israel's maccabi tel aviv were in amsterdam playing dutch side ajax in the europa league.tself took a back—seat to conflict off the pitch, as violence and disorder gripped the dutch capital. prior to the game there was trouble involving maccabi fans and pro—palestinian protesters, with fireworks set off in a city square. there are also videos of a crowd believed to be israeli fans cheering as a palestinian flag is torn down from the side of a building. and here, a group of fans making racist of maccabi fans making racist chants on an escalator. we've had to cut the sound because of the offensive language. other videos online, which the bbc has not yet verified, shows what appears to be a maccabi fan in a canal being told to say, "free palestine". police have arrested 60 people, at least five have been taken to hospital. as the dust settles, sharp statements and strong sentiments from both israel and the netherlands. the mayor of amsterdam describing last night as an outburst of anti—semitism. translation: boys on scooters crossed the city in search - of maccabi tel aviv su

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translation: boys on scooters crossed the city in search - of maccabi tel aviv supporters. again. and the king of the netherlands has issued a statement saying... in a statement, maccabi tel aviv, who's next fixture is against turkish besiktas, says its fans�* movements on the streets should be avoided and advises against the wearing ofjewish or israeli symbols. while the sequence of last night's events remains unclear, what is certain is that the violence was about more just football. nickjohnson, bbc news. dutch prime minister dick schoof on friday said he was "deeply ashamed" by these attacks. i am ashamed that this happened in the netherlands, and it's a terrible anti—semitic attack. and we will not tolerate, and we will prosecute the perpetrators. and i'm deeply ashamed that it could happen in the netherlands in 202a. and a short while ago, the chief executive of maccabi tel aviv fc, ben mansford, spoke to reporters. look, obviously we're absolutely devastated. we get on that plane on wednesday to play a game of football, and the reason you're all at the airport is not

boys on scooters were driving through the town looking for maccabi tel aviv supporters. were there in great numbers. and i do understand that this reminds us of pogroms. and that this has happened in amsterdam is reprehensible. not only people got injured last night, but our history, the history of our city has been deeply damaged. the jewish culture city has been deeply damaged. thejewish culture has been threatened. and they are all part of the city, for centuries. jewish people in amsterdam has always enriched our cultures. yesterday, the night of broken glass, was remembered. jewish communities have rebuilt their culture for many centuries and have merged their culture in amsterdam. the war in the middle east also has threatened the peace in our city. there was a terrible anti—semitic outburst in our city and i wish i would never say this again in the city. on the behalf of the city council i can only condemn this and particularly the violence that took place. among jewish citizens in amsterdam there is a lot of fear and anger and we would like to do everything possi

a copy tel aviv. and i asked amsterdam answered names mayor said the classes had left her a shamed. she told a news conference that with coffee tel aviv supporters were abused and pelted with fireworks, describing the violence as hit and run attacks by hooligans and scooters. of police say at least 5 people were taken to hospital and in dozens of others injured. israel's foreign minister is now on route to the netherlands. you chief or slip under lion has said she's outraged by what she called vile attacks targeting is really citizens. the speaking from a european summit in budapest, the ducks, prime minister dick scoff earlier, also condemns the violence build into the city that images and reports we here are absolutely scandalous and reprehensible. i think that every single possible must be down to track down and prosecute the perpetrators. i'll just let me just bill. this is simply antisemitic. violence against is rarely so that it can happen in 2024. it defies. description is out of old proportion about all the things about on the proportions. or do you have these christy mood w

okay. journalist but exciting in tel aviv. thank you setup man. uh, journalist and barry rhodes has more on these really strikes the it's around 2 and a half hours ago. the, the is really army stars is a new series of air strikes on to the southern suburbs of a be rude. this comes approximately an hour off to the army, has borne presidents to leave the area and to evacuate. we are also expecting here that these as strikes might continue and that the nights might be violent. as we have just seen, has bullet has carried out a series of airstrikes on fire to series of rockets um to the is where a territory today. according to the east, where in the army at least a 160 rockets have been fired. this comes off to a very violent de, also here and left on on. there is really army has attacked a check point of the liberties army earlier on today. it is important to remember that the liberties army is not part of this war. the worst between has bola and israel, but the lebanese army is positioned in south lebanon where it was targeted. um, its main purpose

a strike on beta root is met by a strike on tel aviv. and there will be a consultations of these really cabinets this evening to discuss a possible ceasefire in lebanon. that might give us an indication of where israel is heading. was it going to escalate to respond with even more fire power, more destruction, and live in on or to have towards the escalation and a ceasefire as many? and as we are now demanding, because the price of this ongoing escalation of this ongoing war and 11 on it has been quite high, quite significant for his release, especially from tele be all the way to the northern border in israel, already hash and his entire with the more on the is really strikes that kill 2 lebanese soldiers. a bottle as to what's been happening and says will last long shows we saw is really hitting or targeting lebanese army position on the highway between the tire and the 4. no, this position is, is known or that does a check point. that is kind of a small box there. and it seems that the attack happened with the um, either our facility

the cities may assist support as of his riley football team, mac how the tel aviv were abused and telephoned with fireworks by pro palestinian, demonstrated as after a game against i. x adds to them, at least 5 people had to be hospitalized, and the 60 were arrested. that city has banned demonstrations for 3 days and announced plans to increase security at jewish institutions. these viral images show what appears to be a mob chasing fans of the as really football club. my copy tell of the witnesses say some of the fans were beaten to the ground, then kicked repeatedly. the dutch prime minister called his anti semitic violence. as um, any bank delta, we have to do everything possible to track down and prosecute the perpetrators you president was about fund a lie and said she was outraged by the attacks, calling them with the violence. we have anti semitism has absolutely no place in europe, us and we are determined to fight it and to fight all forms of hatred. hours earlier. mccarthy, tel aviv fans gathered in the centre of amsterdam to celebrate their team videos on social media show. some i

between mcafee tel aviv and i x. now we know that the ortiz, e a had already deemed this to be a high risk event for political reasons. you had thousands of his really fans in the city and amsterdam happens to be home to a big muslim community. now we also know that a pro palestinian demonstration near the stadium had been banned and that there had been several incidents perpetrated by both sides in the run up to that football match. and all the police say they had deployed at additional security prisons. but is really fans have reported feeling unsafe by the time they left that stadium when the match ended on thursday nights. now this has been condemned as anti semitism, not just here in the netherlands, but europe. indeed, that is who happened to be gathered as a somebody's in the have gearing capital. budapest also condemned this. i think the feeling here is that those scenes of jewish people being chased down the streets in some cases thrown into the water canals has really triggered the sense that this gives the

so no, we understand that this security cabinet meeting is underway in tel aviv. what more do we know at this stage about that? the lord, let me just bring our viewers up to date with those sirens and rockets that they in was talking about. there were several interest options of rockets fired by his beloved into israel. there was it one direct impact at least incident in now how do you? yeah, this is the center of israel and again, we go back to that equation by you. it's for to leave in the meantime, of course that meeting is happening and nothing. yeah. hope pre empted the security cabinet meeting by, by talking with and basically putting the troops around him and his liquid party in order. they're expected to all vote in favor of that cease fire agreement. that despite the ground something despite the opposite, shouldn't be heard even from nothing yet host coalition partners. it is expected that the vote will be positive. smotts rich for example, a very key minister in the government. the minister of finance has put forward 4 different conditions on the cease f

israel's maccabi tel aviv were in amsterdam playing ajax in the europa league.tself took a back—seat to conflict off the pitch as violence and disorder gripped the dutch capital. prior to the game there was trouble involving maccari fans and pro—palestinian protesters, with fireworks set off in the city square. and videos of a crowd believed to be israeli fans cheering as the palestinian flag is torn down from the side ofa building. and here a group of fans making racist chance on an escalator. we have had to cut the sound because of offensive language. other videos online which the bbc has not yet verified shows what appears to be a maccabi fan in a canal being told to say, free palestine. police have arrested 60 people, five had been taken to hospital. as the dust settles, sharp statements and strong sentiments provoking israel and the netherlands. the mayor of amsterdam describing it as an outburst of anti—semitism. translation: boys on scooters crossing the city in search - of maccabi tel aviv supporters, it was a hit—and—run. football fans were beaten and s

so not just the northern communities, we've seen an impact in the tel aviv area in haifa. and in other areas all and all about 10 is released have been injured. most of the injuries are light, but one is described as a severe injury. of course this comes in the context of an escalation that we saw and 11 on earlier in the past 24 hours. and there were a lot of these really, observers were almost expected and an escalation and a severe attack from his beloved on the tel aviv area because that's been the equation. a strike on beta is met by a strikes on tel aviv, and there will be a consultations of these really cabinets this evening to discuss a possible cease fire in lebanon. that might give us an indication of where israel is heading. was it going to escalate to respond with even more firepower, more destruction and live in on or to have towards the escalation and a ceasefire as many and as well are now demanding because the price of this ongoing escalation of this ongoing war and 11 on 30 and has been quite high, quite significant for his release, especially from tel avi

rekabi tel aviv supporters were hunted down by men on scooters.o the mayor of amsterdam. >> individuals on scooters crisscrossed the city searching for supporters of maccabi tel aviv. it was hit and run. >> she said it brought to mind historical persecution against jewish people in dutch and european history. this clip was shared on social media the day before the match. amsterdam's police chief said maccabi supporters attacked a taxi and set fire to a palestinian flag. extra police were deployed in anticipation of trouble but the violence happened away from the stadium as fans headed to their hotels. >> people were already injured. >> the dutch capital is no stranger to football related violence but this does not seem to have been hooliganism between rival supporters but rather targeted tax steeped not in sporting rivalry but nationality. the dutch prime minister said he was ashamed and will return to amsterdam early. he hopes israeli people will still feel safe in the netherlands. sumi: from jerusalem, or correspondent has more on israel's react

i want to show you the live pictures from tel aviv.ed rockets into northern eyes of thousands of people had to leave their homes. these are some of those displaced people holding protests in tel aviv. we will keep an eye on that give you more as it comes in. hopefully we restore our line to beirut and bring you the latest there. you can follow the story live. live. and you can watch and follow the story live on the bbc news website and app, with updates, analysis and context on our live page which is online now. five people have now been found alive in the rescue operation for the tourist boat that sank in the red sea yesterday. those rescued are two belgian nationals, one swiss national, one egyptian national and one finnish national. but egyptian authorities say they have also recovered four dead bodies. that means that seven people who were on board the ship are still unaccounted for, including two britons. the boat had set off on a five—day diving tour from port herlib in egypt. there were 44 people on board, 31 tourists and 13 egy

but these people have been protesting week after week around the country and here they are in tel aviv hostage square. and protesters have been gathering in towns and cities all across israel. a desperate call in for a hostage release deal and a ceasefire to the war in gaza. there are 97 hostages known to still be in captivity after the hamas attack last year believed to be held in gaza and disbelieve that 3a of them may have been killed. but the idf has not confirmed nor denied those claims by hamas military wing of hamas, that a femur hostage was recently killed in the northern gaza strip. because of an israeli strike there. so that is something that we will still find out and will bring you the very latest on that but that is the scene in tel aviv again this saturday evening. us president—elect donald trump has met nato secretary general mark rutte in florida. in a brief statement, the military alliance confirmed the meeting — saying the men discussed a range of global security issues facing the transatlantic alliance. the incoming us president has been critical of nato, complaining

it happened after the israeli football club maccabi tel aviv played ajax in the europa league.urned to anti—semitic behaviour. dutch police said some israeli fans had attacked a taxi and pulled down a palestinian flag the night before. anna holligan reports from amsterdam. international tensions reverberating on the streets of amsterdam. maccabi tel aviv supporters were hunted down by men on scooters, according to the mayor of amsterdam. translation: individuals on scooters criss-crossed | the city searching for supporters of maccabi tel aviv. it was hit—and—run. she said it brought to mind historical persecution againstjewish people in dutch and european history. this clip was shared on social media the day before the match. amsterdam's police chief said maccabi supporters attacked a taxi and set fire to a palestinian flag. extra police were deployed in anticipation of trouble, but the violence happened away from the stadium as fans headed to their hotels. the attack happened right there. the hotel there. it came too late. they came when we were already hurt, injured. the dutc

why is reporting from the stadium where i x amsterdam hosted my copy, tel aviv christine. hello, what more can you tell us about this violence? last nice. clear the the mayor of amsterdam has said the scenes that took place in the city were an explosion of anti semitism, as she described it. she said that pro palestinian youth had souls house. is there any sense to attack off to the game here at the stadium? last night we sold those fields in the report, you just saw that these clashes were very silent, very, very sort of fruitful. but according to the words you see, and that includes the local police. that is really, fans with target sits in the city last night off to that match between a detach football giant i x and these really a football giant because each of these and there had been a lot of tension in amsterdam before the game as well. having their that's that's right. and the local police confirmed that there had been isolated incidents near to the city more in the southeast of abs to them that they had been isolated incidents. and it hit us that, that match some o

it happened after the israeli football club maccabi tel aviv played ajax in the europa league. dutch king said a blind eye must not be turned to anti—semitic behaviour. dutch police said some israeli fans had attacked a taxi and pulled down a palestinian flag the night before. anna holligan reports from amsterdam. international tensions reverberating on the streets of amsterdam. maccabi tel aviv supporters were hunted down by men on scooters, according to the mayor of amsterdam. translation: individuals on scooters criss-crossed the city searching - for for supporters of maccabi tel aviv. it was hit—and—run. she said it brought to mind historical persecution againstjewish people in dutch and european history. this clip was shared on social media the day before the match. amsterdam's police chief said maccabi supporters attacked a taxi and set fire to a palestinian flag. extra police were deployed in anticipation of trouble, but the violence happened away from the stadium as fans headed to their hotels. that happened right there. the hotel. it came too late. they came when we we

to do everything possible to track down and prosecute the perpetrators hours earlier. mccarthy, tel aviv fans gathered in the centre of amsterdam to celebrate their team videos on social media show. some is really fans damaging palestinian flags ours before the match, the hear a crowd of israeli fans chanting. anti arab slogan, says they march toward the stadium, pro palestinian demonstrators angry over israel's war and gaza also tried to reach the stadium. their march had earlier been bands to prevent confrontations, but the large numbers still turned out. among the many videos posted online, this one shows i'm a copy fan, struggling to get out of a canal as a group of men tell him to chance pro palestinian slogans safely, pun a center. we go to waste 5 people were hospitalized and more than 60 from both sides arrest is the israeli prime minister. benjamin netanyahu compared the attacks on israel is to violence carried out under the nazis. israel chartered flights to evacuate fans is really, authorities are now warning is released to avoid other sporting events and not to where jewish o

deborah patta is in tel aviv tonight. >> reporter: a cease-fire may be close... but it is not a done deal yet. even as diplomats push for peace... rockets flew on both sides of the border with israel and hezbollah trading some of its heaviest fire yet. this residential building one of many taken down as deadly israeli strikes across lebanon killed more than 80 people over the weekend. but israel also felt hezbollah's wrath. this is the moment a rocket smashed into the roof of a building in northern israel as the uranian back group fired a barrage of missiles near several buildings in tel aviv and injuring four people. away from the battlefield, there is significant progress towards a deal, but it still needs to be ratified by the israeli cabinet. it would see it israeli troops withdraw from lebanon and hezbollah pushed all the way back here north of the litani river with lebanese troops and u.n. peacekeepers patrolling the area. >> i think for us it's important what would happen after, that hezbollah would not be allowed to come back to the fence. >> reporter: af

night of violence and amsterdam, the city's mares of supporters of is rarely football. team economy tel aviv or abused and pelted with fireworks by pro palestinian demonstrators after a game against i x amsterdam. at least 5 people have been hospitalized and over 60 . arrested is really and european leaders have condemned it as anti semitic violence, as videos of provocations from both sides spread across social media. and image con, viral showing what appears to be an attack on fans of an extremely football club in amsterdam. the dodge prime minister was quick to react. and let's say that i'm ashamed that this happens in the middle. it's an acceptable and submit ticket, check and reveal not on the right and to do the persecuted website. and i'm deeply ashamed to disc would happen in the netherlands in 2024 hours earlier. mcafee tele v fans gathered in the center of the city to celebrate 13. it is still unclear exactly how the incidents on photos it. but videos circulating on social media show some is really fast damaging palestinian flags hours before the match. and in these pictures, a cro

fox's trey yingst has more from tel aviv. >> that's right.sraeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he spoke three times over the past week with president elect trump, and that the two see eye to eye on the threat from iran. today does mark 400 days since the war in the middle east began, and overnight, thousands of protesters gathered in the streets of tel aviv demanding the release of the remaining hostages from gaza. sources say dozens are still alive. out of the 101 people left in the strip. the protests come as a regional diplomatic source told fox news that qatar, the main negotiator in cease fire talks, is ending its role in the discussions. that source said qatari officials are open to future conversations. if both sides show a willingness to end the war. >> i hope all this together, the two and a half months that left for the biden administration and the fact that qatar is pressing hamas will connect everything together. and finally, a ceasefire and a deal will come as part of the new decision, qatar will also be forcing hamas to

it happened after the israeli football club maccabi tel aviv played ajax in the europa league.d a taxi and pulled down a palestinian flag the night before. in a moment, bbc verify�*s nick eardley will look at how the violence unfolded, but first, anna holligan reports from amsterdam. shouting international tensions reverberating on the streets of amsterdam. the circumstances leading up to this are still unclear. there were incidents the day before. a palestinian flag was torn down, a taxi attacked. police said maccabi supporters were to blame and last night, a group of maccabi fans making racist chants on an escalator. we've had to cut the sound because of the offensive language. more than 1,000 police officers were deployed in anticipation of trouble. but the violence happened after the game, away from the stadium, as fans headed to their hotels. maccabi tel aviv supporters were hunted down by men on scooters, according to the mayor of amsterdam. translation: individuals on scooters crisscrossed l the city, searching for supporters of maccabi tel aviv. it was hit and run. she

i'm a coffee, tel aviv also coming off on the show. donald trump selection when looms large over a summit of e. u. leaders in hungary where the war and you crate as among their main concerns. the inquiry. richardson, thank you very much for joining us. widespread condemnation. after a night of violence and amsterdam authorities, there was a rioters actively targeted is rarely fans following a football game between them a copy television and i ex amsterdam answered adams mirror has called the violence an explosion of anti semitism that has been not been seen in a long time from the whole same i said, fans of the football club, my coffee tel aviv were attacked, abused and pelted with fireworks. she described the violets as hit and run attacks by hooligans on scooters. angels, the police to say at least 5 people were taken to hospital and dozens of others injured israel's foreign minister as on groups to the netherlands. you chief or slough underlying has said, she's outraged by what she called bile attacks targeting is released citizens. and speaking from the european summit in budapest, th

that's been a walk into town on the is ray, the city of tel aviv is a minute. she says it's a defense system intercepted the real kit. i'm pulling shop. no cost far as i move, that's where the ambulance sense to say 5 people were injured. and is there any s, right? because it's a central neighborhood in evidence. capsule batteries, at least 4 people have been killed and 18 others injured. spot proposal in high school and israel is set to be discussed on one gun and garza has been left with a life changing injuries to have face off to and it's raining strikes. but as well as refusing to and that's a need for strep, for vital medical treatments, for application, for a medical evacuation has been turned down. 5 times the russia has criticized us present j biden's decision to allow ukraine to strike inside rushes cost region using american missiles. cummins, but it's been, demetrius has cold, cold at an escalation that would throw oil on the fire. it comes of weeks before bite and leaves the white house also, as i said vague. so i did the strike on the pulled 6 of

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he joins me now from tel aviv gideon, who is a most shocking to publish a heretics. and what did he do exactly to anger these were any government the most okay, these are the surgeon ration of publishers. i always stablished and maintain the same as your say drives the, the oldest newspaper hands, read any many views. they only use the great news read because especially in this was, you know, almost or the media outlets to the recruiter themselves, to the narrative of the government and the army and the void. did these res, both seem guys uh, embodied is ryan for seeing the crime scene goes up and the, and the please though the, the, any soon possible to please of us a little shame. why the hard start to stick to the tools and for the for tools the government, the decision of today and create storage? yeah. must then you a wave of sympathy was our aids from the other side, which is very encouraging. but it's a very big message, was 40 degree ed morally silencing the any outlets like them to 0 by the way. but in the same time, it is also a and a very wanting side for,

certainly one of the highest figures and certainly if that is quite true for the tel aviv area where rockets have not stopped and the sirens have not stopped all day going through the morning hours and also through the night. and in addition to those 10 ad reported injuries, we have damage to several buildings across northern israel and in the tel aviv area . and the rockets and the shrapnel have even reach the occupied westbank and pull, cut them refugee camp. 13 people have been reported injured for the israelis. this really adds to their anxiety, the feeling that the promise of these really government, that this war would be short. the victory would be decisive and it is within reach really has not been translated into action. and what they have found is that their lives are disrupted, they can not guarantee this their safety in those northern communities and even further to the south and the tel aviv area. and some mayors have taken it upon themselves to change the instructions for the public to ensure that you know gatherings and schools are not held unless there is a safe the r

or at school of thousands took to the streets of tel aviv demanding a ceasefire. de la garza to secure the release of their remaining is really captives. a didn't mind the families of captives have maintained despite many setbacks since the only exchange deal was reached a year ago. so mom shallow vanover as the safety of our loved ones in gaza. their health, the lives and even the return of those were moved it and the band in is the government's responsibility. there is no atonement and no forgiveness for sacrifice. and then the families, english made worse after an announcement by the military wing of him us that a female is really captive, was killed, and then another gravely injured in his rarely attack on northern gaza. sees rarely army acknowledge the claim by him us and promised to investigate and follow up with the assemblies of the captives. families accused benjamin netanyahu of lying and deliberately wasting chances to release the captives leading to the death of many of them. these rarely prime minister did not comment on the how much the announcement embroiled in several n

massive loss plays in drops during her beloved miss fowler tried calling the user of the city of tel aviv the ro, bringing you coverage of the latest trend, shaping the world right now. this is already to national and i a michael watch it. let's bring to the breaking news. this alex russia has officially confirmed because of the ted it's new doctrine. and that means that the country resolves the rights to strike if it or any off it's allies come on the attack from weapons of mass destruction, from a non u. p. s. page, which has been supported by a nuclear pot. you should know today a very important presidential decree was signed. this is a decree on the approval of the foundations of state policy of the russian federation in the field of nuclear deterrence. these are the foundations of the state policy of the russian federation in the area of nuclear deterrence. russia has always viewed nuclear weapons as a means of deterrence. the use of which is an extreme and forced to measure russia has always taken a responsible position and made the necessary efforts to reduce the nuclear threat and

we came up to tel aviv. it's an attempt to restore the parents on the ground. it's fighters have been slowing down the advance of his way the troops, the exchange of fire is escalating. while there is talk of a possible ceasefire deal. it's not the 1st time there's been some optimism, but at the same time, there are threats to accept and a tax center. so there i was just so you know, they are these ready and boss of the united nation says that as well as moving forward on a cx. 5 deal with has buller, donnie dunham told the forces that these way the cabinet is expected to discuss the agreement. soon we all are moving, follow the on these font the they said the many times you know, i will go to was very clear which is to push these bottom. no say all very tiny though a, we haven't finalized it, but we all moving forward. i believe i assume that the cabinet will meet the today or tomorrow to discuss it a and a i think valasics important what will happen after that, the feasible i will not be allowed to come back to the fence and we will do whatever the method sur

but certainly be seen as in a high, high in quite on usual number of rockets reaching tel aviv. and the tel aviv area, which is very sensitive, politically and economically for israel, for the ordinary is really citizens for residents of the northern communities. this is very distracted distressing, and it disrupts daily life. and some communities in the north have already announced that they are taking extra precautions and measures, especially when it comes to school attendance to ensure the safety of students, even if the home command does not update its instructions, they're really desperate to see a ceasefire deal in place, although it doesn't seem at the moment that there are indications a breakthrough isn't the horizon. this is of course comes after all those weeks of promises that is real, had dismantled his beloved, that it had debilitated its ability to fire these rockets and these ballistic massages at the heart of israel. none of that has found out. and right now we use seats, all of those, all of that damage and 10 citizens at the time citizens injured. this adding

mike: alex hogan leave in tel aviv -- live in tel aviv, thanks very much. ♪ ♪ mike: russian president law on saturday that would forgive debt for new army recruits signing up to fight in ukraine as there are questions over whether the kremlin has enough troops to make up for it losses. putin is also about to ramp up production of so-called hypersonic ballistic missiles which ukraine's president zelenskyy would be a clear and severe escalation in the war. for more on this let's bring in former deputy national security adviser and heritage foundation vice president victoria coates. victoria with, good afternoon. >> good good afternoon, mike. mike: incoming national security adviser mike waltz has been talking about winding down the war many ukraine today. let's play that clip. >> -- need to bring this to a responsible end. we need to restore deterrence, restore peace and get ahead of this escalation ladder rather hand responding to it. mike: victoria, how challenging will it be to basically wind down the war many ukraine? >> well, it's getting more challenging by the day, mike, but i ha

these demonstrations has been attracting thousands of israelis on the streets of tel aviv, saturday nightstill so many hostages in captivity. also calling on the netanyahu government to do far more to bring them back home. medics say at least ten palestinians have been killed in an israeli strike on a school sheltering displaced families in gaza city. at least 20 others have been injured at the un—run abu assi school in the shati refugee camp. many are thought to be still trapped under the rubble. israel has not yet commented on the incident. here in the uk, hundreds of angry farmers have protested outside the welsh labour party conference. they're furious with the uk government's decision to impose a 20% inheritance tax on farm estates worth more than a million pounds. that's around one—and—a—quarter million dollars. but the prime minister says he will defend the government's budget announcements "all day long". here's damian grammaticas. 0n the north wales coast, the rumblings of rural protest. could this swell into a real political problem for the government? the morale, the mental hea

so we're going to bring some breaking news that we've just guessing out of tel aviv in israel. we all herring of strikes in the face. he has an a shopping center, but in that vicinity, now this is just coming in to us. in the past few hours. we got some pictures that we couldn't show of the huge flames that are from that we go from that strike that intel of you can see in the city in israel, this is coming to us just in the last few minutes, right? simon's well had over at bassetti, full explosions within had flames. leaping into the sky of a shopping center was hit. let's bring it home to saul, who joins us from jordan's capsule. a minus is reporting from that because the is where the government has bonded out 0 from avoiding inside as well. i mean, occupied west bank 1st of all have that. i mean this is just happened. so i understand the details of very sketchy at this stage, but perhaps you know, a little bit more than i have just been able to tell a view is that means that you can share that with us. that's right. just in the last couple of seconds. laura, we're getting a s

let's show you what is going on in tel aviv. a saturday night since those 200 hostages were taken hostage in gaza by hamas, and the protests have continued week after week. they are largely against benjamin netanyahu's handling of the war and the fact that there has been no serious attempt to bring the remaining 97 hostages... injerusalem and hostages... in jerusalem and thousands hostages... injerusalem and thousands of others at locations around israel, demanding that the israeli government struck a deal to free the hostages that have been held by hamas in gaza since october to 2023. they have been banging drums and giving speeches and waving banners and flags, because the families of the children and young people who have been captured in gaza, along with many others, are longing for a deal. some of the 97 are known to have been killed so their families are waiting for their bodies to be released by hamas in gaza, but benjamin netanyahu says he wants to prolong this war for his own reasons, says he wants to prolong this warfo

tonight in tel aviv, there were renewed calls from the families of the israeli hostages for a deal toes. two children, their parents and 97 other hostages are waiting to be saved. it�*s more than 400 days since the friends and families of many of these people were taken. 400 days that have brought nothing but death and misery to the people of gaza. joe inwood, bbc news, jerusalem. as protestors took to the streets in tel aviv, israeli police say two flares landed in the grounds of benjamin netanyahu�*s private home, around 30 miles outside the city. no damage was caused and the prime minister was not home. but security officials described the incident as serious. it is not yet clear who fired the flares. let�*s get some of the day�*s other news now. health officials in the united states have reported their first case of a new form of mpox. the patient, who was treated in northern california, had travelled to east africa. 19 african nations have now reported cases of mpox. the uk government says it will double its funding to help civillians affected by the ongoing war in sudan, pledgin

cbs' elizabeth palmer is in tel aviv. >> reporter: almost two million palestinian gazans have endurede than a year of violence and trauma. in desperation, they're looking to a new government in washington for help. >> the women of the -- to stop the war on the gaza strip and end our suffering. >> i'm going to stop wars. >> reporter: gazans palestinians know that in his victory speech donald trump said he'd stop wars, and they hope he means this one. "please send him a message," he says, "that we've had enough of killing, destruction, all the disasters afflicting palestinians." but mustav, a palestinian lawmaker in the west bank, warns be careful what you wish for. >> i think we're going through a very dangerous time for two reasons. first of all, you have very extreme israeli government, and from the other side you have president trump appointing one pro-israeli politician after the other. >> reporter: even if trump does convince israel to end this war, he says palestinians will be facing another long-standing battle. that is halting the expansion of jewish outposts on what was palest

cbs's holly williams is in tel aviv. >> in the west bank many israeli settlers who've built their communitiesn occupied palestinian territory believe a second trump presidency would be good for israel. >> we have a nice university up at the end of the road. >> reporter: one of them is tomer mashel. >> the former administration had a much stronger bond between the u.s. and israel. right now the bond is more questionable. it's not clear, you know, are you with us or are you with us up until a certain line. >> reporter: in a major shift in u.s. policy the first trump administration declared that israeli settlements were not illegal under international law. >> and our alliance with the state of israel has never, ever been stronger than it is today. >> reporter: with israel now at war in gaza and in lebanon and led by the most right-wing government in its modern history, a recent poll here found that 66% of israelis would prefer donald trump to win the election. only 17% prefer kamala harris. >> does donald trump understand the middle east, do you think? >> no. he's a very transactional man. >> re

by the supporters of maccabi tel aviv?say that translation: icouldn't say that at— translation: i couldn't say that at this moment, it is stilt— that at this moment, it is still part— that at this moment, it is still part of the investigation. still part of the investiuation. �* . . investigation. translation: cou - le investigation. translation: coule of investigation. translation: couple of more _ investigation. translation: couple of more questions. i you would like to prosecute as quickly as possible and are looking into keeping them in detention as well and based on which articles are you going to use in their prosecution in comparison to normal riots? translation: it is public violence that we would like to prosecute them for. what is the organisation behind it? was that— organisation behind it? was that organised? that could be criminal— that organised? that could be criminal cooperation. i don't have — criminal cooperation. idon't have too— criminal cooperation. i don't have too much proof of that or signals— have

area, uh at the heart of tel aviv, which is exactly what was anticipated in since the morning hours and what has happened, a lot of developments over the past 2 hours, the sirens when they go off, they send tens of thousands of his rallies to the shelters, and that is precisely what happened. so shock, a lot of concern and in the middle of all of that, we have to remember that there was talk of a ceasefire deal that was possible in the coming days in a possibly up to 2 weeks with love. but now, now all of that of course, hangs in the balance, depending on what choices real takes in the coming hours, whether to escalate further, the situation with lebanon, or to keep the equation, if you will, as it is right now. not all the reporting from i'm on. thank you. please 6 palestinians are killed and separate as really strikes on refugee camps and central gaza overnights. 4 of those killed a number of highs the end of the body is caps for children and families have gathered that the end of so hospitable to identify the bodies of those killed the cop $29.00 environments such as abrasion has

holly williams, cbs news, tel aviv, israel. >>> a pennsylvania judge allowing elon musk's $1 million day sweepstakes to continue for now. the judge put the case on hold while musk tries to move to move it to federal court. the philadelphia district attorney filed to stop the political action committee from giving money to registered voters in battleground states who sign a petition for free speech and gun rights. it's an illegal lottery scheme, they say. the pac supports donald trump's presidential campaign. >>> coming up, a twist in the case of a camper thought to have been killed by a bear. what montana police revealed. >>> and courtroom surprise. a grammy-winning rapper agrees to a plea deal in a gang case. s still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vi

. >> reporter: i'm elizabeth palmer in tel aviv with the fallout over thursday's anti-israeli violence in amsterdam. >>> plus, a surprise health update on britain's queen camilla as princess kate makes a poignant return to royal duties. >>> and later, making a name in nascar. these drivers racing at top speeds and chasing their dreams. >> it doesn't make a lot of men happy when a 14-year-old girl beats them on the track. >>> this is the "cbs weekend news." from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us on this saturday. we begin with wild weather and wildfires on both coasts and a blizzard in between. this is interstate 80 in wyoming today. it was shut down in both directions for several hours between laramie and cheyenne after fog and black ice caused several crashes. no word on injuries. today colorado is digging out after its first major snowstorm. amounts measured not in inches but feet. cbs' sarah horbacewicz has more. >> reporter: the snow has stopped falling after overnight blizzard-like conditions dumped up to four feet of snow in the mountain

and when we speak with is that both iran and tel aviv are waiting to see who comes into office beforeent when it comes to the policy? different when it comes to the oli ? �* ., ., policy? between the two of them there is not _ policy? between the two of them there is not much _ policy? between the two of them there is not much space - policy? between the two of them there is not much space with - there is not much space with respect to us support for israel. that support has hardened over the last three decades. to the extent that the us has a role to play as a neutral arbiter respected by both sides, that is probably a bad thing for the peace process. kamala harris would perish a bit harder for a ceasefire then trump but neither one was support an arms embargo on israel. the substance of foreign policy would remain the same in terms of supporting israel on each side of the ticket.— of supporting israel on each side of the ticket. turning to china, it _ side of the ticket. turning to china, it seems _ side of the ticket. turning to china, it seems to _ side of the ticket. turning to c