they pitched tents and other regions of the west bank. and the settlers then submit permits to these really state and they aim to build new is rarely settlements. and speaking to these palestinians, i spent a month in the west bank very recently after october 7th. and these palestinians could sometimes, you know, before october 7th, they could call the police, make a call the military. and occasionally the police note here we did her. the settlers, but now after october 7th, the police have come and they have a part taken in these ethnic cleansing activities with the settlers. and so when you have this going on in the west bank and some of the settlers or americans, they're jewish americans, they're going there to take land from the palestinians. so of course, this could have ramifications to the united states politics and one way or another . why is it now so that the us is finally paying close attention to the settler situation? because this is nothing new. this is nothing new, but it will, i will say it is like never before. i mean 18

they protested the israeli aggression against the besieged gaza strip and the occupied west bank and supported palestinian prisoners in israeli jails. let's have look. palestinians have taken to the streets across the occupied west bank to protest against the israeli genocide on the gaza strip as it nears 150 days. despite the bad weather and heavy rain, protesters roamed the streets of ramanlah chanting for gaza and demanding an end to israel's war on the beside this trip. people here say that israel is using the war on gaza escalate its military measures in the west bank. despite his. non-stop crimes against our people and attempts to break their will, the palestinians there in gaza are steadfast and the resistance is still fighting, wherever the palestinians are, they are facing the israeli illegal plans and violence and the killing that is everywhere, settlement expansion, judaization attempts and now the israely plans of eviction and attempts to break the resistance in gaza that all palestinians are embracing. also, amongst the demands of the palestinian protesters is to shot th

i a new structure and government on the west bank-— the west bank.ing _ the west bank. i welcome the minister calling publicly i the west bank. i welcome the minister calling publicly for i the west bank. i welcome the i minister calling publicly for israel to limit its military operations to military targets. in turn, we should recall that hostagetaking is strictly prohibited under international humanitarian law and the icrc should be granted access to captives held by hamas. in the long term, i believe israel will be more secure following a successful negation based on a two state solution. does he agree with us that negotiations should begin from a place by the palestinian state should be based on 90 67 borders? that is a good point but he will see ed set out in a government's amendments last week a very clear process going forward and i very much hope his party will be able to support it. i much hope his party will be able to su ort it. ~ ., , support it. i know the government is doinu support it. i know the government is doing everything _ suppo

arab israel and parts of the west bank in that same year. it is not disputed that the acquisition of territory by the threat or use of force is illegal, irrespective of whether the territory was acquired through a war of self-defense or of an act of aggression. the occupying power cannot annex any part of the occupied territory, and there is an obligation on states not to recognize such an illegal territorial. acquisition, moreover, that an occupation must also be temporary nature was confirmed by the court in the namibia southeast africa case, where it held that the end of south africa's mandate must be self-determination and independence of the people of namibia. a 56 year occupation is not temporary, annexation per definition cannot be temporary. these principles also apply to palestine. the security council has already. in 1967 in resolution 242, expressly emphasized the inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by war and called for the withdrawal of israeli armed forces. furthermore, in the construction of wall case, this court u

well, palestinians have demonstrated in several areas of the west bank following call by. palestinian factions to declare tuesday a day of rage, they protested the israeli aggression against the besieged gaza strip and the occupied west bank and supported palestinian prisoners in israeli jails. palestinians have taken to the streets across the occupied west bank to protest against the israeli genocide on the gaza strep as it nears 150 days. despite the bad weather and heavy rain, protesters roam the streets of ramalah chanting for. and demanding an end to israel's war on the beside this trip, people here say that israel is using the war on gaza escalate its military measures in the west bank. despite these israely non-stop crimes against our people and attempts to break their will, the palestinians there in gaza are steadfast and the resistance is still fighting, wherever the palestinians are, they are facing the israeli illegal plans and violence and the killing that is everywhere, settlement expansion, judaization attempts and now the israel plans of eviction and attempts to break t

bank is rapidly deteriorating, at least 13 different communities in the west bank have faced force discipline. since october 7, that has resulted in the north, south stretch of 20 km east of ramallah being cleared of nearly all palestinians. "the third israeli practices is fragmentation, in order implement their demographic and physical control necessary to perpetuate the occupation and establish further settlements, israel divides and isolate palestinians, the it relegates them to fragmented enclaves, restricts their movement and renders their daily lives all but unlivable. this is what namibia and belies abbitly referred as strategic fragmentation, israel has imposed a full blockad inqa since 2007, entirely cutting its population off from the rest of the world. october 7 had already been described by the un secretary general as hell on earth. today it is indescriib describable. in the west bank, israel has for decades implemented a system of draconian checkpoints, subjecting millions of palestinians to daily indignities. human rights watch has documented, quote, more than 40 kilometers of w

against the west bank began, and the number of martyrs in this. it has targeted the lives of palestinians. this the regime has displaced hundreds of families from their places of residence in its aggressions in the west bank , destroying all dimensions and a large number of houses and facilities and targeting everything related to the palestinians, but the palestinians in the west bank continue to oppose the regime. the occupation and its aggressions are emphasized against the gaza strip. the occupiers drove the residents of about 18 palestinian residential complexes from these areas. they destroyed about 158 ​​houses. also, the zionists targeted the houses of the palestinian farms, the number of which reaches about 580. the number of wounded in the west bank is also the same the statistics of the ministry of health have reached 4,400 people, and due to the continued aggression, it is likely to increase. there is. in the four months of the war against the gaza strip, many violent acts were committed in the west bank, and the highest number of arre

support for the west bank and the ongoing m.d.b. i.m.f. programs in egypt and jordan. on all of these fronts, the united states will continue to work with we have come up against challenges in the recent years but we have also made significant progress to put the global economy and the multilateral system on better fitting. i am optimistic about the impacts that strong u.s. engagement will continue to have as we navigate the challenges ahead and i look forward to a productive g20 set of meetings. >> first set of questions. >> i have a couple of questions the first one is the economic outlook. you mentioned there are challenges in certain countries and i was wondering if you could elaborate about which risks you identify as a risk and on the russian assets several of your counterparts in europe are concerned about moving ahead with blocking economic value because they're worried about the effect it would have on economic stability. do you share their concerns about financial stability. whether you share their concerns and think it is

bank and gaza and the separation between jerusalem and the west bank, which means a true plan for this entity is to take over and fragment palestine. trucked and to voice his vocal rejection for any palestinian state, but now you have the more fascist elements like and people who are considered to be leading figures in the white israeli settler movement, so having this rejection come out so bluntly with the presence of this government is no surprise, i think that um what is different this time around is that previously israeli officials to at least play lip service to the palestinian state and to recognizing a palestinian state, although that might not have really pursued genuine policies in that direction and now you're not even seeing that lip service which i think oss the fact that you have the most right-wing government in history, an important point here is that uh this is where i believe there appears to be some kind of israeli us divergence because the united states the biden administration. is talking about the necessity of reaching some kind of solution of establishing a pales

this area, which is depicted in red on your screens now, comprises over 61% of the west bank. the defense minister proclaimed, i solimly declare that arias c belongs to israel. this area includes the jordan valley, which is the water reservoir, the bread basket and the source of life for the entire west bank. in december, 2022, the guiding principles of the incoming israeli government declared, the jewish people have an exclusive and indisputable right to all parts of the land of israel. the government will promote and development, the settlement of all all parts of the land of israel, the galilea, the negev, the golan, and judea and samaria. the coalition agreement between the political parties that form the government, included this pledge: the prime minister will lead the formulation and promotion of policy in which sovereignty will be applied in judea and samaria while choosing the timing and weighing all the national, international interest. israel's annexation of land, whether de facto or through national legislation. israel has thoroughly disregarded resolution 77/126,

pas. demonstrated in several areas of the west bank following call by palestinian factions to declare tuesday a day of rage, they protested israely aggression in the besieg gaza strip and the occupied west bank and show their support for palestinian prisoners languishing in the regimes jails. palestinians have taken to the streets across the occupied west bank to protest against the israeli genocide on the gaza strip as it nears 150 days. despite the bad weather and heavy rain, protesters roam the streets of ramala, chanting for gaza and demanding an end to israel's war on the besige this trip. people here say that israel is using the war on gaza escalate its military measures in the west bank. despite the israeli non-stop crimes against our people and attempts to break their will, the palestinians there in gaza are steadfast and the resistance is still fighting. wherever the palestinians are, they are facing the israeli illegal plans and violence and the... feeling that is everywhere, settlement expansion, judaization attempts and now the israely plans of eviction and attempts to bre

your thoughts on the continued violence in occupied west bank and your daily rates by reaching forces into these camps and gunting down these young men, well these are without any doubt uh the war crimes, but these are these are war crimes that have been going on in the west bank for decades uh what uh what is happening is that to to a certain degree the these uh these crimes are passing - under the radar because of the attention to the the genocide that's taking place in gaza. nevertheless, i think that what what this reflects is really israel trying to put the the the finishing touches on what on the plan that's been in the offing from the the the very the very outset of the zinas project in in palestine and that is to... uh tried to achieve the the greater israel project, which means basically ethnically cleansing. all of all of historic palestine, gaza, the west bank, east jerusalem, the the attack, which is supposedly against hamas is quite simply the justification for a plan to drive to kill as many palestinians as possible and drive the the palestinian population of gaza into t

i have to wait and see how the economy of the west bank as a whole can recover from this base on the restrictions by israel. anyways uh let me bring in our guest for our first q&a, arturo hartman pacheco joins us. he is a researcher in international relations with focus on palestine and israel. he's also member of the international center for arab and islamic studies. the federal university of sirgip uh, welcome to the program, arturo hartman paceko, uh, let's start out with uh, what is occurred over here uh, when it comes to the economic crisis that israel is facing. i mean, we're looking at so many different negative. all right, we're stoping this to go live to the h, to the second day of the icj, hearing gandhi israely occupation of palestine considers that the general assembly. resolution 15 of august 2004 expands on fundamental aspects of this court advisory opinion on the legal consequences of the construction of the wall in the occupied palestinian territory, including as regards east jerusalem and its surroundings. accordingly, they form part of the context to be considered i

aggression against the besieg gaza strip and the occupied west bank and support palestinan prisoners in israeli jails. palestinians have taken to the streets across the occupied west bank to protest against the israeli genocide. on the gaza strip as it nears 150 days, despite the bad weather and heavy rain, protesters roamed the streets of ramallah chanting for gaza and demanding an end to israel's war on the beside this trip. people here say that israel is using the war on gaza escalate its military measures in the west bank. despite the israeli non-stop crimes against our people and attempts to break their will, the palestinians there in gaza are steadfast and the resistance is still fighting. wherever the palestinian. are they are facing the israeli illegal plans and violence and the killing that is everywhere, settlement expansion, judaization attempts and now the israely plans of eviction and attempts to break the resistance in gaza that all palestinians are embracing. also, amongst the demands of the palestinian protesters is to shed the light to the suffering of the thousands

bank israeli forces had raided ariha as well as several villages in orden the occupied west bank. this means the number of palestinians who had been shot and killed by the israeli soldiers since the 7th of october. today we are speaking about 390 palestinians were killed. by the israeli forces here in the occupied west bank only since the 7th of october. us ratings agency mudies has downggraded israel's credit rating due to impacts it's ongoing onslot on gaza. in a statement mudy's lower regimes rating by notch from a1 down to a2. agency says this is rooted in political risk and fiscal issues that israel is facing. mood's. so lowered its outlook for israel being able to repay debts amid risk of escalation along the lebanese border. israel's nearly four month onslot on gaza has also persuaded other major ratings agencies, the snp, global and fitch, to downgrade israel's rating to negative over risks arising from the regime's campaign of genocide in gaza. daniels fed up with the last monarch took to the streets in 1979 to topple the puppet regime whose strings were being pulled by the us

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palestinians have demonstrated in several areas of the occupied west bank following call by palestinian factions to declare tuesday a day of rage, they're protesting israely aggression on gaza and the occupied west bank and showing support for palestinian prisoners held in the regimes jails. palestinians have taken to the streets across the occupied west bank to protest against the israeli genocide on the gaza strip as it nears 150 days. despite the bad weatherher. heavy rain, protesters roam the streets of ramalah chanting for gaza and demanding an end to israel's war on the beside this trip, people here say that israel is using the war on gaza escalate its military measures in the west bank. despite the israeli non-stop crimes against our people and attempts to break their will, the palestinians there in gaza are steadfast and the resistance is still fighting. wherever the palestinians are, they are facing the israeli illegal plans and violence and the killing that is everywhere. settlement expansion, judaization attempts and now the israely plans of eviction and attempts to break the

she was detained near the area of the west bank february 5.aid she was dragged from her home by israeli soldiers and badly beaten. they also set her home was destroyed and the raid. the israeli military confirmed her at detention sink she was arrested for incitement on social media but did not respond to the allegations of mistreatment raised by the family. the family is calling on the state department to gain consular access to her and to secure her release. at a press briefing, the state department said it could not address any specifics about the case. samaher esmail case is just one of a number of palestinian-american detained, attacked, or killed both in the occupied west bank and in the united states. we will go through some of those cases. we are joined now by samaher esmail's son who is joining us from new orleans. and we're joined from atlanta by edward ahmed mitchell civil , rights attorney and national deputy director of cair, the council on american islamic relations. we welcome you both to democracy now! can you tell us about your

bank since then. palestinians are demonstrated in several areas of the occupied west bank calling for palestinian factions to declare tuesday a day of rage. they protested israeli aggression against the besieg gazo strip and occupied west bank and support palestinian prisoners in israeli jails and palestinians have taken to the streets across the occupied west bank to protest against the israeli genocide on the gaza strip as it nears 150 days. despite the bad weather and heavy rain, protesters roam the streets of ramallah chanting for gaza and demanding an end to israel's war on the beside this trip. people here say that israel is using the war on gaza escalate its military measures in the west bank. despite the israeli non-stop crimes against our people and attempts to break their... will the palestinians there in gaza are steadfast and the resistance is still fighting, wherever the palestinians are, they are facing the israeli illegal plans and violence and the killing that is everywhere, settlement expansion, judaization attempts and now the israely plans of eviction and attempts t

so when israel conquer the west bank and gaza, andrew was from in a, in june 1967. it is massively enlarged, the city of jerusalem to a massive municipal boundary around all these villages. previously in which were just go just in the west bank and an ext. uh, east jerusalem into israel proper. however, it annex the territory. but it didn't grant the people living in the territory is very citizenship, which is why force israel east jerusalem might palestinians are not given is right in the citizenship, but they have to apply for it. and in most cases, they're denied when they apply for it. they are given residency permits, blue ideas, and those blue ideas can be taken away from them. and. and it's something like $15000.00 pulse scenes. i've been stripped of their residency status in east jerusalem over the past 56 years. and zachary, your to is, you know, i grew up facing with some of these other ethnic and religious groups experience. how did you become a historian on palestine with my grandparents? my grandfather grew up in poland and when he was in college he his

support for the west bank and the ongoing m.d.b. and i.m.f. programs in egypt and jordan. on all of these fronts, the united states will continue to work with we have come up against challenges in the recent years but we have also made significant progress to put the global economy and the multilateral system on better fitting. i am optimistic about the impacts that strong u.s. engagement will continue to have as we navigate the challenges ahead and i look forward to a productive g20 set of meetings. >> first set of questions. >> i have a couple of questions the first one is the economic outlook. you mentioned there are challenges in certain countries and i was wondering if you could elaborate about which risks you identify as a risk and on the russian assets several of your counterparts in europe are concerned about moving ahead with blocking economic value because they're worried about the effect it would have on economic stability. do you share their concerns about financial stability. whether you share their concerns and think i

bank, israeli forces had raided ariha as well as several villages in norden, the occupied west bank, this means the number of palestinians who had been shot and killed by the israeli soldiers since the 7th of october, today we are speaking. about 390 palestinians were killed by the israeli forces here in the occupied west bank only since the 7th of october. the us ratings agency moodies has downgraded israel's credit rating due to the impact of his ongoing onslaughts on gaza. in a statement mudies lowered the regime's rating by one notch from a1 to a2. the agency said this is rooted in the political. risk and fiscal issues israel is facing. mudis also lowed this outlook for israel being able to repay its debts amid the risk of escalation along the lebanese border. israel's nearly four-month onslaught on gaza has also persuaded other major ratings agencies, smp global and fitch to downgrade israel's rating to negative over risks arising from the regime's genocide in gaza. "now islamic resistance in iraq says it has carried out another attack on israeli targets in the occupied palestin

bank, of course hamas's presence in the occupied west bank is used by western media to justify more violence there, let's take a look, let's see that video support for hamas has sold from 14. to 42% since october 7th, according to a recent poll. we met a hamas commander at undisclosed location in the west bank. are you a wanted man? i am, indeed. calling himself abu abid, he joined nine years ago when he was just 16. almost half that time was spent in jail, now he is a hamas recruiter. are you seeing more? more young people joining hamas here in the west bank since october 7? for sure all the palestinian people are standing my hamas. i give the fighters guidance. when israeli forces enter, i tell them what to do and how to open fire. so f, we're supposed to believe that actually met with a hamas reporter in the west bank. is that supposedly true? well, as we can tell from the first sentence, the accent sounds entirely. and we also know from the past, especially the last few months is that israel regularly uses crisis actors and impersonators when they want when they want to portray

bank, of course hamas's presence in the occupied west bank is used by western media to justify more violence there, let's take a look, well let's see that video, support for hamas has bord from 14 to 42% since october 7th, according to a recent poll. we met a hamas commander at undisclosed location in the west bank. are you a wanted man? i am indeed. calling himself abu abid, he joined nine years ago when he was just 16. almost half that time was spent in jail, now he is a hamas recruiter. are you seeing more young people joining hamas here in the west bank since october 7? how about she? for sure, all the palestinian people are standing my hamas. i give the fighters guidance, when israeli forces enter, i tell them what to do and how to open fire. so far, we are supposed to believe that debora pata actually met with a hamas reporter in the west bang, is that supposedly true? uh, well, as we can tell from the first sentence, uh, "the accent sounds entirely fake, anyone who speaks arabic will know that, and we also know from the past, especially the last few months, is that israel reg

bank, of course hamas's presence in the occupied west bank is used by western media to justify more violence there. let's take a look. well, let's see that video. a hamas recruiter: are you seeing more young people joining hamas here in the west bank since october seven? for sure all the palestinian people are standing my hamas. i give the fighters guidance. when israeli forces enter, i tell them what to do and how to open fire. so what, we're supposed to believe that debora patta actually met with a hamas reporter in the west bank. is that supposedly true? uh, well, as we can. tell from the first sentence uh the accent sounds entirely fake anyone who speaks arabic will know that and we also know from the past, especially the last few months is that israel regularly uses crisis actors and impersonators uh when they want when they want to portray evidence for something that they don't have. it is true. uh, that's not to say that there isn't hamas in the west bank, there is hamas in the west bank, there is palestinian islamic jihad, there is al-aqsa marters brigade, there are many, ma

israel forces killed two more palestinians in the west bank with the regime ramping up his campaign of aggression and abductions in the occupied territories. anybox says it has resumed talks for the us to set up a timeline for pull out of us-let coalition forces from the country. this cross on over now live to listen to retaliate for the aggressions against our country, the naval forces in the yemen armed forces have targeted the ship star iriris, the us ship star iris in the red sea and that was through several see missiles and we have hit the target very. precisely and this is our religious and ethical duty, this will continue, and as an armed forces, we will continue to stop all the vessels that are heading to the occupied palestinian territory tories in the red sea until the blockade is lifted and the aggression stops against the palestinian people, and god willing will, god will continue to support us and we will continue to launch more operations in order to give support to the people of palestine, our brothers in palestine, and the as long as the aggression against our country c

israeli regime continues stepping up its violence here in the occupied west bank. the israeli forces shot dead for palestinians in separate incidents in al fara refugee camp and to bos town northeast napolis and at mazmuria checkpoint near betlahem, bringing the number of palestinians killed in the west bank since the start of the war on gaza to 411. protesters today are stressing that no one is getting used to the israeli genocide in the besieged gaza strip. at the time on the regime's atrocities against palestinians in the occupied west bank are on the rise. they say this is the least they can do to express their anger, to express their support to their fellow palestinians in gaza and to show them... that they are not alone. for press tv, occupied dramalah. iran once again condemns israel's frequent attacks on syrian civilians and infrastructure as a blatant violation of international law. the ongoing israeli missile attack on civilians and civilian infrastructure further complicate the situation in syria, interrupt humanitarian activities and disrupt your... hum

this area which is depicted in red on your screens now comprises over 61 percent of the west bank. the defense minister proclaimed i solemnly declare that areas see, belongs to israel in this area includes the jordan down, which is the water reservoir, the bread basket. and the source of life for the entire westbank. in december 2022, the guiding principles of the incoming israeli government declare the jewish people have an exclusive and indisputable right to all parts of the land of israel. the government will promote and development the settlement of all parts of the land to visit the galilee, the negative, the go on. and you the and so mary, the coalition agreement between the political parties are the 4 forms that forms the government included. this pledge, the prime minister will lead to formulation and promotion of policy in which sovereignty will be applied in judy in scenario. while choosing the timing and waiting all the national into national interest of the state of the general assembly resolution 77 slash 126 was adopted on 12 december 2022. just as the current is real

all right, those were some of the posts, i have to wait and see how the economy of the west bank as a whole can recover. from the space on the restrictions by israel. anyways, let me bring in our guest for our first q&a, arturo hartman pacheco joints us. he is a researcher in international relations with focus on palestine and israel. he's also member of the international center for arab and islamic studies at the federal university of sirgi. uh, welcome to the program, arturo hartmann pacheko. let's start out with uh what has occurred over here uh, when it comes to the economic crisis that israel is facing. i mean, we're looking at uh so many different negative economic indicators, you have a decreasing gdp, you have costs that are accuring mainly uh because of this uh illegal us israel genocidal war uh the crisis also involves uh so many faces of the economy uh that's hemoraging basically money uh and the question that comes about is how long can israel sustain is and actually how bad is this economic crisis that israel is facing? well when we talk about the the question of the econ

bank, israeli forces had raided ariha as well as several villages in northern the occupied west bank, this means the number of palestinians who had been shot and killed by the israeli soldiers since the 7th of october, today we are speaking about 390 palestinians were killed by the israeli forces here in the occupied west bank only since this. 7th of october. the us ratings agency moodis has downgraded israel's credit rating due to the impact of his ongoing onslot on gaza. in a statement mudis lowered the regimes rating by one notch from a1 to a2. the agency said this is rooted in the political risk and fiscal issues israel is facing. mood is also uh lowered its outlook for israel being. able to repay his debts amid the risk of escalation along the lebanese border. israel's nearly four-month unslot on gaza has also persuaded other major ratings agencies, snp global and fitch, to downgrade israel's rating to negative over risks arising from the regime's genocide in gaza. islamic resistance in iraq says it has carried out another. attack on israeli targets in the occupied palestinian t

palestinians have taken to the... streats across the occupied west bank to protest against the israeli genocide on the gaza strip as it nears 150 days. despite the bad weather and heavy rain, protesters roamed the streets of ramanlah chanting for gaza and demanding an end to israel's war on the beside this trip. people here say that israel is using the war on gaza escalate its military measures in the west bank. despite the israeli non-stop crimes against our people and attempts to break their will, the palestinians there. gaza are steadfast and the resistance is still fighting, wherever the palestinians are, they are facing the israeli illegal plans and violence and the killing that is everywhere, settlement expansion, judaization attempts and now the israeli plans of eviction and attempts to break the resistance in gaza, the all palestinians are embracing. also, amongst the demands of the palestinian protesters is to show the light to the suffering of the thousands of prisoners incarcerated in israeli jails under inhumane condition. in addition to the fact that the israeli regime is

palestinians have demonstrated in several areas in the west bank. fong a call by palestinian factions to declare tuesday a day of rage, they protested israely aggression against the besieg gaza strip and supported palestinian prisoners held in the regime's jails. palestinians have taken to the streets across the occupied west bank to protest against the israeli genocide on the gaza strip as it nears 150 days. despite the bad weather and heavy rain, protesters roam the streets of ramallah chanting for gaz. and demanding an end to israel's war on the beside this trip, people here say that israel is using the war on gaza escalate its military measures in the west bank. despite the israeli non-stop crimes against our people and attempts to break their will, the palestinians there in gaza are steadfast and the resistance is still fighting, wherever the palestinians are, they are facing the israeli illegal plans and violence and the killing that is everywhere, settlement expansion, judaization attempts and now the isready plan. of eviction and attempts to break the resistance in gaza, the a

west bank, israeli military vehicles and buldosers and thousands of israeli forces stormed the town of b umar and the israeli forces distributed leaflets reading that the israeli military warns the residence of bait umar from taking part in any anti-israeli activities. before the 7th of october israeli forces were used to rate palestinian aras almost every two to three days, but and they... continued to use their guns to shoot and kill people claiming that the these israeli soldiers uh felt threaten the lebanese resistance moved as well is pressing ahead with this retaliatory attacks against israel in the latest such operation it targeted an israeli morkava tank along lebanon's southern border. hisbula released the footage showing the attack on the armored vehicle at the baghdadi side and occupied palestinian territories. you can see the direct. recorded by the camera mounted on the special guided missile. has increasingly been using crecision guided missiles to target israeli military positions along the border. the attacks are part of the clashes that erupted between the two sides

palestinians have demonstrated in several areas in the west bank, following call by palestinian factions to declare tuesday as a day of rage. they protested the israely aggression against the passige gaza strip and the equibat west bank and supported palestinian prisoners held in israeli jails. palestinians have taken to the streets across the occupied west bank to protest against the israeli genocide on the gaza strip as it nears 150 days. despite the bad weather and heavy rain, protesters roam the streets of ramalah chanting for gaza and demanding an end to israel's war on the b'. this trip, people here say that israel is using the war on gaza escalate its military measures in the west bank. despite the israeli non-stop crimes against our people and attempts to break their will, the palestinians there in gaza are steadfast and the resistance is still fighting. wherever the palestinians are, they are facing the israeli illegal plans and violence and the killing that is everywhere, settlement expansion, judaization attempts and now the israely plans of eviction and attempts to break the

so when israel conquered the west bank and gaza, andrew was slum inmate in june 1967. it massively enlarged the city of jerusalem to a massive municipal boundary around all of these villages previously in which were just go just in the west bank and an ext. uh, east jerusalem into israel proper. however, it annex the territory. but it didn't grant the people living in the territory is very citizenship, which is why force israel east jerusalem might palestinians are not given is right in the citizenship, but they have to apply for it. and in most cases, they're denied when they apply for it. they are given residency permits, blue ideas, and those blue ideas can be taken away from them. and. and it's something like $15000.00 pulse scenes. i've been stripped of their residency status in east jerusalem over the past 56 years. and zachary, your to is, you know, i grew up facing with some of these other ethnic and religious groups experience. how did you become a historian on palestine with my grandparents? my grandfather grew up in poland and when he was in college he his,

bank would be outside the west bank even the people of 1948 territories would be out. those territories and israel today would be in control not only in palestine but also in control of the region, but the cost of resistance made this entity always in a crisis of existence, and the climax was in the storm on october 7, and it applies in general, even in modern history, look at algeria, 1 million. and it's also said sometimes two million martes. i read some studies that corrected the figures, some say even more than two million martes. now, had algeria, had the algerian people not sacrificed one or two million martes, could algeria have achieved independence, algeria today would continue to be under enslavement and cononalism, and depression and occupation, and museums would have been established or built. western capitals from the skulls of the algerian men and women, look at iran, during the time of the shah regime, america controlled iran, was stealing iran, iran played the role of the police officer working for america, an agent for the americans and the israel, stealing the resource

bank israeli forces had raided ariha as well as several villages in orden the occupied west bank. this means the number of palestinians who had been shot and killed by the israeli soldiers since the 7th of october. today we are speaking about 390 palestinians were killed by the israeli forces here in occupied the west bank only since the 7th of october. the number of palestinians abducted by israel in the occupied west bank has increased to about 700 since the beginning of the regime's genocidal war on gaza. on friday alone, the israeli army abducted 15 people during raids in the occupied west bank. the latest wave of abductions has been concentrated in al quds, ramala, tulkarum, nablos and areha. palestinians are usually kidnapped in their homes or at israeli checkpoints. officials say the abdictions are in lined with israely criminal policies targeting palestinian women, children, the elderly, the sick and the injured. currently, around 9,00 palestinians are languishing in israeli prisons. the inmates say they are regularly subjected to torture, abuse and humiliation. nearly 200 pale

bank and the growing resistance that exists within the west bank, it's possible that these plans will be thwarted, but i think eventually after they're done grinding down and to the tunes of tens of thousands of people in gaza, they may try to... aliliate them further, not through killings, but through uh imposing uh non- independent uh government, which is directly under the control of their own occupiers in exchange for few window dressing things like maybe some hospitals which they themselves bombed uh and uh some other little toys, but at the expense of their dignity, at the expense of their independence, and and it doesn't just because they give them these few window dressing things doesn't mean that they're not going to stop ethnically cleansing them. increasing settlements and uh other such things, so we should we should always be vigilant to both the good cop and the bad cop that the american empire and the zianist entity tried to play uh in the aftermath uh their defeat in this genocide. all right, thank you very much for that ali salam deditor and chief of basira press and j

bank, israeli forces had raided ariha as well as several villages in orden the occupied west bank, this means the number of palestinians who had been shot and killed by the israeli soldiers since the 7th of october, today we are speaking about three 390 palestinians were killed by the israeli forces here in the occupied west bank only since the 7th of october. the islamic resistance in iraq says it has carried out another attack on israeli targets in the occupied palestinian territories. in a statement, the group says it launched a strike a vital israeli military target on the coast of the dead sea. the resistance group is vowing to continue to hit. israels, there are no words on the possible damage or casualties. this is not the first time iraq-based resistance groups attack israel over its onslaught on the gaza strip. they have also carried out number of strikes against us bases in iraq and syria. they say washington is complicit in the israeli onslaught on gaza. iranians fed up with the last monarch took to the streets. in 1979 to topple the puppet regime whose strings were being pul

west bank. the international court of justice anticipated such a scenario in its 2004 advisory opinion. this has now become the reality. the special raporteur on human rights in the occupied palestinian territory reached the same conclusion: the occupation by israel has been conducted in profound defiance of international law. its 55-year-old occupation burst through the restraints of temporariness long ago. israel has progressively engaged in the dejury and de facto annexation of occupied. mr. president, israel's ongoing annexation of the west bank accelerated in 2023, with the largest ever expansion of settlements in the territory. 22 new settlements were authorized, and more than 16,00 new housing units were built, funded or planned by israeli authorities, as explained by israel's finance minister. "the construction boom in judea and samaria and all over our country continues, we will continue to develop the settlements and strengthen the israeli hold on the territory. in developing it settle

and jordan and the west bank and east jerusalem. and this decision was based on allegations the while commissioner immediately decided to terminate the contracts of 8, why employees. and there was an investigation committee will investigate each of these incidents. but it is absolutely unreasonable to claim that while participated in the event of october 7th, because of 12 employees, this decision will affect the millions. it will also affect more than $30000.00 on why employees who are fully committed to the values of the united nations and international humanitarian law with documents proving their commitment, the alternative plan is to resume support. otherwise, there will be certain disaster in the gaza strip. was the lifeline for the people. today we talk about hundreds of thousands of hungry people. later we will talk about the entire population of the gaza strip, facing an unprecedented humanitarian collapse. we're talking about 1700000 displays to people in various areas of the gaza strip. we have about $1000000.00 of them e

and finally, israel, promising some relief to hemoraging west bank economy in a covert meet with the pa officials. all right, those were some of the posts. i have to wait and see how... the economy of the west bank as a whole can recover from this base and restrictions by israel. anyways, let me bring in our guest for our first q&a, arturo hartman, joins us, he is a researcher in. international relations with focus on palestine and israel, he's also member of the international center for arab and islamic studies at the federal university of sergib. welcome to the program, arturo hartmann pacheko, let's start out with what has occurred over here when it comes economic crisis that israel is facing. i mean, we're looking at so many different negative economic indicators, you have a decreasing gdp, you have costs that are accrewing mainly because... this uh illegal us israel genocidal war uh the crisis also involves uh so many faces of the economy uh that's hemoraging basically money uh and the question that comes about is how long can israel sustain us and actually how bad is this econo

bank, israeli forces had raided ariha as well as several villages in all than the occupied west bank, this means the number of palestinians who had been shot and killed by the israeli soldiers since the 7th of october, today we are speaking about 390 palestinians were killed by the israeli forces here in the occupied west bank only since the 7th of october. the number of palestinians abducted by israel in the occupied west bank has increased to about 700 since the beginning of the regime's genocidal war on gaza on friday alone. the israeli army abducted 15 people during raids in the occupied west bank. the latest wave of abductions in the west bank has been concentrated in al gores and ariha. palestinians are usually kidnapped in their homes or at israeli checkpoint. officials say the abductions are in line with israeli criminal practices, targeting palestinian women, children, the elderly, the sick, and the injured. currently around 9,00 palestinians are languishing in israeli prisons. the inmates say they are regularly subjected to torture, abuse and humiliation. nearly 200 palesti

in the west bank as quickly as they can and you know if if it's not brought to an end and the israeli state is not brought to an end and the apart type structures uh which it has created in the last 75 years uh things things can only go from bar the worse. and the occupied west bank israeli forces have intensified raids and its illegal detention of palestinians. montil, our correspondent in ramala joined us earlier with details on the latest raid targeting palestinian towns and villages across the west bank. the israeli relilatory rates to palestinian areas had become common. every day the israeli. forces the storm palestinian villages, towns, cities all across the occupied west bank, the israeli justification or excuse is always the same to detain palestinians, members of the resistance groups, palestinian fighters, palestinian activists, anyone who's against the israeli military and the israeli regime. this morning the israeli forces had arrested 25 palestinians during military rates to the town of kuber. north ramallah, the israelies had also raided al masaif near ramallah, kufr qa

the west bank as quickly as they can, and you know, if if it's not... brought to an end and the israely state is not brought to an end and the apart type structures uh which it has created in the last 75 years uh things things can only go from bad to worse. a group of un human rights experts has expressed serious concerns over report revealing assaults against palestinian women and girls in israeli detention. the group of lawyers from the human rights council says palestinian female detanees have been subjected to multiple forms of sexual assault with at least two of them being raped. they say photos uploaded by the israeli army. have shown the detainees in degrading circumstances, the group of un lawyers has also expressed concern about an unknown number of palestinian women and girls in the gaza strip and the occupied west bank who have gone missing after contact with the israeli army. the uh human rights group of un experts has called for an independent and thorough investigation into the allegations. and the occupied west bank israely forces have intensified its raids and illegal de

"these forces killed two more palestinians in the west bank with the regime ramping up its campaign of aggression and abductions in the occupied territories. andy box says it has resumed talks with the us to set up a timeline for pull out of us-l coalition forces from the country." 10:30 am iran's capital tehran, this is press tv news. thanks for joining us. more palestinians have fallen victim to israeli attacks on gaza, with cities in the south now being the focal points of the strikes. in the city of raffa, israely war planes struck civilian homes and mosks killing at least 100 people and injuring more than 230, while dozens are also trapped under the rubble. in khan unis, number of palestinians were killed in fresh air rates. the city's nasa hospital was also targeted again that left several people dead or injured. the regime forces also blocked the entry of oxygen cylinders into amal hospital, causing the death of three patients. around 28,200 palestinians have been killed, more than four months of israel's genocide in gaza. most of those killed are women and children. a correspon

the occupied west bank. this time the israeli forces raided the town of bait um north alkalil, southern the occupied west bank. israel israeli military vehicles and bulldosers and thousands of israeli forces stormed the town of bait um and the israeli forces distributed leaflets reading that the israeli military warns the residence of bait umar from taking part in any anti-israeli activities. before the 7th of october israeli forces were to rate palestinian aras almost every two to three days, but and they continue to use their guns to shoot and kill people, claiming that the... "these israeli soldiers uh felt threatened. lebanese resistance movement hezbollah is pressing ahead with its retaliatory attacks against israel. in the latest such operation, it targeted an israeli morkava tank along the southern lebanese border. hezbol released footage showing the attack on the armored vehicle at the albagdadi site and occupied palestinian territories. you could see the direct hit recorded by the camera mounted. a special guided missile as well as increasingly been using precision guided weapo