 Israel está en un estado de guerra. Las familias son completamente abiertas en sus caballos. No tenemos ni idea de lo que sea. Los soldados están peleando en la línea de frente, pero la percepción general es algo que también debe ser tomado. Esta semana, en el 24, Israel bajo ataque. El 24 en español trae el análisis y la información de los acontecimientos de la guerra, espadas de hierro. Entrevistas exclusivas reportes desde la zona de guerra. La reacción de los países hispanoparlantes. En el 24, el único medio en español que te mantiene informado y conectado con la comunidad latina en Israel. En el 24, únicamente en I-24 News. Bienvenido. Bienvenido. O de vuelta al broadcast especial en I-24 News. Soy Caleb Bindavid. Es el día 59 de la guerra contra Hamas. La comanda IDF dice que han casi completado sus operaciones para establecer control de la zona de guerra en el norte de Gaza. El combate aún continúa ahí. Y se están expandiendo operaciones en la zona de Gaza en el norte de Gaza. El fokus ahora es en el área de Qanunis, donde la comanda de Hamas se cree a ser embedida. Israel y las autoridades están obligando a civilizaciones en el Qanunis para relocar a áreas más seguras por la luna del sur y en la borda de la Egipcia. Meanwhile, Hamas continúa a lanzar los espacios de gaza en el norte de Israel y el norte de Gaza. En el norte de Gaza, Bala también ha resumido su barraje de ataques en el norte de Gaza. Israel responde con aéreos y aviones en las tarjetas en Lebanon a la militares de Irán. Y Israel continúa a celebrar el regreso de algunos de los hostes que están asumidos por Hamas. Los miembros de la familia aún siendo asumidos por los hostes en el norte de Gaza han demandado y han recibido, aparentemente, una reunión de face-to-face con el primer ministro de la Comunidad Benjamina y otros miembros de la cadena de la guerra que parece ser instalada para mañana. Bueno, para más, vamos ahora hacia el norte y nuestro correspondiente, nuestro correspondiente de defensa, Jonathan Regaev, quien está en el estero. Jonathan, un poco más tarde en el programa, escuchamos el briefing de la noche de Rear Admiral Daniel Hagar básicamente confirmando que la IDF ha expandido su operación, y que se está moviendo, aunque aún no hay operaciones que están moviendo en el norte de Gaza, es que se está moviendo en el norte, en particular, en ese área, conocido como Chanyunis. Sí, puedo decirte de donde estamos, estamos en la ciudad de Jabalia, que es en Saén, la ciudad de Gaza. Hay operaciones aquí, pero, sí, la mayoría de los focos están más afortunados, el área de Chanyunis, Chanyunis es la segunda gran ciudad en la tripa de Gaza, el más grande, en la parte del sur de la tripa de Gaza y un bombardeo muy fuerte en Chanyunis, todo por la noche podemos escuchar muy bien, desde aquí, aunque estemos más afortunados, podemos escuchar muy bien, una fortaleza muy fuerte, y el aeropuerto de Chanyunis. Y creo que es una preparación para una defensa de la tierra que puede entrar ahí. Si Israel tiene planos para erradicar Chama, o al menos darse las capacidades, para poner un riesgo a Israel, como el ministro de la Prima y el ministro de la Defensa constantemente dice que no hay otra opción, pero de entrar a Chanyunis también. Esto es el área nativo para el Quesimoar, por ejemplo, podemos imaginar que está ahí, muchos de los hostes probablemente también están ahí, así que esto es claramente el próximo estado para la armadura israelíca. Right, en la parte de los correspondientes, también reportamos que el servicio de Internet ha ido en la barra de Gaza, y hemos visto esa prioridad como señal de Israel expandiendo sus operaciones. Jonathan Regev, gracias por eso, y además, con el combate hacia el norte, el combate en el norte también ha resumido a través de la barra israelíca, sus balas lanzando varias estrellas, estrellas, acciones, estrellas y estrellas acciones a la barra hoy y Israel respondiendo con estrellas. Vamos a ver a Piestak Obach, quien está en Kibbutz al Yelet, HaShachar, una de esas comunidades en el norte, la barra de la barra que había sido evacuada, y se ve como también en la barra resumida, a lo que es básicamente donde estuvimos antes, la barra de la barra, y no indicar que los residentes de la barra van a poder regresar pronto, también. Right, Kalev, bueno, estos estrellas que vemos ahora bastante resumido lo que vimos antes, la barra de la barra es bala o otras facciones en el sur de Lebanon, estrellando con rocas, con misiles anti-tank y también las barras de la barra. La militar israelí retaliando en el norte de Lebanon con artillería y también estrellas. Esto es lo que hemos visto hoy. Hay una alerta roja en la comunidad de Kirchman en el tarde de la tarde. Esta es una ciudad de 20.000 residentes que han sido evacuadas antes, la barra de la barra. Ahora, esto es solo un ejemplo de docentes de comunidades en el norte de Israel, donde los civilizantes básicamente dejaron sus hogares sin realmente saber cuáles son los que van a poder regresar, porque el estrellado que su barra de bala está en el sur de la barra con Israel no se expectará a ir a cualquier lugar incluso cuando la guerra con Gaza se hará. Ahora, no solo Kirchman ha sido targetada, estamos escuchando de las seis rocas targetando la ciudad caer en el sur de la barra y no en los subterráculos no causar ninguna casualidad. Pero también antes de hoy la comunidad de Shtula y Martat en el norte parte de la barra de Israel en el sur de la barra ha sido targetada. Ahora, en todos los casos la israelí militar se retorna, arrastra a las targets en el sur de la barra de Salón. Las armas de depós fueron targetadas según un estrellado de la israelí y también otras infraestructuras y las tarjetas y la ciudad de la barra de Esbala que sucedió antes de hoy. Como mencioné, hoy no recibimos ninguna noticia de las casualidades, pero ayer un misel anti-tank fue atrasado a la comunidad de Betilel en el norte de la barra y la barra de Israel en las 11 personas entre ellos, civilizantes y soldados, y algunos de ellos fueron hospitalizados. Y esto es muy mucho mostrarles cómo voluntad la situación es y cuánta tensión la situación aquí es. Como mencioné, los residentes han experienciado alguna cosa, al menos los que permanecen durante esa semana en el sur de la barra en ambos lados de la barra, obviamente, también los civilizantes en el sur de la barra de Salón son gravemente impactados por estos escarmes continuos. Pero ahora, el objetivo es que el impacto es muy expectante, es muy... permanece a ser visto porque Esbala ha dicho, de nuevo y de nuevo que van a hacer su full en la entrada en esta barra, dependiendo de lo que está pasando en Gaza y realmente vemos la full resumption de lo que hemos visto antes de la cifra, la resumption de muy regular clases, provocaciones y, de nuevo, el militar israelí retaliando, hemos también recibido reportes de varias localidades, varias villas en el lado de la barra de la barra en el norte de la barra han sido targetadas. Una de estas localidades han perdido la electricidad, la media de la barra es atribucionada a un estrés de artillería israelí así que, como mencioné, estas clases que han sido triggeradas por Esbala mantendrán esas facciones que también participan en estas desgracias, han impacto también mayormente en, de supuesto, los civiles de la barra en el otro lado de la barra. Bien, Piestac Obáctor a la barra de la barra de la israelí gracias por eso. Y nos acompañan en el estudio que tenemos la idea retaliada de Dr. Jacques Neria. Él es el presidente de la asesina de Israel y la inteligencia militaria formada por la política de la Primera Ministeria. El presidente de la barra de la israelí y la Isle de Zacrobin. También con nosotros el representante diplomático a su primer lugar. Y yo quiero tocar un punto que Piestac ha hecho, que es que Esbala ha resumido operaciones a través de la barra de la barra. Las provocaciones de la asesina de arras de la barra anti-tank en algunos casos de drogas y mortes por el lado de la barra. Se mantiene en esa barra pero, como dice, esbala ha dicho que va a meter su respuesta a lo que está sucediendo Estamos ahora entrando en un período en el que Israel, el IDF, está preparando, tal vez, para mover a Chanyunis, tomar la leadership de Hamas, el corazón de Hamas en Chanyunis, y la pregunta es si eso va a promptar alguna intensificación de su bolsa para llevar la combate ante ese área de bordes más allá de Israel, que, por supuesto, va a trigger una escalación mayor. Bueno, no estoy seguro de que hay un link entre lo que está pasando en Gaza con el comportamiento. Dice que dice eso. Yo no lo dije en actualmente. Este es mi asesoramiento, que es mi asesoramiento, porque creo que, a este punto, su maracán puede mostrar que no ha desaparecido su público, su audiencia. Él ha forzado a Israel para deployar parte de su armadura en el borde norte de Israel. Él ha forzado a 60,000 habitantes a dejar sus casas. Y él es asesoramiento, día a día, los tarjetos dentro de Israel, un presidente que nunca sucedió en el pasado. Y él tiene una acusación de Israel a un tipo de guerra de patrición. Esto es lo que tenemos hoy. Y el hecho de que él no va beyond eso, no es un link con lo que está pasando en Gaza. Es un link con lo que está pasando entre Teherán, Beirut y Washington. Hay conversas entre... Hay conversas diplomáticas entre los tres sobre una cierta nueva orden en Lebanon, un nuevo presidente en Lebanon, el nuevo vicepresidente de la armadura en Lebanon y muchas reformas para ser realizadas en Lebanon. Y en return, Hezbollah debería extender a los litanias, mientras los iranianos estarían recibiendo de los americanos un tipo de acusación sobre el problema nuclear, el programa y la influencia en la región. Esto es el juego entre los grandes chicos aquí. No es Hezbollah y Israel. Es más allá de nosotros. Es más allá de nosotros. Y es por eso que creo que a este punto no podemos esperar. No deberíamos esperar una expansión de Hezbollah, al menos que haya una miscalculación en el grado. Digamos que lo que sucedió ayer, había este mensaje que hit Bet-Hilel, mató 12 soldados israelíos, entonces la reacción de Israel habría sido diferente. Así que esto es muy tríclico y esto es muy bueno. Beene, no veas lo que está pasando, pero podría ser una contingencia. Si una de estas rocas de either de la israelí o de Lebanon causó mayor daño que lo intentó. Exacto. Como veas, a más de las rocas, Kerachmone, no es una pequeña ciudad, aunque es 25, pero a más de las rocas que están afirmingas a Kerachmone, no hay rocas en el deserto, y no se olviden de nuestros amigos en el norte de Lleman, donde están justamente actuando según la demanda. Y en realidad, hablando de Lleman, vamos a Lleman, porque la tensión, el mensaje que usted mencionó, o lo que hemos justificado, que este conflicto no es limitado a Gaza, que se ha spreadado a otros bordes de Israel, y incluso a otras partes de la región. Tensiones, por ejemplo, en el Red Sea, como Lleman, Oranian, Bactuti, Rebels, lo que Jacque justo mencionó, están agregando mercados en los bordes en los que ellos decían que están relacionados con Israel. Ahora, en la denuncia de las aligaciones, Israel, en realidad, acusará a los Joutis de la navigación regional de Jepperra. La Pentegrin ha estado reportando múltiples ataques a desplazos de 14 países, realizando las implicaciones más amplias aquí. Como la IDF considera sus respuestas, sus preocupaciones son sobre la desescalación de la maratima en res. Por lo tanto, en este reporte, los Joutis de Lleman están agregando ataques a desplazos de 14 países, realizando preocupaciones sobre la desplazos de los mercados en el Red Sea. Las fuerzas navíes de las fuerzas armadas de Lleman, con la ayuda de la Almighty de Allah, se acercaron esta mañana a una operación de targeting contra dos israelías en el Bob el Mandeb Strait. Las tierras de las tierras fueron el Explorer de la Unidad y el No. 9. La primera estación fue targetada con un miso naval y la segunda estación fue targetada con un drone naval. La operación en la Bacta Militia ha dicho que ataques como esos en el sábado continúan hasta que Israel termine las fuerzas en Gaza. Pero la IDF negó que la estación hubiera alguna conexión con Israel y acusó a los Joutis de desplazos de la liberación de la navigación en la región. Uno de los desplazos fue tomado en un camino muy serio y parece que podría estar en peligro de asunir y el otro fue un poco malo. Esto es un evento que está tomando de negativo el sabotaje de los Joutis. Tenemos que ver cómo el mundo va a responder a esta cuestión. El Pentagon ha dicho que un total de tres desplazos comerciales conectados a 14 países separados fueron atacados en cuatro incidencias en el Red Sea del Sur de Joutis controlados en Lleman. El Bajama flagó el Explorer de la Unidad y el Explorer de la Unidad fue atacado en la mañana y luego de la mañana por misiles de la antiguidad. Luego, el Panamán flagó número 9, reportó daños pero no casualidades causados por un misil de Lleman. Una tercera estación, el Sophie II, que también sale bajo Panamán flagón, dijo que fue abierto también, pero no sufrió significado. Una guerra de Estados Unidos operando en el área asistió a los desplazos comerciales por disparar tres drones, mientras que el Pentagon acusó a la Irán de reabrigar los atacos de los Joutis. Esto también es uno de esos agregaciones apagados a las proyecciones que se han hecho en línea con esfuerzos para desplazar la opinión publica de las naciones y para cubrir los crimes por el regime asignado y el gobierno de la U.S. El U.S. dice que considerará todas las respuestas propias en toda la coordinación con sus partners internacionales. Pero en la obsesión de una actividad significativa, los atacos de la Irán solo aumentará en la frecuencia y en la severidad. Y antes de lo que mencioné, la intercambio común de Saudi Arabia puede tener con Israel sobre el Gaza Strip y stabilizarse en la situación. Y aquí tenemos otro área donde en algunos casos Israel y Saudi Arabia están actuando en unicen, los rebeles de Houthi estrenando el bando. Ha sido hasta ahora Saudi Arabia y a un árabe estadounidense que ahora se arroja el fuego en Israel también. Así que traer a Saudi Arabia en esta situación, y también en una forma profunda en los Estados Unidos, es una forma más activa en este conflicto, tal vez en cualquier conflicto prioritario que Israel haya tenido. Sí, y de nuevo, no olvides el reporte, Glevin, de la guerra en el año pasado, que fue en realidad los Saudis que han tirado al menos uno de los misiles que los Houthis había tirado en el sur de Israel, así que te muestra la profundidad y la commonancia del interés. Pero lo que es fascinante aquí y lo que ha sido tan afectado por la política israelía es formar esto no como un issue de Israel, sino como un issue global de transporte. En realidad, el reporte justo de Israel, desde el publico de Israel, que Israel ha aprobado otros países extranjeros para establecer una fuerza internacional para policiar este issue de las líneas de transporte a través del Red Sea. De nuevo, la noticia indígena es la cadena internacional del siglo XXI, conectando a Europa y las economías creadas en China y East Asia. So Israel framing this as an issue of global governance, not an issue of the Arab-Israeli conflict and so far succeeding. So it's a great diplomatic success story for Israel and very, very important because I think the last thing that Israel wants to do that we want to see in a guess we can call the Israeli-Houthi conflict is not to create an Israeli-Houthi conflict, not to create the same kind of cycle of striking revenge and striking revenge. I don't want to use the hackneyed term cycle of violence, but not to create the same kind of dynamic. Let's say strike in deterrence rather than strike. Strike in the same kind of dynamic that we've created in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in places like Lebanon to not get into that kind of dynamic with at least a civilian population in Yemen that I hope we can assume doesn't have the same depth of hostility to Israel that we see in places that are near abroad. The problem is that the U.S. just was weighing all its power on Saudi Arabia to stop the war. Right, to stop hostilities toward the Houthis. And what happened is that the Houthis, instead of staying aside and saying, okay, let's try to reconstruct, they are 35% of the population in Yemen and they hold only part of the country in the north. Now they have invaded the island of Karaman which is in the middle of the Red Sea and this means that they are able to threaten much more than in the past the ships that are in Plotilla facing Somalia because fighting piracy. Right. And now the effort is to transfer this Plotilla from the coast of Somalia to Babelmandem and to the Red Sea. This is what the aim of the U.S. and the U.K. of course in Germany and Japan of course is very much interested because this waterway is 30% of the international commerce in the world. This is very, very important. And it might hurt economies. It might hurt the stock markets. Everything is possible because of what's happening right now in Yemen. And the United States must take the lead in order to solve the problem. Right. Very great Israeli interest that this happens. Right. I'm going to note an irony here which is most of the world is perfectly satisfied to let Yemen simmer this way to great detriment of the civilian population which didn't receive even an ounce of the media coverage and global attention that has been given to Gaza. It was really only Saudi Arabia that had to deal with it and then was pressured to step back by the United States. But now that that is expanding into one of the world's most trafficked waterways suddenly the world realizes this is a situation we should be involved in. So there is... And these guys completely, I mean, uncontrollable. The only one that controls them is Iran and they just give them all the equipment they need all the ballistic missiles. This is a country that lives in the Middle Ages. Right. But certainly acting against the geopolitical interest is you I think correctly said and you are correctly said as well, Jack. Let's see if the world responds. Let's stay with the regional implications of the Israel Hamas conflict because after Israeli officials have said repeatedly that they would target Hamas leaders now no matter where in the world they might be comes a warning from Turkey which has been one of the countries that has hosted top officials of Hamas. Reuters today quoting a Turkish official saying that Israel would suffer serious consequences if it indeed targeted Hamas leaders who are there or in other countries as well Qatar being one of them that comes to mind. Now this comes as president Rajid Tayyip Erdogan again launched the verbal volleys that Israel and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a meeting of the organization of Islamic cooperation in Istanbul today. Let's take a listen to some of that. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the butcher of Gaza is not only a war criminal but he will definitely be tried as the butcher of Gaza just like Slobodan Milosevic the former president of Serbia was tried. Netanyahu, the butcher of Gaza personally revealed in front of the cameras that the issue is not just Gaza or Ramallah but that he is pursuing expansionist goals. Therefore, defending Gaza and Palestine today means defending Mecca, Medina, Istanbul, Damascus, Beirut, Baghdad the Islamic lands along with Jerusalem. Jacques, I almost could admire President Erdogan for his ability to turn on the dime as the expression is because of course last year he was talking about visiting Israel and meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu when it was interesting and that was even after the prior Israeli operation in the Gaza Strip and it's almost as if we're flashing back to... It's right because Israel represents 5% of the total exports of Turkey I mean it's quite sizable we are number 12 in the countries that are biased from Turkey and Turkey also had profited in the past from our experience in the military industry and this is the way that Erdogan built his own drone industry just copied on the Israeli industry all his armored divisions were just refurbished by Israeli means and we find ourselves because of the Marmara and because of Erdogan being a Muslim brother to be in fact in conflict with Turkey I think it was very unintelligent to express for the head of the Shabbat to express himself and saying that we will target anyone Hamas in Turkey or in Qatar I mean you don't say things like that I should note that report you mentioned Ronin by the head of the Shabbat supposedly said it in private conversation but he was recorded saying such a thing which is perhaps unwise We are all the time saying that there is a censorship in Israel here concerning security and the censorship gave permission for such information this is really strategic information this could harm our relations with Turkey even if we are not responsible of killing somebody in Turkey we will be accused now this is automatic this is an automatic indictment of Israel and all those Israelis who are visiting Turkey would become the Turkish Hold on, I want you to stay on that Israelis visiting Turkey because there was some other news related to Israelis travelling abroad today Israel's National Security Council issued a global travel warning today for Israelis planning visits abroad both of a concern of terrorist attacks but also rising incidents of violent anti-Semitism in many many countries now the NSA released this color coded map the green countries you see are a level one a low level of threat level two must in yellow states are places where Israelis should take some precautions before visiting level three orange areas mainly in the Middle East of Africa where travel is definitely not recommended at this time the red areas are level four at the highest alert and some countries have mixed warnings you could see in some countries going from orange to red that's because in some countries they are proximity to Iran or have higher Muslim areas now in general Israelis are not recommended to even advertise the fact that they are Israeli or Jewish while aboard in the present climate that map is a pretty daunting panorama yeah but it's useless information this is not useful information for the Israeli public let's be honest when you present information that's that general that's that broad that's not specific I think you reduce dramatically what Israelis are going to stop traveling to Europe because it's now colored orange instead of green doubtful people may take precautions I don't think they needed and with all due respect the National Security Council to tell them this this has the feel of those in that office wanting to to cover their behinds I think more than anything else unfortunately we were victims in Turkey we are victims in Syria Jacques we are going out for a break Jacques Naria thanks for joining us Owen Altman, stay with us we'll be back in a few minutes Kenya Green is in a state of war families completely done down in their beds we have no idea where she is 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 this special broadcast on I-24 news day 59 of Israel's war against Hamas still with us a senior diplomatic correspondent Owen Altman and Owen we had to go for a break for Jacques Naria to leave us but we just heard President Erdogan of Turkey again launch one of his broadsides maybe his most personal one yet directed against Prime Minister Netanyahu branding him a war criminal highlighting this sort of topsy-turvy relationship Israel has had with Turkey over the past decade I wanted to speak to first of all the specifics of how Erdogan expressed himself in the kinds of examples used maybe something to a way of thinking about where our relationship with Turkey might be headed first of all he made two arguments that Netanyahu was like Slobodan Milosevic and that Israel was expanding not just in Gaza and the West Bank but to all throughout the Levant to Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, etc. and even to Mecca why those two references I think first of all Milosevic of course it was a shout out to the west where Milosevic is a villain but even more so Kaleva shout out to the Balkans an area that Erdogan may see as Turkey's near abroad especially Muslim communities there a way of trying to connect with them expand Turkey's influence them and to change their opinions towards Israel potentially again this is a part of the world where Israel's had very friendly relationships with Muslim populations there we certainly don't want to see that change certainly not on the horizon to see a change we should be honest but maybe that's what Erdogan is trying to plant and then of course to the wider Arab world he sees himself as the leader of the Muslim world hasn't gotten very far I think because of cultural differences and maybe antagonisms in some cases as well as Kurds and Persians so there are some real obstacles for Erdogan in doing that but he sees himself again as often been said recreating the Ottoman Empire and so forth the second thing in terms of our relationship it may be that Israel's relations with Turkey we're going to see them the same way we see Israel's relationship with Russia a country that is hostile but a country which we feel has leverage over us and which we feel to some degree we need to appease and again going to the discussion about the threats about the threat of Israeli threat of assassination maybe we'll see a similar restraint from Israel and that the same way we've seen restraint in some issues with Russia though again of course it remains to be seen we'll see if that works out with President Erdogan in particular being so volatile now let's get back to the hostages issue now while most of the attention actually has been focused on the Israelis who are held by Hamas the terror group does continue to hold the citizens of many other nations taken in their October 7th raid at least 32 Thai workers for example were taken hostage into Gaza 17 were released during the ceasefire by Hamas along with 6 others who were let go before that that leaves at least 9 confirmed Thai's still being held captive in Gaza now a half dozen of those most recently released arrived back in Thailand today here's what one of them had to say ok, we lost the dubbing on that now with the departure of most of Israel's foreign workers in the wake of the October 7th terror attack Israeli farmers are struggling to harvest their crop due to a severe lack of manpower now several private initiatives are bringing in volunteers from across the country to help fill in that gap Arohi Shapiro went to check out one of those in the coastal community of Rishbone and he found that they were joined there by a very special volunteer from a country half way around the world in East Asia that in some ways identifies itself with Israel more than 8000 km separates Israel and Taiwan but today it seems that the two countries are closer than ever officials from Taiwan have decided to join the current Israeli war effort and volunteer to work in the fields of the coastal village of Rishbone since the whole world look at October 7th Hamas terrorizing haro Taiwan was one of the first countries to express our solidarity with Israel and express our condolence to the perished people and political support is very strong and over the past 30 years the social foundation between the two societies and people are also very deep rooted so we feel it's important to come more support with the civilian sectors including agricultural sectors This is a part of a project led by Hashomer Hadash for the new guard an Israeli organization which helps farmers across the country Its co-founder says that walking in the field is a prime goal in Israel today as there is a lack of tens of thousands of workers The power of this nation the power of the people the power of the society inside Israel This is the strongest power that we have and to tell you the truth I spoke with the ministry of education and I told him please let the students come to the field for a few months to the field, stop the learning and come to the field and work because people all over Israel need to eat Among the volunteers we found Yanir and Maayan two students and a couple who decided to take time off university and contribute to the local industry It's a tough job but it is very rewarding Exactly It is nice to see the container getting full of fruit I think that working in the field really binds us as a couple Yes The Taiwanese representative in Israel says that despite the different cultures Israel and Taiwan have a lot in common Like Israel, Taiwan has been under constant threat from our neighbor country, China We have sustained the commitment to defend the homeland and we understand the commitment to exercise the right of our defense Despite the hot weather volunteers are not worried by the hard work and continue their contribution one of many since October 7 And getting back to the Israeli hostages now these are days you certainly could say of extreme emotion for Hadas Calderon who over the past two months has been one of the most prominent public voices among those who have family or had family taken Hashtag by Hamas Integazar on October 7 last week her two children 12 year old Arez and 16 year old Sahar were finally freed after having been snatched by the terrorists from Kibbutz near Oz leading to a joyous reunion with their mother last week but their father of fear is still being held captive by Hamas along with several other fathers who also saw their wives and children released in last week's deals and Hadas is of course still mourning the death of other family members and friends who were murdered by the terrorists on October 7, including her mother Karamella Dan well joining us now from Tel Aviv is Hadas Calderon Hadas thank you for joining us first of all just tell us all of Israel wants to know how are your children doing they are very happy to be back they can't stop talk and it's like what can I tell you it's not easy they are very very excited they got through a very traumatic situation and you know all the safety all the basic safety security was damaged and a lot of hard stories tough stories they said it was like like you know the game Fortnite in the computer's army game sure they said it was the same they felt like they are in a computer game they couldn't believe what's happened to them and you know we realize how we have to help them and to heal them and the main thing now is to bring the father back because otherwise yes otherwise they can't really get healed without to be full family and you know they miss him and very worried for him because now they understand the situation no exactly what is getting through and all the other hostage they are very worried I understand you have been a very prominent voice among the forum of the hostage families of hostages we are getting word today that the prime minister has agreed to their request for a meeting with the full war cabinet tomorrow I presume you would be there of course what would you say what will you say or if you are given the chance what will you say to the prime minister the defense minister and Benny Gantz the members of the war cabinet I will tell them they must rush they must act immediately act I mean to make solution they start in a good way they got the solution and this kind of deal that start very well they must continue they must make all of the hostage come back it's not my job to tell them how and the solutions they have to solve it it's their it's their job they have to solve it and immediately and now when we hear all the hostage who come back all the kidnap who came back we know even better than before how much we have we must rush otherwise some of them won't survive right we are hearing these reports of the mistreatment, the deaths of many there are some voices in the forum of hostages that requested this meeting of fact because they feel that maybe it's not enough of a priority or they're not doing enough they're not seeing the urgency there do you have that feeling among at least the senior members of the government they may have other aims they may be seeing the other aims as being more urgent the elimination of Hamas which of course all Israelis want to see as well it's very hard to say in the beginning and that's why I fight I said this must be the main goal all the time because I didn't feel it's the main goal I can't tell you you know it's very difficult to answer these questions I want to believe they doing their best and they I want to believe they act wisely and with good judgment what can I the only thing I know is that there is a question it means it means that not all the diplomatic ways done been done and I said they must make a pressure on on Egypt and Qatar and whatever they must it's hard to say I know it's very complicated situation very complicated because the both sides Hamas side is very complicated and very cruel the both side have to must to understand that they must make an end to this tragedy right to be more flexible to be more I think the both sides suffer and it can't be continue like that right now there is there are other plays involved here the international community of the governments international organizations in fact we see the president of the international red cross making her first visit there to Gaza today I should note that the forum of the hostage families released a statement pressing demanding the ICRC make a greater effort to obtain access to the hostages in Gaza I want to get your own personal take on that what message do you have to the ICRC president today as she was in Gaza I can't believe till now the red cross and the U.S.S. it wasn't didn't reach the didn't see and didn't go and didn't reach to meet the kidnaps it's unbelievable it's unbelievable I mean what it's what mean why they exist why it's for exactly for this kind of moment which they have to act and go and see and save and help this helpless citizen how come they didn't visit yet how come they didn't go into into Gaza and see what's going on there people there old people don't get the medicines people starving there people in very bad conditions underground without see the sky and the sun right for 2 months now how come nobody visit them till now I think they not have any how can you say if they don't reach them and they don't do any act I can't find the word sorry no I understand I can't find the word they shouldn't exist I mean they don't do the job they shouldn't exist they don't have the right to exist if they don't do what they have to do I understand I'm sorry because my English is not the best your point is coming across your point is coming across very clear there Hadas Calderon we of course share in the joy of seeing the safe return of your children of Saharan Erez and of course continue to share in the we are joining your morning for those relatives your family members who passed may their memory be a blessing and of course most of all now wish for the safe return of Saharan Erez's father of fear from his captivity along with all the other hostages who are still left behind there in the Gaza Strip I understand okay we will I can't feel my happiness because I'm so excited so it's like I'm happy so happy that my I had a miracle it's really like a fantasy like a miracle I can't believe my children back really I got this miracle but I still so excited because we didn't solve all problems so please keep on and show it in the TV don't forget them don't forget them do the fight to bring them back thank you Hadas Calderon thank you for joining us again and I hope you can join us again when all the hostages including of fear is released thank you for joining us very soon but none of us could imagine what the children had just mentioned they were some were beaten subjected to psychological torture as well for more on that here's a frat Bronn Harlev CEO of the Schneider Children's Medical Center where many of the free children were treated but none of us could imagine not even me that I see the toughest children that come to us during these last 30 years the toughest conditions the toughest medical situations that we have to deal with none of us have seen such a tough situation as receiving those 19 children six mothers and one grandmother back from captivity those last 10 days we heard stories of two sisters being together in captivity with nobody else around them and the older sister deciding how much she will eat so that she can keep some of the food for her 80 year old sister so she would not eat for days so that her young sister should eat can you imagine such a decision girl the last time that I've read about it was about 80 years ago in the history books of us Jews without their state shocking and Aleco Hadas Calderon on the where is the international right cross street speaking more strongly about that abuse of children in captivity and moving on did Hamas profit from its October 7th attack by you could say literally making a killing in the stock market ahead of that terror raid well a new study published by researchers at New York and Columbia universities has examined what they say is suspiciously heavy trading in Israeli companies in global financial markets in the days just prior to the October 7th attack specifically the shorting of those Israeli stocks trading for those who don't know that's placing bets or puts that those stocks would lose value after October 7th now Israel's globe's financial daily checked that report at the US it said it did exaggerate the amount of potential profits that were made by these positions the stock positions saying that the report said potentially billions of dollars were made but apparently due to some bad basic math by that report they substituted cents for dollars basically they greatly exaggerated the profits that could have been made however globe said there was some suspicious trading around the short selling specifically of Israel's bank little me the country's largest lender which was in the amount of some 8 million dollars still a substantial amount well joining us now is Dr. Alex Coleman he's an economic expert at first of all Alex it sounds like something out of a James Bond movie in fact this was a plotline in a James Bond movie of terrorists or organizations shorting stocks before launching a terror attack but there is a real life precedent for something like this before the September 11th attack he had short positions on airlines and insurance companies realizing that insurance companies are going to lose so much money on the loss of the twin towers and airlines are going to people are going to be scared flying so airlines stocks would also fall so that's basically the biblical concept of killing and also taking possession right we should know to some of Bin Laden's family one of the largest construction firms wealthiest families from Saudi Arabia and he had worked with them and he knew something I guess about financial markets let's probably let's look at this report out of the US as I said the globe's financial daily there's a big problem with it you could explain that it kind of exaggerated what may have happened but said there might have been something like this similar well first of all we should remember that Hamas is incredibly sophisticated from a financial point of view first of all because it's defined as a terrorist organization all the donations, all the money flowing has to flow under the radar so they are using cryptocurrencies in order to receive donations and to manage their money Hamas leaders are multi-billionaires so we're not talking about an organization if you're looking at the sand around the beach that's not the situation we're talking about people who are super sophisticated so it's not above their potential to actually short these funds right now as I said before the report out of New York apparently made a basic mistake of correct thinking that Israeli stocks are traded in shekels they calculated figures rather than what's agarote or basically like cents so they basically times a hundred saying that Hamas could have made billions so that it was clearly not the case let's say that but again they did find there was some apparently some unusual trading particularly in some stocks perhaps even in bank lumi but it's also exchange traded funds of the biggest stocks it consists of elbit and bank lumi and the chemical companies so we're talking about Israel's largest companies so you can buy these ETFs which as you say bundled together stocks in an industry maybe from a specific country and some suspicious trading very suspicious because when you look at the chart it looks like a tsunami Israel's stock exchange did not perform well last year and now it's slightly improved but if you look at these short positions are expensive because I need you to lend me your shares in order to do this so it's very expensive to hold you we're talking about a billion dollars in short positions so it's a lot of money so it's very unusual because if you look at the chart if this is the time axis you see very little activity and then boom if you do not time it correctly I know people who went bankrupt on short positions so they knew that a company would do badly they did not know when they went bankrupt because of the expense of holding such a position right and lastly is there anything that could be done either in this case I don't know about retrieve the money or certainly to prevent this kind of thing aren't there some kind of safeguards in place well the US has a prohibition against terrorists financing so if it's actually if they actually succeed actually to do in the Osama bin Laden in the September 11 but if they can actually trace the money to Hamas this would be considered money that finances terrorist activities and it would be confiscated right but you know it's interesting this was written by law professors not by financiers, because if it wasn't a terrorist organization if it was somebody who just had a friend who was in Hamas and did this it's not illegal, it's not part of the system you know we've talked in the studio before the doctors, lawyers, journalists sometimes have difficult moral roles to prepare to play out in situations like this because they're part of the system that's not true in financial markets and there's no reason somebody should be able to make money because they know a terrorist attack is going to happen right I mean to argue and people say well how could Hamas invest in the stock market of course this would be done through third parties Hamas live in Palacio Villas in Doha in Qatar for example mingling with the elite of that very wealthy nation and it is quite possible someone connected in a periphery way may have acted on their behalf or be given information on their behalf they have legions of people who are financial experts in black economy all these can I mean they have it Russia has it, I mean many countries do that so I mean there's no doubt that having so much money and having to keep it under the radar they do have the sophistication and I agree that it's appalling the idea that somebody has information and benefits on that and appalling that that money either may or may not end up somehow in the coffers of Hamas or some of his leadership well that is certainly a disturbing thought and as we said making a killing in the market unfortunately there's some room for more regulation that is clearly needed when it comes to this a lot of people even question the value of shorting stocks that's an entire discussion war for Bloomberg then it is for I-24 news Dr. Alex Coleman thank you for joining us I'm an ultimate senior diplomatic correspondent thank you for being with us on this special broadcast but please do stay with us I-24 news this ends this particular broadcast but I-24 news will continue de Israel's war against Hamas Day 59 coming to a close coming up now to the two month point already of Israel's war against Hamas thanks for joining us made for me official dresser of I-24 news good evening ladies and gentlemen Israel is at war make an investment in Israel bonds it is the most powerful and direct way to stand with Israel visit israelbonds.com and invest now Israel is in a state of war families completely done down in their beds we have no idea where is she as our soldiers are fighting but the general perception is something that certainly needs to to be fought as well this is this I am a big friend of the Jewish people in Israel esta semana en I-24 Israel bajo ataque I-24 en español trae el análisis y la información de los acontecimientos de la guerra espadas de hierro de las explosivas reportes desde la zona de guerra la reacción de los países hispanoparlantes I-24 el único medio en español que te mantiene informado y conectado con la comunidad latina en Israel I-24 únicamente en I-24 news I-24 news I-24 news is ongoing coverage of Israel at war I'm Ariel Levin Waldman heavy fighting in the south of Gaza as Israeli forces move on Hamas's second key stronghold the air force performing preparatory bombardments striking weapons stockpiles rocket launchers and other sites belonging to the Hamas terror organization the IDF has declared the Saladin highway, Gaza's main thoroughfare a war zone and have instructed fleeing civilians to take alternative routes out of the theater of operations dozens of Israeli tanks have entered the south Gaza strip today to encircle the city where Hamas's senior leadership is believed to be bunkered along with 137 remaining hostages seized during the October 7th onslaught the air force said it has struck at least 200 Hamas targets overnight in preparation for today's ground movements the operations continue in north Gaza as well the IDF's negative brigade found extensive Hamas fortresses underneath a school in Birhanun also a moral victory this video showing the IDF demolishing Hamas's main judicial offices the latest symbol of Hamas's political control to fall fierce fighting still remains even in the north of the strip though the Jabalia and Shajaya neighborhoods are a network of ambush sites and strike tiles that the IDF was working to surround and cut off before the temporary pause began now they must be taken after Hamas has had time to resupply and re-fortify those sectors all day long terror groups have fired rockets into Israel including on Israel's center that said though as long as you open with our eye in the north with mortar fire from across the border and the IDF hitting Hezbollah weapons depots in that region our correspondent Pia Stechelbach is live in northern Israel Pia give us the latest from the northern front well the skirmishes between Hezbollah and southern Lebanon and Israel are continuing seems like we are back to the situation as it was before the ceasefire as the North Sea experienced some kind of calm during that week long truce now today we have seen several attacks coming out of southern Lebanon the latest one was on Kiryat Shmon in the very eastern part of the Israel-Lebanon border rockets were reportedly launched in that area all falling into open area not causing any casualties there but Kiryat Shmon is one of those areas that have been evacuated way before the ceasefire even started Kiryat Shmon is city of more than 20,000 residents along with dozens of other border communities those residents simply don't know when they will be able to go back to their houses first and foremost also because Hezbollah is a threat that existed before this current war with Gaza started that is expected to also persist when this war ends now Hezbollah has time and time again made clear that they will make their full entry into this war dependent on what is going to happen in Gaza but we see that they pick up their pace of activity today also attacks on the western side of the border on Stula and Matat we are also talking about retaliation as per protocol artillery fire we could even hear some of that earlier this afternoon artillery fire and also airstrikes as you mentioned demolishing according to an army statement weapons deep on also targeting other Hezbollah targets such as also a command center there in southern Lebanon now today throughout the day we did not receive any reports of any casualties here on the Israeli side but yesterday an anti-tank missile was launched towards the community of Najmone again at the eastern side of the Israel-Lebanon border injuring 11 people among them both civilians and soldiers and Ariel that really just shows you how volatile the situation here in the north is again and how much attention there is Pia, I have to ask though what do we know about what is being discussed just north of the border is there media saying anything that gives us an insight into what Hezbollah is thinking or planning Right, well Ariel Hezbollah has time and time been saying that they will make their full entry into this war no matter what is happening in Gaza however the northern front is very much open is very much active and I don't think that Hasan Asrallah the leader of Hezbollah himself knows what his next step will be now if Hezbollah wanted to join this war the momentum might have already passed we've been very much expecting that in the first phase of this war now these skirmishes still seem to be somewhat contained however these skirmishes, these regular clashes they do have massive ramifications and also for the Israeli civilians and I think this is something if we speak about the tensions that this is creating on the Israeli side this is something Hezbollah profits from we speak about thousands of people here in the northern front that have evacuated their homes and again they do not know when to come back and this is of course also part of the Israeli dialogue in terms of how the north will look like when the war in Gaza will be over Well thank you very much Pia for that insight on what's going on El responente Jonathan Regev es standing by in the south Jonathan, walk us through the latest developments in the Gaza front today we're hearing heavy bombardments both in the place where we are right behind us is the Gaza neighborhood of Jubalia that's in Gaza city but we're hearing and also seeing the heavy artillery pounded on the southern part of the Gaza Strip mainly the city of Chanyones up until about two hours ago the shedding was extremely heavy in both parts of the Gaza Strip seem to have gone down a bit in the past hour or so but still heavy bombardment especially over in the area of Chanyones seems to be a preparation for a ground maneuver also in that part of Gaza Jonathan, one of the things that we're hearing from the IDFs in the area of 200 bombings daily less than half of what we were hearing when they were talking about the air campaign in the north, is there simply a lower concentration of targets in Chanyones or is the military adopting a different strategy for that part of the operation a different strategy that's one thing and second we are here we can hear it from here and also see though it's a little bit far there is a lot of activity in Chanyones not so much maybe from the air there is heavy artillery being pounded on that city the second largest city of the Gaza Strip and I think there is quite an understanding that a ground incursion there is imminent will be coming in the coming days at least up until an hour ago there is quite heavy bombardment in that area as well so we can speak of quite a lot of activity in that area well thank you very much Jonathan from the southern front for further analysis on this though we are going to come to our studio sitting next to be here as our senior correspondent as well as Etan Dengut former military secretary to three different ministers of defense as well as former coordinator of government activities in the Palestinian territories for the IDF Etan I want to talk with you first I want to know what is the military strategy right now for Chanyones is it the same one we saw in the north or is it different but it's the same goal to control Chanyones to make it impossible for Hamas to move of course freely to destroy all the structures of Hamas inside Chanyones to find out a lot of arsenal of arms there are still in the tunnels under the ground in houses to identify all the command and control area in Tulkarem Tulkarem is the capital of the south and the second important city for Hamas after the Gaza city and as we estimate that most of Hamas leadership are there now how to do it is something else because you have the intelligence you have the city of Chanyones is different than the area of the north itself has been organized and prepared by Hamas in a different way you have to surprise you have to strike places that you know who is there what is hidden there what is the threat from there so it's under a work in order in a complex that you are doing it with coordination of infantry armor engineering artillery where it can be without making any kind of threat to the soldiers and by this you came from the east side of Chanyones and people know what they are doing be aware that south turn to Chanyones its Rafach area while more and more civilians were called a week 2 weeks ago from Gaza to move there Hamas area under outside of this kind of strikes so you have to be more careful but you have to make it with a lot of coordination professionality and be aware about the safe of the soldiers life as I know for now it's running on the direction with achievements not everything is published and during such kind of combat and a movement you have to keep it not to publish it so I think that taking a Tulkaren is to take a center the command of control Hamas you are making another symbol of Hamas it doesn't have the meaning that in this moment Hamas has destroyed the goal has been achieved no one step I can call it three step to climb up more over the goal I want to point out to our audience that Chanyones is believed to be where Hamas leadership is as well as many of the 137 hostages that still remain the families of those 137 hostages that are being held by the way in unspeakable conditions and enduring constant abuses by the tormentors the families are demanding more action from Israel's government as well as increasing fury that their voices have been largely ignored and telling Israel's leaders if they don't act, the families will find another power that will let's take a listen we are facing a very difficult emotional situation where the heavy disaster along with this ominous silence has led 136 families to despair we understand the escalation of the war due to the bridge of the ceasefire by Hamas we request a meeting with the war cabinet to receive updates on the fate of our family members now, now tomorrow now if you don't have time for us we will go to someone else and we will find the one who will represent us thank you very much and we are now going to our correspondent Emily Francis who is standing by at the military headquarters where the families are supposed to be meeting tomorrow with parts of the government and the military Emily, walk us through exactly what the demands are and what's going on here hi, Arya well listen, I mean first of all they had to like you just played that sound bite just now from that press conference I mean they really had to raise hell to even be heard they said they were humiliated and ignored for three days while these families were trying to get attention and they always at the return of some of those hostages but they're still not getting what they need and they are obviously demanding in fact a lot of the families including eight of the released hostages and 102 hostage families issued an urgent appeal to the Red Cross ahead of the head coming to visit the area but basically they're saying the hostages are suffering illness, injury, criminal neglect and every day that passes could be their last they want proof of life they want to secure immediate release they have a whole list of demands and especially a lot of those hostages that are still being held now, the men and also some of the women do have medical conditions we have one, we know that has colitis we have another that has asthma and gets frequent kidney stones so these are real medical needs that need to be met I do want to say one silver lining from today is earlier we were live in Herzliya when Maya and Itai Regev returned they were brothers and sisters that got separated when they were taken hostage they reunited in the hospital Maya needed to get a procedure done on her leg but they were able to return home so yes, there were people there cheering them on, throwing confetti smiling all of that but this does not ignore the fact that this is still a long journey ahead the families are angrily angry and rightly so and again, even though we're seeing people are being released with maybe not too much of a mental repercussions the psychological is a whole other story in fact, the head of Schneider Children's Medical Center did speak earlier in a press conference talking about just from the questions and the things that some of the kids ask simple things like can I open the door something as small as that which would be normal for them 70 days ago obviously not the case, here's more on some of the effects that these young people endured in captivity they looked like shadows of children not like children they looked like shadows and children are just so strong that while we had them and we still have them during those days that they were with us first you listen to them you look at them and they say almost nothing or they whisper o they ask very quietly can we look out the window can you imagine a child asking if you can look out the window can I open the drawer it's your drawer honey, it's yours it's your bed, you can open any drawer can I go to the shower many of them have not showered since their kidnapping days or have showered with a cold bucket if they were lucky can I go to the shower wow there is warm water here can I walk out of the room these are the kind of questions that we heard very silently during the first day nightmarish situation that was a report from Emily Francis in the field discusses more we are going to return to studio I'm going to turn to our senior correspondent Owen Alterman, one of the things that we saw from the hostages who are enduring so much pain right now, these family members and their loved ones is the statement that if the Israeli government won't help them they will turn to other powers that might but who might that even be in this situation it's hard to say who else would have the kind of interest that we potentially aligned with them if not the Israeli government I mean they can go to foreign governments if their loved ones hold foreign passports and ask them to do more but at the end of the day there are gestures of appreciation for Vladimir Putin at the end of the day it's really up to the Israeli government to balance with the cruel balance that needs to be struck between the two goals of the war winning the war proper against Hamas and bringing the hostages home and of course that vexing question to say at least isn't going away what are the important updates from the past hour Israel's interior minister Moshe Arbel making what must have been a very hard decision and saying that local elections which had originally been planned for October 31st then postponed for obvious reasons in the initial weeks of the war to the end of January will actually be going forward in January 30th that he is not going to delay the local elections further again these are local elections up and down Israel for mayors and city councils except of course in communities that have been evacuated for obvious reasons the elections simply can't take place and there the elections will happen 5 months after people have returned to their homes on one hand to actually have election campaigns and signs and the stuff of elections in the middle of a war such as this one again hostages are being held in the tunnels of Gaza on the other hand I think the imperative that democracy continue to function with a parliament that continues to function a government that continues to function an economy that largely continues to function and the idea that democracy and elections need to continue to function too and to have a chance to elect their local representatives and not have their terms continually extended at any rate he held consultations among others with security officials and made again must have been a very tough decision it will be interesting to see how the Israeli public responds and of course one would imagine that should circumstances unfortunately warrant one would imagine he would potentially have to delay the elections again but at least sitting here on December 4th just under 2 months to go until the scheduled date for local elections up and down most of Israel it shows the importance of returning society to send sense of normalcy but ultimately to get back to true normalcy the war has to be won and for that I do want to turn back to Eitan still with us in studio because we are focusing on how that war is being won and we had been talking a little bit about what lies ahead in Khan Yunus you said it is going to be different from the fighting requiring some slightly different strategy than what we saw in northern Gaza why is that? I think that the area is different geographically it's a little bit more open space there is space from the east towards the west when you are going to Khan Yunus city it's crowded city half million people but when you are maneuvering to this area you are crossing what we call the area of the central part of Gaza the location of three what's called Nusrat, Muazib, Rech and then you have another open area, a villages area let's call it like this and then you are coming to Khan Yunus Khan Yunus has importance because it's very close also to the west side, to the near the Mediterranean it has very close a distance to Rafah area and we have to remember that between Rafah and Khan Yunus there are hundreds of thousands of people that came from the north and what was there one and a half weeks ago and there is a kind of a way that you have to maneuver to reach the goal of taking Khan Yunus to kill as you can and destroy much more the structure of the terrorist of Hamas their leadership that according to rumors there are a lot and you can estimate by the way the underground tunnels is not still we cannot say that it's under control of Israel it's not under the control of Israel even in my estimation there is tunnels that are running from Khan Yunus to Gaza city that's the way they are doing and probably and you were very right when you mentioned the issue of the hostages the kidnappers people that are there and they are not holding together a collect intelligence and according to all this operation the IDF was very sensitive to get for an intelligence about pointing where there can be possibility of hostages that are holding and even underground so everything is influencing besides the fact that during the change of the situation in the field you have a real time intelligence so you cannot use it a new strategy for reaching the goal the new thing is the way that the IDF is planning how to reach it how to attack and how to come and you have also it's very important to take care on the safe of the soldiers life and how to do it with kind of patient kind of be very direct to where you are running concerning your targets and you have to think about the next step the next step that even to evacuate people that were asked to move civilians basically there are thousands who are living only when they hear the noise of the movement of the IDF armed ground forces etc and I may tell you that there are rumors about targeting vehicles that we can identify that probably there is a chance that people from the leadership of Hamas will try to escape now where is the next station can be towards Rafah towards Egypt it means that it runs bad if you would like and we have a little bit more time we can speak also about the north part of Gaza because what is the combat and the war now around Chibalia and such area has a lot of importance in completing that to take all the north part of Gaza from the central part in a way that the armed ground forces can be everywhere from that moment and it means we are now in a fight with the last three main battalions of this region that are symbols the symbols of Sahajaia has a lot of memories that they killed Israeli soldiers anti-tank missile 2014 from Golani Brigade and it's something that we didn't forget and we have Sahajaia was waiting to the IDF now we can tell it at the beginning of the war while we surprise instead coming from the east side we move towards the west and begin all this attack from the west moving from south to north and surrounding Gaza and the brave and the way of the soldiers that are fighting for me and these evenings before, now and after is the real story of the Israeli generation that is fighting for its independence really I sit here in the studio I don't care what are you reporting about the political level the statements that are very low level sometimes and another things this is the real Israel the spirit, the mood and the willing to make the correction to save the country to save the country for existence war that if we are not succeed now it will be very soon in a different places and this is also a way to pay the attention of Hezbollah to run and other kind of proxies who are looking on the IDF and bring them the message of the strongest of the IDF not only by there but by the ground and to make proof and to make the step when you are on the ground you can make the flag the flag is a symbol for the way we are and for the political level it giving the green card and to speed up and we have time we are not there yet the procedure for the day after that will be started very soon I wanted to actually ask you a question loosely related to these because of your experience as coordinator of government activities in the territories the issue of humanitarian aid which has been a huge issue abroad obviously a very important issue to the Biden administration calling even just over the last few hours for more fuel then was going in during the pause to be going into the Gaza Strip Anthony Dominguez not only talked about the basics of life but restocking store shelves with commercial goods if you were sitting at the table as Kogat advising the chief of staff or advising the political echelon what would your advice be to do on this issue of humanitarian aid first of all I would wait now food and water and the needs of the main part the majority of the population very close to Gaza and the entrance from Rafah is working I may tell you that in the ceasefire in my opinion underground tunnels that Hamas get much more than it's needed there they have enough food fuel, water to continue the devil activities from the underground they are not caring for their population what I would suggest at such circumstances is of course to continue in our principles in a human being to supply what is needed to the population but now we can wait we can wait in refuel to the area of Hanune for the area of the north I remind you there is hostages there are kidnappers there we demand that they will be released first before we drink fuel because there is enough and we are going to continue this discussion in a few minutes that said we are just about out of time until our break we will be back in just three minutes so stay with us we are going to be covering this and so much more as soon as we get back three minutes away Thank you for staying with us America's State Department Spokesman Matthew Miller has made a very chilling statement that Hamas refused to release more women thus ending the ceasefire because they don't want the world to know what they have done to the people they don't want the world to know what they have done to the people they don't want the world to know what they have done to the victims we have obviously seen the reports that Hamas has committed sexual violence they have committed rape we have no reason at all to doubt those reports when you look at all the atrocities that Hamas carried out on October 7 and the atrocities that they have carried out since the fact that they continue to hold women hostages the fact that they continue to hold children hostages the fact that it seems one of the reasons they don't want to turn women over that they've been holding hostages and the reason this pause fell apart is they don't want those women to be able to talk about what happened to them during their time in custody certainly there is very little that I would put beyond Hamas when it comes to its treatment of civilians and particularly its treatment of women and despite the well documented evidence of Hamas's sadistic crimes against humanity since then before the United Nations women's welfare watchdog office even issued the most tepid of statements criticizing the brutality our US correspondent Mike Wagenheim was at the UN headquarters in New York where a furious public demanded the international body be held to account for its rank hypocrisy Israeli and American Jewish women and their supporters say enough is enough enough of the UN remaining silent in the face of mounting evidence of rape and sexual assault carried out by Hamas in October 7th massacre in Israel here at the United Nations today a protest held outside the building this morning in which the head of the government commission charged with compiling evidence of those atrocities spoke out the deafening silence raises the haunting questions are Israeli women protected under international law as human being later on here inside the United Nations an overflow crowd taking part in an event put on by the Israeli mission to the UN called here are voices a number of prominent speakers including tech executive and entrepreneur Cheryl Sanberg the world has to decide who to believe do we believe the Hamas spokesperson who said that rape is forbidden therefore it couldn't have possibly happened on October 7th or do we believe the women whose bodies tell us how they spent the last minutes of their lives who are we going to believe several of the speakers today nearly brought to tears remembering the evidence that they've seen of the atrocities committed against women on October 7th including New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand she got a standing ovation overflow crowd when she called out the United Nations for their silence in the face of the evidence of those crimes we spoke afterwards off camera that Cheryl Sanberg I asked her why this event today of all the things you could be doing she said there was nothing more important than coming out today in fact she said she pointed to her daughters and nieces that she brought along with they said is this something special or do you normally bring them to work on a occasion she wants them raised in a world where their voices matter she pointed to the UN flags down the hall and said most of these countries are led by men it's going to take more women speaking out to make sure that what happened on October 7th is labeled as a crime against humanity reporting here from the UN Mike Wagenheim I-24 News and while the international community might be silent witnesses are not recounting the nightmarish visions they saw on that day in that venue we are bringing some of that testimony to you now that of Natalie Sanandaji a survivor of the Nova Festival Massacre Natalie I hate to even bring this as the first question but given everything we've just heard and all the denial that we're seeing can you count for us what you witnessed that day on that day of October 7th other than witnessing the rockets being intercepted overhead and hearing the shooting coming from behind me because we're being pursued I had to witness people that I knew people that I knew at the party getting shot down friends that made a slightly different decision than I did when they were running later finding out that they didn't survive and weren't as fortunate as I was as time is going on even though we're getting further and further away from what happened on that day it honestly only hurts more and more because every day I'm just hearing new stories of what people witnessed what people went through on October 7th and stories of what these hostages have been going through since then and with every story that's coming out from every hostage that's being released me more and more worried for the people who are still there and what they're going through on a daily basis while we're here and fighting a different fight while we're here and trying to fight the fight of spreading the truth they're still there and they're still truly fighting for their lives I don't even want to imagine what most of them are going through since then you've made it a personal mission to tell the stories and to confront deniers in the western world try to equivocate or undermine the truth of what happened I understand that you are in Germany right now making this sort of statement making this sort of speech tell me what you've encountered in Germany and other places in the west that you have tried to present this story Honestly so far most of my encounters face to face with people who share my story are very positive ones it's people showing support in their own way also spreading the truth and spreading my story after they hear it I do feel that for some people it takes hearing the story from someone who was there to really care about it more and I've seen a lot of positive responses from world leaders from leaders in the US so that gives me a little bit of hope because really the thing I can hope for the most is that this will never happen again that the world will not let this happen again to the Jewish people but obviously online I'm not seeing a lot of positivity obviously online when I see my interviews being posted I see so much hate I see so much negativity I see so much denial I see people justifying the killing of Jews simply because they are Jewish and it's very grim upsetting to see you talked about this being online do you believe that these these naysayers, the anti-semites the liars, the equivocators do they have any real power or are they simply voices on the internet and next to that the impact that you're having is going to eclipse that I don't know how much power I would want to give them I do think the power lies in the school system and a lot of what's happening online I'm seeing that it's a lot of the younger generation for the most part who seems to be misinformed and confused to what the conflict is actually about and a lot of that is because of the school system so I wouldn't necessarily say these people online with all their comments have that much power obviously when they come to the streets and obviously when they threaten the lives of Jewish people everyday out on school campuses settings in general yes, that does mean that they have a power and that they're instilling fear in another group of people so they do in a sense have a power but it's good to see the people that I've been speaking to who are in actual places of power whether it's in the government or on news channels that they seem to be on the side of humanity and that's what's most important optimistic that you are correct and that the most of people out there are as you said on the side of humanity Natalie, thank you so much for sharing your story as hard as it is to do so, but it is a story the world needs to hear. Thank you for having me. We're going to turn now back to the studio where we have with us now still our senior correspondent Owen Alterman as well as Etan Dango the former coordinator of government activities in the Palestinian territories with the IDF because as we saw with Natalie's story activism being done around the world to ensure that western leaders understand the importance of this fight but at the same time the younger voting population in many of these western countries while the leaders have our back that doesn't mean that their youngest voters do as well. Yeah, it's a particular issue in the United States where even before the war there was a huge gap right looking at generations between older voters and younger voters en Israel, even bigger Ariel I think than the partisan gap, right? There's a lot made, that has been made over the last 20 years about the gap in terms of Democrats and Republicans but at least in the last years the story that's really emerged is the generation gap between older and younger voters and obviously that's a concern for Israel a longer term concern and a concern that predated October 7th but nonetheless obviously a concern. The solution this is going to take it already taken again before the war a lot of long term thinking about what to do but certainly efforts to explain and describe even if it's difficult for the survivors what they went through on October 7th is fundamentally important for Israel to present its cause for Israelis to present to defend their own humanity against attacks on it attacks by silence such as the conflict with Mike earlier on and earlier on in our broadcast it's fundamentally important and it's good to see eloquent survivors being willing to take the brave step of having to account what they went through in order to tell the world It's not just the voices online though they have a fact because they put pressure on the leaders of these countries they vote as well and for the United States Israel's main backer this is going to be a very serious pressure point en la forma en la que America es largely trying to tell Israel how to fight the war Yeah, I mean that's true although again I think even if its support has become more complicated and maybe a bit more conditional I think we can't escape the fact that the Biden administration has been extremely supportive right and nothing will erase those speeches of the first week nothing, nothing ever as Michael Oren I know a frequent guest on I-24 news and again former ambassador to the United States maybe the biggest expert on planet earth academic expert in the US' relationship as he said this is a speech that will never be forgotten by our people so the Biden administration has been very supportive but yes trends within American society and the generational gap was a serious problem already before the war and argues has become an even more serious problem as some attitudes unfortunately have been cemented by events over the course of the war a big long term challenge for Israel and I'm not sure that there's a ready solution or even any solution and yes in the long term that will inevitably have an impact on Israel's foreign policy and Israel's national security strategy again I guess the only thing I can say is Israel has to go strong on explaining that it isn't only about pictures from Gaza it's about a geopolitical competition between the United States on one hand China maybe and Russia on the other and that this war is a part of that in the same way that the war in Ukraine is just the same way that the struggle over Taiwan is and to try to win the political center in the United States that way and as I've said before one way to do that is by changing Israel's policy on the war in Ukraine Absolutely I want to turn back to Aitzena one of the things that Owen was pointing out actions do speak a lot louder than words and while the United States at least verbally seems to be putting stipulations we also see the direct material aid the United States giving Israel is far more than we've seen in past conflicts or in past fights I want to actually talk to you about the line items we saw on one of the arms transfers in the United States that includes a hundred, two thousand pound deep ground penetrating bunker buses and Israel did not have in its arsenal before is this actually going to finally be a game changer in the fight against Hamas It will be a very important type of arm that is supplied to the Air Force It will help a lot to succeed, to enter to a very important places in the underground that the IDF decide that these are the targets we are looking for and it will create I believe the kind of closing the circle inside the tunnels lose of self confidence of those who are hidden there there are other things that are done also by IDF other type or other kind of opportunities we are trying I don't say that the result has not been a period but it will help a lot in order to achieve because the underground tunnel is now the main thing that Hamas based it's a survival in what's going in outside and up to where they are hidden there and I say again we have to be very sensitive be careful we don't have to forget that our two main missions is the urgent is to release the hostages Hamas is refusing to release 139 if I'm not mistaken 137 37 that are still kept by them it's many it's too much days as the stories are coming not the stories those who were released and telling after what happened inside Israel is just continuating of the picture of the evidence of the truth that we are trying to tell to the world these organizations are butchers there is not any characteristic of pittiness and human respect to people who are there from babies to elders women etc we have to save them so we have to take an account it's a lot to combine the combination is very very sensitive now the way that we are maneuvering are pressing more Hamas I really even hope that Hamas will ask to stop by agree to release because they are not agreed that the Red Cross will see them the Red Cross are not showing any kind of ambitions and motivations to demand it I didn't hear it even today you hear the Secretary General of the United Nations that where the first days was a shame the way he speak about what happened again today pointing the issue of the humanitarian issue as the request from Israel even though he hears what's going instead of coming loudly to demand as the United States spokesman stand you show in the White House and say the terrible things that happened to women in the United Nations they didn't get the news maybe they don't have any kind of outside connection to get what is reporting from Israel or from the White House that is very close to them it's definitely a challenge for everything not just operationally but also the practical and the international consideration and both of you for explaining everything that's going on both the military angle as well as the diplomatic and the political angles that we're all looking like that said we have a lot more here and that's despite all the tales we've heard of horror from October 7 there were also tales of heroism and survival some more unlikely than others such as one tale a 97 year old woman's tale of evasion and escape today's newspaper has arrived here more hostages have been released it's all from the party at Reim he wasn't at the Reim party at all no, he was at home a ties in Gaza? yes, he might get lucky right, right, let's hope he gets lucky tough questions if I know everything gets mixed up what can I do? it's been 8 weeks since she was brought here on the black sabbath she sits in fake tranquility in the home of one of her children in Kohave Yair grieving over the destruction of the kibuts and the death of her loved ones grandma Aviva has only one hope left to celebrate a birthday next month with her grandson Itai who is a prisoner of Hamas you have to tell me what you will ask me how old I am I think I'm 97 years old I don't believe it either I was born in 1927 do the math, I think that it's true yes, soon I have no complaints about my age I have no complaints not about the health, not even about the mind it's hard for the mind to contain everything what happened to Aviva that Saturday how did she manage to get out on her own from the Baeri massacre I remember Arabs came they said it was actually their house I told them welcome come visit come visit I thought we could talk to them but they were by my balcony I know that, sure but what happened then I no longer remember well that's history the truth is that mom remembers it but Gracie, the nanny was there at our house yes Gracie, the devoted caregiver she even managed to send a picture of herself in Aviva cuddled under the blanket in the safe room until her last post help, people are entering the house at around 12 she wrote for the first time that the terrorists have entered 10-3 this is her last message Gracie disappeared and was murdered the full picture was completely by the family members eyewitnesses who survived to tell their story they say that mother's house the balcony was the war room and all your lawn mother was actually their ops room full of weapons and that's where their activity was concentrated and where was mom at the time on the swing, that's what they say that mom was on the swing on the porch full of fruit was placed in front of her which Gracie, the nanny must have prepared for her to the war room that opened on Aviva's balcony the terrorists brought more people from the kibbutz, some were kidnapped later some injured like a kibbutz member who arrived there seriously injured with their two remaining children this woman is mother's neighbor and she herself her husband was murdered and her baby was murdered and brought her there mom, she survived because mom kept talking to her and that's how she didn't lose consciousness she also says that her son vomited all the time because he inhaled a lot of smoke and she told him it's okay, everything is fine she also said that the mother kept talking and they kept telling her to shut up but she talked I hear, I'm listening nothing ringing this is what we were told about you people who were with you and you don't even remember probably the bad things I don't remember memory is deceptive the fog of the senses and forgetfulness probably leaves the bar of consciousness only with what the soul can bear I only remember one thing about myself and I'm not I can't believe it was like that I decided I was going that I was leaving the kibbutz Aviva decided to go walking slowly alone from her house toward the parking lot with the walker without the glasses and without a hearing aid she remembers complete silence but when she's in a bubble of silence from around the fighting at its peak there were still many terrorists in the kibbutz there were many battles it was half past five five in the afternoon fortunately for me there was a ride and I got on this ride and he was on his way to Tel Aviv and on the way I called my daughter she didn't agree to go until she knew where Orit was she asked what happened to Gracie she said how can it be that I went without her ten days later they got bitter news Orit, Aviva's daughter and son-in-law Rafi were murdered their son Itai grandson who came to visit Aviva was taken hostage to Gaza it's okay it's just I can't hide it this is our family truth grandma knows it that both parents are murdered each in his own home and that Itai was kidnapped we actually talked about it they talk about it every day there are three of us left Mirav Itai's sister the only one from the family who doesn't live in the south received the first sign of life in recent days through one of the hostages who was released save me now he wants to tell me that he is alive and that he asks us to do what is necessary to get him out and today we know that he was simply taken when he knows that mom he saw her murdered in front of his eyes he doesn't know what happened to my father he is just sensitive and gentle and we take great care of him it's very hard to think about him there and now that we know for a fact that the fighting continues it is unbearable because he is 38 years old and without children he is suddenly without rights a person who is in what could be the prime of his life currently becoming the bottom of the list now if he has no children but I have children who need their uncle they haven't talked about the men yet it's like it's not something that is it perhaps a victim of the war should I tell you about itai a handsome, smart and kind-hearted guy the thing that was most important to him was coming to visit you yes, always for him the most important was being a grandma's last Friday Aviva decided for the first time to leave the protected house Mkochav Ya'ir con sus pasos mesurados ella caminó a la escuadra de hostages y Tel Aviv cuando te pudo poner la foto de Itai lo que hemos puesto ahora lo organizamos como joven me lembro siempre estuvimos en la cadena de eventos pero aquí viene en este camino de una edad en una manera mucho más bruta con todo el problema con todo el problema tengo que ser optimista no tenemos otra opción este es nuestro lugar lo que digo a los niños les prometo que lo que sucedió no va a suceder de nuevo para que tengan la confianza que es posible vivir aquí eso es correcto porque cuando vas por algo así es muy difícil de creer y tenemos una opción de una de nuestras historias de las familias de 137 hostages permaneciendo en Gaza demandando con el gobierno ahora sabemos que como de 1.30 mañana van a ver con Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu para hacer su caso y por supuesto que vamos a tener eso para ti mañana así que debo tener cuidado para ese broadcast en el futuro porque tenemos mucho más que hacer vamos a estar de acuerdo www.madeforme.co.il Made for me, Official Dresser of I-24 News Good evening ladies and gentlemen A state of war families Completely done down in their beds We have no idea where she is Our soldiers are fighting on the front line But the general perception is something That certainly needs to be fought as well Thank you all for staying with us As we continue our coverage of Israel At war we're gonna open This hour with our defense correspondent Jonathan Regev Who is standing by in Israel South To bring us the latest developments Going on with the war in the Gaza Strip Yes Ariel So heavy bombardment throughout the evening All along the Gaza Strip Especially in the southern part The city of Chanyones The second largest city in the Gaza Strip But the largest one in the southern part And this is where Israel believes The Hamas leadership is This is where Israel believes Many of the hostages might be And I think this is the place Where Israel will go With its ground maneuver next In the coming days This is how it begins Usually with heavy shelling From the air with artillery Followed by a ground incursion Our live visuals there Show something burning behind you Do you have any idea What exactly has just hit there? We know that Israel is striking All the time Not exactly We're not exactly sure what's going on There's heavy bombardment at all times And this could be just another shelling Coming from the Israeli side Jonathan, within the last hours We're hearing that telecoms say That communications networks across Gaza Are down again We usually saw this just at the beginning Of major ground troop activity Is that a sign that Han Yunus Is now going to be The subject of some massive ground operations Rather than an air campaign I would say yes We saw the communications going down When the first stage of the ground incursion began This could possibly hint At the beginning of the next round Well, thank you very much, Jonathan We will be back with you as that situation develops But we are going to look first At not the situation today But what the day after might look like The day after is yet to dawn on Gaza But there's been speculation for weeks What that might actually look like Senior diplomatic correspondent Owen Ultriman Has a quick outline of the possible directions Before the day after in Gaza The day itself has to end But if the war in fact drives Hamas out of power Then three different types of regime Could rule the strip We have said that any security responsibility That they take on because Of the military operation in Gaza Needs to be temporary The first, reoccupation by Israel Governing 2 million Gaza Seen by almost all as a bad outcome But still the default If the war ends with Israel in control Then Israel would need to find a taker To replace it Fail to find someone And Israel would be stuck In defining that future In shaping that future For Gaza, for the West Bank And ultimately for a Palestinian state Palestinian voices have to be At the center of that Palestinian government Either the Palestinian authority Revitalized Palestinian authority Or some other structure run by Palestinians In Washington and beyond Seen as the better choice A skeptical Israel will try For deep change in Palestinian education And policies toward terrorism We will do everything to ensure That Gaza does not return to pose A threat to Israel And then the third option In international force Enticings say Saudi Arabia Or the UAE to take on influence In Gaza to show goodwill To the Arab world And to project power against Iran The outside actor could work Through a Palestinian authority It's sponsors Showing options can be mixed And matched to find Something key players can rally Around And for more on this We are joined by Dan Perry International Affairs Analyst Thank you very much, Dan, for being in Studio with us to break this down We've heard some of the possibilities Of who's going to be in charge But how many of these are actually realistic? Well, I think it's a mix and match Option is the most realistic As Owen mentioned at the end Israel doesn't have a good option In Gaza A war as devastating as it has A good option Leaving Hamas and power in Gaza Is not a good option Israel has to choose the least bad option Human beings are not wired For that very well You know, you give them the least bad option And they tend to say, well, it's bad But I urge you, if you're given a choice Between syphilis and pancreatic cancer You should choose syphilis And if I look at which of these options Is not the pancreatic cancer I think it may be the Palestinian Authority No, the Palestinian Authority needs To be rejuvenated There's a lot of things wrong with the Palestinian Authority For one thing, it doesn't have the support of the people Even in West Bank, it's seen as corrupt And ossified and so forth For another thing, it's engaged in policies That are no longer Really that tolerable to Israel Both on the education And on the so called Pay to slay of the payments To the families of terrorists It needs a sprucing up But I don't think that sprucing up Is impossible to contemplate And the idea of a rejuvenated Palestinian Authority Well funded And with oversight Both by Israel and by the Arab League With the Arab League Giving it a stamp of approval To such a day after Might be the way to go And let's just agree, it's better than being run By a maniacal, fundamentalist Jihadist, Iranian-backed mafia I mean, the big question is Who is going to actually be willing to make Changes in the Palestinian Authority To make it more palatable to all Involved when they've resisted changes for decades And as you described it They need to be a little less syphilitic Actually, yes I don't know if it's syphilitic or cancerous But I think we understand each other Look, Mahmoud Abbas is very elderly And he doesn't, he himself Does not have a day after plan He's been contemplated There are younger, more dynamic And more credible people in the Palestinian Authority Mohammed Dahlan Over in the Gulf Might be a factor in Gaza the day after As indeed he once had been today before But you'll hear pressure On Israel to release Marwan Barghouti Who is extremely popular Albeit a convicted terrorist But also previously before that Once upon a time, a man of peace There are options, none of them are great Or palatable, all of them are better Than leaving Hamas and power in Gaza People like Barghouti, like Dahlan Does Israel have a lever of control Over these people to prevent them From just becoming the next Yahasinoar I don't think Dahlan Wants to become the next Yahasinoar None of them are jihadi Islamic fundamentalists Might they become A standard issue Middle Eastern dictator Perhaps, would Israel be so opposed to that I'm not so sure I would necessarily advise Also not I would like to see the Palestinians Be given a chance To turn Gaza into Singapore, not Somalia It's a bit of a cliché It's been said before Maybe this time it can be done better Maybe through The good services Or let's just say the middling services Of the Arab League They have a chance to step up And I believe A horror In Gaza Is really something to look away from what's going on But it is a horror I think it is a wake-up call They want a new alignment With Israel, the moderate Sunni nations They see this as getting in a way They'd like to make it go away They don't want to personally pay a price But a financial price As opposed to the other ways in which one can pay a price I think it's on a table Let's hope there is Decades Of bloodshed And seemingly intractable conflict We cross the Rubicon here In a way that Israel has to get rid of Hamas Now I think the Arabs have to do things differently Let's see how that develops Going forward But again the day after is not going to be until the day after We're going to continue this discussion in a moment That's because this is still in the middle of an active war The return of fighting in Gaza Coming with the resumption of a daily death toll For the IDF troops in combat Casualties have now reached 74 After three more were announced today They are Sergeant Major Nariah Scheyer Sergeant First Class Ben Zussman And Sergeant Benjamin Yoshua Authorities also confirm the death Of Yonatan Samarno killed at the Nova Music Festival On October 7th His body is still held in Gaza Some of those funerals were today Along with that of Colonel Asaf Hamamami Who was also killed on October 7th Whose death was announced over the weekend Hamamami was commander Of the Gaza Division Southern Brigade And a senior IDF officer Taken by Hamas Although his body also remains in Gaza His funeral was held today at Tel Aviv's Kiryat Shaul Cemetery With thousands of people in attendance Here's what his wife and mother had to say there At half past six in the morning I woke up from the sirens in complete shock Something didn't make sense to me Nothing made sense that day I sent you a message about Picking up our son alone But you already were not answering At this time together with Tomer and Kiril The two brave heroic soldiers You had already gone into battle I know how much responsibility Was placed on your shoulders The burden of responsibility Is what motivated you It filled you and it filled me You were always the first to leave As the last of the fighters on every occasion Stone throwing or false alarm With your own hands you uprooted Every herb that grew and blocked You cleaned and repaired Every fence and wall Because the truth is That your job is to protect the residents So that they can live happily anywhere Asaf my beloved son The light that you spread Cannot be extinguished The spirit you had and the good you did And that you spread will not be stopped Intentions are rising In the Red Sea as Yemen's Iranian Uribe Rebels Cámara de Comerciales Claim to have any ties to Israel Denying the allegations Israel accuses The Houthis of jeopardizing regional navigation The Pentagon reports multiple attacks On vessels from 14 countries Highlighting the broader implications As the U.S. is considering responses Concerns are mounting Over escalating maritime unrest Off of Yemen's coast Which threatens vital trade routes Yemen's Houthis Están escalando ataques a mercados En el Red Sea Resolviando la inseguridad Para la seguridad de los mercados La fuerza naval de las fuerzas armadas De la ayuda de la Almighty Hace la mañana un operación Targetada contra dos israelíos En el Bab el Mandib Strait Las fuerzas Targetadas Están los Exploradores de la Unidad Y el No. 9 La primera fue Targetada con un meso naval Y la segunda fue Targetada con un drone naval El rey de la policía Decidió que ataques como esos En su día, continuaría Hasta que Israel termine sus estrellas En Gaza. Pero el IDF Denio que el vessel había alguna conexión A Israel y acusó a los Houthis De endangerar la frecuencia de la navigación En la región. Uno de los shipes fue Desdejado en un muy serio Y parece que podría ser en peligro De asesinar y otro fue Delicioso. Esto es un evento Sabotage de los Houthis Necesitamos ver cómo el mundo Se va a responder a esta situación El Pentagón dice que un total de Tres vestidos comerciales conectados A 14 países separados Estaban atacados en cuatro incidentes En el Red Sea del Sur De las áreas controladas en Yemen El Bahámaso flagó Unidad Exploradores de la Unidad Was atacado en la mañana Y luego de la mañana Con misiles de anti-ship Las casultades no causadas Con un misil de Yemen Una tercera estación, el Sophie II Que también sale under Panamá's flag Dice que se estrenó Pero no sufrió significado Una U.S. warship operando en el área Asistió a los vestidos comerciales De asesinar tres drones Y el Pentagón acusó a Irán De asesinar los ataques de Houthis Esto también es uno de esos Desdejados para las proyecciones Que son realizadas en línea Y para cubrir los criminales De la regime de diseño Y del gobierno de la U.S. El U.S. dice que considerará Las respuestas apropiadas En la coordinación completa Con sus partners internacionales Pero, en la obsesión De una actividad significativa El ataque a la costa de Yemen Will only increase En la frecuencia Y en la severidad Y por más en esto Por la defensa de la democracia Es bueno tenerlos con nosotros Real pregunta Los Houthis están claramente Más gravemente emboldendidos aquí ¿Cuánto fuerte son ellos? ¿Cuánto grande son ellos? Bueno, es un placer estar con ustedes Oye, los Houthis actualmente Tienen la capacidad Para actuar en un reto Que se mencionó antes 2017 Que es su posibilidad Para entrar en conflicto Entre los israelíes y los palestinianos O los israelíes y los lebaníes En 2017 Los Houthis Fueron la primera proxia de Irán Para tener las cruces de Llanatec En 2019 Los Houthis Fueron la primera proxia de Irán Para tener las misiles de medio rango Es decir, más de 1,000 kilómetros Y, como se ve Con los drones Que tienen entre 1,800 y 1,500 kilómetros Los rangers también Tienen los drones de suicidio Cuando se nivele Por eso, los Houthis Son la única proxia de Irán Para tenerlos parados En la primera proxia de Irán Se han utilizado Los misiles de anti-ship Polísticos Aseguradas con los misiles de anti-ship Cruz Esto significa que Son las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las las en el remit de la Nación de los Estados Unidos para proteger el transporte internacional. Están en un curso de colisión con el más poderoso militar en el mundo si hacen eso. Uno podría pensar eso, pero las chifras están alineando un poco diferente, en los ojos de la patria, la islámica pública de Verón, y la proxia, que son las hústias en Yemen. Pero esta mentalidad es congelada en la mente de las proxias en Lebanon, como la de Lebanese Hezbollah, que basicamente sube a la mayoría de ese estado, como la islámica y la islámica en Siria, pero, más importante, las milicias que van entre Irak y Siria. Esencialmente, esta coalición de fuerzas que es llamada la acción de resistencia, creen que América es en la pared. Y, sin embargo, una TASKFORCE 151, o todas estas otras Navescent y CENCOM TASKFORCES que existen dentro de las operaciones de CENCOM. Estos chicos creen que pueden hacer una estrategia de 1,000 veces contra la presencia del U.S. en la región, para que se evicta de la región y tener una mano freer contra las adversidades de Irán y en la región, sea en la pro-America moderada de Sunni bloco en la región, como la de Saudi Arabia, y, como sabes, contra los israelíos. Así que, su objetivo aquí es la muerte de 1,000 veces, y el hecho de que no han sido retratados directamente, que es decir, las Houthis en Yemen serán solo undercutar las bachas de la próxima escalación, por lo menos, por lo menos. Bueno, ¿dónde significa que la comunidad internacional debe actuar más pronto que más tarde? ¿Y por qué? De hecho, hay que, ya hay una arquitectura robusta en el lugar en la región, pero necesitamos más de eso, y esa arquitectura es una arquitectura más integrada en la arquitectura de Air and Missile de Defensa, tanto en la tierra y en el sur, para las fuerzas de U.S. y la coalición o las fuerzas de compañero en la región, para poder detener, detectar, derrotar y destruir todo el espectro, y volver a los arreos de arreo, por lo que sea rocas, muertes, drones, misiles cruces o misiles balísticos, pero eso es lo que se detiene por la denial. Necesitamos detenerse de la perdida, una respuesta al punto de origen para muchos de estos arreos, y hasta que eso suceda, no podríamos cambiar la mente, tanto en el patrón y la proxie. Pero, aunque no hay fuerzas militares en el área, particularmente en Yemen, han logrado operar las houtis, eso no es muy bueno para más intervenciones. No es muy bueno para más intervenciones, hay mucho más que el U.S. puede hacer en términos de protección de fuerza para su propio ácido, lo que se encendió en el caso más reciente que le hiciste hoy, sobre los ataques en el comercio y el transporte maritán. Hemos visto esto varias veces en la Tierra de golf y la Tierra de Hormuz también. Hay formas de llevar a la defensa de la costa, hay formas de ir después de los depós, pero no hay problema, estamos en un tiempo crítico ahora mismo. Washington necesita asegurar que tiene el poder político, la capacidad militar y la autoridad legal para asegurar que puede continuar para llevar estos arreos por tiempo. Encontrar las houtis seguramente tienen las capacidades para cortar el transporte global, particularmente el trade de olor. ¿Tienen la ambición de hacer eso? Oye, habéis tenido la revolución islámica para los colegios de guard-core que hablaban en 2018-2019, precisamente usando las houtis para replicar esa estrategia que la Republic Islámica tiene contra los exportos de olor y la frecuencia de la trafica a través de la Tierra de Hormuz y la Tierra de Hormuz. Así que no habrá sorprendido si las houtis decidieron aterrarse su transporte. Pero una razón que se vio online ahora mismo, y no hay problema, hay patrón y proxie aquí, es que Irán está buscando creer múltiples hot spots en la región mientras insolviendo aéreo de cualquier tipo de blowback. Y estos múltiples hot spots están diseñados para aumentar los riesgos de América continuando a estar con Israel como la Tierra de Hormuz y intentó usar el espectro de una guerra para llevar a América a entrar y poner los colegios políticos en Israel, una serie de acuerdos de conflicción que se vieron en la guerra de 1973. Entonces, ¿cuál es la América de entrar en algún tipo de blowback directamente contra el patrón de la proxie? Bueno, la impedencia política contra respondiendo con la patrón y la proxie está en el mismo muy corto termo, significa que la administración currently believes que cualquier intento para señalar resolución por la punición, es decir, para deterlos con la conéctica podría llevar a otro ciclo de escalación, algo que la administración crea que puede inolver para entretener y políticamente ha señalado. El problema es que cuando tienes la capacidad de hacer eso, pero políticamente señala que no tienes el poder para actuar en la capacidad, cuando surgen más carreras, cuando traes más asesos militarios en la región, el movimiento se convierte solo en self-defeación porque la administración es capaz de ganar que tengas la capacidad pero no el resultado para usarla. Es definitivamente una situación muy grim si no resulta. Benham, muchas gracias por entender la dinámica de poder en la región y también el poder político y cómo se causa una crisis que estamos viendo en la región. Voy a volver a la estudio briefly porque, Dan, lo dices, bien, tú eres con el AP, tu Bureau se encarga los desarrollamientos en Yemen y te has, por lo menos, visto el desarrollo de los Hutis en una fuerza critical. Sí, y lo que empezó es algo que pareció casi cómic y raro en la tierra, se convirtió muy rápido en un gran tratamiento estratégico para el mundo porque es muy claro que Irán quiere llevar a Yemen a través de los Hutis para usarlos como otra proxie, esta vez desde el sur, de Israel, no el norte, arrepentiendo el mundo, por lo menos, con un cut-off de trade a través del canal del U.S., mucho que pueden hacer lo mismo en un tratamiento de los Hutis. Esto es una desgracia, no puede ser Israel's problema. Israel no tiene ningún reclamo en Yemen. Están engañando en piráceas a este punto. Y el cartel rato para la desgracia contra la desgracia, tendrá que ser sentado en la región. Creo que el mundo necesita tomar un buen look en la situación de Yemen y decidir si los Hutis no necesitan punición y detención. Pero sé que han proveido bastante desgracia. La guerra de Yemen en menos de un décimo costa casi 400,000 vidas, apartemente a través de la enfermedad y la desgracia, pero al menos cerca de 200,000 directamente a través de la pelea. No va a ser un problema fácil a resolver, especialmente cuando tienes la verdad que muchas power regionales están en el otro lado de esto. Y vamos a continuar la discusión. Es porque el presidente turco, Erdogan, es, de nuevo, terrorista y acusando a Israel de todo tipo de crimes internacionales para darse a combatir contra Hamas después de que el terror grupo muriera 1200 israelíes en blanco en octubre 7. Vamos a escuchar a la lídera de una poder regional y un member natal en esto. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, el puerto de Gaza es no solo un criminal de la guerra, pero él definitivamente será probado como el puerto de Gaza. Justo como Slobodan Milosevic el presidente performer de Serbia fue probado. Netanyahu, el puerto de Gaza personalmente revela en frente de las camaras que la cuestión no solo es Gaza o Ramallah, sino que él está procurando expansionistas goles. Por eso, defender Gaza y Palestine hoy significa defender Mecca, Medina, Istanbul, Damascus, Beirut, Baghdad, los islamiclandes junto con Jerusalem. Y de nuevo, Dan, Erdogan, Turkey, what? Erdogan es un no hi after having won or at least engineered a seeming victory in a number of close elections. He fashions himself a leader the Muslims, the Muslims are up in arms right now of what's happening in Gaza. And I don't think Israel can expect very much from this fellow. That's given how much Israel had been hoping for rapprochement with Turkey. Obviously not in the cause. Netanyahu says that's life. Very short way to describe that sort of a situation and probably a good thing that Israel has spent a lot of time in the past few years making sure to reinforce their agreements with Greece and Cyprus. Yes, indeed. But you had some other remarks. Look, I think Israel needs to start articulating its own vision for the day after that goes a little bit beyond strictly who's going to rule Gaza. And it needs to accelerate the change from Hamas and it needs to offer something other than crushing Hamas into the ground at the cost to civilians that we have seen. I certainly would advise offering a be a root scenario where when pushed far enough Hamas might conceivably agree to evacuate the Gaza Strip en route to Qatar. Or who knows, given what we've seen of Erdogan, perhaps he'd be eager to have them in Turkey. No, but he also is willing to take them. He's certainly willing to endorse them. Thank you very much, Dan, for breaking this all down for us. I do want to bring a little bit more news from the home front. That is, of course, the volunteering effort to ensure that Israel, particularly the farming communities, can continue to exist after the ransacking and the destruction they faced on October 7th. A group of volunteers came today to help farmers in the coastal Israeli village of Rishpon. Among them were representatives of Taiwan in Israel. I-24 News Correspondent, Elisha Pira, has more. More than 8,000 kilometers separates Israel and Taiwan. But today it seems that the two countries are closer than ever. Fishers from Taiwan have decided to join the current Israeli war effort and volunteered to work in the fields of the coastal village of Rishpon. Since the whole world looked at October 7th, Hamas, terrorism, and horror, Taiwan was one of the first countries to express our solidarity with Israel and express our condolence to the parish people. And political support is very strong. And over the past 30 years, the social foundation between the two societies y a la gente también está muy detrás de esto. Así que creo que es importante venir más apoyo con los sectores civiles, incluyendo los sectores de la agricultura. Esta es una parte de un proyecto led by HaShomer Khadash de la nueva guardia, una organización de Israel que ayuda a los farmacíos a través del país. El co-founder dice que caminando en el field es el primer objetivo de Israel hoy porque hay un pez de 10,000 trabajadores. El poder de este país, el poder de las personas, el poder de la sociedad dentro de Israel, este es el... este es el poder más fuerte que tenemos. Y para decirles lo que hablé con el ministro de Educación y le dije a él, por favor, déjame a los estudiantes venir al field por un par de meses al field. Empecemos el aprendiz y vienen al field y trabajan porque las personas de todo Israel necesitan comer. Entre los voluntarios se encontró Yanir y Maayan, dos estudiantes y un par de meses decidieron tomar tiempo de la universidad y contribuyen a la industria local. Es un trabajo difícil, pero es muy reúdico. Exactamente. Es genial ver el container lleno de frutas. Creo que eso trabajando en el field realmente nos asesora como un par de meses. Sí. El representante de Taiwani en Israel dice que, a pesar de las diferentes culturas, Israel y Taiwán tienen mucho en común. Como dije, Taiwán ha sido under constant threat from our neighbor, country, China. We understand the commitment to defend the homeland and we understand the commitment to exercise the right of our defense. Despite the hot weather, volunteers are not worried by the hard work and continue their contribution. One of many since October 7. And a quick update on the war front. There is media in Gaza reporting fierce clashes and airstrikes between the IDF as well as Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad in the area surrounding Khan Yunus, as well as the central city of Dar al-Bala and the north of the strip in Beit Lahiya to the north. Smoke bombs, smoke screens are being deployed near the Kamal Adwan Hospital, likely because there is an attempt to crack the Hamas fortifications underneath. Hamas having used the hospitals across Gaza as strongholds since the beginning of the war.