from south lebanon and you the same area. it's really close to area from the, from the places that, that the been launched from the previous 2 times in the area this forest bushes. it's on no one can go there except the one the aim to launch such rockets delivering to the army, f coordination with the uniform patrolling all the area right now. now, if i understand correctly, these strikes, we don't know who, who fires these rockets but apparently has belies given its blessings by allowing it. of course, there must be, you know, exactly, we're speculating because we just don't know. so israel fought a war, a muslim war in 2006, against his belie lebanon is in a very, very difficult position at the moment. what is the willingness to instigate, a nother confrontation with israel? according to the current, can i see and live in an older i see the financial economists, social as tone and political. of course, it's how you, unexpectedly witness award the same as in 2006. but according to some observers and lebanon, they believe tha

. >> rockets have been launched from south lebanon toward israel. >> for rockets were fired, and to fell within the territory, it is not sure where the other one so. the israeli army said each landed in the sea. they are urging restraint and they said they are in touch with both sides to ensure there is no f. palestinians were involved in the rocket launching. some of the palestinian factions and new cans are likely armed. sources close to us say it is also arm. was this an apparent show of support, or solidarity with the israeli people? or was this a message, and other front can easily open while someone continues to entertain gaza. along with hamas and iran. there is no doubt they need to take into account the mystic reaction. it would be a very difficult decision, but to do that, to plot a four block with barely any participation. i just solidarity allies to to many people. in the past, they would have been launched to the border, or is this a political message saying that another front is open. -- >>, as the airstrikes continued, so does conflict. it is on a scale not seen in decades

and lebanese security sources say have rockets have been launched from south lebanon towards israel is in a honda has more on this front battle. well lebanese security sources saying that 4 rockets were fired at israel should just learn weapon on and these sources say to carry tori but it's not clear where the other 2 fell but the israeli army is now saying that these rockets landed in the tree and that there been no casualties and damage the united nations interim force through been southern lebanon there is a peacekeeping force in along that follow teil border they are urging restraint and they say that they're in touch with both sides who are true that there is no flare up lebanese security sources believe that to palestinian time actions were involved in the middle block of launching. new refugees given that going on that they did in camp some of those camps had closed at the border and some of the palestinian factions in the camps are likely armed get they do have arms so security forces don't believe this is the work of the law or through the coast blog and i'm going back group w

this is the 3rd incidence of its kind in the past week where rockets are fired, launched from south lebanon toward israel. most of them landed and open spaces or in the sea, and there have been no casualties and no damage. but today it seems a bit different what we understand or what it appears is that a longer range rocket was used just a 12 kilometers north of paper. according to israeli media, there has been no claim or responsibility for the rocket fire this time around or in the past 2 occasions. so people and observers here are looking at these attacks really as a political message, a message that another front could open. now the question is, who is sending these messages in the 1st attack, the lebanese army arrested a palestinian, who said that he launched the rocket in solid derek with his brethren and palestine who are coming under under fire. but many observers will say those rockets cannot be fired without at least the knowledge of has the law or has been at least turning a blind or wanting to use this to send. some sorts of a message has the law from out there, part of the so c

to deter israel today israel doesn't there's to strike at lebanon because of the resistance in south lebanon and now the sense of hezbollah and i think what's happening is similar obviously with a vast difference that there are guys that is much closer and much weaker but at the same time today there are as there are more rockets and more devastating impact of the use of these rockets than it used to be in 2040 and i think as long as this won't. continue to bleed and lives and you know as long as occupation continues this kind of clashes are inevitable and i don't think i think the palestinians have taught the israelis the listen that regardless of the pounding regardless of the suffering they insist on resisting and under storing their rights and i don't think we're going to succeed in fact today you can see with this massive military militarized state where they mean you and your numerator the power they have the minister is a god the assistance they have that. chromatic comfort they got from the united states yes they are today still suffering i mean this massive balance of public differe

able to deter israel today is doesn't there to strike at neverland because of the resistance in south lebanon and now the sense of hezbollah and i think what's happening is similar obviously with the vast difference that the guys there is much closer and much weaker but at the same time today there are as there are more rockets and more devastating impact of the use of these rockets then it used to be in 2014 and i think as long as this won't. continue to bleed and less and you know as long as occupation continues this kind of clashes are inevitable and i don't think i think the palestinians have taught the israelis to listen that regardless of the pounding regardless of the suffering they insist on resisting and restoring their rights and i don't think we're going to succeed in fact today you can see with this massive military militarized state where they mean you and your numerated the power they have the military they've got the assistance they have that. chromatic of what they got from the united states yes they are today still suffering i mean this massive balance of poet difference betw

yeah well i can tell you that the latest development has been a rockets being launched from the south of lebanon towards israel and with israel responding it towards those 'd distant nations inside lebanon we hear that the organization that launched their rockets towards israel a palestinian organization so we're not talking about hezbollah but rather 1 some palestinian organizations and as it seems now we have seen mass palestinian participation it's we saw yesterday the palestinians inside israel demonstrating and inside the west bank and east jerusalem out of course the ongoing rockets from gaza now we hear the palestinians in lebanon so it's definitely this is pushing the conflict one step forward and now i want to ask you about a report that we're getting i must obey her it is reporting that prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that he can't rule out occupying gaza what would that mean concretely. israel would enter the gaza strip with this force is and this is something the and the military has been there considering and of course there are plans to do and go ahead with but the one dange

this is the 3rd incidence of its kind in the past week where walk its are fired, launched from south lebanon toward israel. most of them landed and open spaces or in the sea, and there have been no casualties. and no damage, but today it seems a bit different what we understand or what it appears is that a longer range rocket was you just a 12 kilometers north of paper. according to israeli media, there has been no claim or responsibility for the rocket fire this time around or in the past to occasion. so people and observers here are looking at these attacks really as a political message, a message that the another front could open. now the question is, who is sending these messages and the 1st attacks the lebanese, the army arrested a palestinian, who said that he launched the rocket in solid verity with his brethren and palestine who are coming under under fire. but many of servers will say, those walk kids cannot be fired without the least knowledge of has been law or has been at least turning a blind eye or wanting to use this to send. some sort of a message has been ha, ha, mass, they'

lebanese security sources meanwhile say that rockets have been launched from south lebanon towards israel in a hall that has more now from the. well lebanese security sources saying that 4 rockets were fired at israel from southern lebanon on and these sources to tell him that in the territories and it's not clear where the other 2 fell but the israeli army is now saying that these rockets landed industry and that there been no casualties and damage the united nations interim force is in southern lebanon there is a peacekeeping force along that volatile border they are urging restraint and they say that they're in touch with both sides who are true that there's no flare up lebanese security sources believe that palestinian factions were involved in a little blockade launching palestinian refugees who have been going on the way to camp some of those camps have closed the border and some of the palestinian factions in the camps are likely armed get they do have arms so security forces don't believe this is the work of the law that sort of coast as broadly as many in fact group which is also

and in the past hour or so lebanese security forces have said rockets have been launched from south lebanon towards israel is that harder has more from beirut. well lebanese security sources saying that 4 rockets were fired at israel there in lebannon and these sources to tell him that in the territories and it's not clear where the other 2 fell but the israeli army is now saying that these rockets landed in the tree and that there been no casualties and damage the united nations interim force is in southern lebanon there is a peacekeeping force along that volatile border they are urging restraint and they say that they're in touch with both sides who are true that there's no flare up lebanese security sources believe that palestinian factions were involved in a little blockade launching palestinian refugees who have been going on they didn't camp some of those camps had closed the border and some of the palestinian factions in the camps are likely armed get they do have arms so security sources don't believe this is the work of law that's sort of close to as broadly as many in fact group w

ike would point to what he described as the prevention of communistic efforts to dominate iran, lebanon, south vietnam. we'll see some of the means he used would come back to haunt us. for example, overthrowing the regime in iran by covert means. next slide, please. in fact, these images you see on the screen, they're from the same page in his diary. and up until may of 2010, if you had asked to see eisenhower's diary from october 8th of 1953, you would have been given that page on the left, which is mostly, as you can see, redacted. if you look on the right, you can see eisenhower talking about recent developments in iran which were accomplished thanks to the cia, in which he says reads like a dime novel, basically admits that we by force overthrew the government of iran by covert means. it was not a very well-kept secret. technically this part of his diary remained classified until about the last ten years, which is quite a while after eisenhower's presidency. but again, you can see how relations with iran have still been troubled by this action that he took. but he believed it was worth it,

war with lebanon claims that's for the stretches to the north of the region lebanon claims its border stretches to the southwell talks began last year but stalled when lebanon expanded its claim to 2290 square kilometers saying the original map sent to the united nations was based on wrong calculations then a holder explains from beirut. significant gas fields have been discovered in the mediterranean sea lebanon's prospects are in waters disputed with israel away from the media the long time anime's are back negotiating at a united nations base along the border in direct u.s. mediated talks were called off weeks after they began in october it doesn't start from the us and lebanon was accused of pushing for 1430 square kilometers on top of the already disputed 860 square kilometers registered with the un a position that brought an israeli gas field into disputed territory. is an israeli air field that is going to start production by 2022 so the idea was like we claim the maximum we can get through life and to not we put cottage in the engine and that will bring the israelis to negotiate a deal that is good

would point to what he described as a -- communist efforts to dominate iran, guatemala, lebanon big, taiwan, south vietnam, but as we will see some of the memes he used will come back to haunt us. for example overthrowing the most lenient regime in iran by covert means. next slide please. in fact the images you see on the screen same page in his diary and up until may of 2010, he had asked to see eisenhower's diary from october 8th and 1953, you would have been given a page on the left, which is mostly a redacted. if you look on the right you could see eisenhower talking about his recent developments in iran which for an accomplished thanks to cia. he admits that by force overthrew the government and iran by covert means. it was not a well kept secret. part of his diary remained classified until the last ten years, which is quite a while after eisenhower's presidency. but again, you could see how relations with iran had still been troubled by this action that he took. he believed it was worth it given the stakes of the cold war. next slide, please. in terms of foreign policy failure, eisenhower sa

and there has been great passions here in lebanon in the last week. the refugees going southe israel board tore express their furry. we have seen small palestinian factions firing rockets towards israel over the last couple of days. so there will be widespread relief among propalestinians publics in the middle east that is this cease fire has come about and the bloodshed is coming to an end. this has been a very uncomfortable 11 days for israel's new middle east friends, the uae, behrain who signed those treaties just eight months ago and now they find themselves watching extremely uncomfortably as bombs have killed more than 200 people in gaza. it's been a difficult situation for them to be in. you can believe they will be relieved to see the cease fire tonight. >> i was going to say the u.s. secretary of state speaking a short time ago still not getting confirmation about the cease fire. saying he is hearing the reports, he intends to speak to the foreign minister in a short while to get a update on that. we'll bring you any news that comes out of that. i know you have been

lebanon, there is anger. we have seen protesters heading south to the israeli border.some cases trying to cross the border fence at least one person killed by israeli fire after trying to cross the fence. according to the israeli military it is also worth noting that in many other arab countries, including those which normalized with israel, egypt and bahrain, we are not seeing the kind of protests that you are seeing in the uk and other western countries. that is a reminder that these are authoritarian states and the public may be angry, but not able to express that anger on the street because the leadership has made these agreements with israel it would be unacceptable to see a public expression of anger joumanna >> thank you, raf sanchez from nbc news. >>> coming up on "street signs." the uk has a list of countries opening up for travel. we have the latest with steve fromatck gwi coming up. >>> welcome back to "street signs. i'm julianna tatelbaum along with joumanna bercetche. a license to hug lockdown measures eased and restaurants opening for indoor service. the

south carolina. but that's all your sport for now. let's turn now to lebanonamenities, clean, fresh water. lebanon's geography means there should be no shortage, but infrastructure failures have left more than 1.5 million people lacking supplies. as our correspondent martin patience now reports it's a story of chronic mismanagement. little nemo was named after the film about a fish. but water could kill him. because nemo suffers from a rare skin disease. it could hurt him and he'll die, if he gets bacteria the infection will go in his blood. so no, i can't put my son in risk. the tap water here is so toxic... ..that his parents are forced to use bottled water to give him a bath. so, how much money do you think you are spending on just water every day or every month? like, 30% of my salary. 30% of your salary is spent on water? yeah. that isjust on him. lebanon's complex political system means problems like the country's severe water shortages don't get solved. take agriculture, for example. to grow bananas, you need a lot of water. and yet, farmers like george

lebanon and feel that iran can remain untouched. this can rapidly evolve into something not just israel in the south and israel in the north but israel and the iranians. for hezbollah, they're dealing what is largely a failed state in lebanon. the last thing hezbollah wants is to finally find it's under real assault in lebanon. it's not that israel can't impose a price. but at a time when there are plenty of others within lebanon who see any vulnerability of hezbollah as creating an opening for them, this all suggests to me at this point hes bulla find it in its interest to not expand. >> do you subscribe to that? how does the impact of his strategic decisions impact his political reality? and what does that mean for the u.s.? >> well, i think there's a near term and an intermediate term reality here. in the immediate term it makes it more difficult for what looked to be an alternative government to be formed. naphatali bennett who heads the armenian party was very close to an agreement. he's now ended that effort and says he's now negotiating with netanyahu again. that won't produce a government. what it could produce is another rou

lebanon formosa. that is taiwan and south vietnam, but as we'll see some of the means he used would come back to haunt us. for example over throwing the mass today regime in iran by covert means next slide, please. in fact of those images you see on the screen. they're from the page and his diary. and up until may of 2010 if if you had asked to see eisenhower's diary from october 8th in 1953. you would have been given that page on the left, which is mostly as you can see redacted. if you look on the right, you can see eisenhower talking about. he's recent developments in iran, which were accomplished. thanks to the cia and what she said reads like a dime novel and basically admits that we you know, my by force over through the government of iran by by covert means it was not a very well kept secret but technically this part of his diary remained classified until you know about the last 10 years, which is quite a while after eisenhower's presidency. but again, you can see how it relations with iran has still been troubled by this this action that he took but he believed it was worth it. just give him t

lebanon's failing economy. it's a constant battle just to stop the lights from going out. plus -- >> i'm on a remote south korean island where this is distinctly purple. ♪ >> hello there, high pressure across central and northern parts of australia has kept things relatively fine and dry. a few showers on the coast of queensland bringing some wet weather to kent. it's a similar story for western australia, a few showers working their way inland. it has been relatively dry for perth, head of a weather system working its way eastward. much of the wet weather has been in the southeast. we have seen temperatures slightly below what we expect. melbourne at 15. that weather system is going to push out toward new zealand as we go into thursday. ahead of that, we have some really strong winds across the north island. plenty of sunshine and dry weather across the south island ahead of the weather system that pushes across as we go into thursday. wet weather to come. china is also seeing quite a bit of wet weather. we have rainfall that is going to bring a lot of rain to shanghai, extending up into japan. ahead of

south and central israel. video showing people running for shelter as four rockets were launched from lebanon. >> is respondedery fire. the us is expected to be up of fringed resolution calling for immediate cease-fire between israel and hamas. president biden urges israel to seek a de-escalation on the path to a cease-fire. >> lauren blanchard joins us with more. >> another night of airstrikes in israel into gaza, the israeli army says they struck multiple hamas targets and it appears prime minister benjamin netanyahu is not taking president biden's advice after a phone call between the two leaders wednesday. the white house in quÉbec the president conveyed to the primaries to that he expected us significant de-escalation today meeting yesterday on the past was cease-fire. the prime minister netanyahu said he would continue the military operation against thomas even as world leaders are attempting to stop the fighting which is left hundreds dead including children. absurd, not only is it absurd and unjust and untrue, it does enormous damage to democracies. >> republicans want a stronger, more pro-israel stan

south of southern israel. as you've already mentioned, there were three missiles fired on the southern lebanon. probably by palestinians. that would be an unfolding tragedy if we saw again, a lebanese factions taking part in the fighting. we are on the edge now of a real armageddon if there is not some kind of a political backing off of this situation. look at the heart of it -- there is a great op-ed in the new york times on the rate of return and essentially, that's what is at stake. the palestinians returned to israel, could reclaim their villages and homes, or from the israeli perspective, it would be the end of the jewish population. this is the fight with zero sum stakes. >> john the mayor, you heard the general, how big does this win at the biden house? >> it looms significantly, brian. and growing by the day, we've heard the president sort of offer reassuring messages in the days touting conversation with the premise or netanyahu of israel. and those he and his top advisor state department and elsewhere have had with the number of the leaders in the region with israel, with the palestin

lebanon forced from the homes in 1948. as you said there have been demonstrations south of here at the border.l and over the weekend a tank firing after one of those attempted crossings according to israeli military and a man killed here. it is a tense sich wags on the board ir. >> thank you. joining me now is democratic congressman of wisconsin. thank you for your time. since the start of the crisis is president is increasing the pressure in the conversations with israel's prime minister to did escalate the tensions? what do you make of the response? how would you rate it? >> thank you for having me. we need to be a stronger and demand a cease fire for the sake of israelis and palestinians. we have to stop this and have de-escalation and that is something i think that the biden administration can push hard. there's a letter that over 130 members of congress are asking for a cease fire. that's what we need first and foremost and then other issues to take care of. >> do you think the president is too timid in calling for a cease fire publicly? >> one of the strong things of joe biden is he is o

south as southern israel. and as you already mentioned, there were three fired out of southern lebanon, probably by palestinians. but it would be an unfolding tragedy if we saw again lebanese factions take part in fighting. so we're on the edge now of a real armageddon if there isn't some kind of political backing off of the situation. but look, at the heart of it -- there was a great op-ed in "the new york times" on the right of return, and essentially that is what's at stake. do the palestinians return to israel, reclaim their villages, their homes, or, you know, from the israeli perspective, it would be the end of the jewish population. so this is a fight with zero-sum stakes. >> john lemire you heard the general. how big does this loom at the biden white house? >> it looms significantly, brian, and growing by the day. we have heard the president offer reassuring messages in recent days touting his conversations with prime minster netanyahu of israel. and those he and his top advisers, state department and elsewhere, have had with a number of leaders in the region with israel, with the palestinians, but also

to afghanistan and south africa to germany crowds are set to join their cause following similar demonstrations held since monday when hundreds of people held a rally in southern lebanon near the border with israel on friday one person died after being struck by israeli fire. these are the scenes in germany in berlin where hundreds of protesters condemned the israeli attacks the government says it supports israel and has promised to increase protection for jewish institutions. well the u.n. security council will hold a meeting on the violence on sunday secretary-general intended to terrorise is warning of security and a humanitarian crisis and says the israeli palestinian conflict could foster extremism across the region christine salumi has more from the u.n. . the u.n. security council is on the sidelines of this latest middle east conflict as a result of american intervention diplomats confirmed that the united states blocked calls for an open meeting on friday during which countries could publicly express their views it was also the americans who stopped any form of a statement unified statement from being issued on behalf of the council something that all other m

jazeera, still to come this half hour lebanon's failing economy, where it's a constant battle just to stop the lights from going out. last. i am rob mcbride on the remote south korean island where the glow is distinctly purple. ah hello. their high pressure across central and northern parts of a strain has kept things relatively fine and dry. we got a few showers, kissing the coast of queensland, bringing some of that weather weather to ken's. and it's a similar story for western australia. few showers, working their way inland, but looking relatively fine and dry for perth. a head of a weather system which is working its way eastwards, bringing with it the wet weather. when much of the weather has been in the south east, we've seen temperature. see a slightly below what we expect melbourne at 15. and that weather system is going to push out towards new zealand as we go into thursday. ahead of that, we've had some really strong winds across the north island. those of these slightly, but plenty of sunshine and dry weather across the south island ahead of the weather system that pushes across as we go into thursday. so we'll have wet weather to come . now, chi

to afghanistan and south africa to germany crowds are set to join their cause following similar demonstrations held since monday and hundreds of people held a rally in southern lebanon near the border with israel on friday one person died after being struck by israeli fire. these are the scenes in germany in berlin where hundreds of protesters condemned israeli attacks the government says it supports israel and has promised to increase protection for jewish institutions. still ahead here on al-jazeera a rising star the trump loyalist who's now the 3rd highest ranking republican in the u.s. house of representatives and working to wipe out the disease with a bite the control to see around genetically modified mosquitoes be released in the u.s. . it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored point qatar airways where you still say the spring rain is falling quite heavily in places the cloud is still piling in from the atlantic that in diverted northwards to keep scandinavia had to say quite warm after that snow of a couple of weeks ago some of the rain is quite heavy and sassafras like to get it that way some pasta sudden bocas that particular albania and greece at it

would help lebanon's crippling debt but the decision to engage in talks appears motivated by political considerations and maneuvering not just economics editor beirut wildlife parks in south africa are worried about renewed pushing of rhinos that covert $1000.00 restrictions have been lifted rangers are removing the horns so that the rhinos have no black market value hooch and will stand around a fair as last year. a u.s. court here is hearing a case that can reshape the digital marketplace epic games is taking on tech giant apple the case centers around the dominance over the app store and a gallery here explains. it's being billed as one of the most important legal cases in apple's history at stake is the company's control of how games an absent downloaded within their ecosystem when epic the makers of fortnight tried to go it alone by making the game available outside the app store apple remove them the move on lated apple's rules and cut the i phone makers off from lucrative commissions epic says the app store a cornerstone of apple's income amounts to a monopoly the company's abusing absolutely. and this is something they're not taking away well you know who is reall

somewhere along the syrian lebanon and the way to total french control that would be impossible but that would mean french positions would be split into between an often a south of syria that simply cannot be allowed to happen a political military a bit strange would be impossible in such a divided territory. i'm not convinced but. it is nevertheless try to meet that object. and my dividing line is here. from. a bit of funny you should be. in either party a big deal. on the one hand. nor from stuff you have the hots a could have been to some but you know. a. little funny you and it's also a miniature should be sent out. if it was your store configured for a walk. or funny. enough. well a wilma you suspect although are enough of their starting back to you but i mean it will not be possible to persuade my colleagues to accept a line as far north as that that would exclude coachable regions like soho run from a sphere i see but for france to control territory that far south make it very difficult for our plans for a railway line from the coast to baghdad i must insist on this point smoke. and co cook. we could not possibly let you have cooked for my own travels