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i israel's military operation in may 2021 against the gaza strip. bombed and destroyed a number of tower blocks. these were high rise building with both residential and commercial use. these radio authorities claimed the buildings were being used for military purposes by hamas, the palestinian brit. which governors gaza ah, a minimal, but it ought to look on the foss. hope of the migration it's law alien know how they'll applies to the valley. how. what yet that the stiff stomach us getty and dumb up a hoss law, what men will,

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on the a is really forces reach the conclusion that there are hamas military offices in an apartment building in a tower. and they are located in one or 2 floors and they can target those floors only than of course if they target the whole building that would be on proportional mileage anal at the common adams. i had a little a slide here and some of my heavy la death ladies, that i saw a little mute which address in lafayette that michelle bell. i'm not alone. virgil, i have alberto and the last. well, 9 mostly is that the fact that my daughter lumpkin because near cumberland mac, now home, i am in a slightly and understand if i could approach a little that of a condition can lend me a computer in her is to death, a deaf asking him either way in the mikaela or if pull up anything with that if you

need. i mean, these are, most of them aren't. but with that, a little bit more of an official, a contact with hustling about that i can look at a little, why fi and with fees, a po fee i believe has a most the day will be to be send me a bottle out of the hot on the installation to what i mentioned that up syllabus got a hold of them a little a bit with it, but i think it was one of my pending order will hospitalization, you know, locked out in the v if you're the kid the whole, the whole i live a thought it was done, why do i live in a female? have been, you know, are the most amount of money. yeah. okay. how kind of

a thought was a facial cuz that overlooked that was very feet with if they knew that the a strategic military route, militarily relevant equipment was in the building that they must have known. where in the building it was, i mean it would be hard to have that one type of knowledge without the other type of knowledge. and i think that a more reasonable interpretation is that this military operation was directed not only at hamas, but at the overall population. of garza, they had a hybrid motivation of both deterring and destroying

what they could of her master's capabilities. but also warning the people that if they tolerate the leadership of hamas, they must expect to suffer consequences. at the same time, i lived there for a number of years and it, there is nowhere safe in garza, they're using the lar weaponry as a spectacle to create an image that it goes on television. and that's what it's for . it's so that everybody in garza gasps and says, oh my god, that is the point of that. that is the military objective is to scar civilians. it's to terrorize civilians. it's to create a punitive cost, a penalty for resisting for not just staying in your ghetto, on starvation level, a israeli allowances through the checkpoints,

and to not say anything about it. and as soon as you fight back and they want to make the cost as heavy as possible, while israel and he's really, ah, ah lawyers, i have been referring to the hamas offices as a justification for the attack. other israeli spokespeople have said different things. they have talked about the um, the damage to the towers as an advantage in, ah, convincing the palestinian population that to the way hamas conducted to affairs. i will bring about economic collapse that to the collapse of the buildings. ah, is an intimidating and you know, it's a show of force. now these kind of statements, ah,

give rise to even deeper suspicions that it's not just a disproportional attack. but it actually, the target of the attack was not a legitimate target. the aim of the attack was not legitimate because intimidating . the civil society, the population is not a legitimate aim in the laws of warfare. i like that with because will amend me task shall give the firm cool, but not will be mr. martin. los him out of town and they get, dan baker is or the had my thought lead the here gila been there to communicate. ne, a mac and i'm in florida in, in oakland. i'm i'm in zip done in the heidelberg. my been up so i had a she and that are promised murphy. i hope by the egg who knocked hold on them. you must do ha! a mere miracle small. is that any in the half

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was over a butcher. some of the little let us had to call the houses. we're here at the 11, isn't it? not off with 9000000 in nor excellent look at my less likely to live a more than philosophical i'm on so on selling them a lot and feed us that lay out if a nicely a 2nd and cool elizabeth eva. so most about her, what am i can you can for doing? i know, but a lot most of the call p has as well he, i saw he there's a lot of talk in the israeli media about as if hamas is separate from the palestinian people as if they wouldn't be protecting their own families. they won't put a military installation in the same building as their families because that's not logical to, to do as a family member. so we have to think of these things in human terms. the israelis managed to de humanize the conflict, but nobody in hamas is setting up

a dangerous application. next to a civilian environment. ah, a in in the home of understood, in 2014, in the protect the vote operation. that when they use a dense area, when they hide behind the civilians, they will be protected. and there and there will be immunity, imp immune. yet there will be immune behind these people and i can tell you that in the case of for july, i believe they abused the actually abused their jazzy luck in other

media because they knew that we will not hit these b. like if we lot bumped is building after al july tower was demolished, the president and c e o of the associated press news agency spoke to the media. we are shocked and horrified that the israeli military would target and destroy the building housing, a piece, bureau, and other news organizations in garza. they've long known the location of our bureau and new journalists were there. ah, as we press were approved of the allegations that a mass was inside that same building as the apn out of the or a bureaus. let me bring in the ac is top editor sally busby. were you ever informed before yesterday that i'm off? might be operating there in the building. now we've heard the israeli say they have evidence. we don't know what that evidence is. we think it is appropriate at this point for there to be an independent look at what happened yesterday. an

independent investigation into what happened yesterday. let alone with the head of kristen, smoke guzman, unless dilemma department of so could have done safety just for the shock. and dodie that he thought, holla and had an amusement the copy composer had to he that he mathias. i mean my definitely a little i'm sure it for latin alan had the he autonomy, math will measures and the heavy and baltic awesome enough under the along with the head and i'm a lot the couple. oh my mouth the fit. amen. oh, my mouth of the stuff in my basket. and i think the army should present its case and evidence to the public in general. it's an conceivable that a residential civilian power is being pen caked and the army that does it does not explain what was there that justified such a horrendous ah brutal attack. the people that need to have

that is prove people that i have the press, the proven to have the all of the details that the, the, they should have about to about the cameras and we have it. but not every time we can at expose the details to all of the world because some of the, some of evidence are based on intelligent units. so we got exposed everything, but we do expose it to united states as an example. and 2 people that mirrored for and to and we want them to know and to see that there is a terror, ah, infrastructure in this building gather, had a bombing over the weekend that housed a u. s. media organization. do you feel that that was justified? have you received a briefing on that? do you want to get a briefing on out of this? when to me, looks like a major mistake by the israelis i and i welcome contrary information,

but this is part of the reason why we need to get a cease fire very soon. israel is not going to provide some sort of proper evidence that these towers reuse harm for military purposes. the buildings themselves are commercial buildings. the al july building is a mil is a media building that has media offices, functioning all the time. people coming in and out all the time, more so than any building in the entire gaza strip. other than maybe a hospital people are going in and out of that building all the time. the idea that you have a secret facility in that building, and it just doesn't hold to me, ah, so called da here doctrine, which was developed in the war against a lebanon in i think, 2006. the here doctrine was explained by the i d, f commander in chief at the time as deliberately inflicting disproportionate

damage on the civilian population. as a way of discouraging, as boa provocations. and in my view, and in the view of the goal, stone, a commission that investigated the 200820098 military operation. in garza, the does he, a doctrine has been consistently practiced by israel. in other words, it has made it part of its policy to engage in disproportionate i responses to what it believes to be provocation. i do think that israel's attacks against residential buildings against media targets against health care facilities and the gaza strip, did help to shift you as a public opinion against israel. because it was

a very dramatic and very visible on affirmation of war crimes. the israel was committing that was played out in real time over social media over the news outlet . i, i never heard the united states criticize about a job building. i've what i know is unit the user out there gave them the information that they're required about the hamas structures that they have on the building. and from what i know, they get, they get it, but i don't need, i don't need that to her about this news. i know. i know because i know mine or the i d f and i was serving in the idea if we will never hit any target or any infrastructure that we, we don't know for sure that there it's used by the hamas, or by any to your organization or solidarity to push for an end to the violence avenue to 900 march through downtown chicago as the bloody conflict in the middle

east. chicago coalition for justice in palestine rally or has been exposed. it's been supposed down challenge and i brought thousands of people out in support in dallas. i think that it's largely the result of grassroots pressure and the pressure from members of congress that resulted in a change in the by an administration. i think especially important was the statement that senator bob menendez was the chair of the senate foreign relations committee put out after israel, flattened that residential building in gaza that housed all the media offices and said that israel needed to be held accountable for what it did and that was very significant because sen melendez has been a champion of israel for many, many decades in his congressional career. so the fact that you had someone so

prominent in such a high position in congress who is so pro israel say these things. i think that that definitely had a big consideration in terms of changing the domestic dynamics of the politics around is using hits right herself to the international human rights. organizations have also criticized the actions of both the israeli army and hamas since the violence human rights watch said quote, rocket and mortar attacks during the may 2021. fighting in the gaza strip, which killed and injured civilians in israel and gaza, violated the laws of war and amount to war crimes. in a separate report, human rights watch stated. it found no evidence that members of palestinian groups involved in the military operations had a current old, long term presence in any of the towers. at the time they were attacked

both of these were on the took a number of precautions such as advanced warning tax. in some cases is slight, and such densely populated areas resulted in a high level of cbm fatalities at injuries as well as the widespread destruction of so being an infrastructure such strikes. re serious concerns of israel's compliance with the principal side isn't distinction and proportionality under international a nation dialogue is found to be in this community. disproportionate impact on civilians here asked to be an object such a factor make constituting war crimes. slightly to the exec data, while mobile about tele, kia, thoughtful, booked our, my a for sale, a stacking to july when we're talking about the proposal. so you're not locked down

mallerson people or my me chuckle. archival who joined a slightly al finra bottle. i spoke with our my call and heard and had a couple concern fee. a lot of it was 20. yeah. wow. you bought bluff up with our molars. sagal had a total clean son, a se, there's just for the united nation stop. human rights official has condemned israel's expulsion of the u. n. z. a special reporter from the country, calling it unprecedented and deeply regrettable. on monday is really authorities detained richard folk and held him for 20 hours before putting him back on a plane to geneva. fall with israel has understood that it's legal arguments are not persuasive. so they've tended to attack the, the person or the institution prince and say, called the i c. c decision, pure anti semitism. or, you know, rather than saying it was wrong for legal grad,

they didn't bother with the argument. and the same thing in my experience sake, they want to wound the messenger rather than deal with the message. because their arguments are too weak now. and that's why i've been saying that the palestinians are winning the legitimacy war their, their grievances are gaining more public support and understanding. ah then israel's proper propaganda, even though it's heavily subsidized and all kinds of ideological or support, it's losing ground anal a pain in a lot or thought aaliyah deleon himself with a martin of hobb had the hill applies will have in my 2nd eligibility at the called the amount you had only a membership fee in we'll say at him it an audit elected albert capital. i'm

either lemon for general maxima of a year. that owner of the, of, of, you know, that the, the quill is that a lot i love the n e. she, why the, to there was a thought you'd over the door thought you mock up on that if other yet, and i feel, no, he did, i feel elia will guy liver, li of a celestial about that. are you discuss of a hyphen al jazeera, condemned in the strongest tones, the bombing and destruction of its office is by the israeli military in gaza. it said it viewed this as a clear act to stop journalists from reporting events on the ground. ah, efforts to rebuild garza following the may 2021 attacks a slow 2 months after the bombings the world bank, the e. u and the un concluded

a rapid damage and needs assessment report forgotten. the estimate of the recovery cost to be up to $485000000.00 us dollars over the next 2 years. the human cost was the death of at least $253.00 pounds still eons. including 65 children killed in the israeli bombardment. on these railey side, 12 people, including 2 children, were killed by hamas rocket fire. despite the bombing of their offices, al jazeera, associated press, and other media organizations continue to report on events in gaza. al jazeera world speak, said she dizzy and family, facing agonizing choices and an uncertain future and that type of and i want

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