on the northern border with lebanon, we have seen the worst cross border violence since the devastating 2006 war between israel and the powerful iran backed lebanese militant group hezbollah. just yesterday we saw something like a barrage of more than 30 rockets fired across that border by hezbollah, israel s iron dome missile defence system being used to intercept some of them. nobody was hurt, but this is partly because a lot of those northern towns in israel have already been evacuated. this came a day after three people were killed in an israeli strike on southern lebanon, said to have been a hezbollah fighter and two of his relatives. we had then warnings from the israeli army s chief of staff who was visiting that border area that the army was ready for any scenario. we also had, politically, the member of the war cabinet benny gantz himself, a former israeli military chief of staff, coming out telling the world that if the lebanese government and other international pl
the hezbollah group. bundles ofjoy in a time of anguish. quadruplets recently born in one of the overwhelmed hospitals. i was away from their home and with supply short, this woman and her husband fit for the safety of the newborns. because there is a lack of baby formula, i tried to breast feed them but there is no nutritious food they can eat, the man explained, disposable nappies are not available so i only change them three times a day. children continue to suffer in this brutal war. she does not yet know her mother has been killed in her israeli air strike. a battle to save lives close to the southern front line of the fighting. israeli ground forces are pushing into areas they say are strongholds of hamas and is targeting its command centres. this tunnel was miles long, now destroyed. increasingly, israel s attention is notjust focused on the war in gaza but on its northern border with lebanon. where there are almost daily exchanges of fire with the powerful iran backed
for a diplomatic solution was running out. in gaza, israel is broadening its ground offensive across the centre and south of the territory. the hamas run health ministry in gaza has says more than 21,100 people have been killed during 11 weeks of fighting. earlier i spoke to our middle east correspondent yolande knell about the fears of a regional escalation of the fighting. since october 7th of course much attention has been focused on the gaza strip and what has been happening there, but right at the other end of israel, on the northern border with lebanon, we have seen the worst cross border violence since the devastating 2006 war between israel and the powerful iran backed lebanese militant group hezbollah. just yesterday we saw something like a barrage of more than 30 rockets fired across that border by hezbollah, israel s iron dome system being used to intercept some of them. nobody was hurt, but this is partly because a lot of those northern towns in israel have alread
miles away from their home and with supplies short, iman and her husband fear for the safety of their newborns in this un school turned shelter. because there is a lack of baby formula, i try to breast feed them, but there is no nutritious food i can eat, iman explains. disposable nappies aren t available, so i only change them three times a day. children continue to suffer in this brutal war. this little girl doesn t yet know her mother has been killed in an israeli air strike. medics here in khan younis battle to save lives close to the southern front line of the fighting. israeli ground forces are pushing into areas they say are strongholds of hamas, and targeting its command centres. the military says this tunnel network in northern gaza was miles long. it s now been destroyed. increasingly, israel s attention is notjust focused on the war in gaza but on its northern border with lebanon. where there are almost daily exchanges of fire with the powerful iran backed arme
slower than anticipated. the reason the vast network of tunnels that hamas is using for hit and run attacks on israeli soldiers and for hiding. erez crossing right behind us. you can see how the entrance was blasted open. the israeli army took us and a group of otherjournalists inside gaza on foot to show us the biggest tunnel that they have discovered so far. there were no restrictions on journalists other than not showing some positions of troop concentration. we are just north of gaza. this is what gaza looks like from here a devastated shell of a ghost town. we can hear the sound of heavy machine gunfire and drones flying overhead. there is also the occasional blast of an artillery round. this is the mouth of the huge tunnel israelis have discovered just a few hundred metres from the border with israel. a spokesman for the army, originally from iran, spoke to me in persian. translation: in this tunnel, you can find anything. - you can live in them. you can sleep in th