had been killed. she described the scale of suffering as devastating. the us defense secretary, lloyd austin, in his strongest comments yet on israel s need to protect civilians, said that driving the civilian population into the arms of the enemy would replace israel s tactical victory with a strategic defeat. you see in this kind of a fight, the centre of gravity is the civilian population. and if you drive them into the arms of the enemy, you replace a tactical victory with a strategic defeat. so, i have repeatedly made clear to israel s leaders that protecting palestinian civilians in gaza is both a moral responsibility and a strategic imperative. for his part, the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, said the war would continue for as long as hamas was active. translation: we will continue the war until we achieve - all its goals, and it s impossible to achieve those goals without the ground operation. the ground operation was necessary to bring the results until
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Good evening and welcome to bbc news. As the House Of Lords began debating the brexit bill today, they had a rare visitor. Theresa may sat in on the session, the first time in nearly 20 years that a Prime Minister has done so. No. That have a hue people with cvs that have a huge weight of experience. They are leading people in various fields. Probably not intimidated, but at the same time, they would be the tff to n, fifgf the tff to be fifgf the tff to be hearing the tff to be hearing the g did not even need to be hearing the message articulated out loud by the Prime Minister making such a rare visit to sit there and watch. The whole tenor of the discussion of the debate building up to the House Of Lords scrutiny of the bill has all been about the legitimacy of the House Of Lords. There is the question of revising the Second Chamber that is not elected. And given the will of the people in the referendum, and given the overwhelming endorsement of the bill in the House Of Commons, the
Good evening and welcome to bbc news. As the House Of Lords began debating the brexit bill today, they had a rare visitor. Theresa may sat in on the session, the first time in nearly 20 years that a Prime Minister has done so. No. That have a hue people with cvs that have a huge weight of experience. They are leading people in various fields. Probably not intimidated, but at the same time, they would be the tff to n, fifgf the tff to be fifgf the tff to be hearing the tff to be hearing the g did not even need to be hearing the message articulated out loud by the Prime Minister making such a rare visit to sit there and watch. The whole tenor of the discussion of the debate building up to the House Of Lords scrutiny of the bill has all been about the legitimacy of the House Of Lords. There is the question of revising the Second Chamber that is not elected. And given the will of the people in the referendum, and given the overwhelming endorsement of the bill in the House Of Commons, the