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[ ] >>> A los wants to demonstrate that they have not been crippled that they still have both weapons and the ability to use. >>> Sirens sound in tel aviv got as hamas fires rockets from gaza >> We the students are steadfast in our demands for divestment, disclosure and for cutting ties with israeli institutions complicit with israeli apartheid. >> Reporter: pro- palestinian protesters and officials at the university of toronto were supposed to meet today, is the demands deadline for demonstrators to clear their encampment. >>> And on the far side, canada. >> The first champion of the pwhl could be crowned tonight. If minnesota beats boston in game four of the leak final. >> Renée: at sunday, may 26, thank you for joining us on ctv news channel, I'm rene rogers. We begin in the middle east, where hamas has launched a barrage of rockets at tel aviv, prompting sirens to sound off in the israeli city for the first time in nearly four months. [air sirens wailing] >> Reporter: the israeli military says eight projectiles crossed in to israel after being launched from the rough area in southern gaza, a number of rockets were intercepted. There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage, this appears to be the first long-range rocket attack from gaza since january. Hamas' military wing release this footage today, which it claims shows missiles being loaded and then fired at tel aviv. The group says the attack was in response to the killing of civilians in gaza. >> Joining us now as dakota would cut the retired U.S. marine corps lieutenant colonel welcome colonel woodcock it's another example that israel would used to show that hamas still proves to be a threat. Right there from the heart of rafah, hamas is saying that they fired over a hundred munitions, some reports say ten, israelis are saying eight, but this specific number is sort of irrelevant. The point is that hamas is saying that they are firing these in retaliation for what israel has done killing civilians that they are coining. But yet it's hamas killing civilians back in october that started this whole war. So I think it is a significant example that the fight continues, that hamas still proves to be a threat to israel and then the palestinians, the people living in gaza, continue to support hamas, which is intolerable, or they are so afraid of laws which shows that hamas is afraid -- of force to be reckoned with against losses -- and yahoo's policy that most most be destroyed. Was another example of the violence that hamas continues to perpetrate against people of israel. >> How do you think israel will retaliate to be met they've already conducted a strike, reports on the area say there are about 22 killed on the gaza side of this, so clearly over the past several weeks or months, israel has been sort of mapping the network and using its intelligence resources to understand where hamas leadership and where the environment positions are two and three -- two or three battalions of hamas fighters in the rough area. So they are leveraging that now using that to conduct strikes. So there no way that some kind of negotiated settlement is going to the near future and picking hamas continues to hold these hostages, israel has shown that there are active puddles I go to from egypt to the rough area. Otherwise you wouldn't have these munitions are all that. And so this fighting will continue. And it will continue for the foreseeable future. >> Reporter: do you think israel has underestimated hamas is tactically. >> Don't think it underestimated. I think this is why the prime minister and his war cabinet have said it is so critical to destroy hamas, as it is lofty goal, can you actually destroying into d. Like this, when it still continues to receive so much support, right? So it is on the tractable problem until the point where the gazans, the palestinians, repudiate hamas and the rest of

the world accepts that hamas cannot continue in a position of power, we will see this conflict continued to foment and extend itself. >> You have alluded to this, but how will this affect the cease-fire talks that are reported to begin on tuesday? >> I don't think you will see any progress. Mosses doors netanyahu has said that hamas is the man that israel remove itself completely from gaza and that hamas continues to be the governing power in gaza is just unacceptable to israel. Israel's demands that all of the hostages be released and then hamas be eliminated politically, if not physically, is not going to sit well with the hamas side. And so, I think it's just going to be one of these reports out of the white has that progress is being made, is belaboured and slow, but I don't think we'll see an agreement in the foreseeable future. >> Renée: that is our time, dakota woodcock retired U.S. marine corps lieutenant colonel, thank you very much for your time today. >> Pro- palestinian protesters who have set up an encampment on the university of toronto campus are expected to meet with school officials today. Meeting, scheduled for 5:00 pm local time comes after the university issued a trespass notice to the protesters on friday. School has said it will take all necessary legal steps if the protesters do not clear out by monday at 8:00 am. The notice also threatens to seek a court order against the camp. Organizers say they plan to hold a rally tomorrow morning. For more, let's go to cp 24's andrew brennan was that the encampment. Andrew, give us the details. >> Reporter: at the same time they are expected to leave, they have said they will be holding this rally to indicate that they will not leave anytime soon. What plan to do is seek legal action to stop being cabin from continuing, seeking an injunction from the courts to stop the encampment. Should be said that this is something that other universities in canada have tried captain namely at mcgill university, there was one brought forward by students that failed, those and other one brought forward by the university administration itself. Not also failed in court. The protesters that were speaking on the steps of simcoe hall today said that they believe that based on that and also what their legal team is saying, that they have a good chance of being able to win this potential legal fight. They are digging in their heels, saying once again they do not plan to leave until their demands are met, they have adjusted those demands, in response to the offer given from the university as president. Late thursday and friday, with the deadline being friday to accept, which they did not, ultimately that what the offer was from the university, essentially that there would be working groups were a lot of these things that protesters are asking for. It said that's not what they are concerned with. They do not want to go through this reticular avenue. They see the university's president has the power to be able to do a lot of these things without working groups and they say there is no time when wars going on like this to be able to take that time. It could take years for these demands to be met and they want to see action now. Here's some what they they were telling us earlier on today. >> Led the students are steadfast in our demands for divestment, for disclosure and for cutting ties with israeli academic institutions complicit in israeli apartheid. We remain steadfast in our demands for palestinian liberation. We demand you've tease does an end to you've tease complicity in israeli apartheid and we look forward to meeting with israeli administrators at 5:00 pm today to finally begin our negotiations. To the president, we ask you again to. Aside, justice or genocide. >> At the meeting at 5:00, this is of course not first meeting that has taken place between people who have been staying at this encampment for 24 days now. And university administration. But what we have heard and what we heard today, from these demonstrators, is that they say that the university is not taking them seriously, sending out they have said almost since the meaning of this encampment on may the 2nd. There were headlines made may the 8th that said the same thing for gas demonstrators the same thing as anything really change in those respects and they said no. >> Renée: that was cp 24 under brennan reporting there. And members of toronto's jewish unity gathered along the waterfront for solidarity rally this afternoon. [ Singing ] >> Reporter: members of the group organizer shoulder to shoulder solidarity event in support of the remaining hostages held by hamas in gaza. Demonstrators called for their safe return. >> We are demanding they are released now.

>>> Israel says around 100 hostages continue to be held in gauze along with the bodies of around 30 others. >>> For the first time in more than two decades, france's president has made a state visit to germany. >>> French president emmanuel macron was welcomed by german president frank-walter steinmeier. The trip is meant to show unity between the countries. Paris and berlin have openly clashed on number of issues in recent years including defence and nuclear power. The last time a french president made estate visit germany was in 2000. U.S. ambassador to nato says she has seen no indication that canada has a plan to reach the alliances spending target of 2% of gdp on defence in an exclusive interview with ctv's question period, julianne smith says she believes canada intends to eventually meet this commitment but has no evidence on how ottawa will get there. >> When will we see an actual plan to reach that 2% target and have clarity on how canada will get there? I have not had any instance were any canadian official has told me that they will not get there. But I do not have any sign that there is a plan in place to get to that 2% mark. And again, it is a pledge that every member of this alliance made. These are difficult decisions and that is why it was a ten year timeline. >> Renée: last week a bipartisan group of U.S. senators were the letter to prime minister trudeau saying that they are concerned and disappointing canada will likely not reach this commitment in the decade. Candidates updated defence policy starts to pass to reach 1.7 6% of gdp on defence spending by 2030 but does not include a target to hit 2%. >>> White house says that boeing will have to do more to show it is able to safely increase production. U.S. transportation secretary pete buddha judge spoke to face the nation about the federal aviation ministries deadline to fix the quality problems picks. >> Concerning problem is that any of those issues are happening at all. That is why boeing is under huge amount of scrutiny right now, occluding from the faa. They will have to do more to demonstrate their readiness to increase production. And again, obviously the goal is for them to do so. But only on a safe and healthy basis.

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