... 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 ...
... has in the past, and that could lead to Israel doing the same and a cycle of escalation, the very cycle the U.S. is trying to avoid. Geoff Bennett: Nick Schifrin, thank you so much for walking us through all of this. We appreciate it. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... right now and I'm not an investigator, but we know the duty and the obligations on the parties to the conflict are very clear. Nick Schifrin: And finally, Sigrid Kaag, part of your title is reconstruction. And the Israeli military allowed foreign journalists to visit Rafah and the Philadelphi ...
... look, give us whatever you can. Putin's threat is empty. There are targets that are within the range of these weapons, and the use of the weapons fit into that larger strategy that you and I talked about. Geoff Bennett: Nick Schifrin thanks, as always. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... that because there is a conflict. But the law has utility, and I'm very much in favor of the equal application of the law. Nick Schifrin: A week-and-a-half ago, the U.S. and Israel said that Hamas guards holding Israeli hostages taken on October 7 executed ...
Fady Abed, MedGlobal: People were digging and searching for bodies under the sand. And there was at least more than 20 tents that they were gone. Nick Schifrin: Fady Abed works for the international medical humanitarian organization MedGlobal. Before the war, he was a dentist. Since October the 7th, he ...
Nick Schifrin: Kelsie Nabass, as you know, the Israeli military says that it is not defending illegal settlements and is in fact trying to crack down on what they call illegal outposts. And as you have seen, the Israeli military has said that she was not the target of this ...
Nick Schifrin: Yes, in fact, defense officials tell me that Putin has clearly prioritized trying to seize more territory in Ukraine than defending his own territory from Ukrainian attack. Let's switch to the Iranian shipments. What kind of impact could these Iranian missiles going to Russia have on the ...
... very people that the U.S. was trying to protect. Obama's surge with an end date. Pakistani safe haven for the Taliban. Afghan corruption. That list, sadly, is very long. Amna Nawaz: Nick Schifrin, thank you so much for laying that all out so clearly. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
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