bravado, i think that's the emissions. it's just not possible. you know, for this to be allowed to continue this. if it's normal, normal here. and do you go to the nations, you know, it does not belong to the united states. do you want to general or somebody can vote on uh, on his records. uh, what is that, what is his behavior? and is there a violation of international but also on, on, on this bus it is continuous rogue behavior at the united nation. anyway, he does may, as you said, and we expect it to be not accept or

that's let's now bring in my one to shara he's out. is there a senior, physical analyst who joins us from london? no one noticed surprises from the rest. rick, we've been hearing today, but i've been curious, what do you make of the competing claims that we keep hearing around the off the hospital blast? well of course, you know, i'm no expert to assume that but from the various and issues of see the especially with the way the is ranges of a single argument of attracting us and just getting now the is very impressive. i'm not saying we have to cool, i'm reminded by how is that 1st the proof from 2022 about what happened in uh on october uh 2. busy 3, and then they have to take it back and they've been actually, this is raise some questions on the back. a lot of the allegations there seems to be a bit confused on how to not justify or defend themselves. accuse as to how to describe the or having, you know, been the reason for the, for the suffering at the hospital. and clearly from some of the media as well, including some of the. busy

announced about mandatory evacuation of families with children from three settlements, namely stanislav shara balka and oleksandrivka, people are promised free travel and accommodation, only in the previous day two people died in kherson region and six more were injured, among the victims of the shelling was a child, shelling of the children's regional hospital . and tsn correspondent natalya nagorna got to the village of chornobayivka immediately after the shelling and saw people's yards covered in blood and children who farm nearby, about the hard times in the kherson region, see below. shit fast, that the first thing we hear in chornobayivka, even as we were approaching, there was artillery shelling here , and we heard the sounds of aircraft arriving, it was an arrival in chornobayivka just in the daytime, we see, the windows were blown out, excuse me, and you are here, valentina ivanovna, immediately after the explosion ran to kum, there was a wound in the tree, under the rib, right wound, deep, somewhere... 10 by 10 cm. and what is the man's name? vasyl petrovych. when the projectile arr

is there a senior political homeless more on the shara, he said these condemnations should not affect how the u. n. treats israel's violations of international. it's not normal for a, for the representative. is the kid insulting, if the technician success to united states and insulting it's hierarchy, it's insulting, such as in general and bang you on staff from doing that job is started by this time and be in such a great reach of international law. i have a few other solutions i could be able to continue with. busy you know, with his bravado, i think that's the admissions. it's just not possible. you know, for this to be allowed to continue as if it's normal, normal here. and do you guys have nations, you know, it does not belong to the united states? do you in general or somebody can vote on uh or is there any uh, what is was anything, what is his behavior? and is there a violation of international but also on, on, on this bus it is continuous rogue behavior of the united nation. anyway, he does may, as you said, and we expect it to be not acceptable to be to reject this resolution

i'll just say i'm a senior political analyst model, one big shara says, a low tensions between israel and has been a high both sides have reason to avoid a declaration of war for the time being the monitors are not as well are saying explicitly that they are willing to engage in a lot more clearly we've heard in the past few days that they were discussions and these really walk out and it's about the possibility of a pre emptive strike against as well. but that was for the time being, uh, being discounted as an option. certainly the americans are not yet ready for the kind of an option. and then these readings are also not capable of having to do for us at the same time with voices for not us or so you know, as far as as well. so sir, it has its own consideration on the, on the computer almost at the break for being a failed state. and certainly the country is not to into being bound to submit a re and by these res ordered by the united states. so i need positions to go to work and i have to be very, very carefully considered. i probably would probably be something over publication by

i'm going to also bring it into the conversation and let's go on, let's just, let's go and his mom shara, and we'll get a 3 way conversation going between the 3 of us at model. and it is interesting, isn't it? given the amount of his writing intelligence there is in, you know, the fact that is right intelligence have more and about the potential for, for a multi faceted attacks at some point that this seems to come is a type of surprise. absolutely. we thought of that in the strategic military affairs. doris arrow goes out against the breed, sticking around blindness and stupidity is more of the same that we've seen since 1973 october or we've been talking about that yesterday. how is that right? it was shopped 50 years ago that the egyptians and the syrians weren't capable to coordinate in secret attack. these are at the time in order to recover up to you by 33rd is since then 50 years on we've been having is there and shop once and again. it was shocked by the resistance in, in limbo, and after the 1950 to war, it was shocked and surprised by the in the front of the. in 1997, it was sh

but shara, all just there, a senior political m a c joyce, now from paris, more one. how do you look back on the october who was this ultimately a victory for egypt? no, it wasn't. it certainly was based their teaching victory even if many thoroughly it was not exactly as victory or such. because as you said, been very important, the rate is want to be able to come back and we cover much of the whole state authorities and that you versus the war. but just looking back, 50 years after that, or i would say the tragedy of the 1973 total water is 2 fold. one, it was a holy w, y, because president of egypt. and what said that was more than ready and happy to sign a peace agreement with this right under the auspices of the united states in return for his red withdrawing from occupied dejection, sanitary. but these ladies were so advocate at the time 6 years after their incredible victory. 1967. what not willing to engage in negotiations with age of 10 came up on the site and i and there were that were supported by the united states. that was also not interested in direct gr

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so let's talk to our senior political analyst, small one, but shara, joining us now from london said mountain the the category representative at just adding to the accuracy was being said so far and also rejecting his riley's criticism. these were any criticism of customer as well. yes. i mean, there's such a been trying to help me to use the use of the hostages, and there's clearly been excellence mediators over the years. i realize that we are based on contact them wherever we say it might sound plastic. but i'd tell you that that has had a very principal position in this case. uh, they were very understanding of the complexity of this issue. and yes, they coordinated with the united states and me just in order to help the part is included think is ready to try to get out of assess. but that does not be covered like other other countries does not qualify by the genocide taking place in casa. i mean, i think it's not a single. i don't, i don't think i, it's not a question about a similar question or do i think i do one with conscience would not be a silent uh watching this uh, indus

it's bringing the else as you're a senior political analyst, more on the shara, you're joining us live from paris today. more one. thank you very much for being with us. let's pick up our conversation where we left off last hour. the us says that it's going to be sending considerable military assets, an aircraft carrier to the region. i mean to israel around those waters, your take on that development sending such a large military force naval force that includes a major sophisticated, most modern aircraft carrier, the fords as well as a number of destroyers to the east needed to really and it could only be seen as an explanation, of course the united states has explained that it is actually detour things from escalating but by the mere fact that it's sending such a huge force. one that's probably put, you know, for the feel more, we probably make a lot of other countries that are not necessarily trend it to united states quite dentures. so strategically speaking, this is this could become a dangerous situation. however, as in washington, the sort of inside baseboard, if you, why the ex

that's bringing mamba shara, our senior political analyst joins just now from paris. so mind that you know much the discussion to focus on festival at the us extra states, visits to tel aviv that press conference with these really probably minister. and so us support rock solid but it seems, it certainly seems so from the public announcements. clearly the sectors of their site is now armed with his uh, bosses sound bites about uh, additional support. the 2 pieces are added to do what it takes as long as it takes in gaza. why perhaps, you know, being the authors of, i am perhaps that is some behind the scenes efforts on the part of the united states to be able to go straight to these rarities perhaps, or to create some kind of a humanitarian quarter door in order to allow some sort of assistance to the besieged people and guzzle. of course, this is the remains of band aids. no more forgetting the tragic bombing of history. but be that as it may, you would expect the united states to ask, but the grown up in the room not to simply go on saturday and what is ready to say

so an occupation is really the nightmare from l and that will be catastrophic. alamba. shara is alger 0, is seeing the political unless he joins us from london. so talking about the escalation, we've had reports. he is the 1st ground contact between is there any ground forces and i'm us. what do you make of that? well, clearly it is. it is worth testing the ground by bitter testing the ground at to see what they're up to. and the clue behind us was ready for them. i'm definitely kate, and often striking as it were and push them or force them to point out. i think that probably to once again, why these are it is, i think the last 2 weeks of why they had been combined, the founding guys are the way they have because the ongoing bombing is beneficial way for life. and the most of the are the more painful the more persistent and the more destructive the bombing, the easier it would be for these really minutes early to take on how to do this problem here is the human cost is going to be, so i'm so i'm better that one wonders how many more days, how many more we split isn't more mass securi

my wonder shara is our senior political and miss joining us today from london. 970 israel, just south side, a guys border. these are, these have been a mass in ground troops is really forced to say that more rockets are coming in to southern israel from guys to reasonable as the latest ones they're out or say, right on the border with guys. i think more than guess about 3 kilometers from where we are right now. we're. we're seeing one air strike happening right after the other. there's been an increase of air strike, especially during the night that is really military claims. at around $6000.00 rockets have been launch from garza towards a southern israel. they're also saying that our own 700000 people have been displaced from northern gas. i towards the southern parts of the guys a strict and they're also saying that there is no humanitarian crisis. something that we do know is not true because of our colleagues working in the gas a spring. we know that people are struggling with the lack of water and with a lack of medicine. aside from the air strikes that have showed us thousands o

as always, melinda. shara is our senior political on this or fighting, has escalated between israel's army and the lebanese onto a passable lot at the border with 11 on these early military says it hit an observation post best after the group launched on ty, ty massage, a motor shells as well, as 24 fighters have been killed since the conflict escalated 11 of them in the last 24 hours, or the action is life, or i seen the court in 711 on tell us about what's been happening at the border and just how tends to situation is but the following, some of the attacks by has will fight those on his ready. i'm gonna treat both from the eastern sector to the central sector. all deliveries is really bored on. now we're hearing a lot of shutting coming from the west and sector where we are. every now and then we can hear a, an explosion. it seems there's really armies shutting the ball. the line on the side now has will on, on seeing dots around 11 fight as were killed over the past 24 hours, 5 of them today. we understood that the 55 is that what the, what that's where it killed today? what kille