this coming after a day when the violence in jenin seemingly spilled over into tel aviv. a car ramming attack on the streets of tel aviv. the attacker shot by an armed civilian. militant group hamas taking credit for the attack, calling it a response to israel s military raid in the occupied west bank city of jenin. the largest incursion into the waste bank since the days of the second intefadeh over 20 years ago. israel says its aim is to dismantle the hornet s nest jenin has become for militants. targeting underground tunnels used to store explosive devices in the camp. they were focused mainly on dismantling terrorist infrastructure and handling and seizing guns that are in this camp. reporter: scenes of destruction as bulldozers ripped up roads to disable ieds. damaged cars and homes.
not a question of if. yeah, sad that we have to anticipate the potential for more violence before the weekend is over. chief charles ramsey, always great to see you, sir. thanks. thank you. we are also watching just terrifying moments unfold across the middle east. israeli police say this terror attack in tel aviv left at least eight people injured. this is a man ramming his vehicle into pedestrians near a shopping center. you see it right there. then he got out and started stabbing people. police say an armed civilian shot and killed the attacker. hamas has now claimed responsibility, and of course this is happening as israel s military operation in the occupied west bank city of jenin is very much under way. israeli defense forces carrying out around ten air strikes and ground missions in what they call counterterrorism activities. palestinian authorities say those efforts have killed at least ten people and injured 100
inside the camp, streets are empty. thousands of residents evacuating their homes overnight. international aid groups accused israeli forces of blocking access to medical care in jenin. firing tear gas near hospitals. the idf refuting those claims, saying ambulances have a free pass. palestinian officials condemning the raid, calling it a war crime, saying they will suspend contact with israel. a general strike in solidarity with jenin has been called in the west bank and east jerusalem. meanwhile, palestinian militant groups calling for action to strike israel by all available means. as night fell on tuesday, israeli forces began withdrawing from jenin as the cycle of violence goes on. alex, even if the operation is over and residents will be able to return to the jenin refugee camp in the coming hours or days, what are they returning to? what kind of damages will there
criminal court or the international court of justice as they re doing with us? i m saying this because the issue is not what israel is doing, because it has been doing this for 75 years. the issue is the impunity and the issue is the double standards of the international community. the crimes are being reported, including in jenin, by the united nations. just released a damning report of israel deliberate targeting of hospitals, medics, ambulances. these are war crimes. when we go to the icc, owanting the icc to come and be our judge and investigate the situation, it s israel that blocks it, it s the u.s. that supports israel blocking us, because both the u.s. and israel know there is a lot that israel hides there. ambassador hue sawn zamut, we have to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us this evening. really appreciate it. thank you. just ahead, we are learning new information about the powdery substance found at the white house over the weekend. coming up, we ll tel
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