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a couple of meeting micha and i will struggle i don't much like a little i'm going to school for the inevitable offended you know. everyone here had to store up a kind of was no exception. then that i learned that another suit. going to get it done gaped an equally. well i can if that went in as it were to my all to look like one a misfit as that is what i do walk on the pluck. walk a job also on the huddle sort on going as he did the mid to going to was a lot in my face. down on the bog down a little conflict got a full bore about the when i. put on solid form of you on my floor model cloudy

god and balanced i will sit in the hand. you can sit. me. full time or some of. that and. then what. we did was to set the digit that did the. letters in that there. were. mistakes being that i was. the palestinian authority's limited power stems from the wording of the oslo accord signed in one nine hundred ninety three and one thousand nine hundred five the

accords controversially divided the palestinian territories into three distinctive administrative areas known as a b. and c. area constitutes about eighteen percent of the west bank in theory the palestinian authority exercises full civil and security control here area b. constitutes twenty one percent of the west bank here the palestinian authority has civil control but shares security control with israel jewish settlers have taken control of land in area be in violation of the oslo accords area c. constitutes approximately sixty one percent of the west bank it's under full israeli civil and security control and the folks here just said i'm here to fucking go where they. could and

the meds both live in area c. to purchase supplies they have to travel through several israeli checkpoints. checkpoints are a frustrating feature of daily life for most palestinians. under the. act. following the one nine hundred sixty seven war many palestinians of the jordan valley were uprooted from their homes and became refugees in neighboring jordan. since then israel has refused their right of return or rights to pilates had by international law. only ten thousand were able to remain.

today the total population is around sixty thousand with ten thousand of these in areas south where the settlements building is concentrated it's. shortly after the war israel began to build settlements on the land that had captured and occupied one such settlement is missing built on land confiscated from the villages of and i know in one nine hundred sixty seven. is a security officer in the states amends he agreed to be filmed but not to speak on camera we asked if he thought the jordan valley would be returned to the palestinian peace agreement. some of the troops was a look at the holes a lot everywhere skimmed over. with so little over the top dozens of those annoyed

because it shows up at the well whatever this is going to hit the local services on its own is it like a regular girl in school at all usually the school. dollar lets us away by story like it was a scam she launches regular letter from the locals of. the israeli palestinians building your own as house in the settlements also refused to speak on camera when. they knew they would be considered traitors for the work they do. with. this man david was an israeli soldier stationed here in the one nine hundred sixty seven war. he decided to start acting that. he became an agricultural consultant in charge of exports in the settlements produce.

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of. a. long list of all this rain i like out on. the hairs on the water i call a theme called national thing which is run across him in the club which we don't. no there. the whole are two different on.

a palestinian hamlet isolated since two thousand and three when the israeli army sealed off the village behind earthen walls. the only way in and out was through a steel gate which the israeli soldiers opened only three times a week. the room with. them under guard. houses. and under. your mother. and i was only an immigrant. named the. radical can be.

yes now and then i. cannot. run on on trial and how much the cost area. when i. have a mission in oh my gosh what if i don't know how i don't know i don't know. the israeli military has confiscated large areas of the jordan valley to use this firing ranges and for training exercises.

despite the numerous checkpoints. and city made a point of visiting neighbors in the village of. including a man an old friend and neighbor. he had been released from an israeli prison. and then on the third. in the skeletons the minute he looked a little sad in the yannick on the. bus in the. form of them and us about them going to.

say we paid a visit to a farming tommy who lived next to a. valiant if not most of the informant i know and had a way of a. lot of men never i try and head away when most good month look at the clock not in the hall on m m m m's i think of it the whole mumu are. in muffin or the nurses that feed them and how they should have them and let me ask again by a month or five years about oh yes i'm also in mind of my view that are you should a woman enough. in twenty enough volunteer campaign worker city and. was documenting reported threats against the family by nearby armed settlers.

i had to say again remember you were interested in who exposed the new belgium article when i learned that oh well ok i don't look at the lynnette i love my yeah i like the stuff listen learn a little about the most you can really are you have to you know hungry as you will a bit and then you walk through them you was yelled shroom into the kitchen if you have a major issue in your head you sure sign a little of what i did and i was simple idea and learning a little while to know who are next minute you know going to mass i also can't let you get away with supporting any majesty as i would have gotten a yes and you more no doubt i would do without it just sort of for now you have cash and fish money from your smile and it has today and has a love affair with us a business position of anybody you have taken over for no did you. for a couple. of. it yes our feelings mean i mean

i mean what i mean to be there for her and share some stock in levinsky i would have cared only at the sophia i very you know i guess i was here from ok i'm actually i'm doing nice well the heck am i like and you know have the sun me. i have an assignment house i am sure that men are sestina f.f.f. many of. the families horse was later found it had been killed. a man said the man who took the horse was an israeli settler called draw me from the nearby settlement of mesquite.

but all his wife said her husband was busy working on a new construction nearby. so the old geezer of producers went to find it on you to ask him if he had anything to do with the death of a man's horse. but also it isn't anything like that any time. soon again isn't good enough. to hold you to think of it and if you have to have. it all meat denied any knowledge of the horse. but his friend was willing to answer questions. still. but that's left out that when they come i put on

a commercial go source. then it come out that this is a bit short i was the last that long to come even now even. well you know i mean my you. with your ship boy michoud as we're all over that very very very low lou. the holy fort there's a shoot down. the settlement workers talk of first trains by local it's radians contrast it sharply with the palestinian view of the aggressive spread of the illegal settlements and the behavior of their residents. in an instantly shifting news cycle the listening post takes polls and questions

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and when the security tried to stop it the car exploded killing three of the soldiers the deputy commissioner for security and politics was also injured and. human rights watch is calling for an end to all weapons sales to saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month on saturday the saudi. message the attack was unjustified fifty one people including forty children were killed this week the un will lead talks to try to end the conflict but the warring parties won't meet face to face. the situation in the libyan capital tripoli appears to be terrorists and his rival armed groups battle for control at least forty people have been killed in several days of fighting general is calling for an end to the violence. the u.s. is planning to cancel three hundred million dollars in military aid to pakistan saying it's failing to take action against armed groups pakistan denies giving taliban fighters safe haven yes actually

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palestinian residents of the jordan valley are mainly farmers and bedouins. most live in enclaves now hemmed in by closed israeli military. or illegal israeli settlements that were built up to the one nine hundred sixty seven war. palestinians movement is restricted and increasingly unsustainable. the number of jewish settlers and the jordan valley has nearly doubled from twenty eleven to twenty eighteen. israel has repeatedly said the jordan valley is essential to its long term security. israeli leaders often refer to you

alone a former israeli general and deputy prime minister one thousand nine hundred sixty seven outlined a plan to control all of the jordan valley. threats and dangers are part of the every day life of palestinians in the jordan valley. volunteer campaign workers sitting in for daily visited the home of her seen a boyhood stepped on a land mine in the jordan valley. and is the marrying and having a say. yes there was silence there and this is they are what perform there are only. all of probably have has time and money and has is what has. concern and home a one of only this and this and none of them and i and i have thought how it is not

. callous who ask course. such and such. and so much for the wonderful and the look at how different the. show for. this is. something this is this is. what other shows thought about a lot of issues are funded or so this is what i guess is why do i want to sit in that. last home alone why i don't want to say i don't want to listen i'm not going on what's. he going. to say was the ninth member of his family to be and mine victim his uncle died after stepping on one. and several other family members live with their injuries caused by land mines

that are piece by israelis in the one nine hundred sixty seven war. next to the family's home the israeli army had built a new training camp. you know you do not have a bit of good jewish. shave off like a little bit of it could be the. rhythm of our butts off and leave you want i'll bet a. little all that good enough misery and horn are going to forbid it and i'm going to going to shut up when i get on that incredible night when they're going to have a mortgage on that why don't you knock on that little jewish. syrian headed line and by the. look of mohammad that asked me i was paralyzed from the waist down after being shot in the back by an israeli settler.

and by. the sea. then in. a pool then. by there were just some of the. draw other years so i didn't. and then i. was about a. third of the. so i was there. but who knows what i'm good luck with the fighting. with the women you have with the north or with that would not. want to get out of our hot us sobbed on our way out of. god did you see it there on our night in their. home or follow the star when i didn't have. to but. there's

a little. early to say your idea of dad was a whole. the words i'm stuck on i can barely. i don't cover. all cool but i want to know yes i love them and i've been a movie because i was. just a little. bit the shepherds and farmers of the jordan valley mets to the t.v. then head of the palestinian water authority. comes through the city. can keep them sure. it wasn't him she. said. they don't have any i have not got enough to listen with but i said i'm going

to conflict i don't wish my school to be able to go on the office of my youth i am a youth magnet and demand. what is right in the most open mouth. and i've been in nam in fact one of the throttle to a whole set i was thinking to let some sort of bank beside me as i said to jim i said shovelling too would i like about called my mother asiana from the fact you know i don't need to go out and live it but i need your ten minutes the number you need then didn't have a hitch. here my year when i have what i feel i would have you got to know when i when i went out for one republic it is my book of the club membership fee and that i didn't feel and not much good and about good luck and well yeah i was and i would keep that in the tenets and i think mr. fear had i walk like a fish now if you i think i'm not going to put you at the at the now i get into below and what you have now into something big man and i the same way i mean you know.

nothing mocking my bob. i know what i mean when i see them in the book that will and testament who i have been moco because i know you're on the offer. because well because in the book if you have got it from ok we didn't get it done i'm not sure i think you know you would know if you listen if not you're not going to let me know why you could be another overly pleasant goodness. i don't know. if i lost my father the night let us know about whether or not i know how to come when you're not well how do you know what i do what is this to do when you're not is that's right you have to die i did and that sad much. of them thought. you knew what i did not have. been work that

way that that part of. the what i mean for those who knew you so cool maybe the thought we had the little bit that's the problem and then i felt in books but i forgot and i was in my fed but i. reckon my back in my head about going to mass will have to be some of it to fuck the mood you've been a bit sore you had the old world on crime and the one on my side about tom and he doesn't like about someone i don't know about his way well i'm sure to be him. i'm going how would the goodness of would it makes you feel. and if you and i would know it doesn't that he i was demanding that it's really him who didn't affect how it's unlikely that it might lead to my and the moment on him and jumped into the water which had me and which magenta in. the middle of the limo.

i missed michael but to go in the momentum rick i have. to be out on this has been my longest opening. motormen been in pm and on our own was covered in digital. the jordan valley has them of the most fertile land in all of the occupied territories arable farming is key to my flying for many rubles palestinian communities yet israel controls most of the water resources in the area. passes a bay dad is still mayor of the village of the beta. the villages with an area c. of the jordan valley.

credits with. maava the thirty when i was an invalid never had that i thought of that scene for me about them and he had. my of the should have done and not what i had been an animal to listen to what officer. sureness of a mr must open for so i built a submarine with them when i can honor them for the stunning stuff that's unless i'm about them some method of a star other. than a mythical blood an animal that i call a knot and i'm going to save us at the end then you come to learn and if it is without i was not in the merger what i thought a german how when you open about the neck of a bad the service of the nurse that didn't want to live if you didn't give no ammo then when that came. when i use can know when a failure and if you are not in are not in the night the nights are limited to that

i was question had you not what you had to live in a lower. that's the. sort of. award winning band. i am unsure at so can you. a month or a third of it and i. headed the jordan valley solidarity campaign a community group supporting palestinian farmers in the jordan valley against israeli land seizures. fashion he could have been and been implemented more subtle dualie minimize. them and then been the theme.

at the phenomena without them is that the most. minute nablus a lot of talk about. the need for the. war yeah. i have. had. that i learned how to give a lot of them. for the for being. i would

assume you know. there isn't any and. no one in the future and i think the. minute i do will. be. how will i want to be. rather than. a little out of the world a little gun how one. could be in san will how you one would know about. a slough i didn't mean in there but the but he did alamo had the bit in god. did seem to have

been a drug that is about as low in the middle but being slow you sort of got me on that a little bit more but there's not a lot to go oh my didn't receive a mug or mother saying that messy i'm. not a little macand i love you. yet the good the street where the mud meanness is the in. one of many but in the jersey. city today he was traveling with five bus loads of people from the jordan valley to dom on the seat of the palestinian authority to demand better than conditions including. a lot of his stuff in a. city in. the car coming up ever. wonder how i have never.

talked about. you know me i'm one assigning. were really the most highly enough level when i got up well sure we have that. the mother the house honestly up the. already. have the first how does the other left here are. i assume. the not loving them as it is the never knowing from the founder mr can you come to that to something you know which can only. come out of a. got to go up to the front of our mind open ton of stuff feel sad and caught up in a monarchy can you feel has got about been done and cement will come back end up in the lives lost in your exact dollar until is it out what i was sent to that fellow

that fed us tea and for my elicit on that's his soup can i meet didn't a lot of women will soon come what funny in a magazine yeah we should have them well it's just a little film but it was in the tub and more up to. two weeks after the demonstration and on long the israeli army turned up to demolish about suckers home. it wasn't the first time a post a car had had to watch his home and his life uprooted. let

me have the money and leave it i know him adopt a little. lost on habit or donahue's you know i didn't have much. of either though about you had a bomb attack on about two of them a second in another bomb a second that we had a gun out in public so. the mobile home. can now why they hate. within a week of the demolitions volunteers from the jordan valley solidarity group arrived

to help with soccer and his neighbors rebuild their homes. between twenty eleven and twenty eighteen four hundred fifty eight housing units were demolished in the jordan valley districts of two of us and jericho by the israeli army. during that same period three of her sons and up a sucker himself spent time in israeli prisons all but one son were held without

charge or trial the. eldest son sucker was charged with possession of a weapon and sentenced to nine months in jail. sucker has filed for a dismissal of the case. his home compound has been destroyed three times. the little fairy tale i bet god or. the granite here might want to me. that i'd like to get him again. some of it. since al jazeera first filmed the palestinian hamlet of what in twenty eleven it's been completely sealed off to its residents by the israeli army.

a bullet fee and his family have also had to leave the hamlets and move to i had to deal. a bullet through not his flock with a hammer and continues to earn a living as a shepherd. dolphin ahmad was further heads in july twenty eighth when the israeli army removed all the water pipes. a man and her family have similarly moved further away from the israeli settlement of mask yards in order to avoid confrontations with the starters. at army the settler and security chief of mask yards has been caught on camera threatening palestinians with expulsion from the jordan valley.

the entrepreneur and exports her david's still works at the israeli export company in the jordan valley. city include eighty revisited the family of land mine victim to say no cobb who's now nineteen and learned that he'd recovered from most of his wounds but has now quit school and is working illegally as a cook in israel has a hundred. s. only or also in santa ana event every last day and all this that then that's. a big advantage and i've seen yet on just my own elk at the core of. most of the seven hundred land mines in the jordan valley the dated back to the one nine hundred sixty seven war were removed by the israeli army in twenty twelve.

in iran and by a dog mohammad that asma is now thirty five and with the help of physiotherapy he has learned to use a wheelchair. all the stuff for a server goes governor ok we're sending people. only a little local forwarding. since twenty seven thousands more palestinians have been injured by gunshot wounds from the israeli army. some things have not changed the palestinians in the jordan valley still pay seven u.s. dollars per cubic meter of water and travel up to twenty seven kilometers to get to the closest water source. but since twenty eleven the number of military checkpoints in the jordan valley has doubled. the israeli policy on

settlements has also hardened in twenty eighteen it announced plans to expand fourteen of the twenty existing illegal settlements and build three new ones thereby doubling the israeli settler population. that will have. no business being held you. back in my life i love my wife maggie my meowed malcolm all they're all going well we'll still i would hold to oh yes. since al jazeera first filmed with her sitting in her daddy got married had a baby boy and moved to better the harm in the occupied west bank but was significantly arrested for threatening the safety of the state of israel and jeopardizing its economy. she spent nine months in prison including three in solitary confinement. tellingly part of the case

against her during her interrogation in prison was this program. had the form of that is the holy faith at the end of it i would have an admin with sort of side thought enough about that i was just in this room to sit in on. or love at the end but i look at it a lot of people sitting on ice and i can move off of them a little after. it's striking how sitting on a bull stockard and all the other palestinians in this film are just as determined now as they were in twenty eleven never to leave the jordan valley. the occupied west bank city of hebron is on the front line of the arab israeli conflict you don't really care after a while about palestinians you don't like it i don't like it but you just don't

care about but one man is standing up to israeli pressure to sell his house for an unimaginable figure the people in. the country i'll just zero world tells the story of the house the symbol of resistance to continuing occupation the hundred million dollar home. from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. hello good a welcome back to international weather forecasts where across south america will watch of one particularly big winter storm you can see here on the satellite image now that storm for juicing

a lot of rain as well as windy conditions that are making their way across montevideo one is out of here right on the edge of that a front pushing through a cincy and means cooler temperatures for you as well so sixteen degrees is going to be a high temperature today but notice all the rain we expect to see in the region now as we go towards monday that system begins to push into the atlantic we are going to be seeing that front pass over rio de janeiro so temperatures are going to come down for you expect to see cloudy conditions maybe some rain in your forecast and temperatures back towards the west saudi coopt just a little bit there what i want to take you up here towards parts of the caribbean we are watching one tropical wave in particular that is over here towards the turks and caicos islands down the national hurricane center is giving there's a thirty percent chance of development over the next few days but sixty percent over the next five days so for sunday it's going to be the turks and caicos. because in the bahamas seeing very heavy rain there as we go towards monday that system begins to push over the florida keys in southern florida as well so very heavy rain is expected after that it pushes into the gulf of mexico and we could

see our next tropical storm form. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. zero. zero zero zero that this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes u.s. plans to cut three hundred million dollars in military aid to pakistan citing a lack of action against armed groups. at

least three people are dead and fourteen injured after a car bomb explodes in the somali capital mogadishu. rival groups battle for control of libya's capital with civilians caught in the crossfire. and. with all of the day boarders eighteen asian game is coming to acquire or be allowed to indonesia's capital jakarta later this hour. the u.s. is planning to cancel three hundred million dollars in military aid to pakistan accusing islamabad of failing to take action against armed groups that pakistan denies allegations that it has given fighters safe haven yes actually of state might pompei was travelling to islamabad to meet the newly elected prime minister iran call on wednesday. has this update from islamabad. the move by the u.n.

report more destruction on pakistan it's not likely to go down rather specially because that is the new government in islamabad which had already said that they will have a more independent policy not dependent on the u.s. alone although the pakistanis would like to continue a good relationship with the united states it's good that it has to be based on mutual respect. have already rejected the drum dog trying on south asia and that their root of the problem the american secretary of state who will be really doing it. is likely to discuss the ongoing role of the pakistani that forbid of one it's done it's going to be broad case. and to give us army general taking over command nato forces in afghanistan general scott miller was sworn in to his new role in a handover ceremony in the cops of kabul faces criticism over its security strategy in the country as we sent attacks by the taliban have spiked the security and stability comes as people and politicians get ready for parliamentary elections

next month world recognizes that afghanistan cannot be a safe haven for terrorism the world right now as we. know this is a bit long but it has been generation. ross. we have to. understand the region we're fighting you know we're here. to export more murder tax. revenue everybody's we're. going to go to really. good to have borders. be my distinct honor to work with the afghan government not young people. says a lot to talk about on both sides of the afghan pakistani border and for more on all of this we're joined by david said me he's a former u.s. deputy assistant secretary of defense for afghanistan and pakistan is with us from washington d.c.

very good to have you with us so as well general scott mela these guys work cut out for him and he wasn't going to bring to the fight in afghanistan now he's going to bring first of all the great deal of experience in afghanistan he's been there are multiple times for several years both working in kabul and outside a couple in the provinces and in the districts the other skill he brings is he is the top u.s. special forces soldier serving right now in many ways he is coming from a command of the u.s. special. forces and he brings a real understanding of the kind of counterinsurgency warfare that is going on in afghanistan a bit and say when is it to see what needs to be changed because the u.s. strategy so fall in the policy has been to increase pressure on the taliban with as strikes and more u.s. troops to train the afghan army but a report by the pentagon in june said the little evidence of this was having any

significant impact so shipping expect the strategy to change. no i don't think we should expect the strategy to change in fact i think we should see it accelerate the additional forces that were sent into afghanistan are only now beginning to have an effect but that report you mentioned was too soon to show any effect we won't see that effect actually until this month next month to see how the taleban do but the other post strand of the administration's policy was to push the code on towards peace talks and we have seen some progress in that area over the last several months as the columbine reciprocated in a ceasefire about two months ago and the taliban have held talks with the united states in doha so there are some signs of the columbine are thinking about peace talks but equally say the taliban has launched a large scale attack on gaza is this a that's normal in any kind of warfare especially insurgent were fair if you lead up to peace talks you go on if you go on in offensive so that's i would see that is

jockeying for position to try and strengthen the taleban sort of role in any peace talks if you take place now we only have one. so far under now inspector in public actually in the way it's been leaked round of talks in doha but there are press reports that i could quote seriously the next few days the u.s. will announce a special envoy for afghanistan peace investors on the hollows of who has great experience in afghanistan and international diplomacy if that appointment take place takes place that would be a sign that the that peace talks are really in case something that we should very seriously ok let's go to pakistan was the u.s. right to cancel this three hundred million dollars of aid all say this turning to cancel this aids to the pakistani government. very much so a january of this year the u.s. administration cut off

a lot of military funding for pakistan and said it would be looking for concrete steps that pakistan would take to decrease the chance freedom of movement in pakistan and particularly to rein in the activities of the accounting network unfortunately in the nine months since then there's been absolutely no sign that the pakistanis have done anything to rein in that taliban on its soil and in fact the attack on gaza you that you mention was headquartered out of pakistan the economy network played a big role in mobilizing those forces and so i think you really see almost a direct response columbine with pakistani acquiescence and support attack in gaza city and the u.s. is upping the pressure on pakistan militarily to this a restriction but if that means that relations with pakistan get so bad that it knew that the u.s. news is all pakistan's support when it comes to afghanistan kind of impact is that going to have well that's the that's a very big question will the u.s.

pressure result in pakistan pulling back on will the u.s. pressure resulting in pakistan changing its course but in addition to the trip you mentioned earlier the secretary pompeo in the defense secretary mattis will be in delhi this week for very high level talks with their indian counterparts this growing closeness between india and the united states puts additional pressure on pakistan pakistan has some friends china and a few others but no one is as important pakistan as nice they can as the united states and india so i see a correlation of forces putting pressure on pakistan it's going to be a real challenge to the new government and the best way for the pick really government vehicle this pressure is to help push the taliban to these peace talks that has had me very interesting indeed to speak to that in washington d.c. thanks very much for joining us thank you. the armed group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for a car bombing and somalia that targeted a local government headquarters in the capital mogadishu there are reports children

and neighboring school were killed in the blast walls police say three security personnel are among the dead. to do with. as you can see the explosion caused a lot of destruction there are mosques and islamic schools next to the district compound. the attacker tried to enter the compound with an explosive laden car and when the security tried to stop it the car exploded killing three of the soldiers the deputy commissioner for security and politics was also injured in the attack. there are a correspondent i mean or gave us this update just a short time ago. a car bomb was used to target the district office of public dug south of the capital large parts of the building were totally destroyed along with other neighboring ones according to eyewitnesses some people were killed and others injured. has claimed responsibility for the attack recently many

warnings have been expressed about potential car bombs within mogadishu these warnings were circulated by the public through text messages. human rights watch is calling for an end to all weapons sales to saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month on saturday the saudi amorality coalition a message the attack was unjustified fifty one people including forty children were killed this week the un will lead talks to try to end the conflict but the warring parties won't meet face to face. on the release of this report keeps up the pressure on saudi arabia even after its own investigation found that mistakes were made. exactly human rights watch clearly the very strongly worded a document that came out in the last few hours condemning what thirty arabia did in northeast yemen at the beginning of august in clearly doing so not knowing that the saudis themselves their own statement on the incident late on saturday they were

saying that the deaths of forty schoolchildren and eleven adults just adds to the gruesome record of killing civilians that saudi arabia has joining the conflict in yemen they said as well that this spoken to a number of survivors eyewitnesses to people who were on the ground at the time of the attack you remember that this study arabian coalition said that the reason they hit the area was because they believed it was a legitimate military target because who is the leaders were in the area at the time what human rights watch is saying is that even if that was the case they must have realized that given that there was a market houses and a school bus nearby there were simply too many civilians in the area to go ahead with the operation now as we know saudi arabia carries out its own investigation into the attack and said it had made mistakes one of the things they said was that the it had dented fights with the leaders in the area but that attack shouldn't

have gone ahead because because no direct threat to the alliance forces at that point they didn't apologize for killing so many children but they said that lessons had to be learned and people who were responsible had to be punished and human rights watch is also saying that those who supplied the weapons could well be complicit in war crimes and this is aimed specifically on the saudi side as the united states the united kingdom and france as we know at the united states have been providing a great deal of weapons and support to the saudi led coalition what the department of defense in washington has said is that it welcomes the saudi report which identified the errors that had been made the mistakes that had been made and it was working with its coalition partners to try and reduce the numbers of civilian.