the, the as palestinians marks 7 to 6 years since then knocked about when they were forcibly displaced from their phone lines and the state of israel was created. an even bigger catastrophe is unfolding in gaza. fierce fighting rages on from the north to the south of the storm. and some of the most intense is really attacks and weak. you're watching ultra 0 light from headquarters and don't find any navigate also coming up. despite the us warning israel not to launch an incursion into the fast, it's now looking to approve more than a $1000000000.00 package of weapons and crisis meeting in paris 2 decades in

a 2nd. not a protest over voting reforms in the french overseas territory of news. the palestinians call the founding of israel's inevitable or the catastrophe. 76 years ago, more than 750000 palestinians were forcibly evicted from their homes. and today they are going through an even greater catastrophe with more than 35000 men women and children being killed in israel's war on garza. i'm not about there was a lot of our lives through the not gone just one step. we will display several times to send you an exile in 2014, we were displaced in 2008. we were displaced in 2022 and the display was a child in 1967 as well. this is a circumstance is very difficult to is and what your honest opinion on the person

does not feel themselves except in the home. very bits of reality and the situation is difficult. a tiring and boring life, we have begun to wish that we would die under the rubble of homes rather than be abandoned itemize. and it was that a r l life is a tragedy. life is non existent. people have been destroyed. how many boxes have died? thousands half of the population of garza has died. garza has been destroyed. the rich person has become a bigger ring gauze. israel has taken us back 100 years. we have our corresponding thought about how soon joining us from data about offering centrals. as i thought in the warren garza is described by some as another neck about what are people going through well, there are even people have been describing what is happening in guns i since october the 7th, as the 2nd next about which is

a greater than the 1st one in terms of the number of casualties i'm just told that is completely unprecedented for decades now. as they have been sharing the same similarity were presented in the internal displacement of citizens and civilians from their official home towns to all the areas that they are no longer able to return to to this very moment as palestinians have been completely saying that this neck but is more deadly and overwhelming in terms of the unprecedented deterioration of the humanitarian conditions, as people saying that this period is to set it to be the hardest of it due to the new and didn't site until now for the ongoing fight thing. and the attacks being made by the is very military, but in fact, what we do know is that there are 2 citizens. witnessing this genocide, the military campaign had witnessed the 1st neck. but that's happened in 1948 and developed. yeah, refuge account. but even he,

as in derek black people who are have, who have witnessed this neck but are now on the east very bump, bump intend for you in the north of district. they have been completely split fos, the with the city shortage of food, which on or essential 8 supplies that did not get into the north of this trip for more than $66.00 days. right now, what people have been completely describing the situation to be on suitable for a living as they are trying to barely coop with the ongoing situation on the ground in light of the on present is taken of destruction, of attacks being carried out by the as many military, but generally palestinians, as we have been speaking to, they have been saying that it's a well on palestinian existence as this taught it to gradually lose hope to return back to the houses and towns. there were 4 split displaced from the north of the strip, taught it, and speaking, i mean of the north of the surf in particular that's where is really forces have said that they're pushing deeper into that area. and also of course let's not

forget about that. i thought about what they are facing resistance from the palestinian fighters. bring us up to speed with what's happening on the ground on the latest air strikes of the with the easy really announcements of launching a new many true peroration into a value refugee can. they have said that they are facing high level of resistance and bucks those that sound to be critically. honda, in terms of the use of power part, the palestinian of finances was trying to push the maneuvering troops on the ground . but as we have been seeing, the video is released by the men 3 ring of how much really to fix. how critical is the situation of how violence all the confrontations in the streets of that densely populated area. there still thousands of palestinians at trump's in the valley are refused to evacuate because they have no any safe cordial to leave. that's kind of the same time is very minute treat, has been using intense supply, power,

destroying, and leveling to the ground residential buildings and key civil infrastructure as by tools are now taking place in the hearts of the com. but we, so how bit onto tank me cycles on explosive devices where use them side with more to shows being flying by palestinian fighters to force these very maneuvering troops to withdrew from old roost that they have been depending on invading the count as part of the ongoing back to that is going on to this very moment to the north of district, but particularly the situations is in the south of this trip in a rough or where the is really military has been expanding the fighting gradually to reach to listening and the sell out of neighborhoods as casualties among palestinians continue to r, rawlings to a way to and okay, we've lost our connection with thought of as well. he's our correspondence reporting from gaza at the center of the browser from date and by now. but we'll move on and we'll tell you about the next about because before the british mandate

in palestine began within a century go, jews made up 8 percent of the population by 1947 that had increased to 33 percent through jews, emigrating mostly from europe on may the 14th 1948, the british mounted ended and the state of israel was created. arm, zionist forces captured 78 percent of historic palestine, and they expelled $750000.00 palestinians from their homes. then after the 1967 or eric is really war, israel occupied a more of a historic palestine, an annex east jerusalem. and then came the oslo accords of the mid 19 nineties and the occupied westbank was divided into 3 areas, granting palestinians, limited power to govern an only area a and partially in area. b, 's, a bus and obviously running us from drama lot in the occupied westbank were many people where you are as a and say that the neck. but in fact, never ended because of the ongoing displacement and they occupied westbank tell us

how people are marking this today. that is correct. we've seen what's happening and god. so that's played out on our phones right in our pockets. that's been very clear. and what is also been ongoing is the continuation of the military occupation, even in the west bank expenses, the settlements and all of this against international law. but israel has continued largely with complete impunity. joining me now is i'm on the way he's a lawyer and director of the international human rights committee. thank you so much for joining us, sir. with regards to is really impunity in terms of continuous violations of international law, continuously protected as well as well. what are the challenges going forward, legally, for palestinians that are currently experiencing the occupation? so this is what this is. the corner of the homeless is out designed. jackson

progression law was not going to be an issue. that's why it's going on with the general, the fire insurance, without other courses one visit. let's leave this and do is continue to do full. i'm not sure ward for this kind of card either via the some kinds of accountability is or there as early as a say add to the lead the ideas one product. so in your position is the human rights lawyer. when you engage with the international community, members of the international community, one of those conversations sound like are, is there any headway happening in terms of pressure in israel to, to pull back or honor its dimensions in any way? the person is knocking off and we see that it's not that i've been on the ground. however, we can see significant changes happening. you know. so what we're out from hope was not very high that the icpc doesn't necessary. and of course, when make your list,

my better source documents for us. what are some of the reasons, although we don't expect immediate results off of this work, but this finds that the fed up with as a war crimes. and there are some actions now are being prepared to give, taking up. so that's right, is that you cannot continue the way you are doing now. ready this pressure is not going off on life is some of the work order these who might have lost their lives. but since we need to continue this process, it's not good for kind of standards on the it's for the war to have occurred. the been accounts are beneficial to assume that this independence, that's sufficient, it's good for the victims around the war. but for the we split for the power points that that would make a separate. it was now the way as we're acting, it's making not only the words then just for 5 city or ever was because people see

the mission of word for the collapsing before the eyes. thank you very much. i'm or do i. thank you so much for joining us. so there you have it. it's really is a common where your current seam and the conversations you have with palestinians here, the and community that is real as operating with isn't just a problem for power as soon as it shouldn't be seen as a global human rights issue. and that's what people are trying to put out of the messages from palestinians that are marking the not for here today. okay. same. thank you so much for that reporting from, but i'm a lot in the occupied westbank. well, according to the palace thing and bureau of statistics, zionist forces, and the 1940s committed more than 70 massacres, and they killed more than 15000 palestinians at the time. we cannot speak to lorenzo comment, who was an associate professor of international history at the university of to the, in his work focuses on the middle east and on palestine. joining us from rome. welcome back, sir. you say that today we can draw an analogy between what happens in 1948 and

what's been going on and gaza since the start of this war. tell us why. and there are some points of connection, hired relation, of course to the region to the ground. the 1st seat is the villages. so most back in 1948. we know that 15 most were attorney, but seen a groups for the most where i just tried to close the at the same time that you're doing and reach them distorted hold by and other senior goes into into his quote don't generally. so i'm a more done on buildings have a focus on people vary for cheap population, regardless trip jump from 100-0021, but then $30000.00. so more than doubled as a result of depression you off depression which started was started by. is there any forces that meet the 1948 that then me kind of got along to was the father of the current is really, really start off the fence. you off got a product and dental duration and decided to name is some your offer precisely to celebrate that operations operations that more than any other operation change for

good, the demographic balance in the gods up straight. but i want to remind you also that the between the yorba operation of the place sold sort of dealt with me, i must occur. or one of the most of the torture as best i can do it on active 48. and to daisy nowadays, your guidelines more in general, these really out toward the are fine. so to say to close to circle little feast 3, this time are trying to bring down the population and god so. so in the sense that he's present never the same bus, suddenly there are some points of connection. and in terms of the international support, is there something to be said about international support back in 1948 compared to what's happening right now in gaza. and to what extent is the west enabling the displacement on the ethnic cleansing of, of gaza and as well. busy as what's happening in the occupied westbank today, let's say that certainly there is something called the wrong window and, and particularly the usaa and the, and germany are the major provider a weapons to,

uh, to a 0. at the same time. we know right. and we don't have to get send us about governmental policy in relation to it's wrong because we know that the is one of the presidents . and so it was clearly pointing out that there's an entire nation that is response to adults or that i'm not civilians on the ground. so in this sense, we know that providing weapons the stage and the situation. certainly we know that direction even more so considering that the builder. uh 24. that's what the 20 for a document leak from the is really intelligent means that outline not planned for the expulsion of about a single sort of thing. i saw all this. it was not something to guess about. we have no official plan. the 3rd there. so certainly there is an important role in this morning. a waiver today is different than from the 194 gate. and as much as bower and abundance of power are changing. there are now new powers like trim china and other thought of course is relies still an ongoing process must certainly be

solved. the play years are changing and many ways this bob power, bottom sense, certainly the direction that was being the coming months that we'd see less would be affected by all these things don't really affect about this. okay, thank you, lorenzo cano, thanks for joining us from rome. so the us set to send israel a new shipment of weapons worth more than a $1000000000.00 if it's approved by congress. and this comes after president joe biden paused a shipment of arms earlier this month. he warren's prime minister benjamin netanyahu not to launch a ground invasion and real fast without safeguards for civilians. she advertise the reports in washington dc. this has been presented as a new long term deal to supply israel with weaponry, with the $700000000.00 in tank ammunition, $500000000.00 and technical vehicles and $16000000.00 in moultrie. i was not being available for delivery for several months or even several years. it is

a clear sign, the 25 jo biden's campaign donors, as well as those members of his own policy and the republican party that it is business. as usual, as you've had several members of the white house continue to emphasize in the us media. that is wrong is guessing everything it needs except for that one. shipment of 2000 pound volumes over the white house as a power concerns over the rough uh incursion. so father, the white house does not believe that the red lines have been cross despite the forcible displacements of 450000 people, sir, and attempted to rear sho, biden's campaign donors and the democratic party in a week. in fact, when there was supposed to be more discussion in congress about potentially coming off the pentagon, the state department and the national security council, well by do and the bite in ministration to continue to withhold those 2000 pound

bombs. she ever times the elders are at washington. a still has on al jazeera nato . you say georgia has made the wrong choice after its problem and voted through a so hold for agents them the now the range moving north of the sun as it should do, which means that heavy rain is going up through some offset, but it hasn't less depends on a lot in this, the area just in line where we saw the land spot from the heavy rain recently. well the risk is still there and extends to put into them a lot easier. so call them put in the middle of which is why would it these, the risk of flesh cutting has gone away from java and it's less likely in sort of way see as well. so call them for then they, the thunderstorms, 33 to 35 shumate degrees. this wet weather extends up to,

into china. so in the case to vietnam, the non stop day, the funds to orgs, i don't particularly big. and there once a day in land and try the science in viet nam, adding cambodians of allows it does look an awful lot with it, which the season was suggested should be the opposite season and things are still quite causing australia. this is a cold front trying to work its way in house, really shown itself to do much on thursday. the coast of the eastern side of the constant want to lock the shelves and case me try to embrace been disappointing. both is nice and bold and stays nice and we will come to that in a 2nd. this is a cold weather going to pennsylvania, but it's now a height and a cool to feel, i think, you know, would test. okay, 28 degrees is high and it should be the stretch of 25 classes directly with breaking in new zealand. the weather is not dry the

the, the . ringback the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the on the top stories on how to 0 this, our wednesday mark 76 years since the founding if is really what palestinians call the next about,

or the catastrophes. more than 750000 were forcibly evicted from their homes by scientist forces. i'm now palestinians are facing a new catastrophe. is really forces are pushing deeper into gauze as north and south as some of the most intense fighting and weeks as raging on its force more than 450000 palestinians to flee from without flash. and just over a week, the united states is to send israel and news shipments of weapons worth more than a $1000000000.00 if it's approved by congress. this comes after president joe biden delayed a shipment of bonds earlier this month. over concerns about the rising civilian death toll in gauze of the french president and 91 micro has called an emergency meeting, following racing and protests that have left to people that a new caledonia, the civil unrest and the french territory was triggered by controversial changes due to be made to with

a voting system. they would allow french citizens who lived in the territory for more than 20 years, to vote in local elections. but leaders of the indigenous population known as the, as people say, the move could weaken their representations. francis parliament has back the change saying it will expand democracy in the island nation. was legit it's regrettable vision. now paul, them entry debates from some about and other apologies. didn't say a word about law enforcement. they were only in showing the new caledonia democratic folks is respected. they've voted 3 times to remain french. and to respect the parliamentary vote, we need to understand what we're doing here. this is so that somebody is born in new kind of don't you have to caledonian parents can vote in local elections. it's not revolutionary as well. are bringing natasha butler who's joining us from paris . so what can we expect to come out of that emergency meeting? natasha well, we'll have to wait to see what comes asked that emergency meeting,

but there is no doubt so that the french government and the french president said he wants to get all of the handled in this situation because what we seen and you kind of january for the last couple of nights on rest and violence. sprinting, the french president coordinate absolutey, unacceptable condemning that violence. he is called for. com as have other members of the government in terms of the situation in new caledonia. we know that neither about a 130 people were arrested. according to the french interior administer shots were fired by some protesters. at least these 2 people died. overnights and also the buildings calls to excess lights. schools now have be shots. other institutions have been shots for the next few days because of course he's on the island to very concerned about the situation that remains of coal spray tends on the international apples and our flights in and out of new caledonia as being shots. also for the

time being a coffee that was put in place on monday nights will be extended, say french with ortiz until thursday night, as provides a situation says course amount of my calling is minutes. just looking very closely at what is happening and trying to find ways in order to still be on rest. and just to give us a little bit of background here, what triggered the process of the, well, we'll check it. the 1st test was a change that the french government wants to make to the constitution. what they want to do is expand voting rights in the collections on new caledonia to include people who has moved in you kind of doing it in the past 10 years. that ice breaking rights were being frozen for some time because of the code that was made many decades ago between the french government and the indigenous kind of population. they do this kind of population size that they worry to the, this expansion of rights will in some way, going new to the indigenous folk. they worried that they are going to become a minority because what they're saying is that the expansion of despite forming the

people who lived on the island, mainly from maine, 9 from so know how much vigilance population will have a great support. great to say. and that's the main concern, it's worth nursing. of course, everybody's a french that's bad even though whether that kind of, whether they've come from the french mainland. that's a real concern to the judges. people to say, look, we feel for so long. we have been 2nd call citizens in the eyes of the mainland, french government. they say for example, there are places, new caledonia, where people don't have access to things like water and electricity. that is not the case. they say for people in may, 9 phones, which prove they say that they are not being treated the same. so what does this change of the constitution? fuel defense within that indigenous population? and that permanent dependence movement that has been bad for so many decades. and every now and again, something comes along which really triggers this kind of on rest. the okay, thank you. and joshua butler reporting from paris as well as thing and friends and

protests are rallying in front of several prisons in the country and solidarity with the families of 2 prison guards who were killed on tuesday. thousands of prison employees gathered in the main courtyards of prisons near rob bozo and can where the victims were based. gunman killed the guards and then they injured 3 others during an ambush on a prison convoy. well, how much i'm wrong, escaped during died incidents. a nationwide hunt for him has now entered it's 2nd, a of the european union is urging the georgian government to withdraw it's controversial for an interference law that uses that would negatively impact its progress towards during the block. the new legislation was passed despite weeks of mass protests. to me, 3 methods and code has been coming to protest or any us from to believe see any official reaction to the in you warnings. dimitri know specifically what these warnings have. a basically reiterating what you

officials have said before and the wants of georgia. dream has been telling us is that these are generic statements that was the, the uh, on. so that was given to us 2 days ago. these are generic statements. there's no concrete proposals on which the goal is to change and the law, nothing like that. but the nate's always folks pass also said that this is a step in the wrong direction for georgia and step away from european and euro, atlantic integration. she also, it's the government to respect the rights for peaceful protests in the late fee and it has been mostly peaceful throughout the day yesterday. it's very quiet today. there's nobody here. but that was one incident of to which police the south from these gates of the parliament building, and basically cleared out the whole fates with a sporadic scuffle here. and that, here's the report that our team here prepared. and that's pleasing. it was a battle they had little of when

the demonstrators gathered up upon demand for the final vote on the so called for an agents bill, police pushed them back from the entrance. students from colleges and universities skipped classes to be here. you have these hello is accepted we, we chance even use this advocate to so why, why the hell we need it because of the election. so that's how to the very close. i see this seems that without these kinds of measures, it is impossible for them to read and the remaining power while protest is john sit outside the ruling, georgia, dream policy was always likely to wind about as with the allies, they have more than half the seats in pond the marks they said the bill was important for transparency of engine goes and the media. now all those groups and

companies receiving 20 percent or more of their funding from abroad. we'll have to register as agents of 4 and into it. after several fights among them, peas, the law was passed. anger built up outside as the results were now referred to you on both of the upon them in protest is reading out the names of the m p. 's who voted for the law process of uh, who had been standing here all day. well, quite angry, obviously are the result of this, the boat. and they, uh, came out here in front of the front of the building. they will gather at the back of most of the day. and then they started buzzing through the barricades, which were locating the front gate off solomon until a riot police broke through those guys. they wrapped up those closest to the gates, threatening things to a guess. and cleared the street in minutes. within an hour,

crowds went back with them. europe and politicians. the that's despite the you wanting to lose adoption, put, and george's ambitions to join the block. the and the united states also announced that could be consequences. the us has about $390000000.00 in assistance. all of that has to be under review. if we are now regarded as an adversary and not a party. as night fell, protest estate, determined to keep coming back to meet him at the didn't go out to 0 spinning see the us secretary, stay down to me. blinking is continuing his diplomatic mission and ukraine. he's

been overseeing the arrival of agricultural aid for the country. on choose day he met president, followed him as a lensky, and confirm that installments of a new us weapons package had already begun arriving in the country. meanwhile, rushing a tax on ukraine's car keep region or intensifying and the latest. the 20 story building and the city center was fits at least 20 people were injured. but no debts have been reported john home and has more from car keys for training officials and military on this a saying that the rushing cross border offensive into the northeast civic country. the heart of the region where we're right now has been slowing. and they do use the word stabilizing, and that could be a couple of reasons for that. one,