disaster situation. if the fuel is out, the hospital will turn to mortuary. loud explosions. the loss of life is fuelling anger on both sides. this attack on the 7th of october is a proper before and after moment. it opens a new chapter in the palestinian israeli conflict. with israel on the verge of a ground invasion of gaza, could this crisis engulf the whole middle east? explosion. you could hear, tack tack tack tack. pack a packa, tack tack tack. thinking, ok, that s unusual. and i could hear it getting closer. just after sunrise on october 7th, hamas gunmen entered be eri kibbutz in southern israel. he whistles quietly. thomas hand had just woken up. so i thought, ok, i ll go in to my bomb shelter and actually close the door. on our telephone, we ve got loads of messages back and forward from the kibbutz, from members saying, they re in my house. send the army. where s the army? a few kilometres away, in another kibbutz, kfar aza, shaylee atary was at home with her hus
will turn to mortuary. loud explosions. the loss of life is fuelling anger on both sides. this attack on the 7th of october is a proper before and after moment. it opens a new chapter in the palestinian israeli conflict. with israel on the verge of a ground invasion of gaza, could this crisis engulf the whole middle east? explosion. you could hear, tack tack tack tack. pack a packa, tack tack tack. thinking, ok, that s unusual. and i could hear it getting closer. just after sunrise on october 7th, hamas gunmen entered be eri kibbutz in southern israel. he whistles quietly. thomas hand had just woken up. so i thought, ok, i ll go in to my bomb shelter and actually close the door. on our telephone, we ve got loads of messages back and forward from the kibbutz, from members saying, they re in my house. send the army. where s the army? a few kilometres away, in another kibbutz, kfar aza, shaylee atary was at home with her husband yahav and baby daughter shayha. there was bombin
ourarts and media correspondent david sillito looks back at his career. tonight s movie has been mash. in 1970, a sprawling, darkly comic film about the korean war came out. i m drjekyll, actually, this is my friend mr hyde. the hero, a cynical, rebellious, heavy drinking, womanising surgeon. everybody was telling me, don t do it. at the end of it, it ll ruin you. we did it in five weeks and it was wonderful. born in canada, he d studied engineering before switching to acting and working in theatre in britain. four captains, there, hamlet, like a soldier to the stage. mash. ..a thinly veiled satire of vietnam, led to klute. would you mind not doing that? ..with jane fonda. it was the first of three films together. ..and an off screen relationship. at a moment when a dark and maverick mood was making itself felt in hollywood, donald sutherland, with that piercing gaze, wasjust the sort of complex leading man it was looking for. take don t look now. a disturbing, ghostly story
increasingly launching strikes against russian-occupied crimea, this sorts of critical, strategically critical peninsula that russia s occupied. they ve been using missiles to strike bridges connecting crimea to mainland ukraine as well as to russia, and they ve been using artillery to strike things like arms depots, command and control hubs, logistic hubs. for ukraine, the idea is to try to isolate crimea and make it more difficult for russia to use crimea to sustain its military operations on the mainland. now, u.s. military and intelligence officials that we spoke to said that it s difficult to say at this point, it s too early to say whether or not these strikes on crimea are actually having the intended effect, whether they re making it more difficult for russia to hand is up to this ukrainian counteroffensive. what we can say is there is a growing skepticism behind closed doors within the u.s. government that these ukrainian attacks on crimea are really a good idea. there are som
ukrainian for instance on russian arms depots in occupied areas, all of that most likely is going to be a pre-cusrsor to the large-scale offensive. the ukrainians have come out and said they are not going to make an official statement when that starts and they put out a video this weekend calling on people to not talk about the offensive and the message they have with that, plans love silence. they certainly are saying that they re not going to announce that. nevertheless, there are telling signs on the battlefield and what they saw were the russians were saying that the ukrainians had launched a large-scale attack. the russians thwarted that attack. however, what we re hearing from a russian installed official in the area is that ukrainians came back today and it seems that the ukrainians gained some ground in the south of ukraine. the big thing that the ukrainians are trying to show case is their gains in back mo bakhmut and the ukrainian forces