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so, today, the skies over gaza were filled with parachutes. israel says more aid trucks are getting through, but how many is not clear. this aid from the air will not fill the gap, but the aircrews involved hope — believe — that it is making a difference to so many facing famine on the ground. james landale, bbc news over gaza. talks between the uk and us also covered the war in ukraine. the two governments are providing kyiv with billions of dollars in military aid. but the pentagon has spent almost all the money budgeted for the war effort, and further funding is stalled in the us congress. us central command says it's sending guns and ammunition it seized from an iranian ship. the weaponry — includes ak—47s, ammunition, and rocket—propelled grenades — was allegedly on its way to the iran—backed houthis in yemen. diverting seized weapons like these is one way the us can help ukraine without funding from congress. but ukraine says it needs more. so, what are the chances of a deal on capitol hill? my colleague sumi somaskanda spo
so, today, the skies over gaza were filled with parachutes. israel says more aid trucks are getting through, but how many is not clear. this aid from the air will not fill the gap, but the aircrews involved hope — believe — that it is making a difference to so many facing famine on the ground. james landale, bbc news over gaza. talks between the uk and us also covered the war in ukraine. the two governments are providing kyiv with billions of dollars in military aid. but the pentagon has...
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accelerated after the gaza war started. 0ne accelerated after the gaza war started. one can say that iran had been exercising strategic patience and after the attack on april one which was on a building that iran says was a diplomatic facility and which was next to its embassy in damascus, in a diplomatic area, i think the pressure was just too great and he felt he had to respond directly. great and he felt he had to respond directl . �* ., ~' directly. and where do you think it leaves that — directly. and where do you think it leaves that us _ directly. and where do you think it leaves that us hope _ directly. and where do you think it leaves that us hope of _ directly. and where do you think it leaves that us hope of not - leaves that us hope of not escalating this conflict in the middle east, holding that line? it obviously makes things much more difficult and many of us who have been calling for a cease—fire in gaza for months and months and months, we are doing that notjust because we cared about the palestinians
accelerated after the gaza war started. 0ne accelerated after the gaza war started. one can say that iran had been exercising strategic patience and after the attack on april one which was on a building that iran says was a diplomatic facility and which was next to its embassy in damascus, in a diplomatic area, i think the pressure was just too great and he felt he had to respond directly. great and he felt he had to respond directl . �* ., ~' directly. and where do you think it leaves that...
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one caveat to thatis ground in gaza. one caveat to that is although it is clear from what lord cameron said, there has been a review that he has seen, that contains legal elements to it, this is a sort of policy based review and the decision is to continue to sell arms, the bar on that is whether there is a "clear risk that weapons could be misused". he said they still have grave concerns about the situation, given the humanitarian catastrophe on the ground, they said they would continue to review the situation. lord cameron was here because he said he had come to try to persuade us lawmakers to unblock military assistance to ukraine, basically meaning those republicans, particularly those republicans, particularly those loyal to donald trump who do not want to forward the $6 billion package for more weapons, us weapons, for ukraine, so he said he was going to continue to have meetings about that on wednesday. i asked about some of the time he had come with and he said he had not come here to lecture but you try to persu
one caveat to thatis ground in gaza. one caveat to that is although it is clear from what lord cameron said, there has been a review that he has seen, that contains legal elements to it, this is a sort of policy based review and the decision is to continue to sell arms, the bar on that is whether there is a "clear risk that weapons could be misused". he said they still have grave concerns about the situation, given the humanitarian catastrophe on the ground, they said they would...
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it enough to stem the humanitarian crisis in gaza?— crisis in gaza? it is extremely wideswead- _ crisis in gaza? it is extremely widespread. one _ crisis in gaza? it is extremely widespread. one of _ crisis in gaza? it is extremely widespread. one of the - crisis in gaza? it is extremely. widespread. one of the groups that i work with is called feds united for peace which represents thousands of people inside the federal government to oppose the us policy on this unconditional support to israel. i also think as we continue to see the political calculus on this shift we do see increasingly americans considering biden's handling of this, he is plummeting in poll numbers so i do hope that we may be beginning to see a significant shift here in american public opinion which is also reflected in the members of the us government. you recently resigned from your post at the state department. why did you decide to step down? was there a specific breaking point for you? i first tried to do — breaking point for you? i first tried to do what _ breaking point fo
it enough to stem the humanitarian crisis in gaza?— crisis in gaza? it is extremely wideswead- _ crisis in gaza? it is extremely widespread. one _ crisis in gaza? it is extremely widespread. one of _ crisis in gaza? it is extremely widespread. one of the - crisis in gaza? it is extremely. widespread. one of the groups that i work with is called feds united for peace which represents thousands of people inside the federal government to oppose the us policy on this unconditional support to...
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and what is available within gaza and what is available within gaza and what is on the far side of the fence in egypt. access to gaza at the moment is across the sinai and rafah. the other side of the fence is a column of lorries and i took a video clip of them. they are nose to tail, four abreast, and at 70 k ph, the video clip is 3.5 minutes, and that gives you some idea of the number of eight lorries that are sitting waiting to deliver food and so on to gaza, and physically to the north. . ., , . ., , north. -- particularly. we are very crateful north. -- particularly. we are very grateful that _ north. -- particularly. we are very grateful that she _ north. -- particularly. we are very grateful that she made _ north. -- particularly. we are very grateful that she made time - north. -- particularly. we are very grateful that she made time to - north. -- particularly. we are veryl grateful that she made time to give us your observations from your time spent on the ground at the european hospital in the southern city of khan younis. that highlights again the grave humanitarian crisis
and what is available within gaza and what is available within gaza and what is on the far side of the fence in egypt. access to gaza at the moment is across the sinai and rafah. the other side of the fence is a column of lorries and i took a video clip of them. they are nose to tail, four abreast, and at 70 k ph, the video clip is 3.5 minutes, and that gives you some idea of the number of eight lorries that are sitting waiting to deliver food and so on to gaza, and physically to the north. ....
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how does this all impact the war in gaza? - the in gaza. how does this all impact the war in gaza? all. the in gaza. how does this all- impact the war in gaza? all along israel has been _ impact the war in gaza? all along israel has been saying _ impact the war in gaza? all along israel has been saying the - impact the war in gaza? all along israel has been saying the real i israel has been saying the real enemy is iran so in a way they are ready for this showdown. this is the show that they preparing for for over a decade. so i think they are ok with a slight escalation. after october the 7th they have been staggering around that they can for restore some swagger here. it took a preemptive strike on their terms, seizing the pen and writing the script. that they are not creating a situation where iran may walk into their trap rather than the other way around. so in a strange way, this could all end up with the de—escalation. it's like one of those old shoot—out where you have a dual. each gentleman gets one shot and then you call it even. fascinating to think about that. what a
how does this all impact the war in gaza? - the in gaza. how does this all impact the war in gaza? all. the in gaza. how does this all- impact the war in gaza? all along israel has been _ impact the war in gaza? all along israel has been saying _ impact the war in gaza? all along israel has been saying the - impact the war in gaza? all along israel has been saying the real i israel has been saying the real enemy is iran so in a way they are ready for this showdown. this is the show that they...
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israel has| already withdrawn apparently most of its forces from gaza and really the fighting in gaza is largely content to just the very south of gaza, other than some limited operations elsewhere in the street. i think israel has the forces it needs, the resources it needs to defend against the kind of strike you would see from iran but i think there is a worry the type of konta we could see between iran and is between hezbollah and israel, because they could become involved, would involve the conflict in terms of scale and casualties. do you think it is something the israeli war cabinet was cognisant of when it lodged that strike, that apparent strike on syria? i that strike, that apparent strike on syria?— that strike, that apparent strike on syria? i think they were likely _ strike on syria? i think they were likely aware _ strike on syria? i think they were likely aware of - strike on syria? i think they were likely aware of the - strike on syria? i think they| were likely aware of the risk of iranian retaliation but they probably calculated again at that iran would not want t
israel has| already withdrawn apparently most of its forces from gaza and really the fighting in gaza is largely content to just the very south of gaza, other than some limited operations elsewhere in the street. i think israel has the forces it needs, the resources it needs to defend against the kind of strike you would see from iran but i think there is a worry the type of konta we could see between iran and is between hezbollah and israel, because they could become involved, would involve...
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gaza is drowning in destruction, darkness and damnation. ben—gurion university, about 25 miles from gaza, looks tranquil. but more than 100 students and staff from here were killed or taken hostage on seventh 0ctober. 6,500 students were mobilised. among them, three young men just back from gaza after months in combat. tell me what the impact of 7th of october was on you. i think everybody here is related somehow to what happened. everybody knows someone that was kidnapped, that was killed. it's all around the country. i mean, you saw palestinian civilians inside gaza and they've been going through hell. what was going through your mind? i think many of them aren't innocent, and i think it will be really hard to find those that are innocent. but it doesn't mean i think everyone should get hurt. and what's the future going to be, with the palestinians next door? i think that if you would have asked me this question on october 6th, then i would say definitely yes, i would just do a palestinian state, let them live over there, we'll live ove
gaza is drowning in destruction, darkness and damnation. ben—gurion university, about 25 miles from gaza, looks tranquil. but more than 100 students and staff from here were killed or taken hostage on seventh 0ctober. 6,500 students were mobilised. among them, three young men just back from gaza after months in combat. tell me what the impact of 7th of october was on you. i think everybody here is related somehow to what happened. everybody knows someone that was kidnapped, that was killed....
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we saw the first time aid coming to northern gaza from the crossing in northern gaza. there are some pictures we can see of this eight entering to the north of gaza. the co—ordinator of the military affairs of united nations in gaza says it is not enough israel would allow it to enter gaza but it is israel's responsibility that the contribution would be safe and aid would be arriving and reaching civilians in a good way. reaching civilians in a good wa . . ~' reaching civilians in a good wa . . ~ y reaching civilians in a good wa . ., ~ , . let's speak to journalist and analyst fereshteh sadeghi, she joins me live from tehran. first of all, thank you for joining us. what is the mood in iran at this moment?— iran at this moment? good morning- _ iran at this moment? good morning. thank _ iran at this moment? good morning. thank you - iran at this moment? good morning. thank you for - iran at this moment? good . morning. thank you for having me. the meat is as normal as it used to be. there is no change. now it is about 7:35am. the day has not started yet. we are at t
we saw the first time aid coming to northern gaza from the crossing in northern gaza. there are some pictures we can see of this eight entering to the north of gaza. the co—ordinator of the military affairs of united nations in gaza says it is not enough israel would allow it to enter gaza but it is israel's responsibility that the contribution would be safe and aid would be arriving and reaching civilians in a good way. reaching civilians in a good wa . . ~' reaching civilians in a good wa ....
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just help their situation in the middle east and gaza.— help their situation in the middle east and gaza. just to update you, we now know. _ east and gaza. just to update you, we now know, according _ east and gaza. just to update you, we now know, according to - east and gaza. just to update you, we now know, according to the - we now know, according to the israeli military, that iran wants more than 300 drones and missiles at israel overnight, 99% were shot down according to the israeli military saying armed forces remain fully functioning and are discussing follow—up options. there was a televised briefing earlier and daniel hagari said iran's actions were very grave and said pushed the region towards escalation. of course we know that many countries around the world are pushing for a deescalation. earlier, we spoke to benjamin radd, a seniorfellow at the burkle center for international relations at ucla. he started giving us his take on whether israel can be persuaded not to retaliate. in the conversationjoe biden had with benjamin netanyahu, he pushed him to accept the outcome of
just help their situation in the middle east and gaza.— help their situation in the middle east and gaza. just to update you, we now know. _ east and gaza. just to update you, we now know, according _ east and gaza. just to update you, we now know, according to - east and gaza. just to update you, we now know, according to the - we now know, according to the israeli military, that iran wants more than 300 drones and missiles at israel overnight, 99% were shot down according to the israeli...
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hearing as you said some _ lebanon to gaza. hearing as you said some words _ lebanon to gaza. hearing as you said some words from _ lebanon to gaza. hearing as you said some words from israeli - said some words from israeli officials that could be another response. what do you anticipate from israel, how will they go about their discussions within the wall cabinet, prime minister benjamin netanyahu, what will be the only agenda under anthony calculus about whether to respond or if indeed they do, in what way?— to respond or if indeed they do, in what way?- to respond or if indeed they do, in what way? one thing i won the last _ do, in what way? one thing i won the last few _ do, in what way? one thing i won the last few months - do, in what way? one thing i won the last few months as l do, in what way? one thing i won the last few months as i should not try to predict what benjamin netanyahu or the israeli government will do or how they respond because there is a lot of factors that go into that and it's not always the perspectives or sometimes different even among us offici
hearing as you said some _ lebanon to gaza. hearing as you said some words _ lebanon to gaza. hearing as you said some words from _ lebanon to gaza. hearing as you said some words from israeli - said some words from israeli officials that could be another response. what do you anticipate from israel, how will they go about their discussions within the wall cabinet, prime minister benjamin netanyahu, what will be the only agenda under anthony calculus about whether to respond or if indeed they...
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in israel and gaza. as the security council resolution, — and gaza. as the security council resolution, the united kingdom remains — resolution, the united kingdom remains resolved to work with international partners to secure an immediate — international partners to secure an immediate pause in the fighting in gaza to _ immediate pause in the fighting in gaza to give aid in an hostages out, leading _ gaza to give aid in an hostages out, leading to _ gaza to give aid in an hostages out, leading to a — gaza to give aid in an hostages out, leading to a sustainable cease—fire without _ leading to a sustainable cease—fire without the return to destruction fighting — without the return to destruction fighting and the loss of life. in the next ten minutes we are expecting to hear also from israel and from iran. i5 expecting to hear also from israel and from iran.— and from iran. is right in syria because the — and from iran. is right in syria because the embassy - and from iran. is right in s
in israel and gaza. as the security council resolution, — and gaza. as the security council resolution, the united kingdom remains — resolution, the united kingdom remains resolved to work with international partners to secure an immediate — international partners to secure an immediate pause in the fighting in gaza to _ immediate pause in the fighting in gaza to give aid in an hostages out, leading _ gaza to give aid in an hostages out, leading to _ gaza to give aid in an hostages out,...
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james landale, bbc news over gaza. germany is defending sending military aid to israel, saying its history means israel's security must be at the core of its foreign policy. lawwyers for the german government were making their case tuesday to the world's highest court. nicaragua, whose governement is strongly pro—palestinian, brought the case to the court, accusing germany breaching the genocide convention and international humanitarian law by supplying israel with weapons. anna holligan has more from the hague. shortly after the hearing and, germany's legal team came out and gave a very short statement to the media in which they said germany was striving to do justice to both sides and was well aware of its responsibilities under international law. during the hearing, germany took each one of nicaragua's allegations and presented its site so on the subject of funding, cut supporting palestinians in gaza, is that humanitarian assistance and aid has increased threefold since october 23. through organisations like the
james landale, bbc news over gaza. germany is defending sending military aid to israel, saying its history means israel's security must be at the core of its foreign policy. lawwyers for the german government were making their case tuesday to the world's highest court. nicaragua, whose governement is strongly pro—palestinian, brought the case to the court, accusing germany breaching the genocide convention and international humanitarian law by supplying israel with weapons. anna holligan has...
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or ukraine, the us unlike gaza or ukraine, the us unlike gaza or ukraine, the us could actually on this one drawn into the fight. aha, one drawn into the fight. a former us state department official aaron david miller is always greatly appreciate your insights, thank you for being with us. ., ~ insights, thank you for being with us. ., ,, , ., ., insights, thank you for being with us. . ~' , ., ., . with us. thank you for having me. with us. thank you for having me- you _ with us. thank you for having me- you are _ with us. thank you for having me. you are watching - with us. thank you for having me. you are watching bbc i with us. thank you for having - me. you are watching bbc news. if you'rejustjoining us, we've been covering iran's attack on israel. it's morning now in israel and the country is starting to wake up facing down the possibility of a wider regional conflict. let's bring you the latest that we know at this hour. the iranian—backed hezbollah group in lebanon now says it has launched a fresh barrage of rockets towards the golan heights. that was just hours after it joine
or ukraine, the us unlike gaza or ukraine, the us unlike gaza or ukraine, the us could actually on this one drawn into the fight. aha, one drawn into the fight. a former us state department official aaron david miller is always greatly appreciate your insights, thank you for being with us. ., ~ insights, thank you for being with us. ., ,, , ., ., insights, thank you for being with us. . ~' , ., ., . with us. thank you for having me. with us. thank you for having me- you _ with us. thank you for...
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that was doctor victoria rose, who spent two weeks in gaza. this week, the uk's foreign secretary, lord cameron, said the uk will not block arms sales to israel, after reviewing the latest legal advice on the issue. but pressure on the british government continues to mount, with critics saying weapons exports to israel could make britain complicit in alleged breaches of international humanitarian law. our analysis editor ros atkins explains. this week the uk foreign secretary lord cameron gave an update on arms sales to israel. opposition is in line with our international partners. so far no like—minded countries have taken the decision to suspend existing arms export licenses to israel. the government's position is based on legal advice which as is standard has not been published. the shadow foreign secretary says that in this case, it should be. that the government is avoiding scrutiny. arms sales are a focus because of israel's actions in gaza. it denies targeting civilians, but has killed thousands of them. and it has done so in part wit
that was doctor victoria rose, who spent two weeks in gaza. this week, the uk's foreign secretary, lord cameron, said the uk will not block arms sales to israel, after reviewing the latest legal advice on the issue. but pressure on the british government continues to mount, with critics saying weapons exports to israel could make britain complicit in alleged breaches of international humanitarian law. our analysis editor ros atkins explains. this week the uk foreign secretary lord cameron gave...
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_ army, not for the good of the people of gaza but— army, not for the good of the people of gaza but at the detriment of what they actually need. and today, they are holding 133 israelis hostage but they are _ are holding 133 israelis hostage but they are also holding the people of gaza hostage by turning down the deal _ gaza hostage by turning down the deal we — gaza hostage by turning down the deal. we are preparing ourselves, we have talked _ deal. we are preparing ourselves, we have talked extensively about the operations that need to be conducted in the _ operations that need to be conducted in the area _ operations that need to be conducted in the area of rafah, we continue to conduct _ in the area of rafah, we continue to conduct operations throughout, in the central, and the gaza strip, where _ the central, and the gaza strip, where we — the central, and the gaza strip, where we continue to pursue dismantling their capabilities, engage — dismantling their capabilities, engage them in the tunnels and chase hamas— engage them in the tunnels and chase hamas from their hi
_ army, not for the good of the people of gaza but— army, not for the good of the people of gaza but at the detriment of what they actually need. and today, they are holding 133 israelis hostage but they are _ are holding 133 israelis hostage but they are also holding the people of gaza hostage by turning down the deal _ gaza hostage by turning down the deal we — gaza hostage by turning down the deal. we are preparing ourselves, we have talked _ deal. we are preparing ourselves, we have...
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is under way and gaza. . , ., ., ~ the crisis that is under way and gaza. . , ., ., ,, ., gaza. in iran they are talking about a new equation. — gaza. in iran they are talking about a new equation, that _ gaza. in iran they are talking about a new equation, that it's _ gaza. in iran they are talking about a new equation, that it's no - gaza. in iran they are talking about a new equation, that it's no longer| a new equation, that it's no longer an issue of strategic patients, their long—standing policy. israel could for example choose to attack hezbollah in lebanon rather than iran directly but would iran feel it has to retaliate?— has to retaliate? that's a critical cuestion. has to retaliate? that's a critical question. what _ has to retaliate? that's a critical question. what iran _ has to retaliate? that's a critical question. what iran did - has to retaliate? that's a critical question. what iran did say - has to retaliate? that's a critical| question. what iran did say after has to retaliate? that's a critical. question. what iran did say after it began _ question. wh
is under way and gaza. . , ., ., ~ the crisis that is under way and gaza. . , ., ., ,, ., gaza. in iran they are talking about a new equation. — gaza. in iran they are talking about a new equation, that _ gaza. in iran they are talking about a new equation, that it's _ gaza. in iran they are talking about a new equation, that it's no - gaza. in iran they are talking about a new equation, that it's no longer| a new equation, that it's no longer an issue of strategic patients, their...
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they were killed in an air strike in central gaza. israeli media is reporting that the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, had not been briefed in advance of the attack. this video is believed to show him receiving the news in qatar, where he lives in exile. israel has confirmed the strike, describing the sons as "hamas military operatives". he's been actively involved in negotiations to broker a ceasefire with israel demanding a permanent end to the fighting, and the return of displaced palestinians to their homes. those negotiations have been at an impasse for months. and now, bbc�*s partner cbs news confirms that hamas says it is currently unable to identify and track down a0 israeli hostages who could be part of a ceasefire deal, raising fears that more hostages may be dead than publicly known. our international editor, jeremy bowen, reports from jerusalem. three missiles hit the car in the shati refugee camp in gaza city. ismail haniyeh�*s three sons and three grandchildren were killed, along with their driver. witnesses told
they were killed in an air strike in central gaza. israeli media is reporting that the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, had not been briefed in advance of the attack. this video is believed to show him receiving the news in qatar, where he lives in exile. israel has confirmed the strike, describing the sons as "hamas military operatives". he's been actively involved in negotiations to broker a ceasefire with israel demanding a permanent end to the fighting, and the return of...
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james landale, bbc news over gaza. the wars in the middle east and ukraine took centre stage at a high—level meeting in washington between america and britain's top diplomats. the british foreign secretary, david cameron, says his government has grave concerns about humanitarian access in gaza, but would not be suspending arms exports to israel. he also defended his earlier meeting with former president donald trump as entirely in line with precedent. meanwhile, secretary of state, antony blinken, says the us does not have a date for a potential israeli military operation in rafah but added the state department is working closely with qatar and egypt to establish a ceasefire. no, we do not have a date for any rafah operational at least not one indicated to us by the israelis. on the contrary, what we do have is an ongoing conversation with israel about any rafah operation. the president has been very clear about our concerns, our deep concerns, about israel's ability to move civilians out of harm's way, to care for t
james landale, bbc news over gaza. the wars in the middle east and ukraine took centre stage at a high—level meeting in washington between america and britain's top diplomats. the british foreign secretary, david cameron, says his government has grave concerns about humanitarian access in gaza, but would not be suspending arms exports to israel. he also defended his earlier meeting with former president donald trump as entirely in line with precedent. meanwhile, secretary of state, antony...
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that's despite our differences in the way things are unfolding in gaza. we have been focused on in iran and israel, but of course iran has an array of allies and proxies and militias across this region, the axis of resistance. that includes some unpredictable players, including the houthis of yemen who have been attacking commercial vessels in the red sea shipping lanes, saying it would do so until the gaza war stop. they are said to have carried out some attacks last night. there's also the militias in iraq and syria, allied to iran, and of course the most powerful ally in the region, hezbollah ro. how are you seeing the risks of fire being brought into play now with this very dangerous obligation? you brought into play now with this very dangerous obligation?— dangerous obligation? you raise a multitude of— dangerous obligation? you raise a multitude of important _ dangerous obligation? you raise a multitude of important questionsl multitude of important questions there. how did we get to this place where iran was able to cultivate so many proxy inf
that's despite our differences in the way things are unfolding in gaza. we have been focused on in iran and israel, but of course iran has an array of allies and proxies and militias across this region, the axis of resistance. that includes some unpredictable players, including the houthis of yemen who have been attacking commercial vessels in the red sea shipping lanes, saying it would do so until the gaza war stop. they are said to have carried out some attacks last night. there's also the...
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it there and the people of gaza are? it means that unfortunately, there are still some hamas battalions that are intact. we managed to seriously hurt hamas as a military structure, as a governmental structure, if i can use a term like that about a terrorist organisation in gaza, but still i have to admit, some of them are still in good shape, this is something we cannot tolerate, so is a very smart british leader once said, with a victory there is no survival. and this is something that is very well understood in this area. so we have to continue. we definitely are doing everything we can to avoid civilian casualties, and humanitarian aid, as far as it and humanitarian aid, as faras it is and humanitarian aid, as far as it is concerned, over the last few days it reached its peak, we are talking about more than 500 trucks with supplies getting into the gaza strip, and we will continue, because we are not at war with the civilians, we are at war with one of the most dangerous terrorist organisations, the iranian proxies on
it there and the people of gaza are? it means that unfortunately, there are still some hamas battalions that are intact. we managed to seriously hurt hamas as a military structure, as a governmental structure, if i can use a term like that about a terrorist organisation in gaza, but still i have to admit, some of them are still in good shape, this is something we cannot tolerate, so is a very smart british leader once said, with a victory there is no survival. and this is something that is very...
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likely underway in gaza. we know there is growing pressure from some u.s. lawmakers, senator sanders for example, to condition any further military aid to israel on humanitarian aid to gaza. this is ultimately president biden's decision but are there any developments on the ground, let's say a ground invasion into rafah that could change the pentagon's posture on this? sabrina: you have heard this administration be very clear. we do not believe a ground operation in rafah is imminent right now, and we don't want to see a ground operation in rafah without a credible plan from the israelis on how they will protect a very densely populated area which is in rafah. our priority right now is making sure humanitarian aid is getting in. we know the humanitarian situation in the north is getting dire by the day. you have seen is to air drops with other partner organizations, dropping food and meals into gaza. we are a few weeks away from setting up what we are calling a floating pier which will allow more aid trucks t
likely underway in gaza. we know there is growing pressure from some u.s. lawmakers, senator sanders for example, to condition any further military aid to israel on humanitarian aid to gaza. this is ultimately president biden's decision but are there any developments on the ground, let's say a ground invasion into rafah that could change the pentagon's posture on this? sabrina: you have heard this administration be very clear. we do not believe a ground operation in rafah is imminent right now,...
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he wants an unending war in gaza, the same thing ironically that they want on the other side. and this moves back the opportunity for hostage negotiation. i think this significantly changes the calculus on the side of hamas and i think that is what neta nyahu is wanting. we also saw a suspected israeli strike on a consular building in syria earlier this month that killed several irani military officials. what do you make of these separate incidents now is this potentially part of a new strategy on behalf of israel? i think it is. i think part of what netanyahu is hoping for is that there is a very significant response that comes from the north, that comes from lebanese hezbollah, the iranians proxies to the north. if that happens here and it is anticipated in the next 24—72 hours, that will give netanyahu the opportunity to do what he has been trying to do since october ten which is to start a second front to this war, to go into the north. do you think israel wants to open up a second front in the war? that is absolutely right. he's been trying to do a second front here for
he wants an unending war in gaza, the same thing ironically that they want on the other side. and this moves back the opportunity for hostage negotiation. i think this significantly changes the calculus on the side of hamas and i think that is what neta nyahu is wanting. we also saw a suspected israeli strike on a consular building in syria earlier this month that killed several irani military officials. what do you make of these separate incidents now is this potentially part of a new strategy...
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so that is how serious the situation is. fin gaza so that is how serious the situation is.— gaza so that is how serious the situation is. ., ,., ., situation is. on that point, we have covered the — situation is. on that point, we have covered the aid _ situation is. on that point, we have covered the aid on _ situation is. on that point, we have covered the aid on the _ situation is. on that point, we have covered the aid on the other - situation is. on that point, we have covered the aid on the other side. i covered the aid on the other side. it is in. what is a procedure, how do you transport it around, what are the risks and calculations? it is the risks and calculations? it is incredibly difficult, _ the risks and calculations? it 3 incredibly difficult, we have to make sure we have enough fuel and of course it military attacks on gaza are ongoing and indiscriminate so it is very dangerous to operate and thatis is very dangerous to operate and that is why you have seen the killing of world central kitchen workers. there was an air strike on one of our compounds injanuary. the proc
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israel has already withdrawn apparently most of its forces from gaza and really the fighting in gaza now is largely content to just the very south of gaza, other than some limited operations elsewhere in the strip. i think israel has the forces it needs, it has the resources it needs to defend against the kind of strike you would see from iran but i do think there is a worry that the type of conflict we could see between iran and israel, or between hezbollah and israel, because they could also become involved if there is and iran—israel confrontation, would really dwarf the gaza conflict in terms of its scale and intensity and even the number of casualties you could have in such a conflict. do you think that is something the israeli war cabinet was cognisant of when it launched that strike, that apparent strike on syria? i think they were likely aware of the risk of iranian retaliation but they probably calculated again that iran would not want to necessarily have a direct war with israel and therefore perhaps escalation dominance, as we say, was on israel's side rather than iran's
israel has already withdrawn apparently most of its forces from gaza and really the fighting in gaza now is largely content to just the very south of gaza, other than some limited operations elsewhere in the strip. i think israel has the forces it needs, it has the resources it needs to defend against the kind of strike you would see from iran but i do think there is a worry that the type of conflict we could see between iran and israel, or between hezbollah and israel, because they could also...
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everybody in gaza. we only a small part of the basic needs of everybody in gaza.— only a small part of the basic needs of everybody in gaza. we were seeing some very beautiful _ of everybody in gaza. we were seeing some very beautiful pictures - of everybody in gaza. we were seeing some very beautiful pictures of- of everybody in gaza. we were seeing some very beautiful pictures of your l some very beautiful pictures of your daughter habiba. can you tell us what happened? fin daughter habiba. can you tell us what happened?— what happened? on the 13th of october, habiba _ what happened? on the 13th of october, habiba was _ what happened? on the 13th of october, habiba was drawing l what happened? on the 13th of| october, habiba was drawing on what happened? on the 13th of- october, habiba was drawing on our 0ctober, habiba was drawing on our home and i was making dinner in the kitchen and suddenly, without any warning before, they bond our neighbour's home. bombed... when they bumped the home i was
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gaza is drowning in destruction, darkness and damnation. ben—gurion university, about 25 miles from gaza, looks tranquil. but more than 100 students and staff from here were killed or taken hostage on 7th october. 6,500 students were mobilised. among them, three young men just back from gaza after months in combat. tell me what the impact of 7th of october was on you. i think everybody here is related somehow to what happened. everybody knows someone that was kidnapped, that was killed. it's all around the country. i mean, you saw palestinian civilians inside gaza and they've been going through hell. what was going through your mind? i think many of them aren't innocent, and i think it will be really hard to find those that are innocent. but it doesn't mean i think everyone should get hurt. and what's the future going to be, with the palestinians next door? i think that if you would have asked me this question on october 6th, l then i would say definitely yes, i would just do a palestinian state, let them live over there, _ we'll live ove
gaza is drowning in destruction, darkness and damnation. ben—gurion university, about 25 miles from gaza, looks tranquil. but more than 100 students and staff from here were killed or taken hostage on 7th october. 6,500 students were mobilised. among them, three young men just back from gaza after months in combat. tell me what the impact of 7th of october was on you. i think everybody here is related somehow to what happened. everybody knows someone that was kidnapped, that was killed. it's...
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as concerns mount for the remaining -- fate of the remaining hostages in gaza. the u.s. and japan launch plans to cooperate in space and defense as president biden represents the japanese prime minister to the white house. ♪ welcome to world news america. israel confirms its forces killed three sons of hamas' political leader and diplomatic presre launches on israel to change strategy in gaza. we will bring your reporting of internal dissent within the biden administration over the president's handling of the war. cease-fire negotiations have been stalled for months. hamas says it is currently unable to identify and track down 40 israeli hostages who could be part of a cease-fire deal, raising fears that more hostages may be dead than publicly are known. it comes as a hamas leader says the deaths of his three sons in an israeli airstrike will not affect hamas' demands in the current cease-fire talks, including a permanent cease-fire, the complete withdrawal of israeli troops, and the return of displaced palestinians. president biden pushed for cease-fire and hostage ne
as concerns mount for the remaining -- fate of the remaining hostages in gaza. the u.s. and japan launch plans to cooperate in space and defense as president biden represents the japanese prime minister to the white house. ♪ welcome to world news america. israel confirms its forces killed three sons of hamas' political leader and diplomatic presre launches on israel to change strategy in gaza. we will bring your reporting of internal dissent within the biden administration over the...
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ok, behnam ben taleblu, it — the war in gaza. ok, behnam ben taleblu, it has _ the war in gaza. ok, behnam ben taleblu, it has been _ the war in gaza. ok, behnam ben taleblu, it has been fascinating i the war in gaza. ok, behnam ben i taleblu, it has been fascinating and wonderful to have you with us. joining us from washington. a research fellow at the foundation for the defence of democracies. thank you very much indeed. what you can see there is the skyline of tel aviv. the country is on high alert. we have heard that drones, iranians drones, reportedly on the way currently. dozens reportedly crossing iraqi territory are sent from iran, heading towards israel. israel is on a state of alert. joining us now on the line is a correspondent from thejerusalem correspondent from the jerusalem post. how is the country at the moment? the country is on a war footing and it has been since at least friday morning. but now that drones are actually launched from iran, dozens of drones, iran has always used proxies to attack, hezbollah, militia groups in syria and iraq, but this is the larg
ok, behnam ben taleblu, it — the war in gaza. ok, behnam ben taleblu, it has _ the war in gaza. ok, behnam ben taleblu, it has been _ the war in gaza. ok, behnam ben taleblu, it has been fascinating i the war in gaza. ok, behnam ben i taleblu, it has been fascinating and wonderful to have you with us. joining us from washington. a research fellow at the foundation for the defence of democracies. thank you very much indeed. what you can see there is the skyline of tel aviv. the country is on...
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and it will remain active as long as there is no ceasefire in gaza. therefore there is already there is backed up a very heightened tension that has caused of people to believe that towns and their homes and they are now the space within the country. there is a large—scale to many towns in southern lebanon. the question is basically what will happen and the israeli decision about how to deal with what happened yesterday. it is going to engage hezbollah in a different way and engage israel in a different way and therefore it comes to a completely different level on this front as well. . «a different level on this front as well. ., ., , ., well. he talks about the tension over recent _ well. he talks about the tension over recent hours _ well. he talks about the tension over recent hours and _ well. he talks about the tension over recent hours and days. - well. he talks about the tension over recent hours and days. has well. he talks about the tension - over recent hours and days. has that ease at all? i read that the airspace has been reopened that
and it will remain active as long as there is no ceasefire in gaza. therefore there is already there is backed up a very heightened tension that has caused of people to believe that towns and their homes and they are now the space within the country. there is a large—scale to many towns in southern lebanon. the question is basically what will happen and the israeli decision about how to deal with what happened yesterday. it is going to engage hezbollah in a different way and engage israel in...
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, it's always beenin come us and gaza, it's always been in about iran.— been in about iran. tell us more about _ been in about iran. tell us more about that, - been in about iran. tell us more about that, in - been in about iran. tell us more about that, in termsj been in about iran. tell us i more about that, in terms of the appetite and the shutter was going on for a long time. —— the shallow water. it's playing out in the open. do you believe that prime minister netanyahu believe that prime minister neta nyahu wants to believe that prime minister netanyahu wants to engage from what you are saying. i netanyahu wants to engage from what you are saying.— what you are saying. i think a bit of escalation _ what you are saying. i think a bit of escalation might - what you are saying. i think a bit of escalation might be - what you are saying. i think a| bit of escalation might be just what netanyahu was looking forward to save his own political career but also the reputation. he a street fight the brother who some people may recall died rescuing israeli hostages in 1976,
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where israel is coming under increasing international pressure over how it's conducting the war in gaza. president biden has said he believes prime minister benjamin netanyahu is making a "mistake" and has called on israel to agree to a six to eight week ceasefire. the president had previously said hamas should agree to pause and to release its remaining hostages. meanwhile australia has suggested that formally recognising a palestinian state would strengthen momentum towards peace. and in the past hour, the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has said recognising a palestinian state is "in europe's geopolitical interests". in a speech to parliament, he also warned that israel's "disproportionate response" in the gaza war risks "destabilising the middle east, and as a consequence, the entire world". more on that later in the programme. first to mr biden. he made his comments in an interview recorded last wednesday with univision, which is a us spanish—language tv network. let's have a listen. i think what he is doing is a mistake. i don't agree with his approach. i think it is outrag
where israel is coming under increasing international pressure over how it's conducting the war in gaza. president biden has said he believes prime minister benjamin netanyahu is making a "mistake" and has called on israel to agree to a six to eight week ceasefire. the president had previously said hamas should agree to pause and to release its remaining hostages. meanwhile australia has suggested that formally recognising a palestinian state would strengthen momentum towards peace....
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the israeli military has announced it will be calling up two reserve brigades for operations in gaza. in the last hour, a spokesperson for israel's defence forces, daniel hagari held a news conference on those attacks. let's have a listen. last night, a defensive collation of israel and its international partners successfully thwarted a large—scale attack from iran. iran and its proxies launched approximately 350 suicide drones, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles and rockets from iran, iraq, yemen and hezbollah in lebanon towards israel, with approximately 60 tonnes of warheads and explosive materials, but the threat from iran was met with aerial operations, technological and intelligence supremacy of a united defensive coalition of international elements, led by the united states, together coalition of international allies, led by the united states, together with great britain, france and other partners. together, we intercepted 99% of the threats towards israel. together, we thwarted iran's attack. iran's unprecedented attack was met with an unprecedented defence. this was the
the israeli military has announced it will be calling up two reserve brigades for operations in gaza. in the last hour, a spokesperson for israel's defence forces, daniel hagari held a news conference on those attacks. let's have a listen. last night, a defensive collation of israel and its international partners successfully thwarted a large—scale attack from iran. iran and its proxies launched approximately 350 suicide drones, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles and rockets from iran,...
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the vehicle they were driving in was hit west of gaza city. this is the moment that he was told about the deaths. he said the deaths of so many members of his family won't affect the demands that hamas is making in cease-fire negotiations. let's speak now to the middle east editor, sebastian, in jerusalem. sebastian, what do we know about what happened here? sebastian: this appears to have been a drone strike on a vehicle in an area -- it is the beach camp near the beach in gaza, next to gaza city and in it were three of his sons and several of his grandchildren. the pictures, the video that we have seen of the aftermath show that the vehicle was all destroyed. as you were just saying, he himself was given the news actually as he was speaking, as he was touring a treatment center, medical treatment center in delhi, the capital of qatar, where he is based, and he was speaking to gazans who had been taken there after being wounded. and his immediate response was to say that he thanked god for bestowing the honor on him of what he called the mart
the vehicle they were driving in was hit west of gaza city. this is the moment that he was told about the deaths. he said the deaths of so many members of his family won't affect the demands that hamas is making in cease-fire negotiations. let's speak now to the middle east editor, sebastian, in jerusalem. sebastian, what do we know about what happened here? sebastian: this appears to have been a drone strike on a vehicle in an area -- it is the beach camp near the beach in gaza, next to gaza...
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— casualties —— civilian lives in gaza but _ casualties —— civilian lives in gaza. but if israel is going to come under— gaza. but if israel is going to come under attack from a state enemy like iran under attack from a state enemy like iran with _ under attack from a state enemy like iran with a _ under attack from a state enemy like iran with a big ballistic arsenal of missiles, — iran with a big ballistic arsenal of missiles, the us has its back but what _ missiles, the us has its back but what does — missiles, the us has its back but what does that mean in practice? it means— what does that mean in practice? it means that — what does that mean in practice? it means that us naval assets in the region— means that us naval assets in the region would be put at iran's disposal— region would be put at iran's disposal to shutdown incoming missiles, — disposal to shutdown incoming missiles, and possibly the us will take part — missiles, and possibly the us will take part in a retaliatory strike. we haven't— take part in a retaliatory strike. we haven
— casualties —— civilian lives in gaza but _ casualties —— civilian lives in gaza. but if israel is going to come under— gaza. but if israel is going to come under attack from a state enemy like iran under attack from a state enemy like iran with _ under attack from a state enemy like iran with a _ under attack from a state enemy like iran with a big ballistic arsenal of missiles, — iran with a big ballistic arsenal of missiles, the us has its back but what _ missiles, the us has...
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he has to worry about what israel is doing in gaza, what the reaction of hezbollah might be. what iran might do, that tit—for—tat that might happen. it sounds to me like israel is taking time and it does not necessarily mean there will be an immediate response. jonathan, thank ou an immediate response. jonathan, thank you so _ an immediate response. jonathan, thank you so much _ an immediate response. jonathan, thank you so much for— an immediate response. jonathan, thank you so much for talking - an immediate response. jonathan, thank you so much for talking us i thank you so much for talking us through the context in details and responding to that breaking news for us. time to head straight over to jerusalem. my colleague lyse doucet is there. ~ ., jerusalem. my colleague lyse doucet is there. ~ . ., ., , is there. waiting for there to be erha -s is there. waiting for there to be perhaps some _ is there. waiting for there to be perhaps some indication - is there. waiting for there to be perhaps some indication after. is there. waiting for there to be i perhaps some in
he has to worry about what israel is doing in gaza, what the reaction of hezbollah might be. what iran might do, that tit—for—tat that might happen. it sounds to me like israel is taking time and it does not necessarily mean there will be an immediate response. jonathan, thank ou an immediate response. jonathan, thank you so _ an immediate response. jonathan, thank you so much _ an immediate response. jonathan, thank you so much for— an immediate response. jonathan, thank you so much for...
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we look at the situation and we think of the events of the last six months, the war there in gaza as well, now and then there have been questions about there have been questions about the possibility for regional contagion, but of course recent attention has been very much focused on the operations in gaza. do you think some of these concerns with regards to iran, other regional players had faded into the background somewhat? i had faded into the background somewhat?— somewhat? i think they were fated you _ somewhat? i think they were fated you know, _ somewhat? i think they were fated you know, just - somewhat? i think they were fated you know, just out i somewhat? i think they were fated you know, just out of i fated you know, just out of public consciousness, i don't think they faded within the is really political and military leadership, certainly, but clearly the engagement that took place on the 1st of april in damascus that killed two general officers from the rog seat for us and assessed five others that was a clear escalation in the eyes of iran. in the eyes of israel, it
we look at the situation and we think of the events of the last six months, the war there in gaza as well, now and then there have been questions about there have been questions about the possibility for regional contagion, but of course recent attention has been very much focused on the operations in gaza. do you think some of these concerns with regards to iran, other regional players had faded into the background somewhat? i had faded into the background somewhat?— somewhat? i think they...
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missile strikes have rocked the gaza strip today. with smoke rising from central gaza. this is the view from rafah. the israeli military has eported operations in central gaza overnight — it says — "to eliminate terrorist operatives". let's speak to mustafa barghouti, general secretary of the palestinian national initiative. welcome, thank you for being with us. i want to start with the comments from present biden with what happens in israel affects you in the west bank, what's your response to what could be an escalation between iran and israel and possibly involve the us? i think president bidencomments - and possibly involve the us? i think president bidencomments are - and possibly involve the us? i ii�*u “ia; president bidencomments are strange. he didn't say anything when israel attacked the iranian consulate. israel initiated this confrontation. now i think netanyahu is driving president biden behind him —— dag —— dragging president biden. netanyahu wants this war to continue for ever. he wants to expand this war in a dangerous approach to all peo
missile strikes have rocked the gaza strip today. with smoke rising from central gaza. this is the view from rafah. the israeli military has eported operations in central gaza overnight — it says — "to eliminate terrorist operatives". let's speak to mustafa barghouti, general secretary of the palestinian national initiative. welcome, thank you for being with us. i want to start with the comments from present biden with what happens in israel affects you in the west bank, what's...
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now, to the unfolding humanitarian situation in gaza. on thursday, white house officials said that israel has made progress, but it's — quote — "still not enough" and that famine is imminent. a day earlier, the top official at the us agency for international development told congress it is — quote — "credible" that famine is now already under way in northern gaza. israel says it's constructing a new direct land crossing into northern gaza, which will handle up to fifty aid trucks per day. idf spokesman daniel hagari said lessons were being implemented on how to better protect humanitarian agencies, following what he called the "tragic" killing of seven aid workers in an israeli strike. oj simpson, the american football star who was controversially acquitted of double murder, has died at the age of 76. using his account, the simpson family announced his passing on x, asking the public for "privacy and grace". in 1995, he was cleared of the murder of his ex—wife nicole brown and herfriend ron goldman, after a televised trial that
now, to the unfolding humanitarian situation in gaza. on thursday, white house officials said that israel has made progress, but it's — quote — "still not enough" and that famine is imminent. a day earlier, the top official at the us agency for international development told congress it is — quote — "credible" that famine is now already under way in northern gaza. israel says it's constructing a new direct land crossing into northern gaza, which will handle up to...
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israel premised a benjamin netanyahu says a date has been set for an israeli invasion of rafah, gaza's last refuge for displaced palestinians but did not reveal the date. miss netanyahu said invading the area is critical to reach his country at�*s goals are releasing all hostages and destroying hamas. but as many asi million people are believed to be sheltering in rafah, more than half of them children. mr dutton yahoo face international pressure including from the us to not invade the city without a specific plan as to how to keep civilians their say. here is us state department spokesman matthew millar responded to the prime minister was made out of it. ~ ., ., prime minister was made out of it. ~ . ., . ., ., it. we have made clear to israel that _ it. we have made clear to israel that we _ it. we have made clear to israel that we think - it. we have made clear to israel that we think a - israel that we think a full—scale military invasion of rafah would have an enormously harmful effect on those civilians and would ultimately hurt israel opposing security so it is notjust a que
israel premised a benjamin netanyahu says a date has been set for an israeli invasion of rafah, gaza's last refuge for displaced palestinians but did not reveal the date. miss netanyahu said invading the area is critical to reach his country at�*s goals are releasing all hostages and destroying hamas. but as many asi million people are believed to be sheltering in rafah, more than half of them children. mr dutton yahoo face international pressure including from the us to not invade the city...
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israel says its troops have pulled back from the area in southern gaza to prepare for the next stage of the conflict. meanwhile, more than 300 aid trucks have entered gaza — the highest number in one day since the start of the war. 0ur middle east correspondent lucy williamson reports from jerusalem. for months, khan younis was a city of targets, its apartment blocks and hospitals seen by israel as hiding places for hamas. residents returned today searching for their city homes inside the concrete mountains as israel continued talks with hamas on a ceasefire deal. translation: the| destruction is huge. khan younis has been destroyed. it all needs to be rebuilt now. it's not suitable for animal to live in, let alone human being. translation: | wasn't . expecting this destruction. our biggest request is that they withdraw from our land. it's better for us to have tents on the rubble of our home rather than being displaced. hamas launched rockets from khan younis, the army said, even as its troops withdrew. it hit back with airstrikes. israel's prime minister has promised total victor
israel says its troops have pulled back from the area in southern gaza to prepare for the next stage of the conflict. meanwhile, more than 300 aid trucks have entered gaza — the highest number in one day since the start of the war. 0ur middle east correspondent lucy williamson reports from jerusalem. for months, khan younis was a city of targets, its apartment blocks and hospitals seen by israel as hiding places for hamas. residents returned today searching for their city homes inside the...
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support and diplomatic support for the us, it was wavering because of the humanitarian situation in gaza and the disregard for aspects of that by the disregard for aspects of that by the israelis. iran had to calibrate a response carefully. again, the fact that it was an effective —— ineffective hopefully dampens down the fears, but of course there are hawks within israel, walks in the us and other countries saying iran is a permanent threat and cannot be allowed to continue pointing again well over 100 missiles directly and say we need to respond to this. it remains unclear if they were win that argument, the us is very clearly against further escalation, think every other nation �*s as well as his point. of course these events can take on a momentum of their own, so it comes down to how much israel can be reined in by the us because a large constituency would like to see more commitment against iran in particular the nuclear programme and drones factories that are not only being used for this attack, but have been used to support russia against the ukraine. ukrainians themselves
support and diplomatic support for the us, it was wavering because of the humanitarian situation in gaza and the disregard for aspects of that by the disregard for aspects of that by the israelis. iran had to calibrate a response carefully. again, the fact that it was an effective —— ineffective hopefully dampens down the fears, but of course there are hawks within israel, walks in the us and other countries saying iran is a permanent threat and cannot be allowed to continue pointing again...
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unbelievably six months ago, and the subsequent very tough israeli policies in rooting out hamas in gaza. in some ways for me this points to a lot of what the institutional problems are in the bilateral relationship. there is a certain dependence on united states the israeli side — the $3.5 billion which is actually less than i% of their gdp — but more than that is the political support they are continually from the palu —— administration. the biden administration of gorza in the middle of an election year and it is being pulled in many different directions. we have the white — different directions. we have the white house _ different directions. we have the white house national- the white house national security spokesmanjohn the white house national security spokesman john kirby over the weekend saying they could be alternatives to a full ground incursion in rafah. what might some of that look like? having spent time in afghanistan, i think that the view in washington is when you are trying to root out a terrorist organisation, one of the guiding principles that the american
unbelievably six months ago, and the subsequent very tough israeli policies in rooting out hamas in gaza. in some ways for me this points to a lot of what the institutional problems are in the bilateral relationship. there is a certain dependence on united states the israeli side — the $3.5 billion which is actually less than i% of their gdp — but more than that is the political support they are continually from the palu —— administration. the biden administration of gorza in the middle...
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called for upping supplies to gaza. israel continues its military campaign disturbing accounts have emerged from rafah where minnen -- women and children were varied. almost 34,000 palestinians have been killed in the past six months. more than half have been women and children. protesters around the world have been pressuring the government to stop sending money to israel. a dramatic moment unfold in brussels on wednesday as european commissioner was confronted by a protesters soon after she stepped to the podium to give a speech on european defense. more than 100 people are still being held hostage inside gaza. an israeli woman who was captured by hamas told the bbc about the conditions that she endured. she was released in november but her husband remains captive. we have this report from jerusalem. some of the details are upsetting. >> when the gunman came on october 7, they murdered and kidnapped. two of those taken were a husband and wife. she was freed, he is still a hostage. >> i am not speaking, i am screaming.
called for upping supplies to gaza. israel continues its military campaign disturbing accounts have emerged from rafah where minnen -- women and children were varied. almost 34,000 palestinians have been killed in the past six months. more than half have been women and children. protesters around the world have been pressuring the government to stop sending money to israel. a dramatic moment unfold in brussels on wednesday as european commissioner was confronted by a protesters soon after she...
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a deep rift at the moment between the americans and israelis over the issue of israel's conduct in gaza. i think the americans are worried about the impression that sense to israel's other adversaries in the region, namely the iranians who they think might try to exploit that sense of division at the moment. they are trying to make it clear that division is only around the issue of gaza, it is not about america's commitment to israel's ability to defend itself and that means arms, weapon shipments, missile defense systems from the u.s., the ammunition as well. that is very clear. the other point is there's a lot of frustration from the white house about the fact that the suspected israeli strike was carried out at all on the embassy in damascus. the americans have made very clear that they didn't know about this. trying to message the iranians that ts one was not them and they don't want to be involved in any response. they are trying to come i think, contain this so the don't want to see any attacks on their forces and therefore have to respond. sumi: tom bateman, thank you for your re
a deep rift at the moment between the americans and israelis over the issue of israel's conduct in gaza. i think the americans are worried about the impression that sense to israel's other adversaries in the region, namely the iranians who they think might try to exploit that sense of division at the moment. they are trying to make it clear that division is only around the issue of gaza, it is not about america's commitment to israel's ability to defend itself and that means arms, weapon...
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we will turn to gaza, israel says it is constructing a new direct land crossing into northern gaza which will handle up to 58 trucks a day. a spokesperson said lessons were being implemented on how to better protect you many tearing agencies following the tragic killing of seven aid works -- workers. u.s. president biden increasg pressure on the israeli government to do more to get more aid to the people in gaza. thank you very much for coming on the program. what is your assessment of the impact of these latest moves by israel to try and increase the flow of aid? >> i will believe it when i see it. much has been said about what is happening. were going to open a crossing, now we are hearing it is something different. what actuay matters is the impact that any changes might have on the ground. of course the situation in the north of gaza where there are 400,000 palestinians, including some of my own staff, is utterly dire. all are living in famine conditions. much of the north of gaza is destroyed. there are only two semi-functioning hospitals and the biggest hospital ball has now been p
we will turn to gaza, israel says it is constructing a new direct land crossing into northern gaza which will handle up to 58 trucks a day. a spokesperson said lessons were being implemented on how to better protect you many tearing agencies following the tragic killing of seven aid works -- workers. u.s. president biden increasg pressure on the israeli government to do more to get more aid to the people in gaza. thank you very much for coming on the program. what is your assessment of the...
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arms sales are a focus because of israel plus my actions in gaza. it denies targeting civilians, but has killed thousands of them. and it has done so in part with weapons from the west. the us accounts for 65% of arms sales to israel in the past decade. germany, over29%. italy come overfour. in 2022, the uk provided 0.0 2% of israel's military imports. but although the uk is not a major arms supplier to israel, it is a long—time ally. and if arms sales will stop, that will be a significant diplomatic blood to israel. that, has not happened, for now at least. and whether that may change depends on the uk's own rules. they say that the government should not grant a licence if it determines that there is a clear risk that the items may be used to commit or facilitate a serious violation of international humanitarian law. tojudge this, the government receives legal advice. , , government receives legal advice. , ., ., advice. this is a formal process- _ advice. this is a formal process. this _ advice. this is a formal process. this is - advice. this i
arms sales are a focus because of israel plus my actions in gaza. it denies targeting civilians, but has killed thousands of them. and it has done so in part with weapons from the west. the us accounts for 65% of arms sales to israel in the past decade. germany, over29%. italy come overfour. in 2022, the uk provided 0.0 2% of israel's military imports. but although the uk is not a major arms supplier to israel, it is a long—time ally. and if arms sales will stop, that will be a significant...