& friends with a fox news alert, again. the israeli defense forces say they have raided hamas general security headquarters overnight. they are now surrounding other areas of interest in northern gaza. ainsley: this comes as the israeli government is reportedly considering flooding the terrorist group s tunnels with the mediterranean sea water. brian: you just want to find out if the hostages are there though, right? trey yingst is live in southern israel. trey? yeah, hey, guys, good morning. we are following this report from the wall street journal indicating that israel is considering flooding the tunnel network at least of northern gaza with sea water from the mediterranean sea. they have reportedly placed five large pumps near the camp in the northern part of gaza. and they are waiting to see if they will actually move forward with this plan. but it is significant to discuss because, if they do this, it would destroy the tunnel network but it also risks damaging
and 16th and 17th of december as well as further strikes injanuary on the 3rd and 4th, 6th and 7th. talks with the rail delivery group who represents the 14 train companies will take place today. the rmt also announced another strike invoving network rail employees that s staff who maintain the railways lasting from late on christmas eve to the morning of the 27th of december if it goes ahead. the rmt union is putting a new offerfrom network rail to its members in an electronic referendum, which will close in a week s time. but the union is urging them to reject the offer, which its general secretary mick lynch said was not acceptable . network rail had said the latest offer was its best and final . it includes a 5% pay rise this year and 4% next year. also, no compulsory redundancies for workers who are not managers and controllers until 31 january 2025 and a 75% discount on leisure travel for staff and their family members. the rmt says this offer is far below the increase
hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. people across the uk are facing more disruption as railway unions intensify their strike action. britain is facing the worst industrial unrest for decades, as public sector workers across transport, schools, universities and the health service demand higher pay. the government has accused the rmt union of holding the country to ransom after it confirmed more industrial action over christmas. the union is involved in two sets of disputes over pay, jobs and working conditions which have caused chaos for months. last night, the rmt confirmed walk outs at 1a train companies on the 13th and 14th, as well as the 16th and 17th of december. they ve threatened more strikes in january,
last night, the rmt confirmed walk outs at 1a train companies on the 13th and 1ath, as well as the 16th and 17th of december. they ve threatened more strikes injanuary, on the third, 4th, 6th and seventh. the rmt also announced another strike involving network rail employees the people who maintain the railways themselves. this will run from late on christmas eve to the morning of 27th december. the rmt union wants a pay offer that reflects the rising cost of living and a guarantee of no compulsoryjob losses. this is government minister nick gibb. they have offered an 8% pay rise over two years to the rmt and they have rejected it without even consulting through membership. it is very disappointing that the rmt think the way to conduct these negotiations told the country to ransom. that s the government s position. this is the opposition labour party.
on the 13th and 14th, as well as the 16th and 17th of december. they ve threatened more strikes injanuary, on the third, fourth, sixth and seventh. the rmt also announced another strike involving network rail employees the people who maintain the railways themselves. this will run from late on christmas eve to the morning of the 27th of december. the rmt union wants a pay offer that reflects the rising cost of living and a guarantee of no compulsory job losses. this is government minister nick gibb. they have offered 8% pay rise over two years to the rmt and they have rejected without even consulting their own membership it s very disappointing that the rmt think that the way to conduct these negotiations is through holding the country to ransom that s the government s position. this is the opposition labour party these reforms as well, the unions have said they re quite happy to negotiate on that, i think there is a deal to be done.