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step against hamas at this hour. the idf confirms one of its tank brigades has taken control of the gaza side of the rafah border crossing. it connects the war torn territory to egypt. this is new video showing the tanks moving in. officials say the operation was very precise and very limited. they also say it was only in specific areas of eastern rafah. the crossing is one of the main supply routes for humanitarian aid into gaza. and we are told all movement there has stopped at least for now. 20 hamas militants were reportedly killed during today s sees. three terror shafts were also apparently found in that area. this is one of the first significant military actions israel has taken in part of the enclave, where more than a million palestinians are taking refuge. before today, the idf mainly hit targets with airstrikes in rafah. israel claims the gaza side of the crossing was being used for terror activity. the idf says hamas fired mortars toward israel s border from ....
welcome to the programme. starting with the big developing story a growing number of ethnic armenian refugees have been leaving nagorno karabakh after azerbaijan s seizure of this disputed region last week. roads leading towards the armenian border are jammed with traffic, and armenians say they fear persecution and ethnic cleansing. armenia says about 6,650 people have crossed the border so far. our reporter natasha zotova is on the ground, and sent in this update. we are in this village right on the border between armenia and nagorno karabakh. we can see the refugees coming through the border to armenia. here in this tent, they are being registered. people are fleeing with their belongings because they are afraid theyjust don t believe they can be safe in nagorno karabakh under azerbaijan role. some people told me they don t expect to get home ever, azerbaijan is promising not to target civilians and to respect the rights of ethnic armenians living in the region. th ....
trey: good evening, and thank you for joining us. it i am trey gowdy and this is sunday night in america. in the world at a precarious state by the house passed a series of aid package for ukraine, israel, taiwan.e coukraine continues to fight foi its life against russian invasion and israel was attackei by hamas last october and last week by taiwan and threatened by china. it ch is not just the need for help that is obvious but so too, thea anger among the republicans they had package product for a vote. in tthe final tally overwhelmind bipartisan and yet still deeply contentious. a majority of republicans actually voted against providing aid to ukraine. t wotwo doesn t republicans voted against providing aid to israel. some republicans threaten to get rid of yet another speakerus e because of these aid packages brought to the floor. joining us now is someone who served two stands in the house of representatives including chairingommi the committee on oversight and ....
of countermeasures. why did you not say those things? say those things? that is not howl would characterise say those things? that is not howl would characterise the say those things? that is not howl would characterise the situation. i would characterise the situation. the first thing is that i am not confident that by this cabinet meeting, i will have known that sage had concluded that containment was lost. and in fact, i don t think that i was told that for a number of days after. as i said, i m not exactly sure when i was told that. but this meeting was the morning after the minutes of sage coming to that conclusion. secondly, at this point in the department and nphet and the health service, we were working extremely hard to prepare for the pandemic. i had commissioned the action plan and work was under way on that and phe. we were attempting and pushing phe to build the testing system and all of the other things we were directly responsible for. as i say, w ....
all of politics. it s a friends. we are having tributes from all of politics. it s a you friends. we are having tributes from all of politics. it s a you say - friends. we are having tributes from all of politics. it s a you say that - all of politics. it s a you say that he was a gentleman. was he a friend of yours? he was a gentleman. was he a friend of ours? ., ., . .,, of yours? no, we won t close friends- of yours? no, we won t close friends. but of yours? no, we won t close friends. but when of yours? no, we won t close friends. but when he - of yours? no, we won t close friends. but when he was - of yours? no, we won t close friends. but when he was in i of yours? no, we won t close - friends. but when he was in office, and i was a backbench mp, and a major issue, you always got a courteous and informed response. he was very much in command of his brief. we did not agree on many many issues, but our exchanges were never anything other than courteous a ....