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oh, the grief and anger in the occupied west by inquiries railey forces kill 6 palestinians in a raid on jeanine refugee camp. ah, hello there, i'm laura kyle. this is al jazeera alive from dough. also coming up, you intelligence suggests a pro ukrainian group was responsible for an act of sabotage on russia. north stream gas pipelines great. s, as in georgia, can fund police and rallies against the proposed lol. they fear could derail the chances of joining the e. u. authorities in the philippines race to contain the environmental damage of a large,

all spelled freshening coastal communities and iraq runs dry. we'll explain why there's a water shortage in a country with 2 major rivers. ah, we began in the occupied westbank where a general strike has been called to protest against the killing of 6 palestinians by israeli forces. on tuesday is wally troops launched, arrayed on the janine refugee camp anthony and present mahmoud abbas has called the raid, quote, an act of all out war, sorry, hire. it has the latest from ramallah o. b, hundreds, gather at a funeral, march for the 6 palestinians killed in an israeli raid that lasted several hours. israel says one of them was wanted for killing to his radio from an illegal settlement near her water. over a week ago,

his rady troops use shoulder fired missiles to destroy a house, where they say the 49 year old suspects and barricaded himself in that room zaman. because as you can see, even if they demolished all our houses, all spirits were made high. we hoped injured, recover apiece, be upon those who died. la thousands of palestinians were wounded during the rate, but ambulances weren't able to reach many of those in critical condition. while the injured palestinians remained unattended, helicopters were used to evacuate soldiers her during the confrontations. no harm in warm it seemed puzzled. operate troops operated surgically in the halls of the murder was dead. and as i say again and again whoever hurts asking his blood is on his hand. show me homeroom palestinian officials say this latest raid amounts to his railey declaration. of war against the palestinians. we have to see the link between the difficulties. those are in the government is facing inside israel,

and the need to further escalate their attacks against but a stimulus in order to please the constituency. and is, are of this right to in government. the international community has been calling for d escalation for weeks, but the reality on the ground is fall from it. human rights organizations say the set top is rated grades, demolitions in settlement expansion in the occupied west bank amounts to collective punishment. well as then. yeah. and they're all holding a march in solidarity for those in janine. but they're also calling for a general strike on wednesday against israel's aggression as the number of palestinian death this year alone continue to rise. the janine refugee camp has been a hot spot for armed palestinian resistance against these rady occupations. nearly half of those killed and occupied with bank this year or from jeanine and things like this aren't expected to go away any time soon. thought

a height of al jazeera ramallah in the occupied west bank. oh, oh. oh, there a protest in nablus. something is rarely ami conducted a separate operation there. it says the man suspected of last month's killing of 2 israeli settlers was from the city. the army also says it arrested 2 of his family members on suspicion of aiding the attack. these early army says it will investigate soldiers who were filmed, dancing with satler's, and who was in the occupied westbank. on monday, 5 palestinians were injured. when settlers stormed the town, neither abraham reports when videos like this emerge postilion say it's not the exception. israeli soldiers dancing with settlers who entered the palestinian town of water on monday. the only difference is that it was caught on camera.

this was to the security camera footage shows how is really set to those attacked palestinians and for water injuring 5 members of the same family, including a 2 year old girl. they were shooting up to speed live ammunition, god helped us. my wife was sitting the back behind the driver and she hooked our daughter to cover. we could have lost her. there was real danger to our lives. you had tell me who owned the supermarket, tells us they were out numbered, and couldn't push them away. even when the palestinian cars are the ones damaged, an attack took place against families and children. but the army treat palestinians of suspect is really subtler attacks have been on the rise felicity and see the settlers are often emboldened by the army which was deployed to the town south of nablus in recent weeks. the presence of these really army doesn't make palestinians feel safe for many. here at sal as the soldiers should do more to prevent subtler

attacks and not for fella indians out of their home in the guise of keeping them safe. these really forces escorted this new family out of their home after the settlers attacked them late in february. the grandmother was with her daughter and grandchildren in the house. when the settlers set it on fire. these really army released this picture open, should a hmos saying the soldiers were protecting palestinians like her city and sheriff says she was not protected. okay, been move all of them here. the army only protects the settlers and not the palestinians eve, when they saw us almost getting burnt at the house. they took us out. they're here to guard the suckers up la. one of the 8 is really settlers arrested after the attack on palestinians and her water. only 2 are under house arrest. this 4 kilometers stretch of me and rolled in her water has become a flash point in the growing tension between palestinians and israelis living in

illegal settlements. one many here worn could easily escalate it over to him. and jose eda the occupied westbank. ah, the head of russia wagner must regroup, says his fighters have taken the eastern part of back much in east and ukraine, and an audio message on his telegram channel. if kenny was gone, said the units have taken the territory to the east of buck, mac, to river, which splits the city roughly down the middle. initial, a garage here, granted. if she was originally bought more, sure for was foolish needed. you're welcome. would go boldness to knock. would you put gun, throw them, she would go on. however, ukraine's present volume is lensky says, his troops will keep defending the besieged eastern city,

dismissing reports that preparing to withdraw. when a smith has more in a village, 17 kilometers west of buck mart, ukraine's military digs new, trenches a suggestion. perhaps this could be a new line of defense to the buckley. we leaving. we remained until the very last that we want to stay. but how can we, it's a time to go. the last remaining residence leave ukraine soldiers move in. ukrainian government says it's not withdrawing from back, not unusual as us. but due to the russians, don't count losses and other personnel, no military vehicles. they push you to take back move as a matter of principle for them. and for us, it's a matter of principle to defend us. it's not just a city disassembled, fortress of back. moot. the strategic value back much is far outweighed by symbolic value. russian forces have been waging an intense campaign for months to seize

control of the small city they call audio mosque. if they take it, it will become the russian 1st significant territorial advance in more than 6 months. up front and shoot. you over the liberation of argument continues or the city that important hub for defending ukrainian troops in the dom by system taken it under control will allow further offensive actions to be conducted deep into ukraine's defensive last course. nope, where the boy says it's nearly a 5th of ukrainian territory. moscow's forces have made clear, gained round back, but elsewhere, the russian winter offensive hasn't yielded territory and other major assaults. further north and south, along the front line. bernard smith, al jazeera intelligence, being reviewed by us officials suggests a pro ukrainian group may have carried out an attack on the north stream pipelines last year. that's according to us and german media reports the natural gas

pipelines, link, russia to western europe, us and nato. both described the explosion as an act of sabotage. moscow blames the west. criminal spokesman dmitri pascoe had dismissed the reports and the conclusions were reached without the investigation. my can reports from washington d. c. the white house from the national security council, the state department, there's absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of this report. a spokesman from the national security council, john kirby said, only that several western allies of the united states, in particular, germany, denmark, and sweden, all carrying out an investigation into who was responsible for that attack. this investigation he says, is ongoing. now, throughout the month and since that attack occurred in september, there's been repeated speculation about who was responsible in initially it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently there's been an accusation that

it was the us. but this just reflects the vacuum that has existed within asserting blamed for this attack. thousands of protesters have rallied in georgia of capital tbilisi against the proposed law. they say will silence critics and the press, the government, and 5th, the bell is aimed at curbing the influence of so called foreign agents. opponent say it's and democratic and could her country's chances of joining the european union for the car reports the site of georgia parliament. demonstrators stood their ground against riot police, firing tear gas and water cannon. the unrest came soon after politicians gave their initial backing to a controversial new law. it would force non governmental and media organizations to register as foreign agents. if more than 20 percent of their funding comes from overseas, it's critic say the love of the press press freedom and civil society

and it's highlighted broader discontent of what is seen as deepening alignment with russia by the countries governing dream party led by prime minister iraq leak eric wishfully suddenly, the correct or government the georgia dream political party has rules the country backward in recent years toward a war pro russian direction. and this law is being proposed is almost a copy of one that russia has your opinion, foreign policy chief, joseph burrell. i've called the law a very bad development. protesters say that it's on democratic and harms. george's chances of joining the block. i came here because i know that in my contra belongs to europe by my government doesn't understand it. and we believe that this is a part of the big play. this is rochelle late and put in, is pasting damage in ukraine and they want to gain something here. so we're here to

protect our country because we don't want to be part of russia. again, dozens of media and civil society organ. asians affected by the legislation has said they will not comply on an official visit to the united states. the george and president expressed her support for the protesters on where we thought no one needed this law came from nowhere. but maybe it was dictated from moscow. it needs to go, it needs to be repealed any way you want. i said from the 1st day that i would veto this law and i will veto the law highlights deep divisions in the former soviet states. on monday, a mass brawl broke out between m p 's debating the bill with parliament able to overturn a presidential veto and the law passing its 1st reading comfortably. protesters see no choice but to keep pressuring politicians from the free pretty a car houses era. so i had hair on out there a view in appeals for

a to help bring refugees and bangladesh after a fire destroyed thousands of homes plus the like to losing my my lies beside the going to a new u. k. migration bill proposes clumping down on asylum seekers who arrived by small boats un illegal. ah. march on a just so you get a station and its aftermath. we have more on our continuing coverage of the earthquakes disaster in turkey and syria. rigorous debate, unflinching questions up front, smoking until cuts through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom. 20 years on from the start of the iraq war, we examined how the past 2 decades have shaped the country and the major challenges

confronting future generations. documentaries, that inspire witness brings world issues into focus through compelling human story . i made widespread industrial action and a cost of living prices. the u. k. government seeks a way to turn around it's faltering economy march on a jesse era. lou ah, hello again. you're watching out his era, his reminder of our top stories, this ally, 6 palestinians have been killed in an israeli raid in the occupied westbank soldiers stormed the janina refugee camp on tuesday. us intelligence suggests

a pro ukrainian group may have sabotaged the north stream gas pipelines last year. as, according to american and german media reports also blames the u. s. for the attack and thousands of protests as a ride in georgia capsule, tbilisi against the controversial bill. they say will silence critics and the price prosecutors protestors are worried. it could impact the hopes of joining that european union volunteers and coast guards in the philippines are trying to clean up a massive oil spell that reached the beaches of men. doro island residents living along a coast in coastal villages say they feel unwell and nauseous. the spell was caused by an oil leak from a sunken tanker which was carrying hundreds of thousands of liters of industrial oil. the princess empress developed engine problems and thank last week of the coast of now john, let's get the latest out from barnaby low. he joins us live from manila. so barnaby

the coast guards been trying to contain this bill for over a week. now. how are they doing well, laura, this is turning out to be one of the biggest worst oil spill disasters in philippine history. if not the worst, there was one back in 20 o 6, where 600000 leaders of fuel had spilled from a sunken oil packer on the island of the morass. also in the central philippines. but this one was carry 800000 leaders of unrefined fuel and as you pointed out, it has been over a week. so presumably it is still leaking fuel and it has affected 9 coastal towns in the island of mean daughter. but it's about just these 9 coastal towns and you probably are looking at a drone footage right now. new drone put is really showing the extent of this oil spill in the town of paula admin door. but again, it's not just paula,

but 8 other towns in orient, i mean dora, but also extending to the neighboring island of antique, which is about 130 kilometers now, possibly also to the west, the island of allow. and so we are talking here about an area that is 10200 kilometers, possibly even more. and in this area, several marine protected jones, which means that in these areas, even fishing isn't allowed. the university of the philippines, marine science institute estimates that sum 36000 hector's, of coral reefs and bank robes may have been affected or could be affected. and so this is a huge, huge ecological disaster, but it isn't on an ecological disaster. this is also turning out to be a humidity carrying crisis. as you also pointed out, people residents have been affected. reporting that they are busy, that they're copying that they have be word there is a child was been hospitalized. but the main concern here really is their life

because a lot of people here, 1000 are fishermen. they don't have any other source of life because they don't have any other source of income. but the see laura had looks like a really horrible mass to try to clear out barnaby low. thanks very much for bringing us. the latest from the la united nations is appealing for international aid to help bring refugees in bangladesh. i have been, have been cut to food aid on supplies and now being rationed from cox's bazaar, his tongue very challenging. more than a 1000000 ro hanger, refugees in cox's bazaar, depend on food and other rations provided by the un and other agencies. the help has been vidal for many here, like long me or, and his family members. but he is not worried about a recent cut to russians at a time when help is needed the most saluted as him most no, because of the new rationing. we can't get all the food items like we used to want to how it is now going to be difficult to manage with so little huh. it's not just

the cuts to aid that's warning. the rowing a community, people who live in a fire, incidents of violence are becoming increasingly frequent in the camp. a large fire last sunday destroyed the make shift home. so more than 12000 people. doug mother was after fame, the fires we came back to rebuild her home. right now we're relatives are bringing this hot food out of all. it's a hard time for us. all name was that i was yeah, that the about that and i new resident odella portillo is with the un refugee agency. she says that during a crisis this till an emergency and needs extend funding among the most interesting parts of this joint plan is that we will be scaling up the education, the access skill development, the access to even livelihoods, because we want refugees to be more self she lies to be able to support each other to be part of the response. many things, the repercussion of this will be immediate and long lasting progression will

definitely affect the community. so when you go for ition card that will affect the children, particularly who are you know, below 18 years old, suffering from malnutrition, their level will be going down further down, the rowing refugees leaving a restricted environment with barbed wire fences and limited freedom of movement outside the camp, they don't have the opportunities for work extra to formal education, or any hope of returning home anytime soon. many or flame the camp for countries like militia seeking a better life. this often involves a dangerous and often a federal journey with the help of human smugglers. 6 years on the growing refugee crisis is showing no sign of whining down 30 patch ation process is nowhere inside . and the management of more than 1000000 refugees that bang that, that hosting is becoming increasingly complex and challenging. trying to charge a i'll just followed cali. see, and refugee agency says you can't,

the u. k is new law barring the arrival of asylum seekers on british shores and small boats would break international law. a controversial proposal was unveiled by the government on tuesday. charlie angela reports from the u. k. coastal town of south sea. small boats carried nearly $46000.00 migrants and refugees to british shows last year. this group made it, but dozens died in their attempt. the number of people crossing the english channel is increased by 60 percent. detention centers are overflowing, and as a backlog of a 160000 people waiting for a decision when they're asylum applications. government has announced a new policy to deal with the issue. we are introducing legislation to make clear that if you come here illegally, you can't claim asylum. you can't benefit from our modern slavery protections. you can't make spurious, human rights claims,

and you can't stay. we would attain those who come here illegally and then remove them in weeks either to their own country, if it is safe to do so, or to a safe 3rd country like rwanda. but the migrants and refugees in france, waiting to make the crossing insist, nothing will deter them unprepared. i'm here for a little m. umbrella. do you like to do my, my love, you know, besides the going to england here, charities who work with refugees won't stopping small boats like these will deny legitimate asylum seekers. the protection they need. it's going to lead to potentially tens of thousands of people being detained across the country for a period of time. we don't know and, and it will, you know, push people into destitution and misery were. and it won't have any impact on the numbers of people who are forced to take dangerous journeys across the channel each

year. instead, they want the government to invest more in the so called safe passage routes for refugees to reach the u. k. at the moment, it's only available for those playing ukraine, hong kong and afghanistan. there are any 22 afghans use this path last year. well, 8600. arrived by small boat. 65000 refugees and migrants are expected to cross the saddle in full vote in the next 10 month, according to the home office. whether the proposed policy will deter them or even encourage afresh, wave remains to the theme. what flare it lit, legal and practical challenges with you that this nathan will be enormous. charlie angela out there, southie. iraq is facing an unprecedented water crisis. many don't have access to safe drinking water. asthma would abdullah, he'd reports these land used to be covered by thriving fields and orchards,

but like many other areas in iraq to southern provinces, drought has lifted parched ridges in the district of se detail were once a major supplier of meat for the whole province. has shook re ela, her body explains how a shortage of water has ruined his farm. other his cows, a weekend i'm healthy because they drink water that is contaminated besides, as a hot about the on the show edge way that he g on. yeah. we used to grow lush, green rigs, and fruit include, and watermelons in summer and wheat and barley in winter. our crops died and our livestock tried to find remains of grass and saudi. we've lost $300.00 cows this year alone in our area. how common medea and within the twin rivers, the tigris and euphrates are a lifeline for people living in iraq. but the water levels have fallen drastically . that is blamed on dams being built in iran in to kia

a less rain falling in recent years. the little water that remains is covered in river weed and contaminated plate waste and toxic chemicals. yet it's the only source for use for about 70000 people in this area. i am at jess im, distributes di sally native water to those in remote areas. he says, demand is the highest, it's ever been awarded. oh, shock, my b, this tank capacity can supply 4 or 5 houses only. we have been working on a daily basis and the demand for household water has increased dramatically since 2018. albano walked out of the room. some families here can only afford a bearing of water a whole day. even water from ortiz in wales, a sole t, this ditch extends for a few kilometers and used to be full of water. now it has dried up

and people from the village have been digging wells by hand in its bed like this one here. they then use pumps like this to get the water to their homes. but since it's multi sally native people who say it's harmful, especially for childrens as can, some farmers have moved to other cities. others have changed their profession. and with some are approaching those who have chosen to carry on fear their communities and their way of life will decline. hold up the we're had al jazeera in the vicinity of and thusly, a city, southern iraq. stay with us in so sorry as

hell i we still have plenty of snow in the forecast across parts of the northern europe over the next couple days. but mulder abby's desperately trying to push its way, see that the cold air still drifting in from the arctic behind this with a system here, this cold front. but here comes that martyr. air is out in the atlantic and it will grassy push it as you pumped into the cobra. it tends to snow. so as we go on through wednesday, there's some snow. they're just pushing across a central and northern parts of germany and poland. some really heavy rain coming in across a good part of france. we need the rain. that's not such a bad thing. but to whether to just creeping into portugal into western parts of spain, notice some snow. they're called southern parts of england and grass. you get pushed by the north which across wells across solid more than other eventually pushing into the southern uplands of scotland. wet snow. i don't think it will linger for

too long because it is generally a mild feed of as still some heavy rain there, which a good part of france and some wet weather, which was at east side of europe. some snow on the northern flank, keep 4 degrees celsius, plenty of sunshine across the mediterranean, looking good here. dry weather now coming in across north western parts of africa. lassie, seeing those showers fade away, but the show was increasing across southern parts of west africa with more heavy downpours pushing into the gulf of guinea. ah ah, this was wrong to keep children away from their parents and hurt them into a school against their will. there was no mother, no father figures, they put us in the big playroom and we certainly look after ourselves. i don't remember the children's names, but i'll never forget.