... said that he was undergoing still mopping up operations, so it's not clear that any reduction or any change in Lebanon could lead to a direct change in Gaza. John. John Yang: Nick Schifrin in Tel Aviv. Thanks to you and cameraman Eric O'Connor. Nick Schifrin: Thanks John.
... an incident that could lead either side to escalate. And so that's why, Amna, tonight, they are continuing to press for this 21-day cease-fire, regardless of what Netanyahu said in public today. Amna Nawaz: Nick Schifrin, thank you, as always, for your reporting. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... be under the threshold that Israel needs it to be and somehow move from that to the point where residents can get home. But that's a very, very difficult task. Geoff Bennett: Yes, more to come. Nick Schifrin, thanks for this great reporting, as always. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... we will be able, at long last -- like you say, this has been going on for a long time -- to move to a better place. Nick Schifrin: What about restrictions on some of your inspectors that Iran has placed? Do you believe that they might lift those? Rafael Grossi: They ...
... Ukraine. Geoff, the U.S. has not given that permission either. Geoff Bennett: An important trip for Zelenskyy, as you say, also an important trip, Nick, for Iran's new president. What did he have to say today? Nick Schifrin: Yes, Masoud Pezeshkian has been presenting himself as someone who ...
... Schifrin: But if Israel's hope is that Hezbollah chooses diplomacy, analysts say this week's attacks will produce the opposite effect, and is already leading to the very escalation from both sides the U.S. has been trying to prevent. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... all, more than 35 in Lebanon have died, thousands have been wounded, and tensions along the shared border are at their highest level in years. Nick Schifrin reports. Nick Schifrin: Israel has promised a new phase of the war and is delivering it in Southern Beirut, where today an airstrike ...
... are values the U.S. holds dear, the international community holds dear. He should be praised for doing those things, not turned into a criminal. Nick Schifrin: Sebastien Lai, what do you want Washington, where you are, what do you want the world to know about your father? Sebastien Lai ...
... of Hezbollah, but also injuring others. The "News Hour" is told that Israeli officials told their U.S. counterparts they planted the explosives. And, as Nick Schifrin tells us tonight, they're bracing for retaliation. And a warning: Some images in this story are disturbing. Nick Schifrin: Today in Beirut ...
... they're also cornered in the sense of how to do it without inviting Israel to a full scale in Lebanon. It's a dilemma. Nick Schifrin: And U.S. officials certainly believe still that Hezbollah -- neither Hezbollah nor Iran want a full-scale war. We will hear from Hassan ...
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