and gaza. poetryle the israeli killed yesterday. describe what happened. 2700 others injured. that's right, amy. we are on the spot just used of gaza city where the most casualties took place. 27 people were killed to according to the ministry of health. it was a scene of chaos in many ways with burning tires, tear gas, young men throwing rocks and these kites flowing over. you have to understand the stabber bullets don't come in quick succession. it is not a barrage of fire. it is methodical. it is patient. it is precise. you hear a shot and someone falls down. then his bloodied body is carried away. you wait a few minutes, you hear another shot and another body falls. and that is how 1003 to 50 people were shot yesterday. slowly by israel. the death toll now has gone to over 60. overumber of injured is 2700. there were funerals yesterday and today. anay, i went to the house of eight-month-old baby. you have to understand, this is a very large space. there is the front line and you can see beh

that is what gaza is today. ,ow, to get back to nikki haley she said, what country in the world would do anything different to protect their border? let's be clear. that is not a border. that is not a border fence. sociologist and the late sociologist said, gaza is the biggest concentration camp ever to exist. conservative, the british prime minister said, gaza is an open-air prison. haaretz, the most respected of israel's newspapers, referred to the palestinian ghetto. poised not on are the border, they are poised on -- call it a concentration camp, collett a ghetto, call it an open-air prison. the people of gaza, it is unusual in the world today, as out,nited nations pointed if gaza is different, that all of the other dimension crises. why? is there's a natural disaster like a drought, people move. if there is a human made disaster like area, people move. earths the only place on nliveable place is u and the people can't move. .hey can't leave they are trapped. that raises for me what is the fundamental questi

strip why they still going on with the siege of the gaza strip gaza strip is still on the occupation and the soldier in responsible for that that should be held accountable by the international community is the israel campaign should go to a point let's give a chance to respond. let me be clear i think that israel's government has been an imaginative and maybe even lazy in finding solutions to gaza situation it should improve gaza's infrastructure and electricity and it should explain exactly the fishing it should expand please edition example the. yes i am it is that arises this is like if you would allow gables the right would allow you guys not just grab disease those who are right in israel and expand and expand the permit regime of allowing permits in in israel having said that let's not pretend a guilt is israel's responsibility alone there is a strategy by the palestinian authority which works closely with israel to cause to force hamas to give up authorities there's a coordinated effort now by egypt and the palestinian authority and israel to put pressure on hamas now israel

gaza and palestine engineer it looks like a prison when you want a goal from here gaza dora muller for example you have to go through that checkpoint and. many questions. although it's our land there's no place to go because every good place. israel's and israeli and destroy it. here they know what to do what one means what they're with that what this means and they know if they see blood they will everything to call it a day is they just live in a bullet political situation all end in schools they took a while for they when they play you can see them shooting other vital voices. i know i know what this means i know what love means i know what they hear what war means for as little as they know i know and all the children how is the feeling of of not having a man. or a older brother the democratically elected government of the palestinian territories is how much the west regard hamas as a terrorist organization and have frozen aid to both go there on the west bank. the economy has collapsed and civil servants haven't been paid for over a year. it's beyond people's coping mechanisms the

daily reality for the children of gaza. in gaza the population is estimated to be about one point four million over hard these people children just think about what kind of impact by passing along the top russian generation it's it's going to be addressed i really be a journalist because because. because i like it when i get bigger i'll describe the situation here i'll still everybody how we live how. god willing i would love to be a professor of chemistry at university. that if i do not succeed in being a martyr. when you become the first female president of palestine which i'm absolutely sure you're going to be one of the first three things you're going to do and how if. if i'm president and. i would first give children all there are so they don't have to live in discern years and misery that we live in. seconds i would you move all the sharpish i would not leave it the way it is you know i would see that there are municipalities that could clear the mess left behind by the israeli and third. new country. children of conf

power,is occupying already disengaged from gaza in dish control the air and land and sea of gaza strip. so in the coming days, there might be another shift toward the free world in order to convey the palestinian people's message in gaza strip and the palestinian code. -- we're talking about a siege that is more than before. for example, 2018 is the most worst year in the papast 12 yea. it is on the verge of collapse.. all aspects of life in gaza strip is becoming more dangerous. amy: and whahat does it mean to iou, ramadan, an israel citizen, people like zohar are on this flotilla? actually, international law and international convention supports humans regardless of the religion or citizen. is an israeli citizen and come into the gaza strip. the people in gaza are waiting with warm feelings for her and the other free people who will come here to support and to respect human rights as her and other free people on the boat, which is called the return or alawda boat. we as palestinians respect and we want also from the international community to make pressure on the israeli side to deal

decided to try -- we left gaza in 2005. gaza could have become a palestinian success story. maybe the single proof of the middle east. they had the potential. but gaza could not reach its potential because hamas took over in 2006. instead of investing in education, infrastructure and the economy, hamas lives and breathes death and destruction. hamas spends all of its energy and resources terrorizing israel and exploiting the population of gaza to meet that end. madam president, let me be very clear today, when the palestinians say days of rage, they mean days of terrorism. when the palestinians say right to return, they mean destruction of israel. and when the palestinians say peaceful protest, they mean incitement and violence. the common denominator throughout our history has been the following. international community with a few brave exceptions does nothing to stop the palestinians from trying to terrorize israel on the world stage but the fact is whoever supports the palestinian ploy becomes a player in the cycle of death. only by breaking this cycle, of orchestrated vi

gaza. one of the world's biggest news stories. but one of the smallest and most claustrophobic strips of land on earth. a virtual prison with no way out and hardly any way in. the years of conflict with israel have left gaza in ruins. a grainy search reforest herself. and blew herself up. and our crew the other children here for martyrdom. today gaza feels like a population living on life support machine there's not enough of anything any money water food or medicine i know what this means i know what love means i know what their what warn me is i'm scared i think we're going to die death is coming. this tiny strip of land is bordered by israel egypt and the mediterranean sea entry to gaza is three checkpoints all of which are controlled by israel. gaza makes up only six percent of the palestinian territory it contains nearly hoth of its population around one point two million people fifty percent of children under the age of ten. roughly twice the size of washington d.c. gaza is one of the most densely populated places in the wor

amy: and gaza? what this means both from gaza to jerusalem, the significance of -- as you just heard, disabilities, bigoted pastors sent to attack everyone from jew s to muslims to gays and lesbians to lead the opening of the embassy with jared kushner on the son-in-law apparently going to unveil his middle east peace plan soon? >> day by day for progressive israels, progressive arabs and progressive americans. it is a tragedy. the scenes we have seen from gaza. the scene of the u.s. embassy. effectively, the death of the two state solution and any chance of a two state solution. this is what he is signaling to the world, trump, through the opening of the embassy jerusalem. what is the alternative? one possible alternative would be a single state where palestinians and jews and israel is can live together, but that is not on the table. so we're ending up with a striking case of the civil rights catastrophe, effectively, apartheid within one build a fine state. -- ill-defined state. diplomatically, i

strip why they still going on with this siege of the gaza strip gaza strip is still on the occupation and the soldier in responsible for that that should be held accountable by the international community is this radio campaign should go to a point let's give a chance to respond go ahead and. let me be clear i think that israel's government has been unimaginatively and maybe even lazy in finding solutions to gaza situation it should improve gaza's infrastructure and electricity and you should expect exactly the fishing it should expand please edition example the. yes i am it is that arises this is like if you would allow the bulls the right would allow you guys not just grab disease those who are right in israel and expand and expand the permit regime of allowing permits in in israel having said that let's not pretend meet us is israel's responsibility alone there is a strategy by the palestinian authority which works closely with israel to cause to force hamas to give up authorities there's a coordinated effort now by egypt and the palestinian authority and israel to put pressure on

tenure kramer reporting from gaza for us tonight thank you very much. was saying a people in gaza have been living under a blockade for nearly twelve years and many say it is like being in a prison our tanya met with students in the territory and she asked them about their hopes and fears for the future a nice way to training in the east of the gaza strip sport him to switch off from the bitter reality around him. a nice study english literature at university in gaza city language is his key to the world and the country he said he has yet to visit. yet it will be difficult to say what you want to look to the future finish school find a job find a place to live get married but i want there's no hope there's no hope in augusta because the only thing is to finish and travel is that i live a little circle thomas looks up at twenty three and news has only traveled abroad once to neighboring egypt the protests in gaza an issue at university and these things the demo porton but also too dangerous to head and will the solution is that there should be some ease

gaza. well it's no secret that the egyptians have on was played this role when our on every option of violence between the palestinian and israel has happened let me. remind you the viewers that egypt brokered a cease fire when the wanted love did in november two thousand and twelve and it was egypt who broke out of the latest ceasefire in august two thousand and fourteen which was brought to our attention. yesterday again and it also seems to me that there are an egyptian efforts right now between be taken by the egyptians to broke up a long term seize filed or what we call it the long term would not or truce between israel and the palestinian resistance to groups mainly hamas and the islamic jihad in which. both parties will respect their commitment to the ceasefire agreement but also which will extend it for the noontime in exchange for israel to lift and ease its a siege on blockade against the gaza strip but also edit them for. how the us will have to stop digging in your tunnels betwe

--left gaza in 2000 force 2005. but gazae potential could not reach its potential 2006.e hamas took over in instead of investing in education, and infrastructure, economy, hamas lives and breathes death and destruction. hamas spends all of its energy exploits gaza to meet that end. let me be very clear. say statealestinians of rage, they meet state of terrorism. when the palestinians say right to return, they need distraction of israel. in the palestinians say peaceful process, they mean incitement and violence. common denominator throughout our history has been the following -- international community with a few great exceptions that nothing can stop the palestinians from trying to terrorize israel. forth thets palestinian --, becomes a player in the cycle of death. only by breaking this, planned casualties leading for u.s. sympathy will justice truly be served. israel is marking two major milestones. we are celebrating 70 years since our people reestablished our sovereignty and independence by establishing the sta

the tiny kramer is in gaza for you a tiny what is going on right now where you are. well i'm here at one of the gathering points where also the demonstrations took place yesterday and raef witnessing all over the afternoon people coming here. the governing today of the protests the small here in the afternoon but still as you said one person has been killed and another part along the border and some clashes reported from there and what we've been seeing here is that drones and yeah and then they're dropping. people so the situation yes quite volatile it's through it i would say it's not as many people as yesterday. gathering at the border area right on time a stunning loss of life that we've seen yesterday entire families in mourning today what's it like being in gaza. well that's right at today's the day of the funeral and i talk to people and they say we still have to comprehend what happened on monday because the high number of people who were killed and also all the high number of people who were injured and some of them have very severe injuries that has really

from berlin after a stunning loss of life in a single day in gaza the un security council holds an emergency session as palestinians and the international community condemns the excessive use of force by israeli troops but the united states it is defending israel meanwhile protests have moved to the west bank where palestinians have been marking what they call the catastrophe the displacement of their people when israel was founded seven decades ago. also coming up tens of thousands of people have been killed in mexico's drug wars but who supplied the weapons six former employees of the german company go on trial. plus of football's world champions germany pick a provisional squad to defend. it includes a star goalkeeper manuel neuer even though he hasn't played for months some star players were surprised a loser. it's good to have you with us after one of the deadliest days in their conflict with israel palestinians in gaza spent this tuesday burying their dead almost sixty people killed by israeli troops on monday there were more pro. as in the west bank today and worldwide condemnation of

this is it abuse life for berlin after a stunning loss of life in a single day in gaza the un security council holds an emergency session as promised in years very very dead the international community condemns the excessive use of force by israeli troops but the united states defends their actions meanwhile protests have moved to the west bank or palestinians have been marking what they call the catastrophe the displacement of their people when israel was founded seven decades ago. also coming up tens of thousands of people have been killed in mexico's drug wars but who supplied the weapons six former employees of a german company go on trial plus football's world champs germany taking a professional squad to defend their title that includes the star goalkeeper manuel neuer even though he hasn't played for months will find out who else made the team that we are sports reporter. on little rock thank you very much for your company everyone. after the deadliest day since twenty fourteen palestinians in gaza have been burying their dead almost sixty people killed by israeli troops there h

we left gaza in 2005. gaza could become a palestinian success story. maybe the singapore of the middle east. but gaza could not reach its potential because hamas took over in 2006. instead of investing in education, infrastructure and the economy, hamas lives and breathes death and destruction. hamas spends all of its energy and resources terrorizing israel and exploits the population of gaza to meet that end. madame president, let me be very clear today. when the palestinians say days of rage, they mean days of terrorism. when the palestinians say right to return, they mean destruction of israel. and when the palestinians say peaceful process, they mean incitement and violence. the comedy nominated throughout our history is been the following. international community with a few great exceptions that nothing could stop the palestinians from trying to terrorize israel on the world stage, but the fact is whoever sets forth the palestinian boy becomes a player in the cycle of death. only by breaking the cycle of orchestrated violence, planned casualties,

strip why they still going on with this siege of the gaza strip gaza strip is still on the occupation and the soldier in responsible for that that should be held accountable by the international community is the israel campaign should go to a point let's give a chance to respond. let me be clear i think that israel's government has been an imaginative and maybe even lazy in finding solutions to gaza situation it should improve gaza's infrastructure and electricity it should explain exactly the fishing it should expand please edition example the. yes i am it is that arises this is like if you would allow the bills the right would allow you guys not just grab disease those who are right in israel and expand and expand the permit regime of allowing permits in in israel having said that let's not pretend meet us is israel's responsibility alone there is a strategy by the palestinian authority which works closely with israel to cause to force hamas to give up authorities there is a coordinated effort now by egypt and the palestinian authority and israel to put pressure on hamas now israel

considered the premier hospital in gaza. however, by the time i was shot, shifa was thoroughly overloaded. there's a kind of ron rober -- round-robin disaster system. even though i might have received better care at shifa, there was no way i deserved to go there. so i was sent to a different hospital, which provided me great care and did everything that was needed. but it was completely overwhelmed as well. every hospital here is overwhelmed. i work at shifa. i work in that emergency room with the one you showed. really, the situation is very dire in normal times. in normal times, i don't have to freeze people when i sew them. in normal times i can't give them pain medication like morphine. in normal times it is hard to find gloves or gauze. so the situation is terrible in normal times. now that there is this disaster that is happening, this disaster unfolding all over gaza, it has been even worse. it has got to the point where in fact, i have to very carefully pick who it was that i use gloves on in the field because we hav

jeremy bowenbbc news, gaza. marks the 70th niversary of what palestinians call the catastrophe, when hundreds of thousands of people fled or homes when the state of israel was established. the antagonism between israel and the palestinians has led to one of the world deadliest conflicts with the lyse doucet takes a closer look at the history of the ongoing struggle. lyse: a hiy of people on the run time and again. really werearab-is at the creation -- the 1948, the arab-israeli war at the creation of israel. a narrow sliver of land became known as the gaza strip. it's border is defined by the positions of egyptian and israeli forces sewerate from the bank, when the 1948 cease-fire was declared. for the next 70 years, gaza's future would be shipped by its neighbors -- most of all, the state of israel. in 17, in the six-day war, israel occupied gaza and the west bank, started building on the betlements land, including on the mediterranean. later, promises of land for peace. settlers and soldiers would leave in 200

tenure kramer reporting from gaza for us tania thank you very much. more of this story now with yosef yani he's the head of the berlin bureau of the european council on foreign relations thank you for joining us in our studio is that we've seen very strong international reaction here as we said a south african and turkey recalling their ambassadors and we should say the u.k. said quote the large volume of live fire is extremely concerning we're also seeing this u.n. security council special meeting what can all of this actually do international leaders are trying to signal to the israeli government that this is critical that their response is fueling the fire rather than controlling it and they are also deeply concerned particularly the europeans that now this leads to another period of hardening between the two sides which means there will be no progress whatsoever on any type of a negotiated solution between israelis and palestinians but will expressing those concerns make a difference especially now as israel is buffeted by the support of the u.s.

know happens now in gaza in jerusalem the israeli, he wants to killed around 75 people in gaza and in west bank and injured around 1,000 -- 10,000 injured in gaza and west bank and jerusalem and now israeli in six week arrest around 1,000 people. this is order-- this was used israeli because to broke the strategy for-- and if we remove this model like what happened in other towns against the war, this is a modern and small, but-- a follow these steps, of course. >> you know, it's important in jerusalem, when the people in jerusalem he broke the order the security door around -- because we used that mobile and every time he going to make the demonstration in morning, tonight and every time, and netanyahu and the government, the demonstration, he came back for all of them to build a door in al axa and the security door, what he-- >> the security. >> yes. this is what we need now. all the palestinian people, the old leader, we need like -- we need a unit and against occupation inside palestine and everywhere in the u.n. or in the diplomatic -- but this is what we came to do for against i

gaza. poetryle the israeli killed yesterday. describe what happened. 2700 others injured. that's right, amy. we are on the spot just used of gaza city where the most casualties took place. 27 people were killed to according to the ministry of health. it was a scene of chaos in many ways with burning tires, tear gas, young men throwing rocks and these kites flowing over. you have to understand the stabber bullets don't come in quick succession. it is not a barrage of fire. it is methodical. it is patient. it is precise. you hear a shot and someone falls down. then his bloodied body is carried away. you wait a few minutes, you hear another shot and another body falls. and that is how 1003 to 50 people were shot yesterday. slowly by israel. the death toll now has gone to over 60. overumber of injured is 2700. there were funerals yesterday and today. anay, i went to the house of eight-month-old baby. you have to understand, this is a very large space. there is the front line and you can see beh

west bank, gaza, syria. all of these people have the right -- their situation, even campstanding the refugee is embarrassing. and they have been at this refugee camp for the last 70 years. they might get out the issue of refugees in accordance with netanyahu's request. is there excessive force being used against palestinian protesters, either on the west bank or gaza strip? and why are protesters not afraid of condemnations or persecution? we have the palestinian nationsor in the united will there be another massacre of palestinians in the west bank? the goal of the palestinian people is stability and strategy. we have the security of united nations, but everything is on the back of trump. he wants to send a message everywhere. hear inwhat we need to palestine and the middle east. the strategy for trump-pence andnyahu in -- for trump in the middle for trump and-- netanyahu in the middle east. netanyahu said in october, in the west bank, we have antifada. without order, what the people do is done alone. happe

jeremy bowen, bbc news, gaza. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: the european union's foreign policy chief has said the eu is considering options to save the nuclear deal with iran, after president trump withdrew the us from it. speaking after a meeting with the foreign ministers of iran, france, germany and the uk, federica mogherini said the eu would come forward with new measures in the next few weeks. the iranian minister mohammad javad zarif said there had been a good start to the talks. russia's president says he is confident people will love the new bridge linking russia and the crimean peninsula. vladimir putin opened the highly controversial bridge by driving across it. crimea was annexed by moscow from ukraine in 2014. ukraine says russia is continuing to act outside international law. facebook has revealed it has removed more than 580 million fake accounts. it has also published data for the first time about the amount of inappropriate content it removes, showing a sharp inc

this is news coming to you live from berlin and gaza braces for more protests as palestinians begin burying their dead that comes after israeli troops killed at least fifty eight people including children in gaza yesterday israel said it was defending its border palestinians are calling it a massacre also coming out to german football players come under fire for posing for photographs with the turkish president critics accuse premier league players missile cruiser and you kind of going to one allowing themselves to be used for cheap propaganda. flow i'm terry martin welcome to the program three funerals are set to take place today for some of the fifty eight people killed by israeli troops at the border with gaza yesterday and people on both sides of the border are bracing as new protests are expected israeli soldiers opened fire after demonstrators tried to break through a border fence into israel the violence was fueled by the controversial opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem the u.s. has blamed hamas for the clashes the e.u. has called on israel to exercise restraint. palestinians b

"new york times" reporting an uneasy call along the gaza strip after the u.s. opening of the embassy in jerusalem. protests resumed today. 60 people were killed yesterday and thousands more injured. press tv is iran's english news channel and aired its coverage of the protests in gaza. his is 40 minutes. >> special coverage of the controversial opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem and the anti-israel and anti-. the white house delegation and israeli seeks to gather for the inauguration this afternoon, clashes erupted between the protestors at the border between gaza strip and israel and occupied west bank and palestinian were killed in the order between gaza and israel. the u.s. president trump recognized the city of jerusalem as israel's capital. the move also comes a day earlier as a catastrophe. palestinians were forced to leave their home in 1948 which resulted in enslavement of tens of thousands of palestinians. let me introduce our guests for this afternoon's show for joining us us in the studio. political observer and protestor from the university. a

s line for berlin after a stunning loss of life in a single day in gaza the un security council holds an emergency session as palestinians bury their dead the international community condemns the excessive use of force by israeli troops but the united states comes to israel's defense meanwhile protests have moved to the west bank where palestinians have been marking what they call the catastrophe the displacement of their people when israel was founded seven decades ago. and also coming up can they hold firm iran's foreign minister meets with the european union officials there hoping to selvage that your bond nuclear deal after the u.s. is what's wrong throws it into turmoil. on little rock thank you very much for your company everyone. after the deadliest aces twenty fourteen palestinians in gaza have been burying their dead almost sixty people killed by israeli troops there been more protests in the west bank as people mark what they call the nakba or catastrophe referring to the displacement of palestinians when the state of israel was created seven years ago there's been widesprea

gaza. one of the world's biggest news stories. but one of the smallest and most claustrophobic strips of land on earth. a virtual prison with no way out and hardly any way in. the years of conflict with israel have left gaza in ruins. playground east circular forest herself. and blew herself up. and our crew the other children here for martyrdom. today gaza feels like a population living on the life support machine there's not enough of anything any money water food or medicine i know what this means i know what love means i know what their what worries me is i'm scared i think we're going to die death is coming. this tiny strip of land is bordered by israel egypt and the mediterranean sea entry to gaza is through checkpoints all of which are controlled by israel. gaza makes up only six percent of the palestinian territory it contains nearly hoff of its population around one point two million people fifty percent of children under the age of ten. roughly twice the size of washington d.c. gaza is one of the most densely populated p

what is life like in gaza? people there have been living under a blockade by israel and egypt for nearly 12 years. hemmed in by land, sea and air, they describe life in the territory as like being in prison. before the latest violence, the w's tania kramer spoke to young palestinians in gaza about their hopes and fears for the future. tania: on his way to training in the east of the gaza strip. spore allows him to turn off the bitter reality around him. he studies eastern literature in gaza city. language is is key to the world and the countries he has yet to visit. >> you want to look to the future. finish school, find a job, find a place to live, get married. but i won't. there is no hope. there is no hope in gaza. the only thing is to finish and a travel. tania: at 23, he has only traveled abroad once to neighboring egypt. he thinks it is too dangerous. >> a solution is that there's a be some ease from the israeli side from the gaza strip, meaning they open the border crossings and let people travel, to prov

at the very least they drew the wells attention to gaza's misery for a few days. well i'm joined here at the big table tonight by martin jacques martin is our religious affairs and ethics analyst the events in the middle east this week have again triggered claims martin you've heard this that the media are taking sides turning victims into perpetrators and vice versa there are also new claims that political leaders are taking sides of the israeli palestinian conflict we know that this is not new. but this ethical disaster here continues to grow i mean the economist today in our region of a quote here gaza is a human rubbish heap that everyone would rather ignore and you know they called out israel egypt the palestinian authority no one wants to take responsibility right i mean this is a failure that has many many many parents most certainly and there is really up salute leno no success to be talked about we have however an issue which is sort of the most ironic one which is the question of just forests and a disappoint him in the red cross another going to say sho

but first return to the gaza strip which so the west operates. violence in years this week d.w. met young people who grew up under the policy of israeli blockades at a time of deep divisions within the palestinian community. on his way to training in the east of the gaza strip sport allows him to switch off from the bitter reality around him. a nice studies english literature at university in gaza city language is his key to the word and the country said he has yet to visit . you know that it will be difficult to say what you want to look to the future finish school find a job find a place to live get married but i want there's no hope there's no hope in augusta as the only thing is to finish and travel is at that here in little subtle thomas looked up at twenty three and news has only traveled abroad once to neighboring egypt the protests in gaza an issue at university and these things the demos porton but also too dangerous hell in the solution is that there should be some ease from the israeli side for the gaza strip a meeting that they open the border crossings and that trav

for mass which controls gaza for inciting violence and encouraging people to attack the israeli border our message to the hamas is clear we will not tolerate this violence we will continue to defend our sovereignty our civilians and our border we will do so while trying to minimize the amount of casualties but we will not let the rioters through and to harm israeli civilians that are a running distance away with us now the dr no less of assistant professor at durham university specializing in spatial politics and cultural history of time here our correspondent really brought the question to the head there how is president trump going to broker this deal of a lifetime when he talks about when he knows the move of the embassy to jerusalem is going to cause so much trouble on the other side of the border it was predicted it's happened how is he going to. barter is where this one. well the sad truth is that the president and the israeli prime minister do not have the middle east peace process at the top of their agenda. the opening of the embassy today will present very positive images to

this is it every news line for girl and after a stunning loss of life in a single day in gaza the un security council held an emergency session as palestinians bury their dead the international community condemns the excessive use of force by israeli troops but the united states defends their actions meanwhile protests have moved to the west bank where palestinians have been working with they call the catastrophe the displacement of their people when israel was founded seven decades ago also coming up tens of thousands of people have been killed in mexico's drug wars but who supplies the weapons six former employees very german company go on trial. plus football's only world champions germany fake a provisional squad to defend their title it includes star goalkeeper emmanuelle neuer even though he hasn't played for months will find out who else may thirteenth we have our sports correspondent. and higher near of new journalism tone wolf has died at the age of eighty eight we'll look back on a life that included writing best selling masterpieces the right stuff and the bonfire of the v

thank you very much for the latest on the israeli side of the gaza border. joining me now from gaza is alyona synenko from the international committee of the red cross. thank you forjoining us. could you give me the latest on what you're dealing with? yesterday i was at shifa hospital, the largest in gaza and ina shifa hospital, the largest in gaza and in a matter of a couple of hours they received some 400 injured people and the situation became chaotic very quickly. the most urgent cases were rushed in and the others had to wait outside in a tent that was set up. because yesterday the capacity of the medical personnel allowed only to deal with the most urgent cases, today, although it was more quiet than yesterday, they still had a lot of people have a lot of patients that they had to attend two to try to catch up with the influx yesterday. can you tell us a little more about the kind of injuries and range of injuries you are having to deal with? i'm not a ballistic expert. what is important is that the many injuries in the limbs, like gunshot wounds, and most of these injuries requi

at the very least they drew the world's attention to gaza's misery for a few days. well i'm joined here at the big table tonight by martin jacques martin is our religious affairs and ethics analyst the events in the middle east this week of again triggered claims martin you've heard this that the media are taking sides turning victims into perpetrators and vice versa there are also new claims that political leaders are taking sides in the israeli palestinian conflict we know that this is not new. but this ethical disaster here continues to grow i mean the economist today in our region of a quote here gaza is a human rubbish heap that everyone would rather ignore and you know they call out israel egypt the palestinian authority no one wants to take responsibility right i mean this is a failure that has many many many parents most certainly and there is really up salute leno no success to be talked about we have however an issue which is sort of the most i wrecked one which is the question of just forests and a disappoint him in the red cross another are going to say

on gaza, on the gaza israel border, a bit quieter today. no sign of a repetition of anything like the scale of the bios that we saw yesterday. in the commons, there is going to be a question in the next couple of minutes, and urgent question about the gaza situation will stop the shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry will be asking that. the foreign office minister alistair burt is going to be answering that. there has already been a lot of international condemnation of the scenes of violence that we saw yesterday. let's listen in to the commons, that urgent question. it impact on the middle east peace process. thank you, mr speaker. as i said it in the statement i put out from the foreign and commonwealth office yesterday, the bias in gaza and the west bank has been shocking. the loss of life, large numberof has been shocking. the loss of life, large number of injured palestinians including children, is tragic. it is extreme the worrying that the number of those killed continues to rise. such myers is destructive to peace efforts. we h

this is news coming to you live from berlin gaza braces for more violence as palestinians prepared to mark what they call the knock bottle of the catastrophe comes after is really troops killed at least fifty eight people including children in gaza yesterday israel said it was defending its border the palestinians are calling it a massacre. also coming up tens of thousands of people have been killed in mexico's drug war but who provided the weapons six former employees of a german company go on trial today charged with illegally exporting arms to mexico . and to german football players come under fire for posing for a photograph with the turkish president one critic accuses premier league players measured through zero and ukiah going to want of allowing themselves to be used for cheap propaganda. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us tensions are running high and gaza today is palestinians prepare to mark what they call not the catastrophe referring to the creation of state of the state of israel seventy years ago it'll be the climax of weeks of protests yesterday israeli tro

bury their dad it comes after israeli troops killed at least fifty eight people including children in gaza yesterday israel said it was defending its border and the palestinians are calling it a massacre also coming up tens of thousands of people have been killed in mexico's drug war but who provided the weapons six former employees of a german company go on trial charged with illegally exploiting arms to mexico. and two german football players come under fire for posing for a photograph with the turkish president critics accuse for merely players message it is alleged ok going to one allowing themselves to be used for cheap propaganda. i'm sorry so much konica to have you with us all funerals are set to take place today for some of the fifty eight people killed monday by israeli troops in gaza israeli soldiers opened fire after demonstrators tried to break through a border fence into israel the violence was fueled by the controversial opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem and people on both sides of the border are bracing for more protests today. palestinians burned tires and hurled st

gaza if gaza was not under israeli siege this wouldn't be happening so there is a rationale on the palestinian side to end that siege on the boat basically you know pertains to the second rationale to try to break the siege by sending people out of gaza mostly of course they were injured people in the events across the border to try to receive medical treatment due to the inadequacy decent medical situation in gaza hospital so they were going to lead to a limb a small cyprus and from there to turkey to receive adequate medical care we are grateful for your perspective on this thanks very much for joining us now. my pleasure thank you north korea's leader kim jong un has dispatched his top me tenants to the u.s. suggesting that preparations for a possible so much with donald trump event at a final stage u.s. president says he's put together a team for talks with ken young child now the vice chairman of north korea's ruling party and as andrew thomas reports from so has been plenty of movement with all the players involved. with just one flight daily from pyongyang to beijing sharp eyed camera o

jeremy bowen, bbc news, gaza. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: the european union's foreign policy chief has said the eu is considering options to save the nuclear deal with iran, after president trump withdrew the us from it. speaking after a meeting with the foreign ministers of iran, france, germany and the uk, federica mogherini said the eu would come forward with new measures in the next few weeks. the iranian minister mohammad javad zarif said there had been a good start to the talks. russia's president says he is confident people will love the new bridge linking russia and the crimean peninsula. vladimir putin opened the highly controversial bridge by driving across it. crimea was annexed by moscow from ukraine in 2014. ukraine says russia is continuing to act outside international law. facebook says it has removed nearly 30 million posts containing sexual or violent images, terrorist propaganda or hate speech in the first three months of the year. the company made the revelat

let's just return to the gaza strip which saw the worst outbreaks of violence in years this week d.w. met young people who grew up under the policy of israeli blockades at a time of deep divisions within the palestinian community. unease of on his way to training in the east of the gaza strip sport allows him to switch off from the bitter reality around him. a nice study english literature at university in gaza city language is his key to the world and the country said he has yet to visit. yet it will be difficult to say what you want to look to the future finish school find a job find a place to live get married but i watch there's no hope there's no hope in augusta as the only thing is to finish and travel is at that here in little circle thomas looks up at twenty three and news has only traveled abroad once to neighboring egypt the protests in gaza an issue at university and these things the demos poured in but also too dangerous to help and will the solution is that there should be some ease from the israeli side for the gaza strip a meeting that they open the border crossings and