With hamas controlling who can pass through. And President Biden has spoken to the israeli and palestinian leaders, as the us steps up efforts to contain the escalating conflict. Mr biden urged israel to provide safety for Palestinian Civilians and to issue a condemnation of hamas. More now on the situation in gaza the United Nations says nearly a million palestinians have fled their homes in the gaza strip in the week since israel launched its Military Response to the killings and kidnappings by hamas. The entire enclave has been hit by israeli strikes from gaza city in the north to rafah in the south. The Border Crossing there with egypt has remained shut since the hamas attacks last weekend. Crowds of palestinians and foreign nationals have been gathering at the crossing after news that an Evacuation Route may temporarily open. With me is. Justin crump, military analyst and ceo of sibylline. We analyst and ceo of sibylline. Were talking about thi ground we were talking about the imminent Ground Offensive and the scales Israeli Soldiers have with the huge channels of hamas. In Urban Warfare is particularly difficult particularly when you are an army with a lot of tanks. Tanks have difficulties with Urban Warfare. Mat difficulties with Urban Warfare. Not the best difficulties with Urban Warfare. Iirrt the best terrain to be a Tank Commander n. They are very important for security, especially as he moved into urban areas. In the perimeter of the urban operations as well. There is a view that israel has amassed all these troops and it will rush into gaza. It will be long and deliberate operation. The more time it takes to prepare, the slower it needs. We are seeing this waiting period. Israel will be get away from the operational area, get away from northern gaza. This is where we are going into retail hamas. They will have to fight through tunnels and bunkers. And bunkers. And not of infantry led fighting. They will want to make sure they are fully ready for that. It will be incredibly violent. fix, ready for that. It will be incredibly violent. Ready for that. It will be incredibly violent. Ready for that. It will be incredibl violent. �. ,. , incredibly violent. A lot of people are unable incredibly violent. A lot of people are unable to incredibly violent. A lot of people are unable to move. Incredibly violent. A lot of people are unable to move. This incredibly violent. A lot of people are unable to move. This is are unable to move. This is potentially a death sentence, telling people in hospitals in incubators and the like to move but they cannot. It is incubators and the like to move but they cannot they cannot. It is extraordinarily difficult. Israel they cannot. It is extraordinarily difficult. Israel has they cannot. It is extraordinarily difficult. Israel has said, they cannot. It is extraordinarily difficult. Israel has said, clear. They cannot. It is extraordinarily | difficult. Israel has said, clear an area because this is where we are operating. On previous incursions they have operated in the area without warning. That is a step forward. It does reflect the International Community and the sheer scale of what they are doing. 2000 people have died already in gaza in the past week. Needing a Million People, and also whether they had to go is the issue . Gaza is so densely populated already. The south so densely populated already. Tue south cannot so densely populated already. Tte south cannot cope either. Unfortunately, the people of gaza are caught between the hammer of the israeli operation that is incoming and b and full of hamas. There is evidence that hamas is not making evacuation easy because to some extent it was to martyr the population of gaza and force the arab world and others to come to the rescue, to some extent. They wish to isolate israel on the world stage. That is something the israelis had to consider. They are playing into the hands of hamas if they do not do everything they can to minimise the risk. Millions was that they also need to clear out this Extensive Urban network, that fighters and tunnels. Missiles are being launched daily from hidden positions. Years worth of construction that has taken place underneath gaza. Huge Military Priorities for them. Priorities for them. Where will and ersonal priorities for them. Where will and personal israel priorities for them. Where will and personal israel is priorities for them. Where will and personal israel is saying priorities for them. Where will and personal israel is saying It Priorities for them. Where will and personal israel is saying it wants l personal israel is saying it wants to wipe out hamas. Is that even feasible . Will it stop if anything other than that is achieved . This is a ureat other than that is achieved . This is a great question. Other than that is achieved . This is a great question. Hamas other than that is achieved . This is a great question. Hamas said other than that is achieved . This is a great question. Hamas said it other than that is achieved . This is a great question. Hamas said it is i a great question. Hamas said it is launching an operation, referring to the holy place injerusalem. A wider rallying cry for that in order to edit once and for all. Both sides have said they are ending it. It is entirely unrealistic that neither side can totally endless. It remains to be seen if israel will stick to that intended. To completely clear out hamas, let alone the implications of this action on future generations, would require clearing through the entire gaza strip, sifting the entire human population. Strip, sifting the entire Human Inundation strip, sifting the entire human oulation. �. , population. Almost an impossible undertaking population. Almost an impossible undertaking. Even population. Almost an impossible undertaking. Even if population. Almost an impossible undertaking. Even if it population. Almost an impossible undertaking. Even if it did population. Almost an impossible | undertaking. Even if it did commit new groups would pop up in terms of a new body, a Different Group with a different name. In terms of an end to this, do you see one . This different name. In terms of an end to this, do you see one . Different name. In terms of an end to this, do you see one . This is the cle. To this, do you see one . This is the cycle when to this, do you see one . This is the cycle when did to this, do you see one . This is the cycle. When did it to this, do you see one . This is the cycle. When did it start . To this, do you see one . This is the cycle. When did it start . You to this, do you see one . This is the cycle. When did it start . You can i to this, do you see one . This is the | cycle. When did it start . You can go to the formation of a state of israel. That was oversimplistic, 75 years ago. Israel. That was oversimplistic, 75 ears a. O. G , israel. That was oversimplistic, 75 ears auo,. ~ israel. That was oversimplistic, 75 earsauo. ,. , ~. , israel. That was oversimplistic, 75 years age years ago. Just talking to crispin blunt, the years ago. Just talking to crispin blunt, the conservative years ago. Just talking to crispin blunt, the conservative mp years ago. Just talking to crispinl blunt, the conservative mp about years ago. Just talking to crispin blunt, the conservative mp about the uk government and its involvement in this, perhaps not doing enough to call for restraint from israel. What did you make of what he was saying . There is a valuable point. If we are to stand anything, it is about having higher standards. That is right. The reality of doing these situations on the ground is incredibly difficult for commanders, politicians, policymakers, decision makers. It is easy to state and intent of, we will destroy this group and prevent it from happening again. It is practically impossible to do. How do you take those competing priorities and the need to try to do the best you can forcibly and in highly kinetic, as we call it, Armed Conflict when there is a huge amount of destruction taking place . This is the real complication of war in this century, we have seen it again and again and sadly something we will see a lot more of in coming decades. Did we stand for something but very difficult for those on the ground trying to implement those standards in these immensely testing military situations. Immensely testing military situations. , ~ ,. , situations. Thank you very much for cominu in situations. Thank you very much for coming in to situations. Thank you very much for coming in to talk situations. Thank you very much for coming in to talk to situations. Thank you very much for coming in to talk to us. Thank you. The un, us, egypt, jordan and others in the region are working together to ensure civilians have access to water, food, and medical care in gaza. Rishi sunak will hold talks later with the king ofjordan, who is visiting several European Countries to discuss the situation in gaza. King abdullah has said he is trying to rally International Support to stop what he called the war on gaza. Ive been speaking to the countrys foreign minister ayman safadi about the meeting, what can be achieved, and how civilians can be helped. Obviously, arabs fearing the enormity of the challenge that the destruction would engulf the whole region, if were not able to stop the violence and stop the war and stop the tremendous human toll its taking. We are working with all our friends and allies and particularly here starting the tour in britain to try and see how we can stop the escalation, make sure that civilians are protected from both sides, get humanitarian supplies in, and also look for the day after. But the immediate goal is to stop the violence, stop the war, protect civilians and get humanitarian supplies in. You may have heard my conversation earlier with our Political Correspondent talking about how rishi sunak released this Statement Last night, talking about his unequivocal support for israel, talking about how we stand with Israel Notjust today, not just tomorrow, but always. And he has been criticised for not mentioning the civilians caught up in this in gaza. Was that a disappointing statement for you to hear . Ithink, look, i mean, when it comes to civilians, we came in very, very clearly injordan and the rest of the arab world condemning the killing of civilians from both sides. Palestinian lives matter. Israeli lives matter. And we expect that our shared human values would dictate that we take a firm stand, all of us, against the killing of civilians, no matter what their nationality, what their identity is. What we all need to do is to support peace, to all speak against war, against violence as a path to achieving anything, because it will not it willjust push us deeper into the abyss of violence and death and destruction. What we need to do is to support a new path, a path that will get us to a peace, that will ensure safety, security for palestinians, for israelis, and for everybody in the region. We were just hearing in the last few minutes actually about missiles coming. Or going over into israel from southern lebanon. And weve been hearing from hezbollah in recent days, talking about how theyre fully ready to get involved, when the time comes, they said. Do you get the feeling that the wider region being brought into this is inevitable . The danger is there. We are dealing with a very, very tense and difficult situation. As talk of a Ground Invasion continues, the images coming out of Gaza Willjust be provocative to everybody it will be painful to everybody, as were the images that came at the beginning of that. So the possibilities are there. Thats why were urging self restraint. Urging for this war to stop, for civilians to be protected. Because, if that happens, then were looking at the prospects of a regional war, and that would just bring more death, more destruction, more suffering to everybody in the region. And the sad thing is that for years we have been warning against this. For years, weve been saying violence is not the path. The absence of hope is just not going to get us anywhere. And, for years, weve been working on trying to avoid this moment and to open a path that would restore faith in negotiations, as a path to, again, addressing the legitimate rights of both palestinians and israelis, palestinian right to freedom and statehood and israeli right to live in security. These two go hand in hand. You cannot have one without the other. Shall we talk about the humanitarian corridors and what progress has been made on that, if any, i suppose . I mean, the cleararea, what people are focusing on is the border with gaza, with egypt, which remains closed, doesnt it . Even for Aid Organisations going in or out. Has any progress being made in negotiations there . Unfortunately, till early this morning, no. Israel is refusing to allow humanitarian supplies into gaza. And this is just unacceptable by any standard. And again, to be frank, why is it that denying access to food and water and energy and fuel to ukraine, a war crime, and were not hearing the same narrative there . We know whats happened is enormous. Its painful. Its just beyond words in terms of the human loss it caused. But we cannot do more of the same. I mean, why . There are 2. 3 Million People in gaza in an area of 140 square kilometres, the most densely populated area on earth. These are innocent people. These are young women, children, elderly. Why should they be punished . Denying access to food is collective punishment and that, we should all be clear in saying that none of us want this. None of us want war. None of us want one people to starve. Israel will argue, obviously, that it has a right to defend itself from these horrendous attacks that it suffered a week ago. It also will talk about how it cant negotiate with hamas. And it seems like this Ground Invasion is imminent, doesnt it . And you have to. Israel has to take action, doesnt it, has to be seen to deal with its situation and it needs to restore security for its people, doesnt it . Look, let me be very clear, let me be clear on that. We are for the security of israelis and palestinians. Again, palestinians, israelis, both human people, human beings, both deserve equal measures of security and protection. So thats a given. None of us would argue the other way. Well not be humans if we dont do that. Israeli lives matter. Palestinian lives matter. But palestinians are not. What is going to happen . Can you see a diplomatic solution to this . There are deaths on both sides and its going to continue. We know that. Unfortunately, it doesnt look like that at this point. And thats what were saying. If you continue down this path, the only thing that will produce is more death and suffering for palestinians, for israelis and for everybody else. Israel has a right to peace. Palestinians have the right to peace and dignity and security and statehood as well. They go hand in hand. I think, instead ofjust going down the path of war, which, again, carries the real threat of spreading to the whole region, lets just i, lets just. I mean, the loss has been there and its painful and its sad and its tragic. But lets not go towards more losses from both sides and lets focus on what can really bring security, and that is stopping the war and all of us coming together behind a plan to stop this once and forever. And that only means a peace on the basis of the Two State Solution. Weve been there before. Can you imagine that this attack happens from hamas and then there is a realistic path to a Two State Solution off the back of it . Can you imagine israel being willing to do that after this attack that has happened on its soil . Again, emotions are high, the loss is tremendous, the pain is deep. Nobody argues that. But it is ourjob as people in positions of responsibility to think of how do we really protect our people . How do we really give them a future . War is not going to achieve anything. Its not the first time we see this. Unfortunately, its like every year in, year out, were in this place. And what did war achieve . What did violence achieve . Again, from both sides, it got us nowhere. It got us here. Ultimately, now, ithink the priority is just stop this craziness thats engulfing the whole region and risking pushing us all to the abyss. And letsjust, you know, as terrible as the losses are for the israelis, for the palestinians, question is, how do we get to a place where were not in this space that weve been pushed into . We need to create our own space for peace now. Now were pushed into the space of violence and destruction. Practically, do you think that people should be allowed, Palestinian Refugees should be allowed into egypt, to be allowed to leave . No, that is an absolute, absolute no. Memories of 1948 and 1967 are still pretty much alive among refugees in the region. Gazans need to be protected within gaza. We will never accept population displacement. Gaza is being destroyed in the north, isnt it . Well, and that destruction has to stop. But you cannot transfer the crisis into the region because any talk of population transfer, population displacement, is just going to take this conflict into a totally new dimension, and thats dangerous. You have 2 million Palestinian Refugees injordan. 2. 6 are registered with unrwa as refugees. And for us, we will never accept that any palestinian is being pushed out of their country. The answer is, again, we have to look beyond this very difficult and very painful moment as what can be done to make sure that this is not going to hit us again, as history, the history of the region has been. The Jordanian Foreign minister talking theJordanian Foreign minister talking to me a little earlier. Its still not clear how hamas and other militant groups were able to launch their attacks last saturday. Earlier, we spoke to lewis sage passant, a researcher in intelligence at loughborough university. He said it wasnt clear where the security failure lay. At this stage, we actually dont know that much about the intelligence around these events, the decisions being made by the government, by the Security Services in israel ahead of the event. So as a result, its probably a little bit too early to say outright that its an intelligence failure. But there are some signs that there were some sort of signs ahead of this attack that the Security Services were gathering. They were trying to make a decision the night before. So that does hint that they had some sort of signals that potentially something was coming and they didnt necessarily know how to react to it. At this stage, its quite difficult to say exactly what happened because of that scarcity of information. Generally, Intelligence Failures they have, they have four possibilities. Its either a failure to collect, meaning that they didnt find any intelligence, they werent able to gather anything. A failure to analyse correctly, which is theyve collected the intelligence, but they dont necessarily know what to make of it. Then theres also the possibility its a policy failure, that they have collected the intelligence, theyve analysed it correctly, but theyve not been able to act on it correctly. And then finally, theres also the possibility that the Intelligence Services did everything right, but that this was simply a Counterintelligence Success by hamas, that they were able to run counterintelligence so tightly that the israelis had no possibility to collect on it. So until we know more, its quite early and quite difficult to say exactly what has happened here as this trip is one of the most heavily surveilled places on earth. To say exactly what has happened here. Gaza strip is one of the most heavily surveilled places on earth. The Intelligence Services of israel, as you mentioned, are fairly robust. Theyve got a very professional reputation. The challenge here is that hamas may not have shared this information widely ahead of the attack. They may have operated in a kind of cell structure. And that makes it very challenging for. Even if they were able to get, say, a human source inside hamas to gain access to these plans and know whats going on as it looks like there may be a Ground Invasion of gaza in the coming hours, we would imagine that hamas would probably shuffle things around. Theyve moved Headquarters Locations and theyve dispersed their forces so that they can kind of make any Israeli Intelligence on hamas positions out of date. So at this stage, its really hard to say, but israeli Intelligence Services do have some pretty sophisticated capabilities. So i would imagine they know about as much as any government about hamas. In the us, the pentagon has ordered a second Aircraft Carrier group to the Eastern Mediterranean. According to us officials, the Uss Eisenhower is part of american efforts to deter hostile actions against israel or any efforts toward widening the war. We spoke to Brendan Kearney a retired colonel with the Us Marine Corps who gave this assessment of the us military build up. I think they are all prudent measures. The United States was fortunate enough to have the gerald ford Carrier Battle Group already in the med when all sadly started here over a week ago. It will still take eight to ten days for this new Carrier Battle Group to get there. It is also going to take about the same amount of time for a Marine Amphibious ready group to come from the persian gulf, sail up from the Series Committee will still take eight to ten days for this new Carrier Battle Group to get there. It is also going to take about the same amount of time for a Marine Amphibious ready group to come from the persian gulf, sail up from the series, to also get to the Us Air Force Aircraft that have already been Pre Positioned in the far east that. So it is a build up of forces but it is prudent, it is probably a wise move on the part of the american administration. Again, putting forces over there and putting forces over there and putting them in a position where, if you have to use them, they are available. I do not think there is any preconceived decision on the part of the United States government to go ahead and get involved in this conflict. We have managed to stay out of most of them over the years when it comes to israel and these periodic conflicts with the arab nations and certainly with hamas and hezbollah. If it comes to that, by having these forces there, the United States is going to be able to launch a very powerful strike against, wear them is hamas, hezbollah, obviously sending a message to the group in charge of both of them, which is resonant in iran right now. Iran right now. Brendan carney, a former colonel iran right now. Brendan carney, a former colonel from iran right now. Brendan carney, a former colonel from the iran right now. Brendan carney, a former colonel from the us iran right now. Brendan carney, a| former colonel from the Us Marine Corps. With me now is our middle east regional editor, mike thomson. The pope is calling for humanitarian corridors for residents in gaza. It seems the International Pressure on israel to create safe routes out is continuing and perhaps israel is listening because it extended the deadline for people to leave the north. Tt deadline for people to leave the north. ,. ,. , north. It is the second extension. Still no sign north. It is the second extension. Still no sign that north. It is the second extension. Still no sign that israel north. It is the second extension. Still no sign that israel is still no sign that israel is prepared to do that. A lot of attention has shifted south, to the border with egypt. Egypt is so far reported to be saying that it will not allow us, rather foreign citizens, out of gaza into egypt unless aid is allowed to come back the other way. At the moment we have got the Secretary Of State is now flying to egypt. Hell be talking to the egyptians, who are intermediaries and have been a big intermediary between israel and hamas. It will be interesting to see whether he can do any arm twisting and get a of mind. Whether he can do any armtwisting and get a of mind. And get a of mind. Hamas were sto |n~ and get a of mind. Hamas were Stepping Peeple and get a of mind. Hamas were stopping people from and get a of mind. Hamas were stopping people from leaving. And get a of mind. Hamas were | stopping people from leaving as well, werent they . Tm stopping people from leaving as well, werent they . Stopping people from leaving as well, werent they . Im not quite sure what well, werent they . Im not quite sure what their well, werent they . Im not quite sure what their policy well, werent they . Im not quite sure what their policy was well, werent they . Im not quite sure what their policy was but. Well, werent they . Im not quite i sure what their policy was but they are in a position to do that. It seemed to make sense they wouldnt allow many foreigners to leave, particularly americans to leave. Battleships, as we have just been hearing, cruising towards the area, that it might be helpful to contain these people keep them where they are. T these people keep them where they are. , these people keep them where they are,. , these people keep them where they are. ,. , ~. , these people keep them where they are. , ,. , ~. ,. , are. I was speaking earlier to someone are. I was speaking earlier to someone saying are. I was speaking earlier to someone saying they are. I was speaking earlier to someone saying they didnt l are. I was speaking earlier to someone saying they didnt want Palestinian Refugees to be able to leave gaza. What did he make of what was said . , leave gaza. What did he make of what was said . ,. , was said . There has been a longstanding was said . There has been a longstanding concern was said . There has been a i longstanding concern across was said . There has been a longstanding concern across the long standing concern across the region in the arab world, if you get more displacement of palestinians and the problem is spreading more widely than it is now. Egypt is very concerned about having hundreds of thousands of palestinians crossing the border. They have already got roughly 280,000 people from sudan who fled the war there. Also politically, they are thinking, this is perhaps a measure by israel to push palestinians out of the area once again. All part of its ready policy that they are poor. Then; once again. All part of its ready policy that they are poor. They have also been flareups policy that they are poor. They have also been flareups on policy that they are poor. They have also been flareups On The Policy that they are poor. They have also been flareups on the west policy that they are poor. They have l also been flareups on the west bank also been flare ups on the west bank and havent there . Also been flareups on the west bank and havent there . And havent there . Indeed. The un sa s there and havent there . Indeed. The un says there has and havent there . Indeed. The un says there has been and havent there . Indeed. The un says there has been the and havent there . Indeed. The un says there has been the worst says there has been the worst violence in nearly two decades. More than 50 palestinians have been killed over the last week alone since the hamas attack. Some in clashes with israeli forces, others from attacks from israeli, jewish settlers. One village has upped and left, about 200 people in a small Bed Un Village has gone in attacks byjewish settlers. Th Bed Un Village has gone in attacks by jewish settlers. By jewish settlers. In other developments, by jewish settlers. In other developments, we by jewish settlers. In other developments, we have i by jewish settlers. In otherl developments, we have had by jewish settlers. In other developments, we have had other clashes on the border with lebanon. A missile hit Israeli Settlers across the border. The first death resulting from a missile from lebanon. There have been exchanges in the last few days, three Lebanese Hezbollah fighters killed yesterday. That is a real worry. Hezbollah is a real force. That is a real worry. Hezbollah is a realforce. It has that is a real worry. Hezbollah is a real force. It has estimated as many as 150,000 missiles, many times that of hamas. If they enter this war, we are in a whole new story. Tt of hamas. If they enter this war, we are in a whole new story. Are in a whole new story. It has said it is ready, are in a whole new story. It has said it is ready, hasnt are in a whole new story. It has said it is ready, hasnt it . Are in a whole new story. It has said it is ready, hasnt it . They| said it is ready, hasnt it . They have said said it is ready, hasnt it . They have said they said it is ready, hasnt it . They have said they are said it is ready, hasnt it . They have said they are ready, said it is ready, hasnt it . Me have said they are ready, they said it is ready, hasnt it . Tte have said they are ready, they will not back down just because a request from the International Community. When the time is right, they will go in. ~ ~ when the time is right, they will go in. ~~. , when the time is right, they will go in. Mike thompson, our regional editor there. In. Mike thompson, our regional editor there. So in. Mike thompson, our regional editor there. So many in. Mike thompson, our regional editor there. So many developments all the times of plenty more on the bbc website covering everything. These are live shots. Keep with us here on bbc news for all the latest developments. Thank you for watching. Hello again. Its been a pretty cold start to the day. In fact, for some of us, its been the first frost of the autumn. Temperatures got down below freezing across many northern areas, down to minus four celsius in shopping cumbria. In shap in cumbria. But even further south in oxfordshire and south wales, those temperatures got down just below freezing. Lots of sunshine, though, through this morning. That will continue throughout the afternoon. It will stay dry for most of us. One or two showers just around the coast there of norfolk clipping the coastline, showers coming in across northern and Western Areas of scotland. But generally speaking, fewer showers compared to yesterday. Still a little bit breezy across scotland, but those winds are not as strong as they were yesterday and lighter winds as well for england and wales. And temperatures this afternoon getting up to about 9 to 12 degrees celsius. If anything, it could be, in fact, a bit colder than it was yesterday. Now through this evening and tonight, still a few showers across northern scotland, down the north sea coast as well. Therell be some fog developing across northern england, parts of wales and South West England as well that could be quite dense into tomorrow morning. And again, its going to turn quite chilly. These are the temperatures in the towns and cities, 2 to 4 degrees. But heading to the countryside, those temperatures once again close to if notjust below freezing. Monday morning starts off, though, with this area of High Pressure situated across the uk. A weather frontjust bringing some showers across the far north of scotland throughout the day on monday. There could be a few showers coming into kent, perhaps into South West Scotland as well. But for most of us its going to be a dry day. The patchy mist and fog in the morning will clear away so there will be some bright, some sunny spells, but perhaps more clouds compared to today. And temperatures once again, about 11 to 13 or 1a degrees. As we go through the rest of the week, that area of High Pressure gradually moves away to the east and then well see low pressure moving in from the south. And that will bring some spells of Rain Strengthening winds as well across many parts of the uk. And with that southerly flow, we are going to see milder air slowly moving its way in as well. So it wont be quite as cold as we go through the later stages of next week. So just a summary then really for monday and tuesday look dry with some sunny spells, wednesday onward, thats when it turns more unsettled. But you notice those temperatures rising about 13 to 17, perhaps even 18 degrees. Goodbye. Live from london, this is bbc news. Israels army prepares for a Ground Offensive in the gaza strip the next phase of its Military Operation against hamas. Thousands of palestinians flee to Southern Gaza after israel warns them to leave the north. Our correspondent says he and his family are living in a room with four other families. For example, with my family, i share a very small space, two bedroom with about four or five families. Meanwhile, the uns aid agencies have told the bbc that gaza is being pushed into an abyss. Still no movement at the rafah Border Crossing into egypt. The us Secretary Of State is due in cairo this afternoon and the British Foreign office is telling its nationals to be ready in case it is opened. And President Biden has been speaking again to the israeli and palestinian leaders, with news that a second Us Strike Group is on its way to the Eastern Mediterranean to deter hostile actions against israel
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