and on top of that, you know, it's still not clear exactly what's happening in southern israel. thousands of hamas fighters broke across the border. it was a brutal attack. more than 1,200 people in israel were murdered and there were some 240 hostages who were taken back to gaza. we heard the screaming. we heard the...obviously all the fire that was going on. we saw the smoke and we smelled the smoke. kfar aza was taken by surprise, like everywhere else hamas attacked. the kibbutz guard — armed civilian volunteers — died fighting back. siren wails. gunfire. there's a huge barrage going on overhead just at the moment. we have taken cover. this is...it�*s actually a memorial building. you can see we're all here. jeremy bowen: late this i afternoon at kibbutz be'eri, regular units and some of more than 300,000 mobilised reservists were preparing for the order to move in, that most israelis believe will come. over a million gazans were forced to leave their homes in the north of the strip, and thousands were killed in israeli strikes. the attack on jabalia camp looks to be one of t

three months into this war, prompted by hamas's attack on southern israel, what has happened to the israeliindset? gideon levy in tel aviv, welcome to hardtalk.

rockets, hamas said it used longer—range m90 rockets, were fired towards tel aviv, also a part of southern israele missile defense system was quickly in action. there were the thuds of interceptions bringing down those rockets but really a very grim start to the new year. meanwhile, in gaza itself, in the dark, we had scenes of rescuers scrambling in the rubble of buildings that had been newly flattened by israeli air strikes. some 50 people killed in the latest air strikes in gaza city, about 20 of them people who were taking shelter at the al—aqsa university, we understand. also in the centre and in the south of the gaza strip, fighting there remains extremely intense. britain's defence secretary says the uk won't hesitate to take further direct action against houthi rebels who are attacking ships in the red sea. the houthis have been targeting foreign ships since the start of the israel—gaza war. writing in the telegraph newspaper, grant shapps said the situation was a �*test�* for the international community. a court in bangladesh has sentenced the microfinance economist and nobel peace prize

rockets, hamas said it used longer—range m90 rockets, were fired towards tel aviv, also a part of southern israele missile defense system was quickly in action. there were the thuds of interceptions bringing down those rockets but really a very grim start to the new year. meanwhile, in gaza itself, in the dark, we had scenes of rescuers scrambling in the rubble of buildings that had been newly flattened by israeli air strikes. some 50 people killed in the latest air strikes in gaza city, about 20 of them people who were taking shelter at the al—aqsa university, we understand. also in the centre and in the south of the gaza strip, fighting there remains extremely intense. live now tojon b alterman. he is the senior vice president & middle east programme director at the centrer for strategic and international studies. let's understand this. it's the new year and the conflict continues. where do you see it heading from here? do you see a possible resolution? i here? do you see a possible resolution?— here? do you see a possible resolution? ~ ., ., resolution? i think a resolution in some way — resol

the israel defense forces said he led an attack on a kibbutz in southern israel on the seventh of octobera city say israel has pulled tanks out of some districts. this, after it announced plans to reduce troop numbers. but the military says it expects the war to continue throughout 202a. and there's no let—up in the intense bombardment of gaza. the hamas—run health ministry says 156 people were killed in the past 2a hours, taking the total number of palestinians killed in gaza to almost 22,000. in israel itself, the new year began with air raid sirens sounding in tel aviv and other areas, after hamas launched more rockets. 0ur middle east correspondent, yolande knell, is injerusalem. she gave us more details about last night's rocket attacks. so it was just after midnight local time, people in tel aviv had been seeing in the new year and there were these air—raid sirens that went off, as a barrage of rockets, hamas said it used longer—range m90 rockets, were fired towards tel aviv, also a part of southern israel. now, israel's iron dome missile defense system was quickly in action. there

much, it also is on the waiting has find a barrage of at least 20 rockets into a central and southern israel. israel says 10 of the projectiles were intercepted by it's based on defense system because i'm very guys have claimed responsibility for the attack is rose, national ambulance service says no injuries have been reported. so far. laura con, has more from occupied history. is there were at least 20 real kits fled from gauze a um, outer cassandra gates have taking responsibility for doing that. out that we know where they all because as an app that you can use that shows a map of where the sirens of sounding and when the fire and sounds people tend to dock. so this is the mapped out so they tend to take shelter. so the number of pulling along the golf envelope in places like as steroids and just south of as jobs. but many of them talk just south of tennessee and the sign would spread across a large area of so a customer. kate said that they've done this because of the ongoing genocide in gulf, a 2 civilian 5 for gates of being withdrawal. and at the moment many i usually taken in and ou

it's a central and southern israel. the israel says 10 of the projectiles where it just started by its missile defense system. because some brigades have claimed responsibility for the attack. israel's national ambulance service says no injuries have reported being reported so far. laura han has more now from occupied east jerusalem. and there are these 20 rural kits fired from gauze. a outer cassandra gates has taken responsibility for doing that out, that we know where they all because there's an app that you can use that shows a map of where the sirens of sounding and when the fire and sounds people tend to dock. so this is the mapped out so they tend to take shelter. so the, a number of the folding along the gauze, the envelope and types of like a stair out and just south of i stalled, but many of them talk just south of tennessee and the slide was spread across a large area of so a customer, kate said that they've done this because of the ongoing genocide in garza to civilians. 5 for gates are being withdrawn at the

the fighting has continued in gaza — with israel launching fresh strikes on the southern part of the khan younis, where palestinians ran to find shelter as a strike hit near nasser hospital earlier today. israel has said, it is continuing to find tunnels and weapons, and has killed dozens of militants. its military released this video, which it says, shows a tunnel beneath khan younis, which — it claims — hamas used to hold some of the hostages taken in the deadly raid into southern israel on the 7th of october. the hamas run health ministry says, more than 60 people have been killed in and around khan younis. it says the total number of palestinians killed since october the 7th now stands at 23,169. i just want to show you these pictures from southern israel. the families of israeli hostages, taken by hamas, have been shouting the names of their missing loved ones at the site of the nova festival, which was attacked on october 7th, near the border fence with gaza. "bring them home now, today" from this location — not far from khan younis — the families' voices were magnified on louds

not been able to verify the israel defense forces' claim that he led an attack on a kibbutz in southern israel as air strikes continue to hit gaza, killing at least 2a people. in israel, the new year began with air raid sirens sounding, including in tel aviv, after hamas launched more rockets. 0ur middle east correspondent, yolande knell, is injerusalem. she gave us more details about last night's rocket attacks. so it was just after midnight local time, people in tel aviv had been seeing in the new year and there were these air—raid sirens that went off, as a barrage of rockets, hamas said it used longer—range m90 rockets, were fired towards tel aviv, also a part of southern israel. now, israel's iron dome missile defense system was quickly in action. there were the thuds of interceptions bringing down those rockets but really a very grim start to the new year. meanwhile, in gaza itself, in the dark, we had scenes of rescuers scrambling in the rubble of buildings that had been newly flattened by israeli air strikes. some 50 people killed in the latest air strikes in gaza city, about 20 of the

rockets, hamas said it used longer—range m90 rockets, were fired towards tel aviv, also a part of southern israelnse system was quickly in action. there were the thuds of interceptions bringing down those rockets but really a very grim start to the new year. meanwhile, in gaza itself, in the dark, we had scenes of rescuers scrambling in the rubble of buildings that had been newly flattened by israeli air strikes. some 50 people killed in the latest air strikes in gaza city, about 20 of them people who were taking shelter at the al—aqsa university, we understand. also in the centre and in the south of the gaza strip, fighting there remains extremely intense. live now to rev dr munther isaac. he is the pastor of the evangelical lutheran christmas church in bethlehem. we start the new year with a warning from israel that the war in gaza could continue throughout 2024, how has that affected people there? thank you for having me. it's already hard to believe that it's been almost close to three months and this war is going on with fierce fighting and without any clear sign to an end, especially the hu

is investigating the 12 employees accused of being involved in her mass attacks in southern israel. on october. the 7th. 9 of them have been dismissed and one is confirmed that but the implicated employees account severely a fraction of the agencies workforce of 30000 people under the commission to general philly. lots of really says it's another example of the collective punishment inflicted on the people of casa, he's willing, but if countries go ahead and suspend funding, the result will be the depth of more palestinians. for on the capex rosa, which is 0, the inside story the, the, well, that's not bringing out guests in rasa and southern gaza. we have somebody is a cruise. he's a social activist who has been displaced himself by israel school. he advocates for palestinian rights and also we have audiences, he's a professor of international law cleans university and does also olsa of a new book entitled the united nations on the question of palestine. he previously substitute as an equal council for our and, and also raymond johnson is the secretary general of the wage and peopl

three months into this war, prompted by hamas�*s attack on southern israel, what has happened to theaeli mindset? gideon levy in tel aviv, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it's such a pleasure to be back in hardtalk with you, stephen. well, it's a pleasure to have you on the show. let's begin with a very basic fact — you are one of your own israeli government's fiercest critics. you have been for a long time. you've certainly been an arch critic of the israeli military strategy in gaza. given all of that, i just wonder how you feel sitting in tel aviv watching the international court ofjustice consider the case of genocide filed against israel. i was watching it with a lot of sadness, depression and also a sense of shame, i must tell you. you know, my parents came here as refugees, really the ashes of the biggest genocide in history. and here, 80, 90 years later, israel is accused for genocide. i mean, i wish more israelis have at least watched the scenes, at least watch the scenes of gaza. they don't see gaza. i wish they would have seen more of the children on the grounds of the hos

rockets, hamas said it used longer—range m90 rockets, were fired towards tel aviv, also a part of southern israelsystem was quickly in action. there were the thuds of interceptions bringing down those rockets but really a very grim start to the new year. meanwhile, in gaza itself, in the dark, we had scenes of rescuers scrambling in the rubble of buildings that had been newly flattened by israeli air strikes. some 50 people killed in the latest air strikes in gaza city, about 20 of them people who were taking shelter at the al—aqsa university, we understand. also in the centre and in the south of the gaza strip, fighting there remains extremely intense. live now to nebal farsakh, who's a spokesperson for the palestinian red crescent in ramallah. we have spoken before and to get an update of the latest you are hearing from gaza, especially your colleagues.— from gaza, especially your colleauues. ., ~ , ., colleagues. good evening. thank you for havin: colleagues. good evening. thank you for having me — colleagues. good evening. thank you for having me and _ colleagues. good evening. thank you for

at least 20 rockets will find a central and southern israel, ton of which we are deceptive. because some brigades have claimed responsibility for the attack. and the u. s. navy has killed at least 10 who's the fighters and the red sea author responding to an attack on civilian shipping in the region. that was the say that strikes will continue until there is a ceasefire in gaza. started stations is warning that it's a race against time to prevent 2300000 people in gaza from starting the world. food program says basic services in the strip a close to complete collapse view and has been wanting for some time. the not in i say it is getting into the gaza, leaving its population at risk of stunning, as well as could the entry of a trucks sizing security concerns uses. how much is the guns advocacy officer for the norwegian refugee council? he describes the immense challenges people are facing to find food and water. when you blow out the problem, you have that it on to arrive through the month and then they don't. ready with a wish list, we go when whatever we buy, we got a smal

well, euro med previously singled on an id f comp in the city, a 10 month southern israel calling it a quote. guantanamo like, present not the n g o saves the teenagers there are forced to stay outside in iron cages. the spike, the winter weather without access to food or water, former prisoners sighted by your amid also came they were beaten and stripped to the under garments and then forced to stay on their knees on the streets for hours . the obligations come and made a fast shifting. it's really not, it's have over it's creeping and facing of casa, as ortiz, my email is shar takes us through. not israel has been eager to prove that his actions in gaza are justified. that the jewish state has a right to defend itself from how much of the tax like the ones that took place on october 7th, and the countries officials keep reminding us that they will not stop anytime soon . 2024 will be challenging. we will be at war and garza, we will be fighting and gaza. oh yeah, that's for sure. we will transition to a new combat approach in the northern region of gaza in accordance with the milit

garza video, released by local media shows several ms. osler landing in the city of nat, geo, and southern israel buildings that were destroyed, but no casualties were important. these really military and hezbollah have exchanged fund and southern lebanon as pensions remain high. is there any will print, instruct, targets me at the board? a town flew all the while. that comic form is country underweight, and donald and switzerland. tuesday is the 1st full day of the forum that will save business leads and wildly to gather and discuss some of the world's most pressing issues on. this is agenda. israel is more on garza, the conflict and ukraine, climate change and artificial intelligence. while the cast we prime minister, shake mohammed, one of the women l sony has been discussing the wrong cause, the apps, the walls, economic for him. he laid out and was in his mind most happened to achieve peace between palestine and israel. we cannot have 2 state solution without having ending the past in division. we cannot have a 2 state solution without having a government and for the dishes and is right. who

it says all the waiting has 5 barrels of at least 20 rockets into central and southern israel is where it says 10 of the projectiles way into set to binds missile defense system. because some of the guys have claimed responsibility for the time. israel's national ambulance service says, no injuries have been reporting so far. laura holland has more now from occupied easters of what's happened around 4 hours ago and they were at least 20 real kits fled from gauze. the outer cassandra gates has taken responsibility for doing that out. now we know where they all because there's an app that you can use that shows a map of where the sirens of sounding when the fire and sounds people tend to dock . so this is the mapped out so they tend to take shelter. so the number had fallen along the golf envelope in places like a stair out and just south of i stalled, but many of them talk just south of tennessee and the side was spread across a large area of so a customer. kate said that they've done this because of the ongoing genocide in garza to civilians. 5 for gates are being withdrawn at the mome

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. >>> now to a live look this midday at southern israel toward the gaza border. israel's military launched new air strikes while announcing it will begin withdrawing troops in the beginning days. as nbc news' matt bradley reports, this comes amid growing tensions between the united states and iran in the red sea. >> reporter: we're seeing israel continuing its war in the gaza strip now with nearly 22,000 palestinians killed according to the hamas-run ministry of health in the gaza strip, most of them civilians. now we're seeing for the first time a direct hit against prime minister benjamin netanyahu himself. this was a long time coming. over the last several months, this issue divided israel before october 7th. the supreme court came out and rejected a signature piece of legislation by benjamin netanyahu that would have basically knee capped the judiciary in favor of the prime minister, netanyahu himself, and the cabinet. they rejected this legislation by a very narrow margin that would have said that the courts or judges would have the right to exercise a reason

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military hzer carried out against hamas, they are still capable of launching 25 rockets into southern israel. we understand that most of them were intercepted, but this is the most significant amount that we have seen from hamas for some time. now when it comes to that hospital that you mentioned in gaza, it is an area with significant amount of internally displaced would have moved to as they were moved from northern gaza and many were sheltering in the compound and in the grounds of the hospital believing they would be safer there than anywhere else. so what we have been seeing images of people fleeing on foot. they are carry whag they can whether it's mattresses or blankets or carrying their children trying to get away from what we can hear in the background explosions, potentially from israeli airstrikes and arms fire. israel did say that hamas had launched one of those rockets from the compound earlier in the day. that is why they were targeting that area. we heard from one american doctor speaking to us who was in that area saying, quote, the hospital is shaking and there is panic. now

you know, the peaceful citizens of israel who were slaughtered in southern israel on october 7th, thenothing to do with hamas who have paid with their lives for this war. and those who survive are in dire conditions. un and other aid agencies are daily calling out for more aid to get in and for a ceasefire because it is one thing to get the aid in, that is only half the problem. if you have air strikes and drone strikes happening every single day on parts, in some cases, of gaza which they have been told are safe and are clearly not because there will be explosions in buildings, you are getting more getting more and more casualties and the hospitals, especially, are in a really dire state. analysis there from our security correspondent, frank gardner. live now tojerome drevon, senior analyst injihad and modern conflict with the international crisis group. thanks very much forjoining us here on bbc news. let's draw on your expertise and knowledge of hamas. let me start by asking you, how much of a blow to the organisation's capabilities do you believe the killing of saleh al—arouri is?

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all is rarely hostages, kidnapped by him aust, during the october step of the terror attacks on southern israel must be released. the resolution also calls for renewed efforts to find a last name political solution to the complex. i asked you to use brussels correspond to jack park, how important this resolution is as well as long as the symbolic it is in no way, legally binding the european union. this isn't a representation of the european union. this is only a representation of the institution of the european parliament. the vote was passed by 312. i was in favor, a 131 against was 72 extensions. and if you quickly do the mass, that means that we're a $200.00 and any piece the didn't even attend the vote, a total of the $705.00, i mean p's in highs. now, as you mentioned, the stipulation that the cold for a permanent seas 5 would only come with the condition that the how much terrorist organization was dismantled. and all of these really hostages were released. that sort of like a particularly sensitive right little make is in your pin parliament to get behind the vote and vote in favor of i

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a mess of broken turbos came out of gauze o 2 at southern israel, but all situated central is including tele, v. for the air raid sirens went off and people had to take shelter. so choose the 3 months into the war. i must militants are still capable of floating such a rockets, although there has been less rockets according to the it's really military in the past couple of weeks at the same time. the military also said it's continuing its ground to probations and it strikes a across the concept strip at this at this point. meantime israel's far right finance minister has called for palestinians to leave gaza and make way for israel is who could and i'm quoting him here, makes the desert bloom tell us more about how that statement is being received. well that's what i dislike comments made in an interview by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose saw a right coordination partner a bit. so let's motivate cheese. finance minister. you're also holds a portfolio and the defense ministry. he is part of the why to secure, to coming to not of the decision making smaller. so quote, a war co

captives with them. several new testimonies by israeli witnesses to the october 7th hamas attack on southern israel adds to the growing evidence that the israeli military killed its own citizens as they fought to neutralize palestinian gunmen. the commanders in the field made difficult decisions, including shelling, houses on their occupants in order to eliminate the terrorists along with the hostages. the newspaper reported that israeli commanders were quote compelled to request an air strike against its own facility inside the eraas crossing to gaza in quote in order to repulse the terrorists who had seized control. the base housed israeli civil administration, officers and soldiers. israel in 1986 introduced a military policy called the hannibal directive, apparently named for the cart. general who poisoned himself rather than be captured by the romans, following the capture of two israeli soldiers by hisballah, the directive is designed to prevent israeli troops from falling into enemy hands, through the maximum use of force, even at the cost of killing the captured soldiers and civilians. the

them being hum. left shirtless in the cold, blindfolded, taken in trucks to internament camp in southern israel where they're then tortured, and we covered this at the gray zone with a palestinian journalist, we actually got to interview some of the older men who are just working class guys in gaza who were dumped back in the gaza strip after being taken to this camp for torture, they are presented to the israeli public as actual hamas militants, because the israeli military is unable to present a real military victory. "doesn't the israeli public see right through this and don't they blame the government for torturing innocent people and lying to them about it? yeah, i don't think there's much sympathy there for any palestinians uh within the within the israeli public. what is happening however is uh, there have been a series of meetings with the families of jewish israeli hostages who are still in gaza, there are more than hundred of them and netanyahu, and they are screaming at netanyahu." they're demanding that he roll back this military operation and negotiate because they realize that the

israel has been waging a relentless war in gaza since hamas's assault on southern israel on october therding to the hamas—run health ministry — and a humanitarian catastrophe engulfing the entire territory. my guest today is mark regev, chief spokesman for

our jeremy diamond has more on what he saw, and here's his report. >> reporter: we were in southern israel morning near the border about gaza when we spotted more than two dozen men sitting or kneeling on the cold, wet ground. israeli soldiers standing guard near them. we now know that those men were palestinians who were arrested by the israeli military inside of gaza and brought to israel for questioning. now these men were blindfolded. they were bare foot. if you look in this video you can see their hands are tied behind their backs. and all they're wearing are these disposable white cover y' coveralls. it was about 50 degrees furn fahrenheit, ten degrees celsius and rainy when we filmed this video. the men seemed to be physically exhausted. you can see them kind of swaying around, their heads bobbing as they seem to be falling asleep. one man was actually lying on the ground before an israeli soldier came to rouse him and prop him up. now the israeli military for its parts said, quote, the individuals shown on camera are suspected of terrorist activity and were arrested in gaza and tra

the red sea off the lebanese coast one or two days after the alaska flood operation uh in uh southern israel proves that the americans either you know were partially aware perhaps of what was going to happen with the alaska flood operation, but the fact that they were there, they are rearming israel every day and so were the british i believe with flates flagged from cypus to deliver armaments to uh tel aviv and to the israeli forces or so every bomb, every bullet that uh kills a palestinian in gaza is supplied by america, it's supplied by genoside joe baiden, israel does want to expand the war because what it's seen is it's taken the opportunity of playing the victim yet again after the 7th of october operation in order to... protect jewish people from kind of pogram, which is the way they describe what's what happened on the day, uh, they've used this opportunity to try and depopulate gaza, every day they are destroying the refugee camps in the west bank. they are arresting hundreds of civilians in northern gaza, i believe they arrested nearly every mail between 15 and 16. i have no doubt