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>> ALL RIGHT. BREAKING NEWS
COVERAGE CONTINUES WE'RE
FOLLOWING THE LATEST LAST
NIGHT'S STRIKES. AND RYAN, WE
HAVE REACTION FLOODING IN FROM
ALL OVER THE WORLD WE WILL GET
TO THE REGION RIGHT NOW AND
SEE WHAT IS UP TO AT THE
MOMENT NEWSNATION'S ROBERT
SHERMAN CONTINUES HIS
REPORTING FROM TEL-AVIV IN
JOINS US LIVE FROM THERE RIGHT
NOW LIVE IN 18 PM. WHAT'S THE
LATEST, ROBERT?
>> YEAH. CONNELL, AS YOU CAN
SEE FROM THE LIVE PHOTOS
THERE.
>> IT IS.
>> NIGHT TIME HERE IN TEL AVIV
NIGHT HAS FALLEN HERE AND IT
IS STILL A HIGHLY TENSE
ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH.
>> THE MESSAGE COMING FROM THE
TOP. HERE IS TO EXERCISE THE
HIGHEST LEVEL OF CAUTION, THE
ISRAELI GOVERNMENT DOES NOT
WANT PEOPLE OUT ON THE STREETS
AND YOU SEE PEOPLE ADHERING TO
THAT. THE STREETS ARE QUIET
BEACHES ARE EMPTY RESTAURANTS
CAFES. REALLY NO HUSTLE AND
BUSTLE OR ANYTHING OF THE KIND
TONIGHT AS THE GUIDANCE HAS
BEEN DON'T EVEN GO TO SCHOOL,
DON'T GO TO WORK. DON'T GO
OUTSIDE UNLESS YOU ABSOLUTELY
NEED TO BECAUSE THERE IS
ANTICIPATION THAT THE WHOLE
SITUATION HERE COULD CHANGE