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tel aviv is under hezbollah rockets from the north. there are 6 airbases in the north and south of tel aviv that are practically out of business with these attacks will fall simultaneously with this front in the east. the iraqi resistance forces , which have already arrived in syria, are putting tel aviv under missile attacks with the syrian resistance forces from around the golan , then the ground attack of a multi-sided siege of the anti-missile systems of the zionist regime has not been able to destroy the city and the military bases of this regime. in contrast to much smaller and simpler rockets , they protect the yemeni and lebanese resistance from rockets and drones, and every day tel aviv is attacked with rockets with 100 to 15 kg warheads to defend the palestinian people. this operation can to be done in a few days if this does not happen. the bombings must be stopped immediately. muslims are found. don't expect those who don't let such and such a group do such and such a thing, because no one can stop this, when you are happy

that could reach where we are right now in tel aviv. >> they can hit tel aviv, they can destroy higha. there's supposedly 150,000 hezbollah rockets, which the israelis would have to invade lebanon to take out. so the united states has warned tehran, you send your proxies into israel and we will destroy them. i could see us getting in. this war is heating up, not calming down obviously, wolf. >> the u.s. has deployed two aircraft carrier battle groups to the eastern medical train not far from gaza and not far from lebanon either. they're supposedly designed to deter hezbollah from even thinking about launching missiles and rockets toward israel. this note to our viewers. if you would like information on how to help the humanitarian relief efforts in gaza and israel, go to cnn.com/impact. you'll find a list of vetted organizations providing important assistance. we'll have much more just ahead. we're live in tel aviv. >>> coming up, several communities in maine can now begin to heal and mourn those they lost after the suspected gunman in the deadly mass shootings was found dead last ev

tel aviv's version is the opposite.s has been completed. no, both sides have released propaganda videos that do not support the claims. but it is already clear that an israeli ground operation in the sector in any form with any name will be bloody and slow. palestinian troops prepared for an active defense for a long time. hamas is armed with a missile system anti-tank systems, grenade launchers of western and soviet production, which, according to data... got into the enclave through middle eastern intermediaries, thanks to corrupt officials of the kiev regime, while the engineers of the islamic resistance movement well prepared defensive lines: minefields, underground fortifications and communications, wired communications , which cannot be tapped for supplies of ammunition, fuel and food. hamas continues to hold hostages and prisoners of war who were captured during raids on the south of israel. now all palestinian foreign citizens are literally trapped in gas. no one can leave the combat zone . and there are virtual

occupied territories uh already uh sirens uh we heard uh according to israeli media uh as far as tel aviv and west of uh al- quds as well as in bersheva south of of the gaza strip and also on all israeli settlements around the gaza strip the israeli military uh so far has not commented uh on on on the ongoing uh situation uh that's been happening since the early hours. of of this morning uh, but uh, within the israeli media, they say the they are blaming the palestin hamas for the for for for for the attacks as hamas controls uh the gas the strip, but basically danny, what, what, what i what i see right now, is is is nothing short of a declaration of war by palestinian resistance groups against the israeli regime, this is the first time i see... something like this, especially with the dozens of palestinian resistance fighters uh storming the uh the security fence or the so-called borders as the israelis uh call it and you see the the israelelis have released videos of of of palestinian resistance fighters walking around within israeli settlements east of of gaza and the israeli uh milita

there was central tel aviv. there was debns central tel aviv.m , reported accurately . there , reported accurately. there have been two sirens. there have been two other sirens. not exactly here. but you can you can hear them, you know, if the question is, are these sirens going to go on? meaning are these rocket launches going to go on for lebanon from from gaza and it could all escalate into lebanon, which is an entirely different opera . different opera. >> but can we ask you are ordinary israelis there too? reflecting on the damage that they're seeing in gaza and these reports from the un about the amount of difficulty in the humanitarian aid operation and the number of children that have been injured, according to their statistics . statistics. >> um, okay. i wish i had a better answer to give you than than the following. no, they're not. um, and of course i'm generalising . yeah. you know, generalising. yeah. you know, the blood is boiling. the rage is still there. the aftershock of the of october 7th is, is such that people are somewhat i

over tel aviv. as we were live on the air, rockets were intercepted by the iron dome in israel. watch this. >> it's starting to rain and now we are starting to hear sirens. i'm going to be quiet for a second. what usually happens, if there's a rocket coming in, you'll start hearing the sound of the iron dome trying to intercept that rocket. this is the second day -- night in a row that we have gotten -- oh, there's tracer fire. can we turn the camera? oh, god, there's another one there. come over here to me. there's another run right above our head. right here. it's just gone behind the clouds. it's right above us. all right, we are seeing it right above our head, and i haven't heard that sound that we normally hear of the iron dome responding. we just saw fire, what appears to be from the iron dome trying to intercept. there's the sound. another one. another boom. car alarms now going off. that happens because it rattles. there, there, there. there's two, three, four, five. there are five incoming

les cuento rÁpidamente lo que nos ocurriÓ llegar aquÍ a tel aviv.n conectando a este paÍs con el resto del mundo, y muchos mÁs pasajeros que se quieren ir a los que estÁn llegando. despuÉs de chequear en el hotel, bien pasado 15 minutos cuando de pronto escuchamos dos alarmas de cohetes que estaban entrando a esa zona. nos encontramos cerca de 50.60 millas cerca de la franja de gaza. estos cohetes fueron destruidos por este famoso domo de acero, que es una forma defensiva de proteger a israel de ataques terroristas. es lo que estÁ ocurriendo ahora, a nivel polÍtico es la intensificaciÓn de la guerra, el primer ministro benjamÍn netanyahu ha hablado que lo peor todavÍa estÁ por venir comilla lo que se refiere seguramente es a una posible invasiÓn terrestre por parte del ejÉrcito israelÍ a la franja de gaza, para terminar con los terroristas. sin embargo, en estos momentos es muy complicado, debido a que hay entre 100 y 150 rehenes, uno de ellos ustedes lo acaban de presentar, la hija de un inmigrante colombiano, y la situaciÓn es muy difÍcil. continu

we're tel aviv. it's an hour and a half drive to gaza.li attacks on hamas positions in gaza. yet still rockets coming out of gaza. what the hamas has said in response, in targeting what the israeli defense forces say are hamas installations, there are civilians who are killed. for every house that's demolished, they'll begin to execute one hostage. many israeli developments, prime minister netanyahu said the things they'll do to gaza will echo throughout the middle east. they've called up 3,000 reservists, overseas in other places, sending out airplanes to bring them back, 300,000 of them and right now israel is prefaring for a battle on three fronts, the one on gaza, kinetic situation in the west bank, and what might come from the northern boarder with hezbollah. so everybody's on very, very high alert here. >> ali, thank you very much. stay safe. we appreciate you coming back on with us. >>> attacks against israel aren't only coming from the south but across the north. >> matt brad hooe is in lebanon's capital city of beirut. how this f

tel aviv. it just isn't there. >> charlie, thank you for that. el apologies for that, we've lost vision with you there in twe've apologies for that, we've lost vision with you there in twe've heard ogies for that, we've lost vision with you there in twe've heard yous for that, we've lost vision with you there in twe've heard you loud that, we've lost vision with you there in twe've heard you loud and but we've heard you loud and clear. more from you, of course, throughout afternoon. but throughout the afternoon. but let's dan let's now bring in dan fefferman, policy scholar let's now bring in dan fefmiddle policy scholar let's now bring in dan fefmiddle east policy scholar let's now bring in dan fefmiddle east affairsy scholar let's now bring in dan fefmiddle east affairs andiolar on middle east affairs and executive director of sharaka. that's an ngo promoting peace in the region. thank you very much indeed for time that indeed for your time on that very note, we understand that antony blinken is now probably flying to jordan, to oman and maybe m

, two bases in the north of tel aviv and one base in haifa itself, which they defend. they have a strong air from all these layers of defense it passed and hit its target for the first time, hamas used this missile in 2014, it hit targets in the 55-day war, but the important thing is that the question is still raised, how can a missile that weighs about 500 kilos be hit by any of these air defenses, especially in tel aviv, that is, tel aviv has many multi-layered missile shields to protect this city and this occupied land, but it has gone beyond this and its target is in haifa, which is one of the main centers of the zionist regime, especially that one of the sites for the production of mass destruction weapons of the zionist regime is in haifa and is the target place. thank you mr. shadlo , we have another report. zionist regime media described the failure of this regime against the operation of the al-aqsa storm on saturday morning as a disgrace for tel aviv . eski news arabic network has a report about this, describing the al-aqsa storm as a major information failur

jorge: hoy es martes 10 de octubre, estamos transmitiendo vivo desde tel aviv en el cuarto dÍa de lantre israel. el gobierno israelÍ anunciÓ una nueva ofensiva diciendo que gaza nunca volverÁ a ser lo que era. la cifra de muertos se aproxima a los 2500, israel asegura que ha abatido a 1500 miembros de hamas. no sÓlo muertos terroristas, tambiÉn hay 260 niÑos asesinados y mÁs de 200 mujeres, como se puede ver en estas imÁgenes tomadas dentro de la zona de guerra en gaza, de la de israel y las vÍctimas civiles sobrepasan el millar, incluyendo decenas de niÑos y bebÉs, han caÍdo 14 estadounidenses, 20 podrÍan estar secuestrados, 20 latinoamericanos volvieron y hay 25 desaparecidos. el presidente biden hamas reiterÓ su condena al grupo terrorista y su apoyo a israel, al tiempo que advirtiÓ a otros paÍses de no intentar aprovecharse del conflicto. las fuerzas israelÍes dicen que en las Últimas horas repelieron ataques desde siria, hamas dice que no va a discutir la liberaciÓn de los 150 rehenes que tienen en su poder mientras continÚan los bombardeos. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn con il

the third time today tel aviv has taken rocket fire from gaza.and tel aviv remain under rocket fire since the israelis have launched thousands of airstrikes over the gaza strip the past ten days. they have killed a senior hamas official in the middle of gaza, they say the person involved in general intelligence was killed in an airstrike earlier today and in response to the rockets, israel targeting gaza with artillery. take a look. you can see behind my israeli artillery units fire on the northern part of the gaza strip. targeting gaza from the air and the ground, trying to put as much pressure on hamas as possible. today we spoke with the idf spokesman about what's taking place in israel, and he indicated a lot of the concern right now is on the northern border where there has been a lot of anti-tank fire into the northern part of the country. israelis have responded who they say is linked to iran. >> hezbollah carried out shooting attacks to distract from the war effort in the south and iranian instruction and support. >> there was talk of a c

that was when a rocket hit in the middle of tel aviv.t was about a mile half or two miles from our hotel. and had a picture taken from our balcony with the smoke billowing up. that has started this whole scenario with gaza and it's developed now, we feel like we are in a safe place now in jerusalem. i don't want to tell you where that is. but we feel like surrounded by the walls and we still try to go to some of the places that are safe. but let me tell you one thing, we were touring the dome of the rock the other day and up drives what we think is a big tour bus. it's not a tour bus. about 50 iraqi soldiers -- not iraqi, but israeli soldiers get out armed with oozies and start marching all around. and you just don't see that everyday. we come from knoxville, tennessee, and you see that and it's pretty harrowing. >> yeah, i bet. this is certainly not something anyone is used to. did you see anyone get injured or worse while you were there? there have been a lot of reports of kidnappings as well. what have you seen since you've been there

folly: alan fisher in tel aviv. thank you. ♪ let's meet our guests.the occupied west bank, we are joined by dalal iriqat, assisted professor of diplomacy at the arab american university. dalal is also a columnist for a newspaper. in washington, d.c. is khaled elgindy, a senior fellow at the italy eastern institute and author. also in washington, d.c., phyllis bennis, a fellow at the institute of policy studies think tank and advisor to the jewish voice for peace organization. phyllis, let me start with you in washington. we have seen a visit for support from president biden to tel aviv , to israel, even after a massacre at a hospital in gaza. even at a time when the region is boiling. why is the u.s. so supporting -- so committed to supporting israel? phyllis: that is a long story and we do not have time to go into the history but the story today is the consequences of the visit. the bearhug diplomacy means unless there is a public call for a cease-fire, which i do not anticipate we will see, this visit will be seen -- and should be seen -- as a real

reporting from tel aviv, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash."red hill in new york. fighting continues between israel and hamas as we learn more about the extent of the bloodshed. israeli officials now say that 1,200 israelis were killed in the attacks by hamas. the gaza health ministry says 900 people in gaza have died in israel's response. >>> the ex-girlfriend of former crypto exec sam bankman-fried testified in the federal trial against him tuesday. caroline ellison, who took a plea deal with prosecutors, said bankman-fried directed her to commit fraud and money laundering and told her he would be president one day. >>> and the movie musical adaptation of the color purple has a new trailer out. the film stars fantasia barrino and taraji p. henson. the color purple hits theaters christmas day. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we're in israel as it prepares for an expected ground invasion of gaza in what is already

at night, hamas launched new rocket attacks on tel aviv and jerusalem.was necessary to interrupt not only the meeting of the israeli knesset, but also the meeting between the head of the state department, blinken, and prime minister neath. they also had to hide in the bunker and sit there for 5 minutes: cleverly and frau ursula vondern were already running in the shelter before blinkin. agree that we have already seen something like this somewhere in ukraine. the only difference is that the united states has money for israel, but not for ukraine. before the start of the military operation, tel aviv urgently requested $10 billion from the united states, writes the new york times, citing sources among them. white house officials, to understand, the last tranche from washington to kiev amounted to only $500 million, and ukraine’s chances of becoming a beloved wife again, against the backdrop of escalation in the middle east on the eve of biden’s trip there, are practically zero. biden announced the visit for tomorrow, immediately after which old joe will he

none of these air defenses weigh about 500 kilos especially in tel aviv, that is, tel aviv has many multi-layered missile shields to protect this city and this occupied land, but it has gone beyond this and its target is in haifa, which is one of the main centers of regime three, one of the weapons production sites. the mass killings of the zionist regime are in haifa and target them. thank you , we have another report. the media of the zionist regime described the failure of this regime against the al-aqsa storm operation on saturday morning as a disgrace for tel aviv. sky news arabic channel has a report about this that we can see. israeli and foreign media israel's inability to discover the al-aqsa storm operation is described as a major intelligence failure for this regime . haaretz newspaper wrote: the hamas movement, which is a small organization , revealed the fragility of israel, which considered itself a regional superpower. hearts emphasized: the responsibility for this failure, although first and foremost. it is the responsibility of the military intelligence department and israel's pu

. >> roxana saberi joins us now from tel aviv. roxana, there is so much fear about a widening conflict. how do you see this deadly explosion in gaza impacting the situation in the north near lebanon where you were? >> reporter: well, the reaction from hezbollah has been swift. tonight they're calling for a day of rage across the world tomorrow in response to the attack that they're clearly blaming on israel. norah. >> roxana saberi, thank you. >>> cbs news spoke to with the moth of a 21-year-old french israeli woman being held hostage by hamas. she appeared to be injured. cbs news is only showing this image from that video as to not spread that propaganda further. she was abducted along with dozens of others at that music festival where 260 people were slaughtered. in theed video was released, her family didn't know if she was dead or alive. her mother called on world leaders to do all they can to by her daughter and all of the hostages home. >> it's very hard to see my daughter. i see the pain. i see that she's in physical pain.

you see the aftermath of what is going on there in tel aviv. i mentioned to you earlier that i've been in touch with people who are in and around tel aviv, who were hearing the sirens, going up and down from the bomb shelters, for the most part, they have been protected by israel's famous iron dome system, which protects from rockets, but obviously, it is not foolproof. and we're seeing that right now in new video that we have from tel aviv, which is an important note, because, yes, what is happening where you are closer to the border with gaza, nic, it is sort of where everybody is focused for lots of reasons, first and foremost, because that's where the hamas terrorists physically came in, killed save yans, took civilians across the border into gaza, but it is not limited to that area. >> not at all. typically in the past, when hamas had shorter range missile systems, they would hit the towns here, but now they can reach tel aviv. it seems that that is their preferred target. potentially because it's a greater density of population. potential

when joe biden gets to tel aviv, do you think you will- to tel aviv, do you think you will want to beisrael? what happens once they have achieved, if they can achieve, their military objectives. is that part of the equation of what a president would want any situation like this? ~ ., a president would want any situation like this? ~ . ., , , a president would want any situation like this? ~ . . , , ., , like this? what has been really interesting _ like this? what has been really interesting to _ like this? what has been really interesting to watch _ like this? what has been really interesting to watch is - like this? what has been really interesting to watch is that - like this? what has been really interesting to watch is that for| like this? what has been really i interesting to watch is that forjoe biden, he is really integrating the political and military objectives he is building in the israeli public a tremendous equity, his ratings are sky high. that gives him some latitude to tell the israelis not to have an invasion that can preclude the potential for reconciliation, have an

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tel aviv is under hezbollah rockets from the north. there are 6 airbases in the north and south of tel aviv that will be practically disabled by these attacks . simultaneously with this front, the iraqi resistance forces, which have already arrived in syria, with the syrian resistance forces , are putting tel aviv under missile attacks from around the golan, then a ground attack , a multi-sided siege, and the anti-missile systems of the zionist regime have not been able to escape from the city so far. and the military bases of this regime in front of rockets that are much smaller and simpler than the power of yemeni resistance rockets to protect lebanon and every day tel aviv is attacked with rockets with 15-100 kg warheads to defend the palestinian people. this operation can be done in a few days if this does not happen. the bombings must be stopped immediately. muslims can't expect it. from those who don't let so-and-so group do so-and-so. someone take it when they become bit. shadello radio news. allahu akbar. am america i'm sorry,

>>> tonight live from tel aviv where the u.s. is ramping up efforts to get americans out and israel says they are preparing for a coordinated attack. fighting on israel's south and north while inside gaza americans are trapped, unable to get out. but the border may now open within hours. the ship now coming to israel to evacuate americans. our interview with the u.s. senators on the ground here, at one point rushed to a bomb shelter. the deadly explosion inside gaza. this caravan of civilians hit. hamas says dozens were killed including children, but israel pushing back, saying it wasn't them. what we know right now. desperate hours of hospitals inside the palestinian territory, 35,000 now sheltering in one hospital. food, water, and medicine running dangerously low. while in israel, we are with doctors preparing for war. our first look at the weapons hamas fighters used in their deadly attack. did they come from iran? >>> the new warning from the fbi director about terror threats in the u.s. >>> we remember suzanne somers the st

that was friday night here in tel aviv.o, there is a little bit of confusion, but there is a lot of concern that it is taking so long for some americans to be able to get out of the country. also knowing that ll the of these troops amassing on the border, there is a real concern that this is going to be the beginning of the ground war, as you know, israel continues to pound gaza from the sky. and anyone that is anywhere near that, that is anywhere along the southern border, who may want to leave who are may want to come back to the united states, they're going to try to do that as soon as they can. but it is just very difficult right now commercially. i flew in yesterday. there was almost no one on the flight coming here. the flight was packed full going back to the states. >> i bet. sara, stay safe obviously on the ground in tel aviv. keep us updated on what you're hearing. thank you. this has been an incredibly painful week for so many process. just to process the horror of what we have seen happen in israel. the rabbi fr

we're live in tel aviv. right now the idf has announced that ground operations in gaza are expanding. of course, that is a big concern for those who have loved ones who were taken hostage, who were kidnapped by hamas roughly three weeks ago on october 7th. alex and jeremy have new reporting on the hostage negotiations. i believe jeremy diamond and alex mar t alex mar quiet, the number is 224. alex, what can you tell us ability the state of negotiations given the fact that air strikes are intensifying in gaza and ground operations are expanding according to the idf. >> it's hard to imagine that what we're seeing now doesn't hugely complicate the prospect of getting at least some of those 200 hostages out. that was what was being aimed for by the negotiators that were led by qatar, at least in the next hostage release, which we had thought might come in the coming hours or days, could have dozens or as many perhaps as 100. but seeing what we are now, obviously, that throws frg into flux. we have been cautioned

he's joining me now from tel aviv. it's good to have you, sir. i am also in tel aviv.be hearing what i am hearing. booms around us has clearly been a real optic in this conflict. just in the past hour or so. what do you understand to be happening as we speak? >> well, first of all, you're right, i'm giving you this interview, becky, in between sirens, hopefully, we won't have one that forces both of to us go down to the shelter. which goes to tell you what position we are and enough. we are suffering -- i mean, politics aside, the whole country is now suffering. and really this is, you know, the worst day in our history since the holocaust. there was not such a number of jews killed in one day. and i'm the son of a holocaust survivor. so it touches new places you usually don't think about. we will do everything necessary in order to make sure that israel is safe and sound. and we are taking away from hamas' capabilities. whether it's from the government or from the opposition, i mean, israel will stand united. and i know we will stand united with the united states. i c

i'm talking you from tel aviv.y family lives here and my three children are constantly running down to the basement to the bomb shelter, i'm obviously not with them. but thousands, hundreds of thousands of people in israel tonight are spending their time in the bomb shelters with the sirens trying to protect themselves and their loved ones. >> at this hour, could you give us an update on how many israelis have been killed by these hamas terrorists and how many hostages are being held? >> yes, we have now certain that over 700 people have been killed since this attack started. and it is important to mention that this is not just soldiers or young men, these are women, these are elderly, these are children, entire families, absolutely massive executed in cold blood by hamas. their bodies mutilated in some cases. some of them taken back into gaza. and we know that we have tens of hostages now inside of gaza. soldiers and civilians alike and women and children and elderly. they just took everyone they could and you see

the chief of our middle east bureau, sergey pashkov, is in direct communication from tel aviv. the gas disaster, biden's visit, over to you, hello, evgeniy, yes, indeed, biden's business is taking place against the backdrop of the dramatic circumstances of the disaster in the hospital, in the gas sector, now, according to our data, the meeting between benjamin netanyahu and joe has ended biden, which took place here a block away from us in the center of tel aviv at the kimpinska hotel. not far from the american embassy on the embankment, you see, the embankment is still blocked, all traffic is turning in the opposite direction, but the leaders have already finished, completed consultations, their essence can be briefly reduced to two questions: first, israel will not know, know the lack of anything -including military supplies, this is, as it were, biden’s statement, second, the united states obviously accepts israel’s point of view and version of yesterday evening’s events in the skies over gaza, the day before the israeli military presented a whole series of materials, this h

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rebecca rivers, who is reporting from jerusalem. rebecca, some reports of miss styles targeting tel aviv tell us more. yeah, it is a short while ago. next we were getting reports at the sirens was sounding a game, had been a low since the sirens that from the sirens this evening, a few a had been sounding, but we got some reports that were that were at they was sounding in tel aviv. and in fact, it appears that we're getting reports of a 150 roll kits there on. it's a long confirmed report, but we are getting those reports in a $150.00 rockets that were aimed towards the tel aviv there have been some hits. we're looking at some unconcern videos that the circulating on social media and it does appear that several buildings or a couple of buildings, i should say. it has been hit the uh, the medical, the health ministry here in israel has also alerted saying that following those alerts that conducting searches in areas in and around tel aviv in certain neighborhoods. and that the majority of the coal sent it around an area called that . yeah. and the teams were getting reports of injured vi

what has happened with tel aviv?s head residential building in the center of the gaza strip, the hamas movement and resistance. groups issued a statement saying that when the israeli jets are hitting or aircrafts are hitting residential buildings in the center of the ghaza ship then they have to wait for the resistance response and this is exactly what happened rockets and missiles were fired from the gaza strip into tel aviv the heart of tel aviv number of israels had been wonded destruction was clear. there were order for the israeli israels left there to remain in their homes and not to leave it because the the servents were still heard since the early hours of today sunday in tel aviv in the areas of course around the gaza strap also in the areas where illegal settlements are held near al khalif. palestinians were reporting that they could hear clearly the sound of explosions of miss being had the as netanyahu had said and warned that he will be targeting and hitting every ancient the gap and he also advised that

tel aviv recalled its diplomats from turkey.he large gathering of opponents of the zionist regime in istanbul and the speech of the turkish president, the minister of foreign affairs of the zionist regime announced: he has called the zionist diplomats from ankara. cohen said that this action was done with the aim of re-evaluating the relations between tel aviv and ankara . in his speech, the president of turkey said that hamas is not a terrorist group and that the west is primarily responsible it is the events that happened in gaza. recep tayyip erdoğan emphasized that the zionist regime would not last even 3 days without the support of western countries, and western officials were deaf and dumb in front of the massacre in gaza. last night's crimes by the zionist regime in the gaza strip have also resulted in the reactions of cyberspace users. amnesty international called it difficult to record the numerous war crimes committed by the people of gaza. in response to these actions, the authorities of the zionist regime called this

it was just it was non—stop barrage in tel aviv . we non—stop barrage in tel aviv. could hear the thank god, but we could hear the booms and children crying and people were worried and still are. in fact, i wanted a phone. i've got one of my daughters living there and my granddaughter and couldn't speak to them because there were sirens going off and they were rushed into safe housing. but you know, thank god nothing but thanks for the iron dome . it's thanks for the iron dome. it's amazing. yeah, amazing bit of technology , erg. technology, erg. >> and a lot of people were sort of criticising in a way, israel saying, oh, well, you know, this they got under the radar. and how did you miss this and all that? from what i can that? but from what i can understand, this iron dome understand, and this iron dome protects radar. so protects there's a radar. so there's like an area which is quite and someone quite vulnerable and someone wanted to attack. that would probably that they probably be the way that they did so these people did it. so these people were focussed conc

how are things in tel aviv?us some color on what you are seeing and hearing. >> as you can imagine, most flights were canceled into israel. i was going from berlin, had to go down to frankfurt, there was still a seat available. there is always heightened security when you're going into israel. they do very intense screening in germany. of never seen this before, you had a sort of armor and police convoy vehicle that was following the plane down the tarmac, even as it took off. and coming down into tel aviv, things were very calm and quiet in tel aviv, most businesses are shut and the streets are very quiet. six months ago everything was bustling. also a huge amount of protest on the street, that has all evaporated and a unity has been forming here in israel. kriti: we thank u.s. always for your reporting. he will be back to give us those regular updates. tobias bork, senior research fellow, let's broaden this picture. we just got the nitty-gritty from oliver. talk about the chances of this escalating into a regi

live in tel aviv. we're getting some brand new video of the two hostages who were just released by hamas. you can see, if you look, paramedics tending to nurit cooper and yocheved lifshitz. the lifshitz family put out a statement confirming that the two women were handed over to the red cross at the rafah crossing. sources tell cnn that the u.s. is trying to delay the ground incursion into gaza in hopes of getting even more hostages out and more aid into gaza. with me to discuss, former israeli ambassador to the united states michael oren. mr. ambassador, good to see you again. do you think president biden will be able to continue prevailing upon prime minister netanyahu to continue delaying the ground incursion for the reasons laid out, to let humanitarian aid in and allow more hostages out? >> i don't know that he's actually prevailing upon benjamin netanyahu to do this. the national security council has denied it. the state department has denied it. let's say for argument's sake they are asking isra

tel aviv is under hezbollah rockets from the north. there are 6 air bases in the north and south of tel aviv, which will be practically disabled with these attacks. at the same time, in the east of this front , the iraqi resistance forces, which have already arrived in syria, together with the syrian resistance forces from around the occupied golan , put tel aviv under missile attacks. then the ground attack of a multilateral blockade of the anti-missile systems of the zionist regime has failed so far. from the city and military bases of this regime in front of rockets that are much smaller and simpler than rockets and drones protect the resistance of yemen and lebanon, and every day tel aviv is attacked with rockets with warheads of about 15 to 100 kilograms to defend the palestinian people. this operation can be done in a few days. if this does not happen. the bombings must be stopped immediately. muslims are found. don't expect from those who don't let such and such a group do such and such a thing, because no one can stop it. when

the movement says that the opposing stance would embolden tel aviv escalate what. called the genocidal war on more than 2 million palestinians. it has slamed the israely onslot on gaza's trip as a blatant violation of international and humanitarian law. this follows a unsc vote a russian proposed resolution on the establishment of corritors for aiding and rescueing civilians in gaza. the motion failed to be adopted with four votes against and six abstentions and only five in favor. meantime, the united nations has warned israel against the forceable transfer of civilians in the gaza strip, saying that would lead to a breach of international law. the un human rights office says that legal temporary evacuation of civilians came with obligations on israel, which it has made no attempt to fulfill. the geneva based agencies says that israel's order to evacuate combined with a complete siege on gaza would. to a forcible transfer of civilians, the term forceable transfer describes the force relocation of civilian populations, that's a crime against humanity, punishable by the international cr

in in tel aviv .

at 4 in the afternoon rumbled in the sky over tel aviv.sirens began to wail in the port of ashkelon. i work as a nurse in a hospital, the wounded are still coming in, but there are no gunshot wounds anymore, there are only shrapnel wounds from rockets. again volleys of dozens of rockets, so that the iron dome system could not track and neutralize all the shells fired at israel, and every day again militants from the rest of the world. over the years of work in israel, we had to visit bengurion international airport, probably hundreds of times, but for the first time we see such a dense and numerous crowd of people in the zone, everyone who can is trying to leave israel. tourists are flying away, pilgrims are flying away, those visiting family and friends are flying away. those who fly away are actually from... those who have not received a summons to the army and those who have the opportunity to fly away, but are in a hurry to do so because they are afraid that the main air gates of the country could slam shut at any moment, and for a lon

linsey. >> linsey: ian pannell jmpblts live in tel aviv for us.as militants are targeting civilians. one mother describes the phone call from her 22-year-old daughter when gunmen attacked that music festival. she hasn't heard from her since. abc's james longman also in israel tonight. >> reporter: israel faces two crises tonight -- an unprecedented attack, and a hostage situation like no other. the government says militants kidnapped more than a hundred people. many of them now in gaza. among them, 25-year-old noa argamani taken away by gunmen on a motorcycle as she begs "don't kill me" and reaches out to her boyfriend as he's led away. video shows palestinian militants taking entire families captive, young children and the elderly. >> this is a massive terrorist attack that is gunning down israeli civilians in their towns, in their homes and as we've seen so graphically, literally dragging people across the border with gaza, including a holocaust survivor in a wheelchair, women and children. >> hi, i'm james. >> reporter: we met jennifer whose 22

i'm wolf blitzer in tel aviv. i'll be back tomorrow night also here in tel aviv beginning tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern earlier in the day, and of course later in "the situation room" 6:00 p.m. eastern. you can always follow me on x formerly known as twitter and instagram @wolfblitzer. and you can tweet the show @cnnsitroom. the show is also available as a podcast wherever you get your podcast. "erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now.

washington and the public behind the scenes approve any actions of tel aviv. york times noted that american support for israel is causing rage in the middle east. the publication notes that many muslim countries are convinced that the united states is not only indifferent to the suffering of the palestinians, but is also complicit in the gas bombings. former egyptian foreign minister nabil fahmy said there is enormous anger in the arab world, even from those who do not support hamas. the slogan of the death of america is heard more and more often , support for the kiev regime is weakening in developing countries, it is going through financial times, which leads to the fact that washington is not at all embarrassed by blatant violations by television rules of warfare, although russia and the united states are actively and unfoundedly accused of this, now in africa, asia and latin america they have seen western hypocrisy and no longer want to support ukraine, a diplomat from one of the g7 countries complains, in such conditions the americans have to... to improv

that is the very latest right now here in tel aviv. i'm jay gray. back to you. >> thanks for very latest, jay. >>> the state department estimates there are more than a half million people with american citizenship in israel. some of them want to leave as soon as possible. >> just this morning, the state department announced it is continuing charter flights out of tel aviv, at least for now. nbc bay area's kris sanchez has how long that could possibly even be an option. >> reporter: the state department is urging any american that wants to leave israel to get on those charter flights as soon as possible because it's not clear how long those flights are going to be an option. we do know that at least for the end of the week is when those charter flights are going to continue running. in israel, americans can get on those charter flights out of the airport in tel aviv through thursday. the flighting are operating on a rolling basis depending on the conditions. in gaza, the rafah crossing into egypt is open for now to u.s. citizens and other foreigners.

cnn's erin burnett is in tel aviv. and erin, as you travel around israel, what are you hearing from the civilians, the innocent men and women and children stuck in the middle of this war? >> reporter: jake, in many ways it does remind me of those horrific and unspeakable days after 9/11 here, that there is just this hole in people's heart, the grief. they greet each other with a sigh. the world has changed. there's not much traffic on the road. plenty of stores are closed. not all of them, of course. but it is a palpable shift. it is a change. it is a nation in shock and grief. and there is no question about that. i mean, today along a checkpoint near the gaza border, jake, we were actually stopped because there was small arms fire, an operation going on between militants and idf on the other side. so we were waiting. and as we were waiting there, listening to the artillery in the distance, where that festival was was a few miles away. we ran into a young woman who had been a bartender at the festival. she's fled 10 ki

in the wake of these attacks, alarm bells in tel aviv and the towns around gaza sounded and tel aviv was in terror for hours. 14 zionist television reported that several zionists were wounded in resistance attacks. hezbollah also targeted several other occupation bases, including berranit base near the lebanese border, with a missile attack. in this attack, hezbollah fired 10 guided missiles. zionist sources claimed that hezbollah has targeted more than 20 points with rockets. the zionist regime targeted areas of southern lebanon with artillery and drone attacks . the american base of this al-aswad in iraq it was the target of a missile attack. this attack was carried out with two grad rockets. damages and possible casualties of this attack have not been determined. before this attack, the defense systems of ain al-aswad intercepted two drones near this base. the recent attack between al-aswad is the fifth attack in recent days. the iraqi islamic resistance has claimed responsibility for the attack. in the last few days, american bases in iraq and syria have been repeatedly targeted

headlines of price tv, palestinian resistance fighters fire rockets at occupied al gores and tel aviv in retaliation for this really aggression that's claim the lives of more than 2800 gosons so far. tehron in moscow believe. that the root cause of the conflict in gaza stems from decades of israeli oppression and crimes against palestinians. hesmala resistance movement hits five more israeli military bases along the lebanese border. hello and welcome to press tv's world news and hashim, thanks so much for being with us, we continue of course with our report on the situation in the gaza strip where israely warplanes continue to hammer hammer the gaza strip neighborhood by neighborhood, reducing the fully blockaded palestinian territory to rapo over 2800 palestinians including more than a thousand. children have been killed in the 10 days of relentless bombardment by the regime. almost 11,000 others have been wounded so far. palestinian civil defense officials say over 1,000 people are missing under the rupple of buildings destroyed by israeli air strikes in gaza. the humanitarian situa

war in tel aviv. the french the. war in tel aviv.aeli government before a scheduled visit to the west bank and talks with the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas in the north of israel. the military struck more positions over the border in southern lebanon overnight. claim they took out hezbollah terrorists are planning attacks on israeli communities and military installations in gaza . for most installations in gaza. for most people, there is nowhere to evacuate to. they are completely reliant on aid supplies crossing the border from egypt. more convoys are reaching the gaza strip , but it's just a trickle strip, but it's just a trickle in comparison to the hundreds of aid trucks that normally pass through this crossing . mark through this crossing. mark white gb news, tel aviv . well, white gb news, tel aviv. well, some important news on that visit by emmanuel macron. he has now met with the palestinian authority president , now met with the palestinian authority president, mahmoud abbas, across in the west bank. one of t

america's top diplomat flies to tel aviv to show solidarity with israel, and he meets a survivor of the hamas attack. we'll be in ramallah on the west bank where workers from gaza, stranded after the war, are getting help. and we'll have a special report from our security correspondent, explaining, step by step, how hamas planned and carried out their deadly attack. also on the programme... as the government vows to clamp down on vapes being marketed to children, we speak to a 12—year—old who suffered a collapsed lung and spent days in a coma after becoming addicted to vapes. and two weeks after this famous tree was felled, it's been removed from sycamore gap in northumberland where it had stood for 300 years. coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news... we will be live in seville, where scotland can become the first team to qualify for next year's european championship. they need just point against spain. good evening. we are live in jerusalem where israel says it will not allowed basic resources or humanitarian aid into gaza until hamas releases the dozens of hostages it ab