basis and it's not clear to me what uni-fil basis and it's not clear to me what uni—fil is constructivelywanted to patrol and michael and said you cannot go into this space, they could've just said ok. the reality is i don't think uni-fil just said ok. the reality is i don't think uni—fil has much of a role to play in this war but my personal feeling is they should not consolidate and discern basis for the protection of those peacekeepers because it's going to be very difficult in the middle of war as the israelis are trained to evacuate soldiers in the tank is going to move a particular way and smashing to the gate, the type of thing that will happen. it’s of thing that will happen. it's artner of thing that will happen. it's partner also _ of thing that will happen. it's partner also has a role to play when it comes to observing and reporting. isn't that an important part of its role as a peacekeeper? it’s important part of its role as a peacekeeper?_ peacekeeper? it's “ust that it's peacekeeper? it's “ust that as done * peacekeeper? it's “ust that it's done the _ peacekeeper? it's just

i hours of massive harsh, bloody securs for people here in han uni city where people returned uh... to the eastern uh areas, including al-fkari, main, al-manara neighborhoods, uh, after invvasion, an ground incursion of the israeli occupation forces, which lasted for seven days and concluded with the sudden invading for the areas here in kanyunis city, uh, at least 89 people were estimated to be killed in these massacers, so far uh, the the situation is is always the same, the the iof uh goes back to the outskirts of the city, leaving the people to have some sense of safety to return to their areas and town and stay there to take them by sudden attack, each each invasion uh is proceeded by fire builts that literally turn houses and whatever residential buildings into rubble along with the people with the people inside them uh to to pave the way for tanks to storm and and conduct whatever. military operations they have uh in their mind, thousands of families were trapped in that last invasion in khan, unis, they made dozens of appeals for secure uh rescue teams and emergency crews to sa

uh the artillery the israeli artillery is still indiscriminately shelling the eastern parts of khan unis uh just uh 24 hours ago the israeli uh occupation has announced uh extending and expanding the so-called safe zones here in the southern part. the gaza strip in a way in a way uh an attempt to tempt uh and attract the palestinians uh to to to uh move uh from the northern uh areas of the gaza strip and now we can actually uh find that few just few hours ago it it went back and actually narrowed uh this uh these areas uh the the the uh cycle of displacement, the cycle of of starvation, the cycle of constantly worrying about securing your ba the basic needs for the displaced families, for the afflicted families here, continue uh, nothing has gone any better, it's only been deteriorating and it's only been getting worse, thank you, thank you so much for that, ahmad uh, be safe, that's a correspondent that ahmad talking to us there from han unis. um, sorryson, i don't know if you caught uh the report that our uh correspondent uh covered when it came to in particular his focus there uh was

uh the artillery the israeli artillery is still indiscriminately shelling the eastern parts of khan unis uh just uh 24 hours ago the israeli uh occupation has uh announced uh extending and expanding the so-called safe zones here. in the southern part of the gaza strip in a way in a way uh an attempt to tempt uh and attract the palestinians uh to to to uh move uh from the northern uh areas of the gaza strip and now we can actually uh find that few just few hours ago it it went back and actually narrowed uh this uh these areas uh uh the the the uh cycle of displacement, the cycle of of starvation, the cycle of constantly worrying about securing your ba the basic needs for the displaced families, for the afflicted families here, continue uh, nothing has gone any better, it's only been deteriorating and it's only been getting worse, thank you, thank you so much for that, ahmad, be safe, that's a correspondant. talking to us there from khan unis - sir wilkinson, i don't know if you caught uh the report that our uh correspondent uh covered when it came to in particular his focus there uh was t

multiple palestinian injuries our correspondent ahmed al najar joined us earlier from the city of khan unis in gaza with more details what's going on in the city amid israeli aggression. after invasion and ground incursion of the israeli occupation forces which lasted for seven days and concluded with sudden. invaging for the areas here in kan unis uh city uh at least 89 people were estimated uh to be killed in these massacred uh so far uh the the situation is is always the same the the iof uh goes back to the outskirts of the city leaving the people to have some sense of safety to return to their areas and town and stay there to take them by sudden uh attacked. each each invasion uh is proceeded by fire builts that literally turn houses and whatever residential buildings into rubble along with the people with the people inside them uh to to pave the way for tanks. to storm and and conduct whatever military operations they have uh and their mind, thousands of families were trapped in that last invasion in khan, unis, it's come out of syria say country's air defensive intercepted hostile tar

unity with the latest attacks by israeli artillery in khuza'a town in the near eastern parts of han uniugee camp uh several at air strikes were carried out during the past. 24 hours especially uh the massacre of uh alwan family uh camp which killed six members of the family including one child in khan city yesterday israeli fighter jets attacked a home in al fukari town in eastern khan unist killing four members including one baby girl the the cycle is repeating itself, the cycle of aggression of massacres of bombardments were not stopped just like it's as if it was like day one in the aggression, we're talking about israel issuing evacuation orders, new evacuation orders this morning for the people in asairat refugee camp and there and b camp ordering them to move south. this happened in the northern parts of al-buray and an nusairat camp, dropping leaflets, ordering the people in the area to evacuate them. uh, local analysts estimate that this will happen as precautions as we are approaching the first anniversary of the remarkable operation uh al-aqsa uh flood uh of of having precauti

he also served with the irish contingent of uni—fil in lebanon in the 19805.ll have been following the situation at the un peacekeeper base in southern lebanon. how significant of an escalation do you think this is? it's hard to characterise but the overall evidence indicates that israeli forces are deliberately targeting un posts and reckless to the safety of the un personnel and i would remind viewers that un forces have been present in south lebanon since 1978. the mandate change significantly in 2006 and the mission was envisaged to be something between peacekeeping and enforcement but these are there in the peacekeeping role and it's really important to emphasise that as such, all the peacekeepers are protected persons under international humanitarian law and all of them are protected objects and they may not be attacked under any circumstances. i think that the israelis are using the un posts and have done so as a form of human shields. and the tactics being adopted by the israelis clearly indicates that they want the un forces out of the area and that t

it says five missiles were fired at tel aviv from khan unis in southern gaza's trip. israeli media have reported injuries and material damage from the strike. earlier, the kassom brigades also said it hit israeli positions in several locations, including rafaah and south of with rockets. israel says 700 of its troopers have been killed in the gaz trip over the past year. resistant groups however say the actual number is much much higher. israely forces have killed at least nine nine palestinian civilian children in a heavy bombardment of gaza chibalior fuji camp. 17 palestinians lost their lives in the raid. many of the already displaced people were forced to evacuate the camp without knowing where to go, the regime also ordered people to evacuate areas near the city of khan unis, which is bombarded shortly afterwards. in gaza cities there wa 10 civilians, mostly children were injured after occupation forces attack tents housing displaced people inside them martter hospital compound. for planes also struck house in the al-shati refugee camp in gaza city killing severa

attacking a group of people uh number of the wounded arrived at european hospital in eastern khan unis inrat refugee camp uh several at air strikes were carried out during the past 24 hours especially uh the massacer of alwan family uh an camp which killed six members of the family, including one child in hanyunis city yesterday, israeli fighter jets attacked a home in al fukari town in eastern khan unist killing four members including one baby girl. we're talking about uh israel issuing evacuation orders, new evacuation orders this morning for the people. uh camp ordering them to move south, this happened in the northern parts of al-buraj andsairat camp, dropping leaflets, ordering the people in the area to evacuate them. a pro- palestine rally has been held in the british capital, london with demonstrators denouncing the ongoing genocide in the goth. strip, thousands of people took to the streets in london, carrying palestinian flags and chanting anti-israel slogans. british protesters urged uk leaders to listen to their people and called for an. end to the onslot of palestinian peop

let's get an idea as to what's happening in han unis. we have ahmed al najar who's our correspondent joining us from there. we're looking atmed at the one-year anniversary coming up of operational flood. there's a lot of anticipation as to what's going to happen around the world in particular, but so uh of course there in the occupied lands including occupied palesan and the gaza strip what do you have to tell us on that? well yes. october 6th, 2024, and the intensity of attacks and aggression here in gaza has only been escalating since uh last year uh, in the middle area two brutal massacers uh carried out by the israeli jet fighters uh killing and targeting a shuhada mask right across uh the street to shardsa hospital in there. killing at least 24 palestinians who were displaced and sought shelter in this mask uh another airstrike targeted ibn rushed uh school in azawaida uh camp in the central area killing at least two people and injured uh many others. it is important to mention that these strikes uh targeted uh were were carried in

has been like our little kind of uni.aving your mates around, you know. yeah, especially when we started in x factor house, as well, stopping in the same little room, whatever. like, you know, it's just living it out in a different way. and i think, you know, if i had to choose between the two, i'd much — you know, i'd do this every single time. jodie richards taught liam dance from the age of 12. she spoke to him just a few hours before he died. liam meant the world to me. so, i've got three children of my own, three boys and i also consider liam to be, you know, family to me. he's definitely made a big impact on my life, as i hope i've made an impact on his life. those who knew liam will remember him notjust as a pop star, but as a funny and brave soul who left a lasting impact on them all. fiona lamdin, bbc news. before we move on, we want to show you these live pictures coming from germany. this is the bellevue palace in berlin. this is the official residence of the president and as you can see, that is the us preside

let's begin our correspondent from the gaza strip from khan unis in particular ahmad who joins us now uh to give us some um of the ongoings a day like today. we're looking at uh today being october 7th and i'm wondering what you. have seen today uh what palestinians in the gaza strip have told you uh give us a quickly in a synopsis form um the past year as to what uh type of devastations uh you have seen uh that you deem to be important to bring to us here yes the palestinians here in the gaza strip on this day particularly the 7th of october 2024. or uh just describing how they can't imagine that it that it is actually october the 7th and the genocide is still going on and the aggression is and the onslot uh is still on hoping that uh some sort of uh uh end for for this for this unrelenting nightmare would have been achieved by now but uh unfortunately and uh to the to the uh opposite of what they hope and what they uh aspire, they are still under the ongoing uh aggression, the intensity of the operations of the massacers of the ground invasions and raids here in the ghaza strip has

the camp is situated that you see over here to the west of han unis, it's a tank mile or 16 kilometermultiple times even though it has been labeled to humanitarian zone and that's a pattern now declaring areas as safe zones pushing palestinians to relocate there and then killing them in total five israeli massacers that have occurred when you take a look at that uh at the alma have total of 217 palestinians to have been killed since may, but the amasi massacer could not be achieved without the us help, and it's bombs meant to level neighborhoods, you can see over here what the bombs did there, these are bombs uh that created 9 meter deep craters covering radius of 350 kmters and as a result when the bombs hit it exploded but it ripped through flesh and bodies because these are bombs decide that are designed to level blocks and uh concrete but there were only people that would feeling the impact of these bombs. hello, welcome back, uh, we have with us our guest from london, ranjit brah, who is an endovascular surgeon a consultant, vascular, and also we have daniel yejich from barcelona

it is a little-known fact, but since 2010, a group of belarusian peacekeepers has been part of uni. by the beginning of the twenties. servicemen, these are officers of the peacekeeping forces, about 50 companies and representatives of the special forces medical detachment passed through it. recently , the activities of un peacekeepers in lebanon have often been criticized. the israelis claimed that the unifil forces assist hezbollah fighters. for example, knowing in advance about many illegal actions of militants, the peacekeepers do not undertake no action to prevent them. voices are heard in lebanon, syria: why doesn't russia protect syrians from israeli attacks? maybe russia has made some kind of deal and is going to leave the region in the future, handing everything over to the us and israel again. and such rumors, such a mood, must be kept in mind. i hope that common diplomatic sense will prevail. by the way, countries like china and russia could play the role of mediators. the iranian capital has long since turned into a megalopolis, the industrial political center of the coun

the southern city of khan unis was bombed as well.more than 96,800 people have also been injured in the palestinian territory since october last year. that's r for this hour, thank you for tuning in, کار درخت. کاری که نیروهای مسلح ما کردن کمترین مجازات برای رژیم قاصب صهیونی در برابر جنایت های حیرت آور اون رژیم بود. رژیم خون آشام، رژیم گرگ صفت، سگ هار آمریکا در منطقه. جمهوری اسلامی، هر وظیفه ای در این زمینه داشته باشد، با قدرت و صلابت و قاطعیت انجام خواهد داد. الله اکبر. now with more people this place everyday most of the nearly 900 government established collective shelters in lebanon. have no more capacity to host all those displaced on the streets of beirout and even at the most famous landmarks like the corniche uh hundreds of stranded men, women and children are sleeping in the open, so as you may expect the intensifying israeli earth strikes and orders to evacuate for people in southern lebanon are forcing more families in the country out of their homes desperately looking for safe spot. now with the areas targeted being expande

its, uh, the pro, it's in the, in this house of live on, on because it's working there together with uni for the un peacekeeping mission. the main task is more to morning tore the situation. and the 1st lived on a soldier who was reported to be killed was killed during an evacuation and rescue mission on the ground. and we don't know more about the circumstances of the death of the 2nd. the new soldier right now, some living eastern could media report that the liberties army has attacked and fired back at is really army due to the killing of these 2 um soldiers. but so far i don't have confirmation from the nice army itself. journalist, it's still a mentor and they read with the lady is on a day there to sing a lot of volatility for sure. stella. thank you. rachel irene's. it sounded twice today as new nato secretary general mark router visited keith on his 1st official trip since taking office. he met with you granting and president board of me is the lensky discussing the battlefield, as well as what is known as ukraine's victory plan. route has pledge the alliance has continued suppor

it says five missiles were fired at televi from hun unis in southern gaza strip. israeli media have reported injuries and material damage from the strike. earlier them brigades also said it hit israeli positions in several locations including raffa in the south with rockets. israel says 700 of its troops have been killed. in the gaza strip over the past year. resistance groups, however say the actual number is much higher. meanwhile, israeli forces have killed at least nine more palestinian children in a heavy bombardment of gaza's javalier refugee camp. 17 palestinians lost their lives in that raid, many of the already displaced people were forced to evacuate the... without knowing where to go. the regime also ordered people to evacuate areas near the city of hanjunes, which had bombarded shortly afterwards. in gaza's cities, 10 civilians, mostly children, were injured after occupation forces, attacked tents housing displaced people inside the al-aqsa marters hospital compound. warplanes also struck house in the alchatte refugee camp in gaza city, killing... seve

those attacks at least three palestinians were killed in israely bombing of the town of huza near khan unis in southern also in khan unison is really air strike targeted tents for displaced palestinians leading dozens dead there elsewhere in the south number of fatalities were reported after another israeli air strike targeted almashu area of rafa. israel's aggression began in october last year and since then over 41,700 palestinians have been killed and nearly 97 thousand injured and many permanently in malnutrition, lack of medicine and other basic necessities have been... taking their tol on the gaza population as well. "the israeli military is pressing ahead with incursions across the occupied west bank for more in the story, we're now going to swing over trmalad correspondent nakamed, good evening uh to you naka, hope you're safe and uh doing well out there in occupied romala, the latest you could with respect to tensions there and uh incursions and raids by occupation forces against palestinians, yes - well over here in the west" bank, the iof has continued his intensive operations fo

it says five missiles were fired at tel aviv from khan unis in southern gaza's trip. israeli media have reported injuries and material damage from this. earlier, the gasson brigades also said it hit israeli positions in several locations, including rafa and the south with rockets. israel says 700 of its troopers have been killed in the gaza's trip over the past year, resistant groups however say the actual number is much higher. israeli forces have killed at least nine palestinian children in a heavy bombardment. of gaza jibalia refugee camp. 17 palestinians lost their lives in the raid, many of the already displaced people were forced to evacuate the camp without knowing where to go. the regime also ordered people to evacuate areas near the city of hanus, which is bombarded shortly afterwards. in gaza city deirol balah 10 civilians, mostly children were injured after occupation forces attack tense housing displaced people inside the alaksa marters. hospital compound, war planes also struck house in the alshadi refugee camp in gaza city, killing several palestinians i

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the regime also ordered people to evacuate areas near the city of gan unis, which is bombarded shortly afterwards. in gaza cities dail balah 10 civilians, mostly children were injured after occupation forces attack tents housing displace people inside. marters hospital. warplanes also struck house in the alshadi refugee camp in gaza city, killing several palestinians including woman and a girl. the one-year war has claimed the lives of more than 41,900 palestinians and injured some 97 thousand others. the spokesman of the hamas military wing says operation allocks of flot was a massive preemptive strike against israel. which was finalizing a plan for major attack against the gaza resistance. abu obeida called the alaxsa flood the most professional commander operation in modern times. he added that the operation came after the israeli acts of aggression against palestinians and desecration of loxson mosk has reached an unprecedented dangerous level. the algason brigades of spokesman and stress resistant fighters are continuing their heroic steadfastness in. every inch of gaza and the ba

it says five missiles were fired at tel aviv from khan unis in the southern gaza strip, israeli media. have reported injuries and material damage from the strike. earlier, the gasan brigades also said it hit israeli positions in several locations, including in rafa in the south with rockets. israel says 700 of its troops have been killed in the gaza strip during the past year. however, resistance groups say the actual number is much higher. well, it has been one year since operational. flood, here's a review of the trail of death and destruction that has gripped the gass of strip and beyond, including the israeli regime itself. today is october 7, one year since operation also fled took place. the whole world has watched this us-israely genocide take place in real time, either through their mobile phones or on the tv screens. these are some of the faces of the martyrs that you see here as a result of this genocide, but as much as israel is responsible for this genocide and for this destruction. it has also been destroyed. its image, its economy, and more importantly, it's legitimacy.

from central or gaza city of khan, hello ahmed, hope you're safe and doing well out there in khan unis, what can you share with our viewers on operation alax of flood, what it was all about, and this one year of genocide that's culminated in this onslot by the zinus entity against your people, how's that impacted? it's obvious how it's impacted, but wanted to hear from you over the last 365 days, the lives of palest. families in gaza, it's october the 7th, 2024, date many palestinians hope that will not come uh, with this genocide still going, but here we are with one year of aggression and genocide and unslot on the gaza strip with every aspect of civil life destroyed, losing uh members of uh families, friends, more than to count uh and have time, even allow people time to grieve uh for them, the escalation continues, the massacres continues across all the uh areas in the gaza strip uh and the resistance continue uh with these breaking news uh few minutes ago al qassam brigades launching a barrage of... uh to the occupied territories, tell city of the so-called tel aviv with the local

we've got about 11,000 from duke energy and about 36,000 from the electrical co-op, 1200 from the m unisthere are some places where there was a lot of flooding that the power lines are working, it is just a question of, do you turn it on, and that could lead to fire? so there are select areas where that is being done. you've got fire, you've got a lot of people there that are checking to make sure it is safe to receive power, and then the bulk of the outages some of the 49,000, are in the more rural areas, and some come of the transmissions were down. some need a rebuild. so if you have to rebuild it, that is different than reconnecting it. so that is being done. i think a lot more this is going to be reconnected, even in the rural areas, by tomorrow afternoon. so that will basically being a week, a category four hurricane uprooting all of this, and then to be back on. most floridians were back on within 24 or 48 hours who lost power. that was a very good job by our linemen in all of these different outfits, to take the power restoration seriously and to get it done very quickly. we've h

attacks, at least three palestinians were killed in israeli bombing of the town of okuza, near khan unis, southern gaza. also, in kanunis and israeli earth strike targeting tens of the displaced palestinians, left dozens dead. elsewhere in the south, number of fatalities were reported after an israeli earth strike targeted the all true area in rafa, the israeli aggression on gaza began in october last year, since then, nearly 41,700 palestinians have been killed and over 96,600 injured, malnutrition, lack of medicine and other basic necessities are also taking their toll on the gaza population. we earlier talked to our gaza correspondent musa before more details on the lake. this is really airstrikes, let's take a listen, at least 189 palestinian civilians have been reboottedly killed as a result of the incent under israel strikes and attacks carried out against various parts of cars strip in less than 24 hours, 53 out of them were from khanuni city who were killed as a result of the israeli brutal attack carried out against the east b of... ministery when the israeli hivatian forces imp

where four palestinians lost their lives and number of others were injured. southern city of khan unisnd more than 96,800 people have also been injured in the palestinian territory since october last year. our correspondent india abu musab earlier updated us on israely strikes on the gaza strip, the israri war planes. carried out multiple air strikes against a residential building in anosarati fijicamp, that building was according to multiple eyewitneses overpopulated with the people there, at least the three parisiens civilians were reportedly killed as an initial outcome while dozens were reportedly injured as well and camp is still witnessing more cruel and brutal attacks particularly when it comes to targeting and destroying the residential buildings in that area nesimition that the... captures actually carried out an air strike against uh uh one of the schools taken shilta in the city, leaving at least a palestinan child killed in addition to dozens of injuries as well. this school actually is located in the vicinity of the alax hospital, it is in the vicinity in in the surroundin

now as you rightly say almost one year on, and even this day uh uh a resistance strike uh near khan unis uh took many israeli casualties, the struggle uh of the israeli armed forces in gaza does not potend easy time for them were they to uh go ahead with a ground invasion of lebanon, does it? no, you see the israeli military relies lot on his technology, when it comes to their individuals, these people, they like comfort, the way that they are defeated is when you actually have to face them man to man, these people do not wish sacrifice their lives for anything, they want this world and they are up against people who believe in the afterlife just like we believe that we're talking each other right now, and they know they're on the side of truth, i think the whole world, this is even about islam, this is humanity, the whole world knows that, "the side of justice is to be against the killers of children who have killed over 40,000 people in palestine uptil now, and the last week have killed over 1,600 lebanese, injuring 8,00 lebanes and misplacing, displacing 1 million lebanese, for what,

just in the last few minutes she said that, i repeat that targeting uni filled troops is unacceptable last week, including italian troops. she went on to say unit phil must be strengthened. thatjust the tail end of that news conference. we will continue to monitor those events in lebanon and bring you the latest. more rockets have been fired into lebanon from northern israel today. a senior hamas official, has given the group's first official confirmation of the killing of its leader, yahya sinwar, by israeli troops yesterday. the group said, sinwar had died in combat, and warned his death in the gaza strip would only strengthen the movement. the us has called on hamas and hezbollah, as well as israel — to seize opportunities for �*change' — created by the killing. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, is holding a security meeting — to discuss the possibility of negotiations on a deal, to free the remaining hostages in gaza. but hamas said, no hostages would be freed until israel ended its offensive in gaza, and withdrew its forces. let's speak to hasan alhasan, senior fell

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, at least three more palestinians were killed in israeli bombing of the town of khuzaad near khan unis, southern gaza, also in hannus an israeli air strike, targeting tents of displaced palestinians, left dozens dead. elsewhere in the south, number of fatalities were reported after this. air strike targeted the al-mushru area in rafa. israeli aggression on gaza began in october of last year since then, nearly uh 41,700 palestinians have been killed and over 96,600 injured, malnutrition, lack of medicine and other basic necessities are also taking their tol on the population of gaza. i cross over to gaz and speak to our correspondent moti abusabet. moti, thanks so much for being with us. please fill us in on the latest there. yes, first of all let me begin with the latest material and the videos released by the al-kasame brigades and broadcasted on al-jazeera network regarding the counterattacks that were carried out against the israelicubation forces in the eastern part of rafa city, particularly at theore neighborhood, alkasamir brigades released those videos documenting how they have

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not, and then it went after that, there was a brief pause, and they decided after that to go to khan unis, where the israelis then stated that that's the real hamas hq, it's they're actually based in hanyunis, all while blowing these places to pieces, but then they waited for five months to invade rafah and... the reason for that is because israel needed time to prepare. israel knew that going into rafah would not defeat hamas or any of the palestinian resistance groups, it would just kill more palestinians and displace more palestinians, but it needed more time, and it needed more time because it knew that after rafah, it can't end the conflict there, it's not possible, they will come out with a massive strategic loss. hazballah was still firing at the north, what had still displaced their settlers. uh, of course iran looked extremely strong in the region, uh, ansara law looked extremely strong in the region. the access powers, uh, they looked very, very strong, israel looked weak, its air defense capabilities were being undermined, its military capabilities, its intelligence capabilitie

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