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secretary of state anthony blincon has arrived in israel. he is set to meet with the regime uh. officials uh also uh we as you can see uh on the top right hand side of your screen we're showing the gaza skyline uh where the constant israeli attacks are continuing uh against the besieg people of gaza these attacks are in discriminately being carried out where residential areas are being targeted uh and uh buildings are being reduced uh to total rubble rendering so many palestinians homeless given the already dire humanitarian situation in the gaza strip uh professor wackim talking about that uh dire humanitarian situation uh the israels have have totally um commenced this uh this bloccade on uh the gaza strip it's been in place of course since 2007 and as of monday the israelies announced that they will be closing any remaining corridors uh leading in into gaza there uh what can you tell us about uh the uh the dire humanitarian situations there, what the palestinians have to suffer a day-to-day basis and in response to that, the international

and the us secretary of state anthony blinken is to return to israel following talks in the region —e says that israel should take every precaution to avoid harming civilians. welcome to the programme. starting with the developments in israel, where the military says it's preparing for a major ground offensive into gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu convened a cabinet meeting of the country's expanded emergency government and has promised to destroy hamas, the group designated as a terror organisation by many western governments, including the uk, which was behind last week's massacre of nearly 1,500 israelis. the military response from israel has already seen more than 2,600 people killed in gaza from airstrikes, according to the health ministry there. the united nations says gaza is now witnessing an "unprecedented human catastrophe". we'll report from inside gaza, and take a look at how any israeli military operation might pan out. and what of the ongoing diplomatic efforts in the crisis? but first, here's the bbc�*s jeremy bowen with the latest. along the border, it looked l

these us citizens held by him a of the will speaking to the press today, a secretary of state, anthony blinking said that there were 10 americans that were still on accounted for . but he didn't specify how many of those uh, are believe to be in the gaza. strip or are hostages, but 10 americans are an, a, an accounted for an administration does believe that some of them are being held hostage. he was not really able to give any details about their state or their whereabouts or to that and giving any details about the rest of the negotiations. the administration has in such a time and time again that giving details about their efforts to release these hostages would be counter productive, but that didn't, does remain a priority for them. and we can expect that priority to continue as this unfortunate crisis. tragedy continues to abraham, thanks for your reporting. israel has confirmed and will allow a limited number of trucks carry humanitarian aid to enter gaza and will not block supplies. but as the un calls for unrestricted access residents and guards, a wait for the shipments, the r

the you're watching data, the news you've been watching us secretary state anthony blinking giving a press conference with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we heard a very strong message coming from the us secretary of state. the united states has israel's back shiny rose on us here with me in the studio, middle east analyst, shawnee. i mean that that message certainly resolves, as you saw the 2 with a double hand shaking that really seem to say family, very warm, calling each other's friends, talking about the unbreakable bond between the 2 countries. this is what we've anticipated. we've seen by that. and now blinking screen for reinforcing this message again. and again, i want to point out several things that we need to notice. first of all, we've seen that 20 hours with the work, there's very clear attempt to, to, to connect his ball out to ice is to the atrocities made by them. it's also something being backed by blinking itself. it's part of the war on the world stage and you know, understanding and trying to gain more time to push back criticism on israel and in try

by secretary of state anthony blinken. >> today, tomorrow. every day. in my meetings with the prime minister, with president herzog with the ministries in national emergency government we discussed in detail what israel needs to defend its people and how the united states can meet those needs. we are delivering on knows needs as we speak and work swiftly with congress to meet sec. blinken: this afternoon i met with families of american citizens. enormity of their anguish, their loss is immeasurable. so the families of the missing, there is unrelenting agony of not knowing the fate of their loved ones something i don't think most of us can truly understand, contemplate if you are not in their shoes. no one should have to endure what they are going through. there are so many families. the united states is one of more 30 countries, family members and friends are being forced to through this experience because of hamas' disdain for human life and basic human dignity. we are doing everything to secure the release of the hostages working closely with our isra

yes secretary of state anthony blinken announced the presidents visit to chen american diplomatic mission across the middle east. >> he is coming here at a critical moment for israel, for the region, and for the world. the president will reaffirm the united states solidarity with israel. our ironclad commitment towards security. the president will hear from israel what it needs to defend its people, as we continue to work with congress to meet those needs. >> according to blinken, the u.s. than israel will work on a plan for humanitarian assistance to reach civilians and gaza. officials from the united states as well as eight groups one it is being -- which polish toonie and say has got one 2000 people. it is really gonna operation and together is expected to store at any moment when minister richmond netanyahu says israel will not stop until hamas's military and government capabilities are destroyed. in the meantime's early authorities believe nearly 200 people are being held hostage in gaza, while hamas -- have between 200 to 250. the group was released its first hostage video, 21-year-

now, if you look at his secretary of state anthony blinken's visit recently, all of this diplomacy thate've been talking about. the number of different state actors, the number of different countries that blinken met with really shows how many different countries are involved and how much concern there is for this conflict spreading, broadening out into a wider regional conflict beyond just israel and the palestinian territories. that is really part of why biden is deciding to make this visit arriving tomorrow. clearly there was also the question of whether there will be u.s. military involvement as well. we are hearing just this morning that the u.s. head of central command is in israel talking to the israel chief of staff, the army's chief of staff about potentially help from the u.s. military. clearly a statement there that the u.s. is considering some kind of form of support for israel, but, amid all of this discussion about a potential shuffle diplomacy states, states getting involved in this conflict, there is the continued concern about the humanitarian situation in gaza. as ment

secretary of state, anthony blincon is negotiating with persian gulf arab countries to convince them to accept the residence of the gaza strap. he has said that it is because the israeli army is getting ready to raise gaza to the ground. the expression to raise to the ground. is one that blincon used exactly. the plan is to transfer one million citizens to egypt and then distribute them to saudi arabia, jordan, qatar, and the united arab emirates. the israelling bombardment of gaza would not have been possible without washington's all out support. bombs dropping on gaza have been provided by the us. washington is as guilty of not more in enabling israel to carry out his bombing campaign there. the possibility that the u.s. geral ford will assist israel in, as what the us secretary of state anthony blincon said, raise gaza to the ground. what israel has in mind is to prepare for a block by block warfare in gaza. israel has already stated that the goal is to destroy hamas, disregarding the human cause, which may includes the ones in captivity, and that includes israeli soldiers alives

secretary of state anthony blinken. >> the prime minister and i discussed how israel does its matters. we democracies distinguish ourselves from terrorist by describing to a different standard, even as difficult and holding ourselves to account when we fall short. our humanity, the value that we place on human life and human dignity, that is what makes us who we are. >> u.s. and qatar have temporarily withheld six billion dollars from iran, which is part of a prisoner exchange deal. the money is on hold as washington investigates to be directly involved in the we can attack by hamas. the phones were transformed to qatar demanded by iran a release of five americans. they say they were wrongfully detained. >> not a dog has been accessed, and we are watching it closely. even if they had access the, it would not go to the regime, it would go to approved vendors, that we approved, to go buy food, medicine and medical equipment, agricultural products, and ship it into iran directly to the benefit of the iranian people. >> u.s. officials concede so far, there is no direct evidence of iran's

the fact that there was a lot of diplomatic activity in the... region including us secretary of state anthony blincon and then after that of course in the past few days we saw uh president biiden himself uh visiting uh israel uh the optics of course were quite prominent and quite visible about that so it pretty much stood to reason that uh there would not be a ground invasion for as long as president biden was on the ground which of course is only for few hours now i think it becomes a little bit more. murky as to why israel is waiting, as i said before, there are several different possibilities, one is that uh, prime minister netanyahu is really weighing out the cost and benefit of a ground invasion, he realizes that this is going to be a protracted situation, one that is not going to be easy at all, and is going to cost, of course not only lot of lives in gaza, but lot of uh casualties for the israeli defense force, he's also playing with uh political realities in the country, 82% of israelis uh hold him responsible for what happened with with hamas two weeks ago, another 54% want him to re

the secretary of state, anthony blinken, in the region as well. other dignitaries in the region going there just to demonstrate the support physically, and also diplomatically. as you point out, the dense population, we can't understate or overstate this enough. we are talking about crowded areas. if you look at the aerial map of the zones, the ins and out, and narrow ways of which to actually get around and no bomb shelters for civilians, what would that look like if there were a ground invasion? >> so, we have seen some examples, it was iraq which was a disaster for the americans. it was a disaster for the iraqi fighters. and it was in particular, just ask for the local civilians, the russians, you know, there are many examples. and none of them have gone particularly well militarily. and in each case, the civilian count has been enormous. and, you know, israel obviously takes a challenge. it has been instructed us this horrific terrorist attack. and once they hit back hamas, and hamas is keeping its, anything itself right among civilians, it is

for those just joining us moments ago, secretary of state anthony blinken announced that president biden will be visiting israel on wednesday, alsoannouncing that the united states and israel have agreed to develop a plan that will enable humanitarian aid to reach civilians and gaza. this comes as hamas says it is holding between 200 and 250 hostages and total, and they announced that they will release the foreign hostages if the necessary conditions are available. and gaza, the humanitarian crisis is worsening by the era. palestinians have resorted to drinking salty tap water since there is no fuel to run the water treatment plant. there's still no update on when aid supplies can get into gaza since the rafah border crossing into egypt remains closed. join me now is democratic senator chris murphy, he's a member of the foreign relations committee. senator, thank you so much again for joining me this evening. we just learned that president biden will visit israel, and i just wanted to get your reaction to that news, and what you hope you will accomplish on that trip. >> well, this will b

plus, we had our interview with secretary of state anthony blinken, as american fighter jets touched down here, in the region. all the day 's headlines coming up tonight, on cbs evening news. >> thank you, nora. we will continue following latest developments out of the middle east on air, streaming on cbs news bay area, and online, at kpix.com. >>> back in the bay area, a crosswalk collision near an elementary school has a community calling for changes. it happened this morning, near valleyview elementary in pleasanton. the driver of an suv struck a crossing guard who was escorting children walking to school. he was hospitalized with head injuries. this happened at vineyard avenue and adams way , and sadly, neighbors say they will read something like this could happen. they say drivers constantly speed in the area. >> i think we need a light at this crosswalk , because we have a lot of kids here. it is important for us , because today it was bob, but who knows tomorrow? >> pleasanton police said the driver stopped and is cooperating with the investigation. they do not think alcohol,

why the united states, on thursday, us secretary of state anthony blinking arrived in tel aviv to offer america's unwavering support for a country reeling from saturdays, unprecedented terror attacks. america's top diplomat stood next to these rarely prime minister, who was now leading an emergency war government. and he laid out his plan for something resembling a possible peace, a call to israel, the palestinians, and their neighbors to reject the hate of a moss by putting their shared humanity. first is everyone listening. we'll discuss that in just a moment, but 1st is re lease or bidding farewell to the people they last in israel, the 1st funerals, the victims of the hum off terra attacks here, a full and so just to be done here, am i did festival go gone down to to know might potty, age 20 full, grieving family and friends, parents weeping for children suddenly and callously taken from them. but the shock of her mouth unprecedented. a tax is rapidly moving into anger. now. just a week ago, israel was a divided country. now it appears united in the face of force it sees as an x, a

well, united states secretary of defense lloyd austin and secretary of state anthony blinken will today persuade congress to approve a single package of $106 billion to support ukraine and israel. and security of america's borders, reuters reports. this is an extremely important geopolitical signal, so let's wait and see in a couple of hours, it will become clear whether ostyan and blinken will succeed in convincing the american congressmen, and also an extremely important message from the deputy minister of community development of territories and infrastructure of ukraine, serhiy derkach. therefore, ukraine initiated a meeting with poland and the european commission due to the threat of exposing the border. at the meeting , they want to discuss issues related to the implementation of memorandums on the capacity of ukrainian-polish checkpoints. ivanna klympush tsintsadze is in touch with us. national deputy of ukraine, chairman of the committee of the verkhovna rada on ukraine's integration into the eu. glory to ukraine. i congratulate you, i know that you have now returned from the eu

so what did you say then, to the birds from the us, secretary of state anthony blinking knob. he visited israel immediately after the these attacks. and he said that the middle east has a choice of the hate the, the lives of offered by him. us or the people working together for peace and stability is that, i mean, i could sense the anger that you're carrying right now. it means is a, is even thinking about peace right now. is that possible or? no? absolutely, no. i know people say, oh, the innocent 1000 civilians have cost the innocent civilians, but we seek for each now of hundreds of innocent civilians who followed these savages into my keep would save me to all people says newton dead for this. we hear radio, we saw a mobile phone close recorded by these terrace, calling the sound is from jewish phones and the parents. i get them on one guys, one subject. you said, oh i moved it. 10 people with my own hands and the mom and dad be innocent civilians, a son. yea, and also i go to remind you of course there are innocent civilians, but let's not forget this. thousands of innoce

us secretary of state, anthony blinken came to tel aviv, met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu , as netanyahu condemned the brutality of hamas , said that israel has the right to self-defense, but it is important how it does it, it is important not to harm civilians, said blinkin in fact, he was talking about what president biden had said before when he called on israel to follow the rules of war when bombing gaza. after israel , blinkin goes to other countries of the region to for in his words, to prevent the expansion of this conflict. and by the way, the fact that the united states previously sent an aircraft carrier to the mediterranean sea is also one of the warnings to others. and blinkin will communicate with the leaders of other countries about the release of hostages. hostages captured by hamas during the attack. in general, to understand the scale of hamas's attack on israel, you need to look at this map. in green, it marks the places where hamas militants broke through the barriers from the gas sector on saturday, october 7. the place of the attacks is indicated in r

so what did you say then to the birds from the us secretary of state anthony blinking knob. he visited his real immediately after the these attacks. and he said that the middle east has a choice of the hate. the deal isn't offered by him oss, or the people working together for peace and stability. is that, i mean i could sense the anger that you're carrying right now. it means if it is even thinking about peace right now, is that possible or no? absolutely no. i know people say, oh, the innocent 1000 civilians have cost their innocent civilians, but we seek for each now of hundreds of innocent civilians who followed these savages into my people. seeming to out people sees newton dead for this. we hear radio, we saw a mobile phone close recorded by these terrace, calling the solve this from jewish phones and the parents and getting them on one guys. one subject you said, oh i moved it to people with my own hands and the mom and dad be innocent civilians a sudden. yea, and also i go to remind you of course are innocent civilians. but let's not forget the thousands of innocent

those were the words on tuesday of us, secretary of state, anthony blink, and add a us security council meeting. and he was referring to the $10000000.00 plus palestinians inside the gaza strip, who are now caught in a war between israel and the terrorist group home us. we can called on all countries to send humanitarian aid to gaza. and he called on her moss to stop using civilians in gauze as human shields. he also called on him off to release the hostages some 200 people who were kidnapped on october 7th. a 1400 people were killed that day, making a moss responsible for the deadliest single attack on jews since the holocaust. the horrors carried out that day they are coming to light more and more teaching point . the is rarely comple it spirit. it was one of the 1st communities attacked by him us, and it became the scene of mass murder. the w use max sanders reports security is tyson keyboards barely today. but don on the morning of october 7th, the army was nowhere to be seen. the more than 1000 people living here were among the 1st to be attacked by how much fighters of the realm t

beklemiyorum opposite, just a week before the death anniversary of jamal khashoji, us secretary of state anthonysaudi arabia's national day, expressing how the us greatly values the enduring relationship we have had with saudi arabia over the past eight decades. five years after khashogji's death, business as usual for the us and turkey, the two countries which moaned and grown for months, they accused rightly or wrongly. the saudi crown prince of orchestrating the gruesome murder, but by the looks of things, they've already compromised their claimed concerns for human rights, midway. the sun shown to announce the beginning of new day. it was the 13th day of the war on the gazasrip. look at the missile, what did we do to? deserved being hit by this, the army bombed the children on the beach and destroyed our houses, they kill children, men women and old men, i have other place to go, so now my children and i are homeless. it is the israelis habit from ages, they say that children fire rockets. the headlines, israel is pushing ahead with its air strikes on the gaza strip, raising the death toll t

washington has done the opposite, just a week before the death anniversary of, secretary of state anthonysion of saudi arabia's national day, expressing how the us greatly values the enduring relationship we have had with saudi arabia. over the past eight decades. five years after khashogji's death, business as usual for the us and turkey, the two countries which moaned and groaned for months, they accused rightly or wrongly the saudi crown prince of orchestrating the gruesome murder, but by the looks of things, gorty compromised their claimed concerns for rights midway. is not energy, actually uh, it is going to be the consuming product. we are expanding our relations with iran and implementing our previous agreements, relocating iranian british groups from iraq's secur frontiers with iran. it will positively affect our economic ties as well as tourism. what's going on everyone a here back with a brand new episode of iran tech and tehran is once again home to the biggest railway and transportation expo in the entire west asia region so we came to tayron's international exhibition center

and this morning on meet the press, secretary of state anthony blinken said back in israel, americans be among the dead and held hostage. in gaza, residents reporting a stream of rockets hitting multiple sites overnight. you could see smoke rising over gaza city skyline earlier today. in israel, more rocket attacks in the border city of sderot. and now, new attacks in the north, hezbollah firing rockets on a long contested area in the golan heights. the fighting has shocked much of the world. the death toll is already high and it is still rising. the palestinian health ministry in gaza says 313 palestinians have been killed, and 1990 others injured. israeli media now reports more than 600 are dead in israel, and more than 1800 are injured, making this by far the deadliest conflict for israel in decades. and while prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to turn gaza into, quote, rubble, hitting back is not easy, as hamas has kidnapped a number of soldiers and civilians, maybe even more than 100, and taking them hostage back into gaza. >> [speaking in a global language] allahu akbar

is increasing its military presence in the region's secretary of state, anthony blinken, was asked abouthe fears of a larger conflict. >> we are concerned. in fact, we expect that there is a likelihood of escalation. escalation by iranian proxies perpetrated against our forces, against our person. we are taking steps to ensure that we can effectively defend our people, and, respond decisively if we need to. >> we are also covering some other major news as well. police investigate the deadly stabbing of the president of a synagogue in michigan. and the field is also sad as republicans the house get ready to try -- to pick a speaker after three weeks without, won a crucial form set to take place tomorrow. we'll take you live to capitol hill. this is coming up as. well we want to begin with new signs that an israeli ground invasion into gaza could be in minutes. with israel really seem footage of forces practicing a battle plan, vowing to increase his tax at the next phase of this war. the idf has been dropping leaflets from the sky, warning gaza residents who have remained in the north to

we're doing that inward and also in the league. >> that was secretary of state anthony blinken reaffirmingetween our two countries. historically, american presidents have played a prominent role in expressing their support during other conflicts. so what does this mean for the latest war? joining me now to discuss, a man who knows. best presidential historian michael -- you and i had not spoken since this war broke, out what is on your mind? >> what is on your mind is a couple things obviously this was the rightly called the most fatal and murderous day for the jewish people in a decade. since the holocaust. at the same time a war that threatens to draw in not only israel's neighbors but also major powers, russians in chinese and saudis, and where have we seen that before? 50 years ago this week, again on a sacred jewish holiday, israel was attacked on yom kippur war. president nixon. was not particularly pro israel. there was even handedness in our support for israel and its arab neighbors. nonetheless segments and they're very plain that can pull fly to make sure that israel is not extin

done the opposite, just a week before the death anniversary of jamal khasoji, us secretary of state anthony of saudi arabia's national day, expressing how the us greatly values the enduring relationship we have had with saudi arabia over the past eight decades. five years afterji's death, business as usual for the us and turkey, the two countries which mowed and grond for... months, they accused rightly or wrongly the saudi crown prince of orchestrating the gruesome murder, but by the looks of things, they've already compromise their claimed concerns for human rights midway. that lines this hour israeli regime keeps pounding the ghaza strip following large-scale operations by palestinian resistance of fighters in the occupied the onestop general says the palestinian operation turned israel's nightmare. into certainty stressing the normalization deals cannot stop the regimes collapse and in afghanistan taliban officials a say the death doll from devastating earthquake in the western province of harat has exceeded 2000.

us secretary of state anthony blincon released a statement on the occasion of saudi arabia's nationalduring relationship we have had with saudi arabia over the past eight decades. five years after khashogji's death, business as usual for the us and turkey, the two countries which mowed and grown for months, they accused rightly or wrongly the saudi crown prince of orchestrating the gruesome murder, but by the looks of things, they've already compromised their claimed concerns for human rights midway. this square is called daniel garcia. it was named after young man who was murdered almost 20 years ago due to the violence in soccer. que no esté la hinchada del otro equipo, soluciona el problema de la violencia, no, es lo mismo, vas corriendo los problemas, los que responsables son barrab de los clubes moron y tigre, era mi hijo, tenía 25 años, but the violence is seen in various forms in diff leagues, professional levels and on the sc

of the country and to demonstrate unwavering commitment to israel's security, us secretary of state anthony blinken said the day before. our white house correspondent, yulia yarmolenko, is following president biden's visit. congratulations yulia. congratulations natalya. the visit of the president was preceded by a tour of state secretary blinken to six countries of the region, including israel. he assured israelis of support and called on regional leaders to support jerusalem as well. what is the agenda of president biden's visit, what to expect from his trip? certainly, this visit, the visit of the president of the united states, will be much shorter. we expect president biden to fly to israel in the next few hours. this visit is expected to last one day, but will be extremely busy. of course, president biden will meet with representatives of the israeli authorities in tel aviva, but he also plans meetings in amman, in jordan, where he should meet , in particular, with the president of egypt, also the president of the palestinian authority and directly with the king of jordan, but now, as

are you a secretary of state anthony blinking arrives in egypt on his diplomatic tour of the middle east to discuss the israel gauze, the conflict, the and thousands of israelis evacuate the border city and there was a mass fires. more rockets from. the israel says it is preparing a full scale, land, air, and sea invasion of gaza. the next stage of its military offensive troops and heavy weapons are massing of the border. israel's military has killed at least 2329 palestinians in his bombing campaign since last saturday. 724 of them were children's mom involved reports this deforestation of, of the north and gospel off the easily the force has been pulse to need homes overnight. women and children problem on that. we are just citizens, unarmed civilians. they are attacking us women and children are waging war on women and children. shouldn't they be fighting against an army? where is it? the goals of health committees? 3 says a ballast teen is killed every 5 minutes in the site. the tax on to stay on you and this is one of the places where these are the armies tools policy needs to go to

done the opposite, just a week before the death anniversary of jamal khashouji, us secretary of state anthonyf saudi arabia national day, expressing how the us greatly values the enduring relationship we have had with saudi arabia over the past eight decades. five years after khashogji's death, business as usual for the us and turkey, the two countries which moaned and growned for months, they accused rightly or wrongly the saudi crown prince of orchestrating the gruesome murder, but by the looks of things, they've already compromised their claimed concerns for human rights midway. one, you're watching basketball here from, i'm your host,

i want to play what secretary of state anthony blinken said about that six billion dollar claim thisning. i want to play that and get a response on the other side. >> okay. >> under our law, under our sanctions, going back many, years it's always had the right to use those funds for humanitarian purposes, for food, for medicine, for medical equipment. the funds removed from one bank to another. it could more easily do. that under the close supervision of the u.s. treasury department. again, not a single cent has been spent from that account. when any money is spent from that, account it can only be used for medical supplies, for food, for medicine. those who are saying otherwise are either misinformed or misinforming. >> congressman, are you misinformed or misinforming? >> no, ma'am. secretary blinken is looking in a very idealistic rose colored black glasses. say money is not fungible to where they can free up that money. say they do put it into eight or food, that just frees up six billion dollars elsewhere to go for armament. to say that we trust iran, the democrats in congress do

and us secretary of state anthony blinking has now arrived in israel, where he told prime minister benjamin netanyahu quote, we are here. we are not going anywhere. he's also expected to hold talks on friday with the palestinian president mcclure to boss we are standing by for a press conference between netanyahu and the entity thinking will be speaking with the public. we will bring that live for you as soon as we have it. in the meantime, un secretary general antonio good ted, as has called on him off to release all hostages being held in gaza. moss has abducted thousands of people, including children and the elderly. many hostages were taken at an outdoor music festival. some of the families still have no news about their loved ones. sure, i have wrong as a 27 year old film student from tel aviv 11 members of her family are missing, and presumed kidnapped. shira wants the european union to pressure israel to find and rescue the hostages. w. suppose the backyard spoke with her in brussels. you are welcome to dw, can you tell us what you know about your relative so far? and so basically on

us secretary of state anthony blinkin, president of the european commission visited israel earlier ursula fonder and president of the european parliament roberta mytsola. in this way, politicians expressed support for the people of israel. but the ground operation that israel planned to launch over the weekend was unexpectedly postponed , the new york times reported with reference to its own sources in the israeli army . support of ground troops. the goal is to destroy the highest political and military the hamas hierarchies that control the gas. the new york times also writes that preparations for an offensive on the gaza sector are in full swing and could become... israel's largest ground operation since the 2006 lebanon war. referring to unnamed israeli officials , the new york times writes that hamas militants in response to the invasion of the gaza strip may kill the israeli hostages, who are 126 people in the enclave, according to the israeli authorities. meanwhile, un secretary general antonio guterres announced his views to the parties humanitarian appeals. as we stand on the brin

done the opposite, just a week before the death anniversary of jamal khashoji, us secretary of state. anthonysaudi arabia's national day, expressing how the us greatly values the enduring relationship we have had with saudi arabia over the past eight decades. five years after khashogji's death, business as usual for the u.s. and turkey, the two countries which moaned and grown for months, they accused rightly or wrongly the saudi crown prince of orchestrating the gruesome murder, but by the looks of things they've already. compromise their claimed concerns for human rights midway. i'm calling on ford's chicago assembly plant to stand up and go on strike. the union has made it clear that one of his key demands is to end the two tier system. this state is very expensive, i love round from, i love my community, i love to be a part of this community, however, the going rate of a one bedroom is $2,200. i am hoping that. everyone will come on board with us and stand against this, what's going on everyone, ali raza here, back with a brand new episode of erantech and i'm back here again at the atomic

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. >> secretary of state anthony blinken spoke alongside israeli prime minister netanyahu amid the ongoing war. the secretary audiocassetted -- talked about the ongoing violence and diplomatic aid. this is 15 minutes. deadly terror attacks over the weekend. this is 15 minutes. >> mr. secretary, my good friend tony, thank you for your important visit here today. thank you. thank president biden. and thank you to the american people for your incredible support for >> mr. secretary. my good friend tony. thank you for your visit today. . i want to thank you in hebe row as well. [speaking in hebrew] >> mr. secretary, your visit is another tangible example of america's unequivocal support for israel. hamas has shown itself to be an enemy of civilization. the massacring of young people at an outdoor music festival, the butchering of entire families, the murder of parents in front of their children and the murder of children in front of their parents. the burning of people alive, the beheadings. the kidnappings. of a young boy, not only kidnapped, molested, hurt, attacked, and the sickening displa

for movies like the the, [000:00:00;00] the, this is dw news live from ballot. us secretary of state anthony blinking, arrives in israel way. he tells from it as soon as and yahoo the us will always be by as well. soc thinking will also all thoughts with palestinian presidents, mahmoud abbas and there is no lights up and is really strikes on guys. i'm kind of sending this over to say more than a 1000 people have been killed that and over a quarter of a 1000000 displace.

. >> secretary of state anthony blinken said the u.s. agreed with israel on a plan to get aid to civilians in gaza. the state department said 1,000 u.s. citizens and immediately family members left israel on government sponsored charter flights. american boots could be on the ground in the near future with the defense second austin telling 2,000 troops be ready to deploy to help israel in a non-compat capacity. another update at the bottom of the hour and then a full hour of breaking new conference. now to "gutfeld!." >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: all right. we are back. we are back. i hope. here we are in america. just days ago the streets were filled with extremists who are not considered extremists cheering the rape and murder of innocent women. the people cheering over the death of innocence will shriek over the death of a new sets of innocents, the ones hamas uses as a human shields. we are going to experience a propaganda hera. you knew it was coming. the excuses for hamas filming women and children being abused followed the sa

secretary of state, anthony blinken, is continuing his middle east shop with a stop to egypt in just the visit comes amid high stakes negotiations between israel, egypt, and the united states to allow american citizen stuck in gaza to pass through the rafah border crossing into egypt. joining me now, nbc news correspondent, allie raffa. ali, thank you for being here. what can you tell us about the white house's ongoing negotiations to open that border crossing to americans stuck in gaza? >> yeah, jonathan, well as of this morning, u.s. officials are saying that this tentative deal, and they stress that word, tentative, between the u.s., egypt, israel, and qatar, to allow palestinian american safe passage through the rafah border crossing into egypt. they say the challenges around that deal still remain. these logistical challenges are the fact that this border is still close. there is no guarantee on when wl open, for how long it will remain open. hamas's influence could also play a huge role here. this is a group who has already told residents not to evacuate south. remember, half o

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watching the w and you see us a quick reminder of all the top stories is with us, secretary of state anthony blinking has told israel's prime minister that the united states stands with israel off to hamas taro times lincoln met with families of victims and commissions more military and financial support the wednesday is nearly 340000 people have been forced to leave their homes and gossip with fears of a few minutes early in price is growing. as these are all continued to launch as trucks. cause us health ministry says mold in 1400 lives have been lost in the territory. and that's it from me. and the news feed my clinic brand golf. we'll have a world news update for you at the top of the out on the get out. it says invalid and for me and the team the and he's had to do this special hot spots in germany 0 dw travel extremely worth a bit.

. >> secretary of state anthony blinken has been calling for clear condemnation from the united nations security council. secretary blinken statement came at an address in new york. this address is about 15 minutes. secretary blinken: i'm here today because the united states believes that the united nations and this council in particular has a crucial role to play in addressing this crisis. indeed, we put forward a resolution that sets out practical steps to take together toward that end. the resolution builds on many elements on the text that brazil put forward last week and incorporates substantive feedback that we received from fellows and grows on the views that i heard firsthand from partners across the region after hamas' appalling attack on october 7, views that the united states shares. first, we recognize the right and the imperative of states to defend themselves against terrorism. we must condemn hamas' terrorist attack against israel. babies riddled with bullets. young people hunted down and gunned down. people, young people beheaded. families burned alive in a final embrace

done the opposite, just a week before the death anniversary of jamal khashoji, us secretary of state anthonydi arabia's national day, expressing how the us greatly values the enduring relationship we have had with saudi arabia over the past eight decades. five years after khashogji's death, business as usual for the u.s. and turkey, the two countries which moaned and groaned for months, they accused rightly or wrongly the saudi crown prince of orchestrating the gruesome murder, but by the looks of things they've already come احنا بنيجي هنا عشان اهلنا محتاجين 90% من الاطفال اللي بيعملوا في قطاع غزه هو بيعمل عند اللي هو قريبه من الدرجه الاولى يعني يا عند ابوه يا عند انا بطلت من ال المدرسه عشان اجيب لها خبتيه وابوي مصاري وعشان اشتطي ابوي اللي هي كمان ماكينه وهي مكينه هنا واقع كله واقف هو المصنع كان يعني زي ما تقول كان في حوالي 15 عامل او 12 عامل بعد الحصار والهذا كله وقف هناك ما يقرب من 35 الفريج موجودين عاطلين عن العمل نظر قطعی جمهوری اسلامی این است که دولت هایی که قمار عادي سازی با رژیم صهیونیستی رو برای خودشون سرمشق و شیروه کار قرار میدن ایننا ضرر خواهند کرد بااخت منتظر این هاست دارن اشتباه