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Nios 24, en español que te mantiene informado y conectado con la comunidad latina en Israel. para regresar a sus hogares. Gallant cree que algunos residentes entre 4 y 7 kilómetros fuera de la bordera, no las comunidades que están en la bordera como el de Mifalzimok y Faraz, pero que son un poco más a la distancia de Israel. Él dice que podría poder regresar a casa en el 1 de enero de 2024. Él dice que están currently holding the necessary security assessments so that that will be enabled. Of course, we can remind our viewers that many communities, just 7 kilometers and more away from the border are at the moment not evacuated, but many of them have chosen to do so to effect to the center of Israel. There was no official evacuation of those communities. They chose to do so because of the situation. We do know that for now the rocket launches have reduced significantly because of the idea of activity and this is part of the situation assessment that Gallant is holding right now. They at least hope to return some of those people back home. And that would be good news because I think an underreported aspect of the situation is the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Israelis both from the south, the Gaza border area, Danny. And also from the north of Israel where there is still of course concern of escalation from Hezbollah. Oh, it's a major way. First of all, it's an emotional taxing for the families themselves. But it's also a burden, an economic burden on the country at large. So yes, it would be important and certainly an Israeli interest to bring them back as soon as possible. And I believe that this time frame that I mentioned here January, that may be the expectation that by that time the military, the IDF would go deep into Gaza to the southern part where percebably the heads of Hamas are hiding. Hanyunes is the main town. This is by the way, this is the hometown of Iche Sinwar and Muhammedev. So presumably they may be there. So we have a time frame of about eight weeks to get there. Well, let's go down to the south and our correspondent, Robert Swift, who's there and still wrote. And Robert, the situation down there, are we hearing action? And as a course, that dramatic news of the discovery of the body of one of the hostages just coming in the last hour. That's right, dramatic news there regarding the body of that individual who's been recovered from Al-Shifa Hospital. At the minute, as it's understood, that is just one, but it's worth noting that the IDF did remove other bodies. We don't have confirmation yet as to whether there are hostages among those bodies. So we await for further information on that. Meanwhile, the combat very much continues behind us. We've seen missile fire from Israeli air assets towards the Gaza Strip in the last couple of minutes, as well as essentially what we can hear are firefights taking place behind us on and off for the last three, four hours. Very much showing that the combat does continue here. Now, the focus is, the Israeli military are beginning to hint that the focus may in fact switch to the south with the Israeli Air Force dropping leaflets in Canunus instructing residents there to start evacuating. That's something that we saw earlier were in the north of the Gaza Strip before the Israeli military went in there. And it's also been reported in the financial times that Israeli sources are saying that they believe Hamas leadership may in fact be in the south of the Gaza Strip. All right, well, unfortunately, that area very crowded. And even though people have this image of the Gaza City being the most built up urban area, the Canunists, it's called a refugee camp. It's really just another neighborhood. I happen to have been and served in that area is just as much any sort of crowded packed area, an urban area that would pose a lot of challenges for the IDF having to go through, for example, Canunists. Absolutely, Canunists is, as I understand it, even more crowded than other parts of the Gaza Strip in terms of the density of the buildings there. If the Israeli military is to continue operations going into the south, it's worth bearing in mind that you have the most of the population of North Gaza are now in the south of Gaza. So essentially, it would be a similar situation as to what we've seen in recent weeks, except with half the space to operate within. So both for Israel in terms of the diplomatic challenges that that would mean, and for the civilian population in there, a very daunting prospect. Very much indeed. Robert Swift down near the Gaza border. Thank you for that. And you're looking at the podium where we do expect Rear Admiral Daniel Higari to begin his briefing any moment now. And as we said, there's no information that has been coming out just in the past hour. Now the discovery of weapons inside the treatment rooms of Shifa Hospital are just part of a much wider tactic by Hamas and other terror groups in Gaza to conceal arms in the most sensitive civilian sites. For example, rockets were found inside a bed in the children's bedroom in the house of a Hamas terrorist doing operational activity carried out by IDF troops in the Beit Chanun area. Now during that operation, troops uncovered a significant amount of weapons as well, including rockets, devices and dozens of kilos of explosives. Here's some of the documentation on that that was released today by the IDF. Estamos en Beit Chanun, una parte que se ha escrito sobre Beit Vigel, por supuesto, al fondo del Beit Vigel. Aquí tenemos una parte de la red de la red de la red al fondo del Beit Vigel. En toda la casa, todos los que nos han encontrado muy pocos, muy pocos, muy pocos, muy pocos. ¡Muchas gracias! ¡Muchas gracias! ¡Muchas gracias! ¡Muchas gracias! ¡Muchas gracias! ¡Muchas gracias! ¡Muchas gracias! Y a los caches que han sido encontrados por todo el país, Dani, si es que Israel ahora, y el IDF ahora, tiene que empezar a ver en el sur de Gaza, va a presentar grandes problemas en términos de, de nuevo, convencer la comunidad internacional en el U.S., incluso con el U.S. que eso se vuelve una necesidad militar, por ejemplo, encontrar a los líderes de Hamas, encontrar a los caches, en un área que Israel, hasta ahora, por los últimos 6 semanas, ha dicho que eso va a ser, más o menos, un área más segura, un área más segura. Sí, y ahora tendrán que distinguir entre el Chanun, que es realmente el centro real, para el Hamas, y los otros áreas, principalmente en Rafa. Sí. Ahora, con Rafa, puede crear algunos problemas diplomáticos con la Egipta, que es muy relajada para pensar sobre recibir, incluso para la humanitaria en el care, cualquier palestiniano a la Egipta de Rafa. Rafa, básicamente, es split, right down the middle, you know, between the Gaza, which is the Palestinians, and the Egyptians. So, yes, it's going to be very difficult, but I don't think the IDF can stop short of, of not dismantling, in order to dismantle Hamas, you have to chop off the heads, and the heads are Mohamed Eff, Iche Sanuar, which are, presumably, in hiding, in Chanunis, it's going to be very tough, but this is why the IDF has to work very, very methodically and very, very slowly. And they do have the carte blanche from the president of the United States, who said, actually, today, when he was asked, how long will it take, he said, I'm not a fortune teller, which means, he is really giving us the time to finish the job. Right, okay. I want to go back now to the northern front, of course, because that is also an active military area, and our Middle East correspondent, Ariel Osaran, who is up there, and Ariel Hezbollah continues to fight this war, both with live rockets and its propaganda war, to try to show, at least, try to make a show of that it's supporting the military effort of Hamas down south. Oh, wait, hold on. Ariel, I'm sorry. We're going to Daniel Higori now. Good evening. Adios, forces. I've recovered the body of EOD device. My memory be a blessing who was abducted from a home in Kibbutz, in the 7th of October into Gaza's trip. Her husband, Shmuelik, was murdered by terrorists and during the same attack. Her UDB was located by our forces, the 7th Brigade next to the Shifa Hospital, located the body in one of the homes where next to the body they found ammunition of the terrorists who held on to UDIT. This is one example of the operational activity of the IDF forces to recover the hostages to our regret. UDIT was murdered by the terrorists in Gaza and we were not able to reach her on time. UDIT will be buried and IDF representatives have informed her family. We embrace them at these difficult hours. We promise that any moment that we have new information regarding the hostages we will update the families and then later the public. We will not hide information from the public. We will only inform the public when the information is validated. IDF forces continue to operate in the Gaza Strip when the main effort is clearing the areas taken by the forces, mainly the underground tunnels. They have located an underground shaft at the Shifa Hospital and engineering forces are examining the shaft. Also a vehicle was located with many ammunition on it. A humas vehicle inside the Shifa Hospital that was planned to be used on the October 7th massacre inside the hospital. In addition, IDF forces continue their operation at the Rantisi Hospital and we present you images from the tunnel next to the hospital. I saw with my own eyes that this is a complicated tunnel like many other tunnels, underground tunnels. It is a fighting zone where IDF forces continue to fight under fire and expose the humas terror infrastructure at the Al-Quds Hospital they found many ammunition and IDF forces are still operating there. This is a complicated operation that requires time to first ensure the safety of our forces and then the operational achievement. We need this time in order to secure our forces they move structure after structure, floor after floor in order to locate terrorists and dismantle infrastructures. The Shifa, Rantisi and Al-Quds and other hospitals in all of them were locating activity of the Hamas terror group above the ground and underground. This is no coincidence. This is the method of Hamas the world has seen this and will continue to expose this to the world. Hamas leadership is under pressure because they know what they are hiding over the past several days. There were reports in the media about significant attacks of the IDF and the Shin Bet. At this stage we can say that two powerful attacks have taken place against two underground facilities in one of them senior commanders of Hamas were hiding one of them to senior commanders of the Hamas group in another underground facility members of the political bureau of Hamas were hiding to Yixi Sinuar also another person related to Sinuar in Hania and other officials. In Hamas they are trying to hide the results of this strike. I cannot at this hour elaborate more on those but I can say that the underground area was severely damaged in the north. Israeli fighter jets have structured infrastructure with posts along the border that were used by the terrorists we continue to return fire immediately in response to any attempt to launch from Lebanon towards Israel in the West Bank IDF and border police have taken down three Hamas terrorists from Hebron to execute a greater attack and eventually struck our forces our forces have prevented that attack with our bodies an IDF fighter has fallen so far we have given notices to families of 372 IDF fallen soldiers all of them are heroes and thanks to them we will win May their memory be a blessing Questions Over the past day there are rumors about finding bodies in the Shifa Hospital which the IDF has taken especially when we hear now about the body of Yudit should we expect more names to be revealed we are operating at the Shifa Hospital for 48 hours now it is a complicated operation it's a very big complex that has about 2000 patients and medical staff so far there are no injuries to our forces or to the patients and the medical staff it's a very focused operation with high quality first of all ensure the safety of our forces and then the achievements we have found underground tunnels ammunition and we also found information and next to the hospital we found Yudit Vais we will continue to update when we have validated information about other achievements and we hope for other achievements we will continue to operate accurately in order to improve our achievements in all those areas and I will update to you when we have new information until then we need to wait and be patient you took reporters to the Shifa Hospital and you've been showing proof that Hamas has been operating under schools and UNRWA operations but some continue to claim there are no evidence I think from what I saw personally I personally took to Rantisi Hospital who was a fighting jout I took two international correspondence one from CNN and one from NBC with me and they saw with their own eyes a very authentic and balanced report that exposed to the world I think clearly the actions that are against the international law takes down the immunity from these hospitals the cynical use of Hamas yesterday at the Shifa Hospital there are also two other international correspondence from Fox and from BBC and even now as we speak there are two international correspondence that we brought this worked that these correspondence independently report not through the idea of Spokesman and what they report from the ground this gives credibility to what we're showing the unequivocal evidence and this is the right way to continue and operate in our field and giving the information this way can you approve the IDF has located Iranian made butter missiles and what do you learn from that do you have indications that some of Hamas officials are in the south part of the southern strip of the Gaza strip I do not have information about the commanders well I think that ok that is the end of the briefing we've come to the aura that is the end as much as we're bringing you at this time I do want to reiterate two main points that were made that I think quite significant one is Daniel Higari the idea of Spokesman said that they had discovered the main shaft or one of the main shafts of the underground complex beneath Shifa hospital and the IDF engineering combat engineer corps was in fact operating now within that shaft going very slowly are involved here and in fact just last week we had 5 soldiers who were killed at the booby trapped entrance tunnel in North Gaza so we stress it's a slow process but clearly IDF troops are now operating beneath Shifa hospital in that underground complex moving slowly he said a vehicle was actually discovered inside one of those tunnels presumably a military command vehicle we can now say IDF troops are underneath in that metro that underground beneath Shifa hospital another important point that he made or revealed is that in an IDF airstrike on underground complexes senior members of the Hamas political wing were killed not just of the military command but figures close for example Ismail Khania Niki Sinwar the leaders of Hamas y Daniel Kogare Dicen que la Hamas refiere a confirmar o anunciar sus muestros en efecto a cubrir pero han sido taxados y sucesivos que han matado a los líderes políticos de Hamas y quiero hacer el punto y maybe Danny, there's a lot going on we don't know about because some of this stuff has actually happened in the past week especially the battle underground and that main battle and that's going to be a very long one again, as you mentioned, just first and foremost is to protect our own troops and secondly also to avoid any civilian casualties you cannot just bomb the hell out of this metro without regard to what's happening to the surrounding so they're going to have to go in they use some very interesting equipment very state of the art including some robotics equipment that would go in in front of the soldiers all these things take time to manage this equipment the robotics and everything so I believe that we are going to see weeks of clearing up the Shifa underneath we talked about 14 different buildings and probably a real labyrinth of tunnels and that means that the operation on Hanyunis down south cannot wait so much but the IDF has enough forces first of all they close the perimeter of the Shifa so they can painstakingly and let's say slowly and methodically work on the hospital and at the same time they can start at some point probably they will try to use the element of surprise as much as possible to really have a juggernaut against the Hamas headquarters in Hanyunis obviously there are some disadvantages to the fact that they were operating so slowly and that is with the fact that we haven't seen discovery of live hostages the very slow and methodical operation of the IDF has enabled the Hamas terrorists to flee with the live hostages that were with them we believe that, that's not confirmed but that is an assumption but it's also the assumption that we saw from the IDF spokesman when he found this evidence of hostages that were there in that hospital in Rantisi in that case where he took some of the international correspondence unfortunately this is how the IDF operates it cannot bomb the hospital and these terrorists at least have to flee further south until the IDF gets to them certainly that is the case I also know he was asked about reports and you had mentioned about the removal of other bodies from a Shifa hospital he's being very careful did not deny it but would not elaborate further and saying that there's ongoing investigations there so we'll have to see how that I did mention that she was murdered and that is very important that is very important, yes Ambassador Daniello, thank you for joining us guys you'll stay with us we are coming back with more of our special coverage you're just going out for a few minutes stay with us on i24 news is your war against Hamas we'll be right back each of war families completely gun down in their beds we have no idea where is she as our soldiers are fighting on the front line but the general perception is something that certainly needs to be fought as well welcome back to the special broadcast on i24 news we're going to jump right to the northern border in our middle east correspondent Ariel Osaran and as I was mentioning before Ariel his baller today of course continues firing across the Lebanon border and at the same time we're also conducting its own propaganda campaign trying to convince the world and certainly convince supporters of Hamas that it's doing its bit in that conflict down south Right Kalev so a concentrated wave of attacks this afternoon no fewer than 8 attacks between 12pm and 430pm local time the border has been fairly quiet since Israel responding to the sources of fire with artillery in addition in the briefing by IDF spokesperson he also confirmed that Israel has been carrying out airstrikes along the southern border targeting his baller targets as well as infrastructure and add to that Israel striking anti-tank missile squads prior to their launches and also some after their successful launches this raises the death toll of Hezbollah even further with two more casualties among its ranks today as it had announced but as you're referring to the propaganda war in addition to these strikes along the border Hezbollah releasing a video a short while ago documenting their wave of attacks on the IDF border outposts in this video you can really see how they're targeting the different surveillance capabilities along the border antenna, cameras as well as different intelligence gathering information now as they have tended to do in their most recent videos towards the end of the video they include also images of them targeting the border fence directly in the images that they shared in this video they did not appear to hit the border in the area of Hezbollah that's in the central west part of the Israel Lebanon border on the Israeli side of course but previous videos have shown them directly hitting the border fence even sharing images of the breaches in the fence that remain to this day the IDF is aware of this and obviously is prepared with significant amounts of forces ever since October 7th and also the border these directly adjacent to the border in the four kilometer distance have been evacuated and yet there still many residents here remain but there are no special instructions at this point. Alright Ariel also on there on the northern border of course we were watching that footage you were describing as you were speaking about it, thank you Ariel well let's go now and speak with member of Knesset for the ruling Likud party Danny Tony is also a former Israeli ambassador to the United Nations joining us this evening from Tel Aviv. Danny let's just start with the news bro that came out this evening you need advice one of the hostages was apparently discovered dead, killed murdered as was the IDF says in the Gaza Strip also your thoughts on the fact that this may well certainly increases pressure on the government perhaps from the families the loved ones of those hostages to perhaps reach a hostage deal and the question is whether there should be certain red lines for the government of what kind without getting to too much of the detail the specifics, but certain red lines that should be said in terms of any kind of deal to free the hostages in Gaza. Canever I think what we saw today is another example of what's happening in the hospital in Gaza in Shefa hospital some people around the world are calling me so what have you found already there and unfortunately we found a body of an elderly Israeli city that was kidnapped from Israel and you asked yourself what she was doing there why the left her body near the hospital and he chose with whom we are dealing so with all the respect to the criticism we will operate everywhere including hospitals in order to bring back the hostages in order to find the terrorists and horrible crimes and we are patient we are moving slowly and we will continue with that regarding the hostages you know it's very complicated I met many families during the week and I told them that we are committed to bring them back but we are dealing with a player that you cannot look for logic or decide so even when we speak about a tentative agreement or exchange of prisoners for hostages you never know what they will do in the last minute and that's exactly what happened before we started the ground operation we had some kind of negotiations but it didn't go anywhere so we are very cautious with promises but I can tell you that the government is committed to do everything we can to bring the boys and girls back home well you talked about international reaction and pressure and the UN Security Council finally did pass a resolution one that did not call for demand to cease fire on Israel but it did not condemn at all Hamas' actions to deal with that the US chose to abstain on that resolution along ironically with Russia I want to get your reaction to that resolution along with the abstention of the United States there well you know we care less today about resolutions we care more about winning the war and bringing back the hostages but I agree with you I think the fact that the US abstained I think it was a mistake we expect war from our allies and when you look at the language of the resolution like you mentioned no condemnation for the atrocities of Hamas for what they did to our people the kidnapping the rapes horrible thing and they chose to ignore it so it's shameful but you know today the Israelis we don't pay attention to the UN now we are in a war of survival we realize it either us or them the enemy and we are determined to go all the way we don't respect maybe the UN will do something for the hostages you know we speak about international organizations where is the red cross how come they haven't visited even one even one Israeli hostages they couldn't be the same right now you spoke about pressure from outside on the US there is also a question especially now that it looks like the battle is going to have to be taken in the south of Gaza and we're talking about a lengthy operation there have been reports here in the Hebrew press, Israeli press of concern among some members of the government your name was one of those mentioned and the members perhaps of the Likud concerned about the determination of the government to carry this through this operation through to a finish to its goal of a completely eliminated Hamas something that wasn't done in previous operations conducted on the governments by Prime Minister Netanyahu is there that concern among certain members of the government or in the parliament of the government's willingness to carry through this operation to its end stated goals I am very direct on this issue we support the government we support the Prime Minister and within the unity government is the essential today in Israel but there are only one mandate the mandate is to win the war nothing else, nothing less they cannot play around it with all the respect to the pressure that will come to the UN, to the EU the people of Israel expect full victory and full victory it means that you eradicate Hamas from north to south all the communities all the villages demilitarization of the Gaza sweep that is full victory so I think today not only the Likud but in the Knesset and in Israeli public no one will accept any compromise that will leave Hamas even in a small part in Gaza Right, I'm sure you've seen the polls that came out on the Israeli news channels tonight and I'm sure you're not going to respond to those directly but they do indicate somewhat of a loss of confidence in both your party and Prime Minister Netanyahu I have to say it is not unknown I'm not talking politics here I'm talking about public confidence in a government in a time of wartime there is historical presidents Great Britain both in World War I and World War II did replace a prime minister during wartime I just want to see if you have any kind of response to that issue and again I repeat not politics but the confidence of the public in the government conducting the war I think it's a mistake to have such a discussion I think we should support the prime minister support the government after we finish the war and we defeat Hamas then it's legitimate to raise all questions to have all political debates to speak about who is to be blamed but now we shouldn't give Hamas the feeling that they actually cause any political disturbance in Israel we have no left and right today we are united our boys are fighting now in Gaza they sit in the same tank left wing, right wing, religious circles so it's not time for politics it's time for unity and I think the leader of the opposition Mr. Lapid made a mistake by actually raising the idea of replacing the prime minister during the war I think now it's not the time even to discuss such an idea let me just ask you now six weeks into it at a time when Israel when the idea says it has control of the north of Gaza to start talking about what people call the day after even an interim arrangement we heard President Biden who was still supporting Israel's operation spoke strongly against Hamas the other day in San Francisco but was very direct in saying expressing his support for a two state solution at a time when we're not really hearing from the government what are their plans what are the intentions for the governance of the Gaza Strip not only just after the war but even during this because somebody is going to have to take care of civil issues civil matters for that population in the areas that Israel is now taking control of so first before we speak about the day after let's speak about tomorrow we still have to deal with Hamas in the center of Gaza the southern of Gaza so we haven't finished we only begin the war we have a lot of task to take care of once we finish with the evacuation of Hamas I can give you the main guidelines we will have to operate with terms of security everywhere in the Gaza Strip we have no intention to run the civilian life of Gaza I think the international community including a regional region there should be the one coming and receiving some kind of a mandate to operate in Gaza but now I'm focused on the on the war rather than the day after alright that's certainly clear ambassador Danny Danone member of Likud in the Knesset thank you for joining us on I24 news thank you very much Danny Danone I was referencing reports in the Hebrew media but citing sources close to for example Danny Danone expressing concern starting a lobby to make sure that the government especially Prime Minister Netanyahu continues this war and towards finish I was also referencing reports in one of the Israeli networks that show almost I would say historic lows in confidence in Prime Minister Netanyahu right now certainly for Netanyahu and that is going to be a political problem going forward whether it's going to be discussed publicly it's only going to be discussed privately guy yes and if we speak about the day after in the discussions with the Americans well our colleagues on channel 12 publish bits of the conversation between Netanyahu and U.S. Envoy Brett McGurk right who was for the National Security Council dealing with the Middle East right and the Americans insist on the Palestinian Authority that they should be the ones controlling the Gaza Strip at the end of this war well Netanyahu's answer is the IDF troops did not fight in order to create Fatah Stan as he calls it in order for it to one day turn again into Hamas Stan and really alluding to the process that we saw since the Israeli disengagement from Gaza in 2005 Israel left the Gaza Strip to the control of the PA after a very short time elections in which Hamas took over the Strip and then did not hold any more elections since then turned Gaza into a dictatorship well Netanyahu when the Israeli government at least that's the official stands at the moment is that we will not allow the Palestinian Authority to regain that control over Gaza as for the political debate in Israel it's interesting we heard from the head of the opposition Yary Lapid today we're standing then on reference right and just this morning in a complete contrast he said that this is not a time to do so I think the Israeli public is divided about this but the vast majority of the public wants this war to continue with the current coalition there will be time surely in Netanyahu whether he likes the question of responsibility or not that question will be asked after the war there's no hiding from it whether it is a committee set up by the government or by the state there's no question that his responsibility will be examined but at the current time there are enough partners from the previous opposition like Benny Gantz like Guido Ansar who joined forces understand I think the importance here the critical moment something that many would say that Yary Lapid has failed to recognize I'm just going to say his answer to that and we don't have to have a debate here but his answer to that is he will supports the government on the military effort which says it's falling short on this and yet that statement surely falls with what Israel's enemies would like to see right now some sort of political instability as Israel is waged in such a serious war against Hamas and perhaps one that could fall into other regions Israel needs stability whether people like the current government or whether the current government provides that ability that's another question but let's talk about leadership of Hamas because they are also speaking out this evening as well yes very interestingly the Yichesinoir who apparently is not in Gaza has appeared on Palestinian television in what I believe is a recorded reiterating the rights of the Palestinians to Gaza what he said is not important his appearance is important what we don't know is when was this recorded where is Yichesinoir at this moment I'm sure Israeli intelligence officials are having a good look at this video to try and understand when did he make that speech what can we learn from it what is where about and this sort of pressure that Hamas is feeling right now obviously the idea intensifies its pressure as Hamas officials that are still in the strip are hiding in the south as far as we can understand obviously there's much concern for Yichesinoir and other officials as this war continues to understand better of course how we got here let's look at the day that began it's more than a month ago new material of course more than a month after October 7 new material continues to emerge documenting the atrocities committed on that day by Hamas terrorists now CNN managed to obtain exclusive access to video that was shot on bodycams worn by the terrorists that day that show the early moments of the massacre as much of this is in this report from CNNs or in Lieberman CNNs contain some disturbing footage take that into account an explosion before dawn on October 7 the time is here and the attack is under way Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar God is great they chant as they cross the breached fence go right go right less than two minutes later they cross the second security fence they are in Israel heading towards Akibut the sun is up and a day that will reshape the region has begun this video comes from the bodycam of one of the terrorists who took part in the attack it was obtained exclusively by CNN from the Israel Defense Forces for the first time we also see video inside Hamas tunnels before the attack it is a look into a network of tunnels with what appear to be supplies stored in the darkness writing on the walls in Arabic says what's hidden is far worse above ground the gunman fires his first shots go on man go on man he screams they stop on the way more than a dozen militias gather here to prepare for the next assault one has several rocket-propelled grenades on his back the group advances across an open field moving towards the village of Kisufim the gunman charges the last bit and spots an Israeli soldier on the ground others join in celebration moments later he is more composed as he turns the camera on himself he says his name and that he is 24 years old he is a father he says he killed two Israeli soldiers he asks God for victory on motorbikes now they keep advancing moving together along empty Israeli roads or nearly empty the man cheers as he sees bodies on the road his is not the first wave he rounds a corner here we have seen this place before among the first videos to come out after the attack this is dash cam video from a car on the same road moments earlier a group of militants who opened fire the car coasts its driver almost certainly dead by now it is just after 7.40 in the morning after a quick reload the group approaches a military base near the Kibbutz of Reim for 65 minutes since crossing the Gaza fence they have had nearly free reign in Israel the gunman closes the distance with a weapon he took from an Israeli soldier opening fire this man's part of the attack comes to an end the terror is just beginning Orrin Lieberman CNN in Tel Aviv no, that was a satisfying ending to that video I do have an update on a story that we have been following here out of Los Angeles it's the case of the 69 year old Jewish man Paul Kessler who was assaulted on the street by a pro, ok who was assaulted in the streets by a pro-Palestinian demonstrator and later died of the wounds that he suffered in that scuffle now the Ventura County Sheriff's Office said today that they have arrested the alleged assailant on the charge of suspicion of involuntary manslaughter and his bail will be set at 1 million dollars there you see Paul Kessler on the street the Jewish Federation of Los Angeles said in a statement that this arrest shows that the violence towards our Jewish community will not be tolerated it's as it will continue to monitor that case now ever since October 7 hundreds of young men from the ultra-orthodox and some young women from the ultra-orthodox Jewish sector whose leaders have traditionally rejected the idea of doing military service have stepped up to offer to serve in the IDF now thousands more from the strictly religious or karate sector are preparing to assist those soldiers already serving in various ways one organization named A to a soldier is doing its part by bringing washing machines to soldiers in the field to help them do their laundry or you should pure an Erica Jackson have that story a group of ultra-orthodox paid a special visit to IDF soldiers in southern Israel they brought washing machines and did laundry in the field for the soldiers even before the war we felt we are part of Israeli society but now this feeling has become stronger we support our brothers no matter how they look whatever they are wearing and if they have or don't have a yamaka we are one family and one people it's part of a special initiative carried out by a soldier an organization based in kfar khabad and operated by the khabad movement an ultra-orthodox outreach organization we have a call center and we are also operating through an application they receive calls with requests from soldiers on the ground they send the request to our warehouse they call the units and verify they still need it and then they send it to the unit this is not the first time we are seeing projects like this the museum of science in Jerusalem and people from the midburn festival developed portable baths for the soldiers at the front the organization also provides different equipment to the soldiers and even gives massages to them so far we've received around 700 calls it's a huge number of calls asking for equipment and help we have ground units who provide laundry, food and a lot of good spirit some wonder if this special bond will last after the war in the meantime, Israelis from different backgrounds and places continue to support each other and let's end with a look at a stubborn older gentleman who I think demonstrates the resilience at least of some of the Israeli public 80 year old Benny Gamarov lives alone and dedicates his life to restoring furniture perhaps not an unusual life story but Benny lives in Kibbutz Yad Mordechai close to the Gaza border ever since the Hamas onslaught on October 7 most members of the Kibbutz have left it but Benny refuses to evacuate I stayed here because I didn't want to give them the satisfaction I've been through two wars here already and not easy wars I'm not afraid of the bombs born in Cape Town South Africa Benny came to Israel in the 1960s and opened a furniture factory close to the Gaza border some of his employees were Palestinians from Gaza he tells a story which reflects the fragile relations in this conflict zone it just so happens that one of the people working for me had a daughter it tried for so many years to have a child that had many problems physical problems I went to the hospital in Tel Aviv Ikhilov and I told them about the case and so they said bring the girl over I paid in the end I paid the 5000 shekels they cured the girl and then she had a baby the baby also had problems and this baby was taken to the fence if you remember when all the garzans were coming to the fence and making a lot of problems there the mother brought this other girl the one that had been born from the mother that had the treatment in Israel because she also had problems and she may have even brought her there not alive and it then turned out that they made a big show of it that we had killed this little baby Benny's family says it is worried about his safety he refuses to leave his home here which has taken several direct hits from rockets in the last few weeks meanwhile he is offered to repair broken furniture from the Gaza envelope perhaps a symbolic gesture in this time and place Good for Benny we wish him the best Guy Azriel thank you for joining us on this broadcast we are going out now continue to stay with i24 news it's continuing coverage of Israel's war against Hamas as day 41 near its close thank you for joining us official dresser of i24 news Good evening ladies and gentlemen I think this certainly needs to be fought as well in the 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News 24, el único medio en español que te mantiene informado y conectado con la comunidad latina en Israel. News 24, únicamente en I-24 News. La reacción de los países hispanoparlantes ha empezado, el paro de los países hispanoparlantes está ahora completamente bajo el control de los países hispanoparlantes. Los países hispanoparlantes avanzan más adelante en los países hispanoparlantes, entrando en los grandes hogares de Hamas, llegando al hospital de Shifa, donde, según las informaciones de los países hispanoparlantes, fueron obtendidas. ¿Pueden Israel y Hamas alcanzar un acuerdo para lanzar docentas de hostes en los días próximos, a través de la debate de la publicidad en el dilema de hostes? Y después de la primera interrupción suave en el espacio, el sistema de defensas de aeronáutica, será nuestro fokus hoy, el CEO de la industria de aeronáutica de Israel, será con nosotros para discutir eso y mucho más. Vamos a comenzar. Primero, vamos al campo para algunas noticias. La correspondencia de Robert Swift es en la ropa de Gaza. ¿Qué es tu noticia? En la última hora de la Isreal militaria ha lanzado videoclipas y fotografías de lo que describimos como infraestructura bajo el hospital de Al Shifa. Esto incluye un gran suministro de arma y un vehículo que dice que fue por lo que se preparó para el ataque 7 de octubre, que fue removido de un barrio en el hospital de Al Shifa, según la militaria. Ahora, esto es significativo, porque hasta este punto, la evidencia que la Isreal militaria ha presentado a la media de la mundo fue un poco en la escala menor, la información que se ha lanzado en la última hora es mucho más significativa y es muy fuerte a la argumentación de los IDF que Hamas ha sido usando al hospital de Al Shifa como un centro de gravia, como un centro de comandos. Además, la Isreal militaria dice que ha conducido una estación en una posición de subterráneo que fue protegiendo a varios seniores comandos de Hamas Ahora, el IDF no ha confirmado quién creó que fue muerto en ese estación, pero ha proponido que haya significado dañado a esa estructura y que se lanzará más información cuando confirmará la identidad de los comandos que fueron muertos en ese estación. Estos dos factos son significativos, porque, básicamente, se removan algunos de los cuantos diplomáticos desde el marco de la pregunta que hagan sobre la Isreal desde el principio de hoy, el segundo día en el hospital de Al Shifa. Ahora que se está produciendo la evidencia fotográfica y visual, es muy adecuada a lo que Israel ha sido arreglando durante esta operación. Rob, estamos viendo menos atacar a las zonas contra las ciudades israelías. Tenemos el red-code alarma cada día, pero, ¿sabes? Llegamos más y más civiles que vienen a la ciudad de Sterot, a la ciudad de Ashkelon, aún no a la ciudad de Kibbutzim, en la casa de Gaza, pero hay, ¿sabes? Nos vemos más vida volviendo a esta zona después de seis muy pocas semanas. Sí, eso es correcto. Por lo tanto, no ha sido un gran lanzamiento de Gaza hoy, seguramente no en la dirección norte contra las ciudades israelías en la línea de la costa. Hace dos lanzamientos más altas de hoy, lanzamientos más pequeños, una mitad de la línea de la Gaza, y hacia el norte de la línea de la Gaza, pero si comparas con la situación un mes o dos semanas atrás, hay una reducción magnífica en las capacidades de Gaza. Por lo tanto, eso es porque de la estación real. La israelía militar controló al menos la superficie de la mayoría de las líneas de Gaza. Y eso realmente curta la habilidad de Chimás para lanzar rockets de ahí. Ahora, con respecto a las comunidades que están volviendo, sí, con, digamos, la ruta en la que estamos, lo que hacemos ahora, he visto uno o dos civiliados caminando alrededor de aquí, que no es algo que me decía que necesitaría estar aquí un mes atrás, personas simplemente en la calle. Con respecto a las comunidades un poco más hacia el norte, los de los que las israelías referen a la envelopa, los quedan quietos. Más de ellos parecen ser la última vez que hablé a la residencia en esa parte del país. Más de, digamos, 90% de las residencias fueron todavía absentes de esas comunidades, de lo mayor, a la chica de la atacación en el 7º. Rodes, Swift, en la bordera de Gaza, gracias mucho por este reporte. De la relatividad quieta en el sur de hoy, donde los israelíes, los norte israelíes, las materias no son tan calma. Ariel Ossiran, ¿qué es el reporte ahora? Right, so the situation now remains calm along the border, however, is the tense calm, but 20 minutes ago, Hezbollah announcing, or claiming responsibility for its 9th attack today along the border, saying that it launched an anti-tank guided missile towards the IDF tank in the outpost of Biranit that's in the central area of the Israel-Lebanon border, according to the, there has been no reports of injuries in that attack, but indeed, nine attacks in one day, that is something that we have not seen since the start of the war and also the first eight were concentrated within four and a half hours between noon and 4.30 p.m. local time. And so with Hezbollah saying that they support the cause of their brothers en Gaza when they announce their claim responsibility for any of these attacks, indeed, we're seeing these attacks grow more and more significantly and they have also today released footage of their attacks along the border, as well as announcing the death of two more of its fighters by Israeli forces, the 75th and 76th since the start of the war. So indeed, Hezbollah paying a significant toll so far. And the word about the civil front in the north, because as you probably heard, we spoke with Robert Swift about a slow return of some Israelis to their homes, to their houses in the road and Ashkelon, the major cities surrounding Gaza, a few, but it's a beginning. We don't see it yet in the north, not in Kiryat Shmona, not in the Kibbutzim in that area. No, we're not an, in fact, we're kind of seeing the opposite trajectory going on here, where the state mandated evacuation is four kilometers from the border, but people living in communities further than that have also opted under an accord to evacuate the area, given that the range of fire by Hezbollah is only expanding, also saying that just like there's the threat of Hamas down south that the military is taking care of, there is still the threat of Hezbollah on the northern border and the IDF has not gone against it in the same capacity or remotely close to that as it has against Hamas. And so there is indeed a lot of fear here in the northern border communities. There are some few instances that people are coming back, but that's only for agricultural purposes to make sure that they don't lose their produce, given that there is no one to pick the produce off the trees or from the ground. And so besides some agricultural efforts, the vast majority of the population and the four kilometer distance has evacuated, but we're also seeing more and more people from further out communities also choosing to get away from the northern border at least at this period in time. Aril Osaran, the north of Israel, thank you so much, keep safe. Back in May Hezbollah's Elita Raduan Force Unit rehearsed an assault on northern Israel, including storming the border fence and a mock seizure of an IDF outpost. If that scenario sounds familiar, it's because that's exactly what Hamas Elit Nukh by unit did last month in southern Israel. So what is the Raduan unit and could it still surprise the IDF in the north amid escalating cross border fire? Middle East correspondent Aril Osaran has more. Hamas' October 7th onslaught on southern Israel caught the country completely by surprise. Well, maybe not entirely, since the IDF had been preparing for such a scenario, just not from Gaza. In fact, it had known about it for years. I say to the fighters of the Islamic resistance, be prepared for the day when war is imposed on Lebanon and the leadership of the resistance may ask you to conquer the Galilee. The elite commando force tasked with this mission, the Raduan unit, named after the late leader of Hisbola's military wing, Imad Mournia, nicknamed Hajraduan, and with 5,000 highly trained fighters, the main mission of the Raduan unit is to infiltrate into Israeli territory and conquer towns or bases in the Galilee. The Raduan force is considered Hisbola's most elite unit. It is well trained in urban and guerrilla warfare, given its extensive experience in fighting terrorism in Syria. Back in 2014, Lebanon's pro-Hisbola El Mayadín TV station aired a breakdown of Raduan's attack strategy, copied almost exactly by Hamas last month in its rampage in the south. It begins with a massive opening rocket barrage. Then, the elite forces' five battalions stormed the border, each designated with taking control over a different area of Israel's north. The goal, to seize the territory for as long as possible, while killing as many Israelis, soldiers and civilians as they can. And following Hamas' success, Hisbola's escalating cross-border attacks, including striking the border and creating gaps along the fence, has Israel concerned. Hisbola is dragging Lebanon into a war. That might happen. It is making mistakes. ¿Y quiénes hacen estos errores? Los que pagará el precio de la primera y foremost, los ciudadanos de Lebanon. Lo que estamos haciendo en Gaza, lo podemos hacer en Beirut. La razón por estas arrasas es su nivel de preocupación sobre lo que está pasando en la frontera de Lebanon y su desarrollo en términos de la cantidad, calidad y la profundidad. Por supuesto, continuaremos en esta posición y esta experiencia. Pay attention to what's happening on the ground, not what we are saying, Nasrallah suggested in the speech and the situation on the ground is indeed slowly, but gradually escalating. So after two very highly anticipated speeches and 41 days of intense fighting in Gaza, the Lebanese question remains pretty much open. And to discuss that further, I'd like to welcome to Lebanese natives. We have a very broad understanding of this region and its delicate subtitles. Dr. Jacques Neria, former deputy head of assessment, Israeli military intelligence and Tony Badran, editor of Tablet magazine. Thank you both gentlemen for joining us today. Jacques, I'll start with you. If you were to assess, they will or they won't open a full scale war with Israel, Hezbollah. First let us state that we are at war already with Hezbollah. But a low scale war. It is an intense war. It is a limited war because of the scope of the territory that is involved right now. But in fact, Hezbollah is using all the weapons that he has in his arsenal. He's using short range missiles with 100 kilos in the warheads. He is firing ground to air missiles. He's sending Israel attack drones, suicidal drones, and he's also firing rockets in Kirchmone, in Kirchbjallik. So, I mean, we have to recognize that we are at war. As you say, it's low intensity. But this low intensity is getting higher and higher every day. The problem with Hezbollah that he has given his words. He has promised. He has promised. His fellow allies that he will intervene. And now this is a question of honor more than anything else. So, he cannot allow himself not to do anything. And the moment that he will intervene will be more or less the time that he will see the crumble of the defenses of Hamas in the south. And of course, when he gets the green light from Iran. But look at the scene. I mean, you're talking about Hezbollah, but we are facing, in fact, three more fronts. We are facing a front in Lebanon, a front in Syria, a front from Iraq. And finally, let us not forget Yemen. The hoot is in Yemen. So, we are all the time, the Iranians are playing one another with one front and another against us. But let's stay in the northern border and in Lebanon. Antonio, I'll ask you the same question. ¿Will he, Nasrallah, or won't he open a full scale war with Israel? It's unclear to me what he can achieve from a full scale war. This is not to say whether he will or he won't. I'm saying in terms of the, what is to be achieved from it. It's not going to stop the operation that the IDF is conducting in southern Israel. So, the element also, you talked about the video that they had done in the spring about storming northern Israel. The element of surprise in that is gone and most of the population in the north is already been relocated. So, I think the objective that Hezbollah and the Iranians are aiming for is different now. And I think the target of their operations, whether they're firing against Israel or whether they're firing against US targets, the actual intended target of their operations is the United States to force the United States to condition the United States response, both with regard to Israel on the one hand and with regard to their own position in the region. Because this didn't come in a vacuum. The way, and if you listen to the statements of US officials about Lebanon, there seems to be almost a protective umbrella by the United States that's been extended to Lebanon as a Hezbollah base, incidentally, not as just Lebanon. So, I think this stretches back easily to 2021 when the Biden team came back into power, which is when this entire sort of chain of events started with the Hamas War that was directed by the Joint Operations Room by Iran and Hezbollah, the first war in Gaza of that year. And then all the sequence of events that has happened since then, which all happened in the context of this American protection for Hezbollah on the one hand and the reopening of the Obama era realignment with Iran. Tony, staying with you, you look at the American moves vis-à-vis Iran, Hezbollah y otros, bearing in mind the first significant Biden speech, Presidente Biden speech, saying to them, don't. Will the Americans intervene if flames get higher between Israel and Hezbollah? You mean against Hezbollah? Absolutely not. I mean, the don't is intended more actually as we have seen from the reported. The don't is intended more against Israel than against Hezbollah. Don't, we've heard Secretary of Defense Austin, Lincoln and apparently Joe Biden in his talks with Netanyahu according to the reporting both in the United States and in Israel. But the point is we don't want you targeting Hezbollah in Lebanon. This came out very early in messages that were sent to Hezbollah through the Lebanese cutouts as reported by Hezbollah media at the time que, básicamente, they told them that you have to, if Hezbollah, barring an invasion by Hezbollah of northern Israel. If Hezbollah maintains this current scale of attacks, Israel should not launch preemptive strikes. They should absorb it or do the tit for tat. Now, the tit for tat is something that Hezbollah had been trying to achieve for since the 2006 war to reestablish these rules whereby you can activate a low intensity attack against Israel from southern Lebanon without incurring massive retaliation. For the longest time Israel played along with this neutralizing if you like Lebanon and they allowed Hezbollah to believe that they have this immunity which was then amplified by the United States. But the interesting thing about this time is that Israel is actually no longer like it was doing in 2021 targeting empty targets in Lebanon and saying, oh, Hamas is acting independently or some other stupid nonsense that was being pedaled by the IDF at the time. This time they're hitting back directly at Hezbollah but still they're doing so within this tit for tat framework. So they get something, they're inflicting real pain against Hezbollah but at the same time, they're also operating within a preferred framework for Hezbollah. Jux, same question to you. I understood the Biden's warning totally opposite. I'm afraid I differ on that issue with Tony. I think that basically the don't was intended to Iran and certainly do not try to the information that was intelligence that was in the hands of the Americans, the Israelis that there was an intention of Iran to begin a conflict and this is why I mean the US asked Israel not to intervene in Lebanon, not to preempt because it was not interested in limiting in enlarging the conflict between and turning it into a regional conflict instead of limiting it between Hamas and Israel. I think that basically the Americans and most of the people that I speak to do not understand Hezbollah. Hezbollah is not afraid of Israel. Hezbollah is not afraid of the Americans. Hezbollah is not deterred. I have been arguing that issue with officers of the intelligence for months. So what stops them? What stops them is the timing stops them. The timing, in his last speech you could even hear that he is just tempting the Americans saying I have surprises for your fleet and I wouldn't be surprised that he has the jahont that he can fire at one of the ships of the Americans. I think that we are underestimating Hezbollah. Hezbollah has no fear. So you see them potentially if the situation in Gaza deteriorates, if Israel is about to break Hamas, you feel or see a situation in which they will take Israel, they will play chicken with Israel? Yes, I will say something else. There is an equation between us and Hezbollah that has been forwarded by Nasrallah himself. He said, for each Lebanese killed, there will be an Israeli killed. For the time being we have nine killed and he has 74 or 76 killed. So there's a question of numbers here to be equalized. And the whole conflict between us and Hezbollah right now depends of the numbers of Israelis that would be killed by Hezbollah fire. This is my evaluation, my assessment. And I think that this is what we are trying to avert right now. Tony, what exactly is Nasrallah trying to achieve under the current situation in which, you know, he has pressure to intervene, obviously by the Palestinians, by Hamas. He has pressure not to do so by Lebanese. They don't want to see their homes ruined because obviously Israel will retaliate with full force. He has the Iranians, they want to push Israel to the corner on one hand, but they don't want to risk the project that they've built in Lebanon for years. So at the end of the day, what are the decisions or what are the reasons that Nasrallah consider upon taking a decision? Nasrallah is not facing pressures from the Palestinian or from the Lebanese or anything. None of this stuff matters. Nasrallah answers to the Iranian leadership. That's it, that's the only consideration that Masrallah has. In this particular case, what the question that we need to ask is what have they achieved and if what they have achieved is what they set out to achieve, barring whatever losses emerged along the way. If they had achieved what they set out to achieve and both on the regional level and on the domestic if you want, on the Lebanese level. I think the reactivation of the Lebanese front in a manner that does not risk complete destruction in Lebanon is not a net negative for Hezbollah. So this is actually, there's something that was achieved, something that was gained. If it can be sustained, of course, in the future. Now you're hearing voices in Israel that are saying that the entire security situation in the North cannot be sustained as is. You cannot have, as you mentioned in your report, the entirety of Northern Israel living or creating a no man's land in Northern Israel where people can't live in their homes or cultivate their crops. So this is, that's an achievement that Hezbollah did. You cannot have, this is not sustainable. So something has to give. So what I would agree with Colonel Derea is that exactly there is something that Israel has been complacent in and the Americans were definitely complicit in. And the Yair Lapid government in 2021 formalized this complicity when the United States came in and became a protector of Lebanon formally. This is a situation that Israel is going to have to address sooner or later. You're not going to be able to maintain this status quo unless you're willing again to go back to 1996 situation where there are daily firings from Lebanon to which the Israelis answer every so often with missile and so on. But basically a low intensity active front that can terrorize all of Northern Israel. That is not a sustainable situation. And if it is indeed that after the October 7 massacre that Israel has to reconceptualize its security environment something is going to have to give on the Northern Front as well. Jacques, remaining on that point how can Israelis go back to live in Northern Israel under the current circumstances? Well, as Snowy said and I'm just underlining it is the fact that Hezbollah has turned the border with us into a war of attrition and he wants to continue that on that base and just hope and things that he can last a long time before we intervene. This is, in my view, this is a situation that Israel cannot cope with. It cannot accept the fact that our people who are cultivating the last square meter on the border cannot go back to the houses, to the homes and something will have to be done either diplomatically and the price will be to pay a lot to Iran. The US will pay to Iran. Finally, we'll have to use weapons by the force of arms. We might treat something. So, what you're saying we're facing either of two very bad decisions. Yes, definitely so. Because on the first one, the diplomatic one will be a solution that Israel will have to pay a lot for the Americans to reach an agreement that Hezbollah just withdraws from the border to the north of the Litani and this only Iran can achieve and Iran will want, of course, something in return from the United States, which we know that there will be a lot of things that are not accepted to us. Jacques Nellia, here with me in the studio, Tony Badran in the US, in New York. Thank you so much, gentlemen, for being with us tonight. A quick break for commercials. And when we return, we'll speak about the looming hostage deal and the public debate here in Israel around if stay with us to find out. We'll be right back. Entrevistas exclusivas, reportes desde la zona de guerra, la reacción de los países hispanoparlantes. News 24, el único medio en español que te mantiene informado y conectado con la comunidad latina en Israel. News 24, únicamente en I-24 News. En la Tana del Cheque, en el West Bank hoy, en los seis israelíes, después de investigar, el presidente de la policía dice que los turistas se han intentado llevar un mayor ataque en Israel. En I-24 News, Jonathan Regueff, tiene la historia. Estaban bien equipadas, bien traídas y listos para llevar un ataque mayor. Los terroristas fueron armados con los rifles M-16, pistas y ancho y un gran cantidad de amunicción, que indicó que había intención de llevar un ataque en una escala completamente diferente de otro lado. Y solo la vigilidad de los policiales que estaban en el checkpoint resultó en el aportamiento de un ataque. Los tres terroristas llegaron al checkpoint conocido como el Tana del Cheque, solo en el norte de Jerusalén, probablemente intentando pasar y ir a la ciudad, pero fueron atendidos. El carro es la suspición de la persona en el checkpoint. Cuando estaban preguntando, fueron atendidos por el carro y empezaron atendidos en nuestras fuerzas. En la batalla del arma, los tres terroristas fueron atendidos. Al menos seis israelíes fueron atendidos en la batalla del arma y fueron rápidamente tratados por servicios de emergencia en el grado. Llegamos a varias personas en la flora y empezaron a tratarlos. Nuestro equipo trató a cuatro personas. Uno de ellos está en una condición severa, dos en una condición moderna y uno en una condición de luz. Después de la treatmenta inicial, transportamos ellos a los hospitales en Jerusalén. La atención israelí es obviamente directa a Gaza y a la bordera del norte, pero la arena del norte es constantemente activa también. El incidente este día en el checkpoint de la batalla es solo el recorrido más reciente. Vamos a volver a Israel en vivo. A Israel en el norte, corresponde a Robert Swift. Rob, ¿qué es tu noticia? Sí, el ministro de Defensa de Israel ha dicho que... El ministro de Defensa de Israel, Yohav Galant, ha dicho que las operaciones en la parte del norte de la Gaza han continuado y han llegado cerca de su conclusión. Entendido que las operaciones continúan a lo largo de todo el resto del norte de la Gaza. Estamos en las horas de la noche. Se han visto las operaciones continuan a la hora de la noche. Con la Isrealía Militaría usando las armas pequeñas, aéreos y otras formas de ataque contra las guerras de Hamas que están arriba. Ahora, la Isrealía Militaría ha visto los sucesos significativos esta noche con el segundo día de la noche en el hospital al-Shifa. Especialmente, se han dado la Isrealía Militaría con información de la zona de la zona de la Gaza. La Isrealía Militaría, con información que ha presentado a los jornalistas de la zona, ha mostrado videos y fotos de los niveles significativos de infraestructura debajo del hospital al-Shifa y de grandes caches de armas que arreglan los asesos de las fuerzas de defensa de la Isrealía, donde el hospital ha sido usado como centro de gravedad para la Isrealía Militaría. Sí, Salud. En Israel, Salud. Muchas gracias por todos tus reportes. ¡Suscríbete! Las familias de Israel, los hostages y muchas otras están marchando a Jerusalem desde Tel Aviv. Para el tercer día de la noche, nuestro correspondiente, Pia Stekelbach, fue con ellos hoy y nos ha encontrado este reporte. Es el tercer día. Muchos de sus familias, y estamos hablando de muchas familias, empezaron la marcha en la tuesday, en Tel Aviv y en el sábado. Están esperados para llegar a Jerusalem y quieren acceder al fronte de la ministra, Benjamin Netanyahu, a los residentes para realmente dar más atención a los hostages y para demandar más que debería ser la primera prioridad de los políticos. Ahora, como pueden ver aquí, están ahora veniendo aquí en la noche después de tener marchadas varias kilómetros. Muchos de sus familias están aquí. Joe ha participado en la marcha desde la tuesday, lo que están cantando ahora es akhshav, lo que significa ahora en el héroe, lo que es básicamente su principal mensaje para lanzar los hostages ahora y para llegar a un delito de hostages. Lo que hemos escuchado antes es que ellos demandan un delito que llevará sobre el delito de todos los hostages porque hemos recibido varias noticias en los últimos días que los delitos están en la mesa que incluirán el delito de only elderly people or children or women only. Many of the people that are here this evening demand the release of all the hostages of course as soon as possible. The last few days were the most terrible we had. We never imagined we could experience such devastation. We're sitting Shiva and yet we found the time to come join you and demand BB, Gantz, Gallant and all other members of the war cabinet. First of all, come talk to us. We are not just people. Our boys are in them. Are you making a deal? Talk to us first. You won't do it on your own. We demand one deal. No more than one deal. And in this deal, you will come to talk to us. We're done being nice. We take the gloves off and we go fight you. You neglected us. Shame on you. Not only haven't they seen their families for more than five weeks now but also they do not know in what state they are and we've been hearing from people telling us that they love ones need medical attention. And this is also one of the main demands here to get the Red Cross to access these hostages in Gaza and attend to them medically. And the goal of this rally is to really voice the demand but also to just create a sense of being together because these five weeks have been obviously incredibly difficult for those families and this rally gives them a sense of being together in a sense of community here as well. So they will remain here this evening. They will listen to some music here and they will speak and they will also hold up the signs with the pictures of their loved ones that are in Gaza currently and then they will continue tomorrow until they arrive to Jerusalem on Saturday. Machine guns and ammunition right next to MRI machines, military kits just next to medicine and plenty of military equipment were only patients are meant to be. This is what was found in the initial search into Gaza's main hospital, Chifa. I-24 News senior defense correspondent Mala Gev, with the details. In any normal place hospitals are where lives are saved and illnesses are cured. Gaza is anything but a normal place. If you follow me behind the MRI machine I'll show you what our troops exposed just minutes ago. In military terms this is a grab bag. Grab and go of a Hamas combatant and if you zoom in and we get some light over here what you will be able to see is military equipment. There is an AK-47 there are cartridges, ammo there are grenades in here of course uniform and all of that this was hidden very conveniently, secretly behind the MRI machine. The MRI machine is just one hiding place along with various others. And when our troops open this closet here which is in the main part of the clinic this is what they found. These weapons have absolutely no business being inside a hospital. The only reason they're here is because Hamas put them here because they use this place like many other hospitals and ambulances and sensitive facilities inside the Gaza Strip for their illicit military purposes. So there's Kalashnikov rifles here even ammunition. The war of narratives is a difficult one even after these images but it still understands very well there will be those who try and undermine this evidence. Inside the very same cabinet that houses medical equipment you can see all kinds of standard military medical stuff we found another go to bag this bag here and again we opened it up in order to make sure that it's safe to touch and show so please don't give me any of that you open it up and you place it there This is what was found in the hospital building itself. The assumption is that there may be tunnels under Shifa Hospital used exclusively for terror purposes and much more such evidence could be found there. Yes going back to the hostage situation and the whole war in the south with me to discuss to make sense of this very complicated issue are two very distinguished guests. Israel's former national security advisor General Yaakov Amidro and Rami Yigra, former head of captive and missing persons division in the Israeli Mossad. Gentlemen thank you so much both for being with us. General Amidro, I'll start with you and ask you what outcome do you see for this situation in which on one hand Israel has declared that it's going all along the way to take off Hamas to concur to beat Hamas and on the other side we have 239 Israelis captives in Gaza what can be done? Until we have information which allows Israel to release them I don't see any thing that can be done. Negotiations are parallel to the war and should not stop the war until we have a deal if it will be a good deal that will be accepted by the cabinet then probably for a few days will be a ceasefire and then we will continue the fact that they are holding 240 hostages should not be a situation in which they can use it as a shield to prevent Israel from what is needed to do to eliminate Hamas as a military organization so I think it's two separate efforts till we have an information the minute that we have an information that should be the focus of all the military forces including those who are in Gaza and if it will be needed to bring special forces into the strip to release them so at the minute I think it's two separate efforts one is done through the negotiators and one is done through the military apparatus in the Gaza Strip and that should not be combined now maybe when we have the information it should. General Amidro, do you agree for example to what secretary of defense said over and over again time and time again military pressure in Gaza helps to reach a better decision or a better deal potential deal regarding the hostages it's more than it is it's very requisite that Hamas doesn't have any interest to negotiate about the hostages if they feel that they don't on the ground that we might reach them before the deal and this is the only pressure that might lead them to the deal. I say might because I'm not sure that it will be a deal but if there is something that might bring it to the deal this is the military pressure I see the other guy that you are in the speak after me Mr. Igra, we were years involved in those negotiations it was in the front I was in the back seat and we know it's not going to be easy negotiations and the only way to convince Hamas to move is by putting military pressure on it. Ramiig good evening you've dealt on hostages situation quite a few years ago not as delicate as now given the numbers the complicity children, adults, women, men soldiers dead and alive as we witness today how do you speak to Hamas if at all to reach a better deal or a good deal if there is such a thing I agree with Amidrore that really this is a different situation not like situations in the past here we are not talking about swapping prisoners we will release prisoners and they will release prisoners what Hamas is really after is ceasefire Hamas wants to stop us extinguishing their capabilities and by that they want to go back to the 6th of October what they really want at the end of the day that we will stop fighting and they will continue the paradigm that existing before the 7th of October remember that the Hamas will use this pauses or the ceasefire or whatever for two things one thing the Hamas will do is regroup and re-understand the battlefield right now the Hamas is on the ground doesn't really understand the battlefield the second thing they will do they will bring all the international press in order to picture all the horrors of Gaza in order to get as much international pressure as possible on us I don't really think there are negotiations the negotiations right now is with Sinwar and Sinwar is that dedicated to the destruction of Israel Sinwar is not interested in the prisoners in Israeli jails where are they going to be released to I mean just imagine we will release women to where to the desert of Shatti or where are they going to live they are going to roam around Sajair there is no way to release them too and Hamas is interested in only one thing he is interested in ceasefire and Gallant is right by pushing and I would say one more thing the Israeli the Israeli public the public sentiment is for the release and now these PR slogans everybody for everybody now all these slogans they don't live in reality we just heard one of the spokesmen there saying that they want everyone released who is going to release everyone Sinwar is not there so the only way to get there is to kill them or to go as much with as much force as we can in order to eradicate the Hamas staying with you that's obvious what you're saying and that's what the Israeli government has stated initially from the beginning but that might not risk the hostages I mean Hamas can kill people every day play with our very aching stomachs currently with our hearts with our heads we are doing so because there are totalitarian regime a very vicious one as we've seen in October 7th and we're a democracy I will give you an example Gila Chalit we did Gila Chalit and see where it brought us at the end of the day Gilaad was a child everybody's child we're all worried about Gila we released Gilaad 7th of October so you are right we are all suffering it hurts all of us but the best way to come out of the situation is not to negotiate with somebody that really does not want negotiations the best way to come out of this is to force him to release our prison Yaakov Midoval I think that among the three of us you have the most hours next to the decision makers table where you know you really deal with matters of life and death we had a cabinet meeting tonight dealing with such a deal we won't get into details but it is not as easy saying go till the end eradicate them when you have 240 Israelis in there there is an open wound a huge wound within the Israeli public no question that we have to consider if it is possible deal with Hamas if and it is a big if if what we get is a big chunk of the hostages if it is another 4, 5, 6, 7 it's a huge mistake and we have to be in a way you have to take the interest of the state and the other hostages those which will not be released first and it is a great sorrow if the number is not a big one and we are not releasing children and women at least and all people and the ill people and there are few there that would be a big mistake because they will do it every second day and we will have to to seize the fire every week and every once and they will play with our nails and the nails of the families so if it is a good deal we should implement it if it's a bad deal we should be courageous enough to say it's a bad deal we are not going the right yes you are right it is not going to be easy to the cabinet members because the sentiment as it will say it is clear it's our family it's our we want them out, we want these say women and children and people out of the hands of this barbarian organization but we should be very strong in what we are doing and the deal with regarding the agilature it was a huge mistake this is an example this is an example where you have to be strong and not to make such a mistake I want to look at the broader picture with you General Amidro what should be Israel's next steps in Gaza because on one hand the army I visited Gaza yesterday with the Gulani Brigade deep inside Gaza the army is doing an unbelievable job which is much stronger than what we can see from the outside but how deep can the army go how long is the rope that Israel has from the international arena the support, the legitimacy you've been playing in those grounds for years in the intelligence, in the prime minister's office do you think that Israel can go all the way to reach its goals in Gaza I think that in this case the question is totally different one we don't have any other choice but to go the whole way after the event of the 7th of October we cannot live in a world in which Hamas has military capability and it exists as an organization but those should be eliminated if it will take a year it will take a year it's not a question of if it's one question, it's only question of how and for how long we have to do it and I was asked by a very prominent American expert about the question of pressure on Israel to stop and I told him as far as I can judge the Israeli public sentiment if there will be a pressure from the outside it will meet the pressure from within the Israeli society the Israeli society will not let the government to stop the operation before the completing the job of destroying Hamas military capabilities all of them to kill his commanders from Sinuar down and to build a situation in which no one can in the future building something which might threat Israel it is about the ability to bring back the settlements around Gaza it is about the position of Israel in the Middle East and in a way and I think that President Biden understood it before anyone else it's about the excess of Iran with the with the backing of Russia Hezbollah Hamas Islamic jihad all those negative forces in the world versus the axis of America Israel, Saudi Arabia the Gulf countries and everyone from Taiwan to Ukraine is watching the situation and Biden understood it and then the reason that Americans are so strong now in the Middle East is not because of the world that we have versus Hamas we know how to do it without the Americans we need ammunition and help in the United Nations but we don't want American air force or American boots the same is about Hezbollah we can do it by ourselves we don't need the Americans for that the Americans here because they understood it is much more than the war between Israel and Hamas it's about the axis of evil versus the good countries in the world and it is clear that here we are fighting for something which is much bigger than just to destroy Hamas because the barbarian operation of Hamas in the 7th of October so the question is not if that will be done it will be done the question is how and for how long and my assessment that it will take I don't know two or three months a very intensive war and then another 6 to 12 months to clean the Gaza Strip for that we need less forces and the intensive it will be less intensive and easier because it will be after taking all the strong points of Hamas and the question is when to move to the south and this is the decision that the cabinet should take Ramí Yigra on that exact question I think that I agree with Amidro about the assessment but what I want to say is that we have to be wary of this deal that is now being being talked about first of all we will only have as Amidro said the children women and the elderly and then the question will be what are we going to do with the families of the soldiers we've already heard them speaking today on the news that they are not willing to accept this partial deal they are looking for a full deal and a full deal is not on the cards now going to a ceasefire which will impair our possibility to continue our main mission which is eradicating the Hamas as Amidro explained a minute ago this situation is unacceptable for us and it's also unacceptable for western civilization because imagine the day after the ceasefire and after the international pressure that will stop us from going forward what have we done we have forgiven the Hamas for the 7th of October by doing this so with all the pain and there is a lot of pain here all of us are hurting because of the 7th of October all of us are hurting because of these 240 hostages at the end of the day our main mission for this country is to rid ourselves of the Hamas and we have to also believe that with our military force there is a very, very, very good chance that we will get most or all of the hostages back at once and not partially can hear can there every day a different extortion run by Seymour Yes, so on this exact we have to stop for this evening because we have a commercial break so I would like to thank you both General Amidro Mr. Ygraf It was a pleasure seeing Amidro again after many years Yes, exchange numbers gentlemen thank you so much for being with us one final break and when we return after the first successful interception in space of roti long range missiles the arrow missile defense system will be our focus for tonight don't go anywhere we'll 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