to come back to the gaza strip. not to establish new settlements, nothing. you have your gaza strip, please concentrate on your efforts to build you society, new entity. it is not our business. but, if they tried to provoke us and to launch missiles, to damage our sovereignty, to penetrate to israel, we will do everything to prevent. can you imagine launching a missile on a sovereign american territory and what the response will be? or launching missiles on russia, china, what will be their response? despite we give up the very last inch, every day we have another terrorist activity against our people. against our sovereignty, against our powers, everything. is unbelievable. people try to justify it. they use their children and women as a human shield. you never see leaders of hamas on the front line. they are behind the children and women. we are trying to avoid casualties and avoid -- that the end of the day i will not allow them to jeopardize our security. >> what is the strategic solution for gaza? on one hand,

you have your gaza strip place. try to concentrate all your efforts to build new society, new entity. it's not our business. but if they will try to provoke us to launch missiles, to damage our sovereignty, to penetrate to israel, of course, we will do everything to prevent this. can you imagine that somebody will launch a missile on sovereign american territory what will be the response? somebody to launch missiles on russia, on china? what will be their response? despite that we withdraw until the very last inch, every day we have another -- we see another terrorist activity against our peop people, our sovereignty, everything. it's really something unbelievable. people try to justify that. also, what we see is they are using their children, their women as human shield. you will never see the leaders of hamas on the front line. they are behind the children and women. we try to avoid casualties and to avoid escalation. but at the end of the day, we will not allow to jeopardize our security. >> what is the strategic

to the gaza strip. not to establish new settlements, nothing. you have your gaza strip, please concentrate on your efforts to new entity.ciety, it is not our business. provoke usy tried to , toto launch missiles damage our sovereignty, to penetrate to israel, we will do everything to prevent. can you imagine launching a missile on a sovereign american territory and what the response will be? russia,hing missiles on china, what will be their response? we give up the very last inch, every day we have another terrorist activity against our people. sovereignty, against our powers, everything. is unbelievable. justify it.o testify they use their children and women as a human shield. you never see leaders of hamas on the front line. they are behind the children and women. we are trying to avoid avoid -- that the end of the day i will not allow them to jeopardize our security. >> what is the strategic solution for gaza? the head of the palestinian authority doesn't want to move into gaza until hamas yields its

reasons for this tough situation within the gaza strip. and there are two reasons. first of all, hamas talks from the people of gaza and they invest this morning in missiles. and they are not ready to dive or even one dollar from missiles and even to the benefit of people, not to invest money in water management and it has meant nothing. for them, all this money, it's only to destroy the state of israel and the second reason that mahmoud abbas decided to stop any funding to support in the gaza strip is payment for a electricity, water, etc. they try also. their last frictions are now in the border. i'm not sure if people really pay attention, what are their slogans? what are their demands? how can they live side-by-side with israel in peace, not to create jobs but to destroy the state of israel . they are speaking to an intent to take over for tel aviv. not a demand to negotiate for peace, the opposite. and of course, you mentioned all challenges that we are facing around our own borders. maybe we are facing more challenges than any other

that is the composition of the gaza strip right now. of the population is under the age of 18 years of age. what israel was shooting at was a child population. a defenseless population, civilian population, and refugee population. they made it clear they were shooting to kill, and so they did. a mcgahn on saturday, the israeli army tweeted -- "yesterday we saw 30,000 people. we arrived prepared and with precise reinforcements. nothing was carried out uncontrolled. everything was accurate and measured, and we know where every bullet landed." the tweet was later deleted. the israeli human rights group b'tselem said the tweet was akin to saying -- "israeli army takes full responsibility for the killing of all unarmed protesters and the injuring of hundreds with live ammunition." raji sourani, your response to and theael is saying fact that israel is saying they will not investigate this despite what the un security council is calling for? >> my experience for the last 40 years as a practicing lawyer and israeli legal system, never, ever ho

that is the composition of the gaza strip right now. of the population is under the age of 18 years of age. what israel was shooting at was a child population. a defenseless population, civilian population, and refugee populationon. they made it clear they were shooting to kill, and so they did. a mcgahn on saturday, the israeli army tweeted -- "yesterday we saw 30,000 people. we arrived prepared and with precise reinforcements. nothing was carried out uncontrolled. everything was accurate and measured, and we know where every bullet landed." the tweet was lateter deleted. the israeli human rights group b'tselem said the tweet was akin to saying -- "israeli army takes full responsibility for the killing of all unarmed protesters and the injuring of hundreds with live ammunition." raji sourani, your response to and theael is saying fact that israel is saying they will not investigate this despite what the un security council is calling for? >> my experience for the last 40 years as a practicing lawyer and israeli legal system, never, eve

strip. medicine and movement like just said but this is a political movement as well because about seventy percent of palestinians in gaza strip are refugees their towns that villages were destroyed and depopulated by why is it even some of these villages are still intact they are they can't go back what is it does not want palestinians to go back. does not want that palestinian to fight back by any means possibility something that palestinians and always been saying israel is not. the means of resistance that is what it is against israel it is against the very existence of the palestinians so it does not want palestinians in palestine israel wants us to push us into the sea and this is clear in their action to peaceful nonviolent demonstrators or around gaza strip not just look at some of the pictures of the crate the tent and i'm looking at. peaceful protesting when you look at these pictures when you've been following what's been happening how would you describe to the world what's differ

our middle east correspondent tom bateman reports from the gaza strip. the third day of protests on gaza's border with israel. these tend to just hundreds of metres from the fence where israeli snipers watched. palestinian protesters say they will stay put, as they talk about the events of friday. translation: we are innocent civilians but the israeli occupation is not even give us israeli occupation is not even give us the right to express ourselves. our people, our sons, they were standing about 500 metres away from the border but they shoot and kill. the numbers of protest here have fallen since the events of friday and but for those who continue to come, they do so for a key reason that they see as at the core of this conflict. for israel, it is the position of these came so close to the fans that they see as a provocation. as we filmed, more gunfire broke out. palestinian leaders say the force used on friday was disproportionate and indiscriminate. gaza's health ministry said in addition to those killed, more than 750 people were injured from live a

gaza strip to one side and then you will see . the way that the territories are actually split i think that's important for you to see that because in a few says a unified resistance movement is next to impossible in occupy palestine if yes our fit into it has been a couldn't palestinian resistance on the one organization i doubt if anyone can do so today. yes and i always have a huge problem when anyone just tries to criticize palestinians and say you know you're divided you're divided the issue is not whether or not we can unite i and come together we have there's a colonial strategy that is divide and conquer the using and saying well palestinians can't unite is again just placing it on the palestinians the issue that there shouldn't be an occupation we should focus our narrative on talking about how there is israel is using the military court system that it's using laws is that it's using violence and psychological warfare on palestinians it's not whether or not can palestinians you know. there's no country in the world where

gaza strip to one side and then you will see . the way that the territories are actually split i think that's important for you to see that because in a few says a unified resistance movement is next to impossible in occupy palestine if yes our fit into it has but couldn't still resistance on the one organization i doubt if anyone can do so today. yes and i always have a huge problem when anyone just tries to criticize palestinians and say you know you're divided you're divided the issue is not whether or not we can unite i and come together we have there's a colonial strategy that is divide and conquer the using and saying well palestinians can't unite is again just placing it on the palestinians the issue that there shouldn't be an occupation we should focus our narrative on talking about how there is israel is using the military court system that it's using law is that it's using violence and psychological warfare on palestinians it's not whether or not can palestinians you know. there's no country in the world where the people

gaza strip to one side and then you will see . the way that the territories are actually split i think as import for you to see that because in a few says a unified resistance movement is next to impossible in occupy palestine if yes our fit into it has but couldn't still resistance on the one organization i doubt if anyone can do so today. yes and i always have a huge problem when anyone just tries to criticize palestinians and say you know you're divided you're divided the issue is not whether or not we can unite i and come together we have there's a colonial strategy that is divide and conquer the using and saying well palestinians can't unite is again just placing it on the palestinians the issue that there shouldn't be an occupation we should focus our narrative on talking about how there is israel is using the military court system that it's using law is that it's using violence and psychological warfare on palestinians it's not whether or not can palestinians you know. there's no country in the world where the people are on

strip so one possibility is that he was shot deliberately and we should remember and viewers should remember that the israeli army routinely targets palestinian journalists for arrest detention closes down radio studios in the context the gaza strip on previous occasions has bombed media outlets and is justified these kinds of policies and attacks in terms of targeting quote unquote incitement to terrorist media course the other possibility is that yes it was shot accidentally in terms of him not being the intended target of that specific soldiers bullet but then that completely undermines the israeli army's talking points with respect to the last eight days of bloodshed if it was an accident as it were then the army is firing admitting that it's firing live ammunition into unarmed civilian protesters without knowing who it's hitting i think one of the main reasons why we've seen so many an armed palestinian civilian protesters killed and maimed over the last eight days is because there is systematic impunity in the israeli military israeli soldiers who sadly of the undeniably routi

close the victims of violence in the gaza strip we need a palestinian family mourning their son shot dead by israeli forces last week that's his fears mount fresh protests tomorrow could trigger another deadly crackdown. is great to have you along everyone we start off in the u.k. where there's been a development in the poisoning case of sergei script ball and his daughter yulia a short while ago she is. a statement by a british police confirming she's awake but disoriented after the attack that left her critically ill her statement came immediately after recording released by russian state television purporting to be a conversation between yulia scribble and her cousin britain and russia fighting to control the flow of information about the case and what's become a full blown diplomatic crisis has crossed over to the russian capital now let's take you now straight to the russian capital to get reaction there from our very own your shadow who is in moscow yuri tell us a little bit about this recording that aired on a russian the state television this phone conversation allegedly betw

and they are protesting the blockade of the gaza strip. it began in 2007 after hamas seized the small seaside strip home to more than 2 million people. the protests are expected to continue until may 15th which palestinians call the catastrophe. joining us now via skype to talk about it is diana booto and former adviser to the palestinian organization and president abbas. thank you for joining with us. tell us about what is going on in the gaza strip. >> well, palestinians have taken to -- to the street and they are protesting the 70 years of denial of freedom and the ethnic cleansing of palestine and the seize imposed on the gaza strip now for more than two decades. so we see pli-- palestinians go to the eastern part of the gaza strip in the tens of thousands, and what the israelis have been doing is firing with snipers and erecting dirt mounds to deliberately fire at palestinian protesters and we've seen that already, 28 palestinians have been kill and close to 2,000 injured. me -- many of them very gravely. and so israel is attempting t

you have a population in the gaza strip that is really sick and tired of the situation that they are facing on top of decades of occupation and first becoming refugees from towns and villages just outside of the gaza strip. they are also dealing with a very brutal and indiscriminate siege that is targeting over 2 million palestinians in the gaza strip, denying them freedom of movement, denying them the basic rights and necessities to the point where the united nations has said life in gaza may not be sustainable by the year of 2020. palestinians turned to the mass mobilizations to challenge this policy of encagement that the israelis have placed on the gaza strip, not just demanding the right to return to villages but the right to move freely in and out of gaza and to other palestinian areas as well, which is something that israel indiscriminately denies to palestinians and gaza with the most rare exceptions and what we're seeing from the israelis is a brutally repressive response of those protests. that is the situation in a nutshell. >> okay, let me get your take on what has happen

strip there's very little chances for them to. have a better life there's a lot of frustration because they are they're basically blocked in a strip that is forty kilometers long and eleven kilometers wide that's all they see that's all of most of these young people have seen since they were born or at least since they were children so there is this anyone will tell you that it is a day boy it's boiling over they can't take it anymore they have nothing to look forward to so they are just taking their grievances all the way to the fence for the other side to see how angry they are obviously there is a dream that eventually some of them will be able to cut through that fence and basically as an another act of defiance that has been extremely difficult because anyone ventures too close to the fence is immediately emerged with live ammunition but the root of all this is a lot of popular anger and yes political factions could be banking on that but that doesn't take away how much people are frustrated and how much people are desperate

we are in the central hospital in gaza strip where this hospital received all the injuries from the fat fans friends area from the five locations that are protesting the fifth friday of the great they're great much of return this is another injury that's came just right now from defense but there have been severe injuries in the head and in the legs and i was without him in the post minutes we received at least ten people with severe injuries to the stomach and they were. in the minutes the ambulances are still carrying hundreds of injured people to the hospitals there is a lack of medicine and medical equipment in the hospitals and they are crowded so as you see this is another ambulance just came just right now. as you see this ambulance has at least four palestinians that have been injured what happened.

gaza strip he was he went to help someone else who was picking up a tire for closer place and in the fence. out of sight and he got in his head actually the family said he was on he was in a showdown so the israelis he was running away from the fence and out of sudden he got in the head the family was angry who wanted. accountability for the other family was like really pissed off. with the father was saying you know is destroying the future of people. correspondent for us in gaza and now on to some of the other stories making news around the world some five hundred guests attended the funeral of british scientist stephen hawking in cambridge england mourners included eddie redmayne who portrayed hawking in the award winning film about his life this is a system is known for groundbreaking research into black holes and forwards of finding a crippling disease to live to the age of seventy six. workers have taken down the american flag from the u.s. consulate in st petersburg the kremlin ordered the consulate closed and sixty american diplomats expelled the u.s. is among twenty three co

strip and they're also controlling who comes close comes closer to this area so what they're saying the rules of engagement are whenever there's a stretch to their security they will. respond to that with their means that like an addition or other a crowd just doesn't mean that rubber bullets or tear gas but you see it today as time kramer thank you so much for your continued coverage. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. in syria opposition monitors say government airstrikes have killed at least twenty seven people in the last rebel held area inside eastern who top state television says government troops backed by russian forces are slowly closing in on the town of duma tax and a ten day low in fighting there. the trial of former south african president jacob zuma has been adjourned until june zuma faces charges of corruption relating to a two point five billion dollar arms deal the former leader was met by his supporters as he left the durban a courthouse where proceedings were being held. brazil's former president luis he knows who the silva has just hou

strip so one possibility is that he was shot deliberately and we should remember and viewers should remember that the israeli army routinely targets palestinian journalists for arrest detention closes down radio studios in the context the gaza strip on previous occasions has bombed media outlets and is justified these kinds of policies and attacks in terms of targeting quote unquote incitement to terrorist media because the other possibility is that yes it was shot accidentally in terms of him not being the intended target of that specific soldier's bullet but then that completely undermines the israeli army's talking points with the last eight days of bloodshed and as you say it's going to be just to finish that point you know as yeah yeah i mean it's going to say this this would be the first time as you say that israeli forces have shot and killed journalists as they haven't been any accountability for these deaths. right now exactly so i think i was just about to say was that you know if it was an accident as it were then the army is firing admitting that it's firing live ammunit

we are in the central hospital in gaza strip where this hospital received all the injuries from the fat fans so fans that area from the five locations that are protesting and the fifth friday of the great great much of return this is another injury that's came just right now from the fence and there have been severe injuries in the head and in the legs. in the post minutes we received at least ten people with severe injuries to the stomach and they will do any minute the ambulances are still carrying hundreds of injured people to the hospitals there is a lack of medicine and medical equipment in the hospitals and they are crowded so as you see this is another ambulance just came just right now. from my neck that new defense and as you see this the ambulance has at. please for palestinians that have been injured what happened right now near the fence is that of at least two thousand palestinian protesters and try to interfere and break up the fence and what happened is the israeli forces and i reacted violently and they started to shoot at these palestinian protesters who broke the fence

well our correspondent tony kramer is in the gaza strip near that border i spoke to her a short while ago and asked about what the protesters are trying to achieve. well the march of return refers to the plight of the palestinian refugees one thousand nine hundred forty eight and they are saying basically this year israel is celebrating its creation ninety four to palestinians that's why they're saying it goes on until mid may when palestinians commemorate the nakba day the catastrophe as they call it when they had to leave or were forced to flee their land i think this is the overarching message of these protests at the same time when you talk to people and there are a lot of young people taking part in those protests they were telling me that we are coming here to sell because now we have the attention that gaza has been closed off for over ten years ever since hamas took over here. that have closed the borders it's very hard to get a permit contract hardly ever also to the west bank the economy is down there saying we find no jobs and we want to be if we want a voice is to be heard

the struggling to cope because of the blockade that israel and egypt man tain on the gaza strip issues with the importing medical supplies medical equipment that are needed to treat the people and one of the patients here is twenty two year old a black man quaaludes now he is a journalist and there's video showing what happened to him the off to mark this friday showing the medics removing him taking him away from where he was injured by israeli sniper fire and what is interesting is the amount of journalists of palestinian journalists that have seemingly been targeted by israeli snipers over the last couple of weeks when. i was taking pictures near the border suddenly a sniper shot at me directly i tried to run and he shot another time and i fell down in my camera broke i thought by wearing the flak jacket in the helmet so it would protect me because wherever you go wearing a press badge should offer you protection but they shot at us deliberately so two palestinian journalists have been killed and twelve injured by life fire inside of that there's the challenges of treatment as we me

strip to meet a family whose son was one of those who shot dead last week by the israeli army. mohammed's life has been turned upside down his youngest brother was killed last week in the protests of a reminder of a life lost here in the north of gaza a family is in mourning. one day in messy and over that if the march gives us our rights everyone should participate. but if there is no result and if i young people just die then we only have god to calm their souls. one month says that god i was standing next to him when he was shot in the head they were just a few hundred meters from the border fence despite his brother's death mohammad says he will keep on protesting for young people like him there's not much hope left in gaza a no go forward he and most of all i took part in the protests all of us should participate as we showed because there's no work there's no life and nobody cares about us as bad or was one of at least sixteen people who were killed by israeli sharpshooters during friday's protests israel said that it was not a peaceful march but a deliberate provocation

strip to meet a family whose son was one of those shot dead last week by the israeli army. muhammad's life has been turned upside down his youngest brother was killed last week in the protests a reminder of a life lost here in the north of gaza a family is in mourning. one day in must see it over that if the march gives us our rights everyone should participate. but if there is no result and if i young people just die then we only have god to calm the souls. mohammed says that part of us standing next to him when he was shot in the head they were just a few hundred meters from the border fence despite his brother's death mohammed says he will keep on protesting for young people like him there's not much hope left in gaza or no go forward he and most of all i took part in the protests all of us should participate as we should because there's no work there's no life and nobody cares about us if it was bad or was one of at least sixteen people were killed by israeli sharpshooters during friday's protests israel said that it was not a peaceful march but a deliberate provocation

strip to meet a family whose son was one of those that shot dead last week by the israeli army. muhammad's life has been turned upside down his youngest brother barber was killed last week in the protests a reminder of a life lost here in the north of gaza a family is in mourning. today and must see it over that if the march gives us our rights everyone should participate. but if there is no result and if a young people just die then we only have god to calm their souls had one man says that bad i was standing next to him and he was shot in the head they were just a few hundred meters from the border fence despite his brother's death mohammad says he will keep on protesting for young people like him there's not much hope left in gaza or no go forward he and most of all i took part in the protests all of us should participate as we should because there's no work there's no life and nobody cares about us. barter was one of at least sixteen people who were killed by israeli sharpshooters during friday's protests israel said that it was not a peaceful march but a deliberate provocat

strip to meet a family whose son was one of those that shot dead last week by the israeli army. mohammed's life has been turned upside down his youngest brother was killed last week in the protests a reminder of a life lost here in the north of gaza a family is in mourning. one day in must see it over that if the march gives us our rights everyone should participate. but if there is no result and if i young people just die then we only have god to calm the souls. one month says that god i was standing next to him when he was shot in the head they were just a few hundred meters from the border fence despite his brother's death mohammed says he will keep on protesting for young people like him there's not much hope left in gaza a no go forward and most of all i took part in the protests all of us should participate as we should because there's no work there's no life and nobody cares about us as barter was one of at least sixteen people who were killed by israeli sharpshooters during friday's protests israel said that it was not a peaceful march but a deliberate provocation by ham

strip. at least 15 were killed during violence on friday. both the un and the eu have called for an inquiry. in his easter message, have called for an inquiry. the pope appeals for an end to all violent conflict and what he calls the carnage in syria. thousands of children with special needs are being denied suitable school places, according to the biggest teachers‘ union. taking to the skies — teachers‘ union. the royal air force celebrates a hundred years of history. and after his latest victory, anthonyjoshua promises to become the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. good evening. israel has rejected calls for an independent inquiry into the killing of at least 15 palestinians protestors by israeli troops in gaza on friday. both the united nations and the european union have called for an inquiry. and the european union the israeli defence minister says his soldiers were protecting the country's borders and that ten of those who died were militant islamist activists. and t

excessive force against the protest of the civilian protest of along the gaza strip and there is and to add to that there is no account of accountability to snipers who shot. up until now i think that the. these are the government is defending those night bills and instead of putting finding who who was the sniper who shot the. who is the sniper was sort of a double hussein and the putting them on price for breaking the all of those they are protecting them and by the filth of all creating an image as if it is really is deliberately helping the journalists and second of all is there they're not getting . clarifying to other type of that shooting journalists is forbidden it is against the laws it to add to that they think that the fact that there is a mass uses of snipers against civilians along the gaza strip and on civilians which according to even the i.d.f. both spokespersons twenty six but i've seen small shot without carrying any element in the hands of these according to these really all me. a lot of the snipers along the border much freedom to shoot whoever they like i don't k

strip to meet a family whose son was one of those who shot dead last week by the israeli army. muhammad's life has been turned upside down his youngest brother barber was killed last week in the protests a reminder of a life lost here in the north of gaza a family is in mourning. today and must see it over that if the march gives us our rights everyone should participate. but if there is no result and if i young people just die then we only have god to calm the souls. one man says that god i was standing next to him when he was shot in the head they were just a few hundred meters from the border fence despite his brother's death mohammed says he will keep on protesting for young people like him there's not much hope left in gaza a no go forward he and i took part in the protests all of us should participate as we should because there's no work there's no life and nobody cares about us if it was bad or was one of at least sixteen people were killed by israeli sharpshooters during friday's protests israel said that it was not a peaceful march but a deliberate provocation by hamas

excessive force against the protest of the civilian protest of along the gaza strip and that is to add to that there is no we're going to accountability to snipers who shot. up until now i think that the. these are the government is defending those night bills and instead of putting finding who who was the sniper who shot. who is the sniper who sort of middle hussein and the putting them on price for breaking the windows there protecting them and by the filth of all creating an image of if it's really is deliberately helping the journalists and second of all is there they're not getting. clarifying to other type of that shooting journalists is forbidden it is against the laws to add to that they think that the fact that there is a mass uses of snipers against civilians along the gaza strip and on civilians which according to even the i.d.f. both spokespersons twenty six but i've seen small shot without carrying any element in the hands of these according to these really all me. a lot of the snipers along the border much freedom to shoot whoever they like i don't know what happened in t

strip we'll go live to jerusalem for the latest. and i'm going to sleep a soccer of battle for first division survival as cologne take on mind in a pint to get away from the relegation zone. i marry in evanston it's good to have you with us. brazil's former president luis ignacio lula da silva has defied a judge's order to surrender to police to start serving a twelve year sentence for corruption and friday will have filed a new request to avoid jail in the run up to the october presidential vote the third such appeal in three days when supporters say his conviction is a ploy by the political right to keep him out of the election which polls suggest he would win by a wide margin. the. morea of the brazilian people they chant his most fervent supporters when lula was given twenty four hours to hand himself into police he saw refuge at the steelworkers union in sao paolo the union he once led and where he launched his political career nearly four decades ago. the deadline came and went without a surrender but according to media report

excessive force against the protest of the civilian protest of along the gaza strip and there is and to add to that there is no account of accountability to snipers who shot. up until now i think that the. these are the government is defending those night bills and instead of putting finding who who was the sniper who shot. who is the sniper who sort of a double hussein and they're putting them on price for breaking the windows there protecting them and by the filth of all creating an image of if it's really is deliberately helping the journalists and second of all is there they're not getting . to know clarifying to other type of the truth is forbidden it is against the laws to add to that they think that the fact that there is a mass uses of snipers against civilians along the gaza strip unarmed civilians which according to even the i.d.f. both spokespersons twenty six but i've seen small shot without carrying any element in the hands of these according to these really all me. a lot of the snipers along the border much freedom to shoot whoever they like i don't know what happened i

first, to refer to the gaza strip as a whole. second, gaza city itself is referred to as gaza. for our purpose today gaza means strip.ire what i have to say today applies equally well to palestinians in the west strip. bank and east jerusalem, where i also have had considerable experience, but my focus today is on gaza. the time now to explain how or why this upper-middle-class white wasp ended up in gaza in the first place in 1995, a place i had literally no interest in you. i'm a social psychologist by training, interested primarily .n youth around the world as for gaza might interest encompasses several questions. why, how, and what degree did palestinian youth participate in proportions never before seen or matched. upwards of 80% of young men and 50% of women. how that experience has shaped their lives, and how they have made live work for themselves over the decade. my colleagues and i have published the results of several studies in top academic journals. we believe you made a mark on a variety of key issues, including resilience, well-being, mental suffering, social suf

the israeli army has struck six targets in the gaza strip it says that it was in response to the so-called last infiltration attempt three palestinians were killed as demonstrators marched right up to israel's border fence. people in argentina are struggling with the rising cost of consumer goods with some of the poorest families especially at risk inflation has fallen to less than half its peak of forty seven percent in twenty sixteen but it's still the second highest rate in latin america after venezuela stories about reports. might be in the u.s. lives in one of the poorest areas of one of citing. a place that when it rains it is isolated from the other parts of the province because of buffy's won't dare to go in. but these days she has another reason to warry it in. eighty pest sauce we paid for this piece of beef eighty and it just goes up and up and we are trying to catch up but my husband's salary doesn't go up in the same way and that's the problem. marty lives in this house with her husband and two children inflation is a major issue in argentina especially in places like this one

israel's army has struck six hundred targets in the gaza strip an army statement says that it was in response to a so-called mass infiltration attempt on friday three palestinians were killed as they marched right up to israel's border fence the closest they've come in five weeks of protests stephanie decker reports from eastern gaza. it happened all of a sudden a surge towards the border fence running in a different direction from where the protests have been focused all day israeli soldiers had to reposition themselves and the army issued a statement saying there was an attempt to infiltrate the border but they acted within the rules of engagement to thwart it the soldiers opened fire. it went on for quite some time. and balances raced to pick up their wounded. guys suddenly ran in this direction to the fence they threw stones at the soldiers then the israelis opened heavy fire there are many injuries. there really is a feeling here that people have lost their fear israel has said it will shoot the ball they get right up to the border and the people here will tell you they have abs

the israeli army has struck six of us naval targets in the gaza strip it says it was in response to a so-called mass infiltration attempt four palestinians were killed as demonstrators marched right up to israel's border fence friday. a u.n. security council delegation is due to visit russia hinge a refugee camps in bangladesh the team will then travel to mere mas rakhine state from where an estimated seven hundred thousand people fled a military crackdown to syria's strength of reports now from the good of the long camp in cox is bizarre. shamsul arlen has brought his five year old daughter to this field clinic in the coupon the refugee camp in bangladesh. norah's face is swollen and she's in pain. shamsul and his family have lived in the camp for a year and a half since fleeing violence by the myanmar military against the regime and reclaim state. and since august last year around seven hundred thousand really just fled the latest myanmar military crackdown the u.n. human rights chief calls it textbook ethnic cleansing. the military surrounded their house and started shooting from a

and the israeli army has struck six hamas naval targets in the gaza strip it says it was in response to a so-called mass infiltration attempt three palestinians were killed as demonstrators marched right up to israel's border. our media's acting prime minister is refusing to hold talks with a leading opposition figure as antigovernment protests continue. betty and called off talks with nicholas accusing him of trying to dictate the agenda armenia's parliament meets next week to elect a prime minister after. he resigned on monday following weeks of demonstrations robin force a walker reports now from the capital yet of. the stage would sit today for talks between. the opposition leader and. the prime minister the acting prime minister of armenia this is the second time that mr paasschen yand the self-styled people's choice for the prime minister has invited mr kind of to talk with him this is the second time is to cut a pity and has said he is not going to sit down with mr passion yand because he said he was merely being dictated to these were not going to be real negotiations and so

for our purposes today gaza means the entire strip. much of what i have to say today in terms of attitudes, orientations, emotions, et cetera, applies equally well to palestinians in the west bank and east jerusalem where i also have had considerable experience, but my focus today is on gaza, especially as i've sensed it in this recent trip. i will not take the time now to explain how or why this upper middle class white wasp ended up in gaza in the first place in 1995, a place that i had literally no interest in. as interesting as that story is. but as very brief background let me say that i am a social psychologist by training, interested primarily in youth around the world and how their contexts from family to nation facilitate or impede their development into competent adults and citizens. as to gaza, my interests encompasses several questions, first, why, how and to what degree palestinian youth engaged in the first fava from 1987 to 1993 in which youth participated in proportions never before seen or matched since. upwards of 80%

strip and is ran we can see the israeli snipers stationed along the borders there are heavy weapons they have been firing tear gas canisters live ammunition on the protesters and demonstrators and it's very dangerous here but you can see at least three thousand palestinian demonstrators prisoners families and a lot of palestinians are marching towards the fence so as you see all the ambulances are in state of emergency where they are ready to take on the injuries from the near the front and as you see the palestinian protesters are very very very close to the fund some only demanding the right to return but are also demanding to break the siege on the gaza strip that has been imposed by israel for more than eleven years did die just filling the place and is surrounding i actually won from all the sides if there is surprise i left up and down here totally surrounded by tear gas canisters i can hear children crying from the tear gas i can see those children and trying to run away. kids families and everyone the palestinian protesters are again trying to close at the. things that they

strip and how to just stood talk us through how the health system in gaza actually works. it is a very complicated system so what just bear in mind that under normal circumstances of that can you define that here in gaza doctors would tell you that they're already missing about forty five percent of what they need in drugs and about twenty seven percent of what they need in equipment so that's not during crisis time now for anything to come into the gaza strip where health officials here do put a forward a request to the palestinian authority in ramallah once that is approved it has to that request has to go to the israeli to the israeli coordinator of the crossings and it's only when you have that prior approval and prior coordination with the israeli side that everything can come into gaza and most of the time as according to what the conversations we had with doctors they can't get or what they need now there's also another issue there's some of the wounded here who do need to go elsewhere for treatment i was speaking for example earlier just a few minutes ago a patient

our middle east correspondent tom bateman reports from the gaza strip. a third day of protests on gaza's border with israel. these tents sitjust hundreds of metres from the fence where israeli snipers watch. palestinians say they will stay put, as they talk about the events of friday. translation: we are innocent civilians, but the israeli occupation doesn't even give us the right to express ourselves. translation: our people, our sons, our youth — they were standing about 500 metres away from the border, but they shoot and kill. the numbers of protesters here have fallen since the events of friday but for those who continue to come, they do so for a key reason, that they see as at the core of this conflict — the palestinian right of return. but for israel it is the position of these camps, so close to the fence, that they see as a provocation. as we filmed, more gunfire broke out. palestinian leaders say the force used on friday was disproportionate and indiscriminate. gaza's health ministry said, in addition to those killed, more than 750 people we

strip. a third day of protests on gaza's border with israel. these tents sitjust hundreds of metres from the fence where israeli snipers watch. palestinians say they will stay put, as they talk about the events of friday. translation: we are innocent civilians, but the israeli occupation doesn't even give us the right to express ourselves. translation: our people, our sons, our youth — they were standing about 500 metres away from the border, but they shoot and kill. the numbers of protesters here have fallen since the events of friday. but for those who continue to come, they do so for a key reason, that they see as at the core of this conflict — the palestinian right of return. but for israel it is the position of these camps, so close to the fence, that they see as a provocation. as we filmed, more gunfire broke out. palestinian leaders say the force used on friday was disproportionate and indiscriminate. gaza's health ministry said, in addition to those killed, more than 750 people w

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our middle east correspondent tom bateman reports from the gaza strip. a third day of protests on gaza's border with israel. these tents sitjust hundreds of metres from the fence where israeli snipers watch. palestinians say they will stay put, as they talk about the events of friday. translation: we are innocent civilians, but the israeli occupation doesn't even give us the right to express ourselves. translation: our people, our sons, our youth — they were standing about 500 metres away from the border, but they shoot and kill. the numbers of protesters here have fallen since the events of friday. but for those who continue to come, they do so for a key reason, that they see as at the core of this conflict — the palestinian right of return. but for israel, it is the position of these camps, so close to the fence, that they see as a provocation. as we filmed, more gunfire broke out. palestinian leaders say the force used on friday was disproportionate and indiscriminate. gaza's health ministry said, in addition to those killed, more than 750 people

strip who are marching for their right to return to the land from which they were ethnically cleansed just because they're not jewish i think this really the the bloody events on friday israel turned good friday into a bloody friday show us that land remains at the heart of this situation and as i'm sure you know if i interrupted him i'm sure israel and its supporters would argue that they're there to simply prevent palestinians from spilling over from the gaza side of the border and creating problems local and israel not hold on the second hold on the second. not everything is two sides of balance this balance that let's look at what happened yesterday in gaza not a single israeli soldier was injured or killed not a single israeli was harmed we have all seen the footage on the news and on the internet of snipers shooting promised syrians hundreds of meters away from the border friends and i'm not going to engage in this on the one hand this on the other hand that nonsense is that mia take the question to islam then is the demise of the peace process leaving palestinians losing hope i

strip and israel we can see the israeli snipers stationed along the borders there have a new weapon they have been firing tear gas canisters live ammunition on the protesters and demonstrators and it's very dangerous here but you can see at least three thousand palestinian demonstrators prisoners families and a lot of palestinians are marching towards the sun's so as you see all the ambulances are in state of emergency where they are ready to take on the injuries from the near the front and as you see the palestinian protesters are very very very close to to find some only demanding the right to return but are also demanding to break the siege on the gaza strip that has been imposed by israel for more than eleven years did guys just filling the place and is surrounding i actually wonder from all the sides if there is surprise i left up and down here totally surrounded by tear gas canisters i can hear children crying from the tear gas i can see those children and trying to run away. kids families and everyone the palestinian protesters are again trying to close at the. sense that the

we are in the central hospital in gaza strip where this hospital received all the injuries from the fat fans fans area from the five locations that are protesting that the fifth friday of the great great march of return this is up another injury that's came just right now from the fans there have been severe injuries in the had and in the legs. in the post minutes we received at least ten people with severe injuries to the stomach and they were doing in the minutes says are still carrying hundreds of injured people to the hospital so there is a lack of medicine and medical equipment in the hospitals in the crowd so as you see this is another ambulance just came just right now. from a look at your defense and as you see this ambulance has at least and for palestinians that have been injured what happened right now the fences that are at least two thousand palestinian protesters and try to interfere and break that the fence and what happened is those are your forces and i reacted there violently and they started to shoot yes i know these palestinian protesters were broke the fence at that

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