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israel's army is fiuuhtin taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in _ taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in areas _ taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in areas to _ taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in areas to the - taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in areas to the south i taken into gaza. israel's army is| fighting in areas to the south and centre of gaza and jamali to the north where it says it found this hamas arsenal with its stockpile of heavy weapons. this video from hamas released today weeks after israel said the area was cleared. in the south, aid routes into gaza have been largely blocked by the israeli operation in rafah. the un says more than half a million people have fled, seeking safety, shelter and food. today, the first test of a new peer and modular causeway, built by us and british forces to get aid in. a lifeline for gaza to relieve the pressure on local populations and distant politicians. un lorries waited onshore to receive the shipment. temporary shelter kits from the uk alongside aid from the us and united arab
israel's army is fiuuhtin taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in _ taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in areas _ taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in areas to _ taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in areas to the - taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in areas to the south i taken into gaza. israel's army is| fighting in areas to the south and centre of gaza and jamali to the north where it says it found this hamas arsenal with its stockpile of heavy...
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it is tricky, you could -et israel gaza. it is tricky, you could get some — israel gaza. it is tricky, you could get some quite quirky results whereby— get some quite quirky results whereby labour could be on course for a _ whereby labour could be on course for a landslide or at least a large majority— for a landslide or at least a large majority but some seats like bristol, _ majority but some seats like bristol, the shadow set which could lose her— bristol, the shadow set which could lose her seat to the greens, thangam dehhonaire, _ lose her seat to the greens, thangam debbonaire, and so far. the labour party— debbonaire, and so far. the labour party will— debbonaire, and so far. the labour party will try — debbonaire, and so far. the labour party will try to reflect on what they _ party will try to reflect on what they could do but it is not so simple — they could do but it is not so simple as— they could do but it is not so simple as changing a position because — simple as changing a position because of the events leading up to it. ava, sticking wit
it is tricky, you could -et israel gaza. it is tricky, you could get some — israel gaza. it is tricky, you could get some quite quirky results whereby— get some quite quirky results whereby labour could be on course for a _ whereby labour could be on course for a landslide or at least a large majority— for a landslide or at least a large majority but some seats like bristol, _ majority but some seats like bristol, the shadow set which could lose her— bristol, the shadow set which could...
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so we think that israel—gaza conflict, or israel—gaza war is a better description and one that better encapsulates what's happening right now. the other phrase is referring to the "hamas—run health ministry" when quoting palestinian civilian casualty numbers. why that phrase? it's the same thing, it's about attributing, it's about being as clear as we possibly can be to the audience about where we're getting our information from. i mean, in previous gaza conflicts, we've had people on the ground who've been able to validate the figures that we've been getting from the health ministry. on this occasion, that has not been the case. and so, we think it's best to be as clear with audiences as we possibly can be where the information is coming from. it does feel like the bbc�*s under pressure afresh around this kind of terminology. are you confident that you'll hold your, position or do you think it might need to be reassessed? i think all the time, we think about, how can we make our coverage as clear as possible for audiences? and on this story, we well know that we will be heavily s
so we think that israel—gaza conflict, or israel—gaza war is a better description and one that better encapsulates what's happening right now. the other phrase is referring to the "hamas—run health ministry" when quoting palestinian civilian casualty numbers. why that phrase? it's the same thing, it's about attributing, it's about being as clear as we possibly can be to the audience about where we're getting our information from. i mean, in previous gaza conflicts, we've had...
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thank you _ the israel-gaza divide. 0k. thank you very _ the israel-gaza divide. 0k. thank you very much - the israel—gaza divide. ok. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. thank you. let's get some of the day's other news now: officials in russia's belgorod region say a woman and her four—year—old son have been killed in a ukrainian drone strike. the family were travelling in a car when it was struck in a nearby village. the woman died at the scene and her son died of his injuries after being taken to hospital. the boy's father and a man driving the car were injured. the governor of texas, greg abbott, has pardoned a man who was convicted of murdering a black lives matter protester during a wave of demonstrations in the united states four years ago. daniel perry had argued that he opened fire in self—defence. the demonstrator he killed, garrett foster, was carrying a semi—automatic assault rifle. president biden has taken a step towards reclassifying cannabis as a less dangerous drug. he's begun the process of downgrading it to a schedule
thank you _ the israel-gaza divide. 0k. thank you very _ the israel-gaza divide. 0k. thank you very much - the israel—gaza divide. ok. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. thank you. let's get some of the day's other news now: officials in russia's belgorod region say a woman and her four—year—old son have been killed in a ukrainian drone strike. the family were travelling in a car when it was struck in a nearby village. the woman died at the scene and her son died of...
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israel to control _ to control gaza. to talk about israel to control gaza - to control gaza. to talk about israel to control gaza to - israel to control gaza to achieve the security in israel. 0ther achieve the security in israel. other members like ganz say it should be left for international multinational forces but it should be left forces but it should be left for the palestinians, with a guarantee from the united states and qatar and egypt even from russia and turkey are other guarantors to be with the palestinian authority because to imagine the palestinian authority not in power it would not be accepted by the palestinians. there should be away because what the israelis asking is intervention forcing their way onto gaza after the war it is not pleasingly palestinians and those who lost their families, palestinians and those who lost theirfamilies, they want palestinians and those who lost their families, they want to be part of the future government, so to be forced on them from israel will not be accepted. a multinational will be under discussion between the palestini
israel to control _ to control gaza. to talk about israel to control gaza - to control gaza. to talk about israel to control gaza to - israel to control gaza to achieve the security in israel. 0ther achieve the security in israel. other members like ganz say it should be left for international multinational forces but it should be left forces but it should be left for the palestinians, with a guarantee from the united states and qatar and egypt even from russia and turkey are other guarantors...
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he’s devastating israel gaza war. he's also done a _ devastating israel gaza war. he's also done a lot _ devastating israel gaza war. he's also done a lot of— devastating israel gaza war. he's also done a lot of work— devastating israel gaza war. he's also done a lot of work to try to push back on the sanctions that have been placed on iran, hasn't he? well, there is not that much you can do but he has tried to go to capitals, to strike trade deals with those countries which do not support the countries including china, including iran, including countries including iran, including countries in other parts of the world but the valley nuclear talks, after president trump pulled out of the landmark deal in 2018, it has been hanging by a thread and ebrahim raisi's administration was not able to get those talks going again, the indirect talks with the united states and those talks have stalled so this is very much tying the hands of iran. it is not around's only problem when it comes to the financial hardships that have deepened on ebrahim raisi's watch. there is al
he’s devastating israel gaza war. he's also done a _ devastating israel gaza war. he's also done a lot _ devastating israel gaza war. he's also done a lot of— devastating israel gaza war. he's also done a lot of work— devastating israel gaza war. he's also done a lot of work to try to push back on the sanctions that have been placed on iran, hasn't he? well, there is not that much you can do but he has tried to go to capitals, to strike trade deals with those countries which do not...
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nypd officers have entered the university, where students protesting israel's war in gaza have occipied hamilton hall. moments ago police and that the hall. the police department acted after receiving a letter from the administration authorising them to go into the campus. we'll have more on this developing story right here on bbc news. images show police entering the building, as you see on screen, making their way through a window, by the looks of things, trying to make their way into the hall to get to the students that have camped out inside. the campus is in upper manhattan which has been a focal point of student protests that have spread to dozens of universities and schools across the us, expressing opposition to israel's war in gaza. police are, quote, clearing it out, as they marched to the barricaded entrance to the building and police action comes hours after new york mayor eric adams and the nypd held a joint press conference where they blamed professional outside agitators escalating the situation and said that it was in public safety issue, that was what they said. let's m
nypd officers have entered the university, where students protesting israel's war in gaza have occipied hamilton hall. moments ago police and that the hall. the police department acted after receiving a letter from the administration authorising them to go into the campus. we'll have more on this developing story right here on bbc news. images show police entering the building, as you see on screen, making their way through a window, by the looks of things, trying to make their way into the...
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geopolitics is another theme, with focus on a potential ceasefire in the israel—gaza conflict. that's according to 0livier d'assierfrom simcorp. it was a bit of a disappointment last week and in april, right? we saw markets weaken, and then we saw sentiment weaken as well, because we started the year thinking they would be as many as six cuts by the fed, even though the fed told us there would only be about three, and now we are left hoping forjust one, or one and a half, and i think that's something that caught markets by surprise in late april. but they seem to be moving on right now, because the earnings season in full swing. it's almost over, another two weeks, and then... and earnings were good, right? but the expectations were limited. it was an easy one to beat — up 5.3 so far — and i think the market expectation was something at 3.2 or 3.3, so we're on earnings, we're good on consumer spending, we're good on the economy, so the market carries on. if we look at a geopolitical impact, the israel—gaza conflict, there seems to be a potential cease—fire making headli
geopolitics is another theme, with focus on a potential ceasefire in the israel—gaza conflict. that's according to 0livier d'assierfrom simcorp. it was a bit of a disappointment last week and in april, right? we saw markets weaken, and then we saw sentiment weaken as well, because we started the year thinking they would be as many as six cuts by the fed, even though the fed told us there would only be about three, and now we are left hoping forjust one, or one and a half, and i think that's...
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war in gaza _ in the conduct of israel's war in gaza to — in the conduct of israel's war in gaza to genocide _ in the conduct of israel's war in gaza to genocide and _ in the conduct of israel's war in gaza to genocide and accuses i gaza to genocide and accuses benjamin _ gaza to genocide and accuses benjamin netanyahu - gaza to genocide and accuses benjamin netanyahu of, - gaza to genocide and accuses. benjamin netanyahu of, called gaza to genocide and accuses - benjamin netanyahu of, called him a butcher— benjamin netanyahu of, called him a butcher of— benjamin netanyahu of, called him a butcher of gaza, _ benjamin netanyahu of, called him a butcher of gaza, everyone _ benjamin netanyahu of, called him a butcher of gaza, everyone has - benjamin netanyahu of, called him a butcher of gaza, everyone has beenl butcher of gaza, everyone has been accused _ butcher of gaza, everyone has been accused by— butcher of gaza, everyone has been accused by some _ butcher of gaza, everyone has been accused by some in— butcher of gaza, everyone has been accused by some in his _ butcher of
war in gaza _ in the conduct of israel's war in gaza to — in the conduct of israel's war in gaza to genocide _ in the conduct of israel's war in gaza to genocide and _ in the conduct of israel's war in gaza to genocide and accuses i gaza to genocide and accuses benjamin _ gaza to genocide and accuses benjamin netanyahu - gaza to genocide and accuses benjamin netanyahu of, - gaza to genocide and accuses. benjamin netanyahu of, called gaza to genocide and accuses - benjamin netanyahu of, called...
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we start with the latest on the israel gaza war. the head of the us central intelligence agency, william burns, is in cairo to help try to mediate a ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. hamas has confirmed that its delegation will travel to cairo today to resume talks. its delegation will travel foreign mediators have been waiting for a response from the group to an israeli proposal to halt the fighting for forty days and to exchange hostages for palestinian prisoners. it comes amid us media reports that israel has given hamas a week to agree to the current proposal or it will begin its long—threatened offensive in gaza's southernmost city, rafah. israel insists that is necessary to defeat hamas�*s remaining fighters. but there has been widespread international concern over the fate of the more than one—million palestinians sheltering there. our correspondent anna foster is injerusalem. welcome to you, and we've been talking for more than a week about the latest round of talks and it seems there is increasing pressure on h
we start with the latest on the israel gaza war. the head of the us central intelligence agency, william burns, is in cairo to help try to mediate a ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. hamas has confirmed that its delegation will travel to cairo today to resume talks. its delegation will travel foreign mediators have been waiting for a response from the group to an israeli proposal to halt the fighting for forty days and to exchange hostages for palestinian prisoners. it comes amid us...
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a us state department report criticises israel's conduct in gaza but stops short of recommending the us halt weapons supplies. in gaza, the territory's main un aid agency warns it only has three days�* worth of food remaining. and russian forces launch a surprise cross—border attack on ukrainian territory near the city of kharkiv. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. the us has released a report to congress finding that israel may have used american—supplied weapons in breach of international humanitarian law during the war in gaza. the document says, however, that the us government does not have complete information to verify its assessment. it also finds that, despite israel not fully cooperating with us efforts to get humanitarian aid into gaza in the initial months, it does not currently assess that israel is prohibiting or restricting the transport of aid supplies. it has been a difficult week for us—israel relations. presidentjoe biden said the us could suspend certain arms shipments to israel if it launches a full—scale invasion into rafah, a densley popu
a us state department report criticises israel's conduct in gaza but stops short of recommending the us halt weapons supplies. in gaza, the territory's main un aid agency warns it only has three days�* worth of food remaining. and russian forces launch a surprise cross—border attack on ukrainian territory near the city of kharkiv. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. the us has released a report to congress finding that israel may have used american—supplied weapons in breach...
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more from israel and gaza and _ negative effect. more from israel and gaza and the _ negative effect. more from israel and gaza and the us _ negative effect. more from israel and gaza and the us throughoutl negative effect. more from israel i and gaza and the us throughout the day, but now we can go to russia. vladimir putin has used victory day celebrations to warn that his forces are always ready for combat and he will not allow anyone to threaten his country. victory day in moscow's red square marks the defeat of nazi germany in the second world war and commemorates the deaths of millions of soviet citizens. it features thousands of the russian military personnel and much military equipment including nuclear missiles and in a defined address vladimir putin heaped praise on his army fighting in ukraine and accused the western elites of fermenting conflicts around the world. translation: we conflicts around the world. translation:— conflicts around the world. translation: ~ ., ., ., translation: we are commemorating this victory
more from israel and gaza and _ negative effect. more from israel and gaza and the _ negative effect. more from israel and gaza and the us _ negative effect. more from israel and gaza and the us throughoutl negative effect. more from israel i and gaza and the us throughout the day, but now we can go to russia. vladimir putin has used victory day celebrations to warn that his forces are always ready for combat and he will not allow anyone to threaten his country. victory day in moscow's red...
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— gaza, on their position on israel— gaza, on their position on israel— gaza, on their rolling back of policies and standing up for renters and rent controls, on public investment in public ownership of public services, the list goes on and on. just public ownership of public services, the list goes on and on.— the list goes on and on. just to have a more — the list goes on and on. just to have a more specific— the list goes on and on. just to have a more specific question | the list goes on and on. just to l have a more specific question for the list goes on and on. just to - have a more specific question for my part, you think you picked up support from labour party voters because they have been seen to rowed back on their pledge on the environment? pit as i was about to say, voters are proactively bringing that up on the doorstep with me in bristol and across the country, yes. i would say these are local elections and people make their decisions on how they vote on local issues sometimes, like how the council is run, but also sometimes on these national and international issue
— gaza, on their position on israel— gaza, on their position on israel— gaza, on their rolling back of policies and standing up for renters and rent controls, on public investment in public ownership of public services, the list goes on and on. just public ownership of public services, the list goes on and on.— the list goes on and on. just to have a more — the list goes on and on. just to have a more specific— the list goes on and on. just to have a more specific question | the...
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where israel's army today showcased how it planned to boost aid reaching gaza. this is the erez crossing in the north of the gaza strip, with gaza devastated on the other side. the plan is to get 500 trucks a day into gaza from here. the un wants many more to avert what it calls a man—made famine. the optics, designed to convey an israel listening to america and other allies. every day, every day, we won't stop... all very different to the beginning of the war, nearly seven months ago. "we're putting a complete siege on gaza," said israel's defence minister, yoav gallant. "no electricity, no food, no water, "no gas — it's all closed." this exercise comes after weeks of pressure on israel from the international community to allow more food, medicine, supplies into gaza and after one senior un official warned israel might be committing a war crime, using food as a weapon of war. the international criminal court is reportedly considering arrest warrants for israel's war leaders. are you worried that you, other senior idf officers, might be charged with war crim
where israel's army today showcased how it planned to boost aid reaching gaza. this is the erez crossing in the north of the gaza strip, with gaza devastated on the other side. the plan is to get 500 trucks a day into gaza from here. the un wants many more to avert what it calls a man—made famine. the optics, designed to convey an israel listening to america and other allies. every day, every day, we won't stop... all very different to the beginning of the war, nearly seven months ago....
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armed factions in gaza responded to the israeli strikes by firing rockets into southern israel. celebrations broke out in gaza as news of the potential breakthrough reached palestinians. but earlier in the day civilians in eastern rafah began to flee after the israeli military dropped leaflets warning them to evacuate ahead of a limited ground operation against hamas. 100,000 refugees have been told to move to what israel is calling an expanded humanitarian zone near khan younis, but gazans say the area is already overcrowded. jordan's king abdullah ii is in the us on a state visit. in a meeting at the white house on monday, jordanian officials say the king told presidentjoe biden a ground invasion into rafah would lead to a new massacre and risk spilling over into the wider region. in new york the un sectetary—general antonio guterres told reporters that israel invading rafah would be intolerable. our special correspondent fergal keane has more details. they haven't had reason to dance for a long time. but they haven't forgotten how. even amid uncertainty about israel's posit
armed factions in gaza responded to the israeli strikes by firing rockets into southern israel. celebrations broke out in gaza as news of the potential breakthrough reached palestinians. but earlier in the day civilians in eastern rafah began to flee after the israeli military dropped leaflets warning them to evacuate ahead of a limited ground operation against hamas. 100,000 refugees have been told to move to what israel is calling an expanded humanitarian zone near khan younis, but gazans say...
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tom: the israel—gaza war was neverfarfrom the minds of festival—goers here in cannes, and it certainly coloured the perception of films from the middle east when they were screened. one film, shot in tel aviv before the current conflict, was a documentary that piqued my interest. it was called the belle from gaza. # tell me, baby, baby do i walk like a boy? # do i speak like a boy? the belle from gaza shows transgender women, several from palestinian families, on the streets of tel aviv, discussing their lives. documenting these trans women, who really have to struggle in the face of bigotry, was something the film's director felt was important to do. they are the future in a certain way. not because everybody should become trans, i don't say that at all, but the courage to become who you are. it's not only the pain of the operations, it's not only... it's also the cruelty of the way people look at them. and so they develop such a humanity and such an intelligence. # run, baby, run # baby, run... and also a joy and a beauty. they attract as much hate as they attract people. what do you
tom: the israel—gaza war was neverfarfrom the minds of festival—goers here in cannes, and it certainly coloured the perception of films from the middle east when they were screened. one film, shot in tel aviv before the current conflict, was a documentary that piqued my interest. it was called the belle from gaza. # tell me, baby, baby do i walk like a boy? # do i speak like a boy? the belle from gaza shows transgender women, several from palestinian families, on the streets of tel aviv,...
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access to gaza has always been highly controlled by israel. in the last conflict you were able to spend multiple weeks on the ground, even while fighting raged. what is different this time? bill: in 2014, a couple of days before the 50-day war began, i ran across the border with a free pass from the israelis to go into gaza. i had been multiple times. we could get into the enclave. peter from the guardian, we cross in, and we could immediately begin to work. we quickly worked with them and we got into the car and we could drive and go anywhere. we had free movement in 2014. 2014 wasn't the same war as this one is. they began with more strategic strikes. they hit where they aimed, the israelis, and then it became more of a ground war, much more use of tanks and artillery. but we could go wherever we wanted to. it wasn't crazy, it wasn't dangerous, and we were pretty methodical but there were no real guardrails on the situation . at the same time in 2014, i slept every night at the hotel on the beach and had breakfast and dinner. hazem went home
access to gaza has always been highly controlled by israel. in the last conflict you were able to spend multiple weeks on the ground, even while fighting raged. what is different this time? bill: in 2014, a couple of days before the 50-day war began, i ran across the border with a free pass from the israelis to go into gaza. i had been multiple times. we could get into the enclave. peter from the guardian, we cross in, and we could immediately begin to work. we quickly worked with them and we...
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may be because israel are controlling more than gaza, so it's the only place to fire rockets, even with some clashes and some rockets coming but like unrwa big one and killing three israeli soldiers and wounding others, it makes a threat to israeli security said shehata benjamin netanyahu so this gives them more, like, you know, insisting to do that even unintelligible international community because of the catastrophic humanitarian crisis will come out of that. and he has said he is determined to do so, even if the ceasefire negotiations had gone somewhere, he said it was their intention to invade rafah. what happened with those ceasefire negotiations? they've wrapped up, no deal was done. is that it now, of the card, for some time? unfortunately it's a problem _ for some time? unfortunately it's a problem since the - for some time? unfortunately it's a problem since the last i it's a problem since the last truce in november. there is no progress. sticking points between them, hamas insists on permanent ceasefires, withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza. the return of displaced people
may be because israel are controlling more than gaza, so it's the only place to fire rockets, even with some clashes and some rockets coming but like unrwa big one and killing three israeli soldiers and wounding others, it makes a threat to israeli security said shehata benjamin netanyahu so this gives them more, like, you know, insisting to do that even unintelligible international community because of the catastrophic humanitarian crisis will come out of that. and he has said he is determined...
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— israel and gaza? well, iran has been indirectly _ israel and gaza? well, iran has been indirectly involved - israel and gaza? well, iran has been indirectly involved in - been indirectly involved in this war on the side of the axis of resistance so—called with its allies, the houthis, and a share in iraq and also hamas. so even though it is not a direct involvement or confrontation, in a way it is party to the war, and so that has consumed much of the country's general foreign policy. now the country will have to turn inward and resolve this chaos, and it will take away from the resources they are investing on theirforeign policy and it will create disruptions, political disruptions, political disruptions, potentially social also, the country is coming out of two years of mass protests, anti—government protests, and very serious crisis, this president if in fact dead, the late president or the president was not a very popular one, and so to try to replace and also would just be a probably adding more fuel to that fire. i would just be a probably
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egypt stopped allowing in supplies after israel seized control of the gaza side. the two countries have blamed each other for its continued closure. speaking at a news conference, the white house press secretary, karine—jean pierre, said more needed to be done. the facts on the ground tell us, we don't have to be scientist to see the consequences of the removal of food. also, forfamine, particularly the removal of medical care and nutrition care, which is the precursor to... nutrition care, which is the precursorto... famine nutrition care, which is the precursor to... famine kills through disease, as well as hunger. benjamin netanyahu benjamin neta nyahu was benjamin netanyahu was speaking to troops and he was shown flying over the gaza strip with military officers. he made comments after a very public spat with his defence minister yoav gallant over the future of gaza. he was speaking in a visit to soldiers at a military base. translation: the battle for rafah is critical. - it is notjust the rest of their battalions, it is also their oxygen pipes for escape a
egypt stopped allowing in supplies after israel seized control of the gaza side. the two countries have blamed each other for its continued closure. speaking at a news conference, the white house press secretary, karine—jean pierre, said more needed to be done. the facts on the ground tell us, we don't have to be scientist to see the consequences of the removal of food. also, forfamine, particularly the removal of medical care and nutrition care, which is the precursor to... nutrition care,...
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israel has a right to defend itself. israel the right to go into gaza. but is the does not does not have a right to say to the palestinian people as a whole. we are not going to cut your electricity out. we're going to cut your wall. you're not to have the basic needs that are necessary to survive. so as a result of that, that is the reason that taking the position i'm taking. but when you look at these dilemmas traders out here tonight, these demonstrators, i guarantee you if you do an investigation, you've got to turn it down to determine that hamas hamas has agents in this country, that all stirring up these demonstrations. and you're right, it's a national embarrassment and winner of this, unfortunately. i got to tell you, jonathan, you write about hamas. they love seeing this. they making videos out of this. and so i'm i'm deeply concerned. >> yeah. ted, thank you. as we look at the pictures here, it is clearly some sort of reorganization going here. both sides still out there in some force. the original palestinian camp and protesters, the left of
israel has a right to defend itself. israel the right to go into gaza. but is the does not does not have a right to say to the palestinian people as a whole. we are not going to cut your electricity out. we're going to cut your wall. you're not to have the basic needs that are necessary to survive. so as a result of that, that is the reason that taking the position i'm taking. but when you look at these dilemmas traders out here tonight, these demonstrators, i guarantee you if you do an...
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access to gaza has always been highly controlled by israel. in the last conflict you were able to spend multiple weeks on the ground, even while fighting raged. what is different this time? bill: in 2014, a couple of days before the 50-day war began, i ran across the border with a free pass from the israelis to go into gaza. i had been multiple times. we could get into the enclave. peter from the guardian, we cross in, and we could immediately begin to work. we quickly worked with them and we got into the car and we could drive and go anywhere. we had free movement in 2014. 2014 wasn't the same war as this one is. they began with more strategic strikes. they hit where they aimed, the israelis, and then it became more of a ground war, much more use of tanks and artillery. but we could go wherever we wanted to. it wasn't crazy, it wasn't dangerous, and we were pretty methodical but there were no real guardrails on the situation . at the same time in 2014, i slept every night at the hotel on the beach and had breakfast and dinner. hazem went home
access to gaza has always been highly controlled by israel. in the last conflict you were able to spend multiple weeks on the ground, even while fighting raged. what is different this time? bill: in 2014, a couple of days before the 50-day war began, i ran across the border with a free pass from the israelis to go into gaza. i had been multiple times. we could get into the enclave. peter from the guardian, we cross in, and we could immediately begin to work. we quickly worked with them and we...
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israel continues its attacks in gaza, including in rafah, despite the un's top court ordering it to immediately stop its offensive there on friday. the european union's top diplomat says the bloc will have to make a choice between supporting israel, or international institutions and the rule of law. with south africa's general election just days away, will nelson mandela's legacy be enough to secure another anc win, or will voters turn away? as political parties hold their final campaign rallies, an opinion poll released on friday suggested that the governing african national congress was losing ground. now on bbc news... talking movies: cannes film festival special. hello from the french riviera. welcome to talking movies. and our look back at highlights from one of the world's biggest and most exciting international movie events, the cannes film festival. meryl streep and juliet binoche jointly declare the cannes film festival officially open. it is a veritable feast, a combination of blockbusters... together with some great international cinema. including a first film in competition from ind
israel continues its attacks in gaza, including in rafah, despite the un's top court ordering it to immediately stop its offensive there on friday. the european union's top diplomat says the bloc will have to make a choice between supporting israel, or international institutions and the rule of law. with south africa's general election just days away, will nelson mandela's legacy be enough to secure another anc win, or will voters turn away? as political parties hold their final campaign...
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gaza. is israel's operation in gaza already at scale? >> sometimes when i see these large-scale bombings whether it is in the north or in rafah, i wonder if israel is just trying to get in their last blast before they pull back. they understand they will have to moderate the attack so they are trying to blast through. they claimed they killed a major battalion commander this morning with bombs. sometimes i think it is almost like a fireworks display where you go big and then cut it off. >> in the u.s., we have seen the speaker of the house my johnson city israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will announce a joint session of congress. what do you think of this? >> i am glad you mentioned it. biden earned his summer vacation at the beach this weekend -- it is memorial day weekend -- but there is trouble on tuesday when he comes back to work.
gaza. is israel's operation in gaza already at scale? >> sometimes when i see these large-scale bombings whether it is in the north or in rafah, i wonder if israel is just trying to get in their last blast before they pull back. they understand they will have to moderate the attack so they are trying to blast through. they claimed they killed a major battalion commander this morning with bombs. sometimes i think it is almost like a fireworks display where you go big and then cut it off....
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in michigan what's interesting is we talked about the mid east and israel gaza issues. i think what will be the big thing in that issue, in that campaign, is electric cars. trump is going to michigan and saying this biden administration is trying to destroy your way of making a living. by pushing the nation into electric cars which people don't want to drive. i think that will be a bigger issue in michigan and any international issue. >> giff: one last question. it's the unofficial start of summer. millions of americans including michiganders went out to buy barbecue supplies, filled up the gas tanks, drove somewhere, and they felt that inflation. does president biden have a problem with empathy toward people feeling the crunch versus the credit he is taking on the economy? >> part of the problem with the advice which is to focus on the cost of living and focus on what a lot of republicans call the affordability crisis, part of the problem with it is bite and helped cause it and he doesn't have good ideas for dealing with it other than for the government to give more pe
in michigan what's interesting is we talked about the mid east and israel gaza issues. i think what will be the big thing in that issue, in that campaign, is electric cars. trump is going to michigan and saying this biden administration is trying to destroy your way of making a living. by pushing the nation into electric cars which people don't want to drive. i think that will be a bigger issue in michigan and any international issue. >> giff: one last question. it's the unofficial start...
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in israel and gaza, as we'vejust been hearing, is war in israel and gaza, as we've just been hearing, is a distraction for the biden administration, but lloyd austin has been tasked with reassuring allies in this region that the us is to extend help should anything happen and continue to support places like taiwan and the philippines with whatever is going on in the south china sea, there have been quite a few skirmishes between china and the philippines and the recent weeks and months. we philippines and the recent weeks and months. ~ ., , weeks and months. we have seen those chinese _ weeks and months. we have seen those chinese military _ those chinese military manoeuvres that have been taking place, and really, taiwan is furious about it, of course. where are we in terms of tensions in the region at the moment?— of tensions in the region at the moment? well, if we talk about the _ the moment? well, if we talk about the us _ the moment? well, if we talk about the us and _ the moment? well, if we talk about the us and china - about the us and china relationship, it has been extre
in israel and gaza, as we'vejust been hearing, is war in israel and gaza, as we've just been hearing, is a distraction for the biden administration, but lloyd austin has been tasked with reassuring allies in this region that the us is to extend help should anything happen and continue to support places like taiwan and the philippines with whatever is going on in the south china sea, there have been quite a few skirmishes between china and the philippines and the recent weeks and months. we...
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these campus protests over the israel—gaza war have been speading for weeks now. the team at bbc digital has been analysing how they've evolved. some problem with that, will bring change. to the middle east now and the us secretary of state, antony blinken, says he's determined to secure a ceasefire deal in gaza and the only obstacle now is hamas. the group, considered a terror organisation by the uk and us, has until wednesday evening to respond to the proposal. mr blinken is in israel and has met president isaac herzog in tel aviv. he's now due to meet the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. mr blinken also met some of the families of the hostages being held by hamas in gaza. he told demonstrators outside the us will not rest until everybody is home. certainly, we're seeing some familiar themes coming up again on this trip. there is this deal that is currently on the table and you feel he is very much trying to keep up the pressure, putting the onus on hamas to accept what he says is an extraordinarily generous offer being made by israel. it would see, we unders
these campus protests over the israel—gaza war have been speading for weeks now. the team at bbc digital has been analysing how they've evolved. some problem with that, will bring change. to the middle east now and the us secretary of state, antony blinken, says he's determined to secure a ceasefire deal in gaza and the only obstacle now is hamas. the group, considered a terror organisation by the uk and us, has until wednesday evening to respond to the proposal. mr blinken is in israel and...
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reported the israel-gaza war as well? ., . , ~ reported the israel-gaza war as well? , ~ ., , , well? exactly, i think many people are watching _ well? exactly, i think many people are watching closely _ well? exactly, i think many people are watching closely to _ well? exactly, i think many people are watching closely to see - well? exactly, i think many people are watching closely to see exactly what happened, what was behind it and i'm pretty sure if it isn't an accident, there will be a lot of questions but as i said, this has been according to the weather and what we are seeing on our screens, it seems that the helicopter had a crush. but i'm pretty sure in israel, neighbouring countries, azerbaijan, turkey, they are closely watching what is happening there, what caused that incident and what happened to the president. but again as i said, those people who are familiar with iranian political systems know no matter what happened to him, the system pretty much is run by ayatollah ali khamenei and the revolutionary guards are pretty much in charge in major decision
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let's get some analysis now. life to the border between israel and gaza. this is the southern border, where we were able to see earlier plumes of smoke emerging over rafah. this is the live shot. mohamed taha from bbc arabic is here in the studio with me. if we begin with the talks that, depending on what your viewpoint is, you could argue they have hit a roadblock, a stalemate, there is progress. what are you hearing? all stalemate, there is progress. what are you hearing? all the arties what are you hearing? all the parties now — what are you hearing? all the parties now are _ what are you hearing? all the parties now are in _ what are you hearing? all the parties now are in cairo. - what are you hearing? all the parties now are in cairo. they| parties now are in cairo. they are discussing phase one of the ceasefire, phase one should include an exchange of hostages versus prisoners, and they are discussing who should be released in this phase, and how and when. israel wants assurances that the hostages are still alive, and hamas wants assurances that t
let's get some analysis now. life to the border between israel and gaza. this is the southern border, where we were able to see earlier plumes of smoke emerging over rafah. this is the live shot. mohamed taha from bbc arabic is here in the studio with me. if we begin with the talks that, depending on what your viewpoint is, you could argue they have hit a roadblock, a stalemate, there is progress. what are you hearing? all stalemate, there is progress. what are you hearing? all the arties what...
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says the move aims to prevent home us smuggling weapons into gaza. israel has expanded its ground operation in southern gaza despite international condemnation, over civilian casualties. also coming up valid counting has begun in south africa in what's being called the most important election since the end of apartheid. the amc fighting to hold onto power and desperately seeking shelter. pakistan's for bear the brunt of an unprecedented heat wave made worse by climate change. the welcome to our show. so you can do the invalid. israel's military says it has taken full control of the strip of land that serves as a buffer zone between gaza and egypt is really military cleaning the philadelphia cord or provides a weapon smuggling root into the gaza for her most militants. but it's also a key part of a delicate piece arrangement between egypt and israel is really helicopters firing towards rafa near the southern most city and gaza, where israel's military says it is seized control of a key stretch of land. the 14 kilometer philadelphia cord or that as long served as a buffer zone between gaza an
says the move aims to prevent home us smuggling weapons into gaza. israel has expanded its ground operation in southern gaza despite international condemnation, over civilian casualties. also coming up valid counting has begun in south africa in what's being called the most important election since the end of apartheid. the amc fighting to hold onto power and desperately seeking shelter. pakistan's for bear the brunt of an unprecedented heat wave made worse by climate change. the welcome to our...
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do you think it has got to do with the stance on israel gaza the labour party have pushed before february of this year? yeah, i think it is connected. it has been a good night for the labour party but it has not been smooth sailing and there are certain parts of the country, perhaps with a higher proportion of muslim votes and people who feel very strongly about the war in gaza and the events in israel, and they are using this interaction with politicians and this ability to have your voice heard at the local level, i think to make that clear. that is in some ways to be expected, and local elections you do get more votes share for independence and smaller parties, protest votes. but if you look at the wider national picture and how people vote at the general election, i still think the predominant issues facing people up and down the country in terms of the economy, cost of living, that will be in front of mind and you tend to vote for the more mainstream parties who can actually do something about the various aspects of your life so i don't think it will be a direct translation. in i don
do you think it has got to do with the stance on israel gaza the labour party have pushed before february of this year? yeah, i think it is connected. it has been a good night for the labour party but it has not been smooth sailing and there are certain parts of the country, perhaps with a higher proportion of muslim votes and people who feel very strongly about the war in gaza and the events in israel, and they are using this interaction with politicians and this ability to have your voice...
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israel reopens the main crossing into gaza for the first time since october, allowing in more humanitarian aid. russia's war trophies on display in moscow, as the kremlin shows off the western military hardware it has managed to seize. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. thank you forjoining us. we start with rising unrest on college campuses across the us unfolding right now, as pro—palestinian protesters demonstrate against the israel—gaza war. these are live images of what's happening right now on the campus of the university of california los angeles where students are gathering on the school's tongva steps near the main protest encampment. thursday's classes have been cancelled as tensions remain high on the campus there in la. the chancellor of ucla announced an investigation after pro—israeli demonstrators appeared to attack a pro—palestinian encampment early wednesday. the chancellor says the investigation could lead to arrests and expulsions.
israel reopens the main crossing into gaza for the first time since october, allowing in more humanitarian aid. russia's war trophies on display in moscow, as the kremlin shows off the western military hardware it has managed to seize. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. thank you forjoining us. we start with rising unrest on college campuses across the us unfolding right now, as pro—palestinian protesters demonstrate against the israel—gaza war. these are live images of what's happening right now...
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young students tied to israel or gaza some deeply traumatized by but they hear sit side-by-side in the classrooms. they are friends. we work hard to make sure they are all seen at a safe. our babies sometimes say hurtful things. we are mindful that all kids make mistakes. we know that our staff are not immune to the missteps either and we don't ignore them when they occur. when the days of october 7, we began providing resources to families and educators about how to support our children and each other. since october 7, the district has had complaints alleging anti-semitism from nine incidences within our jurisdiction. however, anti-semitism is not pervasive and berkeley unified school district. when investigations showed an event has occurred, we take action to teach, correct and redirect our students. we do not share actions because student information is private and legally protected under federal and state law. as a result, some believe we do nothing. this is not true. likewise, when an investigation shows one of our educators crossed the line, we take appropriate action. in califo
young students tied to israel or gaza some deeply traumatized by but they hear sit side-by-side in the classrooms. they are friends. we work hard to make sure they are all seen at a safe. our babies sometimes say hurtful things. we are mindful that all kids make mistakes. we know that our staff are not immune to the missteps either and we don't ignore them when they occur. when the days of october 7, we began providing resources to families and educators about how to support our children and...
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but israel's army has also now returned to fighting in northern gaza. senior military officials publicly fear past gains may be lost. warned by israel's military of a major advance, the tens of thousands who fled to rafah are fleeing again. "this is the tenth time we're evacuating," said this man. "i'm a journalist. i should be telling others where to go." shattered neighborhoods of eastern rafah are now eerily quiet. those that haven't left caring for the wounded and for the dead. israel's military says dozens of terrorists have been killed. >> our operations against hamas in rafah remains limited in scope. >> reporter: but the army has launched a new operation in the north, saying hamas is trying to re-establish itself there. in expanded strikes up and down the strip the israel defense forces said it hit more than 150 terror targets in the past day. with more funerals like these held in their wake. outside her makeshift shelter, jamila abu jabara lost nearly her entire family in an israeli strike. "my 8-year-old son's body is still under the rubble,"
but israel's army has also now returned to fighting in northern gaza. senior military officials publicly fear past gains may be lost. warned by israel's military of a major advance, the tens of thousands who fled to rafah are fleeing again. "this is the tenth time we're evacuating," said this man. "i'm a journalist. i should be telling others where to go." shattered neighborhoods of eastern rafah are now eerily quiet. those that haven't left caring for the wounded and for...
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so if you'd like by non the israel-gaza war, look at that. he's getting 87% of the vote rfk juniors getting eight donald trump way down here at four. >> but if you dislike biden, if you disapprove of the job, he's doing on the israel-gaza war. >> look at this. he's getting just 50% of that boat. my goodness, gracious. these are people who voted for him last time, rfk jr. is getting 20%. this is just a 30 margin compared to a 79.1 arjun among those approve of buying on the israel-gaza. this is a huge dividing line within the democratic party. and that's something of course we're seeing right now between the progressive wing and those more centrist or mainstream democrat as a confession were such nerds that occasionally harry sends to b some of this data in the number that jumped out here. or if k a 20 percent among people, democrats who voted for biden in 2020 and dislike him. other biden war, i think your next slide points to a little bit of what's going on, what exactly is cooking? >> why do they dislike biden on israel? okay america support
so if you'd like by non the israel-gaza war, look at that. he's getting 87% of the vote rfk juniors getting eight donald trump way down here at four. >> but if you dislike biden, if you disapprove of the job, he's doing on the israel-gaza war. >> look at this. he's getting just 50% of that boat. my goodness, gracious. these are people who voted for him last time, rfk jr. is getting 20%. this is just a 30 margin compared to a 79.1 arjun among those approve of buying on the...
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we believe the current campaign of israel in gaza is not going to ensure israel security but we have long felt israel deserves that sense of security but -- host: when you say a two state solution what are your thoughts on who leads the palestinian people certainly in the short term there's an issue of who's in the lead gaza. >> our engagements are with the palestinian authority. we don't decide who leads people anywhere so certainly not israel. we sometimes get this question about how you feel about the netanyahu government, that's outside of our control. what we believe is the way forward is to states living side-by-side in peace. saudi arabia has long supported the rights of palestinian staff their own sovereign state. we have provided economic assistance to them over the years and we've been very clear and consistent and at some point there's no need to reinvestigate. i think the two state solution is the only sense of the way forward. host: a democrat in burnsville, maryland. caller: good morning. i don't think this guy represents all the muslim countries, they are doing the sam
we believe the current campaign of israel in gaza is not going to ensure israel security but we have long felt israel deserves that sense of security but -- host: when you say a two state solution what are your thoughts on who leads the palestinian people certainly in the short term there's an issue of who's in the lead gaza. >> our engagements are with the palestinian authority. we don't decide who leads people anywhere so certainly not israel. we sometimes get this question about how...
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the fundamental accusation from south africa at that israel is committing a genocide in gaza, which israel has denied. we would normally expect this to take between one and two or weeks. just to remind you, the provisional measures south africa has requested that mac festival, the immediate withdrawal of troops from rafah and a ceasefire in gaza. also be immediate access for humanitarian aid workers, journalists, investigators in order to find and preserve any evidence if it exists at any genocidal acts, which israel has denied committing. so, within the next couple of weeks we expect to have another hearing here at the icj where judges will tell us whether or not they have granted south africa's request for provisional measures.— provisional measures. thank you. around the _ provisional measures. thank you. around the world _ provisional measures. thank you. around the world and _ provisional measures. thank you. around the world and across - provisional measures. thank you. around the world and across the i provisional measures. thank you. i around the world and across the uk, this is
the fundamental accusation from south africa at that israel is committing a genocide in gaza, which israel has denied. we would normally expect this to take between one and two or weeks. just to remind you, the provisional measures south africa has requested that mac festival, the immediate withdrawal of troops from rafah and a ceasefire in gaza. also be immediate access for humanitarian aid workers, journalists, investigators in order to find and preserve any evidence if it exists at any...
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israel orders more evacuations in gaza's southern city of rafah as it intensifies military operations. sweeping pro—europe protests in tbilisi, georgia, as the country moves forward with a bill critics say will clamp down on dissent. and — the eurovision song contest final takes place, without one of the competition's most popular performers. hello. i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me. israel has ordered thousands more people to leave the city of rafah in southern gaza, as it presses on with its military campaign there against hamas. the israel defense forces have declared a narrow coastal strip at al—mawasi to be a safe humanitarian zone, but the un says it has no running water or proper sanitation. israel says that since monday, about 300,000 palestinians have already fled rafah. the us is still urging israel not to mount a full—scale assault on the city. and in the north, there are evacuations in the city of jabalia as the idf says that it has been carrying out air strikes. it says hamas fighters are regrouping there. from jerusalem, here's our middle east correspon
israel orders more evacuations in gaza's southern city of rafah as it intensifies military operations. sweeping pro—europe protests in tbilisi, georgia, as the country moves forward with a bill critics say will clamp down on dissent. and — the eurovision song contest final takes place, without one of the competition's most popular performers. hello. i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me. israel has ordered thousands more people to leave the city of rafah in southern gaza, as it...
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israel's actions in rafa are part of the endgame this is the last step in the destruction of gaza. they also talked about apartheid and also made a link between what is happening now in rafah and what happened in srebrenica insofar as rafah is being seen as the last safe zone for palestinians in gaza. south africa says that if rafah is not protected it will make it very difficult if not impossible to rebuild gaza and preserve palestinian life in gaza. now and in the future. israel, of course, we should say we'll have a chance to defend itself in court tomorrow and will also have two hours and israel's legal team is in court and you can probably hear the rumble of engines outside the peace palace are now waiting to take people away. this is a hugely contentious case, it is properly the most sensitive case that the icj has ever dealt with and that is why it is generating so much attention full stop south africa has said that there is no other option, this is there is no other option, this is the last hope and that is why they are applying to judges here at the icj to issue these emer
israel's actions in rafa are part of the endgame this is the last step in the destruction of gaza. they also talked about apartheid and also made a link between what is happening now in rafah and what happened in srebrenica insofar as rafah is being seen as the last safe zone for palestinians in gaza. south africa says that if rafah is not protected it will make it very difficult if not impossible to rebuild gaza and preserve palestinian life in gaza. now and in the future. israel, of course,...
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also on the program. israel sees is control of the buffers between gaza and a gmc, using a mass of using it to smuggle weapons into the concepts. but the move is also stuffing tensions with the agent. the answer. okay, welcome to the program called in hong kong as fund 14 pro democracy activists guilty of subversion. now it's the biggest trial of its kind after trying to impose the security law on the territory. in 2020 i ended stifling descent australia and the united states from only countries to criticize the verdict is politically motivated and to call for the defendants to be released. a prison in san jose up to home combs, west county lou lou quotes outside people q patiently to enter the fate of 16 pro democracy activists in the hands of hong kong legal system. we've been waiting for this day for over 3 years. i feel very sad that so many people have been locked up for so long. the case centers on an unofficial election that was held in 2020 officials said it was a threat to the government. the joshua wong was among the 47 pro democracy activists arrested. they were charged with c
also on the program. israel sees is control of the buffers between gaza and a gmc, using a mass of using it to smuggle weapons into the concepts. but the move is also stuffing tensions with the agent. the answer. okay, welcome to the program called in hong kong as fund 14 pro democracy activists guilty of subversion. now it's the biggest trial of its kind after trying to impose the security law on the territory. in 2020 i ended stifling descent australia and the united states from only...
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in the case of the israel—gaza war, the threat to journalist safety is extreme. we have seen since the start of the war, at least 95journalists killed, 90 of them palestinian. and that means that this is the deadliest conflict for journalists that the committee to protectjournalists has ever documented. israel has said it doesn't targetjournalists. and while palestinian journalists in gaza face great danger, foreign reporters can't get in. in february, more than 50 uk and us journalists signed an open letter calling on israel and egypt to provide foreign media access to gaza. one of the signatories was the bbc�*sjeremy bowen. israel has taken some journalists on escorted trips to gaza — doing so, it says, to allow them to report safely. you have to ask the question. if they're not letting people in, except under occasional, very tightly supervised trips with the military, if they're not letting people in, do they have something to hide? conflict, authoritarianism, democratic decline — as we've seen, all three affect press freedom in different ways. there's
in the case of the israel—gaza war, the threat to journalist safety is extreme. we have seen since the start of the war, at least 95journalists killed, 90 of them palestinian. and that means that this is the deadliest conflict for journalists that the committee to protectjournalists has ever documented. israel has said it doesn't targetjournalists. and while palestinian journalists in gaza face great danger, foreign reporters can't get in. in february, more than 50 uk and us journalists...