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at least 10 palestinians are killed and 100 injured in a ride by israeli troops in the occupied west bank. ah, until mccrae, this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up a show of solidarity in vol saw as president biden meets eastern european night, her leaders. oh, really and try and moscow as president person says russia is fighting for its historic lands and ukraine. and forced to dig with it, be a hans through what's left of their homes. we meet syrians still in need of 8. ah.

we begin with violence in the occupied whist. bank. israeli forces have shot and killed at least 10 palestinians and a ride in the city of nablus. more than 100 palestinians have been injured. nearly a 1000 have been detained and $61.00 killed since the start of the year. nita abraham has this update from the house that was rated by israeli forces before these really forces came in. a witness told us that one of the soldiers was wearing palestinian clothes as if he was a bedouin waiting ahead car, a fur coat. and she saw him hiding. so this is a tactic that these ready forces use whereby they use these special forces waiting to spinning flu look like the palestinians and enter the city is really forces admitted that it's killed 3 palestinians if they call them

suspects. they say they're accused of committing shootings against israeli soldiers and is really target. but we're talking about 10. tell us where you can hear the gunshot of palestinians, agen palestinians who are naming the loved ones to rest. they say that this rule doesn't even respect those who are going about their daily lives. people who are telling us that one of those who had killed a 72 year old was going to buy bread from the market. there it happened. i said am, which is unusual for his way of a trade that usually happened the early hours of the morning. so it's a tense situation here. people are mourning the death. they say that israel can do and get away with what it's getting away with because of the unit you in secretary general, antonio good parish address, the escalation at

a security council meeting in new york saying the situation in the occupied with bank is as it's most combustible and years deadly cycles of violence keep exhilarating tensions of sky high. and the peace process remains stalled. situations rules alone. goods is becoming more for gyle meets publications, and that's a violence. either there all the sites. it's read the stability across the region and beyond. the position of the united nations is clear, the status of jerusalem cannot be altered by unilateral actions. we're going to go live now to sierra hot up and with jerusalem and thought, what is israel you found? right government saying about all of this while they released a statement a while ago saying they had gone to now bless, looking for 3 wanted on the palestinian young men in the 20s. and they even said

that one of them is considered one of the leaders for the group, the line them in novice and pipe western. some they said when they got that they the they off the attack to surrender, which they didn't. and they fired back. and that's why all 3 were killed. of course, no mention of the person that was above the age of 60 or what any of the civilians, including a teenager, we have put that question to them, but we still haven't heard back. now we've also heard from hama switched up, and the gaza strip that says it's running out of patience. and it says that it's watching and monitoring the situation very carefully and it's on group of some the grades said that they will retaliate that they're watching israel again. very closely, in fact, they also said the israel will pay a heavy price. so guessing a loss of reaction also on the grounds where people are already calling for a strike that will be happening or the later today or tomorrow across or tried west

bank. and in other pockets as well. okay, so can you just give us a bit of context about what led up to this rise? well the news is grady guzman has been carrying out daily raids nightly rates. ones that don't, this one was different in the the timing was at 10 am when it was very busy, but they've also been carrying out plenty of demolition. which is something is really government does do. this is not exceptional, but the differences this time is that it seems to be a lot more collective punishment that when they come in and attack, for example, they'll demolish their homes. it's also the families, anyone living in that building. whether you are a neighbor, you might happen to be renting an apartment in that same building. a lot of them tend to go on the lock sound where they get arrested. and then also that have to stay at home and not allowed to leave their house. we've seen children separated from their parents even in one of the areas within occupied east jerusalem,

where i'll come a young palestinian carries out in the talk outside of the synagogue a few weeks ago, killing 7 people. so there has been several palestinian types. all israelis where we've seen several death also outside a bus stop just over a week ago. but the new government says it's determined to fast track those measures in response to those attacks and, but just last week, they also legalize the outpost in occupied territories. 9 of them and they're saying that that is in retaliation to these type. but even though they say it's an entirely ation to the type, this is part of it's a new way of moving forward is it was part of an agreement made between prime minister benjamin netanyahu to come back into power with a coalition of ultra nationalist right wing policies within israel. ok, thank you for that. so that is sarah hot up for us and whist,

jerusalem. ah, russian president vladimir person has addressed a crowd at a concert in moscow. head of the defender of the fatherland day. he said the whole country was behind the military campaign in you cried she warrior bumpers battalion today we are gathered here to celebrate defender of the fatherland day. but i know that as we speak here, there is a battle going on on our historic borders for our people. these are brave heroes. we are proud of them. none, and let us give them 3 cheers. they ha, ah! when you think the whole country supports them, making the whole country defenders of the fatherland earlier on, wednesday potent held

a meeting with china's top the diplomat wang ye. beijing says it stance on russia's invasion, is neutral, but it's become a major trading partner. since russia was hit by western sanctions, a summer been java has more from moscow. it is a chance for prudent to bring his people out for people to show their support and for him to stand amongst the crowd and tell them that he is among them. they are united there together, and they are going to continue their fight. so this has been the theme in the last 24 hours. we've heard. this is the 2nd time you've heard from the president. they're talking to the people of russia, telling them that russia stands united, russia, stan steadfast or the western alliance has not been able to break russia. we're just ahead of the invasion. we saw the chinese finding a pact with the russians of historic partnership. and that is how the 2 sides describe each other. rock solid was the words which will used by rang at the top chinese diplomat who's been meeting the russian president, the russian foreign minister under the government officials in his to china would

like to move to a direction where it would like to sit at the middle and mediate between these 2 sides, but it is going to be difficult for western powers to and ukraine to accept its rule because it is by law bind, father largest trading partner with russia. our president brought me putting, saying that he expects the bilateral trade between the 2 countries to balloon 2 over $200000000000.00. so china would like to play this role of an arbiter. could it be neutral, remains to be seen. it is going to send at the so called peace plan to keep as well and discuss it with moscow. but as we've heard from president biden, we've heard from president vladimir putin. we've heard from both sides that the all remained very clear on what their version of victory is, and they're not going to stop until they achieve victory. wangs trip to russia as part of china's diplomatic push ahead of the 1st anniversary of the warren. you crime, katrina, you reports from banking. we're finding a relationship at china,

described as rock solid, top chinese diplomat one ye order this to moscow. it follows a stop over at the munich security conference, where one at u. s. secretary of state antony blinking. the 10th encounter ended in a stern warning from washington against providing legal aid for russia's invasion of ukraine. paintings, no limits. partnership with moscow has damaged its reputation largely in the west. but chinese officials said they're working to mediate the conflict and promote peace. the united states and its allies aren't convinced, but analysts say other countries might be, it understands that it's reputation will be deeply damaged in the united states in canada, erasure, western european countries and in places like japan, australia. but the bulk of the developing world, for example, has a relatively ambivalent attitude towards russia's invasion of ukraine. in jakarta,

chinese foreign minister chin gung, met his indonesian counterpart, but no, ma, sooty, the, to discuss strengthening trade and maintaining regional stability. what jim, jim new coat, wal competitiveness of great powers should not appear in the asia pacific region. and in tokyo, chinese and japanese security chiefs held talks for the 1st time in 4 years. dating is troubled by japan's planned military build up while tokyo fears a potential attack by china and taiwan with us. we are facing manning challenges and issues, as well as various possibilities in our relationship. the flurry of diplomatic activity comes after us shot down a suspected spy balloon, in its s base. earlier this month, washington accuses china flags by balloons. over 40 countries, something beijing denies. china is thomas benson isn't confined to diplomatic meeting. it's also released to documents this week, one,

calling for more collective approach to global security. and another attacking us dominant on the world stage. try to wants to reshape the global order into one less influence, like democratic values. and it says it will stand by any country which has its world viewed including russia, katrina, you, i'll do 0 staging, which i biden has told the leaders of knighthood, 9 eastern european members that they form quote, the front line of our collective defense. the us president was joined at the bookers 9 summit in warsaw by the nato secretary general, the talks focusing on the born ukraine. today, as we approached the, when you're anniversary of russia's further invasion, it's even more important. we continue to stand again. and i think this is proof of this how strongly we fail. that's why i wanted to meet all of you in person here today. as natives each and plank your, the front lines of our collect defense. and you know,

better than anyone. what's at stake in this conflict? ellen fisher has more from the polish capital. that's the motorcade leaving joe biden is on his way to the airport to head back to washington dc. after what you'll consider a fairly successful 3 day trip to this part of europe, of course, they heavy and symbolism with the trip to keep on monday. i kept under wraps for such a long time. and then of course the walk through the streets of keys with loading ears, landscape the physical embodiment of the, the moral support the joe biden has been given the ukraine, the in, in leader and ukraine over the last year. and then it was here to pull in to make what he regarded was a significant speech. many of the things we've had before, but he added some new passion because of course he, he'd been to keith. he'd been to see 1st hand what it was like in the capital city that has been i under attack for the last year or so. and then here i with the bucharest 9,

a group that was formed back in 2015 after the russian invasion of crimea, those of the frontline states for natal, the ones closest to the russian border and those who feel most at rest by any russian aggression and he came here, he wanted to speak to them to say, look, thank you for your support, and thank you for being those frontline nations. he also wanted to find out from them how they felt about how the war was going in and how it should progress. he, of course, is doing all this against the backdrop of perhaps growing uneasiness about the, the state of the war. the number of countries are seeing this as a drain on the resources, but joe biden has put this in very stark terms. he sees this is a challenge to democracy, not just in europe, but around the world and says that the united states is in this for the long haul. even though for many countries, the see this as a war which at the moment seemingly has no end in sight, was still a hit on al jazeera, an astronomical discovery. scientists get a glimpse of huge galaxies the day back to

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wet clouds move mountains with freedom is always worth fighting for both and untold stories from across asia. on the pacific, 101 east allowed jersey lou . ah, you're watching l. j 0 reminder of our top stories, the salad at least 10 palestinians have been shot and killed in israeli right in the occupied with bank city of nablus. more than $100.00 were injured, nearly

a 1000 palestinians have been detained in $61.00 killed since the thought of the year. with china's top diplomat wang ye, hes admit russian president vladimir putin. beijing says its relationship with moscow is solid. it's become a major trading partner with russia since moscow was hit by western sanctions. and u. s. president joe biden and nato secretary general jim still some book have attended the booker, it's 9 summers and walsall with biden underlined the importance of supporting nato's eastern flag. a while politicians continue to discuss the war. many ukrainians had been forced to flee the violence in the us more than 22000 refugees of incidence. by crossing the mexican border, one woman's journey across the world from europe to america came at a great price. how did your castro has his story? a year ago, lavine malta. the could not have been further from this moment. she was in car cave

in a windowless basement as bombs exploded and the ground shook. i talked with my husband bliss. go away from here. i don't want to die. they decided to drive west joining multitudes. a civilians fleeing the fighting for 5 days. they drove along congested roads until they neared the polish border. there a difficult choice awaited most of the could cross into poland alone or remain in ukraine with her fiance. he would stay to defend his country cry and me cry. my husband graham, his mom. um no, it's seth on because i need to go but 1st they will get married a simple ceremony to ty themselves together in the face of chaos. and then they parted. most of the state briefly at a refugee camp in poland, then boarded a flight to mexico, where her twin sister and brother in law. both u. s. citizens joined her. the 3 travelled along the mexico,

u. s. border searching for a way to get most of a into the u. s. officer said no foil penance close. you have to move it next. border solve him over to next border, nas border say no. finally, us border agents in san diego allowed most of us to enter and she arrived in the us 52 days after leaving home, but they oh, now most of the lives with her sister's family. in maryland, she speaks with her husband and ukraine several times a day. he's now volunteer tactical medic, i of a brought o him, but sometimes he needs to stop to stop and think he can't because he von to help all people tow the safe old people happy. moments at the kitchen table are followed by sleepless nights of flashbacks and nightmare, says malta. she wants to return home. they want to. i am help

ukraine to grow up again. oh, meanwhile, singing songs from her home land with her sister brings most of the joy. they raise their voices loudly louder than the echoes more. how do you do castro al jazeera silverspring, maryland. ah, you interrogation has visited silken and serious ribble, how north to assist the damage caused by the quakes. the team is trying to establish what the primary needs are in the area. local people are struggling with the aftermath. they have criticized delays and receiving aid, even after a deal that opened 2 additional border crossings. wrestle sorta mid, some survivors and the worst hit syrian town,

have genders. and you literally know these people are trying to find whatever is left in their destroyed homes. this rabble was, was up to where a zack hassan's house. now he fears he may even lose this if if he has to find the title, murphy, but how this other willoughby did a felony. no one helped us, not a ghost excavators on machines and by the state under the rub for days. and we lost so much. now i have to find a title deal to prove this was my home genders with a population of 18000 people was the worst here town in north mysteria from to earthquakes struck earlier this month. the devastation is absolute. more than a 1000 buildings here had either collapsed or had been heavily damaged. hundreds of people died and thousands were injured. the survivors are now trying to cop

in this isolated rebel held area, they can only rely on international a. many students here are served only one meal at day, and many receive even less. they say they don't receive enough international aid, and it is poorly organized. les leslie, money has lost dozens of relatives and france. she says her family has been displaced several times, but i know it was rainy and cold. after saying 8 days on the street, we got this tent, but it's not for winter. it's tiny. kids can't sleep during the night because of the cold. i want nothing. just the proper tent for my kids. the impact of the earthquakes left many families chattered here. their faces bad, the weight of loss and devastation. many ceilings here told they had survived the worst of the enduring to well the years of civil war and conflict. but now in the

aftermath of the earthquakes, they have lost even more their homes, possessions, and sense of security. more serious, he'd have spent years running away from the war. they are only dream, a normal life. with them a satellite, the gateway, we fear that the earthquake will hit again any time we'll just set up a tent here and are living in it. nowhere is safe. now. people here say most lives were lost due to lack of more than rescue equipment. and now an absence of 8th food and shelter is worse than in their misery. grissman said that al jazeera jinder is not there, syria will, proper shelter is the most urgent needs. now for earthquake survivors has through us above reports from somebody and to kia. while this is to one of the 11 provinces that have devastated that have been effected by the earthquakes that happened in

this part of the country, the united nations is estimated at 1500000 homes have been lost at 14000, to be displaced and many are living in this park right now where they have setups and tense where right now some people are trying to set up a fire. it's a very cold evening here. tonight, just a few minutes ago, we saw some humanitarian organizations distributing some food people lining up quite desperate for a piece of bread for some beef, for some food to put into their stomach. but humanitarian are going to patients are not totally concerned about food and shelter. when water, but also healthcare which has become a major concern, especially among women. there are many, many women and children in a camp like this. when many of them are pregnant, many others have just delivered a baby in very, very difficult circumstances. the united nations was telling us that there is over 220000 women. that could be giving birth in the next month,

at least $25000.00 of them. it is expected that could happen in the next month. many hospitals have been destroyed in this area and it's a question about whether they be able to deliver those baby safety. so they have been distributing some 8th and monitoring the situation on the ground. thousands of trucks have come to a halt and a major border crossing between pakistan and afghanistan. the talk of crossing has been closed since sunday evening, and gunfire was reported on monday. a provincial telephone official told a news agency. the pakistan stop sick people from crossing to treatment pakistan has not commented with a new report. and the scientific general nature is astronomers in the united states have seen evidence of distant galaxies, that challenger understanding of the early universe colon baker has more. these 6 red dots aren't supposed to exist, but nearly hidden deep in one of the james web space telescopes. first images,

they're starting to reveal their secrets. they might be whole galaxies as large and mature as our own milky way. but that's a surprise, because they're being seen shortly after the dawn of the universe. and they should be much smaller and simpler. the 1st galaxies began in pools of a mysterious substance, dark matter. we know how these dark medical form. we know that normal matter should follow them. we know the ratio which dark matter in normal matter is, this is part of our standard model. and he galaxies seem to have too much normal matter, too much matter. or just stuff means the earliest stars in our universe were heavier than expected, and developed sooner than expected, possibly, containing some elements essential for life. webb's ability to see new frequencies of light opened up new areas of investigation. now the findings will challenge models of how stars were born. i expect when the dust settles when we get all of our divisions, when we get more, when we get better data,

we will probably find that cosmo ology is the same. and there's something else going on in the systems that we don't understand from combination of stars forming really early galaxies, forming way better than the expected. and maybe some exotic physics that aren't currently in our current models, even if each of the galaxy like our own, all we can see are 20 or 30 pixels in the darkness, just enough to imagine worlds. it's sort of a crazy big column. baker algebra will finish with some gray pictures from the arctic circle of high school. the job market in sweden. some white borders have been showing off their moves while navigating an ice obstacle course, making it look very easy, the temperatures the dropped to around of minus 18 degrees. or that is all from a tom the crime. the news continues here on al jazeera, after inside story. ah,

ah, there's still a bit of winter left coming out of europe in the black sea and catching the north east of tokyo. no more. that temperature is generally speaking, had been rising. so overnight, this is overnight temperatures, they are above freezing for the most part, except in the mountains by day. whilst sunnyside, obviously things feel little bit woman that there are showers likely on the 11 time coast and parts of norden, egypt as well. but the wind isn't that strong, so the cloud will be disappointing rather than blow through, i suspect. and for the most part dancer, the every venture is the story sunshine. now there is clearly some indication of sherry stuff in queue weight and maybe in some parts of the room. temperature was on the web though has forecast thursday, east 30, haven't seen that for a while. it doesn't change very much on friday either that or drop graph chris

generally find and drive it comes south and is rather more active. this is tropical cyclone freddy, which during thursday will build up to its 2nd surge in strength. it's not huge when 210 kennedy's route are not that great as movie fairly quickly westwards. but it's heading towards the low latent coast of mozambique, which is where it's like to make contact during friday. once it's in mozambique, it's hanging around for 2 or 3 days. there will be a lot of flooding. ah, the scale of the disruption when you see it. my air is shocking. more than 70 percent of the buildings in this town have been totally destroy tons and tons and tons of thousands of people who live across this region. every average turns into mom and 80 sam. i may not even have temporary shelter.