from tel aviv, here's hugo bachega.amilies of the hostages who remain in gaza, it's an agonising wait. made worse by a tragic mistake. the israeli military has given new details about how three is really captives were shot dead by its own soldiers. alon shamriz, yotam haim and samer el—talalqa emerged shirtless waving a white flag. one of the soldiers identified them as a threat and opened fired. two were killed instantly, a third, injured, returned to the building and was later killed. it's clear that we don't want to kill our hostages if we find them. it's clear that this was a tragic, tragic error by our forces and we have to do our own checking to make sure to a maximum that it will not re—occur. friends and relatives of the hostages have been gathering here in tel aviv in what is now known as hostages square. this place has become a symbol of the agonising wait of the families, many are angry with the government. freeing the hostages should be the main priority, they say. but their protests haven't been able to sto

loyd austin also stressed washington support for tel aviv is unshakable.

fighters, fighter barrage of rockets deep into it. with reports pointing to sounds of explosions in tel aviv and areas around it. yemen warns the new leform us led military coalition in the red sea of painful response against any violation of its sovereignty. this is press of world news, we're coming to you live from our tehran headquarters. welcome. now beginning with the gaza strip where israel is incessantly pummeling the basis territory, killing more defenseless women and children. at least 50 palestinians were killed and 12 others injured in a artillery attack on gaza city. israeli forces have also bomb more than 10. air strikes in the jabali refugee camp also claimed at least 13 lives, air rates targeted nusir at refugee camp in central gaza as well. now elsewhere in the south, the regime has launched a fresh strikes against hanyunus, some 30 people fell victim to the latest attacks on raffa, the palestinian who survived the attack and the southern city described it as barbaric. "i haven't seen a crime like this before. i'm 73 years old. i have seen wars waged by israel in 1965 and 67,

this suggests that tel aviv did not reconsider the principles of warfare in palestine.doctors in the sector’s hospitals again switched to emergency work mode. every medical facility in the enclave again. accepts hundreds of wounded a day, but provides qualified assistance, doctors are not able to provide all the victims, there is not enough everything, medicines, dressings, blood products, there are not enough hospital beds to accommodate all the wounded, and most importantly, there is not enough fuel for electric generators, so more than that solar panels damaged as a result of targeted attacks by israeli aircraft, we call on international society to stop this massacre, which has been happening for 56 days in a row, we also demand from all parties to deliver medical aid and fuel to hospitals in the gaza strip. the week of the truce , the flow of humanitarian aid, which was significantly increased at the time of the ceasefire, still could not radically affect the humanitarian situation in the sector. it is still catastrophic. there was no water or food. u i have seven c

one of the three slain captives was buried near tel aviv on sunday. during the funeral his brother slammed the israeli military for abandoning and murdering him. the three men were waving a white flag and were killed near gaza city by invading israeli troops on friday, it sparked protests in tel aviv where people vented their anger at netanyahu and called on him to initiate negotiations to get captives release. more than 100 israelies are still being held by palestinian resistance groups in gaza. that's after a weekl truce in late november, which saw hamas swapping more than 100 captives with 240 palestinian women and children who were held in israel. jails. meanwhile israeli war planes have carried out fresh strikes on syria targeting the vicinity of the capital damascus. so according to the syrian military, the rockets were launched from the direction of the occupied golan heights. it added that the country's air defenses intercepted and shot down most of the missiles. the offensive however left two people wounded and caused some material damage. th

ruby chen speaking there in tel aviv earlier. we can go| there in tel aviv earlier.former israeli diplomat and a former adviser to several israeli foreign ministers. thank you forjoining us here on the bbc. when you watch that statement from ruby chen, what do you make of how the israeli government is handling the situation?- how the israeli government is handling the situation? well, there are two levels _ handling the situation? well, there are two levels of _ handling the situation? well, there are two levels of treatment - handling the situation? well, there are two levels of treatment here i are two levels of treatment here that are under scrutiny. one is the diplomatic, the government doesn't seem to think of the hostages as a priority. in fact, seem to think of the hostages as a priority. infact, president seem to think of the hostages as a priority. in fact, president biden seesit priority. in fact, president biden sees it much or as a priority. so the families have grievances with the families have grievances with the priorities that the israeli government h

won this again the expansion of the tel aviv hashifla area in the north of tel aviv and the northeast of tel aviv was completely destroyed by their rockets. of course, a part of it was intercepted by the defense systems, but there was also a hit there, which showed that in the conditions of this second round of conflicts, while the israelis are operating both in the north and in the south of gaza , they could not achieve much success. bring this to the side of israel 's failures on the ground, if you see it then you will realize how deep this disaster is in israel in the previous era. they say that these missile attacks are coming from the south gaza will be done if israelis are present in both areas now, and naturally they should reduce this power, which means that they are somehow unaware that these rockets are being fired, and even in some places, rockets are fired from behind the israeli lines, for example. this tunnel that the israelis have been advertising this week with a lot of propaganda that we discovered it and that it actually had no special use . for the past month or so,

in tel aviv tonight, the viuil story. in tel aviv tonight, the vigil continues. _ story., the vigil continues. premier- story. in tel aviv tonight, the - vigil continues. premier benjamin netanyahu is under pressure. israel says it needs more time to eliminate hamas and that only military force will bring back the hostages. but many here disagree. hugo bachega, bbc news, tel aviv. british palestinian families have urged the government to create a visa scheme for stranded relatives in gaza. a letter sent to the foreign secretary on behalf of 80 families because for a scheme similar to the ukraine family to scheme visa. a petition on parliament pass website calling for a new visa scheme also has more than 22,700 signatories. with me now is a british palestinian journalist and documentary film—maker who lost eight members of his family in gaza. welcome to the programme. please tell us first about these family members who have lost. last friday, an israeli members who have lost. last friday, an israeli air— members who have lost. last friday, an israeli air strike _ members w

zionist media announced that more than 12 loud explosions were heard in tel aviv. these media also reported that 3 people were injured in the attack they reported a missile to the center of the occupied territories. the quds force, the military wing of the islamic jihad movement, has also announced that it shot down a zionist drone in the sky of the central gaza region. islamic jihad is also targeting. a few shahrionists reported with rockets. on another front, the media of the zionist regime reported on the missile attacks of lebanon's hezbollah with anti-nuclear missiles on the al-manara area on the borders of lebanon with occupied palestine. hezbollah said that within one hour , it carried out five operations against military settlements and positions of the zionist regime on the borders of lebanon and occupied palestine. islamic resistance lebanon has announced that our fighters targeted the gathering place of zionist soldiers around the jal al-alam military base. lebanon's hezbollah has also announced targeting the gathering place of zionist soldiers around ma

lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv.y just i can take you to that rally that lucyjust mentioned. here are life pictures of tel aviv, supporters and relatives of hostages holding this rally. several women are still in captivity. lucy mentioned the figure of that 20 women roughly that are still in gaza. also, roughly around 110. the idf update is. here is spokesperson peter lerner. from our perspective, we understand that this is going to be a long war, a war that is not bound by time as we see it. and indeed, the reality is one, where hamas have taken the last 16 years of their governance in order to build an extensive subterranean capability, an extensive rocket array, an extensive drone explosive drone capability. and this is the enemy that we are facing. 16 years of their governance in order to build an extensive subterranean capability, an extensive rocket array, an extensive drone explosive drone capability. and this is the enemy that we are facing. the type of combat that we are facing on the ground includes urban w

us defense chief loydoson is meeting. with israeli officials in tel aviv in the miss of their genocidal war against palestinians. british petroleum suspends its oil tanker transit through the red sea as the yemini military continues-bound vessels in retaliation for the genocide in gaza. hello and welcome to press tv's world news, i'm marsia hashim, thanks so much for being with us, well getting to the first story of course being gaza for death and destruction, dire shortages of food and water and wide spread displacement, this is the harsh reality facing 2.4 million palestinians in gaza, as israeli regime continues. its relentless strikes on the war ridden strip. scores of palestinians have fallen victim to the regime's artillery targeting residential areas in the northern and central parts of gaza. the latest air strikes on the jabalia area have claimed over 110 lives. air rates in anothratic camp in central gaza have also left at least 50 people dead and the regime's artillery shell the maternity ward of the nasa. hospital in khan unis, killing a teenage girl and wounding number of ot

so it has also in types of funding thousands of his right, these rally in tel aviv to make the return of hostages from kansas. the government's top priority in the war. and egyptians go to the poles as president, $686.00. and now the 6th is in palate with the former general running virtually on a post. so time looks blankly despite and economic crisis and the growing misery of poverty. the i been visible and welcome these way. the military has expanded its evacuation, or as in southern gaza, it told civilians in hon. units to bo gently leave. the central of the city military officials claimed the city is the main stronghold of how much both israel and thomas, which is considered a terrorist organization by numerous countries. i've also reported to search and fighting in northern gas. it all this as palestinian civilians search for safety destruction as far as the i can see. this is what gaza city looks like 2 months into israel's military campaign. it is very flag raised in the middle of the city, symbolic by this time square stimulus seems of devastation for the not in your body of t

he reached tel aviv just a few days after the storm. in the days when the defeat of the occupying regime was the first news of the world media. and with his words , he showed unconditional support for the israeli regime gave maybe for restoration. the government and political system in the occupied territories has completely collapsed, but the war machine of the zionist regime , under the command and guidance of the military, the security apparatus and the american political sector, are trying to save the collapsed israeli regime from this crisis. they also sent their ships with the aim of demoralizing the loser and discouraging the winner. but a warning. artificial respiration is interpreted for the occupying regime , we declare decisively with accurate information that the management of the war against palestine is in the hands of the american military and security apparatus, according to the leaked document of the us department of defense in bloomberg, washington's arms assistance to tel aviv has quietly increased the pentagon's dema

according to israely media, tel aviv has informed qatar about his willingness for temporary truths. the regime will also allow the entry of humanitarian aid into gaza in exchange for the release of israely captives. will the hamas chief esmal hania is in egypt for true stocks, her previous agreements mediated by qatar and egypt led to a weekl truth at the end of november. during that period, hamas freeed 86 captives in exchange for the release of 240 palestinian women and children. the regime unleashed this war for the stated goal of releasing its captives and eliminating hamas. none of the goals, however, have been achieved. senior hamas official saluri has talked to impressively about the gaza war. he says the movement had proposed the release of all palestinian prisoners in exchange for the release of all israeli captives including. billion men, but the regime refused that. salad says that the refusal was the main reason behind the collapse of talks to extend a sease fire that was reached last month. one of the goals of operations of october the 7th was to bring the captives with

hugo bachega, bbc news, tel aviv.earing, the funeral has been held for one of aljazeera's camera operators who has been killed in the south of gaza. aljazeera says it will refer the case to the international criminal court. the committee to protectjournalists says at least 64 journalists and media workers have now been killed since october when israel began its war on hamas. but some estimates put the number higher. carlos martinez de la serna, the programme director for the committee to protectjournalists, has told be earlier about the dangers for the journalists covering israel—gaza war. the gaza war is the has been the most dangerous conflict for journalists cpa has ever documented. we've been keeping records systematically since 1992. we have documented so far more than 60 journalists killed in the conflict. and our team is looking into 100 reports ofjournalists killed, but also to convey a sense of how difficult situation for journalists on the ground, ofjournalists being victims of violence, of arrests, of not b

once again as thousands of people rally, calling for his resignation. the deations were held in tel aviv and also in haifa, they slamed netanyahu for the israely military failure to free captives held by palestiny resistance moved in hamas. so far, after 64-day war, regime has failed to release any of the captives by military means and achieve any of the stated objectives of the war. israel has been the scene of anti netan yahu for months, this prime minister and charged with fraud, bribery and the breach of trust in three cases filled in 2019. resumed last monday after two month pause. well, rallies this have been help across the world and solidarity with palestinians in the occupied west bank and in the gaza spread. the thousand joined pro- palestine march in london mandigan and to the je side in gaza. demonstrators called the uk government to stop supporting the genocidal campaign against palestinians. similar protests were held in austria's, vienna, italy's milan and denmarks are host with protesters voicing their support for palestinians calling for a permanent seasfire in gaza. als

according to experts, washington recklessly goes hand in hand with tel aviv.merica's participation in the israeli apartheid regime's war against the palestinian nation, washington definitely. part of the war crimes are human rights violations in gaza. america is right in their hands, because israel cannot start a war unless the white house supports it. the united states provides political and economic support to this regime by providing money and weapons to israel. there are 169 signatories to the genocide convention, and each signatory can refer to this israeli and american convention take them to court. the american people do not agree with what israel is doing in gaza and support a ceasefire . however, we do not live in a people's system, we live in a country that is ruled by a small and corrupt group that is under the control of criminal bankers and weapons manufacturing companies, and even though many americans think about gaza once. kill you are crazy i don't want my dollars to be spent on killing palestinians. genocides were interpreted as self-defense

tonight, families and their supporters held a rally in central tel aviv.train of the last two days colouring the mood. the star speaker, yelena. released by hamas but forced to leave her son behind. translation: ii�*tii happy and excited to stand here in front of you. i came to say thank you because without you, i wouldn't be here. and now we had to go back and get my sasha. the stories of hostages and their families are starting to diverge. after a week in which more than 100 women and children were released, there is now an effort to keep up pressure on the government not to leave anyone behind. negotiations to release more hostages seem to have stalled. some here worry that military goals are now the priority. israel has said bombing and bargaining can take place together — something for families to cling to. lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv. with me is mohamed taha from bbc arabic. iam i am interested if we can pick up i am interested if we can pick up from those comments from the us, kamala harris and lloyd austin putting more pressure on israel an

. >> so as negotiations over further hostage releases continue, cnn's matthew chance is in tel-aviv with more on the former israeli hostages who were set free on thursday. >> reporter: the latest group of israelis being handed to the red cross includes 40-year-old amit and 21-year-old mia, an israeli french dual national who appeared earlier in this ma'am has propaganda video being treated for an injured arm. please get us out of here as soon as possible, she pleads to the camera. and now finally the moment mia's family, separated since october the 7th, were reunited. a glimmer of joy amid israel's horror, but the horror continues. tonight hamas posting a video of an israeli hostage whose wife and two children, it says, were killed by israeli strikes. the israeli military says it's investigating, but in a video message which cnn isn't airing, he calls on the israeli government to bring his family home so they can be buried in israel. and now there are growing concerns at what comes next. the u.s. secretary of state has been meeting israeli officials to discuss the next steps. as one isra

i saw the pictures from there of the israeli helicopters carrying the wounded towards tel aviv, but i have to say from tel aviv's side that they did nothing but what they did in the satellite imagery and the pictures. the lie that we were captured by hamas shows their capture, if they had not done the same thing, maybe this much. their inability and concern was not the continuation of the war. it seems to me that now in their current situation, the israelis are asking for a cease-fire. the americans are also asking for a cease-fire because of their inability. why, because really all the western armies of the western countries , for example, england, france, america, they helped in all kinds of ways. now the american aid has increased, but they also provided them with all the necessary equipment to the best of their ability, so that they can do two things. they should find the hamas centers , but you can see that they hit all the options to find them, but not finding them is very important. if they are arresting palestinians from there , it is presented to you that they actually wanted

hugo bachega, bbc news, tel aviv.correspondent frank gardner has more on the idf response to the killing of those three israeli hostages. they were unreservedly apologetic for it. they expressed their deep remorse, they began an remorse, they began an investigation away and they were very quick to announce their findings, which are deeply embarrassing. the rules of engagement, they said, had been broken. the rules of engagement are the kind of guidelines, which dictate when soldiers can or cannot open fire on what believe is an enemy. and in this case, they've said they were broken. they won't reveal what the idf — that's the israel defence force's — rules of engagement are, but it's pretty clear that firing on somebody waving a white flag is against pretty much everybody's rules of engagement. and it is quite tragic for the hostage families, the families of these three because they had survived 70 days in hamas captivity. these are young men in their 20s. it's not clear yet what they were doing unaccompanied by hamas

according to israeli media, tel aviv has informed qatar about its willingness for a temporary truth. the regime will also allow the entry of humanitarian aid into gaz in exchange for the release of israeli captives. hamas chief ismily has arrived in egypt for true stocks with officials there, a previous agreement mediated by qatar and egypt led to a weekl truth at the end of november. during that period, hamos freeed 86 captives in exchange for the release of 240 palestinian women and children who had been abducted and held in israeli jails. senior hamas official, salah. al aruri has talked to press tv about the ongoing israeli unstut against palestinians during the exclusive interview. he explained why previous sease fire extension talks between hamas and israel had collapsed. one of the goals of operations of october the 7th was to bring the captives with us to gaza strip. there has been a lot of talk going on about the presence of women and kids among the captives. what i want to explain here is the decision inside al-qassam brigades and other resistance movements in general was t

israel in a visit to tel aviv, the us secretary of defense promised more munitions, tactical vehicles and air defense systems and said he wasn't there to dictate timelines for peace. the united states will remain israel's closest friend in the world. as i've said repeatedly, our support for israel's security remains unshakable, and it always will. for over two months, israel has. deliveries of water, fuel, food, and medicine, leading top ngo human rights watch to say that israel, quote, is using starvation of civilians as a method of warfare. indiscriminate air strikes have destroyed 20% of gaza's buildings. israel's war crimes have caused their support to plummit in a country traditionally dominated by pro-zionist sentiment. pols say just 30% of the united states wants to... agreeing that the long-term answer is for quote israel to be ended and given to hamas and the palestinians. victory has never seemed so close because this idea of the invincible israel was shattered on october 7th. um and now the so-called access of resistance uh is now including people of the world right? it's n

this is a massive barrage toward tel aviv.e to hear these explosions overhead. each time one of these rockets is intercepted, you are going to have shrapnel raining down into the city below. but, again, this is one of the largest rocket barrages against tel aviv that we have seen in quite some time and you will hear those explosions. >> lawrence: this is all civilians, too. this is the target of civilian. there has been so much, you know, propaganda that israel is targeting civilians and hamas. and the palestinian people that are there. but look at what they are doing right now. >> absolutely. and the bottom line here is they have no ability to aim these rockets. so, israel's missile defense system, the iron dome can intercept much of the fire. it's actually quite effective. this conflict has been anywhere between 85 and 95% effective. but, in terms of the damage that these rockets can do, we have seen it first hand. if one of these rockets slams into a building it can very easily kill civilians in a city like till receive. in

we start first with oren liebermann in tel aviv. we just laid out how israel is expanding its attacks in gaza. tell us more what about what we're seeing today. >> reporter: in the first 24 hours since fighting resumed early friday morning, we have seen israel carrying out strikes across gaza. the idf saying they arehave card out 400 strikes, including in southern gaza. it is where israel told palestinians in northern gaza to evacuate to. palestinians we've heard from there have said there's no safe place to go anymore and that is one of the major concerns. we just heard from vice president kamala harris a short time ago, who is in the region, saying israel needs to do more to protect civilians. israel and hamas both said they were ready for fighting to resume. israel said the next phase of the campaign would be stronger than the first. we have seen the effect of punishing strikes across gaza. we've also seen rocket attacks coming from gaza and launches we haven't seen in a number of weeks, including in tel aviv here. twice last nigh

he reached tel aviv. in the days when the defeat of the occupying regime was the first news of the world media. and with his words , he showed unconditional support for the israeli regime . maybe to restore the dignity of this regime. you are not alone. as long as america stands and we shall stand forever. never. we will not ask for permission i want you to be alone. the intensity of the godfather's support indicated the depth of the damage caused by the storm. governmental and political system. it has completely collapsed in the occupied territories. but the war machine of the zionist regime with the command and guidance of the military and the security apparatus and the american political sector. they are trying to save the collapsed israeli regime from this crisis. they also sent their ships with the aim of demoralizing the loser and discouraging the winner. but a warning broke their trick. we have prepared the necessary weapons for the ships that you are threatening us with. american isa news website.

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yemen is stressing its operations will go on until tel aviv halts its genocide and gaza. welcome to the spotlight. i'm your host berruz najafi and this episode we're going to review retaliator operations and their impacts on the israeli regime. let's invite our guests to the program. daniel kavali human rights lawyer is joining us out of pittsburg. also what is steve bell activists with the stop the war coalition in coventry. "welcome to the show, both gentlemen, not beginning with daniel, let's uh begin with these retality operations uh by the yemeni armed forces and also in addition to firing those rockets and missiles, they've also been stopping intercepting and seasing uh israel bound vessels around the bauble mandeb and red sea let's see how effectively this could impact the israeli economy that's already in chamber." yeah, well i think it is already having an impact. i think this could cost the israeli economy billions of dollars, because these ships are going to have to be diverted around the entire continent of africa, so actually this is very astute move on the p

tel aviv says as expanding strikes are now focused on connunis. it's not begon a ground operation in southern city. gaza health ministry says that more than 15,000 fighter people have been killed since the beginning of the war. the palestinians in gaza experiencing grief and loss while desperate and looking for their base. residents in the southern city of connunis recounting their sufferings caused by the war. let's take a listen. this morning my father asked me to go and sell some of our wheat, then he left the school where me and my family are taking shelter. there was an israeli rocket attack, then my father was killed. now we have to find a place to bury him. i am fromza city. the israeli army displaced us to januunes and told us that it will be safe here, nowhere is safe in khannes or anywhere else. we haven't received any aid or assistance from anyone, we were left defend for ourselves after our home was bombed and destroyed. an israeli racket killed my cousin and brother-in-law while leaving me badly injured. i was taken to shifa hospital

the pentagon chief has already met with the regime's war minister, yo of gilant in tel aviv. austin is also expected to meet with other senior israeli officials, including prime minister benyamin netanyahu. the meetings are expected to discuss israel's plans for transition to so-called next phase of the war. osan is the latest us official to visit israel since the regime began its blood bath in gaza early october. washington has been defying domestic. again international outcry to stop supporting israel's bombardment campaign against the defenseless women and children in the palestinian territory. well let's welcome to this part of the news program author and west asia expert out of belfast. thank you so much for being with us. what do you make? mean we're constantly seeing very... western officials making their way to the zianist regime and and today we have lloyd austin uh in the air, what do you think this is about? is it possibly to talk about a ceasefire or how do you assess it? uh, yesterday i was myself involved in a massive demonstration uh against the american positi

that after israely media said that tel aviv had informed qatar about its willingness for a temporary truth. "the political bureau chief of hamas says palestinian resistance remains firm in its battle against the israeli military as the gaza war enters its 75th day. is mal hunya says resistance have inflicted heavy losses on israeli forces despite regime's relentless attacks. leader yemen's ancer of resistance movement has warned us against making any quote foolish move against his country in support of israel. abdumalak ahuthi says. attempts to militarize the red sea, the gulf of aden and babba mandab straight threaten international maritime activity. malaysia's band is really own ships and other vessels heading to israel from docking at all domestic ports. prime minister anwar ibrahim in a statement said restrictions are response to israel's violation of international law through continuous massacres and atrocities against palestinians. this is gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, london. i'm syd puriza with you for some of the biggest talking points coming out

hugo bachega, bbc news, tel aviv.usin tal, who was kidnapped by hamas on october the 7th, has now died. he told us he rejects benjamin netanyahu's message that the military operation is necessary to force hamas to free the hostages. this is nowjust buying time. we could have understood this in the past, when it was proven to us that following the military operation, we went onto the first hostage deal and some of the hostages began coming home and then, we were asked to wait again for 1.5 weeks. during this time, we've learned that at least ten hostages that went into gaza alive are now dead. we know this for a fact. so, this means that when the government or the idf was telling us to wait because the military pressure is going to bring the hostages home, well, every day we're waiting we're losing another hostage. we know that there's now a deal on the table. we know. there is talk. the government can pull off a deal now. it's up to us. of course, it's not easy, of course, it's a difficult negotiation, but it can be d

the tel aviv and the attacks on tel aviv, the 1st, as i say, since november, the 20th. but it was also saying that on site to be killed, a senior, how a mass come under someone who was involved in the planning of the operation that attacked the kibbutz and the hill or is it on october? the 7th said that he was killed, but the fact that how mice has been able to launch these attacks when israel is talking about how it has control in northern guys, it will certainly we have some concern among these really military, but will also undermine the confidence in the military that these really people have and of course is at least talking about expanding its authoration into the size. that's where many people have moved over the last month or so because of the attacks. and they are what age of what is about to come, given that these really idea of safe havens hasn't quite translated to the people on the ground islands. i should have that 1st unoccupied. the source then, still ahead on al jazeera, why polish thing and activists believe and international criminal court. pro bins o

it is all set in tel aviv. we will keep the pictures there so we stay across them.ement live as it happens. now to northern ireland. and the bbc understands the democratic unionist party has ruled out the prospect of a deal to restore devolved power at stormont before christmas. northern ireland has been without a devolved government for almost two years, after the democratic unionist party withdrew support following brexit. the westminster government wanted the devolved assembly to be recalled this week so ministers could be appointed — but it's understood the dup's position is that the negotiating process is not yet complete. here's our ireland correspondent, chris page. this is a time of year when people tend to think of christmas parties rather than political parties. but in northern ireland, the festive season has often brought frantic negotiations. the 25th of december can be seen as an unofficial deadline. the westminster government had hoped that the devolved power—sharing assembly at stormont would be recalled this week to appoint ministers. there had been

lot of towers inside tel aviv because lot of military and security apartments inside tel aviv again. "this is totally against international law, even if it was right, but it was not right 100% again, but again i think it was the goal was to deny the palestinians any facility to survive here in this area. could i ask you about uh the uh the israeli soldiers, the israelies don't publish any figures, do you have rough estimate how many of how many israeli soldiers have been killed in gaza, um, yeah, how many israeli tanks have been taken out, what happened to israel's ground in? invasion which they talk so much about? look, you on the plan and people who are aware about this area know that what what they have done a and after 45 days is is not a big deal, they have tried to enter gaza from from the northeast through b and they have failed, they have tried to enter from the northwest which is controlled by israel by the way, they have faced very strong resistance, they have destroyed around two thirds of shart beach camp and killed thousands of... inside the the refugee camp and they hav

he reached tel aviv just a few days after the storm. in the days when the defeat of the occupying regime was the first news of the world media. the occupied lands are completely destroyed, but the war machine of the zionist regime with the command and guidance of the military and hand. security and the political sector of the us effort they are trying to save the collapsed israeli regime from this crisis, they also sent their ships with this goal of encouraging the loser and discouraging the winner, but a warning disrupted their trick. for the ships you threaten us with. we have prepared the necessary weapons . the american website isa news writes about the seriousness of this warning that the threats of lebanon's hezbollah against the american forces in the mediterranean sea are not in vain. hezbollah has a weapon that can be a great threat against american forces. from the presence of the us foreign minister in the talavim war council to the deployment of troops american special to gaza is interpreted as artificial respiration for the

protesters in the streets of tel aviv, like ruby, whose son itay, an american citizen, is believed to be held captive tell me why you came out to march tonight? >> the israelis family believe that the israeli government needs to put an offer on the table today. >> reporter: thousands gathering in one of the biggest demonstrations since the war began. nearby, two israeli cabinet members meeting with hostage family members do you believe right now, tonight, this is a turning point? >> i hope so i believe that delay make the right choice. >> reporter: the urgency building after the deaths of three israeli hostages killed by their own military stunning new developments involving how they died. an idf official says the three tried to wave a makeshift white flag before they were fired on soldiers began shooting anyway, killing two of the men immediately, the official says describing how the third ran to find shelter, calling for help in hebrew, but even after a round of cease-fire was called, another round of fire killed a third hostage. the idf calling the war's intense backdrop, soldiers

the demonstrations were held in tel aviv and haifa. they slamed netanyahu for the israel military's failure to fe the captives held palestinian resistance movement hamas. so far, after 64 days of war, the regime has failed to release any of the captives by military means and achieve any of the stated objectives of the war. israel has been seen of antinyahu radies funds. the israel prime minister has been charged with. briberry and breach of trust in three cases filed in 2019. this trial resumed last monday after two month pause. at least three israely soldiers have been injured in hezbollah of resistance movements latest attacks on the regime's military targets. in a statement, the group said it targeted the headquarters of the israeli army's 91st division in prinanit. hisb fighter struck gathering of israeli soldiers near lebanon's border as well. the group also targeted al- baghdadi military base and alsamaka base inflicting losses on israeli forces. hisbollah says the attacks are in response to the regime's friday bombing of son leb

hugo bachega, bbc news, tel aviv. hugo's in tel aviv this evening.now but with the prime minister's comments tell us about where israel stands right now. tonya, this tragic incident has shocked the country. also of the worsening humanitarian crisis in the territory... but pressure is growing on him at home, too. he's saying that the war continues, he has indicated that talks are happening. there have been reports that his intelligence chief has had talks with the prime minister of qatar, acting as a mediator in the crisis and negotiating the initial cease—fire. but here in tel aviv, the relatives of the hostages are furious because they say the government is not listening to them and the military strategy is failing. shortly before the prime minister spoke, another hostage was confirmed dead in gaza. there was a real sense of urgency for the families of the captives. in another sign that these negotiations are not going to be easy, hamas is saying that no talks about prisoner exchanges are going to take place unless the war in gaza stops. right, and

hamas was not afraid of israel's military warnings, and it was practically impossible for tel aviv tothem. from here on the regime will have a crisis of legitimacy in the minds of the israelis. previously they believed that their government was legitimate because it was able to provide them with security and prosperity. but now there's no sense of security at all. in other words, that mental and psychological taboo against them has been broken. it can be said that operation alaxa flood in its form and results has already changed the landscape of the region, not only in the vicinity of israel, but in the entire region of west asia. the current developments in palestine can put an end to major projects, including israel's integration projects in the region, normalization projects, alliance building projects against iran, and israel us projects to steer region last but not least, the world is becoming more aware of the atrocities of the regime. is trying to restore its lost reputation as mighty army by targeting civilians. the regime's blatant violation of all international norms and reg

abraja rockets the capital tel aviv as well. israel has confirmed deaths of over 100 of its troops since launching its ground invasion into gaza. hamasa's actual number is much higher. eric walberg author and journalist from toronto says boycotting hamasa is part of the western mechanism of victimizing theorpressed. you would think that uh there were. an effort to boycott israel for what it's doing and to stop arms, but now the the france, germany, italy, called for immediate boycott of hamas, that that all they can do is is to target and victimize the oppressed, that seems to be mentality in the west, it's quite disturbing, it's us, israel, that's basically trump, biden's closest advisor, is an israeli american who is rabbit zionist and the new the schmolen plan now, i think it's what it's called, it's just either get out, leave the country or you get killed, those are the two alternatives now, as far as i can see, the only hope is hezballah pushing harder, so my hope is with the resistance across the middle east that they... u

to release women and childs hostages. israel has been stepping up airstrikes on southern gaza in tel aviv thousands rally did call the immediate release of a 136 hostages. still in the hands of homos militants in gaza. we hear from one of those attending that rally the and welcome to our viewers around the world. on michael oak, who talks in cattle are about renewing the ceasefire between israel and homos have sold israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has ordered his team to return home, a mouse which has been designated a terrorist organization by multiple countries, has told the media it will not release any more hostages until all palestinian prisoners held by israel or released. israel is stepping up airstrikes on southern gaza, which is where it told civilians to flee to during the 1st phase of the war. relentless strikes on southern gaza when many people have thoughts, safety pipes, the some here is now gone. i the, there's nothing left to fear. our houses are going to, our property is gone. where money's gone? it says, oh sons have been murdered, wouldn't some die, some left

the suffer more and more we are in what has become known as hostages square, located in central tel aviv. it's become the police people gather to demand the return of those taken during the october 7th, almost her attacks. many here including shimmered schiffer. believe this is what their government needs to do. to meet that demand, your site, them tired from us because that's the way they understand. no other way, their way that they understand the way of power. and if that's the way to to get our people back. so that's the way i expect my government a to act nearby. hundreds of protesters closely back seemed government to be replaced here. it's not just hostages that need to be freed. but the whole state, as the sign reads of their shouting slogans like impeachment now. and the government has blood on its hands. after 16 years in power, the people here no longer believe that prime minister netanyahu is the right person to leave the country. especially in this moment that the me on this to say is, it was my responsibility. i wasn't charged and i'm going to resign if it's the so it can,

palestinians been responding with rocket fire from the besege territory on tel aviv, and other towns gaza.

the tel aviv regime is also looting africa's minerals. a mosad linked israeli businessman is involved in a billion dollar scandal of looting congo's minerals. now amid is genocide on palestinians in gaza. these racist israeli regime has turned to africa for slave labor to feel a severe labor gap in occupied territories. unless we forget israeli raby. believes that the people of africa are monkeys. now, does this really surprise you? hello, i'm mubarak kenya and this is africa today. this week we are focusing on israeli regimes's evil transactions in africa. so stay with us and be part of the conversation by sending us your comments through our social media handle as you watch. israel's evil transactions in africa. the list of the israeli regime's evil transactions in africa is endless, the most recent one is sending desperate africans to work its farms in occupied territories as part of a controversial and secret labor migration deal signed between malavi and the apartide regime of israel. this slave labor deal comes as many leading polit

headlines at franks tv, us defense chief loyd austin is meeting with israeli officials in tel aviv in the miss of their genocide. a war against palestinians. british petroleum suspends its oil tanker transit through the red sea as the yemini military continues targeting more israel-bound vessels in retaliation for the genocide in gaza. and the democratic people's republic of korea launches a long-range ballistic missile capable of striking the united states. hello and welcome, you tuning to press tv's world news, coming to you live out of our international studios right here in tehran, i'm marza hashimy, thanks so much for being with us, well beginning with the gaza strip, israeli forces continue to bomb every corner. the war ravaged territory, some 19,500 people, mostly women and children, have been killed in nearly two and a half months of the regime's relentless attacks. we were earlier joined by our correspondent and dararad who gave us an update on the ground. uh, the last couple of hours uh were bloody and harsh for the palestinian people and the palestinian civilians across all

alex marquardt is in tel aviv. what are you seeing at the protest as the idf acknowledges that they accidentally killed these three hostages? >> reporter: this protest behind me sprung up as the tragic news of the three hostages being killed was released by the idf. this was a march that has been weaving through the streets in tel aviv. we're in the center of the city. it started at israel's pentagon. it is a mixture of anger, anger at the government that they haven't done enough to goatet t remains hostages home and it's so much sadness about the tragedy. as you say, these three men, so close to their own israeli forces, so close to freedom and then they were shot and killed by israeli soldiers. i spoke with a man named daniel who is friends with the mother of one of the hostages killed today. here's a little bit of what he told me. take a listen. >> we're asking our government, our cabinet to do the best they can to find more solution because we want our friends and we want our family now. yesterday, we want them