there was a lot of criticism of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the way he was handling the war in gaza, and the view that it's dragging on kind of for his own political survival. and you see that criticism really heavily in the mainstream media, the left-wing media, not so much the right-wing media. the second israel kind of goes and decides to launch an attack on iran, and netanyahu, i will say, has a tendency to pursue kind of, um, favourable public policy, you see, kind of across the board, this kind of excitement and cheerleading and kind of view that this was a good thing. and for netanyahu, you know, we can talk a lot about his calculations, but this was a fantastic distraction from all of the criticism that he has kind of been receiving since october 7th, before october 7th. just on the eve of this, he himself kind of being able to escape a pretty significant threat to his own ruling coalition. and there was even a presenter, wasn't there, comparing him to churchill and other big figures? yeah, we've seen that a lot in right-wing media. one broadcaster said that by striking iran

and gaza, for example, or the fact that more than 50000 children had been killed or wounded there, the post war eventually taken down, as well as this one from canada as prime minister at the time. a candidate denounces the rodney and resumes barbaric decision to impose the death penalty when nearly 15000 protest this. these breakthrough run ends with fighting for the human rise. and we continue to stand united inset, both of them and united against the regimes. he knew his actions a little bit of fact checking would go a long way, but he just went along with the west fantasies which were also turned into a whole tech talk campaign. calling to hold the executions. by the time the claim was debunked, it was already too late. people had formed their opinions on the matter and spread that sage news like wild fire. no amounts of reports from mainstream media could rectify the mistake. note that there were many, of course, the widely shared claim that the iranian regime has committed to executing $15000.00 detain, protesters is not true. please stop sharing it uranian regime is horrific. br

he was a prominent voice in protests at columbia university against israel's conduct in gaza. instead the administration invoked a rare immigration law to claim his views threatened american foreign policy. a federal judge ordered that the syrian-born palestinian be freed. mr khalil is a legal us resident and has not been charged with any crime. he spoke to journalists after he arrived in new jersey, nobody iqbal was there. he was accompanied by his wife and they were both pushing a problem with his newborn son. a son that was born when he was in detention. he was one of the more high profile voices during those anti-war protests we saw spread across us campuses last year. he was detained back in march and when he arrived at the airport he was greeted by a group of friends who cheered him. i asked him, given that the trump administration wanted to keep him detained, what was his message for president trump? just the fact that i'm here is the message. the fact that all the attempts to suppress protest palestine voices has failed. this is my message, my existence is the message.

he totally ran circles around president biden in the gaza war. whether or not you believe that donald trump actually knew about israel's plans to strike iran, the president is on the record telling the american people, i did not want israel to do this. so if you take a step back, the american president has acknowledged one of two things. either he lied to the american people when he came out the day before or the day two days before and said, i don't want israel to attack iran. i don't think that's a good idea. we want to give diplomacy a chance. he campaigned on that. he said he doesn't want to start another war, or he was in on it with netanyahu and was lying to the american people, or he was being dog walked by netanyahu, meaning he did not know. netanyahu doesn't respect him. he knows that he can launch this war and drag america with him into this war, and certainly drag president trump with him into this war. and in either way, it makes the american president look really, really bad. either he's being dog walked by netanyahu or he lied to th

israel's recent strikes on iran follow their operations in lebanon and gaza. that also took out key military and political leaders, yahya sinwar, the leader of hamas, pictured here in gaza in this now infamous drone video seconds before his assassination. but the civilian toll once again prompts questions around israel's proportionality and decision making on striking targets in such densely populated areas. katie polglase cnn, london. >> still ahead tonight, the palestinian activist at the center of a long running deportation fight arrives home after three months in custody. why? he says his fight isn't done yet. >> billionaire boys club premieres sunday, july 13th on cnn dad is a legend who can we thank for that? >> let ancestry help you piece together your story with a family history, membership and detailed dna results. start today at ancestry. >> i brought. >> in ensure max protein with 30g of protein. >> those who tried me felt. >> more energy. >> in just. >> two weeks. >> here, i'll take. >> that. >> in. sure. max protein 30g protein, one gram sugar and

they fear that runs attacks may prevent the return of captives being held in gaza, protest, or say the conflict as drawing attention away from the fate of the captains. i don't know why nathan jo has started the war with the run. i don't really care. i care about one issue and that's the issue of the hostages. and as far as i'm concerned that this issue is now neglected because the government of israel and the entire world is now looking at what's going on between israel and the run. and people have forgotten about the hostages. there still 53 hostages in health. god for over 600 years. more than 20 of them are still alive. it's urgent that we bring them now back home under. and as we meant things, the ones that are live here, back home, and the ones that are not the live anymore scenarios for a 2nd straight day, thousands of people have rallied in the rocks capital in solidarity with iranians. supporters are demanding that the government stop is real and its allies from using a rocky air space and soil to launch attacks on its neighbor. we'd have to do what had reports from the protes

it is rather the committee in gaza. they have failed to find a narrative and a set of actions that make them any think that was relevant in a world in which the international multi lateral architecture and the international legal structures still have any salience. and they have done that yet again, because as you note, there are things to do with i a safe guard protocols up for states getting the m p t who do have a right to super union richmond. what do you, what has done is extremely dangerous, and that respect to a violation of those safe cods. it's violated the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the, not the state. again, a violation of the un shot. so it hits layer upon layer of, you know, this not being a serious set of actors and i think world increasingly sees it like when they ever talk about those notes. and i do see most of the rest of the world, just as they have voted in a different way and un garza does not want to see the kind of radical lising destabilizing actions. all these really state knows th

the genocide still happening in gaza. palestinian across palestine. the u.s. government is funding this genocide. this is what i was protesting. this is what i will continue to protest with every one of you. not only if they threaten me with detention, even if they would kill me, i would still speak up for palestine. >> after 104 days in a louisiana ice detention center located more than 1000 miles from his home, mahmoud khalil, the pro-palestinian activist and former columbia university graduate student, is finally home. he landed in new jersey earlier today, where he was greeted by supporters, his wife and two month old son, whose birth he missed during his detention. immigration authorities arrested khalil back in march, making him the first of several student protesters high profile student protesters targeted by the trump administration, which has argued his activism undermines the foreign policy interests of the united states. joining us now, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos. he's also a criminal defense attorney.

the balloon then deflates and falls to the ground, an eyewitness told local media outlet jornal gaza that he saw two people fall from above and soon after, the basket broke and the balloon fell. the eyewitness also said that she ran to see where the balloon fell and saw two survivors. a woman covered in mud and in a state of shock, and a man with her who was limping, as well as two bodies. according to santa catarina governor georgina melo, eight people died and 13 others survived the crash. melo also said that the people of his state are in mourning, and called what happened a tragedy. brazilian president luiz inacio lula da silva expressed solidarity with the families of the victims and the survivors on his x account, the president said that he is making available whatever resources and support are necessary to help victims and local officials who are working on the rescue operation and care for the survivors. and finally, jessica, according to cnn affiliate cnn brazil, saturday's incident was the third number three involving a hot air balloon in the south american country in less

that'd been going on for the past. 48 hours, a significant increase in the drones attacks across the gaza. strip and for a lot of people, this is how do you feel about what's going on as soon as guys have been off the of the dash board, the sort of speak when the rising escalation between iran and israel is started to fold the to dominate the screens garza wins off the grid and these really monitors taken advantage of this distraction and carry out more of the deadly attacks. we've been able to count it through throughout the day. attacks by the hours either, either by the heavy artillery or by the throat, his truck just 2 hours the part of from this attack, from each other. one more attack was carried out in the city of tanya and is a 3 family member inside the tent. they were sheltering inside, attempted to set up for the past months, sheltering from the unpredictable falling bonds were killed. in a drone strike, bringing the disk go up to 31. 11 of, of these people were killed at distribution centers in the city as well as other areas where the gf, is, is operating. and in terms of how

centro de federal de inmigración en luisiana, dijo que piensa seguir protestando contra la guerra en gazaiones de combate podrían utilizarse en un ataque contra instalaciones nucleares iraníes en caso de que el presidente trump tome esa decisión. guillermo gonzález nos informa sobre la tensión en medio oriente . >> el 9.° día de guerra entre israel e irán. deja igual que los anteriores, una estela de destrucción y muerte en ambos países . una nueva oleada de ataques con misiles iraníes impactó los alrededores de haifa en israel, donde hubo grandes destrozos . cientos de israelíes permanecen confinados en refugios antiaéreos . hay israel confirmó la muerte de tres importantes líderes militares de la guardia revolucionaria iraní . los esfuerzos diplomáticos en europa no son suficientes ni producen resultados por el momento . el ministro de relaciones exteriores de israel dice que no cree que el régimen de teherán cambie su posición . >> frankly . >> was always skeptical was regard to diplomatic talks with the because they are misleading and even. until now we hadn't heard. anything from the

, accomplish process, the freight from us detention is about to keep competing against the will in gaza. a judge audit columbia university graduate must move police release, saying he was wrong, be held in louisiana. it was welcomed home by supporters in new jersey, the trump administration still aims to deport him bills if i as one of the leaders of bella ros. this opposition movement has been released from jail following almost 5 years behind bars said high as the handle sky was met by his wife's atlanta. on his release from jail, a total of 14 bella roost and political prisoners. i've been released with surprise move came alice, officer of the leader of available sex under lucas shanker. mentioned almost from special envoy, keith cullum, and menacing hospitality area. i talked to the front of the ciocca. he's the advisor, all see atlanta. see how this guy a the 2020 butler was opposition. presidential candidate. i'm the wife also. hey he, i asked him how said hey, was the doing now that he's out of jail? or he change the little. he looks like a different person, but he didn't change

he was a prominent voice in protests at columbia university against israel's conduct in gaza. a federal judge ordered that the syrian-born palestinian be freed. mr khalil is a legal us resident and has not been charged with any crime. instead the administration invoked a rare immigration law to claim his views threatened american foreign policy. mr khalil spoke to journalists after arriving in new jersey. this is what i was protesting, this is why i continue to protest with every one of you. not only have they threatened me with detention, even if they would kill me i would still speak up for palestine. again, i just want to go back and just continue the work that i was already doing, advocating for palestinian rights. a speech that should actually be celebrated rather than punished as this administration wants to do. mahmoud khalil at newark airport. our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, told us more about what mr khalil has been saying regarding his time in detention. he was understandably overjoyed when he arrived at the airport, he had his wife by his side and they

but they have forgotten about their own citizens who are still being held captive in gaza. so the hostage families for him said that they've organized several different rallies all over israel and not just in tel aviv, but they've also organize the sort of online campaigns. so that people can be part of it, posting it on several social media sites to really try and bring people back to the main focus that they have, which is the captive. so there hasn't really been word from these really government about how they're going to move forward. of course, before this entire conflict with it on started, we were still at a stalemate when it came to any sort of ceasefire negotiations. and now it seems we are just getting further and further away from the idea of not only cease fire and gaza, but the release of the remaining hostages and firefighters to be hemmed up 3 days into this 9 day war. he is ready on the issue just statement saying that iran was now the primary zone of a will fast as well. and that goes, that was the secondary one that was really seen as being a statement. fo

search and innovation, or any hope for us pressure to end israel's policy of starvation and killing and gaza. how is america changing? and where is it heading? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line revealing eco friendly solutions to come back to our planning on o g 0. what is the cost of the war between israel and they were continuing strikes and both countries are already draining their economies. and the global economy faces the threat of inflation. so what could be the outcome for longer conflict? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program on the bulk of israel and iran are in the 2nd week of conflict as well as inflicting damage on each other. both countries are putting their economies on destroyed. israel has already spent billions of dollars on its war on gaza, but it's up to it's spending considerably whether it's largely at base the tax on a ron. and by using its advance defense system to shoot down incoming missiles, iran was already struggling with effective use of sanctions. and now its oil and gas facilities are being hit, which also means a hit to its

is there any hope for us pressure to end israel's policy of starvation and killing and gaza? how is america changing? and where is it heading? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line revealing eco friendly solutions to come back to our planning on o g 0. what is the cost of the war between israel and they were continuing strikes and both countries are already draining their economies. and the global economy faces the threat of inflation. so what could be the outcome for longer conflict? this is inside story. the .

just as always, enormous pressure on these rarely government that really is conduct in the will in gaza, dot the thing attention from that. but now the protest is a back on the streets in small numbers, and israel tonight, protesting about the gospel and say why iran, what about the hostages? what about the campuses? yeah, well the caps is that have been conspicuously silent when it comes to these really media media and these radio far as he's now iran, however is continuing to send drones. what's the latest time age we say in israel? so on the south regularly as we have about 40 drones, the is riley say with a launch towards israel is rough as the world intersected. but it looks like at least desperate from one of them go through and sets off a fire as well, so they will move and $440.00 drones have been launched after it since the start of the whole on a similar number of mist files. one ought to get through these rarely say about 5 to 10 percent. gets through the, the ms. all protective systems, if any of those and some of those also a lot so deliberately it's a little while they're

mohammed walked eight hours with his father to a flour distribution point in gaza city. he finally collected two kilos of flour. but thieves attacked him and stole it. he says, i saw the journalist filming and i asked him to pass on my message to the world that i was robbed and i ate sand because i had no flour, and i was so depressed. >> in. >> mohamed's mother says she uses old dried bread used for animal feed, soaks it with water, and bakes it over and over to feed her children. his father says people are killing each other over a bag of flour. 5 or 6 individuals attack each other because people want to eat, and they have become monsters. due to the lack of food, mohammed and his family are only two of tens of thousands of starved palestinians, risking their lives to feed their families dozens have been killed by israeli fire this week as they waited for aid. hundreds since israel lifted an 11 week blockade on gaza in late may, allowing a trickle of aid in. according to the palestinian ministry of health, the israeli military says it operates to minimize harm to those

in new jersey, it sounds like he intends to continue speaking out and protesting against the israel-gaza conflict. if you were his lawyer, would you encourage that? i'm curious what your advice would be to him. >> he can't help himself. he's 30 years old and he's a frequent visitor to college campus as a 30 year old. and he led the protests, led the shutdown of buildings at columbia. and so to tell him that he has to go home and be silent is not who he is. but every time he does that, he increases the size of the target on his back. for the trump administration, they're going to make a priority out of it. so yes, he had the press conference today. he had aoc talking. and that was a win for him today. but i'm sure his lawyers would probably say, hey, can you quiet down and stay low for now because all you're doing is attracting attention and that attention could get you deported. >> i mean, look to your point that the trump administration, i mean, they really sought to kind of make him a poster child, right, for their so-called fight against antisemitism on college campuses. how do you se

the horrific murders in washington, dc last night mean that the war in gaza has now come to america. this is. a war by iran against israel which a war by iran against israel through a number of its armies. but it is a war by iran and iran has always been at war against america and the west war against israel is a part of that war against and the west. but america and the west have simply refused to see this. instead, after october seven, after the atrocities in october seven, when all decent people should have been entirely supportive and understanding of israel's terrible struggle to defend itself against forces which openly that they wish to exterminate it and to kill all jewish people. instead of that, the west turned against israel, represented it as the aggressor. the reason represented it as perpetrator of war. and the west has tolerated or even supported it enormous demonstrations against when we have seen the mobs in demonstrations chanting globalize the intifada or from the river to the sea palestine will be free our best and brightest in the west. said this is simply freedo

also a us who as a us citizen still is if i is far from over, the genocide is still happening and gaza. israel is still waging a full war against palestinian across palestine. the u. s. government is funding this genocide and columbia university is investing in this genocide. this is why it was process, think this is what i would continue to process with every one of you. not only if they said i didn't meet with retention, even if they were telling me i would still speak up what's out of sight the as well as kind of just continuing its attacks on policy and is trying to collect food from distribution points in gaza. is where the forces of killed at least 31 people on saturday, including 11 people waiting to get desperately needed supplies. those attacks took place of distribution centers from by the controversial us. i'm just writing the back goals that humanitarian foundation. that has accuse of weaponized in food when these 3 past scenes are killed and one of the latest attacks on the 8th, because that's where the forces opened fine energy at ship site and southern guns, a several ot

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the genocide is still happening in gaza. israel is still waging a full war against palestinian across palestine. the u.s. government is funding this genocide, and columbia university is investing in this genocide. >> and new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez was also there and spoke on khalil's return. >> mahmoud khalil was imprisoned for 104 days by this administration, by the trump administration, with no grounds and for political reasons, because mahmoud khalil is an advocate for palestinian human rights, he has been accused, baselessly of horrific allegations simply because the trump administration and our overall establishment disagrees with his political speech being taken is wrong. it is illegal. it is a violation of his first amendment rights. it is an affront to every american, and we will not allow and we will continue to resist the politicization and the continued political persecution that ice is engaged in. >> we are joined right now by nbc's vaughn hillyard, who joins us on the phone following the pre

is there a one as it says the water gaza? why is it bombing displeased? hungry morning time it is why as good as 200 people get it in 48 hours more, more than a 1000 casualties within 48 hours. for what other than a criminal project, a genocide continued to unravel. as for under the cover of the water against the one this, the st. assume that criminality is becoming to be too much minimum and they say that there are no words. it's meant to be so bad. but i actually mean, there are no words to describe what is what i just do. it didn't cost the shy, joining us that from paris, once again on monday, thanks and data lavariega of military intelligence as to informed decision making for national defense and stage of planning and involves the analysis of information regarding the much of capabilities of all the nations. but intel was the notable failing in the run up to the rock rule which falsely, they were supposed be based on the premise that a rock was stopped, pining weapons of mass destruction. as donald trump has said, he's keen to avoid making the same

the genocide is still happening in gaza. israel is still waging a war against palestinian across palestine. the u.s. >> government is funding this genocide, and. >> columbia university is investing in this genocide. not only if they threaten me with detention, even if they would kill me, i would still speak up for palestine. the fact that i am here, it's a message. the fact that all these attempts to suppress pro-palestine voices has have, have failed, now been in existence is a message to this administration. >> how does. >> it feel to be free? >> how does it feel. >> to be free. >> to be honest, i'm i'm still trying to comprehend that of course it feels great. i continued to advocate for palestinians, for the immigrants who are left behind in that facility. that 1200 men who all of them are incredible men who the trump administration are trying to portray as whether criminals, as i said yesterday, whether you are a citizen, an immigrant, anyone on this land, you're not illegal. that doesn't make you less of a human. and th

are putting their economies on destroyed. israel has already spent billions of dollars on its war on gaza, but it's up to it's spending considerably with it's largely asset base of tax on a ron. and by using his advance defense system to shoot down incoming missiles, iran was already struggling with the effective use of functions. and now it's oil and gas facilities are being hit, which also means a hit to its economy. so kind of to nation, sustain this conflict, which is likely to be worst effected and will the conflict eventually inflict damage on the global economy. we'll put these questions to our guests, but 1st imaging came back, tells us more. along with devastation will also comes but great expense is around repeatedly spend one point fi, $5000000000.00 in the 1st 2 days of attacks on their own. and this since estimated to be spending around 725000000 a day. that's of to already spending $67500000000.00 by the end of 2020 full on it's. we're on garza, the cost of all with a wrong is believed to be highest israel because of the use of its apples and sophisticated defense system. on

what i'm speaking to you from a, there's a war on iran while the execution camps go on in gaza. why? why indeed option and another u haul leak said out the back dropped to this? yes, we can stop by looking at what is riley's been doing over the last year. plus it's weakened, some of the determinants that, that iran is established. so it felt like this might be the time before around can to restore some of that even domestic capacity regarding it so spaced. but i think that one can look at military equation. one certainly shouldn't take too seriously what the is ready. government has been saying which is iran was not seen to. ready weaponized gets nuclear program, you quoted the policy gap, all of that. and neither the american nor any other intelligence agency in the world has made that designation these raise. it provided no evidence. so let's look elsewhere for the reasoning. and i think we don't have to look much feel, i mean, is it negotiate to yourself? connect i can, i'm sorry, go ahead. yeah. no. so just as a where i would, i don't think you go to far wrong. if you stop b

as the war in gaza continues, this new escalation threatens to shatter the delicate balance around ader conflagration with unimaginable consequences, risking drawing in more actors, further entrenching cycles of violence and making a peaceful resolution increasingly elusive. like the secretary-general, guyana firmly believes that dialogue, diplomacy, and adherence to international law are the only pathways to sustainable peace in the region. we call on all parties to immediately cease activities, de-escalate tensions, and return to the path of diplomacy. the root causes of this escalation must be addressed with urgency and the parties must work towards a comprehensive and lasting political solution that restricts the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all states in the region. colleagues, diana is also concerned about the possible humanitarian consequences and reiterate calls for all parties to respect international humanitarian law, particularly proportionality and precaution and ensuring the protection of civilians and civilian infrastructure. media reports indicate over 200

. >> the genocide is still happening in gaza.till waging a war against palestinian across palestine. the u.s. government is funding this genocide, and columbia university is investing in this genocide. this is why i was protesting. this is why i will continue to protest with every one of you, not only if they threaten me with detention, even if they would kill me, i would still speak up for palestine. i'm again. i just want to go back and just continue the work that i was already doing. advocating for palestinian rights, a speech that should actually be celebrated than rather than punished as this administration wants to do. but we'll take a few questions. >> you said that the. trump administration, they wanted. >> to keep him. what is your message to. >> just the fact that i am here? it's a message. the fact that all these attempts to suppress pro-palestine voices has had failed now. so this is the message my existence is a message. the palestinian resistance is a message to. do you. >> still ask. >> the question. >> how does it

despite his uncertain future he doubled down on his views about the war in gaza and said america has, quote, racist policies against immigrants. >> who should be detained, actually protesting a genocide, protesting their university, colombia university, investing in the genocide of the palestinian people. >> reporter: when the us district judge ordered khalil's release he said columbia university graduate student is not a flight risk or a danger to the community. continuing his detention was, quote, highly unusual. khalil, who is a lawful permanent resident, was arrested in march with the state department saying his activism was at odds with us foreign policy interest. the trump administration has already appealed khalil's release to the third circuit court of appeals and dhs rose on x it expect a higher court to rule in the fed's favor. >> the us government including the us secretary of state, marco rubio, will be the one who gets to say what is in the foreign policy interests of the united states. [sirens] mike: thanks very much, cb cotton. a one for trump, national guard can stay o

the generals are sold on gaza continues more than 200 pound of simmons have been killed in 2 days. the 9 days of conflicts talented by israel responded to via wrong and the casualties of mounting is where a strikes have killed more than $400.00 iranians, thousands the injured since as well began its campaign of assassinations and the tax last week overnight as well. once again, talk to one of the wrongs new test sites in the central city of s for hun. you and you can watch drugs as a centrifuge. manufacturing workshop was targeted and it says you have come the as rainy ami times and assassinated side as ology. a seem to come on to a v as nomic revelation regard. defense systems were activated in the port city of my shaw attacks on going. israel has expanded strikes of a nearby city of advise, as well as south west and iran to what is the latest pictures that we've been guessing from that it's the capsule of their owns main oil producing region cars as done prevents and that's near the board with the rock as well, so as it's debt, so targeting military installations. that's what he

he was a prominent voice in protests at columbia university against israel's conduct in gaza. a federal judge ordered that the syrian-born palestinian be freed. mr khalil is a legal us resident and has not been charged with any crime. instead the administration invoked a rare immigration law to claim his views threatened american foreign policy. this is the scene in newark airport, where he's due to give a press conference any time now. we'll bring that to you live when it happens. the husband of the exiled opposition leader of belarus has been released from prison, along with 13 other prisoners. svetlana tikhanovskya posted this video of her reunion with her husband sergei on x. she thanked members of the us administration, for their work in securing her husband's release, saying, "it's hard to describe the joy in my heart." sergei tikhanovsky, an influential blogger, was arrested in 2020, after announcing his plans to run for the presidency, and sentenced to 18 years in prison. his wife ran in his place and is widely considered to have won the election, but was forced to go

des palestiniens continuent d'être tués dans la bande de gaza: 12 personnes, dont 8 qui attendaient den militaire en ukraine. elles ont annoncé la prise de contrôle de la petite localité de zaporijjia, dans la région de donetsk, en ukraine. a ne pas confondre avec la ville de zaporijjia, connue pour sa centrale nucléaire et ses sites industriels. les forces russes disent aussi progresser dans la région frontalière de soumy. nous faisons le point sur ces offensives avec vous, emmanuelle chaze. vous êtes notre correspondante à kiev. ces avancées sont-elles avérées? -emmanuelle chaze: pour l'instant, comme il est de coutume lors des annonces du ministère de la défense russe, il n'y a pas de confirmation du côté de kiev, qui ne nie pas non plus la prise de cette localité. il s'agit d'une très petite localité. c'est un village traversé par une seule rue. la population avant-guerre était de 200 personnes. cette localité se trouve au sud de la ville pokrovsk, une ville très convoitée par les russes, car elle ouvrirait la route à l'armée de moscou vers l'oblast voisin. l'importance de cette pr

at that meeting the president of turkey 'strongly condemned' israel's attacks on iran and gaza. translation: with all of these attacks, the netanyahu government has once again proved that it is the biggest obstacle in front of regional peace. i strongly condemn israel's attacks on iran. on behalf of my country and my nation, i offer my condolences for our iranian brothers and sisters who lost their lives in israel's terrorist attacks, bombings, and assassinations. bbc turkish reporter emre temel told us that president erdogan has been having a busy few days of diplomacy. president erdogan had multiple phone calls with world leaders in the last nine days, he spoke with the us president trump twice and the iranian president twice as well. turkey seems to focus its diplomatic efforts by engaging with the us and regional powers, compared to the european countries. and turkey is extremely concerned about the potential spill-over effect of israel-iranian conflict, and doesn't want to see another wave of migration towards this border from iran. nato summit will be held in the netherlan

israel's recent strikes on iran follow their operations in lebanon and gaza. that also took out key military and political leaders, yahya sinwar, the leader of hamas, pictured here in gaza in this now infamous drone video seconds before his assassination. but the civilian toll once again prompts questions around israel's proportionality and decision making on striking targets in such densely populated areas. katie polglase cnn, london all right. >> with me now to talk more about the latest developments in the israel-iran conflict. is retired air force colonel cedric leighton. he is a cnn military analyst. colonel, great to see you. i wonder if this israel taking out key iranian officials, does this increase a retaliatory threats against whether it be advertently or inadvertently against the 40,000 plus american service people who are in the region? >> it's definitely possible, fredricka, and it's great to be with you again. one of the key things with the way the israelis have done this is they've clearly gone after what we call high value targets. and every si

he called the war in gaza a genocide and slamming the trump administration. >> it's long, very long overdues shouldn't have taken three months. the trump administration are doing their best to dehumanize everyone here, whether you are a u.s. citizen, an immigrant or just a person on this land doesn't mean that you are less of a human. >> and we're monitoring to see whether khalil makes any more public remarks here today. we know a welcome home rally has already been planned in the city for tomorrow. mike. mike: we'll track it. cb cotton live in new york city. cb, thanks a lot. an appeals court has sided with the trump administration ruling that the national guard can remain in los angeles to respond to protests there. this is a major demonstration is planned today at dodger stadium. madeleine rivera is here in the studio with the latest. >> a victory for president trump so now the administration bolstered by this ruling by the appeals court is adopting a wait and see approach how long the military will be in l.a. vice-president j.d. vance says they're wary about flareups. >> people can't ac

but now for the past, for 3 hours, the entire gaza strip has gone off the telecommunication, in great total blackout a due to the ongoing deliberate attacks on telecommunication division across this trip. the recent that is a major and telecommunication division in the northern part of this trip near jump out of that house, pushed the entire strip to go offline and without the proper communication with the in rising a try to challenge inside the hospitals and the other health facility that across the goddess trip and who coordinates their operations along with the, the world health organization and other international organizations are trying to maintain the minimum level of operations across these facility. and this is not just the only it tragedy unfolding. now there is also a sense that these really army is taking advantage of the distraction on the they verdes, the attention away from the pay out more deadly attack against palestinian. what are the are the food distribution centers? and by the way, this has been a daily routine, a pattern of ongoing, deliberate shooting and killin

what happened in syria, they've been watching what happened in gaza. and when, you know defense minister israel says we're going to implement the rules of south beirut to tehran. they know exactly what that means. and they're. >> not talking about decimating the hezbollah leadership. >> no, decimating the infrastructure and the residential buildings, destroying over 100,000 housing units in south lebanon and south beirut. i mean, the iranians know exactly. you know, maybe the first 24 hours they thought israelis are liberators. there is a segment of them they killed these bad generals who had suppressed us, who are awful. but then they saw that israelis are destroying civilian infrastructure. i mean, the majority of the targets that they've hit in and around tehran, across iran, in cities, et cetera., to iranian people in particular, these are not necessarily nuclear. that's definitely nuclear. they're definitely they're not nuclear sites. even if they are, even if they are military sites, they are not necessarily external combat military sites. these

he was a prominent voice in protests at columbia university against israel's conduct in gaza. a federal judge ordered that the syrian-born palestinian be freed. mr khalil is a legal us resident and has not been charged with any crime. instead the administration invoked a rare immigration law to claim his views threatened american foreign policy. millions of americans have been warned to prepare for extreme temperatures. a heat dome is already smothering the midwest and is expected to expand to much of the rest of the country over the coming days. spain and france have also seen soaring temperatures. temperatures in paris are above 30 degrees celsius, with the french weather agency reporting that the country is experiencing a heatwave. and an amber heat-health alert will remain in force in england until monday as temperatures are forecast to be about ten degrees above average for this time of year. the met office has issued separate warnings for thunderstorms over the weekend. sam harrison reports. it's not often the longest day of the year and the hottest day of the year so fa