any is riley pull back from the areas they occupied in south lebanon. the well over the past 2 months is really have withdrawn from a number of villages along the border, but they still are present in other villages, dozens of villages along the border. there's no clear map saw me to say whether or not this area has been cleared up. it's really true because time and time again, we've seen them more deeper inside 11 on and then move back. because really, military says that they're, they're up to clear. the area from has well as weapons as well as infrastructure, but live in on says what they are doing is violating the ceasefire by destroying homes, destroying infrastructure. there's been a lot of speculation in the past few days on whether or not israel is going to meet that deadline and respect that ceasefire agreement. so like you mentioned now, is really prime minister's office informing that they will not be withdrawing. now, what we understand is that 24 hours, the goal, lebanese authorities to speak or a party must be pretty, the man who really was

were distributing food to people who'd fled the conflict between israel and hezbollah in the south of lebanon. on the morning of the 29th of september, they were distributing food to people who'd fled the conflict between israel and hezbollah in the south of lebanon. explosion ashraf and julia were staying in their family home with their parents, abdul hamid and janan, who for more than 20 years have lived near the town of sidon in southern lebanon, in the small village of ain el delb. this peaceful village is now the site of the deadliest single attack in lebanon in almost two decades. we've spent weeks investigating what happened here — seeking answers from the israeli military and hezbollah, analysing health ministry data, videos, social media posts and speaking with survivors and witnesses. we've reconstructed the building and identified more than 100 people in the 17 apartments when the block was hit. behind each door, a different story of pain and loss. julia, ashraf and their parents were in apartment aa. one floor below, in apartment 3a, hawra and ali fares were hosting family displac

this is what much of south lebanon looks like after last 2 years. war between has the law and as well. families have returned to what's left of their homes and shops, but it would take a while before life returns to normal. there is no infrastructure, no electricity, no water loss is, are in the billions of dollars the i, why the family was among the 1st the return to to be a village from where is ready, forces withdrew. following the 60 day deadline stipulated in the cease fire agreement down on how to how we were turned on sunday and we waited for the door and we waited for the deadline to pause and came home is ready. troops was still here, then they retreated. it was the best day of my life. these really army has withdrawn from many villages, but they remain in the eastern sector. they say the lebanese army has been slow to deploy commanders denied us and say they are ready to extend the states authority across southern, up and on the deadline for the deals implementation wise. the d. c into allied groups have been trying to repel the ripples since they re imaged in the region mor

hezbollah from rearming in the south of lebanon. e prime minister's office says the withdrawal there the south of lebanon will be gradual in conjunction with the united states but they won't hit that deadline. >> dana: we'll be watching very carefully. thank you for being there for us. bret. >> bret: president trump accusing two of the biggest american banks of discriminating against conservatives speaking over video to the world economic forum yesterday in davos, switzerland the president calling out bank of america and j.p. morgan chase specifically. >> president trump: i hope you start opening your bank to conservatives. many conservatives complained the banks are not allowing them to do business within the bank and that included a place called bank of america. they don't take conservative business. and i don't know if the regulators mandated that because of biden or what you and jamie and everybody, i hope you will open your banks to conservative. what you are doing is wrong. >> bret: joining us now fox news contributor katie pav

israel set a lebanese army has failed to take position in the south of lebanon for that would present hezbollah for reestablishing to the idf essay that causes clashes and the health ministry says just today, 22 people have been killed in the south of lebanon. mike: mike, many thanks. >> you got it. ♪. mike: for more on this hudson'ss unit senior fellow rebecca joins me to break everything down in foreign policy busy world we live in, hi rebecca welcome. >> thank you. mike: you heard mike set up to her things are in the middle east. no surprise the cease-fires there are delicate at best. how do you assess? >> i want to make one big points for the reason idf is not lebanon because that lebanese government as part of the neil must ensure hezbollah does not reconstitute and pose a threat. if it's any big lesson for us to learn is that israel is no longer going to rely on the promises of other countries they for their own security we've seen that with egypt. we keep terrorists of the philadelphia core door and lebanon is supposed to keep hezbollah out of southern lebanon has not done that

israel says the lebanese army has failed to take positions in the south of lebanon that would prevent hezbollah from reestablishing, therefore, the idf has said -- stayed, and that has caused clashes. 22 people have been killed in the south of lebanon due to those clashes. mike? mike: mike if tobin in tel aviv, many thanks. >>> north korea vowing, quote, the toughest response to the u.s. and south korean military drills. the announcement comes just days after president trump told fox news he plans to reach out to kim jong un. stephanie bennet is tracking this story for us. stephanie? >> reporter: hey, mike. yeah, this latest launch by north korea suggests that they won't be stopping anytime soon. now, president donald trump says that he plans to reach out to the leader of north korea, and all eyes will be on that, of course. the north korean central news agency said kim jong un oversaw the missile test the on saturday, describing it as an underwater sea to surface strategic cruise missile that traveled around 932 miles in just over 2 hours before hitting its targets. the term strategi

they were supposed to 40 withdrawal from south lebanon and surprising me. instead, they didn't withdrawal, and they killed 22 people wounded a 124 more. they brought the hundreds of cease by violations before today. we all know this was never about his, the law. this was about anything that and it's rightly rightful inhabitants. the images of liberties, people returning to the villages in the south despite the is ready threats, despite the u. n. and the liberty state advising them not to is also really powerful, is the west believes in international law at the west believe in its own rules of order. they would enforce disagreement and make the is ready occupation pulled back to occupied palestine. if the liberties national army had a backbone and details about the southern territory, they would go territory with the occupation on behalf of the people in the south. but they also seem to be only doing the bidding of the united states right now. people always ask why his blog will the lebanese resistance exist. this is exactly why the reality of resistance is

the idea of had until sunday to pull his troops out of the south of lebanon, where we standing, right? that one monday. well, a correspondence now tells us this is really for us is open fire in killed a civilians just in these hills here. and now you can probably see behind me the buildings. uh, the reason is why the sniper in those buildings right now is this time for that killed the civilian uh, the civil defense turned up. they arrived to carry out a rescue operation to recover the body as well. open fire on the civil defense worker by the wounding him. now, of course, you can imagine the situation is very tense here, right now, just beyond this here, you can see where as well has cuts off the road with a number of these as were driving through the villages, hey, in a southern lebanon where it is well has boulders the roads to try and make it completely and accessible. now, for safety reasons, you'll to ortiz here, but not letting us go any further. we not sure how many is why the troops of that, but we do know that there is at least one sniper that who is a 5 and older villages as

israel said that is because the lebanese armed forces failed to take up positions in the south of lebanonore the withdrawal will be slow. the presence of israeli armor and troops illness south of lebanon today because it clashes with the lebanese health ministry said 22 people were killed in the south of lebanon just today. with the gaza strip there been clashes as well with the cease-fire hanging by a thread. the israeli forces have not pulled out of the corridor in the center of the gaza strip or they're not allowing palestinians to return to their homes in the northern end of the strip. toward the idf position in the army has fired warning shots for the reason the idf did not withdrawal is that prime minister netanyahu said hamas was in breach of the agreement. it stated that female civilians being released before the female soldiers but you saw yesterday for female soldiers were released. one female civilian is still hostage. she has been held by islamic jihad for that organization said she will be out before the next scheduled hostage release. but at the moment the army remains. hama

deploying to the south and being the only armed entity that will provide security for the people of south lebanon, and to allow for the people and the residents of the south to return to their homes . so this process is not smooth, but it is successful. and i think today's withdrawal of israeli military back into israel in the western side, will be followed by other withdrawals until they are on the out of lebanon completely. how's the law is threatening to resume operations? if he is ready, the forces do not withdraw from southern 11 on. it says that it has regained its strength. but at reopening war with israel will be a difficult decision, especially since its community suffered a lot during the war. many of them still do not have homes to return to santa for their elsewhere theater. bates, much of the us east coast has been hit by a huge winter storm killing. at least 5 people. a state of emergency has been declared in 7 states because of heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures. more than 1700 flights of and canceled while tens of thousands of homes have been without power. many orthodox chr

the army is completing their deployment in the western section of the south lebanon after the withdrawal of israeli forces, and in coordination with unifil. and the committee of five in charge of the cessation of hostilities. in this context, the lebanese army continues to do mine and remove various debris. an initial group has been deployed to implement 1701. volunteers have begun to be trained on specialized equipment destined for the military. mr. president, at a time when lebanon has confirmed its commitment to respecting the cessation of hostilities, israel continues to violate it. the number of attacks against lebanon between the 27th of october in the 22nd of december is over 600 attacks both by land and air. israel has destroyed several times barrels that are there to mark the blue line. last time was on the fourth of january. that same day, is rarely used bulldozers, destroyed an observation tower of the lebanese army in violation of 1701. israel continues to bomb villages in lebanon time mine residential houses and block roads, preventing the return of lebanese to their homes,

they were supposed to 40 withdrawal from south lebanon and surprising me. instead, they didn't withdrawal, and they killed 22 people wounded a 124 more. they brought the hundreds of ceasefire violations before today. we'll know this is never about his the law. this was about anything that and it's rightly rightful inhabitants. the images of liberties, people returning to the villages in the south despite the is ready threats, despite the u. n. and the liberty state advising them not to is also really powerful. is the west believes in international law at the west believe in its own rules of order. they would enforce disagreement and make is ready, occupation pulled back to occupied palestine. if the liberties national on the head of the cat about their software and territory, they would go to shared with the occupation on behalf of the people in the south. but they also seem to be only doing the bidding of the united states right now. people always ask why his blog will the lebanese resistance exist. this is exactly why the reality of resistance is born out

a few meters separate these radio army from the people of south lebanon's villages who want to go home as well as military has warned them against returning and is using force to hold ground. civilians have been shot dead or injured as they try to make their way past the barriers. isabel was supposed to withdraw its troops from lebanese territory before a 60 day deadline ended. early on sunday. it's part of the ceasefire agreement that ended last year's war between as well, and as well, we were staying here this day, a model one month, one you, every day we will stay here and talk a lot of confidence. there were casualties among lebanon's army as well. that's not directly involved in the conflict. there appears to be a new form of resistance. these people who have been displaced from their villages for more than a here are showing defiance. but the is really the army is just as confrontational in the middle is the lebanese army, which isabel says has still not dismantled hezbollah, as military infrastructure. and extended its authority across southern lebanon, as it agreed under the de

we area that we evacuate, and we will receive the terrible, terrible gates that happened in south lebanon. will be in god's i know to do that and some area which we did it. and therefore, i clarify that in other arrangement, any other arrangement, maybe not just in the future, the state of israel have to control on the entire area from the river and do some part of the se. and that's why going and visiting today, i scenario understanding that sovereignty, the very sovereignty was really, really sitting location is a critical next step to showing the world that this is the land for to use and the land of israel. well, let's discuss needs of items. now with joe, as i've seen, are a time see joining us live option good to see things the joining us here on, on the international. well, a lot of developments that are coming out of the middle east. we've got the idea of operations on going in the west bank. you know, most of the state in the policy is that i couldn't have been in europe in a ball getting to bob's westbank in return for gaza as well. i mean, i, i'm not even sure the israelis are

this happened in south lebanon, will be in god's i know. so to then. so maria, which we did it, and therefore i clarify that in other arrangement, any other arrangement, maybe not just in the future, the state of israel to have control on the entire area from the river do some part of the sea. and that's why going and visiting today, i scenario understanding that sovereignty, the very sovereignty was really, really sitting location is a critical next step to showing the world that this is the land for choose. and the land of israel saw him, or he's a political science professor at there's a university in the west bank claims, and it's neal green to deal with from us and exchange, but funds approval to alex the west bank. i think this is the price also in which they've been able to spring for tom and he's done and he wants to demo a green line. they have to go ahead with the annexation of boss of the worst. but we believe now the moment that the cease fire became area energy will on the sunday and the, the, the, the next button or the next, the war it,

well, he has not made any comments since, as well announce that this will be staying in south lebanon and that, uh, you know, it is a task pulls out from, from some villages and the western section of the central structure. but there's so very much control doesn't something it just along the border. but a few days ago he did say that, you know, as well, nice to respect static 3, matthew spoken to the french president, one of the sponsors of that cease fire accords. um, but you know, the bottom line it says the state is very weak. celebrities, army is very weak to confront, is really army and has the law in many ways has been severely weakened by the recent horse you see is a handful of flags here. it's really a new form of protest in many ways the people not the fighters anymore because it has the law does restart this war. it will trigger, you know, and is really response. and we could see a return of that in a wide scale bombing campaign that lasted for, for 2 months. so nothing on really has little choice. and it leads to rely on international pressure, but is really move, is suppo

deploying to the south and being the only armed entity that will provide security for the people of south lebanon, and to allow for the people and the residents of the south to return to their homes . so this process is not smooth, but it is successful. and i think today's withdrawal of israeli military back into israel in the western side, will be followed by other withdrawals until they are on the out of lebanon completely. how's the law is threatening to resume operations? if he is ready, forces do not withdraw from southern 11 on. it says that it has regained its strength. but at reopening war with israel will be a difficult decision, especially since its community suffered a lot during the war. many of them still do not have homes to return to santa for their elsewhere theater. bates, take you back down to the united states congress, which has just satisfied donald trump election. thank tre. thank you very much. the and that you can see vice president tamela her shaking the hands on some conflict. and how speaker mike johnson, having projected to 5 the when old, when to senate, donald trump

also in 11 on lebanon deadly cls in the south of lebanon the israeli army was supposed be out of thereut today the white house made an announcement essentially extending the deadline for israel to get out of the south osouthof lebanon has now been ed until february 18. also today the new u.s. defense secretary at pete hegseth had a phone conversation with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. in that conversation he stressed u.s. commitment under the leadership of president trump to israel's security. >> very significant updates very delicate situation. excellent reporting it recent days. thank you. president trump is urging other countries like jordan, egypt other arab nations to accept more palestinian refugees here is what he said. >> i would like egypt to take people we are talking about a million and how people. we clean out over the centuries is many, many conflicts. something has to happen. it is literally a demolition site right now. people are dying. under the get involved in some the arab nations in a different location. live in peace for a change in progress egypt said

now, even here in lebanon's south, where hezbollah enjoys widespread support, not everybody agrees. le do not there to criticize them on camera. i spoke to one shop owner who said this war has been a huge loss for lebanon and that hezbollah has been weakened, not just militarily, but also politically. >> the election of lebanon's new president earlier this month is a sign of shifting political winds. the former army commander was favored by the united states and had long been opposed by hezbollah. his appointment ended two years of political stalemate and ensured hezbollah's influence has diminished. he pledged to limit the cease-fire deal with israel and to ensure that hezbollah is replaced as the dominant arm doctor. >> i will make sure that the country will carry weapons. simona: the remark was met with applause, but hezbollah has resisted. the bigger challenge may be to force the idea to withdraw from southern lebanon, in line with a deal, and then there is the human cost of the war. it continues to rise, despite the cease-fire. since october 2023, israel attacks and lebanon have

is where i was suppose to withdraw its troops from the south of lebanon by sunday. but its military remade is deployed, that spawns protests among local people. is ready for scale of 24 people and injured more than a 100 in the unrest. whole parties now have until february 18th to fully implement the deal is in a hot or has more from bailout there were concerns about the continued. so the, let's say of the ceasefire agreement between the hezbollah and as well that ended the war last year with levon on has confirmed that this will continue to adhere to that agreement despite the fact that israel did not meet the deadline to withdraw its forces from lebanese territory along the border as well, was supposed to pull its troops out of 11 on by a 60 day deadline that ended early on sundays to allow the lebanese armies to fully to fly along the border and carry out its mission to this arm has the law and make sure it has the lot and it's a weapons are, are moved away from the board or the white house said that the deadline for the full implementation of the deal has now be

south. this is a part of lebanon where for decades it has been the dominant force. here in lebanon. we don't know how long they might stay in the country, and we don't know how hezbollah is going to respond. i don't think anyone is expecting the conflict to resume, but i think any kind of violent reaction from hezbollah is likely to face opposition, not only from its critics here in lebanon, but also from some of its own supporters in the country. what we know the incidents today, two people killed, the health ministry say?- today, two people killed, the health ministry say? what we heard yesterday _ health ministry say? what we heard yesterday was - health ministry say? what we heard yesterday was a - health ministry say? what we - heard yesterday was a statement from the military urging residents not to return to those border villages where the israelis remain present, the israelis remain present, the israeli military also this morning issued a statement telling residents that it was not safe to return to a number of towns and villages along the border but we are

south of the country, and now it's almost one-third of the israeli forces who withdrew from the south of lebanon. we joined our efforts to contribute or facilitate the election of a president. the vote will be taking place tomorrow, and we very much hope that a president will be elected in lebanon so that lebanon can continue with its institution in full place. and we also work together to help ukraine resist the russian aggressor. and we agree that no solution can be found to this conflict without the ukrainians. there can be no discussion regarding european security without the europeans, and no solution can be found to this crisis if the solution were to be -- not to be in the interests of ukraine. so from a financial point of view, when it comes to the sanctions, for three years almost now we've been providing ukraine with the support that it so much needed to preserve, to defend, its freedom, its territorial integrity, of course, but also at the same time to protect and defend the interests -- the security interests -- of europe. and beyond everything you did in the middle east, for ukraine

the warning, lebanon south feels very much like it could re ignite any movement. this is these, we need phonology in your, in southern lebanon that thousands of palestinians had been making the way back to northern guys or to what is left of their homes. are there found the refuge camp completely destroyed with no other place to go? many of them have setup tens, made the rubble of a civilian started to return to their homes out the received by a deal was reached by eas roland, him us. that many of those displays depaula seen in said that the with bang for to return despite the devastation flood shift from when the truth was announced, we returned and set up a temporary tent. as you can see, the destruction is everywhere. and we like the rest of the people, praise god anyway, and ask god for mercy for the motus above and had that our house was completely demolished. i lost my brother and son as well as my cousins. we thank god, any way. today we are homeless without a home. we have nothing. we live on the street and as you can see, the street is completely destroyed

the warning, lebanon south feels very much like it could read, not as any movement. this is the so we need phonology in the other southern lebanon files of the past. since i've been making the way back to nolan, gaza, to what is left of their homes, they found a refuge come completely destroyed with no other place ago. many of them of setup tents amid the remo facility and sauce, into a son to the homes, offer seats 5 deal of reached by israel, and have us many of those displaced policy and said they were signed for threats. and despite the devastation, large share for when the truth was announced, we returned and set up a temporary tenants. as you can see, the destruction is everywhere and we'd like the rest of the people. praise god anyway, and i'll go to the mercy for the motus a bottle and had that our house was completely demolished. i lost my brother and son as well as my cousins. we thank god, any way. today we are homeless just without a home that we have nothing. we live on the street and as you can see, the street is completely destroyed. there are no tents,

the are the f has just a 3 days left to withdrawal from lebanon, south about school, into the terms of the israel 11 on seats far, which came into effect on the 27th of november last year. i'm in constant violations, angry and concerns about the 1st thing you as well, has been very clear about its position on the deal. i emphasize that israel is committed to implementing the ceasefire agreement, but will not compromise on its security. these are some latest attacks by the idea f on a southern level on what israel sands is still confronting terrorist threats of seagulls, funded, seems to me recently visited some villages in the area. the sci fi has always been upfront job one with is while committing more than 500 violations with toasted impunity over the policy weeks as well as escalate to this bombing campaign. one small one is tricks remain active on the ground. so you can probably hear the gunpowder in the background that sees ready traits, opening $500.00 some you and vehicles have just positive trust jackets outside the jacket just in case because he is already gone so far includi

the warning, lebanon south feels very much like it could re ignite any movement. this is these, we need phonology in your, in southern lebanon. all right, it is the most expensive a 5 digit. the world has ever known. the what many calls in american may technological boot, doleful, is literally forwarding out of the sky. have a look at this. a 5th generation f, 35 stealth fight to clearly st. here, arriving to his final reckoning spot in the bowl of 5 and alaska. right there at the us sales and air force base. the pair of heavy lift trustees, 17 cargo planes, and the full ground. the pilot, reportedly survive and power should have down shortly afterwards. i know immediate details on why the crash happened, but the 2 trillion dollar program has been plagued for years with cost overruns on malfunctions that have grounded the fleet from time to time. it has been set before by the way, that the russian military is designed for military purposes for the american ministry is designed for profit. all right, but the stories are continuing online at all to dot com. we'll be

the warning, lebanon south feels very much like it could read, not as any movement. this is these, we need phonology in your, in southern lebanon to india. now, where i, tragedy has struck in the north as masses of faithful gather the ma coolant festival. best also foss, dining of 15. it is expected to climb as we understand how many more have been injured or they try to jump fire k directed to keep the crowd and say india is permanent. the rental modi has expended his condolences to the family's votes. before we wrap up the palace program here or not, it is the most expensive fight to get the world has ever known for the american made technological boone douglas literally folding out with the sky. let's show you these pictures. the 5th generation f, 355, came to its final resting spot in a bowl of fire in alaska, the l, as in apple space. there it goes pilot before of me. so by the power shit's down softly, i just moment slide to, you'll see it later in the fit, you know, immediate details on of how this crush happened. but the sewage really in the program has been p

this is just a 3 day is left to withdrawal from lebanon south last quote into the terms of the israel. and they've been on c spy, which came into effect on the 27th of november last year. i mean, call us and violations. i'm going concerns about the same. the israel has been very clear about his position on the do i emphasize that israel is committed to implementing the ceasefire agreement, but will not compromise on its security phase or some latest attacks by the idea of on southern level and what is real carrion's? it is still confronting terrorist threats on citi cards. what other states we need recently visited some villages in the area as the sci fi has always been upfront, job one with as well, can be doing more than 500 violations with totes, and impunity over the policy weeks, as well as escalate to this bombing campaign. one small one is tricks, remain active on the ground. so you can probably hear the gunpowder in the background. let's see is ready to it's opening fine. for some you and vehicles just process by trust jackets, us like the jacket just in case because as well r

south. this is a part of lebanon where for decades it has been the dominant force.aeli troops remain here in lebanon. we don't know how long they might stay in the country, and we don't know how hezbollah is going to respond. i don't think anyone is expecting the conflict to resume, but i think any kind of violent reaction from hezbollah is likely to face opposition, not only from its critics here in lebanon, but also from some of its own supporters in the country. hugo bachega. the chancellor, rachel reeves, has set out details of proposed changes to the planning system in england, aimed at boosting economic growth. the reforms include streamlining environmental impact assessments for new homes and infrastructure, to help developers save time and money. the chancellor also hinted the government would support a third runway at heathrow airport. the conservatives have accused ms reeves of driving down growth and business confidence. our political correspondent damian grammaticas explained what rachel reeves is suggesting. she's been outlining what is essentially part

the idea has just 3 days left to withdrawal from lebanon south. now that's according to that. so the israel level on c spy, which came into effect on the 27th of november last year. i made a call some violations. i have a growing concerns about the truth is failure, as well as being very clear about his position on the do i emphasize that israel is committed to implementing the ceasefire agreement, but will not compromise on its security? these are some of the lights as a fact of supply the i the f on the southern limit on what is well, times it is still confronting terrorist that's all take all sort of see. so any recently visited some villages in the area. the sci fi has always been upfront job one, which is while committing more than 500 violations with totes, and impunity over the policy weeks, as well as escalate to this bombing campaign. one small one is tricks remain active on the ground. so you can probably hear the gunpowder in the background that sees ready traits, opening 5 for some you and vehicles of just positive press junkets. us like the jacket just in case bec

and israel's continued action in the south of lebanon, has people here doubting the stability of the ceasefire. loving these people say their country exist in the margins between war and peace. but israel still occupying villages in the south of the country, still carrying out their strikes and rates, still killing lebanese people. the worry is, this is a one sided cease fire, and the margins maybe getting to say the surviving and flooded tents in gauze, as when to thousands of palestinians are living in dia conditions and make shift shows is without much aid. get in the hello. i'm jessica washington. this is a 0 live from jo. ha, also coming up alarming rates of contamination and you, you in report accuses israel of denying clean water to palestinians.

south. this is a part of lebanon where for decades hezbollah has been the dominant force.e in lebanon. we don't know how long they might stay in the country, and we don't know how hezbollah is going to respond. i don't think anyone is expecting the conflict to resume, but i think any kind of violent reaction from hezbollah is likely to face opposition, not only from its critics here in lebanon, but also from some of its own supporters in the country. hugo bachega. the uk chancellor rachel reeves says social media companies have a �*moral duty�* to take down harmful and illegal, violent content in the wake of the conviction of the southport murderer axel rudakubana. she was commenting on a letter the home secretary, yvette cooper, has written to x, meta — which owns facebook — tiktok, google and youtube calling on them to act. rudakubana viewed a host of violent and extreme content online. the conservative leader, kemi badenoch, says rudakabana's online viewing is evidence he'd failed to fully interg rate into british society — despite being born here. here's our political

deadline for the withdrawal of all israeli troops from the south, also for the removal of hezbollah fighters and weapons from there. now, israel says lebanonlemented the deal, which also includes the deployment of thousands of lebanese soldiers to the south of the country. so the situation now is that israeli soldiers remain in the country, today they opened fire. they say that they had fired warning shots. they didn't really explain those incidents that happened today. we still don't know how many israeli soldiers remain here in lebanon, how long they're planning to stay, but this is a country with memories of past foreign occupation. so the presence of israeli soldiers here is seen as unacceptable and a source for concern. the us president says he's imposing sanctions and tariffs on colombia after it refused to allow two us military aircraft deporting migrants to land there. donald trump announced travel bans and visa sanctions for colombian officials and 25 percent tariffs on all colombian goods coming into the us — rising to 50 percent after a week. colombia's president has hit back, announcing 25 percent tariffs on us imports. mexico

. _ lebanon says the israeli army has killed at least two people in the country's south, as a deadline for the idf to leave expires. and chancellor rachel reeves announces proposed changes to england's planning system, aimed at boosting economic growth. hello and welcome. we start in the middle east and comments by president trump on gaza. he has proposed removing 1.5 million of its palestinian residents and asking jordan and egypt to take them. he told journalists the strip was "literally a demolition "site" and suggested it be "cleaned out". israeli bombardments have reduced much of gaza to rubble. mr trump's comments will be seen as unacceptable by palestinians, who see gaza as their homeland, and by arab countries, which reject the forced displacement of people. hamas says it will oppose plans and islamichhad says it will encourage war crimes. but they are already being welcomed by far—right israeli politicians, some of whom want to restore jewish settlements there. let's take a listen to what mr trump said. i'm looking at the whole gaza strip right now- and it's a mess. you would

deadline for the withdrawal of all israeli troops from the south, also for the removal of hezbollah fighters and weapons from there. now, israel says lebanon implemented the deal, which also includes the deployment of thousands of lebanese soldiers to the south of the country. so the situation now is that israeli soldiers remain in the country, today they opened fire. they say that they had fired warning shots. they didn't really explain those incidents that happened today. we still don't know how many israeli soldiers remain here in lebanon, how long they're planning to stay, but this is a country with memories of past foreign occupation. so the presence of israeli soldiers here is seen as unacceptable and a source for concern. meanwhile, our bbc world service correspondent in beirut — carine torbey — has been to one of the towns which people headed to from their villages in defiance of israeli occupation. here is her report from tyre, the historic lebanese port city. people gathered here are among those who tried to cross into their occupied villages further in the south. they are here to hear news about others who were injured after the

in lebanon, israel has warned people in the south of the country not to return home after saying its sunday. they're supposed to withdraw under a ceasefire with hezbollah. lebanon's army accused israel of procrastination. president donald trump has been visiting nevada — a state that flipped republican in the recent presidential election for the first time in two decades. he told a rally of his supporters he might re—join the world health organization, days after he ordered the us to withdraw from the un's global health agency. he said it would have to be, as he put it, "cleaned up". president trump is sending hundreds of troops to states bordering mexico — like neighbouring arizona — to boost security. these are new pictures of soldiers arriving at fort bliss in texas, just across the border from mexico — a staging ground as they prepare to deploy. the trump administration has fired at least a dozen federal watchdogs — a move which could face legal challenges and prompted concern on capitol hill. republican senator chuck grassley releasing a statement, saying: there's been no respon

simona: but in lebanon's south there are barely any homes to return to. the state department called a limited ground incursion. israel has razed entire border villages to the ground, and it continued long after the cease-fire went into effect. this is, or, rather, was, meiss el jabal. in november, the idf blew up parts of the village. the demolitions were captured in celebratory videos posted by israeli soldiers. from afar, the people of meiss el jabal watched in horror. zarifa, along with her husband, moussa, and six children, fled the village last year. their house has been damaged, their daughter's bulldozed to the ground. >> we were happy there. i used to love to work in my garden, but they destroyed it. what was in the house? nothing. simona: just days before the deadline to withdraw, the idf still occupies lebanon's border towns and has forbidden residents to return. but the "news hour" has compared satellite images before and after the war to assess the level of destruction, focusing on these three areas. this is the neighborhood near the hospital

in lebanon, israel has warned people in the south of the country not to return home, after saying itssupposed to withdraw under a ceasefire with hezbollah. lebanon's army accused israel of procrastination. in the past couple of hours, president trump has told the bbc�*s anthony zurcher that the british prime minister has done "a very good job" — and said he would call sir keir starmer in the next 2a hours. he said the pair get along very well — saying, "i may not agree with his philosophy, but i have a very good relationship with him." trump's ally elon musk recently criticised sir keir�*s government over its response to child exploitation cases. if you go to the uk, you think you'll get along with keir starmer and the labour government? i starmer and the labour government?— starmer and the labour government? ., government? i do. i met him already three _ government? i do. i met him already three times. - government? i do. i met him already three times. he's - government? i do. i met him l already three times. he's come already three times. he's come over_ already three times. he's co