demonstrators continue yahya sinwar.rators continue in tel aviv as the israeli prime ministerfaces mounting pressure to get a ceasefire deal in place. protesters are demanding benjamin netanyahu prioritises benjamin neta nyahu prioritises the benjamin netanyahu prioritises the lives of the remaining hostages and secures a ceasefire deal. this is one of the biggest displays of descent to happen domestically since the conflict occurred last year. benjamin netanyahu says the war must continue and he will not back down and concessions but not be made to hamas. benjamin, as we were discussing, heated protests in israel continuing for a third straight day. publicly, benjamin netanyahu seems unmoved. do you see that changing anytime soon? we know that he is sending _ changing anytime soon? we know that he is sending negotiators - that he is sending negotiators to joe hart that he is sending negotiators tojoe hart in qatar to continue negotiations with egyptian, qatar is in hamas representatives to further enable a deal to be ac

us charges yahya sinwar several the us charges yahya sinwar and several others with an attack.small boat capsizes in the english channel. i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. we begin in ukraine, where more than 50 people have died in a russian missile strike that's being described as the moscow's single deadliest attack so far this year. the target was the city of potalva,

us charges yahya sinwar several the us charges yahya sinwar and several others with an attack. a pregnant woman and six children are among the dead, after a small boat capsizes in the english channel. i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. we begin in ukraine, where more than 50 people have died in a russian missile strike that's being described as the moscow's single deadliest attack so far this year. the target was the city of potalva, at a military training insitute and nearby hospital were hit. this is the scene. ukraine's armed forces confirmed soliders at the military institute were among the dead. the country's president volodymyr zelensky said those responsible for the attack would be held accountable. he also renewed his calls to allies for more air defences. the white house condemned the attack and said military assistance would be arriving to ukraine in the coming weeks. nick beake sent us this report from the scene. the missiles tore through the ukrainian military academy at 9 o'clock this morning, just as lessons were starting, levelling huge parts of the c

our top story for this half hour, political leader of palestine's hamas resistance movement, yahya sinwar has sent a message to hezbulah leader sayad hasan naso. sinwar has hailed the lebanese resistance movement support for palestinians, he's vowed that the resistance front will remain steadfast in fighting the israeli regime. his excellency sayid hasan nasallah, secretary general of hizballah in lebanon, may god protect you. we in the islamic resistance movement hamas received with great appreciation and pride, your kind message that expressed condolences over the martterdom of hamas's political bureau chief, ismail hannah and his companion, wasim abu shaban. we are also grateful for your sincere solidarity, which is expressed by your actions on the battlefield. we ask god almighty to bless your efforts and to protect you and your country from all harm. our leader, ismail hannah was mattered as the alaksa flot battle, one of the most honorable battles in palestinian history continues. hannius martterdom confirms that the blood of our leaders is not more precious than the blood of our pe

october 7th massacre in israel, the justice department announced charges against hamas leader yahya sinwar and five other senior militants for the deaths of more than 40 americans who were killed. the charges come days after six hostages were executed including american hersh goldberg-polin, adding new pressure to accelerate cease-fire talks. meanwhile, in israel protesters take to the streets for a third straight night demanding a deal to bring home the remaining hostages. cbs news' jarred hill is joining us with the latest from the region. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. in the face of the growing protests, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is holding firm on a critical sticking point in those negotiations -- one the u.s. isn't too keen on. meanwhile, the doj case against those hamas leaders is a big step, but it is seen as largely symbolic. >> these actions will not be our last. >> reporter: attorney general merrick garland with a stern warning after the justice department unsealed federal charges against six senior hamas leaders for the killings of at least 43 amer

it remains in the hands of yahya sinwar and benjamin netanyahu. let's see if the next 48 hours or so will changed to any degree benjamin netanyahu's correlations. >> aaron david miller, thank you for your time this winning and your insights. >>> we will turn back to some domestic news. the new ads tying donald trump directly to the group behind project 2025, when we come back. you are watching the weekend. ♪♪ [ cellphone whooshes ] [ sighs ] that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online so you can take on all your others to-dos. already did. see if you could save at progressivecommercial.com. ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same. ear

the headlines, hamas political leader, yahya sinwar sends a message to the hezbulah leader expressing gratitude for the lebanese movement support for palestinians. "hezuela resistance movement has targeted israeli military sites and the occupied territories and retaliation for the regime strikes on lebanon, and also in our headlines, iran's president returns to the country after an official visit to iraq to boost bilateral ties and promote unity between the two neighboring countries.

stress on the numbers of the casualties that israel has targeted gaza and the palestinians of yahya sinwar of the leadership of hamas, the martyr ismail hani that they have attacked and assassinated through tehran. now we we ought to think and plan as as lebanese government, lebanese resistance with our major allies such as tehran and the islamic republic of iran, under the leadership of ayatollah or the grand ayatollah, sayid khamini, may god be with him and may may bring him peace always and success. what we ought to think is to plan and... strategize how we can respond in a manner not to destroy israel uh in in a second or in hours, we can do that, but it's a gradual tactic by the lebanese resistance, opinionated or strategized by the tehran leadership, i meant the grand ayatollah and the revolutionary guards of of iran, they were planning actually to uh gradually attack israel and succeeding in a way in border for us as lebanese resistance, not only to attack, but to show the strength of the lebanese resistance, since not only 2006, since the initiative by hizbullah in in 1983, you kno

the israeli thinking that yahya sinwar wants to spark a regional conflict and the thinking being if he sees that i hassan nasrallah is no more, that support from hezbollah will no longer be there. it might push him, according to the israeli prime minister , addressing publicly his people -- it might push yahya sinwar i to reach some sort of deal. r that calculus is dubious considering what hamas itself set earlier today in the wake of the assassination. that the resistance would continue and vowing to continue his fight with israel. >> matt, with regards to i rain and reports which you highlighted that there are that they are going to send troops to lebanon. what happens next with iran? what extent will that heighten things and push the prospect of a ground war or do you think that is not on the table? >> reporter: i really don't think that is on the table. th i don't expect iran to send troops to lebanon. i have not heard reports there were troops being sent to lebanon by iran. i think that would be a major escalation if that were to happen. i've not heard any reports la saying that i

remind you that if ismail hani, he worked with kator, turkey, iran and so on, then that means, yahya sinwar is a purely pro-iranian comrade, because even when there was a civil war in syria and hamas forces led by instructors helped the syrian free army, which fought against bashar al-assad, even then he maintained contact with iran, that is, iran now holds a very significant part of such arguments for actions against israel. is israel capable of blitzkrieg, or is it for a long time, then what task does it set for the israeli teams, i think, here they approved the plan a few months ago , the commander of the northern military district of israel, the chief of the operational staff of the general staff of israel, approved, now the chief of the general staff has made some changes and approved the commander-in-chief benjamin netanyahu, and this is a well-known task to defeat the forces of hazbala and its allies, i will not list all the allies, in the south of lebanon in the bikaa valley and push them back to the litany river, it's 15 km, so in the second lebanon war it didn't work out, then haz

i know you are no longer in danger. >> reporter: the justice department says yahya sinwar and a groupf other senior hamas figures financed, directed and oversaw a campaign to murder u.s. citizens and endanger u.s. national security. and they allege it was this group that orchestrated the killings and kidnappings. the group includes key figures in hamas' political and military leadership. some of the group are dead. none has been captured, but prosecutors say it's critical to hold all responsible accountable. the case was filed in february, but just unsealed after the death of one of the defendants. but this case will remain in limbo unless and until some of the other defendants are captured and brought here to the u.s. scott macfarlane, cbs news, washington. >>> in israel, demonstrators there took to the streets again on tuesday as prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues pushing back against pressure to reach a gaza ceasefire deal. cbs' imtiaz tyab reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: it was the third night of anguish and anger as thousands of israelis filled the streets of tel avi

the headline: samas political leader yahya sinwar sends a message uh to the hezball leader expressing total death toll tops 41. 100 and israelies hold a new protest in tel aviv calling for ceasefire deal to release the captives held in gaza.

territories and the other which we will spend some time talking about is how the hamas political leader yahya sinwara message to the hisballah leader say hasan nasarlah expressing gratitude for the lebanese movement's support for the palestinians but first off the attack by hisballah the counter attack i should say retaliations for israel's aggression on the lebanon, mariam salah is a corresponding joining us from beirot uh to tell us more about this. so mariam, tell us what has happened in this particular uh counterattack by retaliation by hisbollah? well, first of all the israeli aggression that led to this retaliation uh was attack a motorbike excuse me, in the area of which is near the town, the city of this is first of all a city which is far away from the border. it is second of all um area which is inhabited by lot of people addition to those who left the border regions their border towns to go to live and to be were displaced in that area and we also had that uh lebanese resistance fighter who was targeted in this attack was along with his uh with his son and he was i think his four-year old

they include the group's leader, yahya sinwar there are seven -- they include the group's leader, yahyainwar. there are seven charges in total, including conspiracy to murder u.s. nationals, and conspiracy to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization resulting in death. in a statemant, attorney general merrick garland said the individuals, quote, "have led hamas's efforts to destroy the state of israel and murder civilians in support of that aim." meantime, israelis took to the streets of tel aviv for a third straight night to demand their government strike a deal with hamas to secure the release of the remaining hostages in gaza. u.s. officials today said they're working on a new ceasefire and hostage proposal with their egyptian and qatari counterparts. and they called on israeli and hamas officials to reach a deal. >> there are dozens of hostages still remaining in gaza still -- still remaining in gaza, still waiting for a deal that will bring them home. it is time to finalize that deal. ultimately, finalizing an agreement will require both sides to show flexibilit

you know what yahya sinwar is? >> yes, i do. between america and the beatniks that we love that will join us every night. you are the only thing standing between them and the talented julia louis-dreyfus. just know that. >> i will talk fast. we love you. you are here for us. we made this choice but for anyone watching, julia is next. i cautioned about the polling, howard, because both things can be true. you could be surging and popular you can even have more votes in the country. it does come back to those states. when you see the blue wall numbers at the harris campaign is focused on, what you see? explain that to us. i did not see arizona on there. she is a little behind in arizona right now but we have this very strong candidate in a very weak set candidate. that will help us. what i see is what i thought i saw when she got the nomination. which is we are now very much in play in georgia and north carolina, where we were before. and then the court states that you talk about with pennsylvania and the two midwestern states but

there a scenario in which you see hamas accepting that kind of proposal it depends on how much yahya sinwar feels. >> he is threatened personally, israel has proven that it can reach most hamas leadership, except in places that it's chosen not to strike, like qatar so perhaps sinwar will say yes to this. but again seeing that happened before the november elections in the united states very unlikely. and it also feels a little bit like israel is buying time with a gambit that hamas has to seriously consider. but may likely say no to all right. kimberly dozier, we'll leave it there for now. thank you so much all right. >> and this just in vice president kamala harris today has accepted an invitation from cnn to debate president donald trump on october 23, this would be their second meeting on a public debate stage in the final weeks of the campaign trump has suggested last week that he might be open to participating in a third presidential debate following his september 10 face-off with harris on abc in philadelphia. and his first debate, this election cycle was of course, with president joe

announcing charges against new hamas leader yahya sinwar and five other top hamas officials. the charges unsealed today are just one part of our effort to target every aspect of hamas's operations. these actions will not be our last. although these charges are largely symbolic, sinwar is in hiding in at least three of the other defendants are believed to be dead. if we've known all this stuff about hamas all this time, while they were conspiring to kill americans, why wasn't this? why weren't these charges brought, like, four years ago when the people were still alive? but hamas is not the only terror group. the u.s. is focused on. isis is also resurging. what you see is some facilitation across the franchise's isis khorasan out of afghanistan. the isis in the central region of syria, coming back and being more capable to include spectacular attacks. these factions are in part focused on freeing more than 9000 isis militants held in syrian prisons sunday. u.s. forces and syrian partners captured an isis leader helping detainees escape. the operation highlights centcom's ongoi

we've been watching for is the israeli military is looking into reports that the lead of hamas yahya sinwar killed in a recent israeli strike. nothing is confirmed, but if sinwar has been killed what do you see as the potential impact on the israel-hamas war in gaza? >> hamas already lost their political leader who was one of the key negotiators, he was taken out in an israeli strike in iran and now you have yahya sinwar who was the new leader but also considered their merchant of death. these are individuals who have not brought good on to the world, but hamas is not a solo operation, neither is hezbollah. iran is a big piece of this equation and truly no one in the western world wants to see iran actively involved in a direct conflict in the middle east. so far it's that idea that iran has proxies in these two terrorist organizations and there are targeted strikes that have been used to decimate those organizations, but the question is is this escalation by israel into lebanon going to prompt iran to be more provocative as well. >> thank you both very much for joining us. we appreciate it

the jewish state has offered giving yahya sinwar safe passage out of gaza in exchange for the 101 hostages and giving up control of the strip. that's according to israel's chief hostage negotiator who spoke to "bloomberg news." >> they were here in this tunnel in horrific conditions where there is no air to breathe, where you cannot stand. >> israel's military released new video of the tunnel beneath a children's bedroom where they say the six hostages including american hersh goldberg-polin were killed last month. the idf spokesman showed the other items found there, mattresses, clothes, a bucket that appeared to be serving as a makeshift toilet, and ammunition. >>> and that video was released the same day israel acknowledged one of its soldiers likely shot and killed a 26-year-old american woman in the west bank last week. >>> today marks 23 years that forever changed the world as we know it when terror hit our home front on september 11th, 2001. president biden and vice president kamala harris will attend the annual ceremony at the world trade center this morning in manhattan. they will

. >>> hamas' leader in gaza, yahya sinwar, hasn't been heard from for a relatively long time sparking questions about his fate. the israeli military says it's investigating whether he may have been killed or wounded in one of the recent bombings, but officials point out there is no evidence of either. >>> amid the tensions in the middle east, 100 world leaders are gathering in new york city for the start of the u.n. general assembly today. president biden is set to address the body tomorrow, and it's likely to be his last major appearance on the world stage before he steps down as president. security is tight throughout the city. police say they're expecting protests, but there are no specific credible threats. >>> and we are now just 43 days away from election day, and new cbs news polls show vice president kamala harris has gained a slight edge over former president donald trump. today he's back in battleground pennsylvania while harris is in washington with no events scheduled. cbs' naomi ruchim is joining us now with the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: good morning. v

the main living figure is yahya sinwar, hamas' top leader, who is in gaza. and if anyone is going to find him, it's much more likely to be israeli troops than u.s. law enforcement. lester? >> all right, raf sanchez, thank you. >>> now to ukraine and our exclusive interview with president zelenskyy coming after one of the deadliest russian air strikes since the war began. richard engel is there for us tonight. >> reporter: ukraine says two russian missiles hit a military academy and a nearby hospital in the ukrainian city of poltava. killing dozens. what can you tell us what happened? >> translator: that's another tragedy in ukraine. the missile strike, the missile flew some three minutes, and people didn't have time to go to shelter. >> reporter: but was it a revenge attack? the strike was just over the border from the kursk region in russia, which ukraine occupied last month. in his first interview since his surprise incursion, ukraine's president zelenskyy today told nbc news invading russia was a preemptive strike to stop russia from taking more of ukrain

, but it couldn't find anything under it, it claimed that hamas had a command center there and yahya sinwar was hiding there, but when it controlled the hospital, it couldn't find anything, they just found some weapons and they were planted there as so many news ch covered it and they found that israel made fake news and provided no evidence about hamas having command centers under al-shifah hospital and now israel claims that it has targeted palestinian fighters in almawasi camp but it is not the case because time and again israel has lied about its intentions israel wants to kill all palestinians in the gaza strip and it wants to clear the occupied palestinian territory. is from palestinians, maybe it wants and ideally, i think it wants to push all palestinians to elsewhere, for example another country, and these areas that israel has claimed that are uh humanitarian safe zones have been changed over time, palestinians have been multiple times displaced and they are moving around from one place to another place, israel says that this place is safe, but the other day it target. that area i

swung decisively against israel as never before. professor nim, political leader of uh hamas, yahya sinwar has recently set a message to hez where hailed the... resistance movement, support for palestinians unpack for us, this strong ties that exists between the resistance and their leaders that has been displayed time and a time, time and time again, like with this letter. well, yeah, i think that the new realities created after the 7th of october, one of those realities is in the regional level, let alone the one inside palestine. and internal palestinian politics, the one also affecting israel inside israel itself and the internal politics also, and the third change is the regional, and on the regional one, now we are talking about axle of resistance consist of hizballah, syria, iraq, yemen, and the palestinian resistance, so we are talking about one front against the aggression, in the region in in the opposition to the what the united states and israel wanted in the region what they wanted to you know normalize relationship between israel and some gulf states and to form kind of a coa

hamas's current leader in gaza, yahya sinwar and the head of the hamas desperate office, khaled meshaal they're charged with terrorism, conspiracy to murder us nationals and use weapons of mass destruction resulting in death. the charges filed back in february were kept under seal in case the justice department had an opportunity to arrest any of the defendants. but an official said that with three of the hamas leaders charged now dead, it was no longer necessary to wait the complaint also follows the money trail and zeroes in on those financing hamas as outlined in our complaint, those defendants armed with weapons, political support, and funding from the government of iran, and support from his biller have led hamas's efforts to destroy the state of israel thrill and murdered civilians in support of that aim cnn's paula hancocks is covering this for us live from abu dhabi. and paula, we know this charge targets six hamas leaders as those saying that, but three of whom are already dead. so what are the chances of this coming to anything given that the remaining three are in hiding? >>

you see the bottom of your screen and yahya sinwar the leader of hamas has congratulated uh the for the yemen. for the recent missile operation and uh talked about how significant it was in bypassing the layers of defense and interception systems of the zionist regime and also said the operation allocks the flood delt a heavy blow to zionist project of palestine of course we'll have more on that story in upcoming news bulletins for now that is it for me thanks so much for staying with us right here at press tv. world in its grandure and might what guys's children tremble in fright, no food on the table, no medicine and sight, bombs raining down turning day into night, mother's last breath, father's dying please, before the eyes of a child, what a tragedy to see, oh humanity, where have you gone, cool have we drag, we are the silence, we are the... witness to the horror, we play the sing, rise, rise from your sleep, do you not hear the children weep, if this was your home, your blood, your kin, would you not fight, but gets this sin, empty cradles, broken toys on the floor, the laughter

going to be over completely and utterly, but we are hearing also that the coward leader of hamas, yahya sinwar, is asking for guarantees that he personally will not die after the murderous attack against israel. we know what they're interested in doing to continuously immiserate the lives of palestinians and israelis in the region. and you know what? we must also remember that this does not begin and end with hamas itsel. in the course of the last ten months, we have seen the islamic republic of iran continuously playing a negative role, not just in hamas in gaza, but also all across the middle east against israel and american forces, destabilizing the region, using the houthis in yemen, bringing calamity over the head of ordinary lebanese, using the shiite terrorist group hezbollah. and what we've seen in the last few months in the west bank when they have been funneling weapons and support to hamas and islamic jihad there only over the weekend in israel, we have seen two murderous attempts of terrorists who took car bombs into the proximity of jewish towns and villages in order to murder peo

there is some debate and i would like your opinion on whether you believe that yahya sinwar, the head of hamas and the israeli prime minister, do they both want a deal? do you think i think it's quite clear that they want a deal, but they want been very clear for many months already that there's not going to be a deal that doesn't end the war. >> and notching you want a deal that will enable him to continue the war. so they're very far apart in what they're willing to agree to. there's no doubt in my mind from having direct talks with hamas leaders that they are willing to make a deal. but i've also been told by one of the chief israeli negotiators and prime minister. nothing you refuses to make a deal that ends the war. here, here's where we're stuck right now. and i really think that the united states has to weigh in a lot heavier. it's not good enough to blame hamas. of course, hamas is responsible for the deaths these six hostages and many more in all the terrorist attacks that they did but this war has to end. we are talking about between 4050000 palestinians have been killed in

that mine, samas political leader, yahya sinwar sends a message to the hezbulah leader expressing gratitude for the lebanese movement support for palestinian. nearly dozen palestinians are killed in fresh israeli attacks in gaza with total death tops 41,100. in all center headlines, israelies hold a new protests in tel aviv, calling for a ceasefire deal to release the captives held in gaza.

yahya sinwar is largely regarded as the main architect of the assault that killed more than a thousand israelis. for more, let's go live to brie jackson in d.c. >> reporter: the charges also include conspiracy to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization and conspiracy to murder u.s. nationals. around 40 americans were killed on october 7th. several were taken as hostages into gaza. in a forceful video statement, merrick garland said the dorge doj is determined to bring them into justice. >> it's one effort to target every aspect of hamas' actions. these will not be our last. the justice department has a long memory. we will pursue the terrorists responsible for murdering americans and those who illegally provide them with material support for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: the defendants include sinwar and the former hamas prime minister ismail haniyeh. the military leader and his deputy along with two others. the complaint identifies baracka as responsible for hamas' foreign relations and points to an interview published on october 7 where he admitted that t

swung decisively against israel as never before, professor nimr uh political leader of uh hamas, yahya sinwar. has recently sent a message to uh hez say hailed the lebanese resistance movement support for palestinians unpack for us uh this strong ties that exists between the resistance and their leaders that has been display time and a time time and time again like with this letter yeah i think that uh uh the um new realities created after the 7th of october one of those realities is in the regional level, let alone the one inside palestine and internal palestinian politics, the one also affecting israel inside israel itself and the internal politics also, and the third change is the regional, and on the regional one, now we are talking about axle of resistance consist of hizballah, syria, iraq, yemen, and the... an resistance, so we are talking about one front against the aggression in the region in in the opposition to the what the united states and israel wanted in the region, what they wanted to, normalize relationship between israel and some gulf states and to form kind of a coalition le

yahya sinwar. he is largely regarded as the main architect of the assault that killed more than a thousand israelis. the charges also include conspiracy to murder u.s. nationals. meanwhile, in israel, protests continue against the government, urging prime minister netanyahu to accept a hostage deal. here's raf sanchez. >> reporter: thousands rallying outside israel's defense ministry, as the largest protests since the start of the war surge on. public fury mounting over hamas' murder of these six young hostages. the israeli government's failure to bring them back alive. >> our government are heartless people. >> reporter: night after night, protesters have taken to the streets, demanding prime minister netanyahu make a deal to bring the remaining hostages home. the question is, will he listen? so far, the answer is no. >> these murderers executed six of our hostages. they shot them in the back of the head. and now after this? we're asked to feel seriousness? we're asked to make concessions? >> repo

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both prime minister netanyahu and yahya sinwar have to put aside these narratives that clearly, clearlyreality on the ground, and they need to put aside their own political or ideological agendas, whatever those are, and to work quickly and efficiently to arrive at a ceasefire and a hostage deal for the good of their peoples, until both of them decide that their own political future or ideological messianism is less important, is less important than the security of their own people, and in the case of israel, the solidarity of israeli society. we won't get very far. i want to talk about your son, sagui, who's 35. what word have you had over the last ten months of where he might be? well, sagui actually is now 36. he had his 36th birthday a couple of weeks ago in, we imagine, a horrific terror tunnel underneath gaza somewhere. and the only sign of life that we have received came back in late november or early december. keep in mind, it's important for your viewers to know this. no, hamas is not allowed red cross or any other international national agency to visit with the hostages. so we

include ismael haniyeh, the hamas political leader who was killed injuly, as well as his succesor yahya sinwarncluding the murder of us citizens, conspiracy to finance terrorism and the use of weapons of mass destruction. brazil and colombia have expressed profound concern over an arrest warrant issued against venezuela's opposition presidential candidate, edmundo gonz lez. this is the strongest statement yet by the left— wing leaders of brazil and colombia, who have traditionally supported president nicol s maduro. mr gonz lez has been accused of breaking the law by publishing a detailed breakdown of the vote that appeared to show he was the real winner of the election. now to the paralympics — and china continues its domination of the games in paris, taking its tally of gold medals to 53. second is great britain, with 30. gb�*s faye rogers won paralympic gold in a thrilling 100m butterfly final, just pipping fellow briton callie—ann warrington. in table tennis, britain's rob davies beat south korea's hakjin kim in a tight battle to reach the semi—finals. and elsewhere, belarusian athlete iha

he's a british lawyer, who's trying also to bring the leader of hamas, yahya sinwar, to that court —t's been derided, condemned for having no real teeth. and it's notjust the two sides in the gaza conflict who he's targeting. he's also said that president putin of russia should face trial for war crimes. karim khan, welcome to political thinking. thank you for having me. now, on the 24th of may this year, you stood in front of a camera and you announced that you would be applying for arrest warrants at the international criminal court, for crimes committed during the ongoing conflict in gaza. did you have any idea of the row that would follow? well, i knew it was a powerful moment. i knew it was a very divisive issue. it's an issue where emotions are strong and there would be a storm. i'd been told by many states and authorities it would be a nuclear bomb. it would be an atomic bomb. you know, there'd be hell to pay, effectively. but as an officer of the court, you need to look at the law, look at the facts, and apply the law to the facts. and that's what we did and why we submitted

is ismael haniyeh, the hamas political leader, who was killed injuly, as well as his successor, yahya sinwarrlier today us state department spokesperson matthew miller said that both israel and hamas must be willing to find points of agreement to reach a ceasefire deal. there are dozens of hostages still remaining in gaza, still waiting for a deal that would bring them home. it is time to finalise that deal. the people of israel cannot afford to wait any longer. the palestinian people, who are also suffering the terrible effects of this war, cannot afford to wait any longer. the world cannot afford to wait any longer. over the coming days, the united states will continue to engage with our partners in the region to push for a final agreement. pros test over the death of sex is rally hostages in gaza continue with glee struggling with protesters in tel aviv. the prime minister faces the prime ministerfaces mounting the prime minister faces mounting pressure to have a ceasefire deal with hamas. the protesters demand they prioritise the lives of remaining hostages, this is one of the biggest di

if i could only be agreed and tied to, yahya sinwar as well. an extremely violent man. a cease—fire in gaza, the temperature is going to stay high this next phase i think is really quite dangerous. for the middle east. — really quite dangerous. for the middle east. frank, _ really quite dangerous. for the middle east. frank, we - really quite dangerous. for the middle east. frank, we will. middle east. frank, we will leave it there and i know you are contributing lots to our live page which is up and running and thank you for taking time out to talk to us. let's return to anna foster in beirut — and from what the idf colonel was just saying earlier, no sense at all that israel is considering easing back on its actions. no, andi no, and i think what you've had in the last half hour or so is a lot of really interesting reaction, a lot of excellent analysis, so what i thought i would give you again for now is just a sense of what it feels like to be here in beirut tonight and what it felt like tonight and what it felt like to be here throughout the course of the day becaus

the justice department announced criminal charges against hamas leader yahya sinwar and other militantses charges of conspiring to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization, resulting in death. the charges are largely seen as symbolic, since sinwar is believed to be in hiding. second gentleman doug emhoff spoke about the death of east bay native hersh goldberg-polin. one of the hostages killed recently after being taken captive october 7th. >> this is hard.his is raw. i'm gutted. and i know you are all. all are too. i have not been able to stop thinking about hersh and his parents and your families. the other families, the five other victims. >> emhoff spoke at a vigil last night at a washington, d.c. synagogue. emhoff is the first person of jewish faith to be married to a nationally elected u.s. leader. he serves as an unofficial liaison between the white house and the jewish community. he said he spoke with goldberg, poland's parents, the day after his body was discovered in a gaza tunnel. he told the audiee how we all feel is something kamala hears directly from me

and yahya sinwar's deputy said two days ago, we remain steadfast. they did not accept it. you want the facts? the fact is they rejected -- they said they accepted it, but they have 29 corrections. that's like the german government saying we accept the american proposal, but we are going to stay in berlin and we will control germany and we can resupply ourselves, but we have accepted your proposal. it doesn't mean anything. they put in 29 corrections that essentially was a sound and detailed rejection of the deal. i don't care, you know how they frame it for public purposes. it's meaningless. we know the truth. and again, they flatly rejected the bridging proposal. and yesterday they flatly rejected again. what did he say? he said israel has to get out everything,, including the philadelphia corridor, and we can arm ourselves and do october 7 again and again and again. so it is not that they accepted it. your second question is -- reporter: is the philadelphi corridor the only obstacle? pm netanyahu: it's not. we have the philadelphi corridor, we have, what is the ratio of