are we witnessing tit—for—tat? i diplomats. are we witnessing tit-for-tat?— tit-for-tat?tat? i think it's not surprising. this _ tit-for-tat? i think it's not surprising. this is - tit-for-tat? i think it's not surprising. this is an - tit-for-tat? | think it's not| surprising. this is an effort by putin to show great displeasure at the fact we are helping ukraine and it is completely typical i think of his playbook. i imagine there will be some tit—for—tat. but i don't think we should be surprised that he has resorted to this. , , ., to this. just drilling down into this, _ to this. just drilling down into this, obviously - to this. just drilling down into this, obviously the i into this, obviously the details are very limited at the moment. but what is your understanding of what has happened? i understanding of what has happened?— happened? i think he is signalling _ happened? i think he is signalling very - happened? i think he is signalling very clearly, | happened? i think he is i signalling very clearly, and happened? i think he is - signalling very clearly, and it

a tit for tat scenario is possible. it doesn't respond well then it's already lost a whole host of operatives, but it has blood does respond and tries to say face while it has broken, but risk losing its head. and that may allow as well to come and even harder militarily and restore to turns and clear the way for those 608-0000 displaced persons back. well, as you have more seen, there are many people are pointing the finger at as really as intelligent service. so what exactly does this say about hezbollah as defense preparedness? just one day, after the pedro explosions that we saw are enjoying and killing so many people it would show both on the page or front, as well as on the walkie talkie font. and again, one assumes that hezbollah had shifted. indeed, popular reporting had said it has a blended shift to these electronic, a lower tech communication devices because of the fear that cellphones could have been traced by these rallies. but indeed, it does show that how penetrated their supply chains are, how much knowl

- previous guest said he think| its it was just tit—for—tat and he doesn't _ its it was just tit—for—tatl its it was just tit—for—tat and l he doesn't think hezbollah will respond — he doesn't think hezbollah will respond but— he doesn't think hezbollah will respond. but it _ he doesn't think hezbollah will respond. but it is _ he doesn't think hezbollah will respond. but it is a _ he doesn't think hezbollah will respond. but it is a huge - he doesn't think hezbollah will respond. but it is a huge risk. i respond. but it is a huge risk. behind — respond. but it is a huge risk. behind this— respond. but it is a huge risk. behind this is— respond. but it is a huge risk. behind this is the _ respond. but it is a huge risk. behind this is the fact - respond. but it is a huge risk. behind this is the fact that. behind this is the fact that hezbollah _ behind this is the fact that hezbollah is _ behind this is the fact that hezbollah is backed - behind this is the fact that hezbollah is backed by. behind this is the fact that i hezbollah is backed by iran. behind _ hezbollah is backed by iran.

they say that this is a tit-for-tat measure. | this is a tit—for—tat measure.sk you about what is happening in washington and the talks about whether ukraine would be allowed to use western missiles to strike russian targets. the question is what reaction we could expect from vladimir putin if mr biden and others decide to give it the go—ahead. i others decide to give it the go-ahead-_ others decide to give it the go-ahead. others decide to give it the uo-ahead. ~ . . go-ahead. i think that what we are seeing _ go-ahead. i think that what we are seeing right _ go-ahead. i think that what we are seeing right now, - go-ahead. i think that what we are seeing right now, including this diplomatic expulsion and the statement from vladimir putin yesterday, when he was asked about these discussions and the possible decision, i think that this is basically russia trying to send a warning to the west, trying to scare allies of ukraine into inaction, that is what they want to happen. i think what is interesting is to look at the response to that. there was a robust respon

yeah, a new out of tit for tat continues around. is yet to retaliate for the killing of how much, but it's got chief is not honey or something we sort of forgotten about about to half of it is these are all if that happens. well, if you ask the israel officially, of course they are, you know, they have been preparing for what we leave on for decades now. there seems to be an understanding that whatever it is or the wrong might be doing, is real, can contain at that, at least with the assumption that they was were working operating under when they went along with this presumed assassination of any of which as well. so as it still does not officially acknowledge it, and it's just behind. but then at the same time, you know, for, for your on many years because by law was supposed to be the arm to which if, you know, if it executes any conflicts with israel and we might be seeing this happening any moment now. right. sonya was honest, it up even though he's not on his thank you. you're welcome to right now. so long guns had into the pol

and the fierce of not knowing with this flurry of tit for tat tax heading, arising by the date, hours before israel's the roots track has bull upon to know them. israel with thousands of records. and this came up to the deadly explosions of hezbollah pages and all the communication devices. earlier this week, israel has neither confirmed nor denied its involvement in the bluffs of the devices. the united nations high commission to for human rights, has condemned to devise explosions in lebanon as violation of international law. the un spokesperson intern ditched old punch is to de escalate immediately, saying that the region is on the brink of like a tester fee. this would mean a studio this data view, middle east, on our list. shiny was on, is shiny. nice to see you again. attention so high at the moment where do things stand? well, israel has signal this morning, is closing up in northern part of its air space. and be trying to say to has bella, we are expecting, you know, while you're planning when a kia, any civilian slides from that part also may be assuming that his mother will

we and tit-for-tat violence across the border started.— the border started.arted. we were showing pictures _ the border started. we were showing pictures of - the border started. we were showing pictures of those i the border started. we were i showing pictures of those cars flooding out of beirut. tell me about the sort of mood, the feeling they're in beirut because earlier in the day, it started with those israeli phone and text warnings, didn't it? , ., , phone and text warnings, didn't it? ,., , it? yes, of course, it started with the _ it? yes, of course, it started with the israelis _ it? yes, of course, it started with the israelis putting - it? yes, of course, it started with the israelis putting out| with the israelis putting out the propaganda video we saw eariier— the propaganda video we saw earlier and these messages and they also— earlier and these messages and they also managed to somehow broadcast these messages on local— broadcast these messages on local radio, some kind of hacking _ local radio, some kind of hacking or infiltration. and to st

since then, this tit—for—tat exchange has taken place — tit—for—tat exchange has taken place across theivilians killed. there are about _ civilians killed. there are about 90,000 will have to leave this site — about 90,000 will have to leave this site on the side of the border, _ this site on the side of the border, 60,000 on the other. israel— border, 60,000 on the other. israel made it a name of the war— israel made it a name of the war to — israel made it a name of the war to get the people back into their— war to get the people back into their houses in the north of israel _ their houses in the north of israel. united states and others _ israel. united states and others believe the best way to achieve — others believe the best way to achieve that is by negotiations, but the drumbeat has been — negotiations, but the drumbeat has been getting louder and louder— has been getting louder and louder from israel. the warnings about military action, the statements about the army, special— the statements about the army, special teams being put in position. some of this is obviously part of t

now, the sense i'm getting from the foreign office is this was a tit for tat.there was an arson attack. sorry. in april, two men were charged with an arson attack on a business linked to ukraine. i think it was a warehouse with aid to ukraine. and two men were charged with that. and there were suggestions they were linked to russia. then in may, the russian defence attache was expelled from the uk, and russian diplomats were told they could only stay in the country for five years. and the sense that officials are giving us is that they think that these expulsions that came in august were some kind of a response, tit for tat for that. but certainly the timing is very interesting. there's clearly a message in it that this very public announcement of the removal of the accreditation. is it a message for keir starmer? for domestic consumption in russia? boris bondarev is a former russian diplomat. he resigned from his post in protest against russia's invasion of ukraine in 2022. here's his assessment of the expulsion of british diplomats. we can interpret as a kind

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is well—controlled tit—for—tat. [s israel well—controlled tit—for—tat.. i don't think they want iran _ have sympathy with hamas. i don't think they want iran involved - think they want iran involved but some _ think they want iran involved but some elements in israeli society would _ some elements in israeli society would wish a move into the north in a military— would wish a move into the north in a military way and this is a way to do it _ a military way and this is a way to do it we — a military way and this is a way to do it. i've no idea what the effect of these — do it. i've no idea what the effect of these events this evening will have _ of these events this evening will have on— of these events this evening will have on that.— of these events this evening will have on that. thank you for being with us on — have on that. thank you for being with us on newsnight. _ have on that. thank you for being with us on newsnight. and - have on that. thank you for being with us on newsnight. and nick. | with us on newsnight. and nick. that's it from us, we'll

either the chinese would do tit for tat if they could, but the reality is the u.s. and western -- and the west writ large have much more leverage over china than china has over, you know, the united states, for example. so, the u.s. has a larger trade sur surplus, it has control of the dollar payment mechanism, it has advanced technology that it can ring fence from china. so, china doesn't always have the ability to tit for tat, which is why there's not usually a reaction to everything the united states or western governments do, but ultimately, they have to flex their muscles every once in awhile, say, look, we do have leverage over you, and one of the biggest points of leverage the chinese have is sales of western companies in china. and they can shut that down. and i think every once in awhile, they try to teach a lesson to say, we are not without levleverage. pain will come to you, too. >> can you put this into context in terms of stimulus efforts? we heard about the first tranche of stimulus overnight, the day before, and another tranche today, where they're ac

unfortunately, right now, in the world of tit—for—tat where people feel the need to yes, this is fromponse from the axis of resistance. the axis of resistance as the iranian inspired phase for the loose alliance of all iran's boxes around the middle east. this includes both hamas and hezbollah and various militias in iraq and syria. we have the kind of distinguish the words from the actions here. unfortunately, right now, in the world of tit—for—tat where people feel the need to respond to things, right now you have got iran considering that they have got an unsettled score with israel, the hamas political leader in tehran on july the 31st, which was a humiliating blow ensuring that every known security was compromised right at the heart in their own capital. really embarrassing for them, for a country that is obsessed with security. and you also have hezbollah, who have been humiliated and injured, wounded, angry, sore over these communication devices that have been blowing up in people's pockets and hands. so both of those, two hours, powerful allies, a lot of weapons at their dispo

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daughters day mother and i, i cut out started looking for them and so body parts for my neighbors and my tat. given the strikes were among the deadliest yet in my wasi. well as real maintains it was a targeted strike. how mos white we classified as a tear group denies it's militants were present in the area. china low from the norwegian refugee council spoke to me earlier. i meant to ask what information she had received on today's attack. we haven't gotten much from our staff who, who are sheltering and darrell della. but what we do know is that this is not the 1st time that we've seen civilians targeted and killed. and in what is a, unilaterally designated by israel as a seats on civilians must be protected no matter where they are, whether they're in these so called safe zones or not. but what we've seen time and time again and stuff there simply is no safe place in gaza. and the only way to protect civilian life and prevent further death is 1st the spire. now israel says that a, how may i ask, who i'm on, send to us located in the area that was attacked. does that make it a legitimate ta

we saw the increase in tit for tat. protects on both sides of the border that has continued over time, and we've maintained our preparedness, but the speed and severity of the situation that is now developing around us is, is a lot for anyone, as you heard from local 8 works on the ground. everyone now is fighting against the clock to give the refugee's the displace people, the materials and the money they need to be able to survive. the displacement as they've run from the items. how well is the country's infrastructure holding up because level has been suffering from numerous crises that we heard about in our report. there are, is the country holding together in terms of its electricity grid, the supply of water, the ability for people to move around? well, when this number of people move from one a barrier of the country to another, yes, they place an understandable strain on all of the systems. we have now tens, hundreds of thousands of people sheltering in schools in united seems another public buildings that want structure and sustained to look off to them. so everyone now is jo

back in april there was the tit—for—tat with— april there was the tit—for—tat with israel, essentially didn't want to ask two — that they didn't want to ask two escalators into war. so far and the — two escalators into war. so far and the situation in lebanon, despite — and the situation in lebanon, despite what has been happening so far— despite what has been happening so far i_ despite what has been happening so far i ron keeps on to these two seems to signal it doesn't see an — two seems to signal it doesn't see an interest in this escalating into an all out war. the _ escalating into an all out war. the question really is, is there _ the question really is, is there at— the question really is, is there at some point a tipping point — there at some point a tipping point that we're not quite clear— point that we're not quite clear where it is? point that we're not quite clearwhere it is? in many respects— clearwhere it is? in many respects what has happened, probably without this situation a few— probably without this situation a few months ago we would have said that — a few months

the tit for tat that was going on for the 11 months prior since we did not suffice. and now the use rarely use of not just expanded the footprint of those attack. they've gone up. i mean, yesterday there were 1600 attacks alone. and the target to those attacks have been a headboard uh arsenal, but also their leadership and their crossing has the, the red lines where for so long they route was kind of off limits to is really striking. now we're seeing almost every other day as striking. they route targeting has the senior leadership, so it's, it's, it's an, as it's a notable escalation from or the israelis versus the week and a half ago. how large could this campaign grow when we look at israel's goal stated goal of putting northern residents out of harm's way to but i think in the, in the immediate term, what we're going to see is a continuation of this intensification. it's almost a context of we'll have the life committed to continue attacking israel until there's a fire job that cease fire and secretary general health, and that's for all of after the telecommunica

fought in the sense that we are not accepting your rules of this engagement that we've had the tit for tat, the war of attrition. you are trying to enforce on us. we are setting up the rules and we're done. we're playing long to your uh, threats and just accepting that, accepting those dorm and you know, threats that we have had on our borders for so long. october 7th, have taught us israel the way it sees it has taught israel. we cannot, you know, keep on the way we have and things need to fundamentally change in the power dynamics in the middle east. and this is what they're trying to do very forcefully in the last weeks indeed. and by the way, there's still a war going on in gosh, correct. all right, which all of this go into effect that war and more specifically, how much? well, how much one and right from the start to see is real fighting and southern friends, including, you know, basically has bought a who join them. but everybody in the alliance with including your on the who sees into one but also the west bank and so wonderful from us. the goal was to see folks over 70 just as a b

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and the fierce of not knowing, with this flurry of tit for tat tax heading, arising by the date was before israel's, the root strike has bull upon to know them. israel with thousands of records, and this came up to the deadly explosions of hezbollah pages. and all the communication devices earlier this week is really has neither confirmed nor denied its involvement in the bloss of the devices. the united nations high commission to for human rights, has condemned to devise explosions in lebanon as violation of international law. the un spokesperson intern ditched old politics to de escalate immediately, saying that the region is on the brink of like a tester fee. and that's bringing, how does that yak option left? the senior director of the context them as a product. hello and welcome sat now in a few days, there's been pages and walkie talkie explosions. and now last night's asked, right, how we can this has, but right now at the moment is but i is the really big situation on the one hand, it cannot trust it's communication devices which have tried to switch to different means of communica

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a tit for tat kind of exchanges. we've been seeing since october. and eventually, in the peak that we saw last night deciding to go for the leader of a smaller casala himself, which there's no doubt how key. and i thought was to hast beula now that according to ease or at least that he's no more what happens? what takes over, that's a good question and it's not a decision to be made in and you know, among the rest of his ball or whoever is to left there alone. this is definitely a question to be rainy is we'll have to do a lot with and they would like to have somebody did their post with it. they can trust, but the cat or of people left behind is not so big. i mean on the other, on the one hand as well, it was a very organized hierarchal of organization. so they and they've been people in the ranks of has bought a for years and years that have had experience. but because it's not, we know there was a democratic process of election. there was no, it was not easy to get a new vacancy in a way. it wasn't easy to get promoted. so there are people with e

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ministry of foreign affairs, the press conference of the deputy director of promotion and training of the tat organization of the ministry of agricultural jihad, and the meeting of the officials of the cinema house on the occasion of the national cinema day, which our colleagues in in fact, these news meetings will also be attended and the latest news about the achievements and statements of the interviewers of these meetings will be provided to our viewers. we also have good news for the people of tehran today. and the speedway is supposed to be opened, this will help it will reduce the traffic of bahman square and in fact it will be connected from south to north to bozor noob road, bozor tandgovian road, and in fact we will have a special ease in these days and god willing, from now on, people will be able to travel more easily during the ceremony. celebrating exemplary doctors and pharmacists with the presence of the minister of welfare and the head of the medical system organization is one of the other programs that we will witness in tehran today. regarding stationery, our colleagues are

>> well, you are right to say it does feel different from the sort of -for-tat exchange of rocket fire been going on since october 7th. since the terrorist attack that came from hamas in the south. this feels much more like preparation for a much larger operation. the exploding mobile devices, the walkie-talkies, the pagers, that feels very much like a psychological operation, designed to put your enemy off their game, but to put uncertainty into them. the killing of abraham akhil, israel has been hitting a number of hezbollah rocket launches along the border. this feels like an attempt to degrade the enemy. these kinds of things, the grading of the enemy, this feels very much like a prelude to a much larger operation, whether that is the outbreak of an outright war, that is hard to tell, but this is much bigger than what was going on until a week ago. >> i heard you talking with chris hayes a couple of nights ago. something you said caught my attention. you've set it and people say it's all the time, hezbollah, which operates out of lebanon, they are not hamas. they are two different

also the timing of it, and that the uk saying the accusations were baseless and that it was a tit for tat action, so it's something that the uk has done before. but if russia does it, like it as, it will be condemned. well, as usual, it's a stream of lies out of london. as we know, the anglo-american empire's capital is not washington, it's london. the the so-called city of london is the bangster's capital of the world, and that's where the orders come down to the less educated americans. um, it's important to note that uh... there was a definition of a of a diplomat that was quite commonly known about 100 years ago, 150 years ago, and it was an otherwise decent man sent abroad to lie for his country. well, the english are the best at lying, in fact they were such good liars that the romans who gave a positive description to every nation they conquered except for the english, called them the perfidious albion 2 years ago, so... they've been lying for 200 years, they've been spying and they are the spearhead of the war against russia. england still imagines itself to be the sea power of th

extent, a fair amount of unhappiness among those within his butler, who before had put their faith in tat on as sort of the big brother who would come to their rescue. iran did not come to the rescue of hamas, and it doesn't appear that it's about to come to the rescue of hezbollah either. jim good point. >> ben wedeman in beirut, the news as just reported is that hezbollah has now confirmed the death of its leader so nasrallah, this follows and israeli announcement earlier this morning, local time that israel believes it had killed nasrallah in a strike mike on friday in beirut, we will be right back with more news wait is over. >> tim walz and j.d. vance that's in their first and only face-to-face to beat. and cnn has covered with the best political team in the business, a cnn special event, the vice presidential debate tuesday at nine on cnn that are more than they're ingredients hand, lost to time can now be analyzed and restored using the power of ai reserving memories and help me to write new leaving me for a turbotax expert who charges me last but gives me more thing it adam brough

begin to amplify the the the defensive measures and the counterstrikes, this is no longer a tit for tat, this is a uh overall uh war that is in the beginning stages and israel cannot be allowed, to fully gain a momentum or achieve any major strategic uh destructive uh victories, it needs to be hit hard from all directions simultaneously uh so that the people are met with the reality that they have two choices: either stay with netanyahu and die and burn in slow way, or remove netanyahu and uh seek immediate peace uh and uh things will uh be... immediately resolved and there will be, like you said, a cease fire, immediate ceastfire, immediate end of hostilities, and immediate cessation of all territorial missile strikes or anything like that will will end with the end of netanyahu and this bloody ruthless regime, otherwise israel will cease to cease to exist, and any dual citizens should immediately vacu evacuate israel, uh because its economy is about to collapse and uh its uh population about to be scattered. all right, thank you scott for uh joining us on the program, stay safe, we're

now, hazballah and israeli forces have exchanged fire in a series of tit for tat attacks along lebanon's southern border with the occupied palestinian territories, we're now joined by our correspondent in beirot, miram sal. for more details, maria. we show this. the evening the israelies launched several bombs towards the town of khirbit actually in areas that are towards the outskirts of the town closer to the el sultania town and that where they targeted seemingly a house that was evacuated, this is what we know from sources that up until now we don't have anyone who was injured in that attack, however this is area that is inhabitat it is far away from the border so we that hazbullah launched a direct retaliation against that attack, saying that they launched a swarm of drones uh towards the bars where they said they targeted the arm done launchers as well as positions for israeli officers and soldiers leaving scores of israeli soldiers and officers killed or wonded and when these when hazbullah puts that issue in the statement this means that they have intelligence they were able to s

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a deadly tit-for-tat that's now in its 11th month. with hundreds of hezbollah fighters injured, the group's communication's network is in complete disarray. with no major build-up of israeli forces at its borders, an all-out war between israel and hezbollah may not be as close as many fear. imtiaz tyab, cbs news, beirut. >>> a kentucky sheriff is under arrest accused of killing a judge. police say judge kevin mullins was shot and killed yesterday in his chambers in whitesburg, about 150 miles southeast of lexington. letcher county sheriff shawn stines was taken into custody at the scene and charged with murder. authorities say the judge was shot multiple times following an argument inside the courthouse. >>> coming up, new questions in the texas pipeline fire. the surprise discovery that sparked a criminal investigation. >>> and the first player to join the first player to join the 50-50 club. shohei ohtani in a game for the ages. ♪♪ missing out on the things you love because of asthma? get back to better breathing with fasenra, an ad

tat? hello, the elections in the altai republic, yes, they really are over, after processing all the ballots, honoring the votes, andrei turchak, the acting head of the region in rio, won, he gained almost more than 74% votes. let me remind you that three candidates from different political parties participated in the gubernatorial elections, the ldpr candidate, aleksandrov, came in second, he collected. more than 10% of the votes, followed by the candidate from the rodina party, oleg dobrynin, he collected about 6% of the votes, the elections in the region lasted 3 days, it must be said, they were quite active, according to the latest data, the turnout was almost 44%. 22 thousand voters chose electronic voting, it was held in the region for the first time this year, in general, it is worth noting that... elections in the altai republic, like a big holiday, some people came to vote in national costumes, there are even those who came to the polling station riding a camel, you can see these

that is the highest of any day since october 8 when this tit for tat began along the lebanon-israel borderlah fired a record number of missiles into northern israel, 165. i am sure the numbers will continue to go up. unprecedented numbers of casualties, too, on the lebanese side. prime minister netanyahu said they want to change the balance of forces in the north. statements today saying we are destroying what hezbollah has built up over the past two decades. we are waiting for the statement. it is clear it will not be the end of this. this is the beginning. of course, with this ratcheting up more stairs of the escalatory letter, the question is what can bring them down the ladder, will they keep going up? christian: i want to understand what the strategy is here. let's start with hezbollah. what was hassan nasrallah's strategy after october 7, did it work, where do they find themselves tonight after dragging lebanon into another war? >> the strategy was to launch what he calls a support front in solidarity with hamas in gaza. the idea was to tie down a percentage of israel's troops along

look at it as well, the us is trying to compensate for 9/11, it's it's become more of like a tit for tat type of situation, us government after 2001 is trying to compensate to the american public after so much weakness, vulnerability and hatred rose from that moment until now, but research does still show that right now americans are starting to question the... media narrative and the government narrative around the incident at that time? yeah, it is quite amazing that it took this long, but we're happy that the american public is at least beginning to wake up. mean batul on october 7th, 2001, that's when the us started its war on afghanistan, just three weeks of course after september 11th. i mean, logically, why would the us bomb afghanistan for hijackers? who were allegedly from saudi arabia, and and even if as it said it wanted to get osama bin laden, i mean, why wouldn't the u.s. use special forces, what would be the need to bomb a whole country and remain in afghanistan for 20 years, and and how do they get away with justifying this, your perspective? absolutely, um, afghanistan, t

civilians on both sides exhausted by almost a year of tit-for-tat fighting.as been hit several times by hezbollah rockets. yesterday for the first time israel said its gaza war aims including allowing israelis to return to homes evacuated close to the border. today's wave of attacks would have injured hezbollah's fighters, wrecked communications and damaged morale, but will it change the course of the war? paul adams, bbc news, jerusalem. host: l's talk to the senior fellow in the washington institute and former managing editor of lebanon's now news. thank you for joining us. what is your reaction to today's developments? guest: good evening. obviously this reaction, this operation today is a huge blow to hezbollah, and it shows that israel has maintained its upper hand when it comes to military, advancement but most importantly hezbollah is now very much exposed to israeli intelligence, to israeli reach. even if israel is not in lebanon or using the traditional military operations, hezbollah has lost the element of surprise and israel has regained it. the pr

safe. now we're going across to uh lebanon and the hezbolany forces, they exchange fire in a series of tat attacks along lebanon southern border with the occupied palestinian territories. the resistance group has targeted. israely military positions while the regime has launched strikes targeting seven lebanese towns. we're now joined by a beirot correspondent mariam sal to hear the details. maria, the floor is yours. yes, we definitely saw in the last two days an escalation uh between both sides if we can say, but it usually seems that hazbullah awaits uh the israelis uh to see what they do in addition to of course launching routine operations towards the military bases that are on the border, the israelies go beyond that, launch attack in areas where there are civilians, then hazbullah attacks further areas, but i want to start out with something very interesting that we heard today from the israeli media, they said that the head of the upper galilei uh committee has called on the military spokesperson to give authentic news and not to deceive the israeli public and terrorize them as he

since then, the two neighbors have been engaged in tid for tat cross-border attacks. venezuela says opposition presidential candidate. who was in hiding after challenging the re-election of nicholas madura, has left the country for spain. gonzales voluntarily took refuge for several days in the spanish embassy in caracas before he was granted political asylum in the european country. according to his lawyer and venezuela's vice presidents, gonzalez fled the country after an arrest warrant was issued last week against him over number of charges, including his insistance that maduro stold the july 28 vote. but as well. is facing political crisis since the national electoral council declared the incumbent president winner in the election, which was contested by the opposition. the us, the eu and some regional states also refused to recognize the results citing the lack of transparency. head of votes in the indian administer kashmir, regional parties are promising to restore region's semi autonomy and statod if elected. pr ali safe has more: for the first time in a decade