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thinking, generally speaking. and we l have heard hamas has reportedly told egyptian and qatari mediator is that it is suspending any talks on hostage negotiations. let me start by asking you about that. where does this leave any possible talks that may have been in the pipeline? that is something — may have been in the pipeline? twat is something quite expected. they have to do something, they cannot just continue to negotiate just one day after their number two was killed by the israelis, arguably, in beirut. at the same time, the discussions are quite difficult, independently from this killing. they are difficult because it is... it is difficult for them to both, hamas to find some agreement, whatever deal they can have on the opening stages and hostages, the weapons fire, the conditions, what will happen to the gaza strip later on? so it is not directly because of that that the discussions are ending and becoming increasingly disfigured.— and becoming increasingly disfiuured. ., ~ ., ., ., disfigured. what kind of reaction or retaliation could _ disfigured. what kind of reaction or retaliation could be _ disfigured. what kind of reaction or retaliation could be expected, - disfigured. what kind of reaction or retaliation could be expected, in i retaliation could be expected, in light of what happened? t

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we had to this so far? so, iran has considered this as a terrorist act against iran and they said that they would definitely retaliate to whoever is responsible for this. no group has claimed responsibility for this. iranian media has also rejected the claims by israeli media that a top, iran's revolutionary guard commander was killed. they say no commander was killed during these attacks. the un peacekeeping force in lebanon says it is deeply concerned about a potential escalation of violence, following the killing in beirut of a top hamas leader. a spokesperson for unifil, kandice ardiel, said a wider conflict would have devastating consequences for both israel and lebanon, and urged all parties to show restraint. israel said its forces were in a very high state of readiness for any retaliation following the killing of saleh al—arouri.

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it's not admitted or denied the attack, but hamas has accused it of being responsible. a spokesman for the group promised retaliation, and said hamas could not negotiate with israel while they committed — with israel while they committed what he called "crimes". hezbollah, an iranian—backed politically influential islamist group which controls the most powerful armed force in lebanon, has been exchanging fire with israel along the israel—lebanon border since the war in gaza began in october. hassan nasrallah, the leader of the group, is due to give a news conference in the next hour. he has previously said there would be a severe reaction to any israeli killing on lebanese soil. the head of the international chamber of shipping has told the bbc that consumers were likely to see a rise in the price of goods within weeks because of the cost of re—routing vessels away from the red sea, due to ongoing tensions in the middle east. guy platten said about 20% of the container fleet was being diverted around southern africa to avoid the risk of attack by houthi rebels in yemen. he said the longerjourney added up

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live now tojerome drevon, senior analyst injihad and modern conflict with the international crisis group. thanks very much forjoining us here on bbc news. let's draw on your expertise and knowledge of hamas. let me start by asking you, how much of a blow to the organisation's capabilities do you believe the killing of saleh al—arouri is? 50. killing of saleh al-arouri is? so, the killing _ killing of saleh al-arouri is? so, the killing of _ killing of saleh al—arouri is? srr, the killing of saleh killing of saleh al—arouri is? s57, the killing of saleh al—arouri killing of saleh al—arouri is? s513, the killing of saleh al—arouri will not directly affect the war in gaza. the war in gaza is directly led by its commanders, mostly for noir and mohammed deif, the leaders of the military, so it is not going to affect directly their operations, but it still matters because saleh al—arouri was number two of the group and arguably one of the strongest figures, especially as he was connecting the group to hezbollah into iran, but also played the role in the funding of the military wing and the military thinking, generally speaking. ﬁnd military wing and the military thinking, generally speaking. and we have heard hamas— thinking, generally speaking. and we have heard hamas has _ thinking, generally speaking. and we have heard hamas has reportedly -

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it took them years, they hunted them down in european capitals. they have said they are going to do the same thing to the people who carried out the october 7th massacre in southern israel and so, it would fit with that, that he would have been high on their hit list. there is no confirmation, but it is quite likely that they would have wanted this guy dead. now, it may well be counter—productive because he was an instrumental part of the negotiations to get the hostages released, to try to lower the temperature of the gaza war and eventually find a way to end it, but as far as israel is concerned, he was a top terrorist with blood on his hands and they would have been very likely to have considered him to be a legitimate target. the question a lot of our viewers will now want to know is, what is your assessment of what the potential fallout could be, following that killing? well, the big question, as i think carine referred to there, is what is hezbollah going to do? because hezbollah is the most powerful military force in the lebanon. it's much more powerful

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