the idf remains deployed in its positions inside southern lebanon.evelopments on the story as they develop. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the government has published its get britain working white paper outlining measures aimed at getting more people work and reducing the benefits bill. the overhaul includes guaranteed access to work or training for every 18 to 21—year—old. critics say the announcement lacks details. a woman who kept her baby daughter hidden in a drawer for the first three years of her life, has beenjailed for "extreme neglect". the girl, who prosecutors said had "never known daylight or fresh air", was only discovered when a visitor to their house in cheshire heard her crying. the girl's mother had previously admitted to four charges of child cruelty. mps are preparing to vote friday on the assisted dying bill which would allow some terminally ill people in england and wales the right to die at a time of their choosing. they must have the mental capacity to make t

and israels military is moving forward with their bombardment of southern lebanon. inistry says twelve people have been killed in israeli strikes in south lebanon, including this one in tyre. najat saliba is a member of lebanon's parliament. she's been telling us her fellow lawmakers would welcome a deal. it seems to us that hezbollah is now ready to do a peace deal and separate also from gaza. and from the statements that we have seen or heard from some leaders of hezbollah, that they are ready to, or have negotiated a deal where they have accepted the implementation of the un resolution 1701, with no conditions. for us, hezbollah really went to war or pushed lebanon into a war that we did not want, and we do hope that hezbollah not only agrees on a ceasefire deal with israel but, at the same time, turns his arms to the hands of the lebanese state and army forces. and we do believe that only the armed forces in the country has to be the lebanese army forces, who israel is really ready to uphold the security of the country and take care of the sovereignty of the stat

the events over the next two months and the withdrawal of forces from southern lebanon on.defence department will be playing a role although just a few hours ago officials at the pentagon speaking were quite coy on the precise nature of their role, we know it will not involve us troop on the ground in southern lebanon on but the us will be involved along with france. in terms of verifying any reported lapses in the agreement. we understand israel will be using drones in southern lebanon to monitor what is happening on the ground, and the us and france will be closely monitoring the price nature of what actually happens. i price nature of what actually ha ens. , ., happens. i understand president-elect - happens. i understand | president-elect donald happens. i understand - president-elect donald trump president—elect donald trump has been taking credit for this ceasefire. tell us more? we understand _ ceasefire. tell us more? we understand from _ ceasefire. tell us more? - understand from his camp, there is a belief donald trump thinks that his election victory, just a few

border with lebanon where skies are dark and very quiet at this hour as we approach the ceasefire deadline. hours ago and rockets lit the night sky. israel issued evacuation orders for the southern of beirut in the last hour or so. nearly 4000 people have been killed in lebanon since october 2023 according to the countries health ministry and tens of thousands of rockets have been fired into northern israel. the us has been working hard to help broker peace deals in the region — to try to keep the conflicts from expanding. the president finished his speech by calling the deal a crucial step towards achieving peace and prosperity in the middle east. the fighting across the lebanese—israeli border will end. will end. this is designed to be a permanent cessation of hostilities. what is left of hezbollah and other terrorist organisations will not be allowed, i emphasise, will not be allowed to threaten the security of israel again. over the next 60 days the lebanese army and state security forces will deploy and take control of their own territory once again. hezbollah terrorist infrastructure in southern lebanon will not be allowed to be rebuilt. hezbollah will withdraw north of th

an equal or even greater number displaced in southern lebanon.ut yes, in terms of gaza itself, i also think we could have significant impact. because one of the things that hamas has sought from day one is to get others in on the fight. to create multiple fronts. to make sure that israel is having to fight in a whole series of different places. and as long as it was thought that that was possible, that is one of the reasons it has held back from doing what is necessary to end the conflict. now if it sees that the cavalry is not on the way, that may incentivize it to do what it needs to do to end this conflict. now, we have two things that are essential. one is getting the hostages back, including americans. but we also need to make sure that in order to end the conflict, we have a clear plan for what follows the conflict. that enables the people of gaza to move forward with their lives without hamas, and israel having pulled out of gaza. we spent some time here cast as -- we spent some time here, just as we have in recent months, working on that

it says to store made arrange rockets in southern lebanon. it says the stretch was to force it by and is ready, military aircraft, going to bring in the newer all day in the georgia and even capital and the monitors. she's there because these really governments bond, i'll just get a for reporting in the occupied westbank and from inside israel. so we're hearing this latest statement is coming from the is really military on top of, of course, the breaches that we were talking about before the allegations that the seas far has been breached it to some degree. and what does this real saying about all of this? so overall, what the is really army is saying is that they basically, it will continue to enforce, to cease fire by fire. and they didn't really locate, they didn't specify where in southern lebanon the suppose that facility is. but it just goes to show you that these know goes owns that they've designated some in areas which are right at the border between 11 not and his re election by others like much are you own is at the northern tip of

however, this way the military is impose movement restrictions for civilians in pups of southern lebanon. those restrictions will be in force in 205, g m t on thursday. areas of da here, the southern sub other babies consider the stronghold of the group, enjoyed the summit as well as was bombardment during it back on pain of 11 on the same as for avi, begins our coverage from the cost of neighborhood and they rate he really and revelry in the lebanese capital after b route in new york months of israeli bombard the sound of jet spent, the tax rolls in the skies over the city, replaced by the sounds of celebration. the cease fire begin precisely 2 months to the day since is real assassinated his bull. as longest serving leader us on the throne. as people went back to their homes, he was not far from their thoughts either the. this is not the southern side of the roof anymore. now this is the domain of his son. most of all, this is a celebration. evict those celebrating are not oblivious to the loss as his bullet has taken over the past year. but from the point of view of a resistance group

in turn, the israeli troops will gradually withdraw from southern lebanon, with the regular lebaneselace, alongside an existing un force that is already there, known as unifil. the deal was brokered by the us and its allies. and in confirming the details in a speech at the white house, presidentjoe biden said it shows peace is possible, in what he called the "deadliest conflict in decades." lasting security for the people of israel and lebanon cannot be achieved only on the battlefield. that's why i directed my team to work with the governments of israel and lebanon to forge a ceasefire, to bring a conflict between israel and hezbollah to a close. under the deal reached today, effective at 4am tomorrow, localtime, the fighting across the lebanese—israeli border will end. will end. this is designed to be a permanent cessation of hostilities. what is left of hezbollah and other terrorist organizations will not be allowed, i emphasize, will not be allowed to threaten the security of israel again. over the next 60 days, the lebanese army and state security forces will deployed and take c

israel destroyed hezbollah's terrorist infrastructure in southern lebanon including miles of sophisticated tunnels prepared for an october 7 style terrorist attack in northern israel. but lasting security for the people of israel and lebanon cannot be achieved only on the battlefield. that is why i directed my team to work with the governments of israel and lebanon to forge a cease fire to bring the conflict between israel and hezbollah to a close. underneath the deal reached today effective at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow level time the fighting across the israel lebanon border will end and it is designed to be a permanent cessation of hostilities. what is left of hezbollah and other terrorist organizations won't be allowed to threaten the security of israel again. over the next 60 days the lebanese army and a security forces will deploy and take control of their own territory again. hezbollah's terrorist infrastructure in southern lebanon will not be allowed to be rebuilt. over the next 60 days israel will gradually withdraw its remaining forces and civilians on both sides will soon be able to saf

israel has again imposed a curfew for southern lebanon.settlements, in what was seen as a warning for people not to return to their homes. 0ur security corrrespondent frank gardner is injerusalem and has sent the latest. well, it's only day two of a 60—day ceasefire, and so far, it is largely holding up. neither side is looking to back out. but it would be an exaggeration to say that this has been a perfect ceasefire so far. it hasn't, because the israeli military, their tanks have fired several rounds towards lebanese villages and towns in the south of lebanon — they say, to warn off villagers who were coming back too soon. israel has imposed a curfew, an overnight curfew, on the area of southern lebanon between the litani river and the israel border. and they don't want to see any movement in that space during that time. remember that this is still very early days and it's a phased withdrawal. hezbollah are due to move north of the litani river. israeli forces are supposed to move south of the border. now, the lebanese army has accused i

and he actually mentioned 05, southern 11 on a lot of the joins as live now from tar, and southern lebanon. and leave the strikes that have been particularly intense, haven't may in the hours before, a potential fees fund announcement. indeed laura justin minutes ago, the vin strikes to the east of the city and actually to the north of the city and got soft of a warning that was issued by these really minute treat for forced evacuation. this was the 1st to day in time. however, the been all the ones around the city and the outskirts of course, we saw what we can describe as a fire belt several scribes as strikes of the same time, hit the same neighborhood within our household. so and, and i should the senior refugee camp, we sold several strikes it, it was also, i know the, a 5 does add the vin as some pockets a target to target the assistant ations in different areas around the city. now what's significant is the warning that was issued for the city of fight and also another place that one's head. and this is probably the 1st time that the city of siding is being issued. a force evacuatio

will accuse each other violating a ceasefire deal as people return to bombed out buildings in southern lebanon on the 2nd day of the truth israel says if carried out an error strikes on a weapon steeple also on the program. a former british soldier is found guilty of spying for ron daniel, i beg somebody who broke out of prison while waiting trial claimed he was serving the u. k. as a double agent, the welcome to the program and nicole furthers israel says it has conducted an air strike on a handful of weapons depot in southern lebanon. the 1st, since a truce agreed between the 2 sides, came into force a day ago. several people have also been wounded by is really tank fine in the area . under the agreement, has bullfighters are supposed to withdrawn north vill autonomy river and is really forces are meant to return to their side of the border is really army has announced a curfew for bidding people from traveling south of the river overnight, a vehicle or respond and stella minute isn't be rude and told us more about the reports of these really tang fire. there's several reports about several

bbc news, southern lebanon. >> hugo joins us now from southern lebanon. your piece many people returning home. how is that process going? give us a sense of the situation on the ground. >> so day one is over here and the cease-fire is holding. we have seen there has been a deployment of additional lebanese soldiers to the south of the country. this is part of the process. 5000 lebanese soldiers are going to be deployed. israeli troops will pull out from areas of the south and hezbollah will remove its fighters and weapons from those areas. implementation is a key here and everyone is waiting to see if this deal is going to be fully implemented. the hope is this sixty-day cease-fire will pave the way for a permanent cease-fire and an end to the war between israel and hezbollah. a war that has been devastating for this country. more than one billion people have been displaced because of the violence across lebanon. the human cost of the war as well with more than 3500 people killed across lebanon. 15,000 injured. the hope here is we could see the end of the

these are live pictures from tyre in southern lebanon, which has seen some of the heaviest exchanges of fire on both sides. the lebanese army has warned people not to return to the area until the israeli army has withdrawn. and, this is the live shot of the skyline over beirut, which has seen intense bombardment on a daily basis as israel tried to dismantle hezbollah. explosion. in the hours leading up to the deadline, there was no let—up from the israeli military as it continued to hit parts of beirut�*s southern suburbs shortly after issuing an evacuation order. so here is the outline of the deal, which was effective from 4am local time. hezbollah will withdraw its forces from southern lebanon, moving around 30kms back from the israeli border, north of the litani river. in turn there will be a "phrased withdrawal" —— in turn there will be a "phased withdrawal" of israeli troops from southern lebanon, which they invaded two month ago, in response to almost a year of hezbollah rocket attacks. they will be replaced by the regular lebanese army, alongside an existing un force that is a

a deal, but these ready monitoring posts movement restrictions for civilians and thoughts of southern lebanon areas of da here, the southern southern bay road considered a has blah stronghold. and you had some of israel's west bombing during its campaign of 11 on same bus. robbie begins coverage not from a couple of neighborhoods in southern bayers, steve, the relief and revelry of the lebanese capital after b route endured months of his rarely bombard the sound of jets for the tax rolls in the skies over the city. replaced by the sounds of celebration, the cease fire begin precisely 2 months to the day since is real assassinated his bull as longest serving leader us on the throne. as people went back to their homes, he was not far from their thoughts either the, this is not the southern suburb of pay roots anymore. now this is the domain of his son. most of all, this is a celebration. evict those celebrating are not oblivious to the losses. his bullet has taken over the past year. but from the point of view of a resistance group, openly threatens by israel and its allies with total annihilat

it is good if we have a cease-fire in southern lebanon. does not mean that one is imminent in gaza.it was otherwise. >> stay with us, because we want to bring in a couple of other elements to this discussion. italy's foreign minister has urged the group of seven wealthy democracies to take a united position on the arrest warrant for israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, issued last week by the international criminal court. he was speaking at talked with g-7 foreign ministers. the united states has already rejected the decisio foreign ministers from italy, germany, canada, the u.s., and japan will be discussing the wars in ukraine. david lemi announced a new wave of sanctions for 30 ships suspected of being reused by russia to circumvent oil embargoes to fund their war. he said the shadow fleet is transporting russian oil in violation of previous sanctions against moscow. >> we are determined to ensure that both the ships, the enablers of those ships awarding european and u.k. sanctions are heard at this time. >> the u.k. foreign minister there. the former ambassador to the u.s

you're a southern lebanon citizen yourself walter. the human cost of all this day. and when you think of all those people returning to the ruined homes and infrastructure in southern evidence or on the mode is very much similar to what we've heard in the sense that people obviously are dealing with a lot of the grief. there's a lot of loss both the human loss of the people of loved ones. um there's also large scale destruction. israel's the strategy this world around as opposed to 2006 because it's couldn't hold ground a so actually dr. nathan blow up the whole same villages. so at the same time, there is defiance. there is a sense of relief. there is a sense of steadfastness and insistence on staying on the land, on preventing these rallies from coming back again on staying committed to protecting the land and to you know, defending the solves from any further or future attacks by these relays. so that's kind of the, the moved on, i think the, the feeling of the majority of the people of us. i'll drop it off on some what you knows. and then in practical times on the

these really army would withdraw from southern lebanon. and the lebanese army were deployed in their stead has been low, would have to withdraw north of the leaf on either of the unit fell. the un observer forces will monitor implementation along with friends in the united states . it's not clear how these re deployments will happen, or how the 10s of thousands of displaced lebanese disparities would return to their destroyed communities. much of the details remained deliberately obscure. what is clear is the enormous cost of this for these really army has devastated entire areas of southern lebanon and cause weiss for destruction across the country. some estimates for the cost of recovery at nearly $10000000000.00 in northern israel. some communities have also been badly damaged. local authorities say they will need hundreds of millions of dollars to rebuild. israel and hezbollah are claiming victory, even though they're both bruised. latonia has promised to change the political and security landscape and the region came to not his belove

you in southern lebanon. i mean, the thought i just did i left the left, but i won't that the, the violations occurred and the board areas and it is really positions and the village is stretching from dakota and miss all 5 from a drone talking to the vehicle in the town of america and during 3 people, they will also gunfight incidents in him and other areas as well as to tank shelves fired at civilians, and the town of coupon is true, but these actions come after is riley threats wanting people in southern living on particularly in those areas against approaching them, especially displaced residents attempting to access these villages. all the surroundings connected to the butts and numbered ca, located about 15 kilometers from the border areas. there is extensive destruction standing here. one can clearly see the optimum of is there any is strikes in the city which serves as an economic lifeline for the lodge and no, but see a region and the surrounding villages extending to the districts of monitor human an

israel sent troops into southern lebanon to target hezbollah two months ago.t's dealt its old enemy a major blow in this war, even killing its long—time leader. hezbollah began firing rockets at israel to show solidarity with hamas after its deadly 7th of october assault. but, as a truce takes hold on the northern front, there's no end in sight to the parallel conflict in gaza. in one of its latest strikes in the territory, israel's military says it killed a hamas figure in this school turned shelter. clearing up, palestinians say they, too, yearn for a ceasefire. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. 0ur correspondents lina sinjab in beirut and frank gardner injerusalem told me more about the ceasefire deal. since the ceasefire began, after 13 months of violence in lebanon where the last two months of extreme violence that left overi million displaced. today we are seeing people rushing back to their homes, i have been out to the southern suburb of beirut and people were walking over the rubble of their homes where they had spent their lives, looking at what is

however, it has been two months of heavy bombardment in lebanon, in southern of beirut, in the south many people, overi million, displaced and left, living in shelters, they want to check on their properties, on what is left of their properties. i visited one area this afternoon in the southern of their and in one square, one part of town, there were at least eight buildings reduced to rubble. still, people came in to visit what remained of their lives, and they stood on the robbers of their own homes with mixed feelings of happiness that this war is ended but also frustration about who is going to pick up the pieces and rebuild the city, rebuild their homes and pay for the destruction they have lived through, and hoping that this cease—fire will continue and go back to square one. cease-fire will continue and go back to square one.— cease-fire will continue and go back to square one. thank you, and let us _ back to square one. thank you, and let us go — back to square one. thank you, and let us go to _ back to square one. thank you, and let us go to jerusalem - back to square one. th

some of the people forced to flee that happens in southern lebanon now returning. so i know how to begin. so a coverage from about 2, the 12000 people are returning to their homes. if indeed they have homes to return to just look at the sheer scale of destruction behind me. we are in the southern city of nova, see the old historic marketplace. it's been leveled to the ground. and there are many neighborhoods in the city that looks like this. every street corner you see destruction, the city has really has come under a lot of bombardment in recent weeks. for people here. this was part of a strategy of displacement to displace the 18000 people who lived here to make the area on livable so that the, you know, food supplies cannot reach the area as we made our way to know about 2 years along the highway as well we saw, we saw a lot of destruction according to the world bank, and this, that this stick was back to. it was a 2 weeks 2 weeks ago in the world bank said that 100000 housing units were destroyed. and since then, there were more strikes, especially in the south

there will be no troops in southern lebanon and that is consistent with my promise to not put u.s. troops in lebanon. let me be clear, if haslett or anyone else breaks the deal and poses a direct threat to israel and israel retains the right to self-defense consistent with international law. just like any country when facing a terrorist group pledged to that country's destruction. at the same time, this supports lebanon's sovereignty. it will herald a new start for lebanon, a country i've seen over the years with a rich history and culture. this could put lebanon on a path toward a future worthy of a significant past just as these people deserve a future of security and prosperity, so did the people of gaza. they also deserve an end to the fighting and displacement. the people of gaza have been through hell, their world has been absolutely shattered. far too many still billions -- civilians have suffered. we have been trying for months amongst negotiate a good faith cease-fire and hostage deal. now hamas has a choice to make. the only way out is to release the hostages, including am

according to the terms agreed, hezbollah will withdraw its forces from southern lebanon, moving some israeli border, north of the litani river. in turn, the israeli troops will gradually withdraw from southern lebanon over a period of 60 days, with the regular lebanese army deploying in their place alongside an existing un force that is already there, known as unifil. the contours of this agreement are not dissimilar to the deal agreed to end the war in 2006 under the un resolution 1701 — though since then, each side has complained that the other has not fully respected their obligations. the israelis are reassured that this time, an international committee will oversee enforcement headed by the united states. here's the us secretary of state antony blinken outlining his thoughts on a potential cease—fire earlier at a meeting of g7 foreign ministers. it will make a big difference in creating the conditions that will allow people to return to their homes safely in northern israel and in southern lebanon. and i also believe that by de—escalating tensions in the region, it can also help

israel has issued a curfew to people seeking to return to southern lebanon following the agreement ofrn lebanon have been defying warnings from the israeli military and lebanese authorities telling them not to return to their homes yet. the israeli military said residents were forbidden to move south of the litani river between 5pm and seven am.

we can also look at live pictures from southern lebanon, which has seen some of the heaviest exchangesfire on both sides. vehicles are returning to the region where thousands of people evacuate. so here is the outline of the deal, which was effective from 4am local time. hezbollah will withdraw its forces from southern lebanon, moving around 30 kilometres back from the israeli border, north of the litani river. in turn there will be a �*phrased withdrawal�* of israeli troops from southern lebanon, which they invaded two month ago, in response to almost a year of hezbollah rocket attacks. they will be replaced by the regular lebanese army, alongside an existing un force that is already there, known as unifil. the agreement is not too dissimilar to the deal agreed to end the war in 2006, under the un resolution 1701. any potential violations of the ceasefire will be directed to the united states, who helped broker the deal. speaking to the israeli people in a national address, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said his government would approve the deal, and outlined his reasons for doing

hugo bachega, bbc news, southern lebanon. rspective, let's get that is really perspective. lucy williamson has spent the day in kibbutz menara in northern israel, overlooking the border with lebanon gunfire. in this lebanese village, the sound of a ceasefire being tested. one of several places where israel's army said it spotted suspects approaching and fired to push them back. the ceasefire drew people back to the israeli side of the border, too, like kibbutz residents meital and her 13—year—old daughter, gefen. this is unbelievable. it's like a, it's like a nightmare. it's yourfirst time back in a year? after one year and two months, yeah. we left in the 8th october �*23. you've heard the small arms fire outside? yeah. do you trust the ceasefire? not so much. three quarters of the buildings here have been damaged during the war. anti—tank missiles punched straight through their walls. the entrance point is over there. yeah. in the dining room, orna shows me the hole left by a rocket. with the ceasefire in place, people are c

troops in southern lebanon, but how can the u.s.e deal, i mean, does there need to be a military element to that? maj. gen. ryder: well, certainly with the lebanese armed forces and u.n. forces that are in the region, they will play a role in filling that vacuum that hezbollah, you know, not being i n there anymore, they will play an important role. israel will drive its voices from southern lebanon as part of this deal over the next 60 days. the idea here is that lebanese armed forces will fill that gap, fill that void, and, again, the united states working with france and with others, will ensure they have a training and capacity and strategy to support those efforts. caitriona: does that mean an increase in military aid from what is currently provided? maj. gen. ryder: we will have more details on that. we have been in close to munication with lebanese armed forces throughout this process to talk about these next steps, but i don't have anything specific to announce in terms of potential funding or specific assistance other than

hugo bachega, bbc news, southern lebanon.d 60,000 israelis were moved from their homes in the north during months of hezbollah attacks. many expressed their own ease about the ceasefire, concerned the armed group will continue its campaign. from a northern israel, lucy williamson in this report. from the burnt—out windows of kibbutz manara, it didn't sound like a new beginning. israel's army, firing a suspects spotted in the lebanese village of mais al—jabal, just across the border. one of several similar encounters, the army said, with four people arrested. inside the kibbutz, the ceasefire drew people home. it was the first time that meital and her daughter gefen had dared to see it. this is unbelievable. it's like a, it's like a nightmare. it's yourfirst time back in a year? after one year and two months, yeah. we left in the 8th of october �*23. you've heard the small arms fire outside? yeah. do you trust the ceasefire? not so much. three quarters of the buildings here have been damaged during the war. anti—tank missiles

the israeli military and government have advocated for creating a depopulated buffer zone in southern lebanon hand grenades. >> reporter: an idf spokesperson said it does not want to cause excessive damage to civilian infrastructure but hezbollah embeds military assets in and beneath civilian areas and cultural sites . some explosive rpgs here. >> reporter: the sisters have learned there is nothing left to return to. >> [ speaking in a global language ] you can watch a zone of instruction now on nbcnews.com. >>> what led to an unlikely friendship and an eight year long tradition. in any condition and get samsung galaxy s24+ with galaxy ai and watch and tab, all three on us. even if your phone is old or dated, you can turn it in at verizon for gifts for you and the family. all three on us. that's up to $1,900 in value. only on verizon. eggs make all our family moments better. especially when they're eggland's best. taste so fresh and amazing. deliciously superior nutrition, too. for us, it's eggs any style. as long as they're the best. eggland's best. ["the glory of love" plays] giving. ♪ givi

hezbollah was able to infiltrate south of that and use southern lebanon which is its basic home to firern israel. israel has made it one of the strategic war aims to push hezbollah north of that river to make it safe enough for their residents to come back to their residents to come back to their homes in northern israel. i have listened to voices saying in northern israel saying in northern israel saying it's a bad deal. we should not go for it, don't come back to the north, still too dangerous, hezbollah have a lot of rockets. it is a controversial deal. lots of eo - le controversial deal. lots of peeple today _ controversial deal. lots of people today saying - controversial deal. lots of people today saying the l controversial deal. lots of. people today saying the big question, providing this is approved, the 60 day pause is approved, the 60 day pause is approved, how this will be implemented in practical terms, what will the logistics be? i want to get your thoughts on the timing of this huge wave of strikes by israel in beirut at the same time as on the day of these discussions? t

to the program. israel says it has conducted an air strike on a has below a weapon store in southern lebanon. the 1st, since a truce agreed between the 2 sides, came into force a day ago. several people have also been wounded by his really tank fire in the area under the agreement has bullet fighters are supposed to withdrawn north of the latania river and is really forces are meant to return to their side of the border . is really army has announced occur fee for bidding people from traveling south of the river over night. we can go straight now to dw correspondence stella mina, who's in be rude. stella, let's start with those reports of an is really tang fire. what more can you tell us? there are several reports about several violations of the ceasefire agreement. one is about the tank for of but there has also been a drone of attack that is supposed to have injured to people. it was a during the attack on to a car in the border region in the south. we will see or hear from shelling and gunfire from villages in the border region like the um is really army is claiming that they fired becaus

cross border exchanges of 5 between israel and has the law, at least 2 people are killed in southern lebanon. violence in amsterdam also. is there any football fans shout racist johnson pull down palestinian flags? plus i'm going to show that i'm getting stuff actually on the border between mexico and what the amount of work thousands of migrants are starting to grapple with their prospects after donald trump one day us for the, the actual election. the view and simon rights office says it's verified the personal details of people killed in israel's war on garza and size of those. it has verified close to 70 percent of them all women and children in the new report, the un calls for a do reckoning full horrific violations that may amount to genocide. the u. n. h c . i examined these righty attacks within a 6 month window. it says the figure indicates the system, i think violation of protection, so civilians in the report that calls for justice to be served and for the grave is right, the violations of international law to be held accountable. the report raises concerns about the actions of th

tue: israeli military are supposed to withdraw from southern lebanon over the next 60 days in stages.n as a result of that, you will have 1000 more regular lebanese soldiers going into the south of lebanon alongside the united nations peacekeepers, you have this mechanism that has been set up where the us and france will join the un unifil peacekeeping force in determining whether there have been any potential violations, there will be much more supervision they say that there has been in the past of these arrangement —— arrangements that have now been set up. at the israelis have been stressing that they have maintained a right to freedom of action, they have a guarantee of this they say, when it comes to any violations that they spot of hezbollah when it comes to rearming and potentially preparing themselves for attacks against israelis. we will strike decisively, the israeli prime minister said, when he was speaking. and already, we have had at least one skirmish that we are hearing about along the israel— lebanon border where the israeli military says that it shot at some suspects

this is in the box here in southern lebanon. good morning to use, and that you've been moving around so far. you went to be route you were in by route for all the and home route, then side on, and now you are where you are. so people across the country we've been seeing or waking up, so the cx 5, but is it holding those full hours in 4 hours is that says fire is holding no reports. 2 violations you can see behind the people's thousands of people are back to their homes in the they have referring to according to the world, at least 100000 units were destroyed in his reading strikes across the country. we are in the southern city of the city came under heavy is 80000 people used to live here. everybody left, everybody left the city and surrounding areas except these men, these man belong to civil defense for space. here, throughout the weeks of conflict and they were targeted by is ready, strikes is ready, military accuse them of working with has for law without providing any evidence before they figure out how to help and help re

know, i'm in the, off the, most of the conflicts, stories of resilience are emerging from a southern lebanon, tens of thousands of people displaced by more than a year of fighting slowly with turning to the remnants of their lives on a hush and reports from bent to the 11 in southern border with as well. i'm other means old and it's also her name. it's the thing, remind to of her determination as she searches through the rubble of what was once a dream home on the like to the today, i'm looking for anything, something to hold on to my memories. this was the house of my dreams is gone. but time content, i'm a story. i codes that of thousands who have lost the livelihood seemed to work for her. this is the 2nd home she has lost to his res, strikes in just 2 decades. but now i'm if we want to rebuild and live god willing with open hearts comfort and peace of mind, some we're lucky to find their homes on fox and they were grateful, even if just for the moment come the we returned victoria. if the homes are destroyed, we will rebuild even more beautiful ones. we defeated israel remain steadfast i

um, which is in southern lebanon, and um, it's understood that there are $21.00 people that we're missing. we're, we're now hearing certainly a couple of hours ago reports that 5 bodies have been recovered at least another 16 still missing. it's highly unlikely. nobody's expecting anybody to, to be still alive following that attack. but so certainly what the local authorities are saying, civil defense and the red cross. the 2nd what this highlights is the lack of access, the israel is giving them the famous king philippe has been booed and how cold while spits in flood ravaged region of valencia. the moment with visiting was affected towns with prime minister petra sanchez. sanchez was evacuated by his security team this time since res. that'd be in protest against the government's response from the disaster, which has now killed at least $214.00 people. thousands of soldiers and police officers have been deployed to assist in the rescue efforts. so to get go, has moved from pipe pool to end of atlanta region. there's been an awful lot of criticism that we've heard here from people about

and what remains of that, how it was in southern lebanon. now, despite the proclamations by the is ready army and the lebanese on forces, the parliamentary speak could not be buried. he said that people should return home with the heads held high, with dignity. and that's what they have been doing so far on those breeches. well, they occurred soon after people started to return to the villages, particularly in the sensitive, bolder area as well. open fire on people. as i tried to return to the homes, they even opened fire on a group of journalists that were reporting on the return of those displaced people . now we didn't have an official comment from has law on those sci fi breaches. we did, hey, however, from a local has lot m p house on fi, blah, blah, be is really, enemy is attacking those. returning to the border villages, there are violations today by israel, even in this form. how seriously is his role viewing this sci fi deal? well, very clearly is real views, the ceasefire as a testament to its trends and strategic opera hand and no

the is rarely enemy uses the methodology of murder while we use the strategy of fighting in southern lebanon, the battlefield in time. as the most reverend secretary general, mister hassan, astrology, may god rest his soul. he said, we'll put everything in its place. if i repeat these really enemy is a cruel criminal, murderous room and its methodology is murder. we confirmed that war is not our goal . we are fighting against our enemies at depth and we confirmed for the 1000th time and assure all that there are no military orgy. hottest individuals in the building that was attacked by the is really enemy, as the ice. easy, easy to arrest warrants, boys, wally premier. benjamin netanyahu on his phone with defense minister, alleged a war crimes in gaza. boys as quickly sounded at the west with some prominent officials, a summing the code for a soldier. but the same politicians were quick to support an icpc words for the russian precedents in march last year. the doman foreign ministry. his claims, the 2 cases should not be compassed. the to, this gives us the state, gathers international law

so there, i was just need to know about the southern lebanon area. we spoke to his summit associated to, you know, the associates professor history and at least studies of the university of british columbia. he says it's too early to tell whether the choose between israel then has, but i will last according to the circulating document of what is what this agreement is, a, it's a cessation of hostilities. there's no reference to a permanent or even a uh, info at temporary cease fire. so i might say cautious optimism because we have yet to see whether these ratings are going to abide by this agreement. we have heard the prime minister, who has continuously broken a previous attempts at the something it in, you know, disclosed that this is about the long term ceasefire. the threats continue to come from these are in these, as we've heard any reports that tense actually by is really occupying forces to even prevent people from returning to the pounds. so uh, unless the united states and is res allies apply enough pressure on easily and we have to wait an

they were in southern lebanon. those displaced by more than a year across the board of fighting are returning to bump down homes and destroyed livelihoods. many live in these are struggling to take stock of who and what they've lost. i'll just say what they know, how to travel, didn't about the navy latanya river to assess the situation that they made their way back home as a ceasefire in lebanon to cold. more than 1200000 lebanese had been displaced in 2 months. and this is with many return to wide scale destruction homes uninhabitable, more than 100000. according to the world bank infrastructure also damaged. this used to be one of the oldest historic market places in the southern city of nevada. you. there was once life on the streets, the cost of the reconstruction bill is estimated at billions of dollars. novelty was on the front line of israel's war, scenes of destruction from ms. ray. the strikes are in almost every street corner for many people here. this was about forest displacements, civil defense volunt

one way to describe is a facility used by his bullet, a store mid range rockets in southern lebanon. now, the lebanese army issued a statement saying that on the 27th and 28th of november, the 1st 2 days of the ceasefire is really, i mean, violated the agreement several times through air violations and targeting lebanese territory with various weapons the army command. it says, and the statement is following up on these violations. this also triggered a number of conversations calls between lebanese officials, a lovely speaker of parliament, the lebanese prime minister, speaking to france, president the manual ma croner. the french are members of a committee that has been set up to oversee the ceasefire to make sure that it lasts. but what we are seeing here on the ground in bay root, at the end of these 2 days is a serious concern by people who saw the seas far as a positive step forward. serious concerns that if the 1st 2 days the violence in the 1st 2 days isn't a any indication if the violence is to get worse. and that does not bode well for the coming months in which the cease f

hugo bachega, bbc news, southern lebanon.ial envoy amos hochstein helped secure the truce, he told me about what it took to get the deal done. thank you forjoining us. take a sense either negotiations? the us has obviously been working on a dealfor some time. what was a breakthrough moment of why now?— moment of why now? firstly, i think that _ moment of why now? firstly, i think that over _ moment of why now? firstly, i think that over the _ moment of why now? firstly, i think that over the last - moment of why now? firstly, i think that over the last many l think that over the last many months changes on the ground have occurred. as hezbollah was degraded and the capabilities degraded, the leadership removed through the battlefield, at some point there comes a time when you have to translate the battlefield gains into political gains, into an actual deal. that is what guarantees the security, and so several weeks ago, five or six weeks ago, president biden and i discussed that this is the right moment to put the pressure to