the occupied territories and jerusalem are the same .f it were not for this censorship by the zionist regime's military apparatus regarding the filming of the wave of explosions and bombings in sensitive centers of the occupied territories, there would be more images. we received it, but the images you see are related to the iranian missiles hitting haifa, tel aviv and occupied jerusalem a few minutes ago. given the warning of the zionist regime's military apparatus to the residents of the occupied territories , you will see most of the images that we received. there are images that are from afar and completely closed dreams. the images you see are related to the iranian missiles hitting haifa, tel aviv and occupied jerusalem a few minutes ago in the new wave of iranian missile attacks on targets in the occupied territories. this image is also a new image from the center of the occupied territories that a few minutes ago, in the new wave of attacks by the regime on the zionist regime in the center of the occupied territories, you saw how

this is in jerusalem. there go the sirens as iran retaliates against the ongoing strikes from macro -- israel into iran, especially following that barrage of attacks overnight. you are at the un. iran has requested an emergency meeting of the un security council. that's going to take place imminently. diplomacy, it just feels like it is not having an impact, but what can we expect from the emergency meeting from the un security council? not much. we will see countries taking stances and expressing their opinion and possibly calling for de-escalation. the iranian and israeli representative will be present and the israeli representative actually gave a press conference couple of hours ago in which i asked him about the possibilities of radioactive activity in result of attacking nuclear sites. he did not seem to be very worried about it, and also casualties. we have had in iran civilians, families under rebel. he insisted that their war is not with the iranian people but the fact is that these are the conseq

the live shots of jerusalem. we're seeing the flashes of red, strikes missiles going over the heads of tel aviv. we saw the plumes of smoke earlier on, still not quite clear whether that is israel's iron dome system, that air defence system intercepting strikes or whether it something more serious. we continue to also hear, you talk about the sirens across tehran. we're hearing those sirens across tel aviv, the sirens across jerusalem. our understanding is we're also getting reports, once again i will attribute this to the afp news agency, the first responders and central israel say there have been seven people injured after an iran missile attack. once again, this is afp news agency saying that seven people have been injured in central israel after an iran missile attack. obviously, we await that emergency session of the un security council. it just feels like what we're witnessing on the ground is worlds away from any potential diplomacy. yet it something that iran actually called for for the un security counci

we saw some further drones coming here in jerusalem. most of those seem to have been intercepted, but we are also seeing early reports of a possible direct hit on haifa which is a coastal city in the north of israel, an important and strategic port, but also reports of further missiles fired towards tel aviv as we saw yesterday evening. we have seen further reports across the country. israel meanwhile continuing strikes across iran and it has talked about wanting to target nuclear sites, military sites. it has warned iranians who live near military construction areas, essentially places where weapons might be made, to evacuate, a pre-emptive warning that they may well strike some of those targets. they have even talked about hitting a target 2000 kilometres away from israel, a refuelling plane, and that is a symbolic announcement they made because it suggests that israel is now target to able to target things far away from their borders. they talked about clearing a path to tehran and they want to perhaps show that the air defence syste

lights have been seen above the skies in jerusalem. we can see if we can speak to ione wells, the bbc correspondent in jerusalem. there are reports of strikes there. what can you tell us? that's right, in the last couple of minutes we heard emergency alerts here in jerusalem, meaning israel is expecting further retaliatory attacks here. we have seen some indications of that in the sky both here in jerusalem and also in tel aviv from colleagues there, although israel has said most have been intercepted. iran have confirmed they have struck israel again this evening with a combination of drones and missiles. we have heard strong rhetoric from both sides this evening too. israel's prime minister has had very clearly that tehran will in his words, burn if iran fires more missiles towards israel. he has also said that israel will soon have fighter jets in the sky over tehran and they will be hitting all major targets of the ayatollah regime. that is significant because firstly it shows a certain confidence from the israeli side after they w

the targets of these attacks are haifa, tel aviv and occupied jerusalem. the zionist regime's channel 12 has announced that it was an unusual event that iranian missiles hit their targets in haifa without any prior warning. this new image that you are seeing now is related to. the widespread devastation and widespread destruction and high levels of destruction that have occurred in these areas. israeli news sources announced that the casualties from these attacks will be high , especially since this unusual incident also occurred, that these missiles hit without any warning and after that sirens sounded throughout the occupied territories. news sources previously announced that in this wave of iranian missile attacks on targets in the occupied territories , 30 missiles were launched. news sources also reported that missiles hit new targets in haifa and widespread fires. news sources reported that more than 30 missiles were fired. channel 12 of the israeli regime announced it is an unusual event for iranian missiles to hit their targets in the occupied terr

i would like to say that it concerns the two cities of tel aviv and jerusalem, which iranian missiles have hit, thank god. our country's armed forces have emphasized this time and again. any adventurism by the zionist regime will be responded to decisively. the supreme leader of the islamic revolution , whose television message you heard a few minutes ago, had said that the evil, despicable, and terrorist zionist regime made a big mistake and error, the consequences of which will make it miserable. well, as is clearly evident in the images , and smoke has risen from the two cities of tel aviv and jerusalem, this is what it means. that the iranian missiles hit exactly where they were intended , and this means that the missiles passed through the defense layers of the zionist regime and the united states, as well as allied countries , and successfully hit the target. well, dear and respected viewers, the images that you are now seeing are of the two cities of tel aviv and jerusalem , where iranian missiles hit these two cities . as is clear, smoke rose from these two cities, and this me

in the sky of occupied jerusalem and in the sky of the port city of haifa in the occupied territories , and the success of iranian missiles hitting military targets in the occupied territories in the studio , we rely on the host, mr. dr. manouchehr mottaki , former minister of the islamic republic of iran, minister of foreign affairs , and currently a member of the islamic consultative assembly , to whom i greet you. good evening. you are very welcome, mr. doctor, to this part of the khabar network program. i greet you. in the name of god, the most gracious, the most merciful. i congratulate you on this very dear night, i congratulate and condole the martyrdom of the dear ones who created power for our country and our nation in the two fields of defense and science , the brave, pure and... sincere commanders who were the flocks of the islamic revolution. i had the opportunity to be associated with some of these dear ones in the field of foreign policy activities for the past 40 years. they truly completed their love for the province with martyrdom , completed their love for this natio

of occupied jerusalem .you feel when you pass through the qalandia checkpoint? i feel miserable . i'm always afraid that my mother will die and i won't be able to reach her. this is how i feel . i think about my daughter and son 24 hours a day. if they need me to be stuck here in traffic for at least 3 or 4 hours. you have to ask them if you can go or not, that's important to them. yes, it's like you have to ask them if you can enter jerusalem and jerusalem or if you can return to your city or not. but this physical system is just the beginning. here, technology is at the service of crime. now, in the era of decisive wars in the international system, artificial intelligence has become an effective reform in the military, intelligence and even media sectors, and the owners of this technology can use it in the field of work. to visit we go to a palestinian digital rights activist. he explains to us new dimensions of the crimes of this regime. he tells us what this thinking that is being written in israel about

explosions in the skies above tel aviv and jerusalem tonight. iran and israel have continued to launch air strikes against each other for a third day. the leaders of both countries have warned of further retaliation for the killing of civilians. president trump says meetings are taking place to try to end the conflict. he says the two sides should, and will, make a deal. iranian media report that at least 128 people have been killed in israeli attacks, while at least 10 israelis were killed in iranian strikes overnight. britain's prime minister says a summit of g-seven leaders in canada will offer a chance to make the case for easing the conflict between israel and iran.

they are taken to the city of jerusalem and turned around.n they are returned to deir yassin and... they massacre everyone and the number of victims will never be known. it is not clear. unlike the reporters who arrive in deir yassin a few days later, after the traces of the crime have been cleared and with a delay , the news of the incident spreads quickly throughout palestine. the people are terrified and flee. that's right. the british were monitoring the events the whole time , picking at the things left by the people and cleaning up the traces of the war. finally, england announces that it will withdraw its forces from palestine. the arabs are taken by surprise. the zionists , who are aware of all the details and events, take advantage of the opportunity . they hold a meeting the establishment of israel within the palestinian territory is announced to everyone. america is the first to recognize israel. weizmann writes that it was the palestinian resistance that delayed the implementation of the plans . after the british left, the haganah

jerusalem, and jerusalem then, then in moscow everything was not very good, everything was rather gloomy there, on the contrary, it was warm, fun. emilian zakharov studied in the third medical together with revazov and nosik, but he never left moscow, having plunged headlong into omot the wild nineties. i had a very close friend, a very close friend, ilya metkov, he was killed. at that time he was a very big businessman, probably, who would have become one of the great oligarchs there, well, alas, he didn’t live to see it, he was killed, i was involved in various businesses there, i had an absolute psychological breakdown, i realized that i couldn’t just walk around the city where we used to hang out together, i couldn’t, well, that’s it, that’s it, i couldn’t, and i left for france, where, in fact, i had. well, the first last in my life binge. after coming out of the binge, zakharov returned to russia with the idea of creating an internet provider with democratic prices. he called nosik and revazov, then dryavtsev and lebedev, and that's how the legendary cityline appeared. yegor shuppe

this is jerusalem at the moment. we also have these images coming into us live from tel aviv as well. those ongoing air raid sirens. let's just bring in at the moment noga tarnopolsky, a journalist with two decades of experience covering the middle east. , if you can hear the sirens? yes, there have been massive, massive sonic bunes, really outside my window. sonic booms. and now we are hearing air raid sirens ahead of expected possible missile landings in this region, yes. how loud are those blasts compared to what you've been hearing in israel over the past week? the blasts are very loud, no matter what. they sound like sonic booms, they sounds like war booms. what they are in general are high in the sky above us, the boom of two bombs exploding together - the israeli air defence intervening to intercepting an incoming missile. i don't know if this time we are talking about - there are some booms now does make whether we're talking about incoming drones. maybe if i'm quiet you may be able to hear the booms. did you

and here are some images from occupied jerusalem. occupied jerusalem is also in danger tonight from being hit by iranian missiles, and the residents of occupied jerusalem will also go through a night of anxiety and crisis tonight . all residents of the occupied territories in haifa, in occupied jerusalem , in tel aviv , in ashdod will go through special conditions tonight . you are watching live images from occupied jerusalem. a few minutes ago, channel 12 of the zionist regime announced that a number of missiles had apparently hit the negev desert, and now the media is waiting for the arrival of the sirens after hearing the sound of the siren. the missiles are flying in the sky of occupied jerusalem, tel aviv, and various areas in the occupied territories. as you are watching these live images from the news network, mr. simiari is also present in the studio and the various stages have been implemented so far . they will analyze for us the promise of ahmadiyyat sadegh for us . well, we were witnessing a wave of missile attacks until

and one south of jerusalem. we don't know the nature of those sites, you know, time remind our viewers that there is various very heavy restrictions really on, and sharing information or videos from those impact sides. in fact, there is a punishment of imprisonment for those who defy those and military censorship orders. but what we're seeing from eye witnesses, what we're hearing from people in israel and the occupied westbank as a non stop sirens for 35 minutes and loud explosions of attempts of interception for impacts including one very loud in the vicinity of jerusalem, south of jerusalem to be more exact, but of course we will continue to look for visual confirmation, right, and more information about what exactly was targeted as you said, new or heavy restriction. so difficult really to ascertain at this point what's been hate and the extent of the damage. but in the last 10 days or so, more than 10 days or now we have seen extensive damage done to is really buildings to is really military side. so. so th

she is a live in jerusalem. thank you very much for joining us. we mentioned that there have been some deaths overnight from these missiles that i've gotten through the defence systems that israel has a. how do you think that will affect the people of israel. many of them have had to go to shelters over 90? good morning. i think it is going to have a very significant effect. israel is a society still insure ma from what happened on october 7-20 23 and the fact that the nation failed to protect its borders and its citizens and those images from back in 2023, from a granny being pulled out of her bed in her 90s. i think israeli hostages are rescued, this would part of the israeli experience. why did we see this morning? a granny been killed in her own bed by an iranian missile. a two-month-old being rescued by a police officer. these images are having a very major effect. this is in addition to the fact that three similes have been killed in the last 12 hours ago in a rainy any retaliation to israel and israelis are exhausted and have very little fa

missile defence systems were also activated over jerusalem. israeli media reported several impacts across the country, including the military sites. a direct hit to this building reportedly left people trapped inside. israel began striking iran overnight. the nuclear enrichment site at natanz was one of the first to be hit. a target for israel's prime minister for decades, hit in what he said was a last chance to stop iran making a nuclear bomb. air defences, missile sites, nuclear scientists and military leaders, including the head of iran's armed forces, wiped out in a series of nationwide strikes. an attack involving 200 fighter planes, working with covert intelligence teams inside iran. these pictures from israel's spy agency are said to show commandos firing at the missile launcher during this morning's attack. there prime minister said the clock on iran's nuclear ambitions had run out. moments ago, israel launched operation rising lion, a targeted military operation to roll back the threat to israel's very survival. this operation will c

for example, jerusalem, where i am, looks quite ordinary, actually. despite the fact that most restaurants are open for takeaway, only for takeaway, offices have switched to remote work, there are a lot of people on the streets. the situation is completely different, for example, in tel aviv in the north of the country in the haifa area, where rockets hit residential buildings and restricted areas, the frequency of shelling there is much higher, and people are much more sensitive to the instructions of the rear command and are afraid to go outside once again. in the terehoviv metro, the city hall has set up a kind of camp for those who want to wait out the night shelling there. i personally know people who continue to work remotely and go to the shelter to sleep all night so as not to disrupt the daily routine. the war has caught more than 100,000 israelis abroad, their evacuation has already begun since that day, it is going by sea. from cyprus by air from continental europe, the evacuation is carried out by israeli air carriers and sea cruise ship c

dan johnson is in jerusalem for us. we will talk about developments when it comes to those strikes between israel and iran in a moment, but i just wanted to briefly ask you about that developing news we are getting in from gaza where the civil defence agency is saying that a number of people who gathered at an aid distribution site were killed. i want if you could tell us any more that you know on that, please. -- i wondered if you could tell us any more. you'll macro the civil defence and gaza, run by hamas, said 15 people gathered near an aid distribution site have been shot by israeli forces. israel has not yet responded to that claim. there is no information from the israelis. the civil defence and gaza say that 15 palestinians who were gathered at one of the sites that has been set up by the gaza humanitarian foundation, that is the us backed, israeli backed organisation that came into gaza two or three weeks ago now to take the place of organisations like the un in distributing aid. it is those sites that we have

jerusalem and the dome of the rock are located in that area of jerusalem. so we have to pay some attention to the fact that there are security institutions , administrative institutions, i don't know , the prime minister's office, various places are also located there. so we are witnessing a similar situation in this case . so the second issue is the transfer of the battlefield outside the occupied territories . this is also the second ben-gurion doctrine that has disappeared . the third issue is creating an internal consensus . now there is no internal consensus . in the past five years, four elections were held and a stable government could not be formed. netanyahu, for the sake of what is said in the occupied territories and other politicians , was a charlatan in the first round . after the elections, because he did not win a majority , he formed a coalition with his opposition forces . it was agreed that there would be a rotating prime ministership, meaning that netanyahu would be in power for one year , the first year, and the second year , the leader

our correspondent is in jerusalem and gave us this update. a wake-up call for a people across israel, at 5am the first alerts came through on the phone. the sirens did not sound in jerusalem, but across israel there were six waves of irani and missile attacks, all ahead of the ceasefire deadline. but after the ceasefire had been announced, so israelis were only just reading the news that apparently a ceasefire was to come into place, but at the same time they were feeling the effect of continued iranian attacks and that has led to the damage that we have seen in the south of israel, where those four people were killed, there have been other strikes around the country as well. but since the deadline time of seven a:m., the skies above israel had been quiet. it appeared that the iranians had stopped firing and it was shortly after that that the israelis confirmed that they too had signed up for this ceasefire deal and would respect it, but in that, they threatened forceful response to any violation. and we have seen that single missile that was

live in jerusalem. thank you very much. our correspondent jake kwon has been following developments on the us reaction from washington. i asked him about president trump's strategy on this issue. the washington's message, and washington's position on this matter has been evolving in the past 24 hours. yesterday, we heard almost immediately after the strike from the secretary of state, marco rubio, saying that this was all israel's doing. that the americans had nothing to do with it, essentially distancing themselves from the israelis attack. now we're waking up to finding president trump more openly embracing this attack on the israelis. in a series of interviews with american media today, president trump was calling this attack an excellent attack. and he also praised the great american equipment that the israelis are using now. at the same time, president trump seems to be believing that this attack that the iranians have suffered is going to help pressuring the iranians to deliver this nuclear deal that he's been looking

from jerusalem to genin. everywhere, palestinians confined, fragmented, suffocating under this occupation. under the pretext of securing the occupying power, israel is threatening the very survival of the occupied people. the only way forward is ending the occupation and the violence once and for all. palestine is committed to nonviolence in words and deeds. it condemned attacks against all civilians without distinction, palestinians and israelis. it is reaffirmed its commitment to the two state solution. on the basis of the relevant u.n. resolutions and the other peace initiative. it was ready to cooperate fully and still is with the international conference on the peaceful settlement of the question of palestine and the implementation of the two state solution, shared by saudi arabia and france and it started by commitments from president abbas to president macron in the conference in saudi arabia and we are acting upon these commitments but we also have rights that need to be upheld and that is what the le

jerusalem is the name of the city that they changed to jerusalem, and in fact, they placed all their government places and main headquarters in jerusalem, up to the bangorian airport and other areas that exist . in the first statement of the irgc issued on this issue, the irgc clearly announced in the first phase of the morning that we are targeting areas. these are sensitive intelligence and security locations of the regime, so when the images are shown, of course, they try very hard to prevent the images from being published , but the part that is published is also very, very high. well, the regime during these years, with operations that the islamic resistance usually carried out, with a warhead of 3 to 4 kilograms, sometimes even less than a kilogram , those were actually missiles or rockets, but at this stage they themselves admitted that at one stage they witnessed the landing of a missile with a warhead of one and a half tons, and this that is, the volume of damage is very large and... it has affected the enemy's computational power. the next point that exists and is among the

ici, à jérusalem, on a entendu ces interceptions au-dessus de nos têtes. se multiplient depuis 4 jours. les israéliens n'y sont pas habitués. quand il y a des tirs de roquette attribués au hamas ou au hezbollah, ils sont quasiment systématiquement interceptés. quand ils ne sont pas, ils font des dégâts pour la stratégie iranienne et saturent la défense antiaérienne israélienne. l'immense majorité des missiles iraniens sont interceptés, mais il y a de temps en temps des impacts qui expliquent ce bilan de plus de 20 morts du côté israélien, et d'environ 400 blessés. ce qui est certain, c'est que la situation est difficile à vivre pour les israéliens. les écoles sont fermées ainsi que les espaces aériens. personne ne sait ce qui va se passer dans les prochains jours. - elisabeth allain: merci pour cette réaction depuis jérusalem. les israéliens ont l'habitude d'être protégés par le dôme de fer. ils peuvent bénéficier du soutien de leurs alliés dans la région. on ne le voit pas, mais ils sont présents, comme les bases américaines. 24 morts côté israélien, c'es

and the idea is that the russian federation firmly condemns this action of west jerusalem. this is a direct consequence of the permissive ness of western countries who have been consciously and methodically escalating anti ronnie and hysteria for months, both in the united nations security council and, and the board of governors of the i a, a well that spring in our take contribution carl john crocker to see you. russia and china there in new york strongly condemning israel is attacked on iran western powers warning that they will defend israel from really in retaliation despite of course west jerusalem striking 1st. why has it been such should divergence of opinion on defense in your well, this is not to be, i expected you wrong, is a full member of the brakes. and china for both china and russia actually use or veto i a vote to say, ensure you're wrong because they saw this rightly as a pretext for military action. just like the w and d was for iraq. war and china is the largest purchase of drawn in oil and gas. and the last thing, i mean the, there's one thing china real

friday morning in jerusalem. as you look live at the skyline, there are 100 iranian drones have been launched towards israeli airspace. we understand from the idf that israeli forces are taking down many of those drones. the jordanian air force also helping to defend israel. right now as iran launches its retaliatory strikes. after israel, of course, took down so much of iran's nuclear infrastructure, as well as six of its nuclear scientists, three of its military commanders, we now bring in director of the center for middle east and international law at george mason university, professor eugene kontorovich. professor, great to have you back with us. as you hear now about the defensive systems going to work on behalf of israel and the jordanians stepping in to help as well. how confident are you that israel has the ability to beat back anything? iran launches at it now in what is, of course, phase two of this conflict. >> israel has been planning for this for obviously a very long time. i think they know what to

he's in jerusalem. the image on the left is tel aviv, which i believe is the largest city in israel. these two cities are separated by 40 miles. that's it. it's about a 50 minute drive on route one. then these are the two biggest cities in the country. it is not a large country, though it does. grab a lot of attention or on standby. i want to keep talking to brett mcgurk. brett, we've heard the saudis today condemning the attack. israel launched on iran, which, by the way, just for folks who aren't up to speed, saudi arabia and iran are constantly at war with each other through proxies in yemen, most recently, iran backing the houthis and the saudis backing the government of yemen. how does mbs, how do the saudi leaders actually, truly in their hearts, in your opinion, how do they really think about israel taking out the nuclear program and the military leadership of iran? >> i can't speak for them, but. >> just an educated. >> guess. >> pretty well educated guess. >> number one, they want to stay out o

and also that area south of jerusalem being perhaps the 1st time that it's impacted that we know of at, during this confrontation. ok, now we're going to pause and just do a recap. 4 of us were just joining us on audra 0. just past 8, g m t and yvonne has launched a new wave of miss size towards israel. air raid sirens has been sounding across several a c t's. 2 2 explosions have been heard throughout the israel. people have been instructed to take shelter until further notice is really media reporting. at least one of them is size made. in fact, in last sheesh south of jerusalem, early a v is really military said it had attack 6 airports across western and eastern as well as central iran strikes. i've also targeted the city of karma bod. this footage shows the moment and he's really drone was intercepted, hitting the ground and causing an explosion. iran says at least 10 members of his revolutionary guards were killed in sundays strikes, errands military has responded to us, strikes, targeting is nuclear facilities. it's now threatening serious consequence for the job. what you have d

live from jerusalem, this is bbc news. president trump cuts short his g7 trip over the escalating tensions in the middle east, saying he's not looking for a ceasefire, but "we're looking at better than a ceasefire". iran and israel exchange fire for a fifth day. reports of explosions and damage in central israel as the idf say iran fired 30 missiles this morning. meanwhile in iran there's also reports of explosions, damage and casualties as emergency services search through rubble after israeli strikes on tehran. i am lucy hockings in london. also in the programme... in gaza, witnesses and rescuers say israeli forces have killed more than 51 palestinians and wounded many more after opening fire near an aid distribution site. give it to wait and die from hunger, or to go and be killed in a conflict zone. this is what most of the people in gaza are saying. one of the deadliest attacks on the ukrainian capital since the start to the war - at least 15 people and over 100 are wounded in russian strikes. these are live pictures

evgeniya, thank you very much, from jerusalem, we had a correspondent in touch with us.the us involvement in the israel-iran conflict is quite high, according to an associated press analyst. on the way back from canada, trump made it clear that in his opinion the time for diplomacy has passed, so we are left with the second option, namely to get involved in helping israel attack iran. it is obvious that the israelis need help with the fardoo uranium enrichment plant first and foremost, since it is built under a mountain. they cannot go there. to get close, for that you need 30,000 pound, 13.5 ton penetrating bombs, which only the american b2 strategic bombers can carry. the iranians, of course, are not happy about what is happening, israel is beating them up, they are not yet ready to beg for mercy and say, well, well, that's enough, we surrender, and it is not very likely that this will happen, that they will find themselves in this position or allow it. they say that they will be happy to return to the negotiating table with the united states, but they will do so only

that is a live shot above jerusalem. iranian state tv claiming 100 missiles were launched, mainly targeting tel aviv and the northern port city of haifa in israel. israel announcing just after 11 o'clock that while intercepting missiles it was targeting tehran, confirming that an oil depot in tehran has been hit. you are watching bbc news. live from washington, this is bbc news. iran launches another barrage of retaliatory strikes against israel - as it calls off planned talks with the us over its nuclear programme. a manhunt is under way in minnesota for a suspect in the "politically motivated assassination" of a state lawmaker. and washington gears up for a rare military parade to celebrate the army's 250th birthday. hello, i'm caitriona perry. we are monitoring three major stories at this hour.

let's head back to jerusalem. we were listening to the representative they are at the eu initial while ago and we will play that clement -- clement again in a moment or two but he was repeating what the idf and said earlier in the day which was that israel perceived that there was a realistic threat imminent. that is their position as to why they lost as a tack. but the truth is that over decades, benjamin netanyahu has wanted to do action like this. yeah, that's right was of this is something that benjamin netanyahu is been talking about since the 1990s, not just about the threat of a nuclear weapon from iran being imminent but a desire to neutralise them. it seems that now the prime minister felt emboldened to try to do so. if you say, netanyahu shortly after the strikes were made last night said that his justification for this was that iran had now kind of developed a nuclear material sufficient to make nuclear weapons, enough to make nine nuclear bombs. now iran is always continuously denied than its nuclear c

they were also reported in jerusalem. these are the live pictures from jerusalem. israeli media say that three people have been killed and dozens have been wounded since the iranian counter attacks began. we know that the idf are saying that they have been carrying out further strikes on iran after that original unprecedented air assault on iranian nuclear and military sites. noga tarnopolsky is a reporter with two decades experience covering israel and the middle east. she said these strikes will have a profound effect on the people of israel. i think it's going to have a very significant effect. israel is a society still in trauma from what happened on october 7th, 2023, and the fact that the nation failed to protect its borders and its citizens and those images from back in 2023 of, you know, a granny being pulled out of bed by terrorists in her nightie. those have really stayed with israelis. and i think until the israeli hostages are rescued, they will be part of the israeli experience. so what did we see this morning? uh, a granny killed in her own bed by an

jerusalem, all targets in iran will be hit. evgeniya. thank you very much from jerusalem.correspondent dan goldman was in touch with us. donald trump has effectively abandoned the idea of a diplomatic settlement, so the likelihood of the united states entering the conflict with israel. on the way back from canada, trump made it clear that in his opinion the time for diplomacy has passed, so we are left with the second option, namely to help israel attack iran. obviously, first of all , the israelis need help with the fardoo uranium enrichment plant, since it is built under a mountain, and the israelis cannot get to it. for this, they need 3,000-pound penetrating bombs. the iranians, of course, are not happy with what is happening, israel is beating them up, they are not yet ready to beg for mercy and say that , well, perhaps enough, we surrender, and it is not very likely that this will happen, that they will find themselves in this position or allow it this. they say they would be happy to return to the negotiating table with the us, but they will only do so after israel

dan johnson in jerusalem for us.lets speak to azadeh moaveni, associate professor of journalism at new york university. thank you for joining us on bbc news. as we heard from dan there, things seem to be escalating. is your perspective of someone who watches iran very closely, what do you think the calculations are on iran at a government level at the moment? we know that there are pre-negotiations going on, there are intermediaries who are trying to broker some sort of preliminary talks. excuse me. ahead of a possible return to the negotiating table. there is a meeting of iranian diplomats and the e3 on friday. but i think for any of that to be feasible, for talks to be restarted, from the iranian side there would be a clear expectation that the bombing would stop first. i think it is impossible that iran would be willing to go back to the table and resume where they had left off when israel attacked iran while this fighting continues, if the nuclear facility at fordo is bombed. so that its frantic diplomatic activi

the reports from one safe haven and a jerusalem neighborhood for the last hours. and he's real house being absolutely turbulent, twice. and the ro, phones across the country lead tough with alerts warning of incoming me solve right from the wrong. the idea of confirmed that dozens of real kids were launched toward israel. so the exact number remains unclear at this time. the home phones combined are just civilians to stay near protected spaces, avoid gatherings and enter shelters. upon hearing sirens and the sirens were everywhere, including here in jerusalem. we rushed to shelters twice. the 1st time was tense, but relatively calm. well, the 2nd, the walls literally showed the army. now reports of the 3rd wave, we are se near the protected area as the instructed by the on, in this neighborhood, the, with relatively new buildings. there are so called safe rooms in every house with 4 to 5 holes and strong doors, but there are also public shelters have like this one that i'm going to show you right now. so here is to like this. it's right here and you can find addre

la réponse de stéphane amar à jérusalem. - stéphane amar: il y a 2 volets à cette stratégie.t les installations nucléaires, militaires, mais aussi les dépôts de carburant. ils veulent paralyser d'une certaine manière le pays pour qu'il cède sur le dossier du nucléaire et qu'il s'engage dans les négociations ouvertes avec les etats-unis à ne pas acquérir l'arme nucléaire. 2 volet moins avoué, mais dont on parle beaucoup en israël, le volet politique. de nombreux dignitaires ont été durement touchés. les israéliens, même s'ils ne le disent pas explicitement, seraient favorables à un renversement du régime. ils ont beaucoup d'alliés sur place, dans l'opposition et dans la diaspora, qui encouragent israël à aller au bout et à faire tomber le régime. cela reviendrait pour israël à instaurer un nouveau type de relation avec l'iran, à revenir à la situation d'avant la révolution islamique, où israël et l'iran avaient des relations pacifiques et développaient des programmes militaires communs. - judith grimaldi: 3e jour de guerre entre israël et l'iran. l'escalade continue et les cib

then we went to jerusalem and shows you how diverse, jerusalem i'm sure you been to jerusalem.ve. here you have all the religions of the world in one place the difference between the muslim community and its street. everybody lives are in harmony. it is a wonderful place that's pretty much the whole state. going to jerusalem and spending time there. then that night was the first time we got alarms. the next day was supposed to be the pride event. the alarm started going off all of my people handling me were in hotel rooms right next to me, they came raining and grab all your stuff and we get onto the safe room. in the shelter we have israelis and americans we have muslims and everybody. right below in my hotel room is a mosque you people don't realize muslims of theirs and christians lived there but it is a jewish state run by the jewish faith. it is a very diverse country and unfortunately, the next day was the pride event. it was obviously canceled with literally thousands of people had come in from all over the world, the second largest pride event in the world takes place i

on va retrouver notre envoyé spécial à jérusalem dans un instant.in nétanyahou: félicitations, président trump. votre décision courageuse de cibler les sites nucléaires iraniens grâce à l'incroyable puissance des etats-unis va changer l'histoire. avec l'opération rising lion, israël a fait des choses vraiment incroyables, mais avec l'action de ce soir contre les sites nucléaires iraniens, les etats-unis se sont surpassés. ils ont fait ce qu'aucun autre pays sur terre n'aurait pu faire. le président trump et moi disons souvent: "la paix p