is a minimum. we may never know the answer to that and they may never be charged. but i think that we re all thinking more expansively based on these new findings while these details we learned, they are just terrific, but we certainly appreciate you, casey jordan and your insights into this. thank you so much always great to be here. thanks for joining us. the news continues next property now president biden marks 80 years since the d-day invasion by warning that democracy is more at risk now than at any time since world war ii defense secretary lloyd austin is with the president and france and joins us to discuss urgent global hotspots and threats right here at o also tonight, donald trump just returned to the campaign trail for the first time as a convicted felon he s appealing to voters a pivotal battleground state, and playing up the 34 guilty verdicts against him. and former trump adviser steve bannon is lashing out after a judge ordered him to report to prison by jul
this attack took place yesterday, at least 40 people were killed, as you said, many the of them, women and children. now according to the head of unwra for loop, lazzarini, there were around 6,000 people taking shelter in this un run school in the nuseirat camp in central gaza. and according to him, there was no prior warning of this attack. back now the israelis say that this strike was intelligent per say, based on precise intelligence, they said that some hamas members who participated in 7 october attacks were using three of the classrooms. there as basically a base. however, we did hear from the the united nations office for human rights, who said that the strike was a failure by the israeli military to ensure strict compliance with international law. keep in mind, of course, that last
so-called 18049 73606. now i m under rajiv and capitol hill this is sienna more, now, and that israeli strike on a un run school in central gaza, where 6,000 displaced people were sheltering. cnn s jeremy diamond has the latest from in jerusalem, we want to warn our viewers. his report contains graphic, video mohammad farajallah is still picking through the rubble of the airstrike that killed his brother. and alongside the blood spatter walls, he s still finding pieces of flesh. he believes they are his brothers he won t be as you ve been had may his soul rest in peace? he says i wish i died instead,
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penetrating. they re about 30 meters deep, 90 feet. radar is good for about four feet. they have great human intelligence and identified so far about 1. but your point s well taken. as you get further south, the intelligence gets more sketchy. the chances for surprise are greater. hamas is not student. they re going to put these entrances underneath buildings much as the cartels do on the mexican border. they re going to hide them in dense areas hoping the israelis won t be able to find them. there were reports they hid weapons in mosques and in a school, a u.n.-run school. finally general, tunnels are one thing. but what about all the missiles? 10,000 or 20,000. hamas has fired 1500 so far. you can stop the tunnels by bull dozing them. how do you stop the onslaught of rockets? it gets worse. estimates are right now from my sources not only does hamas have 8,000 or 9,000 left but