What's going on everybody? Got Kyle here relating sports cards and we are ripping 2022-2023 Pidinimo Zick basketball. This is PYT case number two. I got let me see one second. I've got Ali A with the Nets. We got Anthony M. Bowles. Bradley R with the Magic Blazers Spurs. Got Cory S. Jazz. Dan D has the Warriors. We've got Diego I with the Kings. Eddie P has the Nix. Got Eric W with the Heat. Frank C with the Thunder. Jason B has the Hornets and Nuggets. Jerry Z has the Sons. Got Justin C with the Wizards. Kenny K has the Pelicans. Mark M with the Pacers. Matthew N has the T-Wolves. Mike H with the Sixers. We got Nick K. Rockets. Robert S. Mavericks. Got Ronald B with the Celtics. Rudy has the Grizzlies. Got Ryan T. Clippers. Talon H with the Cavs. Somal has the Hawks. We got Wade T. Raptors. Wong with the Bucks. Warren L with the Lakers. And we've got William A with the Pistons. Alrighty guys, good luck. Good luck. Let's see what we got. Second half of the first base here. PYT number two. One second Mackenzie. Dylan had to check this up a second ago. I can see if he can find it for you. First base Palo. LaRavia. Got a Mosaic. Aaron Naismith. And a red THT. Mosaic of Marvin Bagley. Got a red Mobamba. And thank you Nostalgia for the follow. Breakaway. Keegan Murray. Mack McClung. Kenny Chandler. Got a Silver Rookie. Max Christie. Pink Avidia. 2-1-49. Notoriety Matheran. And Luca. Luca. On the Mosaic. You know what's at the Moe. The Okeechato's word. Got a Holmgren Rookie. Silver Nora. We got a 1099. Jonas Fallon. Chunis Pelicans. KD and a Notoriety Palo. Palo. Oh pictographs. All right. Thank you Mark. Pictographs have him and Carmelo. Yeah. So pictographs have him and Carmelo in them. Him and Carmelo for the nuggets. And Marcus Campy. And Marcus Campy. Can't forget it. Can't forget it. Alvin. What up? Chippy. Mosaic. Jeff Green. Red Ingalls. Booker. And Sohan. Sohan. How we doing today Chippy? How's your Friday going? You guys got a stream coming up here today? Jayden Ivy Rookie. Mosaic. Jared Allen. And Red. This one is going to be Rookie Jabari Walker. Palo on the Rookie. And Pink Zion. Number 1099. Ain't no problem Mackenzie. Yeah. I knew he had one in there. I just wasn't sure exactly what's set. So yeah. He does have it in the pictograph set. Got a Mosaic Rookie. O'Shea Bajie. Blue is Reggie Jackson to 149. Jaylin Williams and Giddy. What up Ian? How's it going buddy? How you doing today Ian? Peyton Watson. And this one is Kay. Nice one there. Kayed on the blue auto. Nice one there. Pistons on the autographs. That one is 16 of 25. Really nice Kay there. Low number Pistons. Who is Caleb Houston? Oh I got you Ian. How's your night going then to 199? Oh I got you. There's a breakaway CP3. Yeah, Kay is sick. Dude's good man. He's been hurt a bit but when he does play he's good. Rookie Sohan. Silver Abdiah. Got a Red Wendell Carter Jr. Magic. And a Swagger Rookie of Keegan-Murray. Hey I can't complain about that Ian. There you go. Sounds like a good Friday night to me. Silver Dosunmu. Got a Silver Brogdon and Red is Shay. Shay Gilgis. Notariety and a World B Flat on the Overdrive. Can I read? Alrighty guys. Let's check on this next one here. Still got nine to go guys. Nine to go on the next one. Teams are on sale. All teams on sale here. Nets, Hornets, Cavs, Nuggets, Pistons, Clippers, Pelicans, Raptors and Jats. Some good teams there all on sale. Check them out guys. Just click that link. Box two. Get me down too. Yeah. Good luck box two guys. Mosaic Sohan. Rookie for the Spurs. I really like this new design man. Yacopoto 149. It really clean looking. Williams introductions and a Montage Levine for the Bulls. Hey guys. Nine to go. Nine to go. There's a Rookie Auto. It's going to be Malachi Branum. Nice one there. Rookie Mosaic Auto. Nice hit Spurs. Mikhail Bridges. There's Tray Murphy purple the 99. Levine Breakaway and a Giddy. Stairmasters. I don't see Zion Autos but Brandon Ingram has a photograph auto. Yeah. It doesn't look like any Zion Autos in this one. Brandon Ingram and Dyson Daniels the Rookie's. The Rookie. It's a Keegan Murray Rookie base. Red is Giddy. Morance and Overdrive is going to be Don Mitchell. Mosaic Mobamba. So the Lakers there and Damian Lillard Red Mosaic. Stairmasters. Jalen Green. Kaz Jarrett Allen got a Red and Norah. Not numbered. Go to Reidy and Razzle Dazzle. It's going to be Rockets of Jalen Green. It's a cool card there. I'm hitting the dunk. Razzle Dazzle Jalen Green. Matherin we got a Silver Rookie of Sohan. And Blue is going to be Jordan Goodwin. Rookie to 149. Judctions Keegan and Matherin on the breakaway. Hey thank you Alvin, Chak Fung and Chiwon. Chiwon taking spot so far in this next one. Got a Mosaic of Jop. Red Mosaic. Rookie Walker Kessler. Nice one there Jazz. Jalen Brunson. Come on let's see that. Yokechato for Jason. Mosaic, Cam Thomas. Got a Red Oladipo. Ant-Man and Stairmasters Giddy. That one is purple the 99. This one there. Thunder little Giddy. I can't believe ESPN got off a spectrum man. That is crazy. Trying to watch ESPN. I'm trying to watch the Sports Center. RJ Barrett. There's Jimmy Butler-Bloob. And introductions Matherin. Taking my tennis during the U.S. Open. Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? Taking my tennis during the U.S. Open. There's a Shade and Sharp Rookie Pace. Mosaic AG. Carl Anthony Towns Red. I'm a ratty guy so I'll do it for box two. Thank you Chiwon taking the Pistons there. Chak Fung taking the Pistons. And Alvin grabbing Pelicans and Hornets. So down to six now guys. Down to six. Next guys. At least a Mosaic. Box number three. That's crazy Jason. Yeah literally right at kickoff. Insane. They were definitely waiting for it. Guys teams are on sale for number three as well. Start checking out those teams. Lamello got Red, Cam Thomas. Teams are on sale. Giddy and Purple. KD Montage to 99. Babaji. Ice. We got Rookie Otto. Collage Mosaic. Gonna be Paolo. Let's go Magic. Nice hit there. Magic. And that's Bradley with the Magic. They're very nice hit Paolo on the Collage Mosaic insert Otto. We'll mag that for you. Sure. Nice one there Bradley. Got the Paolo. We're looking for him. That's why I got the Magic shirt on today. Got a Blue Marcus Smart. Very nice one there. Congrats Bradley. Mosaic Stairmasters of Kauai. Let's keep it going guys. Let's see some gold here man. Let's see some gold. Let's see a Black 101. Let's keep it going. Let's keep it going. Got a Red Cam Thomas. Introduction to Shade and Sharp and Tatum on the, what does that say? Montage. Montage. Yeah dude Paolo's my man. I'm happy to hit a Paolo anytime. Defense Williams. Got a Mosaic of KCP. Red Kevin Love. Chris Paul and Luca. And we got a Silver Rookie Paolo. Nice one there Magic. Purple is Walker Kessler number 299. Another nice Rookie for the Jazz. Some Montage Paolo or a Notoriety Paolo and Montage Lebron. Not so far in this one yet Eric. Not in this one yet. Are you asking in general though about their Hegados? I'm sure Yovitch has an auto. Yeah for sure. Silver or THT. We got a Purple to 99. Jamal Murray. Nice one there Nuggets. Hey let's go Jason. Appreciate you sir. Let's see if we can get you a Nugget. I see we're going to get you one of those Yocachados my man. Thank you grabbing Nuggets in the next one. My man Jason. Appreciate you. It's a Keegan Murray Rookie base. Got a Mosaic, Seth and Peyton Watson Rookie for the Nuggets. Come on come on let's see some fire. Let's see a Gold. Let's see a Black 101. So Jabari Smith Rookie. Walker Kessler Rookie. Red Moses Moody. Notoriety and a Notoriety Ivy. Chet. All right Frank I got you. Let's see some Chet. Let's see some Chet my man. I'm down. I'm down. Good luck to you guys. I appreciate every buying in so far. It's been a fun Mosaic release day man. I really like this new set, new design. Ben Mather and the Autos look really good. Mosaic Malachi Brannum got Shinkun to 149. The Autos look really good. The stained glass looks really good. Notoriety Lebron. Yeah I think they definitely made some improvements over last year for sure. It's a J-Dub Rookie. Mosaic Mobley and Red Jalen Sucks. All right there's a lot of Mosaic cards here. For sure. Box four. Hey good luck Stephen. Appreciate you sir. Good luck man. Down to three to go guys. Three pretty cheap teams here. Raptors, Cavs and Nets. Down to three to go for the next one. Raptors, Cavs and Nets. Last ones to go. All these teams are on sale guys. We put on sale for the rest of the day here. Rest of the Mosaic basketball breaks are on sale. Grab up your spots. Appreciate you guys. Grabbing some spots for release day here. Hope you guys are enjoying the stream so far. Go ahead and hit that like button if you are enjoying the stream. MoBomba. Hit the like button for MoBomba there. Red, Jordan Poole, Notoriety Palo. Breakaway CP3. Hey good luck Stephen. Good luck. Good luck. Appreciate you buying some spots. Hopefully the new product Mojo works out. I like the sound of that. Caleb Houston got a Mosaic job. Red Mosaic. Deontay Murray. A Bajie introductions and a Stairmaster of AD. Rookie Max Christie. Got a Silver Rookie Jalen Williams. Second Jalen Williams to 99. We've got Joe Ingalls Bucks. And Steph Curry Montage. We're going to see Sam and that Joe Ingalls Magic Jersey here soon. Ready to see it. He's going to be jingling everybody every day all the time. You get jingled just coming in. Just walking in. This is Jeremy Silhunt. Silver Quickly got Blue to 149 Drew Holiday. Giddy and a Stairmasters of Darius Garland now. Spectrum commercial just came on. A Spectrum commercial. We're done with you Spectrum. I'm going to sign that Disney petition. I'm about to. So Spectrum stinks. They're fighting each other. There's a Palo Rookie. Mosaic of Jalen Green and Red. Gordon Hayward. Not numbered. What do you guys think of the new products? The new Mosaic release. I think it's really solid man. I like the design over last year. A good bit. I like last year's too but I do like the design a little bit more. I think this year. Jaden Hardy. Mosaic Tyus and a Red Lebron. Lebron Lakers. No variety Lebron right behind it. Back to back Bron. Thought I saw gold again. I think it's another Razzle Dazzle. Walker Kessler. This one is Otto to 49. It's going to be Blue Otto. Throwback pictographs of Rod Strickland. For the Blazers there to 49. Candille and girl high caliber stash. Timmy I wish. I don't know man. Mine just doesn't fully get the middle idea. Blue PG. Mine's everywhere. Got AJ and Ivy Razzle Dazzle. Razzle Dazzle Ivy. Nice one there. Pistons on the short print. Jalen Bronson. I'll try one day. Maybe someday. Yeah, yeah Jacob. It's actually, I think it's actually like near a case. I think we've got another one. Just as you say that I think we've got another one. There we go. Looks like we do. There's a check. Rookie Keegan Murray Silver. We've got Don Mitchell number 1099. Purple and looks like another stained glass it is. It is Palo on the stained glass for the magic. Good lord. Boom. Let's go Bradley. Killing it with the magic my friend. Bradley cleaning up. Nice one there. We got the stained glass Palo now. We'll mag this as well. I love the magic logo in the back there. It's kind of hard to see but it's got it right behind him. That is sick. Yeah, Katie's had it. It had the son's logo. I didn't see that. That is sick. Nice one there Bradley. We'll mag that. Walker Kessler introductions. Very nice man. That is sick. Rookie on the, Rookie on the stained glass. Let's go. That's my boy right there. I've been trying to pull some Palos. We did it. Pulled a few this break for Bradley no doubt. Red Grant Williams. Lamello and Keegan Murray. Insert. Yeah, I agree Jason. I'm jealous of that one. I might have to get one of those. I really like how that has the team logo in the background. That's a really clean design. Jalen Williams, Jabari Smith, Silver Giddy and a Red Clarkson. LeBron Montage. Ready guys? Box number five. Box number five. Still got three to go for the next one guys. Two pretty, three relatively cheap teams here. We got Raptors, Raptors, Cavs, and Nets to go. Teams are on sale. We'll take number three coming up. Yeah, Palo Auto and a stained glass so far. We'll take it. We'll take it. He is on the box. Got to find him. I'm in. Oh, what is it in this? It's a black. Black one all on here. Alrighty, come on now. Let's see some gold. Let's see some black. See some low numbers here. Rookie Christian Brown. Got a shading sharp Rookie base. Mosaic Sexton and Red of Bradley Bilt. Stairmasters and a Jalen Green. Time Rollins. Marjon Bochamp. Silver Bones and a Purple the 99. Karis Leverk. Keegan Murray insert and a Montage D-Book. I guys got Donner's Elite Football Release Day as well today. Double Release Day action. We got Sam coming in later with some more group breaks and personals tonight. Darren Fox Mosaic, Red of Gordon Hayward. Lavine Ant-Man. Mosaic Rookie, Walker Kessler. Nice. Colby White on the White to 25. These whites look clean, man. Colby White White for the Bulls to 25. Swagger insert. Yannis and a Breakaway Rookie. Jalen Williams. Jay Dove. Silver Reggie Bullock. Got a Red Toby Harris. Tatum. Jaden Ivy insert. Thank you for grabbing a few seams there. Yeah, we'll get that one going in a few hours. I'm excited for Elite too, man. I like Release Days. Got a Vassal. Always down to see some new products. Jordan Clarkson Red. Some Stairmasters. Jayden Ivy Rookie and Silver Rookie Sohan. Seen a good bit of Silver Sohans. Herb Jones to 99. Jayden Ivy insert and Anodoride Luka. Jalen's got some work to do to get a mustache going like this. They don't just grow on trees. Here's a Yannis Valentinas and a Dennis Schroeder. Red. And he doesn't probably want to. It's the main thing here. The main thing here. The mustache commands respect. Thank you. It really does. Here's a Jeremy Sohan. Somebody's calling the lip warmer yesterday. Got a Rashard Lewis. Nice one there to 49, my boy. That one's going to the Thunder. Sweet Lou. Rashard Lewis there, number 249. That's the Sonics, Rashard Lewis. I'll go to the Thunder. Hey, what's up, Carl? Let's go, Carl. Lou, Marvin Bagley. I did just see the order come in, sir. Let's do it. Let's do it. Got you. I'm overdrive, Durin. Zion. Police with Big Palo. Yeah, I got you, my friend. Let's do it. There's a Rookie Palo. Silver Melton. Got a Red. Jordan Goodwin. Were you here when Carl got a Red the other day? No, I was not. What happened with that? He was calling Sam some names. He made a new name for Sean to call him. And thank you, Corey, for taking the Jazz and the next couple. Still got three to go, guys. Cavs, Raptors, and Nets in the next one. You guys, box six. Sure, plus Sammy. Yeah, suppose your dad was mad at him. He was trying to figure out a new name to call him, and Carl found one. Carl thought of one. Shouldn't have told my dad that, because he's going to keep saying it. It's like Moe. Exactly. It's just not going to stop. I said Jaylen Williams, Rookie. Silver Hero. Red Dinwiddie, not numbered. Introduction, Durin, and Swagger is Palo, Rookie. Bit of Palo here. Something like that. Did you just take that Sam got in a stadium club? No. Bravo, sir. Oh, yeah, I saw that. Bravo six going dark. Silver Ludo got a red, Jared Vanderbilt. Hey, never too much Palo. Never too much Palo. Palo. There's a Storm Chasers. This one's LeBron. First one of these we've seen. Nice one there, Lakers. First one of these must be relatively short printed. Storm Chasers, LeBron. Carl typed in the chat, Zach. He did type it in. They're all saying me. L-S-B-S. L-S-B-S. L-S-B-S. Here's a Mosaic. Joe Harris. You got a red of Tyler Hero. Breakaway, Halliburton and KD. What up, Ryan? Ryan, how we doing? You guys got another half case coming. Right after this. Caleb Houston, we got a Mosaic. Jeff and a red. That one is going to be red. Rookie, Jayden Hardy. This one there. Maps. Stairmasters. Aianus. How you doing today, Ryan? How's your Friday morning going? It's Keegan Murray and Silver Rookie. Jabari Walker. We got a Jew Holiday Pink. It's a 149. Notoriety and a Breakaway Lamello. Silver, quickly. Got Pink to 149. Jordan Poole. Newest. Wizard, Jordan Poole. And Stairmasters, Luca. Yeah, I keep forgetting CP3's on the Warriors now. Yeah, that's weird. That's weird. It's weird. He's going to love it. He's going to love it. Ben Mather and Rookie. Mosaic, FPV. Anthony Simons, red Mosaic. Don Mitchell. Just a couple packs. Lots of your guys. Rookie Hardy. Got a Mosaic of Davey and Mitchell. And a red Scotty Barnes. Breakaway Kyrie. Shrae. Redemption. And a gold. Redemption and a gold. Come on. Redemption is AJ Griffin on the Pictographs Mosaic. That one will go to the Hawks. Hawks on the Rookie. Steel of the Draft. AJ Griffin have been told that. Silver and gold is going to be Bobby Portis for the Bucks. Team USA Bobby Portis there. Numbered 8 out of 10. Nice one there. Bucks on the first gold of the day. Let's see some more. Let's see some more. And a Stairmasters AD. Yeah, it's weird, right Jason? Definitely, man. It'll be a free up step though. I think it'll be a nice move. Jabari Rookie. I know CP3 is a little bit on the end of his Oshay Abadji. Rob Williams, blue. I think it'll free him up pretty nicely. And a Keegan Murray Montage on the back. All right, you guys do a quick head recap then we'll get going on number three. Number three. Still got three to go guys. Nets, Cavs, and Raptors. Alrighty, we had Razzle Dazzle of Jayden Ivy. Razzle Dazzle Jaylen Green. We had a Storm Chasers Lebron. First one of these we've seen. A White to 25 Kobe White. Gold, Bobby Fortis to 10. Pictographs Mosaic. AJ Griffin for the Hawks. Rookie Otto, Malachi Branham Spurs. This one is Rod Strickland to 49. Pictographs Otto. We got a Otto Cade Cunningham. Nice one there. Pistons to 49. The 49 Sweet Lou. Rashard Lewis Pictographs. That one's going to thunder by way of the Sonics. And two nice Palos here. We had Rookie Otto of the Collage Mosaic and we had a Stained Glass Palo. Nice ones there, both for Bradley. Alrighty guys, that will do it for Mosaic Hobby. Six box number two. Pick your team style. We've got number three coming next. Appreciate y'all.


e interested in this there is a jordanian report that the jordanian army shot down a missile over the northwest of the country coming from iraq presumably towards yeah because in iraq so that's saudi arabia and jordan exactly so there's a new kind of emergence of a new kind of alliance that we have to be very perceptive to which is which is encouraging in this sense however terrible of the events taking place well quite and on that note the united states has dispatched a guided missile nuclear submarine to the region it's being seen as a show of force designed to curb iran's attempts to spark a wider war and in comes of the u.s. Secretary of State Anthony blinkin wraps up his tour of the region terran has warned the what has warned washington that the united states will be hit hard if it doesn't push for a ceasefire in gaza iranian proxies have already attacked us interests in iraq and syria well for more on the threat from terran we're joined now by ben and ben talla blue he's a senior fellow at the ftd thank you for being with us at benham and how do you think iran will react to that deployment of the u.s. nuclear submarine will that give it some pause for thought or or not at all i'm pleasure to be with you well it certainly should but we've seen in the in the medium to long term in the past meeting in the past five to ten years that the islamic republic has not been deterred by the moving in a more military hardware in the region and if there have been you know attempts to restore deterrence there've been blips the islamic republic is likely writing a high right now the fact that it takes two carriers to deter a non-state group the fact that it takes a nuclear arms submarine to have deter a non-nuclear state these are things that the islamic republic is using as a win to ride a kind of confidence high and it's precisely why the same day it might be at least that the announcement about the submarine being dispatched was made was when the iranian minister of defense made that threat against more u.s. forces in the region using open source reporting both through media and social media our traditional media and social media u.s. positions in iraq and syria have been attacked over 40 times so you would say the u.s. deterrence is is not working what about that last minute surprise visit by antony blinkin to iraq and and does bagdads have the capacity to control the iranian proxies on its territory deterrence is certainly not a monadic thing let me just add that by the way it's not present or absent it's really scale or volume so it's not just the u.s. assets in the region is the willingness to use those assets and until that mentality has changed this format the overwhelming conventional capabilities will not necessarily deter an actor like the islamic republic which is risk tolerant what will as if the response ratio against the strikes changes so far there's only been one kinetic response against those 40 plus attacks in iraq and syria and with the antony blinkin trip this in a picture is worth a thousand words the fact that you have to have the secretary of state you know coming into iraq wearing essentially that large bulletproof vest and then taking it off when he's sitting with iraqi politicians and then putting it back on to move the protests around the green zone in solder city in particular use of you know massive pro-shia militia demonstrations as well as pro-police the demonstrations designed to drown out the diplomatic outreach that the u.s. is trying to do with our partners in the region plus you have some of the diplomatic pushback from other our partners totally divorced from iran such as the messages you've heard from jordan about the disease fire issue against the u.s. Do you think that you know at the end of the day Tehran knows that there is no domestic appetite whatsoever in the united states for any kind of conflicts in the in the middle east and so they know any effort at deterrence isn't backed up that and they're quite cognizant of the the risk aversion that you know multiple parties for over a decade have shown towards the iran threat in the region every time everyone talks about great power competition or pivot to asia or foreign policy for the middle class that's cold word for Tehran to continue to push ahead to continue to fire at americans you know you've heard unnamed u.s. defense officials say that the reason americans haven't died is essentially luck it's not because of adequate air and missile defense is protecting that infrastructure unless we forget the reason that infrastructure is being attacked is part of a deliberate strategy by Tehran to write up those political peers to divide washington from jewsland to prevent america from standing next to israel and supporting israel in word and indeed separately better wonder if i could ask you about the iranian Nobel prize winner nardis mohamad who is in prison she's announced that she's going on hunger strike in protest at the regime's oppression of the iranian people i'm just wondering about the threat to the regime from inside iran is that still a significant threat do you think that the anti-regime protest movement has run out of steam what what do you see happening there it certainly remains the most existential threat to the government of the islamic republic is the will and ideas and values the iranian people being acted on you know you couldn't have a greater divide between state and society in the middle east than iran since 2009 iranian protests have been chanting not gaza not lebanon my life for iran yet israel yet the us force posture in the region yet pro-american and moderate sunni arab states in the region live on the front lines of that threat and live on the threat of an iranian government that does not reflect the views values and interests of the iranian nation which is literally 180 degrees opposite the foreign policy coming out of tehran today the protest movement is continuing it's admittedly much lesser smaller scale scope breadth and depth and we saw this time last year and again it really is up to really american foreign policy european west the european at western policy how much they want to amplify the fact that the most existential threat to the molas is not from outside but do you see a change in us policy with regards to iran one would certainly hope that after the october 7 attacks washington it would be more willing to connect the dots i don't see that yet i see some very helpful signs i see some very appropriate very calibrated military planning but i don't see them connecting the political dots just yet even russia which is hedging more china the iran issue is not moving into the the larger non-partisan china space cracking down on oil exports it's not just the fact that 10 billion via iraq 6 billion via south korea the katar it's the fact that this regime was permitted to generate over 95 billion dollars worth of oil revenues inspired an entered office and until the willingness to enforce those penalties change and force this regime to fight with one arm tied behind its back we're going to continue most unfortunately to see this boom and bust cycle of violence against the jewish state and against other american partners in the region and against american interests and assets itself because of tehran's risk tolerance and overconfidence ben and ben teller blue at the fdd thank you and daron just just really quick i mean that does say it all doesn't it that picture of antony blink and the u.s. sector estate having to wear a bulletproof vest and arrive in the middle of the night those are the consequences of the iraq waters the shia the shiite proxy or the iranian proxy or the shiite militia getting a stronghold in iraq and then trying to move even galvanized forces into syria we call it the the fourth floor the fourth front in some sense the fifth would be the hootim so there's a regional landscape here yeah yeah and we go up another scale you have a global scale here and let's hope it contains in the first floor and doesn't blow up all right okay thank you very much don't have any time great to talk to you as always we're going to take a short break we'll have more diplomacy and more developments in the north and the south as well plus a female police officer has died after she was stabbed by a terrorist in east european today all of that coming up next day with this 1,300 people murdered and more than 3,000 injured and the war with hamas continues we bring you firsthand testimonies from the front lines from those who survived and all the records of the atrocities by hamas follow us as israel fights terror from the south and north get the inside scoop on what's going on only on i24 news made for me a unique concept in israel custom made men's fashion to your measurements made for me designer of all your events schedule your appointment at www.madeforme.co.il made for me official dresser of i24 news please and gentlemen come here watching i24 news coming to you live from televieve on this day 31 of israel's war with hamas and hamas has claimed responsibility for a barrage of some 30 rockets fired at northern israel from lebanon earlier one of them reaching as far as krayat near hypha the farthest a rocket from lebanon has reached so far a female police officer has died after she was stabbed by a palestinian terrorist in the old city of jerusalem another police officer was wounded in that attack in gaza idf troops are moving deeper into gaza city the idf says it killed another senior commander in an overnight airstrike on the strip the u.s. sector of st. antony blinkin has been in turkey and iraq on the last stops of his whirlwind tour of the region well before we go on let's go to the south of israel our correspondent robert swift is close to the gaza border rob what is the latest this hour the airstrikes and israeli artillery are continuing here and just a short while ago about half an hour ago the israeli military released some images it taken earlier during the day video and some stills of the the source of equipment that it was coming across as they moved deeper into the gaza strip they released these images of what were rocket launchers one of them built close to a mosque another one built in what apparently appeared to be some sort of youth club for a gazon scouts group the israeli military commander on the ground noted that these rocket launch sites and the the spare rockets that were around these weapon systems appeared to have been used towards the cities to the north of gaza the launchers were pointing towards ash gala and ash dawds and in the direction of tel aviv this is the sorts of equipment that the israeli military is coming across as it moves deeper into there into the the gaza strip and it is part of the the sort of the the infrastructure that they're pointing to as the difference between how they operate and how hamas operates you know mixing up its military equipment in and amongst the civilian parts of life in the gaza strip and of course hamas is still holding at least 242 hostages in including women and young children and even babies inside the strip israel says that 34 soldiers have now been killed in the fighting and of course israel is still identifying the victims of the october 7 terrorist attacks hamas has come out with its own death toll figure today rob that's right the gazon health ministry which is of course administered from the top by by hamas they've come out with the the figure of 10 000 people have been killed since the start of this war now they don't differentiate between combatants and civilians when they release these numbers but among those figures 4 000 of them are understood to be children so at least that many obviously can be considered non-combatants now israeli officials and also some u.s. officials have sort of cast doubts on these numbers but they are also generally the numbers that international organizations and even some media outlets tend to use for want of a better number yeah we know that lots of media outlets are going with those figures thank you rob robber swift there down at the border with gaza all right well with me in the studio this hour daniel scherke is the former israeli ambassador to france and a political commentator welcome to you daniel and we're also joined by our very own middle east correspondent ariel osiran so ariel let's let's start with the the campaign in gaza it's a it's a long slog isn't it night after night the idea of troops gradually moving closer into gaza they have to deal with tunnels they have to bear in mind that there are still dozens of hostages being held just talk us through some of the complexities of this battle well you outlined a few of them laura others are the fact that this is an urban setting and there are still many many roughly estimates between 100 and 250 000 residents in northern gaza above the line that the idea has established to call on residents to make their way down south to a safe area so roughly 150 to 250 000 palestinians have remained in the area that they've been requested to exit so that is one challenge another challenge obviously is not only fighting in the tunnels but also these tunnels located tunnel shafts located pretty much all across the gaza strip that can enable um hamas terrorists to just exit the ground for one or two minutes to be exposed fire rpgs on the on the advancing forces and then make their way down obviously the main complexity in fighting in whether it's urban or destroyed urban warfare is the presence of of unrelated of innocent civilians this is an issue that is uh already the idea said that it had adjusted its uh its its combat strategy to enable these humanitarian corridors to allow the residents to head south but not enough have uh have listened to the call and that presents a significant challenge among many other challenges in the field top of mind obviously also the over 240 hostages that make that makes israel's military advance in gaza all the more complicated all right and daniel's check i mean we know that israel is is doing as much as it can to get civilians out of northern gaza they don't want them there hamas on the other side on the other hand wants them to stay we just heard our reporter saying that the idf have discovered rocket rocket launches um in in mosques in uh youth centers that kind of thing this is a unique challenge isn't it it is although it's not a new one i think the idf has an unhappy experience with this tactics of hamas before you know hamas is not really operating at the service of the gaza population to begin with launching the massacre of october 7th had to you know it should have crossed the minds of everybody in hamas that this is going to be the result and yet they went ahead with it without flinching and they continue to um you know to discourage uh gaza residents from going south in i mean emptying northern gaza it's again it's no secret that they as ariel said they don't have the habit of walking the streets when fighting goes on they leave that to the civilians they are well hidden underground all right uh yes it's a i think it's the only enemy in the world that uh tries to kill as many of its own civilians as possible i can't think of a um yeah i mean i it works in its favor because it i don't know if they want to kill as many as possible but they certainly use uh the deaths of their of their compatriots as a as a tool in the media war that's uh no doubt at all absolutely well let's uh talk about uh diplomacy now because the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken uh met with his Turkish counterpart in Ankara earlier today wrapping up a whirlwind tour of the region president Erdogan who has slammed israel and said it is wrong to call her mass terrorists did not meet with blinkin our own ottoman has this report they'll give a warm handshake and pose for the cameras but relations between the united states and turkey are as tangled as ever with us secretary of state Antony Blinken sweeping through Ankara monday meeting with his Turkish counterpart and capping his trip through the middle east and of course we discussed uh the crisis in Gaza and including the efforts to significantly expand humanitarian assistance to people in need effort and the conflict from spreading to other parts of the region in turkey that's a hard sell outside the Turkish foreign ministry dozens came to protest blinkin's visit and a day earlier many more converged on the interlick airbase in turkey south where us troops are stationed both the police and soldiers would want to go to Gaza and fight and they will go when the time comes Turkish military to Gaza meanwhile Turkish president recep Tayyip Erdogan was notably not in Ankara for blinkin's visit perceived by many as an intentional snub it is our responsibility for our Palestinian brothers to be saved from Israeli cruelty and for the massacres happening in Gaza in front of the world's eyes to be stopped turkey continues to host a number of Hamas leaders and has withdrawn its ambassador to Israel but Erdogan has said he will not break ties with Israel fully he has a muslim world to try to win over but also an american ally to keep on side Well joining us now for more on that Mehmet Ogutu is a former Turkish diplomat and the chairman of the global resources partnership thank you very much indeed for for being with us why do you think the president Erdogan refused to meet with Anthony blinkin well i think Anthony blinkin was given a very cold welcome in Ankara he was met by a deputy governor totally out of protocol turkey normally applies to a strategical eyes for a minister and then Anthony blinkin wanted to hug for a minister Hakan Fidan he carefully pushed back and just shook hands with him and then was there was also a maquette of a masjid aksa during the meeting next to blinkin and Erdogan was in the black sea in the highlands with the villagers so it was a clear message symbolic message to blinkin that so long as the US is ignoring Turkey and not taking into account what it wants in Gaza but also in bilateral relations we had lots of problems as you remember one of the Turkish military drones were downed by the US military over Syria and also PYD and there are so many issues bilateral issues but most importantly of course now the Gaza issue where Ankara wants a immediate sea square and opening the humanitarian corridor right away and Turkey wants to be one of the guarantors as well if there's going to be a settlement which will satisfy all parties so there are many issues but clearly more than the substance initially in terms of protocol and formality and i think you can see also from blinkin's buggy language he was definitely rebuffed in Ankara and i don't think that there was any substantial mass the substantial outcome emerging from that except both sides express their well-known positions well and it's interesting isn't it because of course Turkey and the United States are allies inside NATO not so long ago we were talking about America selling Turkey's f-16 jets i mean are there going to be real world consequences for Turkey in its efforts to kind of give America the cold shoulder well i think there will be some consequences for both parties and Ankara clearly understood that US will not be listening to his concerns especially with regard to PYD in Syria where US is supporting extension of PKK and the YPG you're talking about yes YPG and then of course we also had this this with regard to Black Sea where US wants to send this navy where Ankara wants to keep the quietness and peace balance of power there and is supporting Ukraine but also cooperating with Russia and US is not selling Turkey the air defense systems and Ankara wanted to buy it from Chinese and Russians finally with Russia and there are so many other issues trade issues and also sanctions against certain Turkish political and bureaucratic figures and on top of this came the Gaza crisis where US I don't think put Turkey in the list of countries that they have to consult from the very beginning instead the building can you remember in the first tour of his Middle East it went to all the capitals in the Gulf and the Middle East except Turkey now after visiting so many other countries including South Cyprus and Gaza in and also West Bank and back that he came to Ankara he just listened and probably he pushed for a couple of conditions including how Hamas should be treated by Ankara which doesn't see it as a terrorist organization and this is a big problem of course I'm sure Blinken brought also some messages from Tel Aviv to Ankara but Erdogan although he's very harsh critic of Israel protesting playing to the domestic audience as well and he made it clear that he's not going to disrupt the relations with Israel not cut off although both countries withdrew their ambassadors mutually for consultations so I hope that this crisis will be brought to a satisfactory solution for Israel Palestinians and so that both Israel and Turkey because well quite because Turkey and Israel have built up substantial economic ties over the years haven't they they have had a rocky road diplomatic wise especially with Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Erdogan but do you think Israel will be interested in restoring ties with Turkey after what President Erdogan has said he's been the strongest supporters or strongest supporter of Hamas in the region in recent days I think it's going to be difficult because it took already such a great pain to restore the relations just before the Hamas attack there was a hope that both nations and also in the region through Abrahamic course and peace with Turkey and Turkey's relations improving all the both countries and Middle Eastern countries but now going back to where we were I think would be quite difficult because for Israel I understand that this also very emotional issue and as it is for the Palestinians and the trust is key now I don't think that both sides will trust each other for some time to come and it's a pity all right Mehmet I've got too great to talk to you we appreciate it thank you very much indeed my pleasure well Ambassador Daniel Shek is with me in the studio do you think that ties between Israel and Turkey can be repaired after this well to be honest Laura trust is really the last word I would ever use to describe the relations between Turkey and Israel it has been the most volatile and unreliable relationship that you can imagine there have been so many ups and downs I can't count the number of times that ambassadors were withdrawn and then there was a big celebration of reunification and falling into each other's arms and we're allies again etc and just a few months later things look like they do now so I suspect that in Israel after the experience of the last few decades that's as long as it has gone on the last renewal of relations which was celebrated rightly so it's a good thing I was not the only one sitting in the studio saying you know don't hold your breath be cautious I'm thinking back to the summer when the authorities in Istanbul helped to thwart a terrorist attack against Israelis I mean that's how close the security cooperation yeah absolutely by the way I'm not sure that the security cooperation is going to end these corporations that serve both sides have a tendency to survive even the most tumultuous diplomatic umbrolios so it might happen I don't know for sure but this might might go on but in general I think of course it's a pity because Turkey is an important player in the region but currently it is just not tenable this relationship well it seems personal as well doesn't it between President Erdogan everything is personal for Erdogan you know I'm not shame we we don't have contact with your commentator in in Istanbul but everything is personal it's very personal it started the first big fight was between Shimon Peres and Erdogan believe me Shimon Peres is not somebody very abrasive it's he was he was universally like yeah quite quite a likable personality and yet things went sour what do you think Erdogan's long-term strategies then is because he has alienated quite a lot of countries in the region is he just deciding with Qatar I mean is this about his own political survival what to be honest I you know I don't know I'm I I'm not sure there is a long-term a long-term strategy or maybe there is one but it keeps changing so you never know exactly what the certainly his political survival is constant but how to achieve it is is a changing affair as far as Israel's concerned the damage has been done to that relationship yes until it decides otherwise I mean that is the current situation now if we're talking about personal grievances that have tarnished relations between Israel and other partner countries that we don't have to go as far as as Turkey we can see it on our own borders with Jordan the relations between Netanyahu and King Abdul the second are are virtually non-existent and the same with a cc of Egypt that since Netanyahu came back into power if you haven't heard the cc praise Hamas and say it's wrong to call them terrorists no you haven't but if we're talking about the personal element in relations between the countries obviously and we have heard we we have indeed heard condemnations on behalf of both countries that Israel has peace agreement peace agreements with regarding its current policies in the Gaza Strip but nothing as forceful even not from Jordan as what we're hearing coming out from Ankara and that is a source of concern for Israel moving forward diplomatically when it tries to reassess its relations with Turkey all right well another very complicated relation is between the United States and Iraq and as you've been reporting the US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken showed up late last night in Baghdad wearing a bulletproof vest take a look at Ariel's report as pro-Palestinian rallies continue to spread across the west and the middle east there's one country where anti-israel protests have gone one step farther than anyone our main demand is to allow us to go to Palestine to help the Palestinians let them open the borders and I will head there to fight or to provide moral or material aid we are ready for anything for more than two weeks now thousands of Iraqis have been amassing along the border with Jordan in addition to showing support for Hamas's October 7th massacre they demand free passage to reach the Gaza Strip following a call by Iraq's influential Shiite cleric Muqtada Sadr to hold sit-in protests along Israel's borders until it stops bombing Gaza and Jordan which has been one of the most vocal countries opposing Israel's strikes on Gaza is worried that pro-Iranian militias in Iraq will try to take advantage of the situation we will not allow you to desecrate Jordan and we warn the people of the popular mobilization forces on the Iraqi border if you come close Jordan will be your graveyard Iraq's support of the Hamas-Iran axis comes as Tehran's proxies amplify their strikes against U.S. forces in Syria and Iraq on Sunday U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken visited Baghdad and met with Iraq's prime minister to try and prevent the conflict from spreading further across the region the following day however Prime Minister al-Sudani visited Tehran reaffirming with whom Baghdad's real allegiance lies those who want the conflict to be contained and not to spread to the entire region should pressure the Zionist regime to stop its military aggression and systematic slaughter and we've learned that Jordan intercepted a missile that was fired at Israel from Iraq just moving on from what you were saying there that is interesting as well isn't it indeed Laura this is a manifestation of the Jordanian fear coming from its border with Iraq the Jordanian military saying that it downed a missile launched from Iraq Iraqi territory it was downed on its northwestern part of the country and that it adds Jordan to Saudi Arabia that has downed missiles aimed at Israel and of course the the U.S. this is already emerging as a regional war before our eyes whether the sides involved want to or not right we even know that they have the hardware to do this to the technological capacity their their their friends with the Americans I imagine they have at least one patriot battery and so yes they have the capabilities well the Americans have said that they do not want this to turn into a regional war and that is why U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken turned up in Baghdad last night let's talk more about that now with Entifad Kanbar he's the former spokesperson for the Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq great to see you as always Entifad and I mean what what what did you get from that picture of the U.S. Secretary of State of the world's most powerful country showing up in Baghdad in the middle of the night wearing a bulletproof vest what was the image that you got there well when they say a picture better than thousand works that explain what we have been warning about for the past two years that the Biden administration policy was completely off the target completely erroneous because the Biden administration promoted Baghdad as a democratic stable country and they sided with Baghdad against for the example the best allies or the only allies to the United States in Iraq are the Kurds when Baghdad strangled the Kurds the United States and the White House too with Baghdad against Kurdistan standing with the enemies of the United States against the friends and the allies of the United States and that policy clearly proven wrong as we heard that Mr. Jack Sullivan said a few days before the 7th of October massacre that Middle East has not been quieter than that was their policy basically submit to Iran appease Iran give you on everything you want appease Iranian allies and hopefully the Middle East will be quiet guess what the mafia will not be quiet if you give them money and if you submit to them is they'll quite the opposite well I'm very worrying development on Iraq's border with Jordan anti-fad I mean we've seen as we just saw in that report thousands of protesters pro-Palestinian protesters trying to to move towards Jordan Jordan intercepting missile fired from Iraq towards Israel I mean is this Iran again behind all of this of course the Iraqi government is a major coalition of the what's called the coordination framework which is basically a group of Shia militias directly proxy Iran they don't hide it they say we are allies we are answerable to Khamenei and many of the people in the Iraqi government now main people are on U.S. treasury sanctions lists as terrorists like a age like it has been a lot of Iraq like a new job and all those people are getting paid salaries by the Iraqi government while they are attacking Israel attacking Saudi Arabia threatening Kuwait and threatening now Jordan so welcome to the reality versus the fiction or the fancy world that the Biden administration tried to convince the world that Baghdad is an ally Baghdad is not an ally by all means I think Prime Minister Hamid Shia and Sudan he tried very hard to hold the stick from the middle but it's very difficult with Iranian pressure on him and I don't feel he's in a good position in that regard just very quickly anti-fad do you see a shift in U.S. policy has this been a wake-up call for the Americans absolutely it's a it's a shock call not a wake-up call it's basically they we kept trying to convince them appeasing Iran is not going to work we tried in the past we we talked to the Iranians we are neighbors with Iran we never tried to do any aggression as Iraqis against Iran now you know I talked to young Iraqi activist every day inside Iraq they care nothing about Gaza or about what's happening they don't have money to feed their kids they don't have money to put on the table the dollar versus the Dinar has reached another spike to date 168 which is basically you have 40% inflation in Iraq now within few weeks so but the Iraqi government is basically maneuvered and and by Iran and their proxy of Iran thank you very much and if ever we appreciate it anti-fad can bar their former spokesman for the deputy prime minister of Iraq we're taking a short break stay with us past since october 7th the day israel was brutally attacked by Hamas a month since the black Sabbath when Hamas terrorists murdered over 1400 Israelis wounded thousands of others and took 240 people captive a month since the IDF entered a war against the vicious terrorist organization a month later i24 news returns to the place where it all began join us on November 7th only on i24 news back Hamas has claimed responsibility for a barrage of rockets fired northern Israel from Lebanon including one which reached close to Haifa the farthest a rocket from Lebanon has reached during this conflict a female police officer has died after she was stabbed by a Palestinian terrorist in the old city of Jerusalem another police officer was wounded and in Gaza IDF troops are moving deeper into Gaza city the IDF says it killed another senior Hamas commander during overnight airstrikes and in diplomacy the UN security council holding talks tonight ahead of an expected vote on a resolution for Gaza that's been put forward by the United Arab Emirates we'll get the latest from New York in just a few moments first though uh reports that the IDF is striking targets inside Lebanon following a barrage of some 30 rockets which were claimed by Hamas which were fired from Lebanon at northern Israel earlier this evening our correspondent Zach Anders is in northern Israel for us now Zach what's the latest well as you mentioned the IDF has made clear that at this hour they are striking Hezbollah targets once again in Lebanon there's a red alert for one of the border community Shatoula and that is ongoing in the seven o'clock hour here right about now at about seven ten we were able to count roughly 20 just over 20 artillery outgoing artillery fire in the span of about five minutes and that's outgoing towards the territory with Lebanon now our question at this hour are they striking in retaliation to those rocket strikes or those rocket launches that were earlier this afternoon one of those rocket launches made it a roughly 20 plus miles into northern Israel which would be one of the furthest launches since the 2006 war here a lot of questions on the border tonight as to what the level of engagement is if these are continued small skirmishes or if what we're hearing with the artillery this is combined with large ground operations as well yeah this tit for tat has been going on for a month now hasn't it Zach and as you've pointed out many Israeli civilians who live in the northern border communities have had to leave their homes and they've got no idea of when they'll be able to go back and they haven't been provided any sort of timeline as to how long this could last the ministry of tourism has been providing resources for people that live in these communities for long term housing in the south in communities that they consider safer so that might speak to what the at least some of the different ministries believe could be the situation here on the north for days if not weeks to come if this should continue and obviously they are communicating to the residents that it is not safe here that they are asking people to continue to evacuate to the south and in situations where they stay even to remain indoors in certain communities they've even been expressing that you should lock your doors and secure your property which is another new message that is being communicated to people that live here that hasn't been communicated as frequently in the past it's becoming more and more frequently now today. Zach thank you very much indeed and as they're reporting from Israel's northern border where there has been a significant escalation today well our senior editor Guy Azrael is with me in the studio and Guy we were just talking about thousands of Israeli civilians having to move away from the northern border with Lebanon in Gaza we're seeing efforts to move ghazan civilians south away from the conflict zone in northern Gaza yes we're talking about hundreds of thousands of Israelis and a lot more of them of course in Gaza being displaced the IDF is saying that between 800 to 900 thousand Palestinians have already moved from the northern part of the of the Gaza Strip to the southern part this is as the IDF and Israel has been pushing them for so long for over three weeks now reiterating that they have a safe zone in the southern part of the Gaza Strip and they should there as the IDF continues its ground operation against Hamas in the northern part of the Gaza Strip and as part of that ground operation the IDF exposes more and more launch sites of Hamas including in civilian areas in civilian infrastructure we spoke about hospitals and today the IDF is also also showing us footage of rocket launchers this time in a scout club maybe let's take a listen to what the IDF has to show we are in a scout club of the northern Gaza Strip you can see here all the nice paintings of the nice scouts and within the same room you can see here come with me you can see rocket launchers aimed at the Ashkelon area or the northern region right inside the scout club yes so the IDF destroying today 50 rocket launchers in those sites including that scout club and as we mentioned that's humanitarian corridor well today the IDF has also revealed footage aerial footage of Gaza residents making their way from the north to the south of the Gaza Strip we know that for quite a long time Hamas has been making it very difficult for the residents there to make their way into the safe zone well the IDF today at least the showing footage of residents doing that today many of them are able to do so and that is essential if the IDF wants to reduce the number of civilians that are being hurt by this ground operation because Israel is controlling the road which goes south the south right and the IDF basically separated Gaza into two the northern and the southern part and this main street in Gaza is that safe zone that allows Gazans in certain hours that the IDF declares about to make their way safely into where they can get shelter food water and medicine all right guys thank you very much guys we are there and of course the big challenge for Israel is Daniel Shek getting to the 240 plus hostages who are being held by terrorists inside Gaza Prime Minister Netanyahu met with the foreign ambassador's foreign envoy today and he says that they should get together and pressure the Red Cross to demand access to the hostages we of course haven't had proof of life of the hostages at all well that is the right thing to do and that is what we are doing also in the civil society part of this operation the forum of the families of hostages you know it's not that we don't believe the Red Cross that they're doing what they can in order to gain access in order to gain access Hamas has to give them access which clearly isn't the case for now but we certainly think that it's a good thing to remind the Red Cross any way and any day it's possible that that is what they were created for humankind created the Red Cross to intervene in extreme humanitarian crises and this definitely qualifies as one do you think there's any kind of diplomatic track with regard to Qatar which has always tried to position itself as some kind of mediator well I don't know for sure I want to be honest here I'm not in the secret of things but clearly Qatar is one of the conduits by the way for the Red Cross too the Red Cross tells us that they have contact with Hamas both locally in Gaza through their local personnel they're not many people but there are a few and in Doha in Qatar so they are talking to Hamas but clearly to no avail for the moment yeah and 31 days now that those yes and yeah and obviously things are getting more and more difficult for the families especially those of the more fragile hostages the elderly the the young children there are people with chronic illnesses even banal things in everyday life like diabetes or asthma suddenly become a life-threatening issue a baby away from its mother for a month of course unthinkable okay well um a police officer a female police officer has died after she was stabbed by a Palestinian terrorist in Jerusalem's old city this morning a second officer was wounded our correspondent Nicole Zedek has this report police officers here at the Shalom police station in Jerusalem they are still on high alert as this is exactly where two border officers were stabbed right at the entrance to this police station earlier today now the suspected terrorist was shot dead here at the scene he was a 16 year old boy from east Jerusalem now not far from here another suspect was detained and being questioned for his involvement into this terror attack but unfortunately this is not the first terror attack that this exact police station has seen within the past month just last month two officers here were shot from another suspected terrorist and because of all of this activity you're seeing these police officers are on high alert and they're adding security as well some of these concrete blocks these were not here earlier in the day throughout the day officers have been increasing security not only adding concrete blocks to exactly where they are in front of the entrance but also all along here none of these concrete barriers were here earlier in the day but throughout the day they've been adding some of this increased security to add a small barrier between some of the residents and the police station now I want to add it's not just the security that we're seeing adding here as well they're not just adding these concrete barriers they're also adding dozens of Israeli flags none of these were here at the beginning of the day earlier but throughout the day they've been adding dozens of these lining both sides of the police station as a symbol of of the Israeli pride that continues to be here so even following a terror attack at this police station not the first one and likely not the last even though police officers are on high alert they say they'll continue to wave the Israeli flag and protect the community here in East Jerusalem against any other suspected terror attacks reporting in Jerusalem for I-24 News I'm Nicole Zedek there we are a deadly terrorist attack in Jerusalem claimed the life of a female police officer today and Guy we're we're saying aren't we you know a lot of concern about what's happening in in Jerusalem and the west bank and you've got some news on an operation that took place today in the west bank town of Tulkaram yes a combined operation of the IDF and the Shin Bet in Tulkaram in the west bank taking down four terror operatives in that city according to the IDF those four were responsible for a series of terror attacks including shooting attacks and explosives and also sending terrorists into Israeli territory and what's interesting perhaps is they included operatives terror operatives both from Hamas and from Tach and from Fatah and this operation in broad daylight shooting at the car of those four terrorists in broad daylight and I hope we can see the footage very soon of this idea of operation well we'll get it for you later on in any case just another demonstration of the really extensive activity of the IDF and the Shin Bet in the west bank trying to keep that front under control as of course the IDF forces are highly active around the Gaza of course and the northern front wanting to at least keep that arena of the west bank and and Jerusalem under control and this requires daily operations arrest raids we've seen hundreds of such arrests over the past four weeks and also taking down what is happening guy we know that lots of Palestinians who live in the west bank have permits to come and work in Israel during normal times I'm presuming that all of that has been suspended well that initially was the case as of course they had the attack on that Saturday caught so many Israelis unprepared and also traumatized by the fact that so many of these Palestinians who worked in Israeli homes in the southern communities well many of them used that opportunity to provide information to Hamas about that attack giving them very detailed maps and information about each house how many residents in each in each house where is there a dog etc etc so there was quite a big fear about bringing in workers from the west bank but we know that some of them have definitely have come in because Israel is eager for working hands but that is more the case for industrial areas in the west bank and not so much for inside Israel as in this time of emergency all right we're good to get an update on that guy thank you very much indeed guy and Daniel check I just want to draw your attention to a report impact say it's called the group they say that on Ra this is the UN agency dedicated to Palestinian refugees and their descendants some of their members have expressed praise for the Hamas terrorist attacks one teacher calling it an unforgettable glorious morning another one saying what a splendid site I mean this is part of the problem isn't it this um relentless incitement of the Palestinian people you know sadly I can't say I'm totally surprised or shocked by the by this information it's not UNRA as an organization obviously that's making such statements but there are many Gazans who are who are employed by by UNRA some of them are teachers as you say and some of them are other relief workers but teachers you know you you can't but feel shocked by the sense that this is the kind of education that they're trying to provide to their to their pupils and their students um what can you say it's uh you imagine a person devoting itself to educating children as somebody who wants to instill in them you know all sorts of values that are not necessarily hatred and and brutality but it is what it is yeah okay well the UN Security Council has been holding a meeting tonight this is ahead of a vote that's supposed to take place tomorrow on the situation in Gaza the United Arab Emirates has called for a vote but all previous resolutions on Gaza have failed our senior US correspondent Mike Wagenheim joins us now from New York Mike tell us what was the purpose of today's meeting what was said well it's not going to take place for a few more hours lower the security council meeting which was called for not only by the UAE but also China and it'll be in the closed consultations format which means there's a lot of discussion that needs to be had ahead of any potential vote on what would be the fifth resolution on this particular issue as you mentioned all four two by Russia one by the US one by Brazil have failed for one reason or another Malta has presented a new resolution on behalf of the 10 unelected members of the security council but there is still language that needs to be adjusted in both directions which is very difficult to do for this to have any momentum carrying forward whether there is an actual vote on this newest resolution still yet to be determined it might happen tomorrow might not happen at all much to be discussed in these closed consultations later on today in the meantime secretary general Antonio Gutierrez gave a statement here at the UN a few moments ago calling the situation right now in this particular war not just a humanitarian crisis but a crisis of humanity he mentioned without qualification for the first time the the massacre perpetrated by Hamas and the inhumanity behind it there was no qualification there was no but there was no it didn't happen in a vacuum first time he's mentioned it in and of itself which I probably too little too late for Israeli authorities at this time he also did go into detail about his meetings with the families of Israeli hostages being held by Hamas and mention some specific quotes from those meetings let's give a listen this is moment ago UN secretary general Antonio Gutierrez I think of all those tortured and killed in Israel nearly one months ago and the hostages abducted from their homes their families their friends while simply living their lives 10 days ago I met with some of the family members of those hostages I heard their stories felt their anguish and was deeply moved by their compassion I will never relent in working for their immediate release this is essential in itself and central to solving many other challenges one mother movingly shared with me her desolation over her abducted son she also spoke outside the Security Council and on the subject of confronting hatred she said and I quote when you only get outraged when one side's babies are killed then your moral compass is broken and your humanity is broken and quote I guess a question at this point in time Laura is is is that moral compass really being shown by the other side at this point in time rather than just the Israeli side still plenty to talk about here in the coming hours and days at the United Nations all right and if you would we know the US Secretary of State Tony Blinken's wrapped up his at whirlwind tour of the region including that surprise visit to Iraq do you think he managed to get any assurances about protecting US assets in the region listen it's an it's a imperative of the Iraqi Prime Minister to make sure those attacks don't count forward he's gone public many times even though there's obviously an alliance there with Iran to say that attacks on Iraq regardless of who they're against go against the premise of Iraqi sovereignty however much he actually means that in practice it hasn't really held up in the past I'm not really sure it will in the future but at least Blinken trying to get on the same page as the Iraqis they're going for also by the way a meeting with the the Turkish foreign minister before Blinken took off for Tokyo it was noticeable though he met with the foreign minister Erdogan nowhere to be found he was hanging out in a in a resort outside of Ankara not meeting with with Anthony Blinken it's such a perilous time here for the region and just before you go Mike I mean there's a new US poll out it says that overall support for Israel among the public in the United States stands at 65 percent but if you look within that it does change dramatically by age that's right and it's it's quite frightening here and I think it's a wake-up call not only for the pro-Israel community but the global diaspora as to the losing battle that's been waged on college campuses even down to the the high school and the the primary education level in terms of Israel in terms of a global Jewry there was just a briefing held here earlier this morning I attended by the Israeli mission to the United Nations talking with ambassadors from around the globe about the current rise of anti-Semitism since Hamas's massacre on on October 7th what it means in principle what it means in practice there were a lot of stunned faces in the room again what it actually translates to when those ambassadors go back to their capitals and talk to their governments it obviously hasn't much had an impact yet but this is not an immediate concern Lord this is a long-term concern this has happened this sea change over many many years now it's not going to change overnight after this war is over the Israeli you know a hasbro community global diaspora leaders are really going to have to get together and think about a long-term change in how they approach this issue those numbers we're seeing it out on the streets they don't lie all right Mike thanks very much Mike Wagenheim there all right well you heard the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres there talking about how he was deeply moved when he met with the families of some of the hostages and those people absolutely desperate now 31 days their loved ones their children their parents brothers sisters partners being held by terrorists in Gaza and our Mary McCauliffe is at an event tonight in Tel Aviv Mary what's happening that's right Laura so this is one of those many exhibitions here throughout Tel Aviv we were just in a different location of hostage square that's taken over this area and central Tel Aviv or many of the hostage families but also people who just live in the city have come to show their support for the families of these hostages here in Habima Square there's due to be a performance shortly there's going to be a hundred different people who are all speaking taking part in this storytelling to tell some of the stories of the victims of some of the hostages who remain in captivity over 30 days now inside the Gaza Strip we'll see here many different exhibitions shut up we have these empty beds Gil Kremmer behind the camera will show you some of the different scenes that we have here but many people have coming out here and if you notice there are a number of different people in black these are all going to be part of the performance that's due to begin shortly but here in Habima we also have the countdown of how many hours days minutes that these hostages have been held inside the Gaza Strip down to the amount of seconds that they are still inside and just one of many different ways that people here in Tel Aviv have been coming out to not just support the families but also to stand together as one to say that we are all together we're all here calling to bring the hostages home this exhibition is one of these events that's been organized by these families in this association whose mission was created solely to bring back these hostages yeah it's yet another one of those kind of visuals that shows you just how many people are being held in Gaza and I mean when you talk to the the families it's unthinkable what they're going through but do you think that they get some kind of comfort from the fact that they are in it together that they you know they can only understand each other and understand what the other is going through absolutely it's really incredible scenes just to feel the solidarity that are among some of these families to be together again not just the families were coming out but also just all kinds of Israelis were coming out to be with them we spoke just a few moments ago to the cousin of one of the hostages who he was taken from the nova festival and they're still they're coming every day he said their families are doing shifts coming out so every single day they have somebody from the family representing them here and I asked them how they felt about the government response if they felt they were being taken care of because the primary mission of this group is calling to bring the hostages home to put pressure on the government and he said we've heard from them they've expressed their support but really we don't need help from the government what we need help from and what we've been receiving is the solidarity and the support from all the different Israelis who've just come out to be with them we've seen there's empty beds here over there they also had empty chairs as well as a Shabbat table that was laid out with a seat for every single one of those hostages every single night they have performances music shows prayer circles so it's really is it's quite an emotional atmosphere you know many people coming not even related to the hostages just tears on the faces of many of them you can just see the pain in their eyes but also seeing the comfort that they're getting just being together all right mary thank you mary mcculliff there and daniel shek it is the hardest part of this horrible war isn't it yeah i'd just like to say um what we heard from antonio with cherish just uh underlines the power of these personal meetings with the families and at the forum of the families we really put an emphasis on this and i can't say enough praise and admiration for these families members who tell their story again and again but it's very powerful this same good cherish who was very much under attack a few a week and a half ago because of a statement that was uh considered to be at best clumsy here he tells the story of a mother that he that he met personally so it's really something that we do again and again we have to meet foreign representatives here and we send delegations overseas to meet people and you have to put a human face on what is a very abstract story and yeah just to add to it antonio she's also getting a lot of fire right at this hour after uh also saying gaza is becoming a graveyard for children hundreds of girls and boys are reportedly being killed or injured every day uh obviously giving his uh both sides of the story but getting a lot of fire from israel for uh the way he describes what is happening in gaza whereas other world leaders have been both vocal about israel's right to defend itself right and we've seen a lot of marches in global capitals demanding a ceasefire we haven't seen very many people demanding the hostages be released of course but certainly a change in tone i think from antonio guterish tonight after he met with the the families of some of the hostages uh and as you say you have to really admire them to keep going after 31 days with the the absolute agony that they're going through all right well Daniels check thank you to you thanks guy uh do stay with us uh on i24 news kelev bendavid uh will be with you next we'll have all the very latest on the operation inside gaza there have also been developments in the north after a barrage of some 30 rockets were fired at northern israel israel has been striking back tonight we'll have the latest on that as well so don't go anywhere


Now, news from other parts of Africa, around 40 people, many of them civilian volunteers with the army have been killed and jihadists attacks in northern and eastern Burkina Faso. In the northern region of Sahel and Saturday, around 25 people were killed, including 13 members of the VDP Volunteer Force. In the southeast, about 15 civilians were killed when their convoy was attacked while it was under escut.


With us today is Morgan Berman. She's the CEO and founder of MilkCrate. So I'm gonna talk today about Jersey Cares. My company is called MilkCrate and we are a mission-driven software company that builds mobile apps for other mission-driven organizations. And we work with a lot of different types of organizations including ones that are running volunteer initiatives. And a lot of those involve food delivery. We also build mobile apps for program delivery. So like apps for the people that you're serving but this use case Jersey Cares was about helping volunteers who are trying to solve the food delivery issue for seniors during the pandemic. And we launched this in record time. We launched this app in a few weeks actually. And that's the beauty of doing things from a templated system. The way that we work is instead of building everything from scratch, we're using templates because these organizations all have similar problems and challenges. And so with Jersey Cares, we were trying to help get food to seniors. I'm the founder of MilkCrate, very involved in nonprofits. I also became a mother during the pandemic. So I'm used to solving all kinds of challenges both with and without technology. So the experience we wanted to create was to make it so that users could download an app, create an account, see what orientation they needed to fill in to get trained and then see what opportunities were available in the calendar, which seniors needed food delivered to them in their community. And so they could sign up for that seniors grocery list, go shop for it, complete it and deliver it and check in by submitting a survey. So the problem was when they were launching this program, everything was all over the place. You've got the staff trying to let volunteers know what's going on. The volunteers needed to know what to buy, where to take the groceries. It was a very convoluted, confusing process. And so the solution was creating a nice, clean circle of communication where the staff can send alerts to volunteers. The volunteers can see a list of groceries. The grocery list and address and directions are all in one place. The seniors can get the food and that's verified with a photo of receipt and delivery and GPS check-in. And all of that data then flows back to the Jersey Cares team through the Millcrate admin. That's basically what we were able to achieve in a few weeks using templated features from the Millcrate platform. I'm just going to show you some of the user experience of what the volunteers see when they download the Jersey Cares app. So as you can see, Jamie, our guinea pig user here, he's on the leaderboard of the points he's earned for completing all these trips, delivering food for seniors. He can click on the activity button at the bottom and see who's done what. He can send messages with the staff to get help and he has his quick stats about the amount of hours he's done, his status and what he's contributed. It's in both app stores for iOS and Android. And when you're onboarded as a new user, it asks you to identify various characteristics when you are available to shop and other things and all that gets stored in your profile as a user. The core of the app is both having volunteers complete their orientation, but then really it's about signing up for the times when they're going to go deliver groceries. So every day of the week, there are opportunities to deliver groceries to different folks. So you can register for them and physically check in for those events. And when I say event, what I really mean is it's an opportunity to feed a senior and to collect their groceries. And so the fine shopping opportunities button opens up a calendar that shows the days of the week and which seniors need food. They have this kind of convoluted title. It makes sense to the volunteers, but NJC and a number that basically is an order. That's like an order number and then the location and the budget. And that's like the core information and how they're organizing it. And that's why it's in the title. When you click on that calendar item, if it shows a red X that means someone's already taken it. If there isn't an X, that means we need someone to go do it. So it's kind of an open volunteer opportunity. A shopping ticket, when you open it, it's got the details, including the grocery list. Once you register, it has the instructions and then it'll also automatically generate an email or with the information that you can then email to yourself as well, just in case you wanted to print it out. You can upload the receipt using the app and then this is the admin experience. So you just saw how a volunteer can see available volunteer opportunities to get groceries, see the grocery list, take it to the seniors home, upload the receipt and the photos. And then this is the admin experience. This is where the Jersey CARES staff can add new opportunities, monitor user activity and see all of the data of what's happening amongst the thousands of people that are kind of interacting with this system. So the admin experience allows them to do what I just said, add new opportunities, view what's available, close completed things and send out reminders and push notifications. So from the backend admin, this is where you can scroll down and see the events. You can add a new event. And when I say event that basically just means a day on the calendar where a senior has their grocery list that they need picked up for them.  You can send push notifications and you can do that to one specific volunteer, a group who maybe are in a specific region or have some other kind of similarity, trait that they've identified in their profile or you can send it to everyone. Millcrate is a platform that builds a quick affordable mobile app for a nonprofit program to either help boost volunteer engagement and communication as well as tracking it or for your participants. So we build apps for returning citizens to use or teenagers in a youth enrichment program or parents in a parent training program. You can have an app for your volunteers or for the people that the volunteers or your staff are serving and we do both. That's how we work. That's kind of our tech stack. It's a private white labeled system that we've created specifically to help meet the needs of nonprofits. And we love working with nonprofits that are helping solve food insecurity issues. I actually got to present a few months ago for another one of our farm gleaning clients. I think, yes. So we actually created the gleanteam app for gleaning programs because we started getting so many of them. So we've got a ready to go solution specifically for gleaning programs that you can check out on our website. Check out millcrate.tech to see some of those features. If you're interested in learning about how we could help your organization, please reach out. I'm happy to talk to you and see if we can be helpful to your program or volunteer initiative.


Hey everyone, it's Leanne and when the pandemic kind of hit in March, it took me a few weeks, but I came across Fridays being a forward Friday. So started a hashtag for Friday, I'm not even sure if anyone else used it, but it was my way of even at the end of the week when it would be really tempting for me to get lazy and just create an extended weekend that I was still moving the needle forward on a project, be it something I was learning how to do, obviously my work with Conference Direct still working on programs on Fridays or working on my new business. And today is one of the biggest forward Fridays for me. I'm exhausted. I'm just new start by saying I'm absolutely exhausted. I sometimes fall into bouts of insomnia and this week was one of those weeks because my brain just wouldn't turn off as I was thinking about my project and trying to get ready to launch it to the world. So many things, my to-do board, it would make you throw up. There's so many things that still need to fall into place. But the biggest thing I needed to do was I just needed to set the date. I needed to put the to-do list aside and forget about getting everything done and then announcing it. But rather I just needed to set a date and then all of those other things, they will get done. I mean now they have to get done because I've set a date. But that's my forward Friday story and I'm telling you this one, you might be absolutely exhausted this week. It could be emotional exhaustion. It could be work exhaustion. But I encourage you just to hang in there for just a couple more hours before you go into the weekend and put everything aside and take that rest and relaxation that you so deserve. But two, whatever it is you're doing today, make sure you're moving the needle forward on something. Learning a new recipe. Reading a chapter in a really great book. For myself it's this project. It doesn't have to be as daunting as a full-blown project. But mine is that and I just encourage you to find your thing that you can move the needle forward to today on this Friday. So my project, I am launching a webinar and a resource for event profs about LinkedIn. So it's called LinkedIn for Event Profs, How to Grow Your Business and Your Personal Brand. And I'm launching the webinar on Tuesday, October 20th. So that's what I did today. I set the date Tuesday, October 20th at 11 a.m. Pacific. It'll be a live webinar about LinkedIn specifically for the meetings and events industry. So for hotel sales managers, destination sales managers, even AV professionals, this webinar is for you. It's going to talk about how to use LinkedIn and use it daily to grow your business for your organization and grow your personal brand, which in times like these is very, very important. I've always been a proponent of personal brand and it's never been more so than now here in a pandemic. Now for those of you who are furloughed and looking for work, this is still also for you because we're going to talk a lot about your LinkedIn profile and things that you can do with your profile to gain the attention of people in the industry and potentially even job recruiters. So please join me for the webinar on Tuesday, October 20th and we will dive into all of the goodies. Thank you for joining me on this forward Friday. I hope you have an excellent weekend and we'll see you soon. Love you all. Bye for now.


size does have a more of an effect on the sample, what's going to happen with the sample as opposed to the control testing. So keep that in mind. The rest are going to be the same here. We have the expected population deviation rate change in the factor. If we lower it, the effect on the sample size is a decrease. If we increase it, we have an increase. That's going to be like the same type of thing is happening. The lower the decrease, increase, then we have the tolerable deviation rate. This is inverse relationship. If the change in the factor is lower, we have an effect on the sample size increase. If it's higher, effect on the sample size decrease. And then the desired confidence level, it's going to be the same. It's going to have the same relation, lower, decrease, higher increase. And then the population, if we want the change in the factor goes lower, then again, we have the same, it would be decrease, higher would be an increase. Next, we're going to go to the performance. We have the select sample items and perform the auditing procedures. We're concentrating here on the select sample items. The auditor will select and a sample by using a systematic selection approach called probability proportional to size selection. So we're going to use probability proportional to size selection. The sampling interval is determined by dividing the book value of the population by the sample size. So we'll take the book value, what's on the books, the population divided by the sample size, each individual dollar in the population has an equal chance of being selected and the items or logical units larger than the interval will always be selected. So the units larger than a specific interval. After we have the selected sample items, we will of course perform the auditing procedures. Auditor does the plan auditing procedures on the logical units containing the selected dollar sampling units. Next, we have the evaluation. So once we've gone through the performance, we have the evaluation, calculate the projected misstatement and the upper limit on misstatement. The misstatements detected in the sample need to be projected to the population. So we're going to project what happened in the sample, of course, to the population in total. Then we're going to come to conclusion. So we're going to make a conclusion based on this process. Often the decision is whether the balance is materially misstated or not. So remember, we're typically considering something like the balance at accounts receivable or the balance in something like inventory on a dollar basis. And the question is, is it materially misstated or not? So that's going to be in essence, typically our conclusion that we're getting to tolerable misstatement is compared to the upper misstatement limit. So we're going to say, what's the tolerable misstatement? What's the upper misstatement limit? If the upper misstatement limit is less than or equal to the tolerable misstatement, we decide that the balance is not materially misstated. And that's of course the conclusion we're hoping for. However, what if we have a case where that's not the case? And we say that it is materially misstated given our sample in a situation where the misstatement limit is greater than the tolerable misstatement limit, the auditor will conclude that the balance is materially misstated. That's a problem. It's materially misstated. What do we do from that point forward? Well, we can increase the sample size and doing that, we would basically be thinking, well, maybe it's not materially misstated. Maybe our sample is misrepresenting. Possibly we can increase the sample size and do more testing and see if indeed it is materially misstated or if there's something wrong given the sample population that we have. We can perform other substantive procedures. We might say, okay, let's do other types of procedures to test whether or not this balance is correct or not correct or how incorrect or what we believe the balance should be. So we might do other procedures, request the entity adjust the balance. If we come to the conclusion that the balance is misstated and we've tried to test things, we've said, okay, we've looked and we said it was misstated. The sampling said it was misstated. We increased the sample to double check it. We've done other types of substantive testing and we still come to the conclusion that there's some type of misstatement. We're going to request then that the entity make an adjustment to the balance so that the balance will be properly stated so that we can report that the balance is properly restated on the financial statement in the opinion of the audit report. However, if management refuses to adjust the balance, the alder will consider issuing a qualified or adverse opinion. So it's possible we say, hey, look, our audit says that your inventory and or your accounts receivable are overstated and that's and we believe that's the case. We think that this adjustment needs to be put in place. It's possible that the management then says, well, I don't believe that or I'm not going to do that for whatever reason. If that's the case, then we would have to issue possibly a qualified opinion basically saying, well, the financial statements look correct except for this one deviation or an adverse opinion. If it was severe enough for us to think that the financial statements were not materially stated correctly, then an adverse opinion. And if that were the case, if we were going to give a qualified or definitely an adverse opinion and the client wasn't making the adjustment that we think is clearly needs to be made, it might be the case that we'd have to stop the engagement at that point as well.