ero, now the israel carries out its largest military operation and occupied westbank and decades . curfews and evacuated orders are in effect the you're watching out to 0 light from a headquarters into high and getting navigate is also coming up the f. b, i as, as the gunman who tried to assassinate donald trump, did extensive research on potential targets. the cases of severe mal nutrition, rise and nigeria, hundreds of thousands of children, could starve in weeks and a delicate dance. the us national security advisor is impatient to tone down

tension between china and america's allies. news hello is really forces are stepping up a tax on palestinians as the war approaches. the 11 months mark, dozens of people were killed in gaza on wednesday, but they occupied westbank is becoming more of a targets. israel's conductor, its largest military operation, there in more than 2 decades, airstrikes and the cities of to boston. janine have killed at least 10 people that but he begins are coverage of what's being called israel's hidden war and the occupied west bank enters in you feelings is really media are calling this assault the largest since 2002 concentrated around to boston, the jordan valley jean, seeing here, and to cut him. it involves drones, foster jets,

and the large contingent of soldiers. ambulance workers have been rented how the we use to the weight is really occupations violate all international principles. break the law by targeting civilians, medical teams, and ambulances. we have seen this in gaza over the 11 months and the doing the same thing now and occupied westbank palestinian fighters say the attack then is really mandatory bulldozer in the account. but the death toll among palestinians is mounting late. this was a raid was carried out on a neighborhood by surprise. before hand some young men near my house asked me for water to drink. i went to bring them a bottle of water when i opened the door to give it to them and seconds very fast. we felt like something came down on us from the sky and there was an explosion. i didn't understand what was going on when i put my hand on my chest. i felt shrapnel

and blood. israel's foreign minister is real cats, has called for palestinians to be forced from areas in the northern occupied westbank, comparing the situation to the countries war ongoing. so it's the clearest indication yet that as well as why they didn't get tour on this trip to the west bank, such as condition may alarm the international community, but will come as no surprise to palestinians living here who have seen rates intensify and expand every day since october, the 7th, the that, but i mean, i just need all to boss the occupied westbank palestine. the united nation says israel's actions any occupied, westbank appeared exceed international standards for law enforcement. gabriel alessandro has more from the un headquarters in new york. un secretary general, antonio gutierrez is traveling, but he has been briefed on the situation in the occupied westbank is spokes person

here at un headquarters in new york says the secretary general is gravely concerned about the events in the occupied westbank. he said that the un has counted palestinians in the last 24 hours that have been killed by air strikes as well as sniper fire. now the un says that since october 7th, they've counted $630.00 palestinians. they have been killed in the occupied westbank, but they say that last 24 hours have clearly been an escalation. we've been following the development since this morning with the grave concern and are very worried about what we're seeing or humanitarian colleagues at o show warning the people they are increasingly exposed to deadly warfare. tactics that seem to exceed international standards for law enforcement or human rights colleagues, remind us that in the west bank is really forces must adhere to international

policing standards, where leave full force and firearms or the last resort. it can only be used. it gets imaging, threat of death or serious injury. so the us state department is imposing sanctions on is really organization that's providing support for set alert groups or white house correspondent. kimberly how kit has more. the bottom administration has sanctioned on n g o inside israel known as how summer yo's as well as 3 members within this group . now this group is funded in part by the is really government and is affiliated with ministers bank of year as well as smart rich. we also understand that it raises money inside the united states as well as online. now, according to the bike administration, there is also another individual that has been section, allegedly for, at sting, outside the scope of his authority. as a law enforcement officer in the west bank,

he allegedly led an effort to prevent $250.00 palestinians in the village from returning to that village after the volunteers in that area walled off the village, preventing those from returning to their home. now uh the u. s. is concerned and all of this is that this ongoing and escalating settler violence is undermining peace and security in the region. and as a result, that is why the bite and ministration has taken this action. the hope is that it will leave israel to hold these individuals accountable, even as the is really government is funding. much of this operation now be is really government has taken issue with the sanctions. in fact, the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that's really the statement from his office say the is really government views with the s at most severity, the imposition of sanctions on the citizens of israel. the issue will be a pointed discussion with the united states. we should also point out that amnesty

international has also looked into these instances and says that this is part of a wider state fax campaign to displace oppress palestinians in the west bank and occupied east jerusalem. given the fact that many of these acts of violence have occurred while the is really military has been pro kimberly healthcare algae 0 white house. akiva elder is a political analyst and contributor to the is really daily newspaper hurts. he says is really government has lost control of the settlers as well as some units of the military. is that what we're looking at right now is uh, closer to uh, the low end of g a. then what uh we uh follow in, in gaza because uh, i like it guys in the west bank. the settlers off,

i dig a guess these riley o me and these riley police and they're all members of the police and the army that uh they go home at night after they finish their duty to a settlement. oh do you go out both? so what, what do we see is kind of an arrow key that it's not just these riley governments. i am afraid that these ready government lost control over not only the settlers, but even some units in the army and in the police. sorry. so the international community will have to wait probably until there is in your government and as well that that will be a partner to uh, uh, put uh some older in the occupied territories. and that was

a journalist on his sister are among the latest victims of is really airstrikes in the central gaza strip. they were killed and they're finally home. and the said off the refugee camp at least 51 people have been killed on wednesday and dr. say that each day is a struggle to find space for the wounded and enough medicine and fuel to run the hospitals. honey must lose reports and they allow the hospital in under se dots and central garza this is the hospital, the only remaining operation of health facility in defense drugs area. what you see behind me is the facility itself, design and one building here designed to accommodate a 100 kids on a daily basis. but judging it from what we're seeing, the hospice that has been pushed to operate beyond this capacity is just from the crowd behind me. right here at this health facilities,

we're looking at 30 times more than its capacity and just to show you the extent of it challenges and difficult conditions, this hospitality is going through. we're taking you inside the emergency departments of the hospital right here as a judge and a from what we're seeing. large number of people are waiting in line here as 6 when the large numbers of people here and there is just very is because of the evacuation orders. if advisors really in the military that push the vast majority of from the law offices of whether the injuries, the patients a box, we believe the hospital immediately just adding more pressure on this most health facilities in the wrong area and making it very difficult for the case of making it difficult for the medical and everybody to receive the proper medical care. this is the pediatric department at the hospital here, and i do see it in the frame of the camera. there's so many people here and when,

when we just talked to a doctor inside the hospital describe the situation as very horrific here. the written, never seen this large number being in one place at one time here. and it goes on to explain. this is because of the valuation or does the weights of the off the hospital pushing more people to move do and the fight off in other parts of the central area. mainly those who are in need of medical care. and then up in this cost results a hospital that is designed for minimum of a maximum of a $100.00 case on daily basis. now is sad to provide medical care for a close to 3000 people on daily basis, just adding more pressure on our really crippling health care system across the gaza strip. and is really drone strike on the border between syria and lebanon has killed 4 people. syrian sources say a car was hit on a road between damascus and 11 on capital bay roots. israel has stepped up a tax on neighboring countries since the war,

and garza started in october. the b s. b, i says, the gunman who tried to assassinate donald trump spent months looking for information on the us presidential candidates campaign scheduled. the shooter also search for presidential biden's events or look what saw trumps republican raleigh last month in pennsylvania as a target of opportunities. the government has multiple searches online for explosives in the past 5 years. oh, and fisher has more from washington dc. it will have, there has been this widespread investigation ongoing since july, the 13th and the f. b. i, during that time has obviously scanned through everything that the sure to put on social media is computers is phones and a thing they could access to spoken to more than a 1000 people. and they say that has ideology is not clear,

but what they did find out was that he had googled and sets for events that both presidential candidates would be involved in. and when he realized that donald trump would be in his home state, on the 13th of july, he became laser focused on that, that these investigations are still continuing. but they say there's no clear idea of what his ideology awards. and we know that the house is already conducting an investigation. in fact, within butler this week, taking a look at the actual site, there's a number of parallel investigations on going to. and it could be some time before we get to the bottom of this because the house committee is not due to the port to sometime in december. so after the election itself. but donald trump speaking, you're on american media in the last 24 hours a was blamed joe biden, and coleman the hottest saying that they had refused to increase the secret service

detail around him. even though there is absolutely no proof of that. so these investigations continue, the allegations continue, but what is clear is that the shooter has looked for both events involving both joe biden and donald trump before settling on that event, which changed american history. on july, the 13th, the french prosecutors have released the founder of telegram, pavel durham. he was detained at an airport near paris on monday. he was being investigated for failing to curb illegal content on his platform. bernard smith is joining us from paris. bernard, what more do we know about his release, the dream french prosecutions held on to a pebble door off as long as they legally quoted before they have to release him or keep him in custody if they're going to charge him with an offense. they've gone with a lot to with the 1st option. he's been released on

a 5000000 your bail. the conditions are kinda li friends and he must report to a police officer twice a week, essentially, to prove he's still here. so an investigation judge has decided that there are a fences where the, the, the investigation, we knew already that the what 12 very serious offenses the people door who's being investigated in relation to a they generally send to the round of funds including organizing the distribution, altering. busy making available opponent, graphic images of minus and complicity and acquisition, truthful possession, offering or transferring narcotics, what is particularly, it seems a troubled or exercised differential f r i c is what we understand. these telegrams repeated refusal to cooperate or respond to requests from the french or forward sees for information when they're investigating people who are operating or using

a who are using telegram. so they bu, question them for about 4 days. they've decided that there is more to do and these are serious offense, easy spaces up, you know, 15 is in jail potentially for the distribution of opponent, graphic images of children. for example, dorothy is a french citizen and he came by his friend citizen such a citizen through a little lone system called florida and merits this. he met me, president macro and a few times before he got the citizenship is given to people who contribute to the influence of france. so bodies how, how sprint citizenship, they'll have to stay in france and report to the police while the investigation is continuing. that could take a long time. okay, bernard, thank you for that reporting from paris. the still ahead on alpha 0, we meet the one actually from garza taking part of the paralympics, hoping to bring some joy people's plus

to dancers. you can see the slides here. have taken over argentina, the had a lot of that is lots of hot and dry weather to be found across australia where we have seen late winter reco. it's broken cuz of the heat across more nodes and aries, we'll see temperature is continued to rise across the interior of the next few days . look at that. 35 degrees celsius in alice springs on thursday. we're going to see something of a cool down across the south thanks to a cold front, sweeping into southern parts of w way, moving very swiftly across the bite towards that southeast corner were expecting some showers in adelaide and mel. but you can see a cool down there, but for sydney brisbin, lots of sunshine and heat of settled whether to be found over the next few days on

temperatures that continuing to rise for the likes of the north. now, temperatures off switching very high across parts of new zealand. it will come down slightly. the days ahead that thanks. is it some severe weather sweeping into the very south, a good, strong wind warnings out here, wintry and what whether the looks up west. some parts of the south island is the most island by the state. but thanks to the fun effect, we all going to see pretty settled weather in christ church. 17 degrees celsius that on friday, the worst of the weather is set to effect japan. we, but typhon shannon expected to slow the work. it's way to what friendship. so say to friday the, as the world of the souls strive for those with a strong result. indonesia is where such these all by the right place for your

business to get off the grid of grace. otherwise, read this strategic downstream industry on the client. your better tomorrow the tell them again, the top stories on al jazeera, this hour is where the air strikes on raids across the occupied westbank have killed at least 10 palestinians. israel says the military operation is its largest there since the 2nd and she falls off more than 2 decades ago. a journalist and his sister are among the latest victims of israel in the air strikes and the central

cause of stress. they were killed in their family home and the other said off to our future. 51 people have been killed since for the wednesday. nigeria is on the verge of a hunger crisis. the un says more than 26000000 people won't have enough to eat in the coming weeks. so it's urgently appealing for more than $300000000.00 to help save lives just toward and you may find some of the images distressing and as much as it is, reports from my divorce. most patients here office in the ways i guess time to the hospital, so the intensive care unit conte take in any more your hundreds are waiting outside . desperate to get to that and then i'll come in all kinds of some comments from one thing. some common and severe head, the reason i'm so so it's, it's very, very by the the number of people suffering mother,

christian and hungry nigeria is wise and shop those in the northeast. that's stuff with a 15 year insurgency, by the book on, on, on the group, and also the northwest way. i text by bended coming, all suffering the most. the number of patients admitted to this facility run by doctors without borders. nobody's 100 a day. and for every patient given a bed yeah, 5 more waiting for one more than 13000000 nigeria is estimated to be facing severe point shortages. you'd have called failure, rising foot prizes. and because the conflict of preventing from us from guessing to the, from the doctor's expect, the number of children and adults is suffering from severe acute my electricity to continue to grow until they go by what slots reported in green producing areas of the country. 8 agencies that consent nigeria may experience more increases with prizes and cases of savannah electrician and they are already almost reached.

there's a near certainty of one of the most of the biggest fund is pulling off, which would result in a very much limited number of bits in my degree. and as we know without the capacity to refer and the beds being full, the whole system might seem and would not be able to give quality of care to the patients that are getting government dis, wait duties on some for imports and started distributing greens to the most vulnerable people it says it's now looking at ways to increase agriculture to output electrically. it's already been been been been subsidize, be because of how much they've been given, implement the progression line for pollution. these is happening comedies investing heavily in mechanization, but it will cause a much more is needed to stabilize the situation. i don't see this a beat because the factors that drive it, i'm not addressed. right. and add on scene factors that we even don't know about

for many disparate mothers fighting to save their children's lives. that's not the kind of use they want to hear. how many degrees, which is either way to go to inception military planes have arrived in somalia as capital markets issue. it's part of a military cooperation tool that both countries agreed on earlier this month. there are fears the deal for the escalate tension in the region. if you, if you're angered somalia, when it signed a preliminary deal with the break or a regional. so molly land and that accord will allow land locked if you appear to lease coastal land. a traitor is impact. hassan has shut down their businesses in all major cities and gone on strike. they are protesting against the rise in energy bills and new taxes imposed on shop owners. hands on the how much reports

feeding and ignore this business people at closing their shops. i'm thinking through the streets the see the can no longer afford to pay higher taxes and electricity prices. mingo, you go, that'll be a good inflation is so high. it does become so difficult for us to then businesses, people of being forced to leave this country. there is no point in doing business, and it's just the bills are so high. when can is a pin of just to do what am each one of the household expenditures they have? so many texas have been imposed. businesses came to us. that's the end of the trade union, special position parties quote for shut down, protest organizes up quote on the government to address the trade of the month. audio files or the government is putting more and more taxes and poor people who are already suffering from unemployment. even the traders are not able to cope up with new taxes in the highland pacific. this today's products as a warning to the government to address the situation, pakistan has increased electricity prices of the striking

a. d last month with the i am able to get a $7000000000.00 loan. the government sees it wants to increase tax for the need. it's collected by 40 percent and reduced government spending. but the tray to see they have no option to keep responding to the states until the government responds to then 2 months comes in. the us national security advisor and chinese for administer rangy are holding a 2nd day of talks in beijing chick, sullivan's visit comes as regional neighbors accuse china. a few link tension as units came, explains us as a us security advisor and china is top diplomat engaging closed door meetings. they do so against a backdrop of heightened tensions between beijing and america's allies in the region on sunday and again on monday, the philippines and china traded lane after back to that maritime skirmishes at the

sabina show. one of many hotly contested areas of the south china sea, of which beijing takes a large claim. the philippine defense secretary at a military conference tuesday set the solution is stronger collective multilateral action against beijing in this region. china, although without saying it then i'd say had saved for you, is the biggest disrupt or of getting there not shall not be in the japan and the philippines upgraded their military relations last month. green lighting was typical excess and joint exercises. tokyo zone suspicions of aging flared on monday when a chinese wind 9 reconnaissance played fluid to a squarespace and a 1st ignoring warning calls to the space violation is a threat to our security. and we consider it totally unacceptable. china responded to japan's dismay by pledging an investigation into what clearly it said was not

intentional. it's a delicate dance that sullivan and one will have to make a made deep distrust, including concerns over chinese interference and us elections via mis information campaigns. we are working to ensure the competition is not here in the conflict and find ways to work together. interest align whether or not the to late ground work for our final joe biden. she didn't being summit before the us president leaves office. the main mission remains clearing the air to keep their intense competition from entering our red zone unit skim. alda 0. the opening ceremony of the paralympic games has kicked off in the french capital. harris will host more than 4000 athletes with physical and visual and intellectual impairments. so how malick has the story of a so, awfully from gaza. competing in paris fad the it'll be

busy only awfully from golf. competing at the power lympics and power. he left the strip in 2016 to play basketball in new york. but it's qualified for the shop with event to be the only one in this. limbic, maybe it's too much responsibility in my shoulders because i'm having enough for myself impaired for my company and one for raising my listing. and if like, there has been like so many people have my way to choose the sure the people, especially the life, especially of a world that is life. think of a deep was the power lights to waste down off to being shocked. find is really small. i put in 2001. he now lives in fronts, but he's been separated from his wife and children who were stranded into kia. he's doing his best to get everyone back together. i've had a long and my family is left to me because i don't have funding fees or payment for my funding to bring in. i'm. it's 10 after 3 years in the process to get to my pay

about to, to still stay in the floss. and to bring my family to be with me, most of his relatives are in gaza when more than 40000 palestinians had been killed by his the rails wall on the street. among them, 17 members of his family, including his brother in my family, its in does uh, every moment i can receive a new is that one is killed. so it is not intended for sometimes 2 or 3 days to get some news from them. how i can focus a more place for with this baby by the news and with the situation. returning to garza to open a sports academy is one to 5 these dream for his future. for now, he's focusing on making people in his homeland field proud of a competitive performance at the paralympics couples from around the world having grace the stage at the tango world championship. in argentina, terrorism co reports from one a surveys. it's a dance,

it's music and it's also foy tweeted, we present the heart of winter site is the every year that tangle fast event and world championship take over the capitals. my niece id data, the ones the sort of loudly are from columbia. this is the 3rd time they participated in the championship in july and the coming here is very difficult for us because we have to save money since there's no government support. but it's worth it because tangle gets into your body and takes over your life. but the dental was born in the 1800s, and there was a plate the natural border between argentina and you were why it was recognized by the u. n. in 2009 as part of the nation's cultural heritage. the competition includes categories for classic dental, but also stage daniel and more acrobatic variant that allows dancers to jump and break the traditional embrace.