time to take a look and add some of the other headlines. making news around the world of israel has reportedly carried, i'd strikes in serious tart us region near the mediterranean coast at the strikes caused a massive explosion. scene and footage, verified by the reuters news agency, the syrian observatory for human rights. as these writing ministry attacked air defenses and ms. all storage sites nearby civilian areas were also damaged. donald trump is colby rebellion in syria and unfriendly take over by turkey. the vice president alexis anchor will play a key role in what happens next in syria. after rebels, top of the government of bashar assad. earlier this month, mustang and syria, more than a week after a side was over thrown the as to the president has broken his silence after his full from power in a written statement posted on social media. i said, says he never planned to abandon his country. as a rebel forces closed in on damascus, he claims he initially moved to a russian base in western syria to continue fighting as russia evacuated and after the base came under attack, he also de

same place within minutes of the inquiry door running from east to west in november 2024 a world of way. and israel a need to talk of dreams of going back to go. so she's in this writing lift and the next i have any such imagined sense because of, for 30 years, such elements are deleted under international know, in 2005 is red, unilaterally dismantled as 21 supplements in gone. so coming we were asked to leave a forced to live in 2005. we said you're going to see these rackets coming into israel, although it's going to go to television and, and it's not logical because there's never going to be peace if we don't learn to live next door to each other and it's never c. and there aggressive. that's the type of people that's their cultural and weak. so we have a tool, the 7 see, the stream is take over and there were many people there who would love to live. if we want to have peace, we have to be in charge and know this is so close is real. this has to be part of is a flat tri nationalist like tucker hope that if the military stays in gaza is very easy supplements and the palestinian territory will fo

of these forces. and this is a strain the israel's assault on gaza has had implications far beyond the borders of the enclave. and it's changing the way we see the world around us. elected officials, failure to confront israel while their constituents, the amount of the cease fire prompted of many to act, whoops, organized to try and live age the suffering of those stuck in gaza. others called on the boy called divestment and sanctions of companies supporting israel and other still decided to go for more creatives direct to forms of protesting, including the day of benjamin from code. think she's back with us today. and today i think you so much for joining us here at once again in the stream. we've seen you protesting everywhere, over the course of the past 12 months, door staffing us congress, uh people entering the us congress. and yet during this time that you've been asking us to stop funding, israel, the country actually to continue sending israel money and weapons, $44500000000.00 us dollars from october last year through september this year. to be exact. how does this make you feel? it makes me feel like this is not a democracy that we don't h

[cheering] the human rights council composed of the world's most agenda items related to israel in the resolution stating that israel should be held responsible. and does not bring himself to condemn it. and last week 24 to 14. around the world. biden and kamala harris months to block israel from entering rough. in the sanctions while pressuring israel to stand down in the face of iran's unprecedented attacks. joe biden and kamala harris israel not to respond in self-defense escalating attacks displaced over 80000 israelis. joe biden and kamala harris chose to abstain from voting on critical council resolution which failed to condemn hamas or tie the release of hostages cease-fire deals in the use of terrorism and put them stopping the war they didn't start in the first place. ... instantly disqualify her from any office, let alone president of the united states. she is a disgrace and must never set foot in the oval office as commander-in-chief. because as bad as joe biden is, kamala harris is worse. kamala harris will not merely withhold support for israel come to actively undermine i

he wanted the people of israel and also the people of the world to see that the united states would stand with israel in his time of need. a year after that trip i was of the president and the situation room, were for the second time. five president biden or the u.s. military to take direct action to defend israel from a significant attack launched by iran. side by side u.s. naval destroyers joint israeli air defense to intercept a rainfall of inbound missiles, ballistic missiles fired direct with her my rot over the past 15 months we have remained vigilant to the further threats and attacks from iran and its proxies including hamas, hezbollah and houthi. people seem to forget the basic fact that of this conflict in these past 15 months. israel did not seek or start this work. hamas started this were invading and military formations killing 1200 people. kidnapping and holding hostage hundreds more. around the world. iran then made a fateful choice to join in and open a multi- front war against israel. backed by the ironclad security with the united states, israel has defeated two direct a

of them are far weaker today than they were when i took office. and let's remember why, after a mass attacked israel on october the seventh, 2023, when much of the world responded with horror. iran and its proxies chose to launch a multi-front war against israel. that was a historic mistake on iran's park today, iran's main territorial proxy, hezbollah, is also on its back. and only 12 days ago i spoke from the rose garden about the cease fire deal. lebanon, a deal that was only possible because hezbollah has been badly degraded. meanwhile, hamas has been dead badly degraded as well. iran's own military capabilities have been weakened. rand tried two times to attack israel and the united states and built a coalition of countries to directly defend israel to help defeat those attacks. all this made possible for iran and hezbollah to continue to prop up is impossible, i should say, for them to prop up the assad regime. additionally, russia's torturer, assad also failed, and that's because in ukraine, backed by american allies, put up a the waters against invading russian forces, inflicting massive damage on the russian forces, and that is the fresh air,

of israel. and since that day we have been shocked and stunned as americans to see a rising tide of anti-semitism around the world united states, and in many ways most troubling on our college campuses. and on december 5 of last year in a shot those literally heard around the world, elise stefanik asked a simple question, which was whether or not it was okay on the most elite institutions of higher learning in america to practice anti-semitism and to engage in jew hatred. and i don't know about you, by the way, the video of that hearing has that been viewed a billion times. 1 billion times. and at a time when some of our leaders won't take a stand, at a time when the president of the united states says he has israel's back and then stabs him in the chest, at a time with in our own nation we cannot believe after decades of saying never again we see this kind of hatred and bigotry, this woman stood up. she was counted. she was heard from there she was a profile in courage and she forced the resignation of not one but two president of ivy league universities. at the time when she was elected to congress she was the

of israel and the u.s. because under the trump administration the u.s. formally recognized the golan heights as part of israeli sovereignty so a contested part of the world another example of how israel has moved to consolidate security in and around the borders with syria since the fall of the assad regime. we were talking about further incursions they made the golan heights. hundreds of airstrikes taking out key military infrastructure, estimating 80 to 90% of their defenses have now been taken out and this has prompted rebuke and condemnation, qatar putting out a statement saying this is a new episode in a series of assaults and a blatant violation of international law. >> so strong words coming through at a time when the u.s. secretary of state was in the region presumably for one of if not his last visit in that role and confirmed the u.s. has spoken directly with that syrian rebel group that is now in charge of that country. >> yes. this is a significant step because it is the first torts perhaps providing some legitimacy to this interim government set up by those rebel forces. we talked about the fact that the leader has tried to re-band -- rebran

of the assad family. israel cannot tolerate that weapons of mass destruction, that the west and the rest of the world stoodhese weapons, to destroy israel, building a nuclear reactor with help of north koreans to create nuclear weapons, that these weapons of mass destruction will fall in the hands of the organisation is recognised as terrorists by the uk, the us and others. israel is bombing military targets, whereas turkey is conducting a military offensive in the north of the country, destroying kurdish civilians, men, women and children, with the help of the syrian national army proxy, and the turkish air force. so let's put it in perspective. weapons of mass destruction and chemical weapons versus girls being kidnapped, women being killed by the massive turkish proxy wars. so that's number one. number two, you cannot ignore the tragic history of syria, that was always either under the colonial occupation first, by the ottomans for centuries, then by france for decades, and then by france for decades, and then in the hands of oppressive governments, leading to the bath dictatorship in the 1950s and then

of the syrian revolution. and as long as they do this, we'll see a positive political transition the small stories making headlines around the world . let's look at some of them. israel has announced that we'll close that's investigating islands due to what it calls the irish governments extreme onto these route policies that includes dublin's recognition of the palestinian states and that's the portal. so advocacy case at the international fonts of justice accusing israel of genocide. dublin rejected the claims seen it was pro peace and proved human rights. the premium dro now struck a russian national guard complex in that chechen carpet's old cross need some 800 kilometers, se off the phone line in between. video and social media showed that loan sweeping know about a city church on lita ramos on category of confirm that enrollment have its a sites belonging to the police battalion are now several 100 killed, maybe even thousands. that's the grand production of authorities in my else that tiny island in the indian ocean between what a gas got in the africa mainland was already francis forest of us east territory. even before it was devastated by cycling chito the

in the most of the, the israel has attacked humans main airport just as the head of the world health organization was in the building. preparing to board of flights, casual sex on the compressor says he was just neat us away from the attack in. so now these really minute chose to target with the key port city for data. at least 6 people have been killed and another 40 wounded in the strikes, effects follow that who sees firing rockets since it is rather than what they say to show solidarity. the palestinians in gauze gabriel is on that has warned us now from the united nations of the secretary general, antonio gutierrez is traveling out of the country. he is on holiday, but we were told that he was briefed multiple times throughout the day on the situation in yemen. here at un headquarters in new york. there were also spending many hours trying to gather details about what transpired. we're told that shortly after the attack on the airport, dr. ted rose and his staff were evacuated out to safety and they are safe at this hour. this is what one of the secretary general's spokes people

and israel weapon sales happen during the bite of ministration with think we have seen only in israel but across the world'sof weapon sales as a foreign policy. i'm interested because of the beat i cover i'm interested in how this changes the u.s. military for the u.s. is learned a lot from ukraine. participantwatching what's happn israel and lebanon very closely. but also to mentos with assertions and assumptions on how it would be those have all been up and it houses change how the u.s. military thanks about threats? houses strike that balance? can it really be in all places or does it have to prioritize? do we see a shift in u.s. approach not out of a change in israeli/u.s. relations but out of a need of resource limitations requires a different footprint in the region. it's a very journalist answer because i'm also cover stories. those are stories i can do in my head but those are some the areas as we enter ear to of the conflict. >> quotes are now welcome your questions as you reach to the mic on the right, your left or the left, you're right please introduce yourself if you like. please ask a question

on al jazeera, the of israel strikes young men's main airport just as the world health organization pulse was preparing to me the for the rest of the the reasons is out of their life from there. also coming up, a hospital under constant is ready, bombardments and you are talking northern garza kills 50 people, including medic still on the run, hundreds of prisoners escape from a maximum security jail in mozambique. and just fast, deep from minnesota, manuel hunting dies at the age of 19 to render moody needs trip. the israel has a taxi edmonds main port in sanaa, as well as the key for the safety of the data. the, the strike happened just as the head of the world health organization was about to depart. at least 6 people have been killed and another 40 wounded in the attacks. these attacks folder that he's, he's firing rockets into israel. the group has been attacking israel since the war and gaza began in what they say is a show of solidarity. so policy engines in the gaza strip the w h o chief tech to address. i don't know if you guys to says he was just neat, was away from the attack a

of what france lost during the 5 years. that was the 2nd world war. the state of israel had just experienced its worst attack in its history. its feared, its very existence wasn't stick according to 2 officials in not regard with hindsight, looking at what happened subsequently, was such a response. always going to happen in some way or other by the is really military. what do you kind of see there is that a little bit of your in the west bank where they were not that, that the but this still continued to bone by the police didn't use and can civilians as they have done recently and told cut him and the, the, what happened on the 7th of october, nobody can ignore that. that was, that is old or 7 to 6 years of ethnic cleansing, or 70 percent of the student population. and more than 67 years of and is there any legal occupational 1st bank and gaza, the and the motor them 17 years of seasonal guides that deprived of people from clean water, from electricity, from the ability to work. and the left them and thought the buffer t, what we are subjected to is, as i am, is the pl

of killing a unitedhealthcare c.e.o. is denied bail. hello, you're welcome to world news america. israel has destroyed syria's naval fleet. it's been carrying out hundreds of strikes on military targets across the country since the fall of bashar al-assad's regime over the weekend. disunss -- dozens of military installation and air bases are reportedly hit. israel says it's trying to stop weapons falling into the hands of extremists and has ordered its military to create weapons-free zones in southern syria. the israeli military says troops are on the ground in syria and are operating in the demilitarized buffer zone between syria and the golan heights. neighboring nations have called the actions -- have called for the attacks to stop and the u.n.'s special envoy to syria called israel's actions very troubling. >> we are still in a very fluid period. things have not settled. there is a real opportunity for change but this opportunity needs to be grasped by the syrians themselves and supported by the u.n. and the international community. anchor: the mood in damascus is celebratory three d

right, the, the head of the world health organization escapes a near miss as israel bomb c. m. an international airport. the one of his pines proved members was heard. it was a group controlling the airport condemned israel for targeting civilians. and this is really attack is evidence of their military bankruptcy because they resort to targeting civilian targets, such as airports, seaports, and power stations. tomorrow on one hospital workers are a mazda of the 50 victims, reportedly killed and is really our strikes on northern guys up panama is sovereign over its territory in the canal as part of that territory. now .

of the democratic, secular, syria for all syrians. and they've been talking if not peace with israel, but i think much of the world is, is nervous about what's happening sir. and israel's actions need to be seen in that context, whether or not you think uh everything it is, is justified. i would note that there is internationally speaking and balance about the fall of us. so now this, this is truly remarkable because i said was the butcher and he ran her risk, we decided bridging. and when that was on friendly to the west. so you think that would be celebrations. but there aren't simply because the world is so afraid of jihad as and i know the home is i'm and everything that happens from israel's actions to even though thanks and jordan were blinking, is now discussing how the organ nice impact for the future. and in a serial has to be seen in that way. well, what would is real like to see in syria now? what sort of government would israel with ness and yahoo be happy or as happy as he could be to see that a well bon israel with one of the government as that is most democrats, yet somehow not as long because the paradox in the middle

world. not to description of israel's actions in the middle east, but rather benjamin netanyahu addressing they are really and people attempting to shim to run the risk foreign policies that comes to us and condemns then nothing. yeah. who governments action across the region? absolutely no basis on the international law to preventive label. preemptively the psalm contributors. i mean, if that were the case, it would be a rest of the 5 global k awesome. the broadcasting for almost every hour of the day. this is our to international. let's get into our news run, dump this friday, december, the 13th. we begin with updates from the ground in the ukraine conflict, the russian m. o d se 7 more supplemental being sick, cured by its troops. this week, 3 of the was our villages in russia's kursk region. that's how so you create an army separate over at 12 follows in casualties across all front lines this week alone. according to the defense industry, there's the military house tied out a sweeping attack on ukraine's energy system. the move is being described does retaliation for a key of strikes of rus

world. not a description of israel's actions in the middle east, but rather benjamin netanyahu addressing there really. and people attempting to shame to round over its foreign policies. it comes as the un condemn invest in yahoo governments. auctions force the reach of absolutely no basis on the international load to preventive leave will preemptively do some concrete with, like, i mean, if that were the case, it would be worth 55. ok, all the one minute past 6 in the evening this friday, and that's laura and by god on here in moscow. this friday, december, the 13th. welcome to the news. we begin with updates from the ground in the ukraine conflict, the russian m. o d se 7 more, a settlement stop being secured by its troops. this week, 3 of the was our villages in russia's crushed region. and ukraine has lost more than $200.00 soldiers in 24 hours. the russian army has also destroyed 3 tanks, including 2 british challenger's most was defense, ministry reported and comes. so you printing army ser appropriate 12 follows and casualties across all the front lines this week alone, according to and

taliban are now in control of the country, israeland are now in control of the country, israel and the rest of the western worldgress in view what is happening in syria and therefore, take the precautionary measures to make sure the security of this region, country and the world is preserved. em region, country and the world is preserved-— is preserved. an author... thank you _ is preserved. an author... thank you very _ is preserved. an author... thank you very much - is preserved. an author... | thank you very much about speaking tours around your concerns. let's turn to united states now were 26—year—old man has been charged with the murder of a health insurance executive shot deadin health insurance executive shot dead in a street in new york last week. he was detained in pennsylvania after a member of the public recognised him and mcdonald. our reporter was there. luigi mangione, a 26—year—old it graduate, seen in handcuffs in pennsylvania. he has been detained in firearm and forgery charges in pennsylvania and over night, a murder charge has been filed in new york after the health insurance pass brian tho

obviously, you know, is perhaps better than anyone. israel's gentle side um is just part of the story of is really aggression against palestinians. while the world turned its attention to the strip, israel intensified its displacement of college students and land grabbing across the occupied westbank and east jerusalem. here's one question on that particular point is that on multiple occasions you have called for an establishment of a un peacekeeping force in the west bank. you don't want it to mitigate the violence that changes by the federalist and find these really vision forces. and that is something that my colleagues and i have also advocated for because kind of see that is what was done by acts of this. why when team the tax visa and the rest of it is important. so my question is as follows, how we will make this happen? how is happen legally, and what can people on the ground as well as to why the national access community do you want us to, to understand i've seen quite vague in the formulation of these, in the sense i've never really advocated for the establishment of a peacekeeping operation because a peacekeeping operations must be b

one of the most sort of preoccupying issues for many people in different parts of the world today is what's happening in israelhe passions that have been raised around that conflict. you arejewish, you are south african. you've seen your south african government take a case against israel to the international court ofjustice, based on a south african claim that a genocide is taking place. you've also seen students in campuses around the world take to their tents in protest at what israel is doing. you are somebody who believes in the power of art to make a difference. is this something which you are looking at right now, which is of interest to you, notjust as a person, but as an artist, creator? i'm looking at it as a person at the moment. i'm not thinking of making art out of it. i'm thinking of the terrible pain. it's not only, am ijewish and come from south africa, i've actually been to the west bank, and i've seen what apartheid looked like in south africa, and i've seen what apartheid looks like in the west bank. i've never been to gaza, and i am looking... you... because israelis refuse to accept the le

of israel. and since that date we have been shocked and stunned as americans to see a rising tide of anti-semitism around the worlde united states, and in many ways most troubling on her college campuses. and on december 5 of last year, a shop that was literally heard around the world elise stefanik asked eight simple question which was whether or not i was okay the most institutions of higher learning and america to practice anti-semitism. and in jew hatred. by the way, the video of that hearing t has now been viewed a billion times. 1 billion times. and at a time when so many of our leaders will not take a o stand at a time when the president of the united states says he has israel's back and stab them in thehe chest we cant believe after decades of saying never again we see this kind of hatred and bigotry. this woman stood up she was counted, heard from, which was a profile in courage that affords the resignation not one but two presidents of ivy league universities when she was elected to congress she was the youngest woman to ever be elected to the house of representatives she has risen in short order to be t

the start gains independence from their former colonizers tension between israel and the error of world. also escalated, palestinian sought to redress the injustice they experienced when israel was founded in 1948 and their growing resistance was supported by neighboring error countries. the conflict came to a heads and the error is really war of 1967. in the background, the cold war between the super powers of the united states and the soviet union was ever present. both sides fight to expand their influence in the middle east and north africa. the items of his own chad, 5th subsidence. fema somebody but don't allow that are of the most of what our fee as a negative while at the to us of a has a sore less you home with rules and cobra and how to get them to pass. the pretty is entity. it was not the i went to my mom of how much the east, which was able to see to are you single really. and it was on the on duty and being is, i mean it could be like the optimal sort of wish lena lazarus attended. he and photo, he is confused. how does it, how to lie to me a bit, take some of the door, lo

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of our top story? is this our israel has attacked humans main ports just as the head of the world health organization was about to depart, the military hit the airport in sanaa as well as the key port city of the data is the 6 people have been killed and is there any strikes on a building near a hospital in northern gauze, i has killed as many as 50 people, the director of the come all i've been hospital in bate last year, says 5 of the dead on medical stuff. is there any attacks have intensified in the news in the past 2 months? through and security forces are reinforcing that presence in several cities. the move comes off to the killing of 14 police offices. the attacks happened in the top tooth region, a full not assets, strong called a prison ride. in mozambique has left at least 33 people dead. more than $1500.00 inmates escaped from the facility in the future on the still, on the run higher and which also has moved from the capitol some pretty good news from me. it's an incidents that shocked people in mozambique. more than 1500 prisoners escaping from a maximum security prison. most are still on t

. >> the president's knowledge of world religi egypt-israel peace treaty in 1979, a key accomplishment of his administration. >> because of his intimate reading of the bible and other religious documents, he felt an intimacy with the almost the land of the middle east, and he just thought that was the most important thing that he could do as president. >> but carter's devotion to service did not end with his presidency. the former peanut farmer dedicated his energy to humanitarian work, building homes for the poor. even as he neared his 95th birthday. >> i happen to be a christian, and it's a practical way to put my religious beliefs into practical use. >> while he continued to refer to himself humbly, i'm a sunday school teacher, but i have a lot of people that confide in me. president carter and his namesake, carter center, touched the lives of millions while at work at the carter center has been, i'd say, more personally gratifying to me. founded in 1982 as part of his presidential library, the carter center has worked to ensure the fairness of more than 100 elections in nearly 40 c

in egypt and israel politically over the years, since then, almost 50 years, the peace has held right. and we see just how fragile the situation is in every way in that region of the worldt you've had the rise of the muslim brotherhood in israel, in egypt, rather the rise of more conservative right wing leaders in israel. and even through that peace holds. and that is a testament to the work of that negotiation. >> it's hard to imagine a current president being holed up for two weeks in camp david. i also didn't like that there were no leaks as a journalist. we didn't know what was going on. i mean, can is it even possible for something like this to happen now? >> yeah. i mean, it's remarkable to think about kind of the contradictions of this victory for carter and his own legacy. right. because he's considered someone who didn't really like politics. he didn't like, you know, talking behind the scenes with politicians and and that caused him a lot of trouble in his presidency. but his greatest accomplishment is him getting these two world leaders together and talking about it at camp david. and, you know, i think it's hard to imagine, you know, right now something like

of the world's largest mountain government. the military is for the sole purpose of attacking israel. as i say, it's absurd, but there's absolutely no talk on and many parts of the world, including i fear, i fear on your channel or enjoying parenting all the time and trying to bring across some modicum of a rational discourse. so the old one is we'll make it happen. so we certainly the, and we want to get those use across. but coming back to this now, so to the incident, to israel, the claim into an education at the hospital strikes, you know, saying that have mass is hiding within the hospitals behind the hospital facades. but we haven't seen any actual evidence of that, but there is, there is, isn't plenty of evidence that these hospitals are lifeline. they are the only source of health care and shelter for thousands. as i say, a little bit earlier babies dying from hypoth them, yet they need these hospitals, and yet it is the heart of and i'm also quarter this not, i don't like how the war has been prosecuted. but the big picture is it is reasonable for israel to no longer tolerate,

the, the head of the world health organization escapes harm as israel bomb the. i'm an international airport. so one of his times crew members was hurt group controlling the airport condemned israel for targeting civilians. the, this is really attack is evidence of their military bankruptcy because they resort to targeting civilian targets such as airports, see ports and power stations come all on one hospital work is there, a lot of the 50 victims are pardoned, they killed and is really our strikes on northern gaza the panama is sovereign over its territory in the canal is part of that territory outrage in panama rocks outside the american.

when the on the the that i remind to have a top stores of silence. israel has attacked the evans main airports and so not just as the head of the world health organization has a balance of the it will say targeted the power station data, at least 6 people. and it's rarely striking the building there, especially in northern thousands killed as many as 50 people, the director of the come out and i was on hospice with says 5 of those with medical south korea's permanency is due to the, to the motion to impeach at tenant president and ducks who followed by the opposition on thursday and the step 10 as into the price didn't talk to unit. so you, it was impeached 2 weeks ago, unit is accused of insurrection for trying to impose marshall, your position that says hon assisted you, in a sense use his veto power to book new legislation. of the very latest. let's cost now to val mcbride, who's life for us in not so. so robot of votes on the impeachment of the acting president could take place as it is today. i will tell us the latest on this of the. yeah, that's right. so there is continuing uncertainty about exactly how this will all play out.

northern gaza, kamal adwan hospital, is now out of service, partially burnt and destroyed following a raid by israel's military. that's according to the worldealth organization. israel claims the hospital was being used by hamas. now, the world health organization also says, and this is a direct quote, "the systematic dismantling of the health system in gaza is a death sentence for tens of thousands of palestinians." israel has strongly denied that it is deliberately trying to destroy the healthcare system in gaza. in the gaza strip 2024 has been an entire year of war. a year of loss. grief. and anger with the outside world. for standing by as the airstrikes rained down on this shattered patch of land. with nearly the entire population displaced and many living in flimsy tents this winter the people of gaza are facing a new adversary. the biting cold. at nasser hospital a cbs news team filmed medics treating babies for hypothermia. dr. fida al nadi says they admit one or two cases every day. the very youngest are the most vulnerable. >> many children are born prematurely and this predispose him more to hypothermia. >> reporter: mahmoud al f

[000:00:00;00] the the israel strikes humans main at pools. the head of the world health organizations just meets us away from the explosion the carry johnston. this is out to 0 dollars from the host coming out hospital under relentless attack. and you is rarely striking northern gauze that kills 50 people, including 5 medics stood on the run, hundreds of prisoners escaped from the maximum security, trailing mozambique on india's 1st to seek 5 minutes to dice. and sing was known as a formidable economist who was likely to the israel has attacked him in the main airport. in sign of the head of the world health organization was in the building of having to board a flight. when the strike happened. the address of one of the braces says he was just meters away from the attack. is really ministry. also talking to the keep port city of the data. at least 6 people have been killed and another 40 wounded in the strikes. with these attacks follow the who sees foreign rockets into israel. what they say is a show of solidarity with palestinians in guns that to the w. h o chie