the israeli soldiers attacked a neighborhood in the city of ramallah in the west bank and blew up the house of a palestinian prisoner . al-alam tv channel reported the martyrdom of a palestinian youth in the city of ramallah by military bullets the zionist has informed. 5. palestinians were also injured this morning in the attack of the occupying forces on several neighborhoods in the cities of ramallah and albeira. the head of the national relations department of the hamas movement abroad emphasized: the zionist enemy must pay for its crimes in tehran and the suburbs of beirut. he said: there is communication and coordination between the axis of resistance in various issues, including the assassination of martyr haniyeh. and the gaza resistance has prepared itself for long months of war. he accused netanyahu of continuing the genocide against the palestinian nation and added: "the enemy in imposing its conspiracy on the palestinian nation for the post-gaza war stage according to his demand was defeated and we emphasize that the zionist regime will not take what it could not take by f

ah, i you're in ramallah. i believe you're in ramallah. why that is real. do this? i've got one quote, it's in response to a recent anti israel steps taken by norway, this quote from a, from israel. what do they mean? why are they doing this? they mean that nor way. when it acknowledge the and recognize the palestinian said that this is what they can. so there is an empty israel step norway, arlin and spain decided to together. and now that they're going to be recognizing the palestinian stage as one move on their end to try and for the sex and preserve the 2 state solution, you know, is really has always maintained that only a said when you go see ations, that palestinians will see in the future being addressed, but as we've been seeing in the past a few months and these really conveys that these really, pardon dement that's even it role may occur as i've decided that there is no, never going to be a palestinian said, considering it a threat it's seeing here that some states, specifically in europe, decided to take it upon them to try and protect the 2 state soluti

each client at columbia between ramallah and jerusalem. as it is, that of a check points very quiet before the war, some 150000 people crossed into israel every day to work down well there enough on the agent then some nice and most of the and see if we were happy to have jobs in israel and money generally that i worked in construction there. i'll just pay was okay. what the nice you my life was good. i had enough money to satisfy my need. somebody about when the war and guns have started on october, 1795 percent of us were left without working. but now we have no source of income. so yeah, i mean, we can barely earn our daily bread. the young booth can make the feet go to on. 6 6 6 the dipping speed using, getting in and do the lead utilities and still haven't good just again see that i don't expect them to like is there to have no reason to like, is there a way of it that we've been conflict for many years? they are and they look patient you know, on top of the fact that it's even more of a to a, to make the, the, the life of the common

it's clients at columbia between ramallah and jerusalem. as it is that of a check points, very client before the war, some 160000 people crossed into israel every day to work down. well, the agent done some nice and most of the and see we were happy to have jobs in israel and money generally that i worked in construction there. i'll just tell you was okay, what denies you my life was good. i had enough money to satisfy my need. somebody about when the warren guns have started on october 7th. so you know, 95 percent of us were left without worry mean, but now we have no source of income. so yeah, i mean, i mean we can barely earned our daily bread, the same young beef can make the feet go to on. 6 6 2 they've been seen using gin and, and do the lead, you know, these in swim good. just so getting sees that i don't expect them to like is there to have no reason to like is a way of it that we've been conflict for many years. they are, and they look patient you know, on top of the fact that it's even more of a to a, to make the, the life of the

east of ramallah. as the warren garza had started 4 days earlier, the settlers then began a new phase in the west bank and by the by the other and was told to name the deed . for the fish started systematically expanding palestinians on across areas, sea controls by israel from us to me and cut them off that they drove. i was 1500 to 2000 people from the better one communities east of ramallah. and i'm seeing us on them and will not succeed. minute the gym wasn't that we any more than the official code on the look the, the we were taking a good point to the close were removed north and we were tortured for hours from 10 am to 7 30 pm said when listen, we were tortured in all possible ways that the crust old boundaries of humanity in sending yeah. the from the 1st, the hostess with walter who was so thought we were covered in cheap droppings. and when we were lying on the ground and nothing on the santa was beaten, the chest area had been sort of the will for you. not a couple of somebody will. and i li

east of ramallah. see, the warrant. garza had started 4 days earlier. settlers down began a new phase in the west bank by the, by the other and was told the deed for the fish started systematically expanding palestinians on across areas see controls by israel. you for us to meet and call them on on the if they drove. i was 1500 to 2000 people from the better one communities east of ramallah. and i'm saying nothing to him and will not succeed. minute the gym wasn't for the we in the more do the fish out on the look the, the doing the way we're taking a good point to the clothes were removed and that we were tortured for hours from 10 am to 7 30 pm said. when most we were tortured all possible ways and that the crust old boundaries of humanity. insomnia. the from the 1st, the hostess with walter who was so thought we were covered in cheap droppings when we were lying on the ground. and now on the santa was beaten to the chest area had been sort of the will for, you know, a couple of somebody to, and i like, i know my head

around the area in which we are talking about major streets in the south of neaplas linking navles and ramallah in the area of zahfara another major event is taking place as we speak in betlehem in the south of the west bank settlers more than 100 settlers were reportedly now attacking the villages of qu and and and wadi and wadadi rahal in the area and the palestinian red present has announced that there there was at least five injuries, one of them is very critical in which they are being hospitalized at the moment and the settlers have cut off the roads to these two. villages and attacking the houses viciously with stones, with fire, with life ammunition and the the palestinians, the civilians over there, they have nothing to, they have nothing to defend their homes with except their bare chest, and this is what's causing these such high rates of injuries among among the palestinians, these these events are developing and we are trying to get as much information as we can out of uh out of these uh out of these events and keep you posted. thank you very much. now was our correspondent nakamed

i was 1500 to 2000 people from the better one communities east of ramallah. and i'm famous, i'm him and will not succeed. minute the gym wasn't for the we any more? do the fish out on the look the, the doing the we were taking a good point to the clothes were removed and of them that we were tortured for hours from 10 am to 7 30 pm said when listen, we were tortured in all possible ways and that the crust old boundaries of humanity in, inside the yeah. the them, the 1st they hostess with walter who was so tight, we were covered in cheap droppings. when we were lying on the ground and nothing on the santa was beaten, the chest area had been sort of the will for you know, a couple of somebody to, and i like, i know my head was beaten so badly that my air drum ruptured. i the as a down, although then they turned me over and started to beat my back on the back of my head and by the, one of the settlers stood next to us a new or a new to it on us or what i did. and then another settler, maybe it was the same one, dropped a stick and tried to sexually violate me, m

in the west actually of ramallah closing also closing the entrances and the exits of these villages in attempt to find the the young man who performed this this operation all right thanks for that our correspondent in ramalah now iran's parliament is held uh day of debates on the ministerial pics proposed by president minister presented and defended his plans including on how to approach the sanctions against iran. with regard to sanctions, our policy based on the leader's remarks in a recent meeting with the parliamentarians is about neutralizing sanctions and removing them. the foreign policy with regard to making sanctions ineffective will serve the administration and the foreign ministry will also not ignore its other duty to remove the sanctionschi also touched upon the new administration's plans for ties with other countries, he said that iran prioritizes relations with countries like russia and china which is stood by the islam republic during. tough times and sanctions. akchi added that iran will try to manage hostilities with the us as well. arakchi was the third nominee on

ramallah especially in area and uh and also in in the sole purpose of destroying two houses of dr.uti and dr. khalid alkharof who were accused of making resistant operation leaving three israelies killed last november. and after demolishing these houses by blowing them up, slashes erupted between the iof forces, the raided, the raiding iof forces and palestinian youth in the area especially in american camp area, leaving three palestinians injured by live ammunition, one of them was young mantaz sarsur who was critically injured in in the chest. uh, but only uh after one hour to be announced that uh due to these uh due to these uh critical injuries. tentions keep searching between the israel regime and the hisb resistance movements along lebanon's southern borders and the latest development there is really artillery shelter house in the lebanes town of abasia. now there's no reports of any casualties as of yet. earlier we were joined by our beirut correspondents mariam salah to get more details on that story. here's what had to say, it seems relatively calm when it comes in comparison

naga hamet reports. 64 years old, lives in the village of kober northeast of ramallah. suher is the mother of a prisoner, assim, and the mother of a martyr whose body is being held by the occupation. israel has withheld his body since december 12th, 2021, leaving his family waiting for years. the family was informed that saleh was killed only by the iof officer who was boasting about killing him with saying, we killed your son today, what will benefit them to hold my son's body, nothing. it's just a way to enjoy the suffering of a palestinian mother and other palestinian families. with the determination of a martyr's. mother soher addresses the international community on the national day for the retrival of bodies, speaking on behalf of the mothers of the martyrs, saying, it is a great pain, as long as we don't receive the bodies of our loved ones, we will remain in pain. it's painful when i hear a song about marters. since the mid- 1970s and up to the present day, israel has withheld the bodies of more than 520 palestinian martters in the policy aimed to deepening the

about the latest israeli raids and killings. i of and the israel forces have raided both cities of ramallah and since the early hours of morning, from 2 a.m. israel forces have been in a large raid, large numbers of soldiers, as we have seen and as eyewitnesses have told us, large numbers of soldiers and military vehicles have stormed ramallah, especially in area, and area ramal and also inbira in the sole purpose of destroying. houses of dr.uti and dr. khalid alkharof who were accused of making resistant operation leaving three israelis killed last november and after demolishing these houses by blowing them off slashes erupted between the iof forces the raided the reading iof forces. and palestinian youths in the area especially in al camp area, leaving three palestinians injured by live ammunition, one of them was the young mantaz sarsur who was critically injured in in the chest uh, but only uh after one hour to be announced due to these due to these critical injuries. maritime agency has reported two incidents off yemen's port city of hadata. the uk maritime trade operations in a statem

it's clients at columbia between ramallah and jerusalem. as it is, that of a check points very quiet before the war, some 160000 people crossed into israel every day to work done well the agent done some nice and most of the and see we were happy to have jobs in israel. and money generally that i worked in construction there. i'll just tell you was okay, what the nice you my life was good. i had enough money to satisfy my need. somebody about when the war and guns have started on october 7th, 95 percent of us were left without worry mean, but now we have no source of income in there. i mean, i mean we can barely earned our daily bread. the same young beef can make the feet quality on. 6 6 6 the dipping to seize, using gin and, and do the lead. you know, these in swim good. just so getting sees that i don't expect them to like, is there to have no reason to like is a way of it that we've been conflict for many years. they are, and they look patient you know, on top of the fact that it's even more of a to a, to make the, the, the life of comm

in burqa village, they are all villages surrounding ramallah and has been raided frequently by the iof forces. israel has released dozens of palestinian prisoners, some of them showing signs of diseases and torture, including starvation. the regime has long faced widest criticism over mistreatment of... palestin detainees, including those held without any charge or trial. we've discussed that issue with our guests in our news review program. time now for the news review section. stay tuned. israel has freeed some 40 palestine prisoners, some of them showing signs of torture and disease. now though... released are from the occupied west bank and have completed their sentences, that according to the palestinan prison society, it says some of the released prisoners suffer from skin diseases and other show severe impacts of torture, including systematic starvation. the palestinan prison society says that some of the newly free detainees had been held under administrative detention, and that allows israel to indefinitely keep the palestinians behind bars without any charge or trial, the num

where they started burning down villages like surra and jeet and now we are talking around here in ramallah vicious attacks on burka village uh raiding over houses burning cars and the fields of the palestinian citizens usually settlers goes to villages that are in contact with a close settlements so they feel more encouraged to go to attack palestinians and sees lands also in the village in the west of ramallah their yesterday the the settlers also napolis in seized a land from a palestinian farmer and plain the and named it for themselves to make to make new settlement as the part of the annex. plan that itamar and is is working on here in the west bank, the annexation plan is very critical, very dangerous to palestinians as it rises the area se area sea that is controlled by the regime from 60% to 75%, which gives no control whatsoever for palestinians over land or for urban urban planning, one one thing that we should like that in these moments, as we speak, more secular groups are breaking intos and making provocative dances and prayers over there, and we should highlight a statement b

seen and as eye witnesses have told us, large numbers of soldiers and military vehicles have stormed ramallah, especially in area, and also in the sole purpose of destroying two houses of accused of making resistant operation leaving three israelis killed last november and after demolishing these houses by blowing them off clashes erupted between the iof forces, the raided, the raiding iof forces and palestinian you in the area especially in al camp area leaving three palestinians injured. by live ammunition, one of them was the young mantaz who was critically injured in in the chest, but only after one hour to be announced due to these due to these critical injuries, and we have two other injuries, one of them is the medium injury in the leg and still in the operating group as... as the authorities also reported that six palestinians were reportedly captured by the israeli by the aof and during during these flashes and the iof used live ammunition, used gas bombs, used sound bombs and then to redraw from ramala only to move back to navles especially. to uh especially to askar refugee camp as

ramallah occupied west bank. now since the us is really genocide in gaza began last october, people across the world have expressed solidarity with palestinians mainly through mass demonstrations. but occasionally there have also been more innovative initiatives to raise awareness and funds for the... eager people palestine palestine to the river, live forever, to the river, we won't be silent, justice, our cycling ferza campaign this year is cycling for justice and we cycled 300 km from gent in the belgium in belgium to the icj in the hague with 100 cyclists from all over the world to raise funds for ajal foundation for education who are doing incredible and important work on the ground in gaza and we chose to land and finish in the icj because we are cycling for justice and the international court of justice, the highest court in the world needs to rule that israel is committing a genocide. organizers say the campaign has raised over 650,00 pounds for mental health projects for rasa's children. activated decide

in ramallah, seat of the palestinian government, they gathered at noon.alestinian authority declaring this a day of mourning. condemnation here from supporters, and opponents of hamas. israel has just committed a terrible, criminal political act by assassinating a political leader. they have assassinated the person they were negotiating with about a ceasefire. so this sends a very clear message to palestinians. israel doesn't want peace, israel doesn't want a ceasefire. all israel understands is only the language of force. this city, ramallah, is not exactly a stronghold of hamas, and today's demonstration isn't huge, a few hundred people at most. but no—one should underestimate the strength of feeling, of dismay and anger, generated by the killing of ismail haniyeh. the hamas leader, seen here on the left, was in tehran for the new president's inauguration. iran backs hamas as well as the houthis in yemen and hezbollah in lebanon. for one former israeli national security adviser, this was a perfect opportunity. in a way, it's the best place to kill him b

in ramallah, seat of the palestinian government, they gathered at noon.rity declaring this a day of mourning. condemnation here from supporters, and opponents of hamas. israel has just committed a terrible, criminal political act by assassinating a political leader. they have assassinated the person they were negotiating with about a ceasefire. so this sends a very clear message to palestinians. israel doesn't want peace, israel doesn't want a ceasefire. all israel understands is only the language of force. this city, ramallah, is not exactly a stronghold of hamas, and today's demonstration isn't huge, a few hundred people at most. but no—one should underestimate the strength of feeling, of dismay and anger, generated by the killing of ismail haniyeh. the hamas leader, seen here on the left, was in tehran for the new president's inauguration. iran backs hamas as well as the houthis in yemen and hezbollah in lebanon. for one former israeli national security adviser, this was a perfect opportunity. in a way, it's the best place to kill him because it shows

way you know, do that for us in ramallah. thank you. as well, early as many as products targeted to best oakland and janine 3 were killed and the tackle of call south of janine is rosa is one of those killed was most commend, but that hasn't been consent by how about us did abraham report stuff and the neutrons refugee cub into chrome web palestinians up picking up the pieces of to one of the most destructive is by the rates in recent memory. this is yet another episode of a series of destruction that has been targeting refugee camps during is ready rates to the occupied the west bank. but people in north sams web already seen a lot of damage and destruction to their homes. say that this one was by far the most destructive, they say if israel is targeting palestinian fighters here in the occupied westbank, then why would they create so much damage to the infrastructure to the roads they're digging them up. and the smell here is really bad because the sewage lines have been destructive, as well as the in the last rate they threw a miss,

and in ramallah abbas knew him. the executive director of the policy in farm is union. his family farm was attacked by israeli settlers last year. so let's start out discussion of what's been going on in recent days and the westbank. let's go 1st to you a boss because you all panelist, who's that in the west bank? i know that you are in ramallah and most of this has been happening in the, in the northern parts of the west bank. but tell me, what does it feel like that because this we're told is the largest is really offensive since 2002, which has been the then prime minister ariel sharon took over the major cities of the westbank during the 2nd intifada. as low as the 2000 to up. so the with the, i mean it's like i didn't buy an invasion on that tax. i use a but they didn't westberg. it's the army on the ship. those who are the way the invasions on these are facts. you know, targeting. ready over the finally, probably that is on farm us across the problem. land areas was switched back from you. do you mean in the south? so if i'm so if i'm here in the south to genuine

and in ramallah abbas knew him. the executive director of the policy in farm is union. his family farm was attacked by israeli settlers last year. so let's start out discussion of what's been going on in recent days and the westbank. let's go 1st to you a boss because you all panelist, who's that in the west bank? i know that you are in ramallah and most of this has been happening in the, in the northern parts of the west bank. but tell me, what does it feel like that because this we're told is the largest is really offensive since 2002, which has been the then prime minister ariel sharon took over the major cities of the westbank during the 2nd intifada. as low as the 2000 to up. so the with the, i mean it's like i didn't buy an invasion on that tax. i use a but they didn't was started. it's the army on the ship. those who are the way the pages on these i faxed you know, targeting. ready over the finally probably that is on farm us across the problem. land areas was switched back from you jeanine in the south. so if i'm so if i'm here in the south to genuine dental, ye

after reading ha home near the westbank city of ramallah. no reason for ha, detention has been given. it's the 5th time she has been arrested. thousands of palestinians are currently being held and these really presents according to the ramallah base rights group that jobs has been again, spoke about how these ready authorities keep the present as isolated a witness minnesota standing. there is no contract between the detainees and their families, no visits, no phone calls. the only way to get news about them is through whatever business by lawyers are allowed, which are already heavily restricted or through annual release. the person who was in the prison cell with kalita, or any other detainee. therefore, even the simplest ride, stipulated by international law regarding communication between the detainee and their families, do not exist at all, especially after october. the 7th. there is no entity that can be approached for assistance except for the institutions to deal with prisoner affairs. and these have a limited influence. and after o

in ramallah, seat of the palestinian government, they gathered at noon.nian authority declaring this a day of mourning. condemnation here from supporters, and opponents of hamas. israel has just committed a terrible, criminal political act by assassinating a political leader. they have assassinated the person they were negotiating with about a ceasefire. so this sends a very clear message to palestinians. israel doesn't want peace, israel doesn't want a ceasefire. all israel understands is only the language of force. this city, ramallah, is not exactly a stronghold of hamas, and today's demonstration isn't huge, a few hundred people at most. but no—one should underestimate the strength of feeling, of dismay and anger, generated by the killing of ismail haniyeh. the hamas leader, seen here on the left, was in tehran for the new president's inauguration. iran backs hamas as well as the houthis in yemen and hezbollah in lebanon. for one former israeli national security adviser, this was a perfect opportunity. in a way, it's the best place to kill him because

and we're going to go now to know a guy who joins us from ramallah and he'll comply with bank and uh, as we've been discussing, you've dealt with tanya in the years. you've been a journalist, what will be his political legacy and will, how does he actually leave now? and the mazda is leadership as well. so hence, the absence of a spine heavy at this critical juncture is quite significant. then it puts the, the political office, the political bureau of how much and a very delicate situation they need to be just discussing and considering what the implications would be for any of for naming any of a successor. will it bring them closer to their existing allies? will it bring them further away from the arab countries in the region? will it allow how much to charge a way forward to end the war to mainstream have us and international politics to allow for the reconstruction of garza and how much continued political participation in palestinian political life. so a lot of questions, a lot of moving parts, and this is especially true because number 2 in the have us political bureau was assas

arrested. thousands of palestinians are currently being held and these really presents according to the ramallah based rights group. my jobs husband again spoke about how these ready authorities keep the present as isolated a municipal to select any. there is no contract between the detainees and their families. no visits, no phone calls. the only way to get news about them is through whatever business by lawyers are allowed, which are already heavily restricted or through annual released the person who was in the prison cell with kalita or any other detainee. therefore, even the simplest ride, stipulated by international law regarding communication between the detainee and their families, do not exist at all, especially after october. the 7th. there is no entity that can be approached for assistance except for the institutions to deal with prisoner affairs. and these have a limited influence, and after october, the 7th, their influence is non existent. there is no chance for assistance based, of course, is the responsibility of international communities, international law and international inst

i'll just there was need to. abraham must move from ramallah in the occupied westbank. the halston hands of responded to calls for a general strike that stopped full walks of life in the occupied westbank, including occupied east jerusalem morning. they also us a nation of the have asked the that somebody, honey, and the fruits us that took place in several areas in the occupied west bank people have recounted the demand that we've been hearing for a long time. now. the national palace to be in unity needs to be restored. this is something that palestinians have been urging their political leadership to do the readers to re unite and unify under one umbrella. and we've seen that sign of unity from the palestinian president. would i bass from the palestinian prime minister? how much more stuff are both really using statements condemning the assassination and warning heavy yet as a national policy in neither and figure it especially that he led? that's why i'm pulling the palestinian government as a prime minister. old and old, the policy is 3 people say that they've been

in ramallah, seat of the palestinian government, they gathered at noon. authority declaring this a day of mourning. condemnation here from supporters, and opponents of hamas. israel has just committed a terrible, criminal political act by assassinating a political leader. they have assassinated the person they were negotiating with about a ceasefire. so this sends a very clear message to palestinians. israel doesn't want peace, israel doesn't want a ceasefire. all israel understands is only the language of force. this city, ramallah, is not exactly a stronghold of hamas, and today's demonstration isn't huge, a few hundred people at most. but no—one should underestimate the strength of feeling, of dismay and anger, generated by the killing of ismail haniyeh. the hamas leader, seen here on the left, was in tehran for the new president's inauguration. iran backs hamas as well as the houthis in yemen and hezbollah in lebanon. for one former israeli national security adviser, this was a perfect opportunity. in a way, it's the best place to kill him because it

what palestinians had been seeking shelter, nor a day, joins us on the actually she joins us from ramallah in the occupied westbank. and no, no, i know you've been that you've obviously been reported from gauze or in the past, even speaking to many people who are still there. now what did they tell you about what it's like living inside one of the schools or somebody i'm, they're exhausted whether they're living in one of these overcrowded schools and suffering from water shortages from lack of privacy, lack of hygiene, having to deal with all sorts of skin rushes that infections for their children, or if they're in tents and send humans in the southern gaza strip or near near the beach and northern gaza, or the remnants of their bomb. that whole and everybody in garza is exhausted, is hungry and knows for certain that there is simply no safe place to go in gods that because they seen this happen time and again and every time they're told to go to one place, the bombs follow without fail that has happened time and again, many families have been, you know, the source to, to flee and, and re

front for the liberation of palestine in december, after reading ha home the near the westbank city of ramallah. no reason for ha, detention has been given. but it's the 5th time she's being arrested. thousands of all the cdns are currently being held in these rarely presence according to the ramallah bays or writes group. gyros, house button again spoke about how these ready are forward these keep the present as isolated a municipal danny. there is no contract between the detainees and their families, no visits, no phone calls. the only way to get news about them is through whatever business by lawyers are allowed, which are already heavily restricted or through annual release. the person who was in the prison sale with carlita or any other detained e. therefore, even the simplest ride, stipulated by international law regarding communication between the detainee and their families, do not exist at all, especially after october the 7th. and there is no entity that can be approached for assistance except for the institutions. the deal with prisoner affairs and beast have a limited influence. and

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uh thousands of palestinians are currently being held and these really presents, according to the ramallah base rights group. my jobs husband again spoke about how these ready authorities keep the present as isolated a municipal assault. then there is no contract between the detainees and their families, no visits, no phone calls. the only way to get news about them is through whatever business by lawyers are allowed, which are already heavily restricted, or through annual release. the person who was in the prison cell with kalita, or any other detainee. therefore, even the simplest ride, stipulated by international law regarding communication between the detainee and their families, do not exist at all, especially after october the 7th. there is no entity that can be approached for assistance except for the institutions. the deal with prisoner affairs and beast have a limited influence. and after october, the 7th, their influence is non existent. there is no chance for assistance. this of course, is the responsibility of international communities, international law and international insti

a palestinian woman was arrested in ramallah. she didn't release from his lady custody and defend and exchange with her boss. a un report says last year was the deadliest on record for 8 was released on well humanitarian day. the study reveals 280 work as a kill in 33 countries in 2023. that's a 137 percent increase from 2020 to 20. 20 full could be even definitely a $17028.00 work as of already being killed since the start of the. well, since the war and goals have begun, mold in 298 workers have been killed. most of them, but from the un agency, full palestinian refugees violence. and so don and south saddam is resulted in the depths of tens of age workers since last year. the u. n. has organized a solidarity stand in southern level. what 21 power emetics have been killed in his way. the strikes and salt teva say that honda has more from the a good memory things to mandatory and workers who lost their lives in conflict. 7 and a single is really striking, this village in southern lebanon in march, the united nations came to the

misspelled football, coach, the leader of the palestinian national initiative. joining us live from ramallah, you're most welcome sir. so columbia is funding cool. exports to israel, a come, i put a to do sections like that actually work today because people tend to rally around their governments against external pressure. when that happens, there's usually a work around as well. so really what is the point they're the sanctions is the only instrument that many companies in the national community can use against those that are in the old pression and does it or the word fed on palestinian peoples? is it or it is committing genocide than does? it does actually implementing city or the connections in front of genocide, collective punishment, destiny cleansing, it's not listening to any diplomatic pressure. and as you know, both i c. c, and i see here i'm discussing now the war crimes committed by israel in our opinion, that sanctions, as the one that the columbia declared will have to effect conceptually one is a direct economic effect on the is there any economy and 2nd model important effect

in our day for joining us from ramallah in the occupied westbank. israel is minute tree is responded to the latest attack in the state, been on x saying that it's a force attached to it calls terrorist operating in a military headquarters in the aisle to be in school complex. they are most in gaza city these radio only went on say the complex has been used by a mass to hide in and where the group was planning what it called it, terrorist operations against israel on the cell, who joins us from jordan's capital, oman, because the israeli government has banned algebra from the forcing inside israel. and how do we like to use to get any political reaction to this later on today? what we have heard from me is really military, but a little bit unlikely we'll hear from is really politicians until sundown. as it is saturday, which is about the day of rest in israel, where we typically do not see any sort of government reaction or announcements unless it is an emergency situation. and there have been so many cases of large is really attacks in which there has been no government response. but

and in ramallah abbas knew him. the executive director of the policy in farm is union. his family farm was attacked by israeli settlers last year. so let's start out discussion of what's been going on in recent days and the westbank. let's go 1st to you a boss because you all panelist, who's that in the west bank? i know that you are in ramallah and most of this has been happening in the, in, in the northern parts of the west bank. but tell me, what does it feel like that because this we're told is the largest is really offensive since 2002, which has been the then prime minister ariel sharon took over the major cities of the westbank during the 2nd intifada. as low as the 2000 to up. so the with the, i mean it's like i didn't buy out invasion on that tax. i use a but they didn't withstand it's the army on the ship. those who are the way the invasions on these i faxed you know, targeting. ready over the finally, probably that is on farm us across the problem. land areas was switched back from you. do you mean in the south? so if i'm so if i'm here in the south to genuin

east of ramallah. warren garza had started 4 days earlier. settlers down began a new phase in the west bank by the, by the other and was told to name the deed for the fish started systematically expanding palestinians on across areas. sea controls by israel, you for us to meet and call them on on the if they drove. i was 1500 to 2000 people from the better one communities east of ramallah. and i'm saying nothing to him and will not succeed. minute the gym wasn't for the we in the morning, the fish out on the look the the doing the way. we're taking a good point to the clothes were removed and we were tortured for hours from 10 am to 7 30 pm said that when most we were tortured in all possible ways and that the crust old boundaries of humanity. insomnia, the from the 1st day hostess with walter who was so thought we were covered in cheap droppings when we were lying on the ground. and now on the santa was beaten. the chest area had been sort of the will for, you know, a couple of somebody to, and i like

honey, mike, mood is in gauze and nor day in ramallah. dosage of ours is in toronto, and we're on kansas at joining us here on the 5th. but we're going to start with rachel said who is at the amount of the what have most in the heart rate. so can you just talk us through exactly what is going to happen the just in the next down role? so the process and the sequence of events is to die on phones. while at the moment that you might pray or is being performed in the mosque off mohammed been up to what have right behind me. this is the most historic and the largest mosque in the capital studies off off the cutoff. i'm just cmc some early the morning houses and thousands of people from all walks of life have been gathering, arriving here to a time to the the funeral ceremony off the physical chief off or how mouse is mine . how do you know who was assessing musical and what mistakes in, at that runs right off of did you my prayer that will be there that the funeral pay or, or somebody in honey? yes. and the high security measures old around. so majority of the media is not allowed to get in,

all right, that need to abraham life as the from ramallah in the occupied west, but need up. thank you. you're not just a, it says it will send a new aircraft carrier group to the middle east, as well as deploying missile defense vessels. out of fighter squadron to the region . washington says it wants to mitigate any military escalation from the ron defense of going to made the announcement as concerns grow about a possible response to his very strikes and 11 on the assassination of how much lead that is melania in iran. phil available has been following the latest developments from washington dc. as the pentagon setting the u. s. s. abraham lincoln. that is currently in the pacific near hawaii. it's on its way to the middle east, although it could take 2 weeks to arrive. but the navy also sending a number of cruises and destroyers, i'm will learning that there will be a number of menissi personnel being sent. and the pentagon is not saying how many it's about to be any specific numbers. but obviously, considering the potential situation without talking one or 2 people here,

no day reporting to us from ramallah in the occupied westbank. well, and all the developments us vice president come with the hours has had her latest presidential campaign, riley interrupted by protest is demanding a sci fi and gaza. the democratic candidate was addressing support is in the hotly contested state of arizona, but she stopped her speech to speak directly to protest as it were pulling for an end to the will. let me just save it on topic of what i think i'm hearing over there. let me just speak to that for a moment and then i'm going to get back to the business and the so let me say i have been clear new is the time to get a ceasefire deal. the exclusive l. c joins me life in washington, dc. why is it important for kimberly harris to to talk about cause a campaign, roddy, how much of an issue is this for her in the campaign? uh uh well, i mean she doesn't really have much choice because this was forced upon it by the fact that she was heckled by these protests that they wouldn't have been on the actual speech, excuse me, that have be

north de joins us now from ramallah in the occupied westbank. i know it just to put this attack on the school in gaza city into some context as well as continue bombardment from land air and see that is reported across much of gauze a. so you all seen continuing civilian casualties, displacement and destruction of houses as well. as ground incursions and heavy fighting, what is the situation in gaza right now as well? the situation in gaza is absolute desperation. you have a population of over 2000000 people, half of them children. they're starved as a matter of policy, as we've seen from several independent to and reports. and because israel has systematically decimated the health and infrastructure in gaza by targeting hospitals by targeting health workers, the killing hundreds of doctors and nurses, detaining many of them some dying from torture in is really the tension comes and because the civilian infrastructure has been decimated. so much we've seen the outbreak of polio which was eradicated from gaza in the late 19 eighties. we see almos

east of ramallah see warren garza had started 4 days earlier. the settlers down began a new phase in the west bank and by the, by the other and was told to name the deed for the fish started systematically expanding palestinians on across areas, sea controls by israel from us to me and cut them off that they drove i was 1500 to 2000 people from the better one communities east of ramallah. and i'm saying nothing to him and will not succeed. minute the gym wasn't but the, we in the more do the fish out on the look the, the doing the we were taking a good point to the clothes were removed and of them that we were tortured for hours. from 10 am to 7 30 pm, said when the we were tortured all possible ways and that the crust old boundaries of humanity in, inside the, the, them, the 1st they host us with walter, who was so thought we were covered in cheap droppings. and when we were lying on the ground and nothing on the santa was beaten, the chest area had been sort of the will for you know, a couple of somebody to, and i like, i know my head was beat

barghosi, a palestinian prisoner, in ramallah. end of this news section.etings again dear compatriots , have a good evening. tonight, we witnessed rains in the northwestern parts of our country for the provinces of west azarbaijan , east azarbaijan, ardabil province, on the southern shores of the caspian sea, golestan province, the northeastern parts of the country , north khorasan province, the more southern parts for the southern parts of sisistan baluchistan are kerman hormoz and hormozgan and parts of fars province. the level of rainfall that led to the flooding of public roads and the rise in the water level of rivers and canals it can be found in the northern parts of west azarbaijan province, north of east azarbaijan , the southern heights and slopes of ardabil province, as well as the southwestern parts of kerman province, the northern parts of the western parts of hormozgan province, the eastern parts of the southeastern parts of fars province, so we recommend considering due to the heavy rains in these areas, our dear compatriots should refrain f

when we met before, we met four times in ramallah, in moscow. you look wonderful, excellent. i must say that the program for the form of government has met with president mahmoud abbas more than once. we had conversations with him when he was still heading the palestinian national authority, in 2013. quite a long period of time since i defended my dissertation in 1982, as you have already noted, i studied in russia, received a law degree, then lived in the persian gulf countries, then during the revolution i defended my dissertation at the moscow institute of oriental studies, sometimes i feel how close to my heart moscow is with its beauty. good company company good company company and here's another thing a? was considered a moderate pragmatist, he was one of the first palestinian leaders who advocated establishing contacts with peace-loving forces in israel. without a doubt, i am a believer, but not a fanatic, i am open to understanding other religions, i respect other religions, because our land is the cradle of three religions. by the way, i am the only person who decent

of the guitar, e, as establishments governments that goes and the large diplomatic delegation from ramallah as well that you did. so that was there. well, there that, that, that the leaders of the different and kind of seeing infections, that the, how much as long as the job and some of the importance i asked for about assuming dashboard i figured is also that also was year. and that's the thousands and thousands of the representatives of the n g o z as well. because how much is viability seen as a resistance movement of the kind of seeing a resistance movement that is trying to paved a way for a state of palestine for a free pa this time. so right. want to come through of the main that's what are you called these rarely use or the does it with some of the western countries, how much is being as a is being seen? why does it be seen as a legitimate voice or if the palestinians that's why they have seen people from also the life petitions, ordinary people come in here and pay in that respect for it is my opinion. and besides that is my opinion has been an important bigger prominent speaker. a

and hebron, a palestinian woman was arrested in ramallah. she'd been released from his rated custody in november, an exchange deal with a mouse. and nothing use a russian strike is killed. one person in the village in a so into send me region 3 others were injured by the mass as of several russian bones of struck the village in recent days. meanwhile, new cleaning and present the landscape has been speaking about ukraine's offensive in cuz i was good templates as in key with bull on that the addresses of the nation pretty much every day. but yesterday had a certain amount of meat with it and it gives an idea of the, the strategic ukrainian thinking behind the in person. so what he said, well, 2 things. what he said 1st was he's trying to degrade versus potential for wage full. it means local tactical successes by russian and by ukrainian forces, but it also means low res, ukrainian strikes behind the russian front lights, attacking railroads, attacking munitions, dumped air bases, tried to destroy the jets attack them. so basically a combination of local success is a deep strike. in

today's footage from ramallah, in essence, is no different from footage from drl-balakh and beitlahiyarious palestinian cities in the gaza strip, but both there and there are destructions, mourning those killed as a result of israeli attacks. refugee camp almagazi, artillery opened fire early in the morning, people were taken by surprise. according to the latest information, 16 people were killed. meanwhile, the world froze in anxious anticipation. the pentagon, for example, believes that iran could attack israel this week. in response to the murder in tehran of the chairman of the political bureau of the palestinian movement hamas, ismail haniyeh. an attack from lebanon is possible. one of the commanders of the military wing of the hezbollah movement, fuad shokkar, was killed in beirut. israel was blamed in both cases. we are following what is happening in beirut, in tehran and elsewhere places. we are engaged in both eliminating threats and preparing all the possibilities so that we can attack wherever we decide. eliminating the threats that the minister of defense spoke about looks

now, according to the health ministry in ramallah, i said that over $570.00 posting in square killed, he has since october 7th since the warrant and garza started. but also of course, we should not forget while we are talking here. the war in gaza continues. was air strikes also today and casualties of they are across the gaza strip ton of very quickly. is there any hope for the escalation? well, at the moment, i think there's no way for de escalation, people here waiting for this retardation. we also understand there are talks on going for the seas for negotiations in cairo. a is really delegation been to carver today. but again, some of this to believe he had that this equation that if there's a ceasefire and eventually release of some of the hostages, right, that would also then come down the northern border. and this equation has changed now with this direct retardation that is strengthened by his vala and by iran. tonya kramer, thank you very much. i the, to the latest from the paris olympics, us, the gymnast simone bylaws dominated, the woman's vault final to win her 3rd gold me