the gaza strip, the west bank east in jerusalem and the golan heights. the we tried everything who entered the united nations. we tried mediations, we tried to contact 3 different countries, and it was clear that all this was to know of age. their mood was list, give nothing back if you don't have to. there were songs written, there were victory albums. there was a huge intoxication of victory. this huge unique mon record of victory of these lily army in that war were the greatest tragedy in the history of his live. these railways basked in an aura of invincibility. but the victory was just the start of even greater complications which still plague the middle east to this day. israel found itself governing and being responsible for a 1000000 palestinians in the newly occupied gaza strip. westbank and jerusalem took about 6 months to rome, around the newly helped territories hosting the west bank and gaza. and they came back and they said the local, there was other people there and they have a national movement. so what do we do? he said we conquered them

any journalist in the west bank dealing with the daily challenges of these really occupations. and we go cycling and gaza to hear about the challenges enjoys of one young man trying to fulfill a sporting dreams. there are lots of reasons why the fighting we saw in may between israelis and palestinians got so bad, but it's not the 1st time we've seen an escalation and violence like that. and of where to avoid seeing it again. something will have to change. but change often comes down to politics. so what are the politics at play here? that's the question my team and i asked on start here an online show that breaks down the big news stories. the let's talk about israel and palestine. the bonds in the rock starts falling with the problems that lead to the recent violence haven't gone away. there been announcements about reconstruction and vague commitments about improving lives. leaders on both sides will need to chart a better course, starting making real improvements in the lives of people in israel, gaza, and the west bank. but there is not even a hint of a long term solution,

she lives in the occupied west bank and is a producer for al jazeera. and this episode of the online series between us she takes us through the barriers she faces as a palestinian journalist, covering the story on the ground. the occupation here is at the heart of the story of the elephant in the room. mix about the 3000000 palestinians living in the occupied west bank under the occupation. and it's not only about done that's about those not born. yeah. my name is ronnie, as a bernie and i'm a producer coming the west bank from ramallah. twin us, i feared it would be more of the same. the vast majority of palestinians with born and raised under a few patients. so it became pretty much part and parcel of their lives to be waiting in long lines at tech points to have the soldiers knocking on their doors. the fact that nothing is predictable and pretty much the only predictable thing living under occupation. now i'm a little bit different, it's a bit of a bubble. it became a hub for the palestinian authority. it's vibrant, it has of center national organiz

the gaza strip, the west bank, eastern jerusalem and the golan heights. the we tried everything who entered the united nations. we tried mediations, we tried to contact 3 different countries, and it was clear that all this was to know of age. the mood was list give nothing big if we don't have to deal with songs near where we are. there was a huge intoxication of victory. this huge unique may record as victory of these lily army in that war were the greatest tragedy in the history of his live. these railways basked in an aura of invincibility. but the victory was just the start of even greater complications which still plagued the middle east to this day. israel found itself governing and being responsible for a 1000000 palestinians in the newly occupied gaza strip. westbank and jerusalem. i took about 6 months to rome, around the newly territory as posted, the west bank and gaza and they came back and they said the locker, there was other people there and they have a national movement. so what do we do? is we conquer them. to create a sort of a home stat

are we half the low into predominant jewish state called israel in the west bank and gaza should be a basis for future growth issues. erica tradition of their rights to have a state of their own environment staple that old in the west bank and gaza the what israel chose was and still remains. the 1st option, the in the aftermath of the war, israel declared what is called the unification of jerusalem. the entire holy city was placed under israeli jurisdiction, including christian and muslim holy site, the we the government and the only government. and that's just to say that we have obligations and privilege and their obligation and to maintain law and order and to provide people with services and with suitable standard of living as a government, like every government was a citizen. furthermore, and in defiance of international law, israeli settlers began to move into the west bank, the territory they called judea and samaria. the lands which they wanted to settle in were the core and heart land over the jewish people. in biblical times, this is where judaism emerged as it was natural

yeah, my name is ronnie benny and i'm a producer coming the west bank from ramallah between us. i feared it would be more of the same. the vast majority of kind of sinews with born and raised under a few patients. so it became pretty much part and parcel of their lives to be waiting in long lines at tech points to have the soldiers knocking on their doors. the fact that nothing is predictable and pretty much the only predictable thing living under occupation. now what i'm a little bit different, it's a bit of a bubble. it became a hop for the palestinian authority. it's vibrant that has of international organizations. but go a bit outside the reality hits again. he's got refugee camp. you've got checkpoints always of been covering the west bank for 20 years, being get palestinian before being a journalist has its own set of restrictions. you have physical challenges that have to do with barriers and movement restrictions while i can't go to occupy jerusalem without them for any permit of foreign journalists can. and then there are the unseen barriers. i end up scrutinizing my ow

she lives in the occupied west bank and as a producer for al jazeera. in this episode of the online series between us, she takes us through the barriers she faces as a palestinian journalist, covering the story on the ground. the occupation here is at the heart of the story of the elephant in the room. mix about the 3000000 palestinians living in the occupied west bank under the occupation. and it's not only about them, it's about those not born. yeah. my name is ron years, a bernie and i'm a producer coming the west bank from ramallah. twin us. i said it would be more of the same the vast majority of palestinians with born and raised under a few patients. so it became pretty much supported porcelain there to be waiting in long lines at tech points to have the soldiers knocking on their doors. the fact that nothing is predictable and pretty much the only predictable thing living under occupation. now what i'm a little bit different. it's a bit of a bubble. it became a hop for the palestinian authority. it's vibrant that has lots of international organiz

or the ethnic cleansing an area see which is over 60 percent or angela said the west bank. so the question is, are they willing to undo or how are they handling the legacy that they inherited from the business? and yeah, who's 10 year in, in about 12 years the decade of nathan, yahoo has just ended. and how can i, can you also question to our laws? he will, i will have to say, i'm a go have picked up. you know, really what do you think? what do you think? sure, really what you're describing is really spot on. i mean, when we're looking at benjamin netanyahu or natalie bennett's or anybody else, that changes matter to israeli politics in a domestic sense. but when it comes to their relationship to palestinians, really nothing will fundamentally change. we are looking at 2 prime ministers, the change from nathan, yahoo to bennett, who believe in israeli apartheid that is their platform, they believe in settler expands settlement expansion throughout the palestinian territory. they believe and not in the 9 pulse needs their rights and they don't really see palestinians as equa

as angela said, the west bank. so the question is, are they willing to undo or how are they handling the legacy that they inherited from the business? and yeah, who's 10 year in, in, in about 12 years the decade of nathan, yahoo has just ended and how are they, can i, can you ask that question to see what i will have to say? i'm a go have picked up. you know, really what do you, what do you think? sure, really what you're describing is really spot on. i mean, when we're looking at benjamin netanyahu or net 30 minutes or anybody else that changes matter to israeli politics and domestic sense. but when it comes to the relationship to palestinians, really nothing will fundamentally change. we are looking at 2 prime ministers, the change from nathan yahoo to bennett, who believe in israeli apartheid that is their platform, they believe in settler expense. a settlement expansion throughout the palestinian territory. they believe and not in denying pulse needs their rights and they don't really see palestinians as equal

. shoddy, which give israel a green light to annex parts of the west bank. that would make it really hard to reach a political settlement with the senate, especially when you have to lead the political parties in this school and were represented by an if tally bennett. and i think the liberal man. and in addition to that, there will be definitely the is where you are position led by nathan the whole, the liquid policy and other religious properties in israel. it's going to make, it's going to make a life of this coalition, a him in the coming days and weeks i was out of thank you very much indeed for sharing your thoughts on the subject. thank you. it's my pleasure. thank you. coming up on the news from london, academics and business leaders from if you is more turn to gray region one g 70 is they've heard a final offensive imminent brazil is controversial. copa america kicked off with team members from venezuela, olivia, and now columbia testing positive for coven on team. and will update you on the condition of danish triple a christian ericsson collapsed

as angela said, of the west bank. so the question is, are they willing to undo or how are they handling the legacy that they inherited from the business? and yeah, who's 10 year in, in about 12 years the decade of nest them, yahoo has just ended. and how can i, can you ask that question to our laws? he will, i will have to say, i'm a go have picked up. you know, really what do you think? what do you think? sure, really what you're describing is really spot on. i mean, when we're looking at benjamin netanyahu or net 30 minutes or anybody else that changes matter to israeli politics and domestic sentence. but when it comes to their relationship to palestinians, really nothing will fundamentally change. we are looking at 2 prime ministers that change from nathan yahoo to bennett, who believe in israeli apartheid that is their platform, they believe in settler expands a settlement expansion throughout the palestinian territory. they believe and not. and then i post me their rights and they don't really see palestinians as

but some nation was not going to help anybody, whether the west bank or in the gas just because it's like you're both 1000000 44100000 but seems to be finished with a will be expect at the end of this month. so can i, can i, what do you guys need in terms of vaccination doses? can you give me an idea of your, your needs and the people that have been vaccinated already and how much more you need in terms of supplies? we are 2000000 population. i mean, i mean if you, if you calculate those, the elderly people and the, those who are having chronic diseases and the medical professional, what we have functioning already today is only 50000. and this is all the total number out of 2 millions. but it's to be vaccinated and these are used to prevent things but seems to be an inside. busy and they are linking that to political black mailing. as usual, when you, when you say 50000 has been vaccinated out of out of 2000000. this was so there is a mechanism that exists for transferring vaccination doses potentially from the west bank into garza. which bank i told you that shipment above that was

see in the west bank area. see is of the, is under full israeli jurisdiction when it comes to the occupied west bank it's, it's divided into 3 areas, a, b, and c. so this is the reason for those marches. i think again that's wait and see how that pans out on the ground. the supper is, are known to be in a tourist. lee violent certainly also gets journalist against palestinians. they're armed, protected by the army. so certainly policies will be staying away from any form of these kinds of watches if they do take place. and also interestingly, it does come at midst a moment of this morning. we had the rejection of an appeal by an illegal outpost called via tar. that is under an eviction order from the government. that's why you've seen these protests in beta village in the occupied west bank at nightly, also increasing on fridays after friday. prayers for probably seniors have been killed by life fire. in the confrontations with these radio, me, when it comes to protesting that output was interesting about that

or the ethnic cleansing an area see which is over 60 percent or angela said the west bank. so the question is, are they willing to undo or how are they handling the legacy that they inherited from the business? and yeah, who's 10 year in, in about 12 years the decade of nathan, yahoo has just ended. and how can i, can you also question to our laws? he will, i will have to say, i'm a go have picked up. you know, really what do you think? what do you think? sure, really what you're describing is really spot on. i mean, when we're looking at benjamin netanyahu or natalie bennett's or anybody else, that changes matter to israeli politics and domestic sense. but when it comes to their relationship to palestinians, really nothing will fundamentally change. we are looking at 2 prime ministers that change from nathan yahoo to bennett, who believe in israeli apartheid that is their platform, they believe in settler expands settlement expansion throughout the palestinian territory. they believe and not in the 9 pulse needs their rights and they don't really see palestinians as equal

bank -- formulated with regard to the west bank. a member of that merit party put it best publicly visible. this will be a status quo government. do not expect a major breakthrough, a 2 state solution and everybody dancing in the streets. on the other hand do not expect us to go crazy in the settlement . have you to read -- thread that it will say a lot about the israeli government and the staying power of the government. host: you get the last 35 seconds -- 45 seconds of the program. you are not the first person to say abbas's low energy and headed for political exit. if palestinians deserve higher energy leadership, if they have to engage or want to engage with an israeli government, where will that come from, and you will that person be? guest: we are seeing it is coming from palestinians on the ground and palestinians everywhere, whether it israel, gaza, west bank, jordan, lebanon, and so on. we are at eight pivotal moment -- a pivotal moment. it will not be a long-lasting moment. the palestinian property should be to reunify th

it wasn't just the west bank. it was not just past the in israel, it wasn't just past things and gods, it was something everywhere. so israel has the same problem that it created when it ethnically cleansed, palestine in 1948, and then occupied the rest of it in 967. but it's at the front of the burner of the, of the, of the, of the, of the political agenda, whether this new government deals with or not. and whether it leads to any change in the short term for the policy. and i don't think that we should necessarily expect that, but i think it portends a change in policy and politics. and it pretends to change in the way in which international public opinion is looking at this issue. i think there has been a shift in the mainstream media in the united states and elsewhere in how this conflict is regarded as a result of this level of policy and unity. ready across all sectors of passing society. but is there a road us diplomacy without deep engagement? short answer. no, absolutely not. united states has not changed

west bank. we feel given what they are dealing with any situation on the ground, it is only right and proper and good for the united states to allocate some doses to that country. the same is true for other allocations we will make. the president made a commitment to ensure india received doses, not just giving them any allocation under the regional portion of this, but an additional allocation from our discretionary portion. it is something he wanted to do. the basic bottom line is that the u.s. is not doing this as some kind of back and forth deal where we are getting from what we are giving. we are giving these for a single purpose. it is the purpose of ending this pandemic and we are doing so in a way consistent with the public health requirements that will hasten the end of the pandemic. jeff: we have time for one more. >> let's go to cbs. >> thank you so much. my question is for dr. wilensky. as you watch this push for vaccinations ahead of july 4, this morning -- listed reasons why people

neither abraham reports from the palestinian side of the river jordan in the occupied west bank. do you, do you know me? do bus elaine from the occupied west bank is asking her niece enjoyed here at the jordan river, the family i meters apart, but been separated for years. luba damien citizen, moved to the west bank with her past union husband 11 years ago since then she hasn't met with her family. this is as close as we can get to her re union and of us from other than not telephone here. but i see them usually on the phone, but it's not like seeing them in real. i still can't touch, kiss or hug them better than nothing less than a lay out a bit. ruba is a palestinian descent, but that doesn't help her get a palestinian id. many for nationals like her are waiting for israel to approve the request. while they can leave the westbank, israel might prevent them from returning to their families. while you're sophie applied for a palestinian id more than 25 years ago, she came so close to getting one. but the process was frozen. she says, you probably wouldn't have married someone fro

it is the extension of israel into the occupied territories of east jerusalem and the west bank. the u.s. government makes those things possible. american policing about a two-state solution or the secretary of state meeting with a few representatives this morning is worthless when it is not combined with actual action to rollback everything that israel has done systematically to prevent ace two-state solution since 19 -- to prevent a two state solution since 1967. there almost three quarters of a million of jews living in occupied territories. unless that changes, the talk of a two state solution or american involvement is frankly meaningless. actions speak much louder than words. i think the new israeli government should be held to the same standard. it is not important what this or that minister says. it is important if israel acts differently vis-a-vis the palestinians. i do not think we can expect that with what we expect to be a new government next week. anchor: thank you for joining us on the newshour. guest: thanks for having me. anchor: rough seas are hampering efforts t

west bank. we feel given what they are dealing with in the situation on the ground, it is only right and proper and good for the united states to allocate some doses to that country. the same is true with some of the other allocations we will make. the president made a commitment to ensure india received doses, giving them not just an allocation under the regional portion of this, but an additional allocation from our discretionary portion. it is something he wanted to do. again, the basic bottom line is that the u.s. is not doing this as some kind of back and forth deal where we are getting from -- we are getting something from what we are giving. we are giving these for a single purpose. it is the purpose of ending this pandemic and we are doing so in a way consistent with the public health requirements that will help hasten the end of the covid-19 pandemic. jeff: we have time for one more. >> all right, let's keep going. let's go to cbs. >> thank you so much. my question is for dr. wilensky.

the report says many children in the west bank have lost faith, but anyone will help them and in sport, defending champions. portugal had been knocked out of the european championship, rang team in the world, belgium, beating them one mail to them for the fine ah, hello and welcome. in a ram moved, the iraqi military has condemned a series of u. s. s, trying so long. it's border with syria, calling them a violation of iraqi sovereignty. iran box paramilitary helms groups in iraq have promised a joint response to the strikes which targeted them. the us, as the facilities hits were being used to launch attacks against american troops in iraq or iraq's popular mobilization forces says for if its members were killed, us president joe biden ordered the strikes against the same groups back in february . well, in this statement, the pentagon said the following, president biden has been cleared, but he will act to protect us pass no. given the ongoing series of attacks by iran backed groups targeting us interest in iraq, the president directed further military action to disrupt and deter such

israel is cracking down on palestinians living in the occupied west bank, occupied east jerusalem, and inside israel. the newspaper haaretz reports israeli police have arrested nearly 2000 palestinians over the past month in an attempt to quell protests and uprisings against the occupation. on saturday, israeli police arrested al jazeera journalist givara budeiri as she covered a protest in sheikh jarrar. during the arrest, officers fractured her left hand and destroyed the equipment of her camera operator. she told al jazeera she was beaten while being taken to an israeli police interrogation center. >>hey broke my hand. i spent the night in the hospital. my back hurt me a lot. here is my hand from the cuffs. they also hurt because the soldiers in the car work tightening all the time. i have a headache in my -- i cannot walk very well. amy: al jazeera denounced budeiri's violent arrest as a crime against the journalistic profession. the foreign press association called it the "latest in a long line of heavy-handed tactics by israeli police." meanwhile, on sunday, israeli police in eas

but been separated for years. luba damien citizen, moved to the west bank with her past indian husband 11 years ago since then she hasn't met with her family. this is as close as they can get to every union and of a show from other than on the phone here. but i see them usually on the phone, but it's not like seeing them, and we'll, i still can't touch, kiss or hug them better than nothing but lesson. so a little bit luba is a palestinian descent, but that doesn't help her get a palestinian id. many foreign nationals like her are waiting for israel to approve the request. while they can leave the westbank, israel might prevent them from returning to their families. aaliyah sushi applied for a palestinian id more than 25 years ago. she came so close to getting one. but the process was frozen, she says you probably wouldn't have married someone from the occupied territory. if she knew it would be that difficult to get her residency. she told us, one of her hardest moments was when her mother wanted to see her before she died to say packet and over dirt like i told her, it's not up to me.

the palestinians have protested against a new israeli settlement in the west bank burning ties instead of 5 practice close to the town of na blows, area sing multiple demonstrations. israeli settlements in the west bank are illegal under international law iran's so nuclear power plant is undergoing a temporary emergency shut down of what's being described as the technical folks. officials say the outreach is expected to last up to 4 days. power blackouts are expected. tornado has damaged homes and left thousands about powder and suburban chicago for people were taken to a hospital with may. minor injuries in the us. 50 officials are assessing the damage which include downs, which includes down to power lines and trees. large pots of romania, a baffling, severe floods after heavy rainfall. hundreds of houses in the eastern european nation are in the water with some residents having to be moved to safety. but you just want a bit more. rain is on the way a germany's conservative some adopted that joint program for september's national election. c, d, u leader armand lasha and marcus soda

and gaza, or in the west bank or an eastern loosen him. it's not the result of some, you know, censorship. it's a result imposed by the government. it is a result of self censorship by visally media. that is choosing only to tell him part of the story, but far from the entire story silencing the aspects of what assume human rights abuses while the bombing in gaza has stopped. for now, there's really been no cease fire for ordinary palestinians in israel itself. police have rounded up hundreds of palestinian citizens, arrested many of them, some for simply posting an image or an opinion online. your organization monitors human rights. what does the best seller make of the measures the israeli authorities have been taking on what the israeli authorities call operation law and order? it's an excellent point and i hope that it's one that could be appreciated by your viewers. that for, for distinctions living there is really apartheid. there is not a single 2nd of a ceasefire. there is always one form or another in which put us in the right or

stephanie decker has gone from the occupied west bank the body of j. c. i. a saw 33 years old. have lived in his village just outside of jeannie, and he is one of 2 members of the policy and intelligence that were killed in a shoot out with israeli special forces. overnight the village come out to more than the body, members of the palace being in forces, the other flags, the flags been shooting in the air. and the body is now going to be taken. just further up here before it gets buried. when we received the news with sadness and i can say we were desperate a young man like him with his wife, pregnant in her 9th month. imagine the situation for us, his friends, we spend our lives with him, and now we lost him. this is something that we suffer, his past, indians being arrested, getting killed all these things. thank god, we still have patience. we know that any of us can face a similar fate. pray that the body to the cemetery here in the village to be sorry. now to tell you that these kinds of brains and other than usual talk to me on streaming comments, they happen on a daily

neither ibrahim al jazeera, the occupied west bank. well let's just bring you some breaking news. coming out of japan where the prime minister has just announced that take a state of emergency will be lifted on sunday a month from the start of the limpid games. daily cases have been falling recently, but how the experts have warned that swift action needs to be taken. if they start to rise again. now searching current of ours cases in the media pushing its hospitals close to clamps. one of its biggest struggles has been trying to vaccinate all health care workers. in south africa restrictions are being tightened . following a rising cases. a long time care if you will be extended and the sale of alcohol limited, new daily infections have doubled over the past 2 weeks. and was 450000 people at hong kong have signed up for a draw aimed at boosting. the city's sluggish inoculation rate items included the $15000000.00 lottery included a one bedroom flat, only those who are fully vaccinated by september. the 1st can register about 24 percent of hong kong population of received their 1s

next east jerusalem or in the west bank or in deb, located gaza strip. so there are the moments the day, sometimes the weeks in which there is visible, violence, bombings, killing and so on. better than what you know, who will be food. and then there is international media attention as indeed there should be. but when the cameras turn off, but the students continue to be subject to the daily routine, mundane bureaucratic, israeli state violence through the imposition of travel restrictions and the needs for permits and the knowledge that if a family member is killed or injured, then the security forces that do it will enjoy almost blanket impunity and the 1000000 other ways in which for the stimulus are abused day in and day out in this oppressive reality. and most of the time it's invisible but for the world. but for the people that are living under the receiving end of this reality, it's relentless and it will not stop until we see structural change as part of what you call your camera project. that selim has been working with palestinian citizens acro

almost 300 palestinians have been injured and fresh clashes with is really military in the west bank friday. this is, according to the red crescent, humanitarian movement. protest came after her mom called for a day of rage against what it sees as israeli aggression. the, the the disturbances occurred after demonstrators gathered in the west bank town of beta to protest construction of a new israeli settlement. after summit through rocks, soldiers responded with tear gas and live ammunition for 20 palestinians were hospitalized. protesters se resistance will continue. carousel one. i'm going to know how many here is the message from a citizen for fractions and every one here. we will not give up our land. he's ready for susan settlers will not be able to easily take it. the palestinian authority must take a stand regarding israel and what is happening on the ground. and there must be security coordination. available are willing to estimate the settlement barrel will not continue only over all dead bodies. we will not stop. we will continue our efforts to fight for all right. so on th

the injury operates several clinics in the west bank and gaza. its have over 400000 people, needed me to abraham has one from the occupied west bank. this is the military order that was put up by the israeli army that raided them will not. early on wednesday it says that this headquarters of the organization of the health work committees should be shut down for 6 months. the citing security reasons. now this is the headquarters of the health work committee. it has been around since the 1980s. it offers health services as well as social development services, all across the occupied west bank in the gaza strip. and we know that senior members and employees of the organization has been arrested lately. and joining me here to talk more about this is the director general of the organization, mrs. sure. the oh the how do you expect to go on with your headquarters is being close? really? it's a difficult military order that, that they will shut down the, the quarter office because you know that it's a quarter of a very the perform more of the admin fina

bank and gaza. and the report says, i quote un remains deeply concerned by the number of children killed and maimed and continues to urge israel to investigate each case where live ammunition was used. that's in the body of the report. you turned to the annex, which is supposed to be the blacklist the u. n. a supposed to provide this every year to the security council. and israel is not listed on the blacklist look to yemen. and that the who the rebels are this state for killing or maiming, more than 250 children on the saudi led coalition is responsible according to report for killing or maiming 194 children. but you will find that the who sees are in the annex on the blacklist bought the saudi led coalition on not on the amex, the former list, we believe has now been circulated to the security council. it's still private. it will be published in the coming days and the security council will discuss it in about 10 days time. still ahead on al jazeera, dozens of palestinians, all injured israeli for

is really settlements in the west bank are illegal under international law. what parts of romania are battling severe floods and heavy rainfall? hundreds of houses in the eastern european nation are under water. some residents needed to be evacuated. meteorologist, worn more rain, could be on the way the united states has, and 2 and a half 1000000 cobra 19 vaccine doses. the island of taiwan in a move like a lead to anger beijing, which considers taiwan parts of china. i want government has accused china hampering its efforts to secure enough vaccine supply. china was furious earlier this month when us senators visiting taiwan, announced the vaccine donation. most of europe has seen a sharp decline, uncovered $900.00 cases this month. but moscow, the numbers of new infections has tripled it. a new record highs this despite the white availability of vaccines. the soaring case load has caused alarm among officials who have stepped up measures to contain the rapid spread of the virus. the celebrations that moscow soccer fans own are over for the time being the r

ah, we begin in occupied west bank in the occupied west banquet palestinian protesters have gathered for they call a day of rage. this is the scene south of novela. at least 15 people have been injured. protestors rallying against violence by israeli settlers and the storming of a lot the most compound in that abraham is live for us in nablus. so take us through understand me that this is now being provoked by new is rady outpost settler. outpost, which was set up in the novelist area. right? yes, this is why many palestinians, a few 100 of them came here to have their friday prayers, confrontation sooner up that with these really forces just before the end of the friday prayers, they are protesting that building and they stablish ment of an illegal is really outpost just behind this here, it's one of 7 outposts that have been built since the beginning of the year that have been attempts to build more. but they, some of them were dismantled and others were burned down by palestinians. but this one over here has just been established a less than a month ago, and i felt the need offici

one protests against israeli occupation were also held in nablus and the occupied west bank is ready forces 5 to gas and rubber coated steel bullets at demonstrators. at least 20 people were injured or un humanitarian chief is wanting that parts of ethiopia on the verge of famine. mark low cock is urging an end to the fighting and the northern too great region. he says food insecurity is reaching levels last seen in the 1980s. facebook suspended former us president donald trump for 2 years. the social media company says trump was banned. violating community standards in connection with the capitol hill rides by supporters on january 6, trumpet hughes, facebook, censorship, finance and health benefit from g 7. countries are in the u. k for to day some. it's been 19 vaccine distribution. economic recovery is high on the agenda. plan to tackle tax avoidance by big corporations is also being discuss on a vigilant hong kong for the victims of the 1989 gentlemen square massacre has been stopped by police. some people did gather that they were dispersed, the organize of the vigil was arrest

bank. this is the scene right now, south of nablus, where the demonstrators have gathered for what they're calling a day of rage. at least 4 people are reported to have been injured protests as a rallying against violence by israeli settlers. this also anger over the swarming of the alex and mosque compound by israeli security forces. meanwhile, and occupied east jerusalem activists. a gathering for a rung in solid hours. he with palestinian families facing forced eviction. they're expected to go from shake java to so one where dozens of palestinians around the threat of losing their homes to israeli settlers in this of the labs. i'm the rack is an activist and participant in the shake shadowrun, she's with us now live in. it's good to have us help us more about this one who organized it, how many people were going to take part. thank you. hello. so it's a, it's a very, organically organized run and i think your initiative so it's a lot of different groups, a lot of different civil society

in the west bank, hundreds of palestinian protest clashed with police and rama over the death of a prominent critic of president mahmoud abbas has been growing unrest since news bonnet died in police custody on thursday. the palestinian authority says it's investigating the circumstances of the activists death slogan from the arab spring echoes across ramallah on the west bank. the people what the fall of the regime the chad to get to use as police move in trying to break up the demonstration. black flag groups of men supporting palestinian president mark motor bust drag off demonstrators, and they themselves become the focus of the crowds and gas and that perceived government repression and talk received that agree hello, that we want the government to resign an election so that the people can choose that govern represents some thoughts about the little one man's death is caused horror, an outrage to flare up in the palestinian territories 1000. there will human rights activists needs are but not as his body was carried through the streets of hebron. he died in palestinian police custody hi

or in the west bank or in deb, located gaza strip. so there are the moments the day sometimes the weeks in which there is visible violence, bombings, killing, and so on. of them what, you know, who will be food. and then there is international media attention as indeed there should be. but when the cameras turn off, but the students continue to be subject to the daily routine, mundane bureaucratic, israeli state violence through the imposition of travel restrictions and the need for permits. and the knowledge that if a family member is killed or injured, then the security forces to do it will enjoy almost blanket impunity. and the 1000000 other ways in which for the stimulus are abused day in and day out in this oppressive reality. and most of the time, it's invisible, but for the world. but for the people that are living under the receiving end of this reality, it's relentless and it will not stop until we see structural change as part of what you call your camera project. that selim has been working with palestinian citizens across

the slogan from the arabs spring echoes across ramallah on the west bank. the people what the fall of the regime of the chad to get to jesus police may been trying to break up the demonstration. black clad groups of men supporting palestinian president. motor bath drag off demonstrators and they themselves become the focus of the crowds and got about perceived government for oppression. and our talk receives that. hello. we want the government to resign an election. so the people can choose a government that represents some how does about the level one man's death is caused horror, an outrage to flare up in the palestinian territories. 1000 say, well human rights activists needs, but not as his body was carried through the streets of hebron. he died in palestinian police custody his family say they beat him with r and bars. nice face was planned and organized crime. so she carried it out there responsibility least many hold responsible for, but not death. president is a boss. he's tell us, you mean authority denies why lighting human rights. it's lee decide

bank. at least 15 people have been injured. present protest is running against illegal israeli settlements about post russia as president flooding may have put in and addressed the some petersburg economic forums, celebrating his country's code 19 response and recovery. he says that russia's economy is close to returning to pre pandemic levels. the u. n. is refugee agency is accused denmark of abdicating its responsibility to asylum seekers. that's out of the danish parliament voted on friday to establish a refugee reception center in a 3rd country outside europe. side m seekers would be moved to the center for the applications to be processed. advocate say that the move will deter migrants from making dangerous journey as but it strong, sharp, international criticism kind of been dixon as the head of refugees welcomed denmark . she joins us now live for via skype from copenhagen. good to have you with us. what do you make of what denmark's parliament has passed here? well, i'm the leader o

stephanie decker half more from the occupied west bank the body of j. c. i a saw 33 years old lives in his village, just outside of genie. and he is one of 2 members of the palestinian intelligence that were killed in a shoot out, which is really special forces. overnight. the villages come out to more than the body. members of the palace being in forces. the other flags, the flag it been shooting in the air and the body is now going to be taken just further up here before it gets buried. we received the news with sadness, and i can say we were desperate. a young man like him with his wife, pregnant in her 9th month. imagine the situation for us, his friends. we spend our lives with him and now we lost him. this is something that we suffer. his past indians arrested, getting killed all these things. thank god, we still have patience. we know that any of us can face a similar fate. pray that the most finished the body to the cemetery here in the village to be buried. now kind of tell you that these kinds of things and you talk to me on streaming comments, t

and there is a quiet, relaxing holiday or every day in the west bank occupation. it's not incredibly difficult, violent and challenging. i mean, the occupation is violence every single day when i leave nice jerusalem between 20162020. and i've been spending a lot of time over there in the last you said 15 years, i was saying every single day down the road from my house, where they tell us the names are likely to be forcibly evicted any de rampant, far right, jewish fashion, which is what they are. sometimes there is rarely often they are american. sometimes they're straight in. you have complete kind of launch to not just access and get and live in the homes. i saw at times remember this amazing image. it never leaves me from 2009 when one of the previous rounds of expulsion and there was a palestinian family literally sitting on their couch outside their home on the pavement. and jewish precious had been allowed to moving in front of them. this is happening all the time. we should be clear minded about what the likely new israeli government need. yes, there's a m

and there is a quiet, relaxing holiday or every day in the west bank occupation. it's not incredibly difficult violence and challenging. i mean, the occupation is violence every single day when i live in a jerusalem between 20162020. and i've been spending a lot of time over there in the last, as you said, 15 years, i was saying every single day, down the road from my house, where they tell us the names likely to be forcibly evicted any day. rampant, far right. jewish fashion, which is what they are sometimes there is rarely often there american, sometimes there will straighten. you have complete kind of launch to, to access and get and live in the homes. i saw at times remember this amazing image . it never leaves me from 2009 when one of the previous rounds of expulsion and there was a palestinian family literally sitting on their couch outside their home on the pavement. and jewish precious had been allowed to moving in front of them. this is happening all the time. we should be clear minded about what the likely new israeli government need. yes, there's a more

but he manages ita the occupied west bank. that was believed to be the world's 3rd largest diamond to be mind has been on earth in both one of the 1000 to 98. carrot stone is more than 7 centimeters long and 5 centimeters wide. it will be valued in a couple of weeks. the gym is slightly lighter than the 2nd because diamond discovered in 2015. that was also in botswana. and the largest remains the color and diamond found in south africa back in 1905. meanwhile, there's a diamond rush happening in south africa. the geologist, a questioning of hordes of people will actually get a diamond. it started when a husband dug up a huge crystal light stowed in a small village in the province. of course, he didn't tell her it says this report, the patricia hunt like no was celebrating the discovery of an identified stain that thousands of people here believe are worth a fortune. but i hadn't seen or touched a diamond in my life. is the 1st time touching it here. i hope this will make a difference at home because we really struggling. so i

have gathered in the occupied west bank. this was the scene south of nablus, a little earlier, least 15 people have been injured. protest as a rally against illegal is where the settlements and outposts the i'll just seriously. the ibrahim is in nablus. she's with us now live. what's happening now, anita? there hasn't been an i've been flu and confrontations here between palestinians and the israeli forces. but they're being scouts are happening around the mountain where the illegal is really outpost was established. paulson hasn't been coming here for the past week to prove this, and they've been processing today after the friday prayers and according to medical services, there are 20 palestinians who would injure the police, and 15 of them by live and munitions. so it was important for past indians to come to this area since the this really outlets here was established because they say from experience some of these i'll turn into supplements in the future because they get authorized by the israeli government. of course, ac

and there is a quiet, relaxing day holiday or every day in the west bank occupation. it's not incredibly difficult violence and challenging. i mean, the occupation is violence every single day when i live in a jerusalem between 20162020. and i've been spending a lot of time over there in the last you said 15 years, i was saying every single day down the road from my house where they've ellis 2 names a likely to be forcibly evicted any day ramp and far right. jewish fascist, which is what they are. sometimes there is rarely often they are american. sometimes they are straight in. you have complete count, launch to not just access and get and live in the homes. i saw at times remember this amazing image. it never leaves me from 2009 when one of the previous rounds of expulsion and there was a palestinian family literally sitting on their couch outside their home on the pavement. and jewish precious had been allowed to moving in front of them. this is happening all the time. we should be clear minded about what the likely new israeli government need. yes, there's a more

and there is a quiet, relaxing day holiday or every day in the west bank occupation is not incredibly difficult. violence and challenging. i mean, the occupation is violence every single day when i live in a jerusalem between 20162020. and i've been spending a lot of time over there in the last you said 15 years, i was saying every single day down the road from my house. where these l. c. names are likely to be forcibly evicted any de rampant, far right jewish fashion, which is what they are. sometimes there is rarely often they are american. sometimes they're straight in. you have complete kind of launch to not just access and get and live in the homes. i saw at times remember this amazing image. it never leaves me from 2009 when one of the previous rounds of expulsion and there was a palestinian family literally sitting on the couch outside their home on the pavement. and jewish precious had been allowed to moving in front of them. this is happening all the time. we should be clear minded about what the likely new israeli government need. yes, there's a more interesting coalition th

and there is a quiet, relaxing day holiday or every day in the west bank occupation is not incredibly difficult, violent and challenging. i mean, the occupation is violence every single day when i live in a jerusalem between 20162020. and i've been spending a lot of time over there in the last you said 15 years, i was saying every single day down the road from my house, where they tell us the names likely to be forcibly evicted any de rampant, far right, jewish fashion, which is what they are sometimes there is rarely often they are american, sometimes they are straight in, you have complete kind of launch to not just access and get and live in the homes. i saw at times remember this amazing image. it never leaves me from 2009 when one of the previous rounds of expulsion and there was a palestinian family literally sitting on their couch outside their home on the pavement. and jewish precious had been allowed to moving in front of them. this is happening all the time. we should be clear minded about what the likely new israeli government is. yes, there's a more interesting coalition t

and in beta in the occupied west bank, at least $47.00 palestinians have been injured during process against an illegal settlement. outpost israeli soldiers, 5 take ass and revocation bullets. judas bus demonstrators after friday press this week marks 54 years since the illegal occupation of east jerusalem. daphne decker has more from occupied east jerusalem protest had been called for authority of damascus gate and protests to the races. i didn't cite full charm by the israeli right wing nationalists on the flag march on tuesday. the project didn't reach damascus gate, but a couple of 100 did protest. soon after friday prayers into the alex, a compound there was a stand off with is really forces a couple of polishing, is injured and arrested. it was then dispersed. we also had the usual friday protests in beta and the occupied west bank people there, the village protesting against the expansion and the, the setup, let's say of the legal is really outpost of every tar. this is an outpost that has really been expanded over the last month or so set up early last month. how this thing i