even in areas where conflicts have ended far, we just interviewed about to the sensor. and the least they said that, you know, if the, about the course by the extra mis groups, they're using the delay in the reconstruction of what are we as a rallying point to try and stop frustration of the task force formed by that is there to administration admits there have been challenges, including the coven, 19 pandemic, and the economic recession, which of course delays to the reconstruction of it says it remains committed to getting my we back to a thriving and vibrant city. but course i see so much time has been squandered by a government that was once given, sweeping powers to implement reforms across the line or province. while survivors say there is nothing to commemorate because another year equates to another layer of hardship, for most of them were left to fend for themselves. jim l as in dog and i'll do 0

manila. ah. this is all. these are the top stories, the head of the you and agency for palestinians as born. there will be no peace if the root causes of the conflict on the result. philip. that said he has been assessing the damage in gaza after the 11 day conflict between israel and gases armed factions. i am deeply frustrated at this sense, this episode of extreme violence that killed civilians destroyed infrastructure and through gas back several years. but restoring a sense of normality is not enough. it is not the replacement for piece of the human rights of all the root causes of the conflict remain the occupation

default displacement of which we had a strong reminder in ships lately. the blockade of the cycle of violence or remain. these must be result. irradiance reviews is reporting that a prominent as any and politicians says the countries 3 months monitoring agreement with the us nuclear watchdog has expired. the parliamentary speakers that inspectors may no longer have access to images of nuclear sites. lava from a volcanic eruption has covered dozens of homes in eastern democratic republic of congo. the city of goma was largely spared by the option of monitoring gone. go with the airport untouched. at least 8 people have died. at least 12 people have died in northern italy after a cable car plunged to the ground. the cause of the accident is an unknown. and there was the headlines coming up next to the listing post goodbye on county because china is in terms of millions of weekends had breast and companies

grambling, 11 supply chains off the huge job losses. when will the tourism industry recovery plus how robot could transform the building, trade? counting the call hold al jazeera is that building is where our fear is, officers or another strike or not. we'll know less about what's going on in got that because that building was level and we will continue to respond force to the security of our day by some of the what community violence that in several years. hello. are mr. gilbert and you are the listening post where we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is covered. here are the media stories we're examining this week. journalism comes under israeli fire in gaza and inside israel and quite on the airwaves, is only making things ways into tar kenyon who blogged about life as

a migrant worker, finds himself in custody. but the authorities have yet to produce a charge. they jing get some help with its propaganda push on sin, jazz from a band of western influences on line. and what do we call home? actually, she probably does have surgery the viral video that shows the meaning of dispossession in power. 2 weeks of intense, devastating israeli bombing has overwhelmed the gaza strip. 2000000 inhabitants, high rise buildings, housing civilians, and news organizations. this network included have been reduced to rubble, still the israeli government and its military enjoy a kind of diplomatic impunity. some of that has to do with israel's traditional ability to dominate the space, to focus the narrative on anti hamas talking points. but garza is only one part of

this rapidly moving story across israel and the occupied territories. palestinians have wrapped it in protest. israeli cities like the lid and have seen more violence, most of it directed at palestinian citizens. and it's organized often with the cover of israeli security forces. some voices on the israeli airwaves who call themselves journalists have been guilty of incitement. the images of inter, communal violence, so close to home have shaken the israeli public in a way that the video from gaza and the west bank failed to do. that's our starting point. this week. the gaza strip where a ceasefire has just come into what i'm trying to turn on during my after 11 days of bombing, god brought to an end by a c, v. it's really government is still all in on the information among the stories. it is asking the world to believe that gods is only covered 1900 testing facility was

a legitimate target, along with its biggest book shop. and a matter of fact that the leveling of this 12 story building had nothing to do with the palestinian news organizations and international ones that had offices and intelligence office for the palestinian tariffs organization. how the building plaza and organizing the terror attacks against israelis perfectly legitimate targeting that the associated press and algebra. 2 key players in documenting this latest war on gaza worth the target. they just happened to have bureaus in the build collateral damage. nothing. there is really narrative, really what you call it, clean that come out, which is movement that covering that got the trip, had the military assets when the building, which i think what evidence is that you believe about building? how come out?

everyone knew the secret. so to speak, a p, f l, just 0, sorry, but they all well know to the hampers my, well i pretty when they are you all human scale which is to hide amongst them again, neighborhood to deter from targeting. the reality is that there had been cancer investigation into the claim about human and there have been no way to verify these planes. now imagine if it was the other way round, a mass destroyed the high rise and television unused the justification that it was housing, israeli military officials. and indeed many where the military buildings are in central to be building with the national guards. i consider it safer than others because i presume that you are going to bomb them. but the sad and devastating

reality is that there is reading a safe space in gaza. how long can you say israel has the right to defend itself in lots of that already against journalist, really in fire tower being flattened. that's the message that we're not going to let you control the narrative. we want to control the. 2 israel also targets news content on the middle east. for example, have you watched our report on god's last week, the version posted on youtube. it might have been preceded by this at, from israel's ministry of strategic affairs. media organizations like al jazeera and a p. have the resources to fight to find new office, replace equip, but small palestinian media outlets in gaza do not their vital sources of local news. and they've been targeted repeated. and they also have to rebuild their offices and went from scratch and buy expensive equipment that was low and

replenished. all concepts and totally destroyed. and the small policy media outlets have played a vital role in telling the world what is really going on in gaza. israel invest a lot of money in communicating with the outside world. there's a term in hebrew for this it's called has the broad has broad means explanation. and that's really what someone like mark reg as to is a professional diplomat is being sent to do when it goes in is interviewed on and see or see. and we didn't want this conflict on the country. we took a number of steps. exactly. we could about the for the ser, up to, to try to deescalate the steps of the u. s. government president small but unfortunately come up with hell. beverage on initiating is called his job is to explain to the broader world why israel is doing what it's doing. but i think that what we've been beginning to see over the last few days is that the talking points aren't really working. and the story that was shut off in east jerusalem with the

protests over the me, expulsion of palestinians from their homes to make away for jewish israelis. and then in golf, gaza when the bombing bigger has had a poisonous effect in israel, it's in a mixed cities like lynn, aka, and just the communal violence, the public lynch captured on camera. some of them broadcast live on israeli television. have gone both with michigan, but there is no palestinian equivalent for the mobs of armed israeli settlers that were bust into those cities. allowed him by israeli police. israeli reporters are free to hold power to account and on domestic political matters usually did. but their journalism on palestinian issues pertaining to the occupation is far less relies and much more parties put the country on

a war footing and many will tow the line. and then we be talking have my dog view heart of the state on channel car because palestinians, but the enemies who just prior to interviewing college indian journalist, rama eunice, asked repeatedly on the air. lucky for me, if it was time for the israelis to reload. good. got it. but i'm on my hooks up with it. i get a little bit of guinea. might've been that much i say like lately exhausted. when i confronted him about that, he said that no, but the all for me was a question. now we know these fixed right. there is a question which is a fair question, and there is a way to type under the guise of the i'm on full mental should for him. you would be me, should the cream but theme i machine machine with of. so they are some simple cream

dumb barometer of it, below that them loma, didn't get that. the joy side is the one with the weapon, the video, and it's office in front of me and me see if you look it up, a block of if you then that out, look, people will be looking for the offer. it's an inflammatory kind of coverage. a way of justifying violence and repression of palestinian protest and him and sent us a 3rd to supply my name. i mean to say that that much, i think sent me lawsuit in detroit. so it was really generally when there is a war report sort of falling line behind the government, which one of the problems of the team of, of b will be by the middle of mostly reproducing the talking points that the idea spokes person has given them. but they sort of go the extra mile and begin to call for military action themselves. very good. ask a dog base of our vigor. don't delay money.

oh, israel is up against some inconvenient facts and figures about its occupation and the palestinians it dominates across their historical usually when israel wages war on god, these fires can taken weeks to go into effect even months. this one took just 1111 days of death and destruction brought to an end as power steering and c, y mass mobilization, and a general strike inside israel and across the occupied territories. the trophies in stone is the long that fell on god could not stop back mobilize ation because palestinians don't need to be on the streets to do not anymore. all they need is a phone and their cars. this car, my blaze ation across the colonized palestine from the river see is really

important because it's unprecedented. suddenly in my generation, in the midst of the presentation of the palestinian people, we're still able to come together for which had cool against ethnic cleansing, against satler colonialism. divided by the is all about jewish agreement. you have been fighting against women in mind and hush month for the tv present. those are fighting against my father. that is when the police officer sees that is what he did. that is when the pilot says that and what do they do after they after they see that they take revenge. what we're seeing now in the proof that we haven't lost the struggle, the palestinian cause. it's been a much alive and kicking and it's being led by us. you don't need the world to come in 3. all right, we can do it ourselves. all we need from the world is to be aware of what's

happening and to apply a little bit more pressure on is when it's public, grimes against me in the air, a gulf state of guitar, a kenyan security guard who also blogged about life as a migrant worker in guitar was arrested earlier this month. he's still in custody. joanna, who has been tracking this story. joe, what do we know about this case? while the security guards name is mark on the dolly, as you said, a canyon. and one of the many foreign workers who make up the vast majority of guitars population and before his arrest, the dalai under the pen name, noah about migrant workers in katara. on may, 5th, a category official conformed to all desert that quote. but ali was taken into custody and placed under investigation for violating catan security laws and regulations over no details were given on his whereabouts at his well being or whether or not he had access to a lawyer. in the absence of those details,

what do we know about what he was blogging about? well, according to human rights groups, amnesty international. but ali was quote on the front line of the fight to reform guitars, labor laws, and his blogs focused on issues like long working hours, low wages, poor working conditions unsuitable accommodation. again, at this stage, we do not know whether or not his arrest was in any way related to his writings. but the critics have said that this case is a clear example of the limits to freedom of speech in a tar, which was of funds this network, or does era in particularly the sensitivity around migrant workers. and the football world cup is coming up in could turn next year. so all eyes are on that country. yes. and, and have been numerous media reports about that among migrants working on the construction of the stadiums for the world cup. but controller has said that he has introduced a series of reforms to it's labor laws, which an international labor organization has called historic,

including minimum wage from migrant workers. but human rights organizations say the car still has a long way to go. and with the tournament just over a year away, it seems very likely that this is going to remain a contentious issue. ok, thanks john. it's been nearly 5 years now since the chinese communist party's campaign of mass internment and forest labor began infringing. we've reported on beijing's propaganda over stories of an estimated 1.5 to 3000000 weaker muslims, and other minorities being sent to internment camps. beijing started with a strategy of denial on the existence of the camps, producing documentary, showing happily reformed wiggers, then came a more aggressive approach strictly controlled access for foreign journalists, threats made against critical reporters. it is clear that a new phase of official spin is now underway. chinas, adding some western faces to the mix. white ones online influencers who contend

that the thin jang story is being overblown by the western media. that reports of all those people being put away are either just flat out false or if true, represent nothing more than a proportionate legitimate response to a national security. listening posts, monopoly, robbing now on the western voices contesting claims of a genocide infringement. what's up guys? i'm coming at you from china, and in today's episode, i'm going to be talking about like china and right. you said that this is a new america thing and it has 1400000000 people and it has a very vibrant internet. it's a fascinating time to be a sign of file. there's been a spike in interest in all things, china, your office, all china, is that where the new log had been. india's media has erupted with the chinese

sentiment briefing invasion today. the for, along with boosting journalism, academic study about the country. it's also given a new prominence to a nice group of china watches aiming to understand the country from the inside when you hear the word kind of what the 1st thing that comes and denounce the mainstream western consensus on china. china for the past couple of months. these particular voices have all been speaking about one topic. what's guys coming at you from cash? our ancient city in john a with a reason why western matter in terms like force, labor, concentration, council and genocide. when they're talking about exchange and china, everyone is finally run over the call to pharmacy. as soon as the 1st thing i noticed about the video from rob dollar is the there are a lot of propaganda messages and right up. this is great in visit

a cotton farm and change out. they're using drones to sprinkle pesticide on the field, like all of the stuff to kind of prove that, you know, there's no slave labor here, breaking news guys. they're forcing drones to work here. the cause of feel as if she's young. if you didn't know anything about was happening and she young, you'd think, oh great farmer family are pretty prosperous lenny willis, sugar money, eyes are usually for julio to call new machine for them to show you. so there are a number off, foreigners, many of them, based on china that post these videos, some on chinese platform such as c, b, but many on youtube as well because they do want to target audience outside of china. you know, one of the things that strange about being a foreigner who loves china is when i go to the west, i become an unofficial spokesman for china. one thing i want to highlight as bad, it's very hard to say how much of the feedback they've got is actually paid for by

the chinese state of self managed online commentators. systems that the parties that employees would also send out task people to know amplify something. the post something comment on something influences like canadian, daniel dumble, is it a visa gallery or the british father, son, jewel lee and all the bad? it was in the millions on the video shading site. billy billy picked up and waiver china's version of twitter. no one has provided any evidence that the chinese government has directly paid these influences to turn out their videos. the blogger themselves, recently, in a curiously simultaneous bush posted videos refuting allegations that they are paid by the chinese communist parties. the ccp know, we are not paid by the ccp to make specific positive content about china. what is clear, however, is that being approved of these messages,

while with these commentators be getting air time on state onto tv channels. danny, very much welcome to the show. thanks very much for having me. i have been approach recently by quite a few media outlets, and this is the only one i chose to go on because the message daniel requested an interview, get a response to japan, appears to be his feeble broadcast. he's also been endorsed by china's ministry of foreign affairs. at the end of march, an online discussion, he hosted about accusations of genocide and in john was plague at one of the military press briefings. we have a precedent for fake propaganda created to serve american political interests. that video was been treated by spokesperson question one of the most prominent pieces of the chinese government. i think there are a couple of different reasons why the chinese government is pushing back so hard in recent months on what's happening in john. first and foremost,

we're starting to see some more serious steps in the pursuit of investigations into what's happening in young you through a body like the un human rights council. and i think the chinese government feels an overwhelming urge to push back against that. there's been more of a coordinated western effort the u. s. e u u. k. the canada they've issued sanctions against chinese officials, several western countries as openly called what's happening to do weaker as a genocide. so as we see, a level of coordination, dr. among western allies, china is ending up their propaganda. so the idea that the chinese government has to have certain points conveyed by foreigners, rather than by saying it's i'm solved, is actually a pretty old one. you have directive from the 60 used by him out to don't himself

to say, you know, we all know china as the center of the world revolution. but do we have to have foreigners say it for us? because that way it's going to be more credible and the basic logic still hold me. that doesn't mean chinese officials have retreated media. on the contrary, as pressure about the situation in saint john has intensified in recent months, beatings counter attack has become more forceful. to the primary thing that the chinese communist party wants to sit in more human rights activists. journalists to do is to just shut up. so any kind of leverage they can use on people they will. there was the case recently where 2 weaker women were interviewed on the b c. and they talked about, you know, the rape that happens in the camps. and the chinese, they were media went and found the family of one of these women. and they made her family essentially denounce her on camera. the chinese government and its

allies pushback head against organizations like human rights watch. or researchers like adrian then or vicky she was always going to show you and that she would and ponder yet. but i have to say that i think that for, for human rights watch, the single biggest frustration is that, you know, nobody from the chinese government has the guts to sit down and talk with us on the fact. instead, president season things government plays the. what about ism card on human rights abuses and legal double standards in the western world? to me or, let's look up to him when he comes out. it's a tactic that it needs rather than informs but western states sanctioned crime, was illegal. imprisonments give aging and its influences of choice. a lot to work

with. this is a very weird point that i hear a lot of anti chinese people pushing china's very aggressive. and this is very bizarre to hear coming from americans. because while the united is in multiple wars simultaneously, today, china is in 0 wars, they're taking legitimate criticism of the us government and trying to say, just because the u. s. government has these issues, nothing, nothing that has been so far reported about the weaker. so can possibly be true, it's fairly ironic because it can be angry at what's left and you can also be angry at what china does. these don't have to be usually explicit, but there are course the parties they does now discover at these groups and trying to integrate them into their messaging because they're bringing it across the teen message. don't look at us, look at america. ah,

and for those who insist on looking at china, there are videos out there. just don't mistake what you're watching for journalism job. so the best way to go and live like a constant farmer. and actually i think i'll fit in quite well because a lot of people tell me i look like she's young. if we get in journalism is going to be leading would be looking to control it or you're not promoting. and finally, last week we ran that video, the one that went viral, of an israeli man telling a palestinian family to leave their home in east jerusalem, telling them that if he didn't steal it from other israeli would given everything that's happened since it is worth remembering that's where this current story, the bombing of gaza, the communal fighting got its start on the notion of home palestinian filmmaker, omar ramble, has produced a simple, powerful video on dispossession. and what it means, depending on which community you call home,

in the holy 6000000 views and counter was the next time here at the listening post . sort of the dog. back in the, in the home. you know, i know how much you've been most i should be good enough. well, i knew that last or

actually she had been a patient that i see the a little trouble with my dog. and he said that we did, by the only thing that had them knew will as well as a mental doctor. now with a the special the us is always of interest. the people around the world, this is been going on for a number of what's being used to push the files back to the report 30 minutes. and i suspect that you try to explain your mobile audience and why it's important that could impact the life at the height of the storm water withdrawal high. would it be my hey, this is an important part of the world. people pay attention to what you have to do is very good at bringing the news to the world. from here in the 1st episode of science in a golden age, i'll be exploring the contributions made much scholars during the medieval slamming

period in the field of professor jim alca li brings the brilliance of a past and light point. incredible, so much doesn't the real, all we've done is lock out the light from the room and then allow it to come to the school. said one of science in a golden age on 0. ah, this is al jazeera, ah, hello there. i'm to start the, hey, this is the news, our law for about headquarters here and coming up in the next 60 minute to blockade . i'm just cycle of violence or remain. this must be result. the un will and they'll be no long term peace in israel and palestine. if the root causes of the conflicts continue. all security for the rest employee is of the alex

a compound and occupied east jerusalem after jewish israelis are allowed to enter the area.