. >> lib again forces have gained control over a camp which is a major step to the tripoli international airportrently the forces are going inside and around tripoli international airport. >> reporter: the airport has been closed since july 13th because of the violence. thousands have been forced to leave the area. most of the airport has now been destroyed. and it's the rivals militia which has been defending it. the group took over the airport last month. it's been the main fighting force in tribally since the fall of muammar qaddafi in 2011. on saturday, a war plane launched strikes on the positions of the dawn brigades. killing more than a dozen. it's not known who ordered the attack. the rebels are blaming external forces. >> translator: based o on the intelligence that we have the egyptian and uae governments are involved in this attack, we stress that we have good relations with the good people oy i didn't want and the uae. but the libyan rebels wants to make it clear that we will always defend the sovereignty of our homeland against this aggression. >> reporter: the renegade generally. b

government was siding on those with the islamists then we have what is the most seeds of the tripoli international airport twenty fourteen as well embassies evacuated from tripoli clashes july twenty fourth tina islamists again seizing tripoli international airport declaring a rival government that was in august of twenty four and earlier this month is the again we're taking the areas in and around tripoli declaring a breakaway to breakaway regime forcing the central government to ask for foreign help but we have a plenty more stories for you online including the risk of death there's no reason to miss out on some fun with guns at least that's what one powerful u.s. and gun lobby things just one day after a nine year old girl accidentally shot and killed her shooting instructor. came up with. seven ways children can have fun at the gun range those details are. also that surprisingly legal the u.k. border police were left red faced after a man they attempted to arrest as an illegal immigrant as he struggled to shore turned out to be an extreme swimmer aiming to cross the english channel. the results of a m

there is clashes inside and around tripoli international airport. the airport has been closed since july 13th because of the violent. thousands leave the area. most of the airport has been destroyed, and it's the militia that has been defending it. the group took over the airport last month. it's the main fighting force in tripoli. in 2011. on saturday, a war plane launched strikes on the positions of the dawn brigade killing more than a dozen. it's not known who ordered the attacks. rebels blame external forces. >> based on the intelligence we have, the egyptians and the u.a.e. governments are involved in the attack. we stress we have good relations. the rebels want to make it clear, that we defend the sovereignty against this aggression. >> zinc tan - the renegade general. based on eastern cities of benghazi, this is a campaign to crush rebel groups. on friday, there were massive protests. thousands of people rally across six cities. this is a story of libya since the revolution. the militias turned their guns. libya has been described as a failed

a malicious as it has gained control of tripoli's international airport.ing triggers an exodus of foreigners. libya's parliament says it will temporarily resume its session. that could set the stage for legislature amid a leader slip vacuum. an increase ined military spending before preliminary peace talks with vladimir putin tomorrow. the ukrainian president unveiled a in increase in spending. putin know we -- will meet with his ukrainian partner during trade talks in the belarus capital. the big news this morning, french prime minister manuel valls and his government have resigned. president francois hollande once to name a new cabinet as soon as tomorrow. resid offered his nation. bloomberg news government david is going to join us shortly. for more on the french government, we are joined by caroline connan. big news this morning and a big surprise as well. yes, it is a big blow for the french government. we just have the message from paris saying that the entire government of prime minister manuel valls has to resign. that comes after the economy minis

days of clashes islamist claiming to have taken have claimed to have taken control of tripoli international airport in libya during the raid at least ten people have been killed and dozens wounded the airport has been shut down for more than a month made clashes between islamised and the government funded in town militia. a new series of israeli airstrikes has brought the death toll of palestinians killed since the beginning of israel's assault on the garza strict over two thousand one hundred at least twenty two people including eleven children were wounded after israeli aircraft fired two missiles at a twelve story apartment block is followed several airstrikes on gaza which killed at least eight people and injured more than thirty one of the missiles his house before dawn claiming the lives of five members of the same family. sierra leone which has been hit by the epidemic has passed a law imposing prison terms of up to two years for those who try to hide people infected with the virus because outbreak has forced the nation to take serious measures in order to get residents to cooperate fully wi

more than a month of fighting islam is militias claimed to have taken total control of tripoli international airport in libya during the raid at least ten people were killed and dozens wounded the fighters largely destroyed the port the police residence and identified warplanes also attacked targets in the capital. in the u.k. dog owners are said to be killing their pets with kindness with britain's canines now some of the fattest in the world as arctic tundra farm reports it's not just portly pets that might need to look at their diets. bruce the boxer is fact and he's trying to shed some pounds that lack of exercise import diet saw him balloon in size to almost twice his ideal weight. honey and goat's milk every morning and any dinner in the evening and obviously the treats of disputes and truth he's in good company though research shows over half of britain's dogs are in fact obese that's up fifteen percent in four years that makes them some of the fattest in the world a quick straw poll of our own helped explain why what treats to give them chicken fillets. cheery sticks and if you can get their

after more than a month of fighting islam is militias claim to have taken control of tripoli international airport in libya during the raid at least ten people who were killed and dozens wounded the fire has largely destroyed the airport ripley residents say that identified warplanes also attack targets in the capital. and opposition candidate has won the presidential election in the caucuses republic of abkhazia claiming more than half of the vote the country's new leader will have to deal with a legacy of years of rampant corruption iraq as they have reports. sunday's election an apology i went through the route of the protest but unlike those of the arab spring some of the color revolutions the protests here did not snowball into vicious marlon's against the odds the president gave up his near actually our paving the way to an early vote. out of mcchrystal says no people have finally realized that we need changes as you've done it and we want the people to have work and to feel that they're living in a free country the race quickly boiled down to two candidates on the one side there is the man

in brief now after ten days of clashes islam is claimed to have taken total control of tripoli international airport in libya during the raid at least ten people have been killed and dozens wounded the board has been shut down for more than a month to make clashes between islam is in the government funded sin town militia . a new series of israeli air strikes has brought the death toll of palestinians killed since the beginning of israel's assault on the garza street to over two thousand one hundred at least twenty two people including eleven children were wounded after israeli aircraft fired two missiles as a twelve story apartment block this followed several airstrikes on gaza which killed at least eight people and injured more than thirty one of the missiles hit a house before dawn claiming the lives of five members of the saying family. elsewhere three people had been seriously injured during a protest in the swedish city of malmo are the mounted police moved in to separate rival sides resources trample on several people while one was injured after being hit by a van demonstrators gathered in or

after more than a month of fighting islamist militias claim to have taken total control of tripoli international airport in libya during the raid at least ten people have been killed and dozens wounded the fight has largely destroyed the port tripoli residents say that unidentified warplanes also attacked targets in the capital. preliminary results from the presidential election in the caucuses republic of suggest the opposition candidate is leading the polls with more than half of the votes the country's new leader will have to deal with a legacy of years of rampant corruption that's brought the country to the brink of reports for r.t. . sunday's election a party i went through the route of protests but unlike those of the arab spring or some of the color revolutions the protests here did not snowball into vicious mylan . against the all that's the president gave up his near absolute paving the way to an early vote. against us as now people have finally realized that we need changes and not to be the nation's president now is not a privilege it's going to be hard ward as you've done to me and people ha

weeks long battle for tripoli international airport appears to be over and lines of militias have taken control of it. they say they seized it from a rival militia which had been in control since the libyan revolution three years ago. the reason she is back with us is the past three years she's been based in tripoli and knows the country well. help us understand this. who are these militia groups fighting it out amongst themselves? weren't they brothers in arms at one stage? >> this is a really catastrophic situation we have seen unfolding in libya. over the past month or so, this is another battle for power, battle for control between these militias. for the first time, we have seen this sort of violence in tripoli since the revolution. it could even be worse than the revolution, indiscriminate shelling and fighting that has really destroyed triple international airport, impacted civilian areas, as the fighting spread to different parts of the capital. we have heard warnings from amnesty international, some u.n. commissions saying what is taking place, these rival militias, fighting in

an alliance of islamic militias says it has gained of tripoli's international airport. of fighting with a rival force triggered an exodus of foreigners. libby is defunct parliament says it will temper every resume -- temporarily resume sessions. and french prime minister manuel valls and his government have resigned. president francois hollande wants to name a new cabinet tomorrow. valls offered his resignation after the economy minister made comments saying the government should do more to help growth. one of our top corporate stories, more m&a sweeping the pharmaceutical sector. roche agreed to by intermune for $8.3 billion. bloomberg spoke to roche's coo about the deal and the company's strategy. continue to work on acquisitions like this. this acquisition is part of our roche strategy as we move forward. we have a very attractive portfolio and a high bar for products that come into the roche group. this is a very good example of what we look for to complement our rich internal franchise. philr more on the deal, joins us live from paris. what will this acquisition ha

tripoli's international airport is overrun. the group was targeted by air strikes the u.s. says were carried out by egypt and uae. so far the egyptian authorities denied involvement. there's been no direct comments in the uae. we have ha. is libya in danger of becoming a failed state? >> it was some time ago to be honest. he formed the state for him to be completely indespeinsable. when he fell, he took part of it with him. we're suffering three years later. the revolution after he was struck from power failed to build a new state to replace the corrupt and totally lawless type of state he had. it led to this particular case now. >> three years on, explain for us the sort of proxy battleground that has developed in libya with the varying sides, one antiislamist block on one side with saudi, egypt and uae and qatar on the other. >> the libyans have been plaining about external interference into for some years now. we're seeing the repercussions for that polarization across the region playing out over the next couple of days if reports are to be confirmed. they haven't as yet

an alliance of militias from the sunni say they have taken control of tripoli international airport. they've seized it from a rival militia. >>> an ordinary saturday night, that's how the man in charge of public safety in ferguson, missouri, described the evening 15 days after a policeman shot and killed unarmed teenager michael brown. >> tonight there were no molotov cocktails, no shootings, no guns were seized. again tonight we deployed no smoke devices, no tear gas and no mace. and, again, tonight no police officer fired a single bullet. we did respond to a couple of incidents tonight, a call for a shot fired behind the sam's meat market and a smashed drive through sign -- a smashed drive through sign at mcdonald's. in total six people were arrested, one for destruction of property and resisting arrest by fleeing. the remaining five were for failure to disperse. >> this was the scene a short time ago on streets of ferguson. a relatively quiet demonstration compared to confrontations last week between protesters and police. ♪ ♪ >> on saturday a youth rally in ferguson marked two we

confirmed that libyan forces gained control over a camp, which is a major step to the tripoli international airport, and it is going off inside and around the airport between the libya forces on the one hand, and other brigades on the other hand. as you know, the air strikes that caused it killed and injured fighters belonging to libyan forces. the forces started in july to free libya - to free tripoli airport. >>> now, the united nations says more than 191,000 people have been killed in the conflict in syria. 85% of the victims are said to be men. almost 9,000 children have been killed. the u.n. says an estimated 6,000 people are killed every month. we have this report. >> activists in syria say this girl was injured when government forces dropped barrel bombs on the town in northern deraa. in all, five children died here. >> translation: it's a crime against humanity to kill the kids. i want to world to watch the crimes in our country. look, she is just a child hit by barrel bombs. who will protect the rights of the children. who? >> reporter: the united nations says more than 191,000 people are

the zinc tan group has controlled tripoli's international airport since 2011. fighters led a coalition who opposed a parliament in an attack on an airport. in the past this hours, they say they have taken control. >> general khalifa haftar emerged was a new player, attacking the militia, seeking to intervene in defense of the zinc tan brigades. tripoli are now so ipp squur that the new parliament is meeting in the port city. they are directors. it specialises in libyan affairs. there needs to be an effort to bring them together to discuss the shape of any new government. >> it's a systematic failure from the highest level, the permanent five members and the security council must take into consideration the nature of the united nations for libya is not able to make the changes the security sector informs changes. it underpins the transmission. this is the arrangements that would lead to agreements and narrow down the free market. it's defence of a gap. what kind of configuration will figure. it's off the table negotiations and the only kind of negotiations that

in libya, rival militias continue battling for control of tripoli's international airport.n, hundreds of thousands face hunger, many of them fleeing fighting between the government and rebels. the central african republic, eritrea, sudan and zimbabwe were not invited to the summit because they're suspended from the african union or under u.s. sanctions. the presidents of liberia and sierra leone are also staying home to deal with the ebola outbreak in their nations. earlier today i spoke with former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and commerce secretary penny pritzker about africa's economic promise and its challenges. bloomberg philanthropies and the department of commerce are co- hosting tomorrow's u.s./africa business forum, where president obama will give the keynote address. secretary of commerce penny pritzker, mayor michael bloomberg, thank you for talking to us. >> thank you for having us. >> woodruff: secretary pritzker let me start with you, what does the o billiona administration want to accomplish with this summit? >> well, its summit has many parts to it

. >>> well, islamic militants claiming control over tripoli's international airport. meanwhile, egypt's foreign in minister calling for an international push to try to disband those group that are in libya right now. weeks of fighting causing all sorts of problems all over the country what happened to the arab spring, um. >>> back here in the united states, suspect wanted in connection with the three deadly shootings is taken in custody in l.a. >> officers arrested unidentified man after this standoff. police say the the shootings which occurred during a span of about an hour in los angeles left four others wounded. >>> and how about this an american airlines flight from dallas to san diego, was diverted to phoenix. the plane apparently received a threat, a tweet apparently sent to a sony executive who was a passenger on the flight. once the airline learned of the threat, pilots landed the plane at skies harbor airport in phoenix. bomb sniffings dog came out, to check the planes for explosives. pass evening years bused to the terminal where they were all screened agai

. >> the aftermath of the battle for the international airport in tripoli, rival militias have been vying for control of the site for weeks. on saturday, an alliance of islamists seized the airport from pro-government forces who have been holding at the last three years. for the islamists, is a key strategic victory and embolden them to demand change. not long after they post these pictures of themselves taking over the airport, they called on the old parliament in tripoli, the one they used to domate summit to resume its work. they said the new liberal parliament did not represent the interests of the majority of libyans. such developments are creating alarm, not just in libya but abroad. regional leaders have been meeting to discuss the situation. but they rejected a call to help restore stability. most importantly, we need to respect the sovereignty of libya. we want to announce violence and terrorism while supporting the political process. but an end to the violence is not in sight. fighting between rival islamists and pro-government militias has become ferocious in recent months. bot

international military intervention featuring aerial bombardment, one hailed at the time as successful because it ultimately bought about the death of moammar gadhafi. islamist allied militias on sunday claimed control of tripoli including its international airportamerican officials said today that egypt and the united arab emirates have secretly been launching air strikes against those militants without the consent of washington. there are some rare good news out of the region on sunday. officials announced that american writer peter curtis was freed by a different group in syria, not isis, after being held by two years by al qaeda affiliated group al nusra. british intelligence officials tell nbc news they have identified the man they believe murdered foley who speaks with a british accent in the video. the white house today warned of the threat posed by isis militants with ties to the west. >> the other concern that we have and in some ways this is the most significant concern, is that there are individuals with western passports who have taken up arms alongside isil in this fight. and the united states and other western countries harbors a significant concern about those individuals returning to the west to carry out terrorist attacks. >> th

tobruk because of fighting in the main cities. >> from one militia to another, tripoli is now wrecked the international airportthis used to be the airport's main passenger terminal. it's charred remains are a reminder of the destructive force of lawlessness and chaos. these men, part of an alliance of armed groups, mainly from libya's western city launched an attack on the arrivals who had been controlling the airport for nearly three years. these unverified pictures show the militia men taking over. >> translator: the rebels have defeated the brigades. they're out of the airports. >> for most of the capital, this is no defeat but a cycle of power hungry militia violence that civilians paid the price for. thousands displaced, many homes and livelihoods can destroyed. 1600 kilometers away from the capital in the eastern city to tobruk, the newly elected parliament stepped up rhetoric. over the weekend they branded the alliance of militias that overran the airports a terrorist organization. a spokesman for militias said they didn't recognize the authorities. the latest violence in cities is fuelled by structured

they have been fighting for control over the international airport in trip -- tripoli, and other institutions. it has fallen into the hands of misrata, who opposed the new parliament. the benghazi brigade tried to help their rivals to defend the airport, but failed. benghazi and tripoli are so insecure that the parliament is meeting in the port city of tobruk. >>> effort to form a government in yemen collalsed. the country -- collapsed. the country's president rejected the houthi's demand. they have been protesting for years, demanding the current government resign and subsidies be increased for fuel. >>> the somalia government is seizing weapons from the warlords that have been fighting each other. it's a hard task because citizens don't believe it will make the country safer. . >> reporter: after years of struggling the somalia government seems to have realised the need to scoop up illegal weapons. here african union peacekeepers and government troops raid the houses of people they call war lards and suspected militia leaders. officials call the operation a success, and say they'll continue

there now for several weeks over which militia was going to control of both the international airport outside of tripoli as well as the capital itself so three years more than three is not a factor isn't it since his intervention in libya the places of mass where is it heading do you think well i think the united states is trying to figure out which road to take they have a lot at stake their attempts to remake libya. they were in the leadership three years ago in regard to the destabilization of libya under the jim body which was headed by colonel moammar gadhafi they were heavily involved in the founding of libya for some eight and a half months which resulted in the displacement of several million people and then of course the brutal murder of gadhafi the country has not been the same since then even the parliament the general national congress problem and that was a doors by the united states has been funded by the u.s. had to relocate from the capital of tripoli to the eastern region of the country and to brooke so the country is really at this point heavily unstable and i think this is going to co

emirate was declared in benghazi and tripoli airport was seized when the extremists finally took control of the airport this month the central government asked for international help and the u.n. security council france has said that libya will slide into further chaos without international support. always loads of stories for you on line a few clicks away at. the risk of death is no reason to miss out on some fun with guns at least that's what one powerful u.s. gun lobby things just one day after a nine year old girl accidentally shot and killed a shooting instructor at the lobby came up with quote seven ways children can have fun at the shooting range. stories that are. also their insurance getting a bit of a shock climbing out of the english channel the u.k. border police waiting with a fresh towel and a shiny pair of handcuffs they thought he was an illegal immigrant. or to some other news from around the world in brief time for the r.t. world update demonstrators upset over the dismissal of workers at a u.s. run air base in spain occupied city hall overnight in the town of. protesters held up banners saying american layoffs at bases one of the largest u.

tripoli by diplomatic foreigners and libyans. for nearly three weeks, rival militias have been fighting to control the international airport.t is a multi-scrapyard now. violence is mostly concentrated in the south of the capital. many libyans say they are forced to leave the capital because of and a growingce sense of insecurity. >> you turn the television on, and you do not understand anything. there is no news to explain what is happening. you here rumors, so you are afraid. people are forced to escape to tunisia or europe. >> tunisia has become the latest country to ask all its nationals to leave libya. the shortage of essential items like fuel is also adding to insecurity. the latest violence came shortly after a largely peaceful parliamentary election in late june. the new parliament is due to convene on monday, but it is not clear whether it can influence events on the ground. >> today, the compensation fund for the victims of a defective edition switch -- ignition switch in certain general motors vehicles of ashley started accepting claims. so far, 13 deaths in 54 crashes have been linked to the faulty switches, but

has asked the united nations for an international intervention after the worse violence the country has seen in years. rival militias battled it out near tripoli airport. seven were killed and around a dozen injured in the gun battle. thousands of people have fled the country after the recent flare up of violence this is the worst violence since the ousting of the president in 2011. >>> inmates have recorded their escape on a mobile phone as they worked their way through the tunnel escaping. the prison guard on duty is suspended and said the jail cell had not been monitored for months. two have been captured. others are on the run. >>> phillies wrap up their series with the giants today. could they hang on for the win? learn how a mix up hurt the team coming up in sports. first, here's brittney. >> tracking showers moving into the poconos. i'll let you know what to expect for the rest of the area. that's coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. . >>> good morning. as we head to the rest of today, we are going to see a chance of showers for your morning hours. temperatures warmer today than yesterday. we stayed in the low 80s. today we push to m

international intervention to protect civilians. also vote today dismantle militias responsible for the violence. they have been clashing with fighters around tripoli's airports still being controlled by a rival militia. >>> pakistan's capital is in full lock down ahead of an anti government march planned by opposition groups of the leader imran kahn and opposition cleric are calling for the government to step down. they accuse the prime minister of vote riging in last year's election. they plan to leave thousands of supporters -- lead thousands of supporters in defines of a court order. tell us about the protest, what is is planned? >> reporter: well, as you put it rightly, islambad is in a state of lock down, but now all eyes are on islambad. we are told that even the flights coming in to islambad airport this morning are disrupted because the city is sealed off. in the next few hours, imran kahn and professor kadri will try to leave the hall. according to our contacts, professor kadri will not be allowed to leave the hall, he may be arrested. there is a lot of confluence because while on the one hand the government is saying that the march will be allowed

international organizations are calling it a failed state. dominic caine, al jazeera. >> a contributor to the middle east i publication. he joins me on the line from tripoli. how important is this takeover of the airport because it's not a functioning airport. is it largely symbolic? >> hi. it's not a finking airport, yes. but that's only because of the fighting that's been going on over the past month. the malitias who controlled it as stated in the report were malitias who were pro-parliament and attacking anti-basically with these malitias now forced out of tripoli, today on the ground, another two were seized. it's meaning that the parliament forces have no control over anything going on the capitol and have no control over anything going on the west of libya. >> what is the position of libya, the country, libya, the state? does the state have any control anywhere? >> well, the state, itself, is in debate. i mean the general national congress, the previous parliament came out yesterday saying that they were now the state's of libya and that they were the legitimate body who were going to continue leading libya forward. both sides fighting in the capitol. >> does the taking of the airport or the ai

tripoli airport was seized when the extremists finally took control of the airport this month the central government asked for foreign help the u.n. security council france said that libya will slide into further chaos without international support. time now to around and more news from around the globe starting with syria where the number of refugees is now topped three million that's according to the united nations refugee agency another six and a half million were displaced within the country's borders more than one hundred ninety thousand have been killed in syria since the beginning of the civil war in march twenty levon. elsewhere the pakistani army has stepped in to mediate in a crisis between the government and the opposition comes after two weeks of sitting demonstrations aimed at forcing the resignation of the prime minister now a sheriff the opposition claims that he rigged last year's general elections they also want him to be charged over the deaths of fourteen demonstrators in june the army chief has promised to find a resolution of the twenty four hours. a day kilometer long fissure eruption a started in a larger field near a volcano in iceland although the situation isn't as serious as it was initially fe

tripoli airport was seized and the extremists wanted to control of the airport this month the central government also foreign help and at the u.n. security council france said libya will slide into further chaos without international support. some more news from around the world now demonstrators upset over the dismissal of workers at a u.s. run air base in the space occupied city hall overnight in the town of. protesters held up banners saying american lay all the bases one of the largest u.s. air force bases in spain and is used by both countries activists accuse the company that manages it of taking advantage of economic difficulties and cutting labor costs and terminating contracts with little notice. over one hundred thirty activists have been arrested and several detained during a rally outside the white house were demanding that he was president implementing immigration reforms by the end of the summer crowd were angry at the continued to deportations of undocumented immigrants march was part of a nation day of action with similar protests held in twenty other cities across the u.s. . but they're all moto the workers in colombia have formed their mouths shut outside the american embassy to pressure the auto

tripoli, smoke like this is a familiar part of the skyline. at least eight huge oil depos are set on fire by rebel forces battling to control the international airportleast 20 people died over the weekend bringing the total number killed here to well over 200. the escalating violence is too much for many. on saturday, a greek naval ship evacuated 180 people, most from greece and china. then the uk government said the hms enterprise to tripoli, taken 110 people, most of them british. this wasn't seen as a rescue mission. there are still some commercial flights available. now the operation is complete. the british embassy will close its doors. it's one of the last western embassies to leave. the british ambassador tweeted, we plan to set up a temporary office in tunisia. we are will be back. despite everything, i have faith in libya and it's wonderful people. >> for some it must be hard to hang onto hope until the chaos can be stopped. libya is seeing the worst violence since 2011. it's pup to these men and women to do something about it. they make up the newly elected parliament which met for the first time saturday. it needs to do what the previous

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tripoli's air traffic. most international carriers suspended flights in and out of libya. the airportder control of moderate militias who took control three years ago during the libyan revolution which toppled long-time dictator moammar gaddy fi. >>> another security breach at brooklyn bridge, police arrest ag thrill seeker after he took a stroll on the bridge's suspension beams. the 24-year-old was charged with criminal trespass and disorderly conduct. he was able to get past security which has been on high alert since trespassers got up there and replaced the bridge's flags last month. this time they spotted him, got him down, under arrest. >> i guess that high alert is fairly relative if you're able to sneak by. >> they need to redouble their doubling. >>> word this morning that cease-fire talks in the middle east have hit a wall. a new wall. this news comes following escalating violence in the region. overnight israel claimed rockets landed in communities near the gaza border. this coming as palestinian officials claimed 16 people were killed in israeli air strikes on sunday inclu