w those facilities used by islamic revolutionary guard corps from iran and groups affiliated with it are used by and linked to dozens of attacks on american troops in neighboring iraq that have been 46 attacks against american troops and then there's this at least 14 civilians were wounded including one seriously when hezbollah launched an anti-tank guided missile from lebanon at civilians this missile hit the northern town of dovev on the border some of the civilians were electric company employees who are fixing lines the idf says it returned fire it struck the hezbollah cell behind the attack and another attack seven soldiers were wounded by a mortar near the northern community of minara we have live team coverage of all of this here on day 38 of the war against the mass let's first go to pia sachabak she's i-24 news correspondent southern israel pia there were some irons that went off just moments ago but i know all the focus is on the shefa hospital right alba the focus is on the shefa hospital and a few minutes ago we had the first alert for today after about 12 hours of calm here in two communities emrat and shuva a bit further down south ramas also very close to the gaza border and although the shefa hospital is in the focus of attention and are fighting the shefa hospital the biggest hospital that is located in gaza city we also do know that fighting continues in the northern part of the gaza strip and i'm going to step out of the frame for you to see that really large cloud of smoke arising here in the very northern part of the gaza strip you're looking into the neighborhood of betlahia behind that bet hanun right now this is the very northern tip of the gaza strip we're basically fighting began when the ground offensive began here and since then never really stopped and this is the area where israeli forces are calling upon civilians that are still located there to make their way south to travel to the southern part of the strip because this area specifically has gotten under heavy fighting basically since the beginning of this one specifically since the beginning of the ground offensive there so this humanitarian corridor has been existing for a number of days now and is also expected to open up today again in addition to that the israeli military is specifically calling upon people who are still sheltering in the shefa hospital in gaza city to leave if they're able to of course we're speaking about an unknown number of patients are also being treated there we are hearing from reports on the ground that the hospital is running out of water and all fuel the who the world health organization describes the situation there as dire on the brink of a catastrophe there now we do know that the israeli military says that it tried to supply the hospital with fuel with 300 liters of fuel the hospital director said that negotiations have not been taking place israel is saying that hamas prevents the hospital from accepting that fuel but the hospital director also said that much more than 300 liters are needed to really run the generators there especially new morn babies and incubators are endangered there as the fighting really it revolves around those hospitals israel says that hamas's control compounds are located specifically underneath civilian infrastructure such as school residential buildings and hospitals and the biggest one or one of the biggest command centers of hamas is expected to be underground underneath the shefa hospital and this is where we can expect the focus of fighting to to continue it great piaz talk about joining us live from the border with gaza thanks so much for joining us i want to continue our live team coverage of the war against hamas day 38 i'm joined in studio right now with colonel dr zhafton area he's a former deputy head of assessment of the israel military intelligence he's also the former foreign policy advisor to prime minister yitzhak rabbi and i'm also joined in studio by our own jonathan raga the i-24 news correspondent the senior defense correspondent here at i-24 news thanks very much for joining us let me start jonathan with the south where pia was where they're now building this this corridor to get more people to come down to the south but there's also a corridor to leave the hospital as well talk to us a little bit about that yes we heard calls from from from israeli generals to the the the manager actually the heads of the shefa hospital telling them if you leave the hospital to the east on the eastern exit of the hospital you will not be hurt there's no army there you can leave there and head south so there is an opportunity to do it will they do it or not despite the heavy pressure by hamas for people to stay in because hamas basically wants to i don't i don't think there's another word than to sacrifice these people weaponize them weaponize them their weapons exactly weapons and and i mean if if if they're killed that is actually good for them because it will bring criticism on on israel so so that they want to use that despite that worry we are seeing that for the past week people are heading more and more to the south there once they these are not rumors anymore that these really tanks are there they can sit with their eyes and people realize that the israeli army is in that israel basically has conquered the northern part of the gaza strip and they now have to head south if they want to stay safe so it is happening from the shefa hospital as as well and and that's that's a direction i think it's quite clear that israel wants to head beneath the shefa hospital find whatever's down there the headquarters intelligence possibly hostages we don't know all that seems to be happening before that israel wants to make sure that the hospital is clear of patients of doctors of civilians as much as possible is it still a military asset we spoke earlier with someone a different military analyst before who basically said they may not be so much of a military asset as it is right now that go ahead i don't know if it's an asset it's clearly not a secret anymore everybody's aware of what is happening even even with the communications difficulties in the gaza strip i think everyone who's under the shefa hospital is aware that the israelis are coming and we don't know simply we don't know because it's it's under the ground will israel find intelligence there we don't know will israel find hamas leaders there we don't know are there tunnels leading from beneath the shefa hospital to other places in gaza i can assume the answer is yes but i don't know that and therefore what will be found we don't know but the conquering the the the underground of the shefa hospital is something that that has to be done it will prevent hamas from from functioning at least on on this part and will probably end the conquest of the northern part of the gaza strip let's remember that's only half of the gaza strip there's hanunas there's rafa there's dir bala there's everything to the south of gaza city before i get to jack walk about talking about the north i want to talk one more thing about the south the there's 1.1 million people probably around gaza city almost all of them have left there's about a hundred thousand holdovers holdovers why for some of them perhaps are fearing that that hamas people will not let them leave that hamas people will find them along the way and and shoot them and and and maybe i don't know people that that have difficulties they might not be able to go south and israel has given them the opportunity time and time again can everybody leave will israel find gaza gaza city completely empty the the answer is no people some people choose to remain out of more more than one point something million people the vast majority have left but yes there are people there and and this leads relating to other things that were said over the weekend this will lead to the fact that civilians will be hurt it is happening head hamas no taking them as human shields use them as human shields allow them to leave and and perhaps no place it's it's terror headquarters in in civilian areas in the first place that would have happened but it did and civilians will eventually be killed there's nothing happy for israel about palestinian civilians being killed nothing nothing happy about that jonathan stay one second i want to now move up to the north but first i before i go to our studio guess i want to go to the north right now remember mary mccullough who's our i-24 news correspondent isn't in north right now there have been signs that have been going off mary tell us what's happening where you are that's right so about an hour ago we had signs rain out in goren this is an area about two and a half miles from the border the idf now confirms that those were also fired by these rockets or mortars that landed in open areas but the idf said that it was responding to the source of where these attacks came from saying they're conducting a number of different strikes from inside lebanon we know their number of different artillery shellings and areas that have been targeted by the israeli military throughout the morning most of these israeli strikes have been targeted in the western sector of this northern border so ending really at ita el-shab and all the way to the side of the sea in uh nukura so opposite roshan nikra so the idf continues shelling in the area we continue to hear drones flying overhead as well as also israeli war planes who are clearly right now active in the airspace here over the lebanon border the israeli military clearly on high alert here but clearly also responding to continuing threats the idf also said that overnight it struck a terra cell which attempted an infiltration from across the border into the israeli area of bira nits which lies really right on the border great mary mccullough thanks so much we'll come back to you a little bit later on in the day to talk to get us an update as to what's happening there let me go back now back in studio with colonel dr. shaknariya he's the former deputy head of assessment for military intelligence he's also former farm policy advisor for prime minister yatsakura bean you're my expert for the north talk to me about that where assess where we are with the north it seems like they're just sending over like little volleys just to test not really to push advanced the nasrallah had a big speech on friday not really much different from what he's spoken to in the past is it more of a poking or are we talking like they're just waiting for the right moment well we should not underestimate the speeches of nasrallah if you read between the lines you understand very much that he's committed he's committed to a certain extent right now why because i mean he is he said that he has three advantages his contribution is that right now the express itself in country the first contribution is the fact that the idf is deployed in the north instead of units to be directed to gaza they are just paralyzed now facing facing the forces in the north second there has been an evacuation of more than 60 000 the citizens from the from the border this has never this never happened in the history of modern israel even lebanon and even 82 in in 81 81 facing the bombings of the plow at the time only carriage morning was evacuated part of it now we are talking about the whole border the from the sea to harnov i mean this is a this is a unprecedented third he has turned the the border between us and khizballah into a very warlike zone the fact is that he has created in fact a security zone for himself but with the depths of four kilometers inside israeli territory where he feels that he is allowed to to act and he is has been accustomed us to a war of attrition this is i mean this is what we got from khizballah and and he is the one who is leading the game and he is the one who's the who's initiating everything from day one the 8th of october we've seen an escalation in the use of weapons i mean we didn't see we didn't see in the past weapons up like the burkan missile with a hundred kilos of warhead being directed on israeli outposts we haven't seen in the past ground to air the missiles used by khizballah we haven't seen attack drones suicidal that has been used by khizballah and certainly all the squads of anti-tank missiles by the hundreds who are just firing at israeli border in other circumstances i would have said to you we are in war we are at war meaning that we don't have the choice but to go and hit khizballah then we have to remember also the fact that us the citizens on the border unlike the citizens in the in the gaza strip around the gaza strip cultivate their land to the last square meter on the border and the other side you see the the the raduan units the the the terrorist units are on on the other side so this is a situation that we cannot accept we cannot end this war with khizballah on our border now this is the this is what's happening the the equation is the following the the the longer this war continues and the the the possibility of of crushing the of crushing hamas is getting more and more real realistic khizballah will intervene much more you think that they're just waiting for an opportunity i mean having an opportunity they're just waiting for a certain time for them to the timing is in their hands not in our hands and you know we know that we are the we are very good in declarations and warlike declarations and i would like to suggest that to use the old formula if you want to shoot shoot don't talk and this is what's happening we are just talking too much and instead of acting let's talk about a little bit about the the the threats that president biden did that some of the others did don't get involved yeah well it sounds like no one cares no look the the american administration is not interested in widening the the the war into a regional war this is clear by all by the behavior of the americans i mean when if you send only two fp 15s to attack a certain position in inside syria and not this is compared to an attack on all american bases from kurdistan till jordan well you know this this means that the american don't don't mean business right now it sounds like they're just they're taking away lunch money they're not they don't you know this is we are here don't i mean the the famous don't is don't right now don't attack us and we won't attack you this is what's happening but i mean and we are and the american administration is is pressing very hard on israel not to initiate anything not to enlarge the the confrontation with his brother at any price so that that begs the question in terms of weaponizing the public opinion weaponizing uh the the idea that the israel can't do a preemptive strike to try to against a husband to do something about it because they're afraid the international community will be up in arms and you and it'll be problematic you know we had the situation in the 1973 kippu war when the american administration don't shoot the don't don't don't fire the first bullet and uh because we wanted the americans to to assist us this is the same position right now they tell us don't shoot the first bullet because if you shoot it then you won't have our backing and this is this is very very heavy on our decision makers they have to take this into consideration but at a certain point you have to look at your own interests if tomorrow today khizballah continues his attrition the the this war of attrition and the hits every day 18 20 israelis being killed or injured this is a situation that no government can accept what happens next in terms of do we just wait it sounds like a does israel just wait or we are as our our leaders have said our the army chiefs you know the the planes are on the tarmac with bombs are already ready so and we have clearly signified to khizballah that at least half of our air force has not been employed in the gaza strip and that they are directed to beirut and beirut can turn very easily into a disaster so this is what this is what's happening the question is a question of timing and the question of how how much damage can khizballah do inside israel now we see that he's he's flying rockets at military positions yes kiraj mone is a military position kiraj bialik is a military position he's sending drones into israel airspace reconnaissance to take pictures about certain certain targets and he's sending attack drones also on the on positions the the the workers that the employees of the electric company yesterday were supposedly people of the intelligence this is according to as well so i mean that the more we get into this mood he is encouraged by the fact that he reads weakness by the very fact that we don't we don't intervene and the other hand he says that this is this is fine with me if i add every day a layer another layer you will see that tomorrow he will fire 40 kilometers inside israel let's see what israel does and this is what this is his calculation and he is at a certain point he is misreading israel because israel of the 6th of october is not israel of today and as i said i mean the the the threats that we are threatening khizballah can very very quickly be materialized and it's a question of timing and of of how much damage can khizballah do inside israel jack let me just turn back to jonathan for one second about the south yeah when in america it is a kid we had something called habit trail these are like these little tubes you put them hamster in and he goes all the way around like that this is what it feels like what you're dealing with with humas they're like little little tubes and you're just trying to find out where else will he pop up at some point between the 1500 that they killed that the idf were able to capture kill on the border with with with gaza they were able to look through phones i'm sure able to look through anything there's got to be a better indication as to what this network of the subway tunnels look like no we can assume so and that is why israel has been a relatively successful in detecting at least in the northern part detecting much of the underground uh underground infrastructure which is there but still is it a hundred percent no we're still seeing casualties we're still seeing people soldiers killed on the israeli side especially especially from from a booby trapped tunnels so these are things that are happening yes israel has a much better intelligence picture now than it did a month ago and we also heard yesterday of 20 terrorists found and brought to have found in gaza and brought into interrogation within israel it's not the terrorists who came in and did that massacre on october 7th who were focused on that it's terrorists in gaza who are who that's exactly where they're fighting they're fighting within the tunnels so yes there is intelligence a better intelligence regarding that infrastructure of tunnels does israel know about every location about every tunnel the answers know we're speaking of hundreds and hundreds of kilometers in the northern part that has already been taken over in the southern part where we can assume israel will go next and it feels as if many many of the hostages are actually held in the south let's take that to me we don't know that but but but but here's here's an idea one third roughly one third of the hostages came from kibbutz near oz kibbutz near oz is right in front of hanyunas in the southern part of the gaza strip does that mean they're held there not necessarily but it makes sense so so we can assume that many of the many of of the hostages are actually in the southern part of of the the gaza strip so a lot of considerations there and and hundreds and hundreds of kilometers which let's remember israel much of it israel can't cannot bomb from the air because you don't know there might be hostages there jonathan raghavan jack there yeah thank you very much both of you for being in studio their analysis will continue of of course throughout the whole day to talk about what's happening here in day 38 of the war against him as now in the early days following the october 7 massacre in israel the volunteer organization zaka was on the front lines they were evacuating identifying bodies of the murder now here's the inordinary story of the muslim volunteer that was part of that organization take a look lakoum after that continues to be taken care of again as if it wasn't as if it was all right trying to protect what remains to be put into the first steps in part one and part two to remove the waste to try to restore the life of the dead there when you get out of the house and you see people's eyes that you love to see everywhere in the house it's not i don't think it's normal so we're doing this work and we're working in some way and you're also going to be a woman you're going to you have to be a woman so you can continue to work you're angry you're angry you're saying okay i have to get up continue on there's no here i can't let myself get out of here i have to get myself tested and continue you're leaving the same day you're going back to your home for 45 minutes 50 minutes the ambulance is gone with all the people in front of him no one is missing no one is doing anything all the employees are in shock they're not talking about my friend in my eyes i understand what he's going through and what i'm going through after that to come back to see the life of the ordinary you're saying i'm going to be in Ghanedin for 40 minutes you're going to be a part of this country and i know what it's going to be for me there's no doubt about it for a long time and for a long time it's something important that i'm going through all over the world but we're not going to leave we're going to stay together continue to be together, the people of israel are strong muslims, druzis, jews, christians, we're one nation, we're not going to spread to the world and that's why we want to see better days from now on we'll be right back is in a state of war families completely gunned down in their beds we have no idea where is she as our soldiers are fighting on the front line but the general perception is something that certainly needs to to be fought as well for our viewers around the world i'm albert lewitton at the i-24 news headquarters in televiv an update on the war day 38 the war against hamas here are five things you need to know number one the world seems focused on the al-shifa hospital in gaza the idf release video showing troops dropping off 300 liters of fuel but the idf says the fuel rose rejected by the ceo of the hospital there's no word on what happened to that fuel but it's expected that it's now in the hands of hamas the idf and the american intelligence say that hamas has built a common command complex under the hospital and that the idf has set up a pathway for civilians to safely leave the hospital number two prime minister benjamin netanyahu in an interview with nbc's meet the press says israel isn't looking to occupy gaza at all but wants to maintain an envelope of security around gaza so that israel isn't attacked again two more israeli soldiers have been killed and fighting in the northern gaza strip that brings the death toll on the ground to against the operation against the mass to 44 they were commandos commandos commandos named major isakhar natan who's 28 from karyat malachi and staff sergeant ita shoham who was 21 from rosh hain another soldier was seriously wounded number three in a different area of the middle east the united states has struck iranian facilities in eastern syria there are reports six iranian proxy fighters are dead those facilities used by iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps and groups affiliated with it are used by and linked to dozens of attacks against american troops in neighboring iraq there had been 46 attacks against american troops number four at least 14 civilians were wounded including one seriously when hezbollah launched an anti-tank guided missile from lebanon at civilians this missile hit the northern town of dovev on the border some of the civilians were electric company employees fixing lines the idf says it struck back it hit hezbollah's the hezbollah's cell behind the attack and then another attack seven soldiers were wounded by a mortar near the northern community of minara and number five just moments ago the idf confirmed for the first time that the arrow interception system has been used in this war it is a long-range missile it was put into service very well ahead of schedule to intercept missiles that yemeni hutu rebels launched against israel we have live team coverage of the war against a mass day 38 let me first now begin with mary mccall of she's i-24 news correspondent joining us now from the northern section northern israel on the border with lebanon mary the sirens went off about an hour ago they how what's the situation up there that's right this is the second time we've had sirens ringing out in communities here in northern israel most of those are areas that are very near to the border one of those was caused by mortars that were launched into northern israeli community of gornath agalil those rockets said to be intercepted or landing in open areas rather so there are no reports of damage or injuries caused by those strikes and then once again sirens also ringing an arbala ramshaw this is an area very near the border really just meters away from the border it's also where a number of different idf military infrastructure is in this area this was likely caused by anti tank missiles fired at those idf personnel in that area this is something that we have seen routinely occurring in the past few weeks them trying to target these observation posts trying to target these areas but also setting off these rocket sirens in these communities who have at this point all been evacuated and the southern lebanese side lebanese media is reporting ongoing israeli shelling ongoing artillery throughout numerous parts of southern lebanon primarily focused in the western sector running from nekura all the way to ita el shab that parallels the israeli community of stula so heavy israeli response now the idf also saying that overnight they struck a terrorist cell that attempted to infiltrate a community near biranit in northern israel so definitely a chaotic morning and night here after those anti tank missile attacks yesterday so mary i've been up to the area by the border of lebanon and russia nikra is a very large tourist attraction they had the cable cars there the entire area has been desolate right for the past few few days like that you can't get anywhere near there you can't get anywhere near the border within four kilometers of the border it's extremely difficult to go to especially russia nikra which is primarily just this border area as you mentioned there aren't communities who are living right there on the border but in other communities where there are people still living it is possible to access but it is incredibly difficult and the israeli military will often come and tell you to move or tell you to be on your way this is because we do continue to see these anti tank missile attacks so while the iron dome has been very effective in shooting down some of these rockets that are coming from leban southern lebanon it is much harder to intercept these anti tank missiles which move very fast and can travel a short range distance so this is why these roads are not supposed to be traveled on the military is trying its best to make sure that people stay away from these areas but unfortunately as we saw yesterday a number of civilians were injured in these anti tank missile attacks that happened as they were traveling on a road just along that border area gray mary mccollough joining us live now from this from the northern edge with lebanon thanks so much for joining us now we're continuing our live team coverage here at i-24 news i'm going to bring in our studio guests right now in barnoy frayfeld she's a researcher at the institute for national security studies and she's also a member of the forum devora i'm also joined here in studio by jonathan regev the i-24 news senior defense correspondent jonathan i'll start with you first there was an amazing story in the washington post last night that was posted about the amount of planning and execution of what happened on october 7 by hamas it it just shows how immense how this was really something unheard of before absolutely first i've never heard of a a terror attack carried out by 3000 terrorists that has never happened never happened 9 11 which is the deadliest terror attack so far 19 carried out by 19 people were planning props of a few hundreds we're speaking here of 3000 people actively participating in it so so this shows the immensity of of of this attack and and it shows why it was so difficult to stop why it took so many hours now we know that israeli forces it's a bit difficult to say after so many people were killed and injured but but we're able to stop it after say 12 to 24 hours because the plans by the terrorists were much bigger the ammunition and food and equipment and the maps found especially on the bodies and and over the terrorists and those who were caught alive suggest they were intending to go far deeper into israel and not necessarily jewsland and tel Aviv but the west bank why so unifying the fronts let's call it this way that would be a land bridge exactly they they they buy the they would if that would have happened they were by force would be able to create a land bridge between the two palestinian arenas the west bank and and gaza that is why for example they've reached the city of of akim it's probably probably not by mistake of akim is to the east of the gaza strip the northeast of the east of the gaza strip on the way not already not too far from the crossing towards hebron towards the southern part of the west bank and so what's the idea of unifying from what the article described that really people in the west bank had no idea this was even in place so what what's the idea that would have been a huge embarrassment not only for israel but also for the palestinian authority because they would have forces hamas forces coming from gaza into the west bank and perhaps already trying to to sort of a a a hand out a coup a military coup within the west bank just as it happened in gaza let's remember when israel disengaged from gaza in 2005 the palestinian authority was there mahmoud abbas abbas's people were there hamas took the the gaza strip by by force in 2007 and and once they get their people from gaza by force into the west bank they would have began to do that i i don't think it would have happened because there's israeli presence in in the west bank as opposed to what happened in gaza in 2007 but that would have been a very strong message we are able to create a land bridge by power from gaza to the west bank that that is a very interesting information so really a lot of it had to do with messaging it had to do with the pr that they could do this they could i mean aside from the horrible massacres that occurred but the idea that they wanted to show in the international stage that we can conduct this i hate to say this but they did they did because for for about 15 years the the for the past 10 years the palestinian the palestinian issue was almost sidelined look what what what were we speaking here in israel two months ago saudi arabia and saudi arabian normalization after the same happened with the ua e with bahrain and and and so on and and and hamas as much as i hate to say it they were able they they showed that they can put the palestinian issue in the front line and not only that the palestinian issue now is is not only in israeli palestinian thing the us is involved iran is involved russia is involved this is a global thing and they have been able to do it i mean it's there are some who say that that was the genius if you will if it's a horrible name to describe a genius but that's the idea that they wanted to get done yes and and i think that the fact that the fact that there is a major israeli operation now in gaza is far from surprising for whoever in hamas was behind this attack they knew that an attack of such magnitude on israel would really unleash a a major israeli operation in gaza do they care about the number of victims in gaza civilian victims absolutely not they don't care about that they what they do care is about the fact that they were able to place the palestinian issue back on the front line i think they were expecting more assistance from the iranian access from iran itself maybe more assistance from khizballa than what they're getting but but if if they were clearly able to put the palestinian issue back in the front line as as they did we were hardly speaking about this two and three months ago now it's the main issue before i move before i move on to the where we're going to next i just want to talk to you quickly about the the arrow intercept missile that was just announced by the idf tell us a little bit about this mess missile the arrow is intended to intercept long range threats it was thought that the those threats would come from iran but we're speaking of threats coming from far far away yemen is what about a thousand miles away or so and and the interceptions are successful basically this is the third and upper layer of the defensive layers there's the iron dome which intercepts short range threats the david sling which intercepts medium range those coming from lebanon towards central israel for example and then there's the arrow which intercepts long range missiles it's it's a whole a whole array of of layers of defense the the arrow we have to say much of it happens beyond the atmosphere because the those missiles the the the missiles come from far far away and it's it's plenty it's been successful because anything coming from yemen was intercepted so far whatever did detonate in in a lat we now know came from syria not from yemen oh so okay but now are we saying are we saying that now this is the first time the idf admits that there's been some solo militarization of space uh yes i think so because because some of the some of the interceptions of the arrow they happen beyond the atmosphere so yes these are these are things that are happening everything coming from yemen was intercepted and by the way not only by israel some was intercepted along the way by american ships in the red sea even by saudi arabia which has its own account with the with the houthi rebels in in yemen yes the arrow that's that's a new layer i don't think anyone expected it to be used at this stage but the multi arena war is here and so is the use of the arrow defense system jonathan i'm gonna have you stand by for one second we're getting word into the i-24 news desk at that moment ago there were some sirens that we're going off about a few moments ago in the south of uh of israel and this is where pia sachaba because she's at the border with gaza right now let me go to pia pia so what's happening where you are right albert well about 40 minutes the sirens went off here not really sirens because here you're just too close to the gaza border in order for sirens to really go off what does happen is that you get an alert where a voice is just saying seba dom which means red alert in hebron then from where you are here right now in stehrot you have about 15 seconds to go to a safe room this is also why we're always saying very close to one where the location we're only about a week ago a rocket directly impacted here this is an area also not many iron dom batteries are left because the city of stehrot is entirely evacuated you always have people remain here also journalists so we are very close to shelter and make sure because although the fighting is continuing in gaza specifically in the north where we've also seen several locations from here where smoke was arising right here in the constant israeli artillery and also machine gunfire from gaza here but also in the center of gaza and gaza city we do know that the adf troops on the ground are present there and that they are now focusing on several hospitals there we do know that more than half of the more than 30 hospitals in gaza are out of service they're lacking water they're lacking fuel especially a shifa hospital which is the largest hospital in the gaza strip located in gaza city is in the focus of the israeli military activities now the israeli army has not entered the hospital yet because we're speaking about hundreds of civilians who are sheltering down you're of course getting treated in that hospital now yesterday the adf was publishing a phone conversation of the military trying to supply that hospital with 300 liters of fuel but saying that hamas prevented them from accepting that fuel the hospital director saying that such a conversation is not taking place that 300 liters are simply not enough to really supply that hospital that is vital to many many people who came there also from the northern part of the gaza strip to shelter there because hospitals are considered widely safe areas that are not targeted by the israeli military is saying that hamas is operating their commandos centrals underneath civilian infrastructure first and foremost hospitals and first and foremost also underneath the shifa hospital and this is where the fighting is is is has its center right now we're also speaking about other hospitals that are being encircled by the israeli army yeah we're seeing that on there right now you do see on that map that there are several hospitals in the gaza strip several hospitals then the gaza strip in the israeli army is saying that underneath several of them there are command structures that hamas is operating using the civilian population there as as human shields now we do know that this humanitarian corridor that israel has been facilitating for several days in a row now is also supposed to open in the future to really enable the population in the northern part of the gaza strip that is again location to heavy fighting and constant heavy fighting on the ground and from the air to facilitate their safe travels to the south but we also do know that they're an unknown there's an unknown number of people who just simply cannot make that way we just simply cannot walk to the south because we're speaking about injured people we're speaking about people who say that the south is also not safe because also the south has gotten under bombardment there from the air and people who are just desperate there and this is also why humanitarian organizations describe the situation as dire and as a humanitarian catastrophe although the israeli army says it is making sure that those who want to evacuate will have the chance to use that humanitarian corridor to go to the south where there are camps and where camps that where they can receive humanitarian aid and where it is considered to be safer there but we can expect some sort of engagement with those hospitals again that the israeli military is saying that underneath them there are command structures located and we've also been hearing from an israeli army statement that these battles have continued throughout the night specifically in the shatikam that is located next to the gaza shore where israeli forces have confiscated weaponry where israeli forces also raided an apartment of in palestine islamic jihad commander they're also storing ammunition weapon in a civilian populated area there and this is why the israeli forces say and continuously call upon the population the northern part to go south because this is the location of the most fierce battles but also now of course especially the shifa hospital in gaza that again is running out of fuel and out of water and with an unknown number of people inside that israel is calling upon them if they can't to leave great piaz takabak who's joining us live now from the border with gaza thanks so much we'll be checking in with you all throughout the day thanks again i want to go back now in studio where i'm joined by imbar noi fryfeld she's again a researcher at the institute for national security uh studies and she's also a member of the forum for uh thanks so much again for joining in bar you deal with numbers facts have been weaponized in this war so give me facts that you surprised even you i think when we see how much the idf is doing as we saw even yesterday in the report uh with providing humanitarian aid to gaza and how much it does even without being obligated to do so by international law providing water we saw yesterday there was a video providing the fuel which fuel could be a huge risk for the idf because it's always taken by hamas but it does everything it can there are hundreds of trucks that enter uh to gaza to provide the humanitarian aid which is checked and um authorized by the idf so it always i mean i always knew that the idf is doing the best it's can but i'm the way that you see how we're doing even more to reach out and help uh god civilians that are um really hurt by the hamas efforts to uh make them human shields and provide them the best help as they can always truck me so what what exactly do you do explain to me exactly what you how you focus on on on your facts and figures that you get so um we have the i n s s data desk which is um providing uh as much as accurate um numbers as possible uh about both what's happening in gaza and in other arenas um in the north uh and with the hooties in yemen and also about the humanitarian situation in gaza because there's so many disinformation about what's going on there and what's as well as responsible and what's not and right because so many people on social media said well onra says that yeah so but what they don't know is that onra is getting the numbers from hamas that the numbers from hamas are not as accurate as people think also about casualties and deaths in the gaza strip always we see it really comes up in uh unreasonable uh rates and that's why we always um try to show the whole picture we even use sometimes we we show how uh there's numbers from the hamas but also numbers from the idf and how it uh doesn't even you know in the same rates and um we can also show the whole picture to the whole world to see uh with data because i think data has a power to show really the most accurate this is the picture of what's going on there is there a dashboard is there some yes we have a real-time tracker dashboard you can see there are also numbers but also numbers of how many alarms were in in israel how many people in israel were also harmed because nobody talks in the international media about the fact that our israeli people being displaced they're from the north from the south even from other places and there are hundreds of thousand people of them and it becoming and there's even more unofficial numbers we don't have a way to reach to because there are people that are in areas that are considered safe but they don't have shelters in their home so they have to evacuate or go to their families so much has been said about the fact that hamas comes out when when the hospital bombing from two weeks two weeks ago when they said oh right off the bat 500 people died they didn't have a not hard number meanwhile we've taken in israel it's been weeks before we could identify and positively identify the remains of those from october 7 there do they and in the palestinians do they have uh digital records of of their casualties or is it just someone saying a number like is there any way for us to determine yes that this exact person died on that exact date and that exact place i'm not sure we have the way to figure this out because there are so many disinformation and uh attempts of hamas to really hide these numbers but we do know how many people evacuated from the south from the north to the south in Gaza we also know that israel as he said is not operating in the hospital and is trying to even provide them fuel and aid right and we also know that israel the idf is trying to make a passage so the civilians could pass without how much hurt them because they're trying to maintain them and use them as human shields give me if i can't just want to give me and barry let me have while we win with you with just one moment one moment what is the one fact that is the most under reported fact i think the number of trucks entering to gaza providing humanitarian aid is not that reported in the international media as we can as you would think there are hundreds of trucks and there is humanitarian aid and the um there's not much of a crisis as it's reported in the by hamas and by uh and where can we find where is there a website that we can look at yeah well you can look at the ian sas website we have an overview of the ian sas.org ian sas.co.u at the dot org and you can see all the overview of the data uh on everything you need to know about the war great and boy i know i pray for thanks so much for joining us here in the studio we're getting word into the i-24 news that the home secretary of the united kingdom has been sacked this is breaking within the past few moments uh we want to now go to jonathan saccharati he's the i-24 news correspondent in london right now jonathan this was expected but not so expected wasn't it it was certainly expected that suede brahman would be fired by prime minister rishi sunak because over recent days even weeks she's been increasingly rebellious against his leadership and then last week on thursday she published an article in the times newspaper here which was specifically about the anti-israel pro-palestinian marches taking place every week in the uk uh she called them hate marches then it was revealed that number 10 had said that she should tone down the language change the language in that article and that she had actually decided to ignore what she'd been told so from then on i think most people assumed that that act of rebellion would be her last and that she would be on the way out and indeed that's what we've seen today as rishi sunak is reshuffling his cabinet the interesting part of reshuffles is watching who walks up to that famous black front door in 10 downing street to see who's going in because that gives a clue as to who the new appointments will be and the most surprising thing we've seen today is former prime minister david cameron walking up to the door so there are now rumors swirling about him having a role in the new cabinet which is interesting because he's not even an mp so in order for that to happen he'd have to be made a lord he'd have to uh be appointed to the house of lords by rishi sunak the prime minister and then he can sit in the cabinet but this is all at the moment second guessing exactly why he's there uh it's thought that potentially james cleverly the foreign minister who of course was in israel recently uh maybe moved to be home secretary to replace suella braverman and that maybe david cameron would take on foreign secretary as that would perhaps not encroach on the current prime minister's position dealing with foreign policy but this is all speculation at the moment he might also have some other role uh some other role in cabinet some other role generally in an advisory capacity we have to wait and see but he is in downing street right now being there for about the last 20 minutes jonathan let me ask you a question that's going to be a little impolite if you will would you want to say that it's 50 50 because she because braverman went against rishi sunak or is it 50 50 or more than that because of what her stance was against the the anti-israel protests i think in reality this is much more about domestic politics than than the attitudes towards foreign policy in israel in particular she didn't really step out of line with government policy in terms of israel and the war on hamas rishi sunak has been fairly strong on that as well and james cleverly the foreign secretary too what she did do is disobey the prime minister and this is not the only time she's also a former ally of the former prime minister liz truss who had a disastrous very brief time in in office and i think rishi sunak put a few people in his cabinet when he became the prime minister who were friends of truss is to keep the party united now it's his moment to move those people on and we'll perhaps see the cabinet that he really wanted people that are really loyal to him as he is going to make his last ditch attempt to win the next general election something that's really going to be a tough battle for him so no i don't think it's about her attitude towards that per se but of course that played a part the way that she stated things in the article and continued to do so even yesterday evening uh writing on x that while she praised the police she was very critical of the marches said something must happen called out the anti-semitism and hatred there i think it was her language and her methods of expressing herself which many by the way saw as an attempt for her to make an early bid for leadership of the conservative party after the election should they lose and indeed this won't set her back on that because there's still a large wing of the party and indeed the country who firmly agree with everything she's been saying on that issue and others but she made other gaffes recently she said that homelessness was a lifestyle choice uh she's also very closely connected to this rwanda policy of britain sending illegal immigrants to rwanda rather than keeping them in the uk all of these unpopular policies were seen as attached to suella braverman so i don't think we should read too much into her position on israel but also not too little i i suspect that we'll find out whether or not david cameron becomes lord david cameron and becomes the home secretary of the interesting things to see in the next couple of hours it's still early morning in london things will change i'm sure throughout the day jonathan sakirati the i-24 news correspondent in london thanks so much for joining us there is a lot more ahead here on i-24 news with day 38 of the war against tamas there's been lots of movements lots of changes lots of alarms stay tuned here to i-24 news on tv online and also streaming on the i-24 news app for all the latest you can turn on this war against tamas thanks for joining us israel is in a state of war families completely done down in their beds we have no idea where as our soldiers are fighting on the front lines but the general perception is something that certainly needs to to be fought as well 24 news headquarters in televieve an update on the war day 38 the war against tamas you need to know number one the world seems focused on the al shifa hospital in gaza the idf release video showing troops dropping off 300 liters of fuel but the idf says the fuel was rejected by the ceo of the hospital there's no word on what happened to that fuel but it's expected that it's now in the hands of hamas the idf and the american intelligence say that hamas has built a com a command complex under the hospital and that the idf has set up a pathway for civilians to safely leave the hospital number two prime minister benjamin antonio and an interview with nbc's meet the press says israel isn't looking to occupy gaza at all but wants to maintain an envelope of security around gaza so that israel isn't attacked again two more israeli soldiers have been killed in fighting in the northern gaza street that brings the death toll on the ground to against opera the operation against the mass to 44 they were commandos commandos commandos named major is a charnatan who's 28 from karyat malachi and staff sergeant ita shoham who was 21 from rosh hain another soldier was seriously wounded number three in a different area of the middle east the united states has struck iranian facilities in eastern syria there are reports six iranian proxy fighters are dead those facilities used by iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps and groups affiliated with it are used by and linked to dozens of attacks against american troops in neighboring iraq there have been 46 attacks against american troops number four at least 14 civilians were wounded including one seriously when hezbollah launched an anti-tank guided missile from lebanon at civilians this missile hit the northern town of dovev on the border some of the civilians were electric company employees fixing lines the idf says it struck back it hit hezbollah's the hezbollah cell behind the attack and then another attack seven soldiers were wounded by a mortar near the northern community of minara and number five just moments ago the idf confirmed for the first time that the arrow interception system has been used in this war it is a long-range missile it was put into service very well ahead of schedule to intercept missiles that many hutu rebels launched against israel we have live team coverage of the war against him as day 38 let me first now begin with mary mccall if she's i-24 news correspondent joining us now from the northern section northern israel on the border with lebanon mary the sirens went off about an hour ago they uh how what's the situation up there that's why this is the second time we've had sirens ringing out in communities here in northern israel most of those are areas that are very near to the border one of those was caused by mortars that were launched into northern israeli community of gornath agaleel those rockets said to be intercepted or landing in open areas rather so there are no reports of damage or injuries caused by those strikes and then once again sirens also ringing and this is an area very near the border really just meters away from the border it's also where a number of different idf military infrastructure is in this area this was likely caused by anti tank missiles fired at those idf personnel in that area this is something that we have seen routinely occurring in the past few weeks them trying to target these observation posts trying to target these areas but also setting off these rocket sirens in these communities who have at this point all been evacuated on the southern lebanese side lebanese medias reporting ongoing israeli shelling ongoing uh artillery throughout numerous parts of southern lebanon primarily focused in the western sector running from nekura all the way to ita el shab that parallels the israeli community of stula so heavy israeli response now the idf also saying that overnight they struck a terrorist cell that attempted to infiltrate a community near bira neats in northern israel so definitely a chaotic morning and night here after those anti tank missile attacks yesterday so mary i've been up to that area by the border of lebanon and russian ecra is a very large tourist attraction that they had the cable cars there um the entire area has been desolate right for the past few few days like the you can't get anywhere near there you can't get anywhere near the border within four kilometers of the border it's extremely difficult to go to especially russia negra which is primarily just this border area as you mentioned there aren't communities who are living right there on the border but in other communities where there are people still living it is possible to access but it is incredibly difficult and the israeli military will often come and tell you to move or tell you to be on your way this is because we do continue to see these anti tank missile attacks so while the iron dome has been very effective in shooting down some of these rockets that are coming from lebanon southern lebanon it is much harder to intercept these anti tank missiles which move very fast and can travel a short range distance so this is why these roads are not supposed to be traveled on the military is trying its best to make sure that people stay away from these areas but unfortunately as we saw yesterday a number of civilians were injured in these anti tank missile attacks that happened as they were traveling on a road just along that border area gray mary mccollough joining us live now from this from the northern edge with lebanon thanks so much for joining us now we're continuing our live team coverage here at i-24 news i'm going to bring in our studio guest right now in barnoy frayfeld she's a researcher at the institute for national security studies and she's also a member of the forum devora i'm also joined here in studio by jonathan raga of the i-24 news senior defense correspondent jonathan i'll start with you first there was an amazing story in the washington post last night that was posted about the amount of planning and execution of what happened on october 7th by hamas it it just shows how immense how this was really something unheard of before absolutely first i've i've never heard of a a terror attack carried out by 3000 terrorists that has never happened never happened 9 11 which is the deadliest terror attack so far 19 carried out by 19 people were planning props of a few hundreds we're speaking here of 3000 people actively participating in it so so this shows the immensity of of of this attack and it shows why it was so difficult to stop why it took so many hours now we know that a israeli forces it's a bit difficult to say after so many people were killed and injured but but we're able to stop it after say 12 to 24 hours because the plans by the terrorists were much bigger the ammunition and food and equipment and the maps found especially on the bodies and and of the terrorists and those who were caught alive suggest they were intending to go far deeper into israel and not necessarily jewsland and tel Aviv but the west bank why so unifying the fronts let's call it this way that would be a land bridge exactly they buy they would if that would have happened they were by force would be able to create a land bridge between the two palestinian arenas the west bank and and gaza that is why for example they've reached the city of of akim it's probably probably not by mistake of akim is to the east of the gaza strip the northeast of the east of the gaza strip on the way not already not too far from the crossing towards hebron towards the southern part of the west bank and so what's the idea of unifying from what the article described that really people in the west bank had no idea this was even in place so what what's the idea that would have been a huge embarrassment not only for israel but also for the palestinian authority because they would have forces hamas forces coming from gaza into the west bank and perhaps already trying to to sort of a a hand out a coup a military coup within the west bank just as it happened in gaza let's remember when israel disengaged from gaza in 2005 the palestinian authority was there mahmud abbas abbas's people were there hamas took the the gaza strip by by force in 2007 and and once they get their people from gaza by force into the west bank they would have began to do that i i don't think it would have happened because there's israeli presence in in the west bank as opposed to what happened in gaza in 2007 but that would have been a very strong message we are able to create a land bridge by power from gaza to the west bank that is a very interesting information so really a lot of it had to do with messaging it had to do with the pr that they could do this they could i mean aside from the horrible massacres that occurred but the idea that they wanted to show in the international stage that we can conduct this i hate to say this but they did they did because for about 15 years the for the past say 10 years the palestinian the palestinian issue was almost sidelined look what were we speaking here in israel two months ago saudi arabia and saudi arabian normalization after the same happened with the ua e with bachrain and and and so on and and and hamas as much as i hate to say they were able they they they showed that they can put the palestinian issue in the front line and not only that the palestinian issue now is not only in israeli palestinian thing the us is involved iran is involved russia is involved this is a global thing and they have been able to do it i mean it's there are some who say that that was the genius if you will if it's a horrible name to describe a genius but that's the idea that they wanted to get done yes and and i think that the far that the fact that there is a major israeli operation now in gaza is far from surprising for whoever in hamas was behind this attack they knew that an attack of such magnitude on israel would really unleash a major israeli operation in gaza do they care about the number of victims in gaza civilian victims absolutely not they don't care about that they what they do care is about the fact that they were able to place the palestinian issue back on the front line i think they were expecting more assistance from the iranian axis from iran itself maybe more assistance from khizballa than what they're getting but but if if they were clearly able to put the palestinian issue back in the front line as as they did we were hardly speaking about this two and three months ago now it's the main issue before before i move on to the where we're going to next i just want to talk to you quickly about the the arrow intercept missile that was just announced by the idf tell us a little bit about this mess missile the arrow is intended to intercept long-range threats it was thought that those threats would come from iran but we're speaking of threats coming from far far away yemen is what about a thousand miles away so and and the interceptions are successful basically this is the third and upper layer of the defensive layers there's the iran dome which intercepts short-range threats the david sling which intercepts medium range those coming from lebanon towards central israel for example and then there's the arrow which intercepts long range missiles it's a whole a whole array of of layers of defense the the arrow we have to say much of it happens beyond the atmosphere because the those missiles the the the missiles come from far far away and it's it's plenty it's been successful because anything coming from yemen was intercepted so far whatever did detonate in in a lot we now know came from syria not from yemen oh so okay but now are we saying are we saying that now this is the first time the idf admits that there's been some solar militarization of space yes i think so because because some of the some of the interceptions of the arrow they happen beyond the atmosphere so yes these are these are things that are happening everything coming from yemen was intercepted and by the way not only by israel some was intercepted along the way by american ships in the red sea even by saudi arabia which has its own account with the with the houthi rebels in in yemen yes the arrow that's that's a new layer i don't think anyone expected it to be used at this stage but the multi arena war is here and so is the use of the air defense system john then would have to stand by for one second we're getting word into the i-24 news desk at that moment ago there were some sirens that were going off about a few moments ago in the south of of israel and this is where pia sehaba because she's at the border with gaza right now let me go to pia pia so what's happening where you are right albert well about 40 minutes the sirens went off here not really sirens because here you're just too close to the gaza border in order for sirens to really go off what does happen is that you get an alert where a voice is just saying sehada which means red alert in hebron then from where you are here right now in stehrot you have about 15 seconds to go to a safe room this is also why we're always saying very close to one where the location we're only about a week ago a rocket directly impacted here this is an aerial also not many iron batteries are left because the city of stehrot is entirely evacuated you always have people remain here also journalists so we are very close to shelter and make sure because although the fighting is continuing in gaza specifically in the north where we've also seen several locations from here where smoke was arising right here in the constant israeli artillery and also machine gunfire from gaza here but also in the center of gaza and gaza city we do know that the adf troops on the ground are present there and that they're now focusing on several hospitals there we do know that more than half of the more than 30 hospitals in gaza are out of service they're lacking water they're lacking fuel especially a shifa hospital which is the largest hospital in the gaza strip located in gaza city is in the focus of the israeli military activities now the israeli army has not entered the hospital yet because we're speaking about hundreds of civilians who are sheltering down you're of course getting treated in that hospital now yesterday the adf was publishing a phone conversation of the military trying to supply that hospital with 300 liters of fuel but saying that hamas prevented them from accepting that fuel the hospital director saying that such a conversation is not taking place and that 300 liters are simply not enough to really supply that hospital that is vital to many many people who came there also from the northern part of the gaza strip to shelter there because hospitals are considered widely safe areas that are not targeted by the israeli military is saying that hamas is operating their command or central underneath civilian infrastructure first and foremost hospitals and first and foremost also underneath the shifa hospital and this is where the fighting is is is has its center right now we're also speaking about other hospitals that are being encircled by the israeli army yeah we're seeing that on air right now you do see on that map that there are several hospitals in the gaza strip several hospitals then the gaza strip in the israeli army is saying that underneath several of them there are command structures that hamas is operating using the civilian population there as as human shields now we do know that this humanitarian corridor that israel has been facilitating for several days in arorno is also supposed to open in the future to really enable the population in the northern part of the gaza strip that is again location to heavy fighting and constant heavy fighting on the ground and from the air to facilitate their safe travels to the south but we also do know that they're an unknown there's an unknown number of people who just simply cannot make that way who just simply cannot walk to the south because we're speaking about injured people we're speaking about people who say that the south is also not safe because also the south has gotten under bombardment there from the air and people who are just desperate there and this is also why humanitarian organizations describe the situation as dire and as a humanitarian catastrophe although the israeli army says it is making sure that those who want to evacuate will have the chance to use that humanitarian corridor to go to the south where there are camps and where camps that where they can receive humanitarian aid and where it is considered to be safer there but we can expect some sort of engagement with those hospitals again that the israeli military is saying that underneath us them there are command structures located and we've also been hearing from an israeli army statement that these battles have continued throughout the night specifically in the shatikam that is located next to the gaza shore where israeli forces have confiscated a weaponry where israeli forces also raided an apartment of in palestine islamic jihad commander there also storing ammunition weapon in a civilian populated area there and this is why the israeli forces say and continuously call upon the population the northern part to go south because this is a location of the most fierce battles but also now of course especially the shifa hospital in gaza that again is running out of fuel and out of water and with an unknown number of people and said that israel is calling upon them if they can to leave great piaz tahaba who's joining us live now from the border with gaza thanks so much we'll be checking in with you all throughout the day thanks again i want to go back now in studio where i'm joined by imbar noi fryfeld she's again a researcher at the institute for national security uh studies and she's also a member of the forum for uh thanks so much again for joining in bar you deal with numbers facts have been weaponized in this war so give me facts that you surprised even you i think when we see how much the idf is doing as we saw even yesterday in the reports uh with providing humanitarian aid to gaza and how much it does even without being obligated to do so by international law providing water we saw yesterday there was a video providing the fuel which fuel could be a huge risk for the idf because it's always taken by hummus but it does everything it can there are hundreds of trucks that enter to gaza to provide the humanitarian aid which is checked and um authorized by the idf so it always i mean i always knew that the idf is doing the best it's can but i'm the way that you see how we're doing even more to reach out and help god civilians that are really hurt by the hummus effort to make them human shields and provide them the best as help as they can always truck me so what what exactly do you do explain to me exactly what you how you focus on on on your facts and figures that you get so um we have the i n s s data desk which is um providing uh as much as accurate um numbers as possible about both what's happening in gaza and in other arenas um in the north uh and with the hoodies in yemen and also about the humanitarian situation in gaza because there's so many disinformation about what's going on there and what's is responsible and what's not and right because so many people on social media said well on russ says that yeah so and but what they don't know is that onra is getting the numbers from him as the numbers from hummus are not as accurate as people think also about casualties and depth in the gaza strip always we see it really comes up in uh unreasonable uh rates and that's why we always um try to show the whole picture we even use sometimes we we show how uh there's numbers from the hummus but also numbers from the idf and how it doesn't even you know in the same rates and um we can also show the whole picture to the whole world to see uh with data because i think data has a power to show really the most accurate is is the picture of what's going on there is there a dashboard is there some yes we have a real time tracker dashboard you can see there are also numbers but also numbers of how many alarms were in in israel how many people in israel were also harmed because nobody talks in the international media about the fact that our israeli people being displaced they're from the north from the south even from other places um and there are hundreds of thousand people of them and it becoming and there's even more unofficial numbers we don't have a way to reach to because there are people that are in areas that are considered safe but they don't have shelters in their home so they have to evacuate or go to their families so much has been said about the fact that hamas comes out when when the hospital bombing from two weeks two weeks ago when they said oh right off the bat 500 people died they didn't have a not hard number meanwhile we've taken in israel it's been weeks before we could identify and positively identify the remains of those from october 7 there do they and the palestinians do they have digital records of of their casualties or is it just someone saying a number like do is there any way for us to determine yes that this exact person died on that exact date and that exact place i'm not sure we have the way to figure this out because there are so many disinformation and uh attempts of hamas to really hide these numbers but we do know how many people evacuated from the south from the north to the south in gaza we also know that israel as you said is not operating in the hospital and is trying to even provide them fuel and aid right and we also know that israel uh the idf is um trying to make a passage so the civilians could pass without hamas hurt them because they're trying to maintain them and use them as human shields give me if i can't just one give me in bar let me have while we win with you with just one one one moment what is the one fact that is the most under reported fact um i think the number of trucks entering to gaza providing humanitarian aid is not that reported in the international media as we can as you would think there are hundreds of trucks and there is humanitarian aid and the um there's not much of a crisis as it's reported in the by hamas and by and where can we find where is there a website that we can yeah well you can look at the insus website we have an overview of the insus.org insus.co.u at the dot or and you can see all the overview of the data uh on everything you need to know about the war great and boy noi freyfa thanks so much for joining us here in the studio we're getting word into the i24 news that the home secretary of the united kingdom has been sacked this is breaking within the past few moments uh we want to now go to jonathan saccharati he's the i24 news correspondent in london right now jonathan this was expected but not so expected wasn't it it was certainly expected that suede brahman would be fired by prime minister rishi sunak because over recent days even weeks she's been increasingly rebellious against his leadership and then last week on thursday she published an article in the times newspaper here which was specifically about the anti-israel pro-palestinian marches taking place every week in the uk she called them hate marches then it was revealed that number ten had said that she should tone down the language change the language in that article and that she had actually decided to ignore what she'd been told so from then on i think most people assumed that that act of rebellion would be her last and that she would be on the way out and indeed that's what we've seen today as rishi sunak is reshuffling his cabinet the interesting part of reshuffles is watching who walks up to that famous black front door in ten downing street to see who's going in because that gives a clue as to who the new appointments will be and the most surprising thing we've seen today is former prime minister david cameron walking up to the door so there are now rumors swirling about him having a role in the new cabinet which is interesting because he's not even an mp so in order for that to happen he'd have to be made a lord he'd have to be appointed to the house of lords by rishi sunak the prime minister and then he can sit in the cabinet but this is all at the moment second guessing exactly why he's there it's thought that potentially james cleverly the foreign minister who of course was in israel recently may be moved to be home secretary to replace suella braverman and that maybe david cameron would take on foreign secretary as that would perhaps not encroach on the current prime minister's position dealing with foreign policy but this is all speculation at the moment he might also have some other role some other role in cabinet some other role generally in an advisory capacity we have to wait and see but he is in downing street right now being there for about the last 20 minutes jonathan let me ask you a question that's going to be a little impolite if you will would you want to say that it's 50 50 because she because braverman went against rishi sunak or is it 50 50 or more than that because of what her stance was against the anti-israel protests i think in reality this is much more about domestic politics than than the attitudes towards foreign policy in israel in particular she didn't really step out of line with government policy in terms of israel and the war on hamas rishi sunak has been fairly strong on that as well and james cleverly the foreign secretary too what she did do is disobey the prime minister and this is not the only time she's also a former ally of the former prime minister liz truss who had a disastrous very brief time in in office and i think rishi sunak put a few people in his cabinet when he became the prime minister who were friends of truss is to keep the party united now it's his moment to move those people on and we'll perhaps see the cabinet that he really wanted people that are really loyal to him as he is going to make his last ditch attempt to win the next general election something that's really going to be a tough battle for him so no i don't think it's about her attitude towards that per se but of course that played a part the way that she stated things in the article and continued to do so even yesterday evening uh writing on x that while she praised the police she was very critical of the marches said something must happen called out the anti-semitism and hatred there i think it was her language and her methods of expressing herself which many by the way saw as an attempt for her to make an early bid for leadership of the conservative party after the election should they lose and indeed this won't set her back on that because there's still a large wing of the party and indeed the country who firmly agree with everything she's been saying on that issue and others but she made other gaffes recently she said that homelessness was a lifestyle choice uh she's also very closely connected to this rwanda policy of britain sending illegal immigrants to rwanda rather than keeping them in the uk all of these unpopular policies were seen as attached to suella braverman so i don't think we should read too much into her position on israel but also not too little i i suspect that we'll find out whether or not david cameron becomes lord david cameron and becomes the home secretary will be an interesting thing to see in the next couple of hours it's still uh early morning in london things will change i'm sure