that we have, it's a, it's a talented discovery for the youngest, you know, sort of the children that there could be a future of that. a national glare because they will score. and if they go to high points, we will figure out the statistic handed to the figuration or correct aspire academy . so they can build up a future champion of the future national team. this museum not just showcasing those who have already made sports history, but taking steps to uncover future stars. t johnny has raska al jazeera. oh ha. ah. so this is our desert. these are the top stories and a russian sees far to allow civilians out of mary paul is due to come into effect around a $160000.00 people remain trapped in the port city that been under siege for weeks . the cranes, deputy prime minister says a convoy of buses is trying to reach trap civilians. keep as accused moscow of not

respecting, previous sees, far commitments. bombardments have intensified around ukraine's capital and northern cities. churney despite russian promises to scale down operations. the a residential areas in sibley and infrastructure has been hit around keeps suburbs . american has latest, not from what the ukrainians are saying is that they simply mistrust the russians to be able to withdraw or in the deal that they've made in turkey or to the letter of that deal. or what they saying is actually yes, we are seeing some evidence of withdrawal is to take an example now of the north of cuba. broadway which is actually in the south has come under intense attack again. ah, but in the north what we're hearing is that are within at a pin, which is one of the towns that come under intense shelling as they're leaving airplane. russian soldiers are actually looting parts of the area that's also happening in another town called boucher as well to his. his president has

dissolved parliament after what he says was an attempted political coup. politicians had been holding an online meeting 8 months after president chi site and suspend department. shortly after the meeting began, the impedes voted against so called exceptional measures, which the president used to used to give himself sweeping past last july. the palestinian hells ministry says israeli forces have killed at least 2 palestinians . one age 17. the other age 25 had happened during a raid in the occupied west bank but followed attacks in israel. separate incident . a palestinian man has been shot dead by a civilian on a bus. after injuring and his railey man with a knife. earlier this week, 5 people were killed when a gunman on a motorbike opened fire in these railey ton made barrack. alright. yep. state headlines here are not 0. got more news coming up right after inside story. i've now the biggest schools event on the planet is coming to the middle east. phillip

1st signed, trying to find out who your scene will be playing. will be live from dough home and across the globe. the special coverage of the fee for weld cup dro. join us on april the 1st on al jazeera ah, what's behind the surge in palestinian attacks on israelis. 3 incidents in a week kill at least 11 people. could the upcoming holidays for christians, jews, and muslims lead to more shootings and stabbings. this is inside story. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammer, jim's room. more israeli soldiers are being sent to the occupied west bank in response to what the prime minister calls a wave of terrorism. a gun man shot dead 5 people in an ultra orthodox jewish town

on tuesday. 6 others were killed in 2 earlier attacks and tel aviv and beersheba israeli security forces say iso inspired the attackers. palestinian president mahmoud abbas warned of repeat incidents as muslims, jews, and christians prepare formal dawn pass over and easter harry faucet has more from west jerusalem on the celtic aftermath of a major attack. deep inside israel, the 3rd in just a week. this was been a brock, a densely populated, ultra orthodox town east of tel aviv mobile phone footage. should what had happened minutes earlier, an attacker on the street to her victims already slept nearby, brandishing a long barrel. a cyclist narrowly escapes with his life before the gunman confronts a driver, yelling at him to stop up and shooting him at close range. i got the most. i saw a very difficult situation, a police motorbike that hit a wall and a policeman next to it who were shot. you look,

dec. i took over the situation. i checked for gunshot wounds. he been injured. is ready, please say, i mean curry, the injured officer who later died was the one who shot the attack. a dead he's been named is the how much shame him the janine in the occupied west bank reported to have been working illegally at a construction site in the area of the attack. israel's prime minister natalie bennett, convened an emergency security meeting, then worn of a new wave of terror. they've got the order that this is a great and complex challenge for the army, the security agency, and the police that requires the security establishment to be creative. and for us to adapt ourselves to the new threat, read the tell tale signs of loan individual disease, sometimes without organizational affiliation, and to be in control on the ground. last tuesday in the southern city of shaver, a resident of a nearby bed in town killed 4 people in a car ramming and stabbing attack before himself being shot dead. and his really quoted previously convicted him on charges of supporting iso on sunday to

palestinian israelis opened fire on the street in how dare not have television killing 2 security forces members, before they 2 were shot dead. again, israeli authorities pointed to iso ideology. that attack was followed by arrests in their home town, part of a heightened response, including more use of detention without charge surveillance and police and military reinforcements. the theory is that this chain of attacks could inspire get more in an already combustible period from gaza. hamas and palestinian islamic jihad have hail this latest shooting as they had the previous attacks in recent days. the palestinian president bus condemned the killing of civilians and warned the risks of a further deterioration. instability, those fears, certainly shared by israeli government. now dealing with the deadliest week of attacks on its citizens in many years hurry for. so i'll just euro wester isn't. the shooter came from the town of bad in the occupied west bank that abraham sent us. this update was the palestinian president has condemned the

killing of civilians. people have been speaking to here in the r baskim say that the situation has already been deteriorating because the president has been saying that the spinning of civilians is going to be leading to with a deterioration. people talk about expansion of settlements, sefner attacks and even almost nightly rates by these really are we were hitting no for people behind us. that is really our was it back to? yeah. i bad, they've been here overnight in the morning and again now, all in all, we have our sources saying that the israeli army at us, the 26th palestinians, including the brother of the yacht, match. we've spoken to his family and they say they had no idea that he was plotting anything. he was having lunch with them and that he left and did the

learnt of what happened in the news. ah. all right, let's bring our guess and tel aviv yoshi, michael berg, sooner consulting research fellow at the chatham house think tank in dublin. yes. at alaska? assistant professor at trinity college, dublin and in london, daniel levy, president of the us middle east project and former israeli negotiator, a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on it's i story, daniel, let me start with you today from your perspective, why are these attacks happening now? la monica, when, when one has individual attacks and those should be condemned. and an i do could demos it's, it's sometimes tricky to draw a direct causal line in terms of the act of the individual. however, there is almost an inevitability that if one keeps conditions for the palestinians in which there is permanent dispossession,

occupation in which there is a permanent reality for palestinians where they don't have basic rights and freedoms. you are going both at the popular level at the collective level tab efforts to turn against that. and you're going to have at the individual level a depth of frustration, desperation and despair which will occasionally lend itself to such actions. and that is the conducive environment. which exists and we see these things happen periodically. so if the reaction is just to talk about terrorism and secure ties, steps that need to be taken. and if there is no mention, and there hasn't been thus far on the official israeli side, and unfortunately that's one would expect no recognition of the root cause is of the broader circumstances, conditions, realities of palestinian existence under israeli road across the entirety of the

area where israel rules, then you simply set yourself up for repeat of this. there are other elements to this. we're coming into a holiday season for the 3 monotheistic face, with very close to the star of ramadan. there has been an uptick in frustrations. sometimes if there's an expectation that the situation might improve and it doesn't, that can lead to an added layer of frustration. and i think one shouldn't ignore. and again, i'm not drawing a direct causal line, but one shouldn't ignore the extent of provocation against palestinians being undertaken by the region. recently we just had secretary of state lincoln in a summit in the the, the negative knock up with certain representatives of arab states who were basically saying, we don't want to address the palestinian question. we're not interested in you. some of them may have given some rhetoric about this. when you see this, u. e is ray,

american lead abraham accords continued unquestioningly. since its inception, under trump, i think there's an added poking people in the i and this was a mistake. yes. and let me ask you a similar question from your vantage point. what is it that's triggering these attacks? well, i think we need to put it in the context long term. and just this the, in the context of occupation in the context of oppression that they have been you know, have been experienced in 1948 and before. but it's been, you know, have a lot there. the lock desk to say that there's funding from occupation god are located located in the west bank and also on that occupation they're suffering from. busy checkpoints from the wall,

but it's been, you know, the majority of them as well. and they're being kids are their home. they're being forced are their homes, but it's been in the history of as well in the nation to them. and this is the context. this is the been an experience that we have to recognize. it's an expedient story, this nation authority of experience and also authority, occupation. and one has to recognize that i mean, unfortunately the international community speak about the kind of violent actions on the ground and environment does not accept the course, but we need to talk about the context of the mind. they, you know, they would issue have led to the action and the group issues are still there. they haven't been addressed for before. and

that's includes thing, you know, right. and that includes also an independent, an acute thing as security. but the thing i think is as well important and it needs to be organizations, organization in the recent weeks, including here national, the human rights watch, the human rights organizations will come out that kind of thing. you simply living on the archive in the october territory. so this is reach the content that we need to understand when we talk about the kinds of things you'll see. let me shift to something that daniel mentioned a couple of moments ago. the fact that these attacks are happening the same week of this summit that was held in israel with the 4 of arab nations with egypt by the

morocco, the u. s. e, along with the u. s. how significant is this timing? yeah, i would like to join what you said elliot, and i think we should condemn at the killing indiscriminately killing of civilians and other on the other side, indifferently. what happened here over the last 7 days? i'm not so sure. i've seen you make some, some assumptions that there is a sort of flow of communication in which is the direct connection between. so this is the summit and, and, and, and there are. so i think it's actually what was mentioned back by the 2 other speakers is the big picture. it might be a direct connection. it might be, it might be a coincidence. but the reality is, is the conditions on the ground there what causes of the conflict?

and i say since yes, there is an element of, again we as much as we saw hold of any support of the army corps, the surgery. we like to see countries getting only one another, but we like also to see our warming codes facilitates full negotiation, the palestinians. we would like to see if the sports is that can be good. instead of looking for a walk else, phone or external one from the outside of the region. next to see that there's something like the wanted to placing the negative this week won't be only pay lip service to understand this or the conditions. but it seems live on vacation or that located in garza, but they actually set up plan with a clear time line in order to lose all at once and for this country that we don't see. and i think whether it's directly connected to what happened this week and today to show them and share some it last week or not, i think this will remain to be seen. but what we seen really is to look what are

the condition to the folk extremism of equalization violence and to post daniel, how are the attacks that have taken place this past week, different from attacks in the past, and what kind of a test is this going to be domestically for prime minister, enough tale been 1st of all, we don't know this cause subside. there is a sense especially because of the timing because this is so close to religious holidays or so something we haven't talked about but a jerusalem itself and the arrangements around jerusalem as a source of tension where almost a year since, what palestinians are often referred to as the unity intifada since an outbreak, an escalation started in jerusalem. so israel would be very well advised, not to impose a heavy not to have a heavy footprint in it,

some security and policing arrangements in jerusalem over the next period. and of course, we've also seen a chef, iraq evictions of palestinian families in that sensitive spot in jerusalem. so we don't know yet how different this is. one thing we have seen is that the 1st 2 attacks were claimed by dash a involved a palestinian citizens of israel. yasser referred to the conditions of structural discrimination in the quality inn which, you know, citizens lip, it's a, it's, it's a strange time, almost for that community when you have a party in the government representing that community. a lot of resentment also towards that. so we don't know how different is going to be what we do know how it is after a long period of rule under nothing. yahoo,

this is the 1st time we're seeing this kind of hybrid bennett coalition dealing with, with this. and i think there is a genuine concern that if bennett were to pursue the extreme rhetoric, the t voiced in the past as his actual policy response, then he's like, match, then things will get even, ah, more deeply into a spiral would be the expectation. so i think you got, you've got a spectrum, right. you could have a very um, ill advised, very securitized israeli response. you could have business as usual, which is also pre that. or you could have something which by fear is not even on the agenda, which is to say, yeah, we've got to get to terms with the immediacy of immediacy of this. but maybe this is the moment to address the deeper political grievance. but if we don't address that, there's the inevitability of more with that is not

a narrative one's hearing. so i think this will be a test to bennett. and of course, what you will have is a, a very agitating, ah, right wing opposition outside of the government that will be bang for blood to, to, to use that term. yes, it is a prime minister. bennett said that we will fight terror with perseverance stubbornness and an iron fist. so my 1st question to you is, what kind of a response you expect will be seen from israel? my 2nd question to you is, are you also concerned that there will be more attacks that the attacks that have happened as far will inspire more attacks, especially at such a fraud time when i turn is right, it is bob crying over at bonham. we are seen over the years past that had always been about losing power against the thing, you know,

so when all of these bring their bombs on the phone for me, those are the machine into a problem and more problems on the ground. because let's, let's not forget the military response is also part of the occupation is the, bring the military in the territory on a daily basis. and it's going in the military in gauge, in the military. i've been invited and you know, so i think we need to put the content not for this environment by the number of course on our side, and over and over as well. but really don't understand that long, but it's been an experience of living out that our commission, basically what they've been facing is a systematic, are type,

a systematic patient that have all this system has always been presented to the front of the city and not the political as your speaker referred to, but our administrative fall response for me is about a we think in junk placed on the ground. it's about also keeping the tension on the ground. what we need is all the political, the better solution that would be. busy issues and those issues and you know, security or, and then also kind of thing, you know, right? we have to remind you and also in your to bring the prime minister on record saying he is a boot, but it's been, you're right. he's again, you're right. he's again, but it's thing. and so i'm not expecting

a politic ball if you like the wrong expecting our reading right way and there's ball and that's not going to help. that is going to increase the tension on the job on the ground. and it sort of, as i said, that is ready to have a ride in the problem hasn't done my way. so that means we need to try something more job. we need to select something more comprehensive, something that will address the problem. in my view with. the problem is that the book political solution will start to live. right. security poll you'll see is the fact that the religious holidays of ramadan, passover and eastern, the fact that they're going to be converging this year. is that something that's also leading to an escalation of tensions? probably, and no expectation or some increase in violence. i don't think at this level in the

sense i think the security services here were surprised. but interestingly enough, this. ready incident if some commonality, the social figure are quite different. the 1st thing to this and the issue was actually carried out by the way. the 2nd one is actually from the nose moment, which is a strong code of the islamist movement. and the 3rd one is actually from a quality in some, in the occupied territories from j jeanine's job. so i think we're trying to connect all to see your face. and no doubt, you know that the conditions on the ground and then the local folk into, i think it was mention piece will mission by the other speakers play up. but i think we still need to develop no doubt to use that for those of us or do they out with these conflicts? we are not surprised. no, because we would like to see finance is because we keep wounding that. we filed

a complaint, the solution for these early police in conflict, valence is almost inevitable. and the inability of the leadership to do anything about abuse and then blame everyone when it does happen is it is the will to follow . it is enough to, to visit the west bank and to see the complete opposite the a on the other side of the green line. when it comes to that i can understand something that is it, and i not to design. and then the international community is completely disinterested and this sadly, those are giving minders. now it's so easily is going to act. sadly, i think it is kind of situation that would be all of the reaction. you want to expect that these are the security so fosters especially the sensitive time of the holidays. not to respond to this because as i see myself in right now in kind of, if you don't know whether god will be the next day or so,

you will see the presence of security forces in this place. but the question if there is an ability to move away just for security, suppose from using more force and then there will be more or less in victims as a result of it. and probably on the other side to more to do something. as the said, reality for just may end is on both sides are very weak administration, very weak governments and we'd go home and tend to overreact instead of actually being dyslexia, daniel looked like he wanted to jump in. i'm going to let you do that, but, but i also want to ask you what i seem to be hearing in one form or another from, from you, from your c. and from yes it is that really things are going to change unless there's a real look at the root causes of what's going on and an attempt at a comprehensive solution. so let me ask you, is there any hope right now that that is something that can actually be achieved? well i, i, i am fortunately can, can give you

a relatively categorical and clear response on, on that last point which is not we're not in the solution zone. there is no willingness on these really side 2 and the occupation to end what human rights organizations are designated as a reality of apartheid in the system which, which prevails and you have. and this is, this is also a significant problem. you have a palestinian authority that has distance itself so much from its people that has not allowed itself to be held accountable by its people in elections, et cetera. and that is very widely viewed as a sub contractor for these radio authorities and is therefore not in a position to rally it a limb in one direction or another. but why i wanted to, to, to intervene specifically is, is that if there is this overreaction,

if we now do get into a cycle, what, what we've seen in these 3 attacks, indiscriminate all civilians, categorically, unacceptable. but once you get into a broader escalation, then one has to be reminded of the fact that palestinians have a legitimate right and even responsibility to resist this military occupation. and i say that in the context of the daily commentary and pictures that we see coming out of ukraine, and suddenly when people are stockpiling molotov cocktails, they are being loaded as heroic courageous patriots. if you do that while palestinian, you are almost always declared a terrorist. all right, well we have run out of time. we're going to have to leave the conversation there. thank you so much. all of our guess you'll see michael bird. yes. rush for it. and then a levy and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting

our website al jazeera dot com. and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at ha, inside story for me, members of june and the whole team here in doha bye for now. long full pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences . a new documentary asks why that we've learned any lessons from the h. i. v. epidemic in the fight against coven 19. how we ignored the global sub, to put profits before people, due to water, cost. time of panics. coming soon or not. ah,

europe's grand capitals are littered with monuments loading their imperial pas and their museums filled with artifacts, spoils of war and occupation uprooted from their places of origin. people in power explores the heated debate around right from ownership, admits activists taking matters into their own. i out of africa on a jesse, you know, from the world's most populated region in den and untold stories across asia and the pacific. to discover the current events with diverse coaches and conflicting politics. one 0, one east. on al jazeera, the lord of the stories that we cover, a heidi complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we

can do as many people as possible, no matter how much they know about a given chrisy saw issue of bugs upside in this area. the smell of debt is overpowering as al jazeera correspondence. that's what we strive to do. ah, the russians cease fire to allow the evacuation of civilians from the to see city of mariposa is due to come into effect. more russians showing iran, kiff and cheney of 2 days after moscow announced its reducing military operations. ah ha, clock this is out.