so yes, israel sean's been bolden empowered by the united states. and clearly emboldened by other countries that are complicit it's occupational side and with the world or international public opinion. certainly the western one being focus on new crane. i think the fellowship israelis feels that they have a free hand. the west supports ukrainian rights to resist russian invasion, but there are silence basically about israel's occupation and aggression against the cities. and when we heard earlier from one resident using gaza about the, the trauma that she survived is not, it's not just about the people who are killed in these situations. but it's also those who, after live with what they seen given that situation on the ground of the children who are affected and so on. where, where do you see any kind of international response? i mean, you, you've talked about the, the absence of response from certain areas what, what, what can we expect for this? we now have the testimony of some of the most credible international human rights organizations, inclu

we are now hearing that israel is calling off 25000 revert reservists. we are also hearing from the factions in the gaza strip that they will be retaliated. and there is, there is, as i understand also fresh air strikes. we have to remind the viewers that guys have been under siege by israel, a seat that has been declared illegal name by all relevant international bodies. since the year 2006, the aggression on gaza has not stopped for a single minute. in the past 15 years, this is not a, a new acts of aggression against gaza. this is just an escalation in an ongoing onslaught against 2000000 palestinian living in the small, densely populated land, the majority of whom our children. and unfortunately, most of the children have already lived with a 4 or 5 war new or another escalations. we thank you so much in order for a speaking to us from what my law in the occupied was. thank just a reminder, here is what's happening in gaza right now. israel has launched a series of air strikes on gaza, killing at least 10 people, including a senior member of islamic

thejewish agency for israel is a hybrid organisation. it is not 100% governmental and not 100% non—governmental. it is a hybrid organisation dealing not only with emigration to israel but also with thejewish education — formal education, informal education — and having the russian government tell israel and thejewish agency that you are not welcome is a very strong statement. emigration, or immigration to israel, that is said, has been the result that of the jewish state, of being a haven after that — in world war ii, jews had nowhere to go and 95% of the countries didn't want to have jews. jews today, in time of need, have a way to go. that's a result of that. so, when a government comes and says, "we don't want this agency to continue to be "in our midst, in our country," it is a message that this country has a problem with emigration ofjews and it takes just a few seconds to parallel this with soviet times whenjewish emigration was forbidden. your concerns are clear and you made your decision, and you call it a moral decision

and buster to israel. tom nies, the united states firmly believes that israel has a right to protect itself. we are engaging with different parties and urge all sides for com. no real condemnation there at all is or do you expect any international condemnation to israel's events today? well, it's funny that you mentioned that sweet because that came out before there was any rocket fire in response to these attacks from gaza. so at the time that the united states ambassador had tweeted that out, he said that israel has the right to defend at a time when israel had just killed 10 palestinians in your 55, palestinian struck residential buildings and killed a 5 year old girl. and also a young woman in her mid twenties, obviously civilians. so after israel defensive the united states is response, when there is absolutely no attack against israel is to say the israel has the right to self defense, which is pretty funny. when you look at the united states, claiming to be a mediator between the 2 sides. robert, th

coming up israel's on dome system into sets rockets. fine garza launched in response to israeli air strikes. israel's operation targeted the islamic jihad grew. a 5 year old is among 10 people killed. china defends its military drills in the skies and sees around town on the u. s. brands, the exercise is a significant escalation and feeding the heat. farmers in the u. k. run short of water after a spell of record summer temperatures. aah! begin and gaza, whether a fears of full scale conflict after israel launched a wave of air strikes and rockets were fired from the strip in response. athenian group is i met you had says it's fine, $100.00 rockets and total aimed at israeli cities including tel aviv, israel's, and miss our system has been deployed to intercept them. and rates arns have been heard in southern and central israel. all this follows and is really operation. earlier in the day, a high rise tower and gaza city was hit in a loud explosion which led smoke pouring from the building. at least 10 people, including a 5 year old gir

were, was valera and israel have a ceasefire? they're afraid to fight each other because they know there will be massive destruction. so israel has to look at the long term consequence. says of what it does and then look at a piece strategy one day. all right, we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. yes. at scott, at army hoody and dan or bell, we thank you so much for your time. thanks for watching. you can see the program again anytime by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion. you can go to our facebook page dot, facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story to the conversation on twitter or handle is a j inside story for myself and the whole team here and how, thanks for watching a bye for now. the news ah, a august about a year after the taliban took over a special coverage of the current situation in afghanistan. the listening post examines and dissects the wealth media, how they operate, the stories they cover up the 5 years on the since me, on mars, muslim minority were fo

and it is all he needs to try and attack israel and destroy the state of israel. they say publicly, even the slanted g ha. just look at the name of the organizations you have. what does it me? in arabic, of course i know what it means, only wore it only war against who actually actually it means a struggle, but the match will get lost in semantics to deep into as a does this mean the destruction of the state of israel or holy war? but reckoning our victor and, and anyway, ultimately with our let me because we're going to go a few minutes. we haven't really heard enough. i don't think from raji, ron, you are already getting reports that for example, israel a stop the shipment of fuel into garza because of this latest escalation and that the power station of garza is not now functioning. tell us what that means for daily life. people going to school people in their homes for hospitals or just a gland as being so worried that it goes up and i'm sitting with just one reason that i have my private. ringback or otherwise it's mission impossible even to contact outside w

in, in is all he needs to try and attack israel and destroy the state of israel. they say publicly, even the slanted g ha. just look at the name or where these organizations you have . what does it me? in arabic, of course i know what it means, only wore it only war against who actually actually it means a struggle, but the match will get lost in semantics to deep into i think it does this mean the destruction of the state of israel, or, or holy war but reckoning our victor hadn't and, and anyway, unbelievable are let me because we're going to go a few minutes. we haven't really heard enough. i don't think from raji, ron, you were already getting reports that for example, israel stop the shipment of fuel into garza because of this latest escalation and that the power station of garza is not now functioning. tell us what that means for daily life. people going to school, people in their homes for hospitals, or just a gland being shut down this morning that is just sitting with you just one. the reason that i have my private otherwise its mission impossible even to

they know it's best for israel better than israel. they think the israelis need to be pressured, hammered and controlled -- cajoled and pushed into existential risk. it is their mother's milk. it is with the state department has pushed since there has been a state of israel. you can't get them out of it. fortunately, with a good president and a good senate, you work around it. they are absolutely unbearable. >> from a senator's perspective, the memorandum of understanding that underlies a lot of america's commitments to israel should not be conditioned on things that israel does. this is a major difference between me and my opponent. folks who endorse them thanks that is what we should do. use our influence to get a country to change its internal politics. why would we think we have autonomy on good judgment? a monopoly on wisdom? people ought to be able to have, as long as it makes rational sense, should be able to do what they think is best for their country. i don't think it helps our nation's's sovereignty for us interfere with th

these triggered a barrage of rockets fired back at israel from gaza. most of these were intercepted by israel's iron dime defense system. israeli government says it targeted the islamic jihad militant group for what it described as an imminent threat is really forces target an apartment building and gas. a city just one of many airstrikes launched into the coastal strip. israel says the attacks were in response to an imminent threat from the palestinian islamic jihad group. the strikes come after israeli forces arrested a senior militant in the west bank early this week. israel carried out the precise counter therapy ration against an immediate threat. our fight is not, was the people of gossip is lamar jihad is in the ramen proxy? the taunts to destroy the stakes, to defend our people. ah, and islamic jihad commander was killed in the strikes and the group vowed to retaliate. ah, the airline, this is a declaration of all out war against the palestinian people. we will respond to that. this is a violation and disregard for all the efforts to be made ov

barrage comes after israel launched a series of strikes into garza earlier in the day. israel says it was targeting these la major hard merchant group, was eliminating what it called an imminent threat palestinian authority say at least 10 people were killed and dozens more injured. is really forces target and apartment building and gas. a city just one of many air strikes launched into the coastal strip. israel says the attacks were in response to an imminent threat from the palestinian islamic jihad group. the strikes come after israeli forces arrested a senior militant in the west bank. early this week. israel carried out the precise counter terror oppression against an immediate threat. our fight is not, was the people of gus. islam jihad is in the raymond proxy, the taunts to destroy the state of israel, and kill innocent israelis. the head of islam jihad is in inter heron as we speak. we will do whatever it takes to defend our people. ah, and his law mcgee, had commander was killed in the strikes, and the group vowed to retaliate. ah, the airline, this is a declaration of all ou

israel is building more force settlements. israel is seizing gaza. they are not allowing enough water or electricity to the people in gaza. so it is not about israel defending itself, or it's not a specific operation against the specific military group. aid claims that is exactly what this latest strike and raid is about. a specific response to a specific threat. ., ., ., threat. no, there are no real threats- _ threat. no, there are no real threats. the _ threat. no, there are no real threats. the real— threat. no, there are no real threats. the real violence . threat. no, there are no real threats. the real violence is| threat. no, there are no real- threats. the realviolence is coming threats. the real violence is coming from israel. israel should listen to the international community and international law and not to be in occupation like russia is doing to ukraine now. they should listen to international law and end their occupation in palestine and give us our freedom. occupation in palestine and give us ourfreedom. and stop occupation in pale

- i came to israel because of my wife. we came in 1950 to israel. we went up to the kibbutz sassa up in the north. we spent a week or two there. esther was the one that really wanted to stay in israel. - i realized that i was at home in this kibbutz dining room. there was nothing to eat, hardly, but i felt i was in the family that i belonged to be in. - i promised her that we will come back someday, but i had to go back to america and go to work. that's what a nice jewish boy does. worked at atomic energy center in oak ridge, tennessee for four years, became a nuclear engineer there, one of the first of 300 at that time, and then we moved to san diego for the last 10 years before immigrating. my identity as a jew was one that i wanted to maintain that identity, and i want to assure that our children would not intermarry. living in israel seemed to be part of it. - i had friends in the states, i was riding regularly, swimming pool in the background, christmas trees and hannukah bushes and everything was perfect, and when we came here, it was, i hated

thejewish agency for israel is a hybrid organisation. it is not 100% governmental and not 100% non—governmental. it is a hybrid organisation dealing not only with emigration to israel but also with thejewish education — emigration to israel, but also with thejewish education — formal education, informal education — and having the russian government tell israel and the jewish agency that you are not welcome is a very strong statement. emigration, or immigration to israel, that is said, has been the result that of the jewish state, of being a haven after that — in world war ii, jews had nowhere to go and 95% of the countries didn't want to have jews. jews today, in time of need, have a way to go. that's a result of that. so, when a government comes and says, "we don't want this "agency to continue to be in our midst in our country", it is a message that this country has a problem with emigration ofjews and it takes just a few seconds to parallel this with soviet times whenjewish emigration was forbidden. your concerns are clear a

other have been more than $500.00 rockets fired ad israel sirens heard and tele vive i believe the israel would be looking favorably at going for a truce a ceasefire. i believe that israel has achieved most of its goes in the operation and launched on friday. and i think that with israel needs now is security guarantees that none of jihad will not be. you know, once a truce is agreed, the will be violated by these on jihad and rockets would be fired again from the gaza strip into israel. i think that there is a good chance that the ceasefire is around the corner. and unfortunately, this is something that we've been seeing year after year or year in year out, and there is no military solution to this issue. i think it's only a diplomatic solution to this issue that could pave the way for a long term arrangement where, where, where there's come, there is no violence and that both sides tend to their own issues rather than focus on confronting one another. right? so than me is really army had previously said that actually there are currently no negotiations with islamic jihad over a cease fi

and it is all he needs to try and attack israel and destroy the state of israel. they said publicly, even the sonic jihad and just look at the name of the organizations you have. what does it me? in arabic, of course i know what it means, only wore it only war against who actually actually it means a struggle, but the match will get lost in semantics to deep into as a does this mean or destruction of the state of israel or holy war. but reckoning our victor and, and anyway, ultimately the, our, let me because we're going to go a few minutes. we haven't really heard enough. i don't think from raji, ron, you are already getting reports that for example, israel a stop the shipment of fuel into garza because of this latest escalation and that the power station of garza is not now functioning. tell us what that means for daily life. people going to school, people in their homes for hospitals, or just a gland as being so worried that it goes up. and i'm sitting with just one reason that i have my private generator. otherwise its mission impossible even to contact outsid

this is the logic of israel. this is the logic of zionism, frankly, and it's fully supported by the united states, the european union, canada, i'm sadly now, you know, it pains me to say a number of arab regimes that have fully normalized, that ties with this, frankly, murderous regime. i want to ask you about the influence in the role of hamas in this a what? there was a lot of speculation about what i thought point. how much could all would choose to get involved in this conflict, which may have taken it to yet another level, but how much of course, which runs garza has been trying to rebuild guys a since they actually were talking about last year. if it appears to remain reluctant to get involved, do you think that that will send a message to israel with regard to the nature of the attacks and the number of attacks that it can carry out? i think that's the israeli spin israeli spin, is that oh, you know how mass didn't get involved because they were, you know, to schedule, they didn't want to suffer what israe

jordan has demanded that israel stops. it's aggression immediately. and it's called in the international community to protect the palestinian people. form a u. s. president donald trump's giving the closing speech of the conservative political action conference in texas. he hasn't yet said whether he plans to run again for the white house. although he did seem to drop with some hints that he would, the largest and most influential gathering of american conservatives began on thursday in dallas. c packers. it's known as being held just 3 months ahead of mid term election. phony should happen to chance is good, more fancy back conference in dallas. we've just had the results of the straw poll . the c pack always always has whatever they have. one of these meetings. donald trump, one very large field of potential content is the republican presidential nomination . favorite here he won by he got 69 percent of the vote. that's actually 10 percent higher than the last straw poll in february. incidentally, since february we've had the january 6 commission co

so basically, also not just israel, but is israel and other armed groups. the see him as lowering this response, which means that it agrees on the retaliation process in this way. israel has said before that it holds, it always holds her match, responsible for any rockets that are launched from because this trip still this moment we see that the rates that are happening are happening towards targets and military camps, off the islamic jihad. and of course, we know that all the military camp now in the state of escalation, like this are always empty. these are training counts, they're always empty. they're, they have been evacuated by all military person here in because the strip but again, more of the sites are targets that are being targeted by israeli raids happened to be in populated areas are densely populated areas. and that's why you see a very large number of casualties falling despite know civilians have been targeted on themselves. you know, the time being thank you very much. and watching live pictures from gaza when looked as though there was ano

and i want to ask you about the timing of israel's air strikes on garza israel. of course is going to fragile government. it's facing elections that are coming up later on this year. what kind of influence do you think those elections are going to have on the type and length of conflict that israel might be prepared to carry out? that is definitely a very good question, sir. let me say that this man is going into it election in about 2 years and for the past 2 years has failed miserably to establish a stable government because of the. ready fractions and divisions within these went into society and it has gone into every election on november 1st of this year, about 3 months from now. we have a, a prime minister in israel is sort of being an internal revenue. so for the 1st time in his life, and he's trying to maximize his chances or they're getting more or so getting more see what is part of the, which is going to give you that there is future israel. i think he is really gambling with that. he can get out the story is out of this kind of escalation with this goi

israel does _ israel wasjustified? i think it was justified. israel does not - israel wasjustified? i think it was justified. israel does not take - israel wasjustified? i think it was justified. israel does not take any pleasure going into operations. it is definitely not something we are excited about, it was just necessary. earlierthis excited about, it was just necessary. earlier this week, the leaders of islamichhad were in i ron and many are still there and they threatened israeli families. and they said they would reach tel aviv with the rockets. —— they were in iran. aviv with the rockets. -- they were in iran. ~ ,,4~ ., aviv with the rockets. -- they were in iran. ~ ,4 ., ., , ., in iran. we spoke with a palestinian activist who — in iran. we spoke with a palestinian activist who said _ in iran. we spoke with a palestinian activist who said that _ in iran. we spoke with a palestinian activist who said that a _ in iran. we spoke with a palestinian activist who said that a densely - activist who said that a densely populated area like this was simply not justified. popu

let's start with israel, given the fact that there is a perception that israel appears to be immune from prosecution. how likely is it and who would bring any sort of legal action i have? i'm for accountability against israel. thanks to the question. thanks for having the accountability is key. it's key in palestine, but also in any conflict in the world in order to have peace, you need accountability. the problem is you have an accountability vacuum when it comes to israel, palestine. so the question is, who and what form would be available to seek accountability for crimes that are committed either by the occupying power or my past. and you know, 2 groups in the short answer is the 4 are many, but few and far between at once and the same time. 3rd states, for instance, united states, canada, all hike and track the parties to the fortunately convention which governs treaty, which governs relations between an occupying power which israel is and they occupied population to the palestinian people are in the gaza strip and the rest of the occupied palestinian territory. these 3rd states hav

of israel. i blamed the violence over the past 3 days, squarely on the shoulders of palestinian forces. here's what he sat. there is no room for falls narratives. the fact are clear, the palestinian islamic jihad deliberately fired 1100 rockets at these railey civilians, with roughly 200 lending inside the gaza strip, killing innocent palestinians, and among them young children. this is not an assessment. this is the hard truth. and israel has all the proof now a ceasefire is currently in place after 3 days of violence. and at this point, we understand that 40 palestinians have been killed and hundreds have been wounded . now the representative of the ide states took to the floor of the un security council and made it unequivocally clear what side the united states is on. we fully support israel's right to defend his people against terrorist threats, including from rocket fire, aimed at civilians or without regard to them. now at this point a ceasefire is in place. so the words of the palestinia

s u israel and the u. k. bottom coma are beside as an associate professor of political science that are as high university in garza. he says hamas he stayed out of the convict to avoid further escalation a what we call the joint mutual command in the guy. but in the meantime, have asked is feeling that if they join the fighting with this, israel, israel will intensify. its bombing against palestinian civilians are awesome and infrastructure, but also the security services in the last year about 11, which affected massive destruction on the, on the civilian infrastructure. so this is the only concern that probably the joining the fight. again, this is where this woman, that is where we'll take that as a justification to can you to continue with this destruction. again, this is an infrastructure in the us now with the power to, to, to put in a israel. i don't know, it seems to me that is when has gone too far is where it has to advise, which would make it a to start planning. i think it's going to pick countrie

i'm in is in southern israel. and in the gaza strip a old day on friday and into the overnight the by didn't ministration, of course is a very much committed to a 2 state solution, but it has also been a very clear and we saw this when the u. s. president joe biden was in israel and occupied west bank recently that he knows that the situation is not at a place where the parties couldn't negotiate in good faith on trying to achieve a separate palestinian state. it's not just that of the biden administration isn't going to engage with hamas, or with as long as law mich jihad, that has been the policy of previous a u. s. administration. but the usaa government under joe biden has been rather explicit in its view that these organizations are proxies for iran. you're just not going to see u. s. officials engaging with hamas, or with islamic jihad. what you are going to seeing is engagement with the palestinian authority and its president buffalo to boss. you're going to see an engagement, of course, with the israeli go

why has israel escalated now? well i think it's very important sequence that you've helped explain to the bureaus there during israel makes these arrests in the west bank. we saw the visit of the american president subsequent to that we've seen. and he's really escalation, these arrest take place, the prisoners, by the way, a taken into jails inside israel, illegal into that in international law. when you take people from an occupied territory, then israel says islamic jihad is going to respond. there are certain closures in the south, the result, nothing happens. then there's a 2nd, a provocation. by the israeli side, the strikes in garza and then the rockets come into israel. israel will now say, look at these terrorists, and of course is lament jihad is violating international law when it targets opinions. what we've just heard, the loss of civilian life is happening on the palestinian side is happening to gauze ids. so this sequence against a broader backdrop, a broader context of an ongoing siege of garza per

first time thing ever that israel is taking the initiative. israel is the one that actually saying what will happen and not the hama for the jihad. israel's lead is to say that they're taking control, but they also know it's election season. many analysts have said that this is all about the acting prime minister in defense minister showing the tough insecurity in a country where that wins votes. others aren't so sure. this is the 1st time that i've been preemptive strike in many years. and when you tried to connect that the decision to do a cramped extract to election may be there is a linkage there. we definitely don't notice for sure. it's, you know, basically relieved through correct security threats all the time. and then apparently really for election cycles all the time. so the linkage is not that clear to me. now everyone's waiting to see if this escalates. that could depend on how much the real ruling power in gaza joins despite john home and l just data ask alone well, still has here. all else 0 cheerios. old oil refineries may be all the way to recovery of billions of dollars

and he knew that the future of israel was towards the south way. because it was a very large amount of space that was uncontested and never developed. but in order to make it attractive for people to buy the home, you have to create a quality of life. you have to create economic opportunities, you have to create a social services. you have to create an ecosystem. although it is the largest city in the desert, basheba has been a marginalized periphery for decades. a working class city for immigrants, particularly from north africa, most his railey stop here at best, only to refuel on their way to the red sea for vacation. but to day change is visible in many neighborhoods. one example is this newly created oasis in the desert. where there was once a junkyard donations helped to create a lake with park sports facilities and playgrounds, as well as an amphitheatre, bringing more quality of life to basheba. the park itself is, is just the capillaries. it's just ege watching the development of the housing is creating ah, thousands of jobs for blue colla

these were fired from the gaza strip into israel. at the end of day 2 of the latest upsurge and violence. but the rocket fire was not just one way. this black cloud was from an israeli missile that hit the palestinian controlled strip earlier in the day. israel is calling the operation breaking don't saying it's a preemptive campaign against an imminent threat of the jose boma. this is the 2nd day of operation breaking dawn, which aims to remove the threat posed by the islamic jihad, terrorist organization. very unto restore peace and stability in israel, south co. we have halted and will continue to thwart many terrorists who plan to launch rockets. a multi shall some dasa towards israel for some few recovery. others. oh, more than a dozen people are reported to have been killed in the gaza strip. veterans more were injured and homes were destroyed in the love of another. i was sitting on the sofa hill with my wife and children when suddenly something fell on us along. we didn't know what happened. everything collapsed around us. wh

and israel m. how likely is i now, i know we're going into getting into the realm of speculation here, and we actually don't know what's going to happen, but i will likely is that each of to will will succeed. this time i think it will succeed. it has strong cards. to play, it has a very good relationship with both sides business as well as i think to me and get it started in the past. not only 2021 since the beginning of the scandal. waters 2008 of them 1450. and now i think that will succeed, but this again, that the price of this capital role is very high for any. and so, and then this happens, we might see another victims, i don't the casualties. other people will be died from this war or from this offense. so, but i think it would succeed, but again, this will depend on what extent both parties are willing to basically the current cycle of violence which came from israel actually is better surprising, even for addictions, who have been mediating with the last couple of months. know that to mak

kind of time time to sit down and talk with you with buyer is reach between israel in the islamic. do you have the group in gaza with rockets, fire just minutes after it went into effect like a fishy out there? a noticeable consent on the part of the drain, the army that during the year of his poems, oh, the military's firing, right? it is an arty correspondent, is targeted and shot up by israeli military as firing intensifies that the israel palestine border multiple victims and buildings of blaze as ukraine continues its relentless attack on the don. yes, republic, with more than 400 shells launched in a single day, and the u. s. could easily remove any need for the ukraine war to continue. that's how i co founder of the rock band think floyd stresses washington's role in this conflict. turning the tables on cnn journalists bring an interview more is basically about the action and reaction of nato pushing where i talked to the russian boy to which they promised they wouldn't do. ah, good morning from the international studios in moscow, russia to wherever you're catching us from,

thejewish agency for israel is a hybrid organisation. it is not 100% governmental and not 100% non—governmental. it is a hybrid organisation dealing not only with emigration to israel but also with the jewish education — formal education, informal education — and having the russian government tell israel and thejewish agency that you are not welcome is a very strong statement. emigration, or immigration to israel, that is said, has been the result that of the jewish state, of being a haven after that — in world war ii, jews had nowhere to go and 95% of the countries didn't want to have jews. jews today, in time of need, have a way to go. that's a result of that. so, when a government comes and says, "we don't want this agency to continue to be in our midst in our country", it is a message that this country has a problem with emigration ofjews and it takes just a few seconds to parallel this with soviet times whenjewish emigration was forbidden. your concerns are clear and you made your decision, and you call it a moral decision t

local time. news of the deal was greeted with relief at the small in southern israel. may i hope it will last and that will live a bit more quietly. this cease fire aims to and the worst fighting in the region in more than a year. authorities in gaza say more than 40 people, including children have been killed since israel began it's offensive on friday, hundreds more were injured, and many buildings reduced to rubble. israel has called it a preemptive operation against anticipated islamic jihad attacks. 2 of the groups, most senior leaders in gaza were killed in the strikes islamic jihad logged a barrage of rockets toward southern israel. in response to the groups leaders spoke to reporters from tehran. after the truce went into effect. allowed all was that of the enemy wanted to break islamic jihad, but we did not break law. on the contrary, the islamic jihad movement is still strong, unstable, and even more powerful. the achievement is clear on, well, in jazz, while the hand, he said egypt would also work to secure the release of islamic jihad leaders being held by

still, israel denies that. we hate says the group is ready to resume bombing if the to onset free live agreement and months is that, you know, i won't have to be to leave today morning and the number is to be used in, within 2 weeks. now it's florida. it is for announced one which one is right and which one saying that to the agreement 3 be have and once we have a medical decision that without that anything can you allow me there will be most useful agreement that will be a break or the agreement from that isn't a side the pipe, we eat one thing, you know? i think it's in the hands you have to have to say what, what they're getting month and how to deal with tuition. this is not the 1st time that they're going to break agreements. we know that and we believe that minute and the government had to make victory at the expense of the people at the expense of the blood. right? speak to and then have things the un humanitarian coordinator for the occupied palestinian territory that she joins us live from garza, thank

any military within israel. and i think even if it was the target, the continued use of civilians as a weapon by the military, as collateral damage to pressure palestinian to for get and let go of their right to freedom is a disservice to justice. everywhere it's, it's quite simply is that right and you were mentioning the moments ago, of course the, the is really coming is really election. it is of course, an election season in israel. but besides that to me, what do you think will be the response from factions in the gaza strip? like how my son is slamming to hot? i think it's going to be the same response they've seen over the years. they're also gonna try and retaliate in a way that they rally their own political support. and this is what's consistently happening is that the pawns in this are the palestinians that are seeking liberation for most cellar colonial ponder and authoritarian reading like the p any and repressive regimes like hannah. but then how masses located in a place that has been under siege

but it is also non dismissive of russia security concerns what the israel's game or the israel or rationale in this company is lashley honestly clue own on hand. we also know dependent upon the united states or what's, what's the cause of free will, and are we on, i want to be, it is american care. on the other hand and not file form will i leave, am 0 ocean. so me, in celia. and though we reach an agreement to coordinate to our military actions, there was a very mid sylvia against union thong, which is something which is extremely important to his national security. and we want to make sure is a dis, circle with the nation, a continuous, which is dependent upon a russian goodwill in the national interest. and so we try to balance our no participation in, in what schools are western cam. it was said air listing position. this a v o our enable which is a national lachaise, our neighbor, and to have to take it into consideration. we are not acting idealistically. i think they general outlook cove is lady fawn policies and quality. and as a result of that, we are trying to balance those throug

u israel and the u. k. abraham for hearts as an associate professor of conflict resolution at the institute. he explained in more detail the groups ideology as learned you had as known to the peace process that he go. she ation approach with vial. bob, an autumn, the struggle against the late a cube ation. like how limited you had is a close ally, a very close. i would say with iran you can say approx, he'll get on in the region. if you wealth ab received funding from it on millet, i'm on the google and i because in that policy you know that it is unlike huh. who and paul out of in, in god's that's responsible for that the anybody upset this is one of the people. so it's land you had because i think it's linked to it. i'm. we are seeing one of the all that is by launching that there is no doubt that factions, the political factions strongly united, fully united. this is at least what came in the very initial statement by all part, the response to that is why you attack on gaza. however, i think that for

it's israel that started this week. people also and drama, le go out in the, throughout the proto calling for unity calling for retaliation. we've also seen a 10 situation engineering in the north will be occupied with bank. this is we're excited to senior plumbing. she had neither was arrested from engineering itself. has been the epicenter of our coverage and has been the center of attention in the past few months as the radio would have been conducted almost nightly and daily. we to the outskirts of the refugee camp fear. we know that there are armed men in the camps there estimated at the lower hundreds. they used to be fight and engaged in armed compensations would be ready forces when they twice who enter the refugee camp and arrest people are. and we've also seen those armed men yesterday going and showing a 4th in the camp holding weapons. because as we know, ever since israel has arrested the sam beside the from janine on monday. the limit you have has reached its level of alert, has told it's all members to be

but we respect israel's right of self defense. which 1st of all is not even an issue here because there was no attack that israel was responding to. it was responding to what it said could have been an attack. we expected there might be an attack. and therefore, we have the right to do anything we want, including violations of international law, such as collective punishment. the failure to distinguish between civilian and military targets. among the 8 people at least, that have been killed so far. i was a 5 year old girl and a 23 year old woman. the others. we don't know yet who they were. but this notion of protecting israel's rights to do whatever it chooses against the palestinians where the palestinians have no such rights. despite president biden's rhetoric on his trip where he said that his goal is a situation in which palestinians and israelis have equal access to security prosperity, et cetera. there is no action. the u. s. takes that treats them as equals. it treats the israelis as the only country with rights. while the

and then all of a sudden after 3 or 4 days, israel claimed that this is unbearable. i mean garza can be 16 years on the siege and this is bearable, but some towns in the south of israel cannot spend 4 days off or look down. so here it happened. i am very suspicious. the test will do with the elections. any prime minister needs to prove himself, especially if he comes from the center list in israel. and we have a new prime minister. and he wants to show that he's in much or like, or the form of prime minister or dose, a very poor excuses for role for another circle in garza, the key question is woocommerce join or know if hamas we'd be clever enough not to join the visa and we look provoke from us to join. so then there is a good chance that for a few days, this will be over because they slammed jihad is quite a small organization with more limited capabilities. but once come up with joy and then the sky's the limit on the not united nations, not least coordinator has called for d escalation of the fighting. chris anthony has more from the you any neil? there can be n

trying to get a permit to go into israel or travel. i talk to get proper medical health care and the and the weight they dont waiting. so it is not something that i've ever gotten used to and i think it and it is a very it's, it's all form of collective punishment for civilian population. and i think it has had very deep, deep political effects on the population. people try to, people just want to try to find a way to live an ordinary life. i mean, if you ask me and these people, all people always ask me this question. why don't you just leave garza leave to see, leave the wards and go somewhere else if you can. and it is not something that i'm ashamed to say, but i will not leave that because i am proud to be from this place. and it is the only for me it see that you just went out. it is the only way you can for me or i know ok. it is the only place for me which i can call home and some people think that this is selfish. like they asked me, what about your kid? and i tell them that my kids are not going to find a place called home out

israel must protect its own. israel must protect its citizens, the arabs and thejews here. israel as well and they are the ones actually trying as much as possible not to harm innocent lives, while the islamicjihad and hamas doing exactly the opposite. think about it, in what common sense would you put rockets in a civil area? ! who does that? ! why do that? ! you know that if you launch a rocket from that area, you will get straight back and you will put your own people in danger? this is quite unbelievable and you know what, it is not even mejust unbelievable and you know what, it is not even me just saying that. i have so many friends in gaza, who have so many friends in gaza, who have called me and told me about the destruction and i was surprised because they are talking about the destruction from the actual missiles from the islamichhad! share destruction from the actual missiles from the islamichhad!_ from the islamichhad! are you claimin: from the islamichhad! are you claiming that— from the islamichhad! are you claiming that all— from the islamichhad! are you c

most were intercepted by israel's eye and dime defense system. these reli government says eat targeted the islamic jihad militant group for what it called. an imminent trace is really forces target and apartment building and gas. a city just one of many airstrikes launched into the coastal strip. israel says the attacks were in response to an imminent threat from the palestinian islamic jihad group. the strikes come after israeli forces arrested a senior militant in the west bank early this week. israel carried out the precise counter terror peroration against an immediate threat. our fight is not, was the people of garza. islam in jihad is in iranian proxy, that wants to destroy the state of israel and kill innocent israelis. the head of islamic jihad is in the harem. as we speak, we will do whatever it takes to defend our people. ah, and islamic jihad commander was killed in the strikes, and the group vowed to retaliate. ah, the airline, this is a declaration of all out war against the palestinian people. we will respond to that. this is a viol

i am eddie micah junior. israel as strides on gaza. at least 11 people rescue s that to the arrival of where israel says it targeted an imminent threat from the slamming. she had a senior midtown and the 5 year old girl among the debt also ahead. europe's biggest nuclear power station closest after shelling, international monitors are worried about the safety of the plans and ukraine, and local residents. fear about your noble on the metal heads are rocking on one small after 2 years silence bands from around the world. guy north in germany for the return of the back and heavy metal festival. ah, welcome to the program. he's ready air strikes. i've killed at least 11 people in the gaza strip, including a senior palestinian militant and a 5 year old girl that's triggered a barrage of rockets fired back. these are all from gaza. these are the government says it targeted the slum, make jihad militant group for what it called. an imminent threat is railey forces, target and apartment building in garza city, just one of many air strikes lau

it has been assured that senior members held in israel, gail will be released something that he israel denies. we had a very clear decision that will not the leasing a some a some you know, they will be nauseous for the amount that will be bringing for gregory. my number is 5, a 5 we eat wanting recall since living under decades of illegal occupation in an open air present. the latest cease fire is just that a brief bows until the next attacks. you may see it al jazeera godsa. the united nations security council has held an emergency session on the violence in garza, the un special coordinator for the middle east peace process says the truce is far from stable. i want to make the council aware of the following the ceasefire. is frederick, any resumption or facilities will only have devastating consequences for post evenings and his railways and make any political progress on key issues elusive. ultimately, the underlying drivers of these at previous escalations remain the site and so violence will only sees which heave a political resolution of the conflict that brings an end to the oc

but you ron, and bowing to destroy the state of israel, so israel has the right to defend itself, has the right also to worry about security. and i agree that poston security is important and should be addressed as well. i mean, would you like to weigh and i for you want to yeah, please go ahead to comment. i'm sort of dashboard. so it presented a very sophisticated, impressive presentation is really propaganda and speaking points which have been swallowed up line and shape or by the american government. the british government, them are those around the region. they idea that all they want is peace and no rockets out of gas or piece sounds good. but the reality is that groups like just wanted to have, like, how much like them, like they bring a fetish like the p, f o, p, d, f o, p, and previous militant left wing groups in the 60 seventy's and eighty's every one of these palestinian resistance movements in palestine are outside came about as a response to continued as rarely attacked occupations. subjugation of fort hood, racism, imprisonment, expulsion chilling, arrest. i mean, it's

and this is an, or an all out edition by israel assault by israel, almost everywhere. whatever we are with the, with the bank with enjoy something goes or even if you, she's outside kenyans, head to the polls on tuesday to vote in a closely for presidential election. the 2 front runners, ry loading and william, brutal, promising to tackle widespread corruption. but critics say the roles in previous governments hit by scandals, cough doubt and they credibility. now come web reports from nairobi. this new highway running through nairobi is the most expensive road per kilometer ever built in kenya. it's initial cost of nearly $600000000.00. rose by about a 3rd with little explanation given by the government. anti corruption activists say just the latest overpriced infrastructure project, enriching corrupt politicians. most road uses a still stuck in traffic on the old road, unable to afford the toes and motor by taxi drivers like duncan, a callo aren't allowed to use it as well. all getting out of very much bigger. what the problem kenyan did you to vote in general electi

as far as israel is concerned, this operation is over. it is saying that the military said a short time ago that it used helicopters, fighter jets and arm drones, were among the tools it used to target is some that you had across the gaza strip. it has thanks egypt for its role in mediating the cease fire, but says if attacks continue into israel, it will not hesitate to quote, act forcefully and says it will take whatever measures are necessary to ensure that the daily lives of israelis will not be disrupted earlier this evening, the prime minister year le pete went to the central military base in tel aviv to assess the situation. he had said earlier that the objectives of the so called operation breaking dawn had been fulfilled and that there was no need for the operation to continue. what were these objectives from the israeli strategic mindset? the objective was to neutralize islam of jihad with most, if not all of the senior leadership being killed, as well as the feeling that a kind of divide had been created between is found that s