the dominican government wants to show of what it's doing, but at the moment that's really well. this is a show. they can't actually do anything to stop that canal, which is on the haitian side. the challenges here with the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm a clog, this is in use of life from the hallway, special coverage of the gods of coming up in the next 60 minutes. israel for us news to further increases from 5 minutes of the northern gulf. this trip ordering

more than 1100000 people to leave. the world health organization says moving severely, your lp form from overwhelms hospitals and gods are amounts to test the israel mazda is times of its southern border. the ministry says it would operate significantly in strip in the coming day. see that's not true. state makes promising in presence, my buddha by some joseph diplomatic efforts, intensified to stop. the violence escalates is rarely forced as far as the against the palestinian protest is at the allies the most compelled by security as being wrapped up the right. so we begin this news with the latest read. israel has issued to the people of gaza mate, the destruction, fear, and bloodshed caused by the ministry's relentless bombardment. his relatives now 11100000 palestinians in northern gallons that to move south for their own safety.

that includes hundreds of thousands of displays. people's filtering and un schools and clinics you install for 18 days, and so these and palestinian refugees and some of the largest comes in golf, u. n 8, we could say that relocation of so many people. it's just impossible. what is really ministry says it will quote, operate significantly against the mass positions in the coming days. but the home group has responded by coney on palestinians to stay in the homes as well as killed, more than 1500 pallets the incidence that today when have mass launch the military offensive. the group says those strikes have killed 13 people, including foreigners, which it had captured. and israel is ready, army says is dropped 6000 bones on gauze. this is war with him asked began, i more keep fully every more than 423000 palestinians. that is nearly 20 percent of goals as population of not being forced from the ones that take

a quick look at the statement issued by him. us just a short while ago, it urges people to stay in the homes and not to respond to what it cools. rumors spread by the occupation. the group says following consultations with egypt and official palestinian bodies, but it rejects the idea of re location. a mass also says palestinians will stay strong and steadfast and will never repeat the tragedy of 1948 or well, joining us on the phone from calling unison gauze, or is a correspond given the l a. c. a. so even though you have made the decision to go south that you clearly thought it was essential to go. yes, no queen made this decision despite how dangerous it's duration is a group tough time to leave that from our due date. we moved on together. we were really afraid to go on on our own. so we decided to go as groups take uh the most

uh case fruits and those drugs that have not been bombarded before and we got to come units. now the thing is they are 100 zoar, hundreds of 1000 ward that are still waiting to block you wait, but. ringback the city or the government's opinion, it is literally fields off with people who have already lost their homes in one unit and rough off the southern governors as the people want to come from, gone to city and been north in these few past few hours. now we're still looking at a 100 calories more that are calling uh for uh, waiting for places or shelter. they don't know where to go or where to evacuate. now 400000 people. yeah. those who have been displaced or um. yeah. forced out of their homes for evacuation, that's just less than the number that israel is, is calling out for the people from the north end from got the city to evacuate, which is over

a 1000000 people. so you know what all the scenes on the streets is you made the journey south. we've just seen thousands of people with their belongings just, you know, trying to can make their way through the rubble. and even those people who were not able to take cars. i swear to god we so families with on under foot, caring whatever they could in on the docks of the backpacks and, and just marching under under foot. i don't know if it's a long way from does it should to, to one unit. i don't know how, how they expect to get to home units, but there are no cars, either no cab uh, working on the streets. everyone is afraid if you move out and uh, those who have their own personal cars are the one to move out. so this is not even though those people they evacuated their home, the went on the on, on, on their,

on their barefoot to um, i don't know where month to find a better location then their home, old. oh oh oh you're oh uh, shelters and school are completely filled up with people. now, we're talking about hospital and she was talking about all kinds of shelters that you can think about a god said they're completely over their capacity. right. i mean, you're talking about the able bodied people who are able to make that journey. many cannot go. and we've heard from the w. h a, the world health organization talking about the, the shit and possibility of moving vulnerable hospital patients. so it's exactly it's, it's, it's, it's impossible as these trail knows that because israel knows the geography of cause a nose that's there no shelters. and god knows that people will not be able to even the capacity, the input capacity of ton unit as a governance will not be able to take that amount of people with already the people that it had. so what they're asking people to do, they know,

is completely impossible even no matter how much they try to it, they're not even going to reach the half of the number of the people that are supposed to know. despite all that, we have thousands of people in the hospital between injuries and, and, and, and those people who about their home this, this uh, they destroyed and are sleeping in the yard. all the hospitals in the backyards of the hospital. where are all these people going to go? they already, they have no homes and those who are injured and are in hospital in critical condition, most of them because those who have more direct injuries or anything are already out to the hospital. so we're only talking about critical injuries of thousands of people. where are these people going to know? okay, and each i was threatening to carry out an intensive operation after the 2

pm time that it has limited people to, to pm, local time. god, for the evacuation of people from the north and the god, the cities to the southern parts have got this trip right now. we're gonna leave the great difficult situation. the best email side who's reporting that from calling you just maybe johnny self, down to con eunice. let's take a look at places that cut to the areas in gauze where residents have been told to move out. even look at the map. this is the northern part of gauze at home to the 2 belie refugee. compet is the largest industry and 116000 people live there. at the shop. the refugee camp is one of guns most crowded. it is also in the north, along with a large number of you and facilities and hospitals including kansas largest, which is the issue for hospital just been talking about the situation, hospital, israel ones, all these people, including you and workers to move to the south of what do you guys have, which is a river, an area of wetlands,

it runs right across the street. it's not clear just how they could make that journey through revel in concert is ready to bump bomb and to the south is we've been hearing forgiveness at you and run. schools in the south are already full of thousands of displays, palestinians taking shelter when i me and my colleague grew up, my son spoke to talk to men, had their boss, the dirt to general gauze as health industry. and he explained the situation in hospitals at the man, i literally have collapse. it's tough because no, i'm not able to move. no, we still have no one else indications of the age of people that live on the ground in the emergency rooms. and we think before the police in the homes, in fact, we have mentioned that those to be the ends up being something from the beginning of this crisis. and so, you know, we should, we should worship, and every moment of new it will be more the new and just a new kind of experience. we track it if the situation is like this without any payment attempt included or it means that we,

i'm good for people to be lost every day is this is a human. is there a deductible? do you want me to kind of just, i think you want me to see you all at once and immediately think and get them a professional practice box and to bring those fields results and to bring the mitigation, which could supply and immediately, which would be something that could i speak by any means disability? hospitality. besides of course, having people could possibly work out for the patient. well, because i'm for me please be communicating as a split. now when we talk about those sort of their house and became become displaced in school, which they have no more than 400000, i don't know how much and what i'm hearing now about keep up with the spirits, but the 1100000 speaks i mean what happens now, is it this off? that's ok to get the community and there is no, no one ends up being in this all 3 defense. so let me ask you about a sales uh demand at 1100000. uh, power steering is lead. does the city and move size? clearly you have hospitals and medical centers which are full of people needing

treatment from a logistical point of view. is that something that is possible? can you actually move these people size to get them to some degree of safety? i know there's no way to move in because because i finish the phone with the company or good idea and for k. and then they just took every like and so you said a now and now what, what truly thought is pinion go. i mean, it could be the protocol to seeing it could have been extreme truck single cycle cutting. now it's aiming to, people on site is going to go, which, which we can see, you know, because the, the victims of conflict are just to be against, among my people, anybody's fine be. i'm just starting back getting children in the people and see what i'm being beaten good. how sweetly. i mean, let's, we're going to be cut, but now he's an international law specialist at joined us here on the set. talk

about the legality of what's going on there. all the rules of law internationally recognize and to flatten them can be a will crime. what is the situation with his evacuation or that is around his issues? well, it's not just a legal issue, it's a, it's an issue of all practicality as well. i mean, certainly what the when has, has responded immediately by oscar as well to rescind the order on the basis that, that there is not a science legal basis for doing so on to force what is effectively 1200000 people into the, to the science of a occupied cause, a the reason for it, we can say that israel has repeatedly condemned how much the using civilian infrastructure and gaza, hyde weapons and, and to hyde park militants. and so the, the rationale from that side is civilians have to be evacuated and they're

affectively gone to on board the north of the country. now of course, there are rules that permit military strikes that has to be military, necessity and indiscriminate. talk during all civilian areas is, is not justified. and we've already seen the state of the hospitals and goes away. we've seen some in infrastructure, talk to them and we, we have just this morning, the statement of turn calling the international. the prosecutor, things are going to court warning, both sides as to the contact dimension to crimes, right. but as far as evacuation is concerned, to tell people to move before and the sold, where does not start? well secondly, there is, there is a role on the international humanitarian law that if areas are going to be talked to, then, then civilians have to be given. notice, right? to evacuate? know that that still has to be a military necessity in targeting those areas. but what we can see,

and it's straight tied to the is ready playbook, which is which has been good in all of the comments that we've seen. and that is collective punishment. and we've seen the, the destruction of hope as collective punishment for the, for the x i promise and other groups. and that, and that cannot be justified to israel would say that targeting myself, which is but it along the way, killing innocent children and the elderly. and those have not symbols in any way. that's right, and i'm completely devastating they, they civilian infrastructure. and what we've already seen is, is by shutting off. and if you monitor and access to, to cause a shopping of water. i mean, stopping people, a lot of quotes. i my, so we'll find that so, and that one is taking to excuse, well, well, how much is done leading up to this, but the response by israel really good stuff driving thing cold as well. right? absolutely. i mean the prosecute to was very clear that both sides all sides to the

conflict are on. notice that the conduct is being scrutinized with potential will control just being brought. surcharges might be pro, but that's the thing i want some teeth and those charges will there be any action down the line? will they have it? i mean it will. people have a face just as well. it's one of the, one of the failings of the insightful criminal court, then being able to execute it so far too. as we've seen with the sit on, we've not seen through to him with a restaurant being issued. and the practical possibility of having those individuals before colt. i'm certainly from the palestinian and his ready sides. i think from the inside they had to ratify it or that signed up to, to the run structure given you guys the st jurisdictions, they would have to show that they will to operate with any investigation. israel has made us its position perfectly clear that they will not cooperate in any way, but it's going to make it very difficult for political and military leaders to

travel if there are risk forms issued. and if there are environments issued on the basis of this current campaign, yeah, we would have to see how that plays. that obviously the us will play an important role in that. and luckily we not specific ration that we have on the trump. and so when we say the us is moving much more towards cool, cooperating with the i c. c. secondly, as far as the credit is concerned about what you see here, we will be a very different method, the very different methods at this talk of providing safe passage this tool could providing humanitarian card or it's important to differentiate the to as well. that's right. and certainly the she monetary mccardle and we've, we've seen this in other conflicts such as syria and gym. and so on the one hand you brought to life for the free flowing of humanitarian aid, coming in, that is a humanitarian card on the safe passage. we've seen that, you know, the conflict supposed to be a, for example, where,

where safe passage is given. so those at risk to, to safely fix that particular area. but i think here the 2 are being confused and they all to very, very different times to be appreciate that thanks very much, a very interesting an important element tool this, that this whole not too bad to become an expert intentional. thank you. okay, well tomorrow the re fi is a space less than for the you and relief and works agency you an agency full pallets and references in the middle east. i. she says, i've tried to evacuate more than 1000000 people from kansas city is just impossible to enforce. it is unrealistic to expect such large amounts of people who are in one part of gaza with all the difficulty of move the rest of the strip right now. it is unrealistic to expect them to be able to truly relocate when

such short notice of where their safety. we are extremely worried indeed about the safety of security. over 1000000 people are in the government right now. over a 170000 of them are in the shelter that we are, several are no longer able to work in and therefore unable right now to assist these 170000 people in our shoulders. can you give us an indication of the kind of health under normal circumstances that you would be able to provide and that you are no longer able to give people under the circumstances owner was runs shelters for people who are displaced from their homes because they're on the bones or because they fear that their own get them to reach the schools or other building that we are able to clinically turn into shelters with mobile as well as when mobile showers left with clean drinking water and food and, and the items like mattresses and blankets right now,

we are not able to run this kind of assistance precisely because of the, the, the, the, the unpredictability of what is happening at least call to, to, to massively move away from the truth. can you tell me if you have any stuff at all that are currently in gaza, city and the region around it, or have you been able to move? oh, you're you and stuff, all of your, the members of your team. i would of immediate danger, shall we say on into the south of doesn't most of the stuff is ballast and yet is that so most of ours that our residents from god and we feed them for their security and where we feel for their ability to weave actuator to learn to lead from one part to the other, just like any other data. for friday, president william across the region, the important part of the week and the muslim world ends at rallies are taking

place right across the region. what we're looking at here is uh, thousands of people in a month in georgia rallying in support of the palestinian cause. we'll see pictures like this as today goes on from across the region. i'm certain, but this is the amount in jordan that people tend to out in the numbers. it's the support the published in now they used to say it is in amman right now where he's meeting publish the president mostly the best at we've just seen pictures. the pets gather as the blinking blended in the mind as part of a succession theory right from trying to be aware he often israel on ending support results. according for the safe passage of civilians in dallas, or insights, we will push for tools on creating humanitarian. colorado's blinking is next due to visits kata here, intel oven, saudi arabia, u a. e, and egypt, and a u. s. defensive to load. often these arrived in israel,

and the for the show of solidarity is expected to discuss strategy and security in the cause of war. with the is really need is us officials say, often will meet israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. us. all right, let's discuss what it is. so that was months ago to james base joyce's here and the students i, james, that 1st of all, we'll talk about that in a minute. but it says, let's just talk about this evacuation order that's come from israel. 1.1000000 people are being told to move cell from the know of goals or at what are you and say about that? well, they don't mincing the words on this one. you heard of time ro from the on the spokes when a short time ago, other statements will be coming from other parts of the you. and in fact, the rad, very light, late night statement came from the u. n. in new york for the secretary general's spokes person saying this was going to have devastating humanitarian consequences and strongly appealing for the is right. the older to be rescinded. this is significant because the us like a general is being very, very careful with his language. i think he knows how sensitive to it is. he knows that the us is

a permanent member of the security council and he knows that israel is very quick to complain about things he hasn't even use the word c spar at any point calling for us the spot. but he's come out with this very strong statement on this. i think they really consent. also the world health organization saying, because remember, there are people who comp move there was the 6th of the elderly. there were children. he said this could be a debt or the world health organization said this could be best sentence for vulnerable people in the cause, the city and the north of gaza. la single, the un with telling you coming up 9 hours from now. the un security council is going to be meeting the 2nd time they met on the situation. i'm sure this latest is right. the order will be part of that discussion, but it's worth telling you the discussion is happening behind closed doors. i can do my experience of covering the security council, what it's behind closed doors. that's because some of them will powerful members do not want you to hear publicly what is being said, just quickly. one more thing on the you and when they express their reservations in

a big way like they have about this is allow you to be listening to a they have smaller, salty, um and uh, i think what will matter is not what is rarely instantly does is whether that un cool actually spoke some of the other countries around the world to take a different position of the you had to be very united for example. now you've got strong comments, for example, from the irish t shortly. ours prime minister, leah, veronica, saying how extremely concerned he is about about what's going on. so i think that is where the un might start to peel some off for us west and the lions. and that's gonna start to why are the us and israel. okay, let's get on to what's happening right now. we've got a blinking on this regional to he's in a, in jordan defense actually, lloyd austin is intel of eve. believe it's going to be here in the past or a little bit later. well, what's the, what's driving for? well, i have a several things he's aiming and the company is going to do this longest tories.

none of them, at least at any point since he's had the job. jordan, i think he had to see the palestinians, but he didn't get to remodel. and interestingly he went from israel to jordan. no, there's no more playing in the military across, suggesting i think that quite concerned about his security. i'm coming next and i'll be heading off to cover this and in the coming as to here and catch all. and also at the end of the trip off to going to you, you know, start, remember it's thinking of sadie or idea of going to agent. i didn't catch all in egypt of potentially terribly important countries because in the past, when there's been any sort of deal bro could with regard to gaza, then those countries have played an absolutely key role. what would we be looking to do? well, he's looking, i think, and that we've had fake phrases from the us of safe passage and humanitarian codle's. they weren't specify what they're off to. but i think that top priority is, of course the us citizens who are in garza. they about 5 to 600 us citizens. we estimate angel nationals who are in gaza. and of course they'll be looking see if

there's any negotiation possible with them. i just about the captives that are being held. and of course, some of those captives we believe, might well be americans or american his writing tool nations. all right, so that's blink. and what about lloyd dustin? the defense like 3 arrived in israel on friday at again, i guess they came to showing solidarity. yeah. and he's been meeting with it with his is really counterpart and with these ready chief of staff. yes. solidarity. but i think the us want to be totally plugged in to what is rather doing so it will be secure meetings. i'm sure that plugged in washington. bring that face to face. they can work out things being i'd say real time information of what these riley's are planning. of course the us has its own military plans. we already have one us cross country in the eastern mediterranean. we have another one standing across the atlantic to the student, mediterranean, one of the best for they going to be involved in the you, in the is right, the military operation, or all they perhaps the, if there is a opportunity to get out the us citizens of a day there of a weight was

a way of extracting those people from gosh, james, excellent. is of appreciate that. thanks very much. indeed. that's not there yet to, to change. but it's like what is ready for us as a frontier guy that dozens of kind of thing is trying to enter the old city unoccupied, east jerusalem. they were attempting to reach alex a most for friday. prez at the m s. group name, it's military operation against israel. alexa flood is a response to his rarely attacks on why she was the most. the most compound is one of the holy sites for muslims, jews, and christians. and it also symbolizes the daily injustices faced by the palestinians in occupied east resubmit. its legal status has been what i called some flash point. a lot sir, is said highly aside. jews refer to it as temple mountain, believe it, to biblical temples. once it stood there, it came through the day with the rock, where museums, and believe the prophet muhammad, to send it to heaven,

sometimes confused with the mosque. but the musk itself lies here at the southern end of the compact muslin throughout the prey. and it's come back and then there's a western bowl where jews around the world come to pray. they believe it's the remains of an ancient temple, as our heart joined, sly from line gates and navigate gates and meal to the 2 occupied histories. i'm so sorry. tell us about the security situation where you oh yeah, i just want to give you a background as to what line get as long day is one of the 7 days allows you into outlook. so most compound, it's an area that includes all ok, so most now we came earlier was very, very quiet. you can clearly see the security is set up sir, and it is me was being told by some of the palestinian most symbol. i suppose that there was no allowing certain ages in that number has varied. however,

speaking so little of the locals as saying that most of the youngsters assigned to me under the age of 35 hasn't been allowed to the prize because of the situation. at the moment we ourselves witness some of the women being turned away. some of the youngsters being turned away. um, some people including, for example, uh an older male he's, he's fix from an area code. so wow. now, so one has been a hot spot. this full tensions between palestinians, as well as his writings, security forces had an old jerusalem. but i actually want you to speak. we want to speak to holly know whose jobs come out from that friday. perhaps i'm heading. can you tell us what's the situation full pot has been inside me from through send a one thing to pray. hey, i'll ox up. most this has happened before where i prevented people assessing ages from entering. i'm talking about these writing security forces. is there any different today when you entered and what was your experience coming in?

the tutor, you know, today is friday and we come here to, to pray a friday praying. and uh, once i go from outside, are you phase teachers points? actually they just tossed hosted, but you know, they keep us up for how for the work then because we are, you know, above 50 years old, they need us to go inside. and once we get, you know, the 1st coupons, we go to the 2nd, the chick point. um then here they saw us here. um they took my bags. why hard? um, so and so forth. so we get inside the most unfortunately there is no. yeah, i mean the only if you pay or is inside the most because the, the templates you don't prayers most compares to be to pray freely in the song. i spoke to a palestinian in a real chat about how to pray just further down that because it was difficult for

him to enter. and he said that it's really quiet he today, which is very unusual because of course aux almost because the 3rd hardly a site for muslims. um, are you concerned about moving forward off the situation and his role declaring war as a, as a jurist, as someone who is from jerusalem, you were telling me what is the situation for you right now? i'm in terms of moving people staying at home. can you tell me more about the experience? absolutely. you know, the situation is photos. for example, i have a boy, he's like 16 years old. i keep him all the time at home. i don't let him go outside even to, to buy anything from any your supermarket or some something else because you know, that is right. you produce the policeman. these are the security. uh, uh, i don't know. they, they took everybody, the, her us, the reason every single, every single scene injures the name of the don't hesitate to even,

to show the show you all what a senior for nothing. for photo, for me. i don't know. maybe not lot he is on. yeah. okay. well i just so, so thank you very much for calling for speaking to us. of course we were just down . i just want to turn round to have moreno can show you just to give you an idea of why we all this is the old rule that surrounds the old city. i'll just move out the way that i'm saw that down on the left is actually the greek orthodox church and respect to the idea of course tensions last week. well, hi. some of them with is riley settlers spitting out stretches. we've seen a rise in those incidences, and he said that concerns, in fact that charge is set to be the best place of mary a mother of jesus. and it's a very considered a very highly sites for christians as well. i'm just going to take you down this lane overhead because this is another area where the secure is really security

forces. have were preventing these youngsters from entering that she moves a lot of the barricades, but you know, there's a, there's a lot less of the moment security for us. we did see some scuffles between them. and if you move you to just trying to this way to the left to the says this is where a lot of youngsters ended up taking this step, something back on how to just sort of pray on this side. of course, this is not the fast time that we have been seeing this happening, a full friday prize when it comes to entry to accept last thoughts, as i said. and as you heard from having that it has been much quiet. so because a note was sent out to say that youngsters under a certain age should not be allowed to write an offer most because of course they're all phase of tension rising back to that. so thanks for that to so hard their headlines. gates, the old city a bell. well,

let me move from there is domestic escape. the other side of old city, the old city i haven't jumped. she was dining by for said me i haven't youtube been speaking? speaking with you. yeah, that's right, nick. first let me just tell you what's going on behind us. as you can see, there's still a lot of security personnel here. we have started seeing worshippers that have been emerging because friday prayer is now over. so we're expecting to see more in the moments to come. we did see, as sarah mentioned, a lot of the men who were in the younger ages of 35 and under who had been turned away. not being able to access the mask, escape and get to an ox. a must compound in the past hour, hour and a half. and i spoke to some of them to ask them what they were feeling. some of them, after they emerged, waited here and off to the side where we are, they gathered and they pray. they went ahead and prayed out here close to the street. the other one spoke to us and talked about the frustration that they're feeling, but not being able to go and not being able to get to the most comp out on a day like today. but also we ask them about their feelings right now in the wake

of what's going on in gaza. so many of them told us about how concerned they are about palestinians in gaza. they're extremely concerned today because of the fact that there has been this evacuation order. they say they don't know where the residents in gauze are going to be able to go. many of them said to us, they believed this is going to be a humanitarian catastrophe. one man that i spoke with also pointed out, he said that he was very, very dismayed and very disturb, to have seen what happened when from us attacked southern israel. and he said that civilians, women and children should never have been targeted. another man that i spoke with said that the fact of the matter is right now. the situation is going much more perilous and his words for palestinians. he says, because of what happened because of the attacks. you said now that the of the future for them is far more uncertain than it was and it was already very uncertain . these things are very dire now. they're very concerned that essentially they're going to be facing

a much harsher reality than they already do. going forward now i just want to mention again, you see the stepped up security behind us. we were told earlier in the day there's at least 2500 security offers officers that have been deployed to this area of occupied east jerusalem today. that's one of the reasons we have not seen a lot of worst squares being able to access this area. be able to get into the lots of mos compound um, but also one of the things that we've seen. people have said that they, you know, relatives didn't want to come out today. they're concerned about the security situation. they just don't know about what's going to be happening in the hours and the days ahead. so it's a tenuous situation. it's a tense situation. it has been quiet here where we are at the mascot gate. we've not seen any clashes, but certainly what we've heard from people. they are very worried about what's going to be happening in the days ahead next life. thanks for that to them haven't

jump june. the at damascus gate. no. to quite interesting. thank you very much. i. this is the situation right now. life in garza can see the, the, the area where people living on the phone bobbins. huge amount of displays people. now, the picture doesn't really show the expense of the devastation, the ruins that many posts. the city now live 6, but it's relative, threatened to further increases from baldwin to the north, and gauze is reporting more than one point. 1000000 people to leave in 24 hours. that includes un stuff and tens of thousands of people in some of the gulf has the biggest refugee can. as the world health organization says, moving severely ill people from overwhelmed hospitals and goals are amounts to a death sentence. is really strikes have killed more than $1500.00 palestinians and south, and they wouldn't have mass lawrence's ministry operation. israel has dropped 6000 pounds on garza since war with a mass begun and mall just keep forming every uh,

moving 423000 palestinians as needed. 20 percent of goals as population have now being forced from that homes in time. neighborhoods are reduced to rubble. let's bring it in front of one. she's a palestinian political writer, and john this joins is now from a ramada. that's and thanks very much indeed for joining us here. oh, now is there a you know, very well at the trials and tribulations of life in the region? let's just take a breath from the ongoing situation. engagement and have a negative view from you if you would of how you see the situation as being unfolding as well. if, if you want to talk about it because it was really heartbreaking, is how only else can see what's going on in here. and still, that is really propaganda all around the world of the distribution groups, fake story using palestinian images inside the concepts, the kids killed. the image of the kids, the image of animals that you can say, even the house destroyed. and so,

so they are using it as their propaganda to describe the situation in here. the south part is like the old journalist, international media outlets are still aligned with this story. we have been seeing such a thing. i've been covering the palestinian. is there any conflict for years and years and we've never seen such a situation in garza where we have a lot of friends over there. we have lot of journalists over there in which they've been moving around for one point to another, not knowing what to do, how to do, or where is to be as every point they're moving, like in groups from one side to us to, to another side depending on where and how they're going to hit the pace, the roofing, the images that half of them are not going on. media as no one can handle those images. and honestly, it keeps being shredded into pieces. a father was like looking at the body is not knowing which is one of each one of his kids and,

and those photos of bodies over each other. so the situation is our process. i'm just going to jump in there on a terribly sorry to hang on. that was we'll try and come back to you, but we just got to go back to elongate at to speak to across one of those are heart . sorry you have nice for us or uh yeah, it literally just all saw i was talking to live um we had a huge commotion behind us as a business stand off unless moreno can show you the is ready, the soldiers, the ready. if they need to be with hold, it was run the bullets fireworks. we heard a series of fines coming from that direction down this lane down here. now course we're right in the old city, so there's plenty of lane, a lot of houses above us, a pot of simeon. and we're not quite sure what's going on, but there's definitely a bit of tension. as you can see, the security forces of trying to find those palestinians either fired fireworks or

sounds or bullets. we're still not sure for a this just highlights to the tensions that are happening. and of course it's friday pres today, a day where fridays, symbolic, full palestinians to come out and protest against these ready forces in any occupation and occupied territories, including on fridays through so and occupied westbank. so you have the media here were being pushed back quite a bit. um and this has been happening since we go ahead. this is as close as we can get to whatever situation is going down that road. now nick, um, you know, you and i were here last year and at the time when john list screen was killed, of course tensions were extremely high at the time. but this at the moment is on

another level everyone i've been speaking to here in jerusalem and especially unoccupied west is sorry, occupied east jerusalem. palestinians happen hunkering in the home shops had been close to the last few days. of course, apart from us, press security forces in the past and working found these lanes down this area which is considered a to have some of the heard is sites for jews, christians as well as most slims and a time when so arisen is that assets peak ahead of christmas it's, it's the ghost town at the moment. so that just gives you an idea of the tensions that have been happening here, full palestinians, and also in west through. so then you have, of course, is re, these the all scads to interact with palestinians given the situation, given that this country is uh okay, cool. um, just sol, so it gives you an idea. i've been, i've been head covering this area for a few months and even

a taxi drivers before they come and pick you up. they'll call you to see whether you're a palestinian or in his riley because tensions are incredibly high. of course, having spoken to the product and is it just last friday prayers? of course, many of them are saying that not skags. this isn't the 1st time and they offer pad full whatever comes say at the moment it's not clear what's happening just down this road, but we'll definitely keep you posted here. because of course, as you can see, it's an ongoing situation on your end situation. tensions that clearly run a high uh serve time, be fine for you to start from. well, just now from line guys. thank you. now let's return to we be speaking to phones and no one is a product. any political writer agenda, sorry about that to touch on joining us from ramallah. i just needed to dip out just to have a look at the united defense attention that there is across the region. now i just want to return to a conversation that we're talking about the, you know,

how the world is reacting to what's going on and is not reacting in the same way that perhaps a should is what's going on in, in a guy. so with the ongoing is really on slope at but what has happened, it puts does put the spotlight on palestinians suffering, but also on how masses. well, the brutal tactics of last weekend. what's the view amongst policy is about the about, amongst ordinary policies. about that and where we are now and is it's all lead to this. what's going on today? a this is the 1st thing. you have been something where it's 75 peers and every 2 years. it's like, even if you go to your memories on facebook, all hi, i'm a journalist that says i give you an if you go to your memory is on facebook. you will see like every ok to be we have a war and godsa at 3 in same per year or 2. we have a war and god. so we can say oh palestinian supports from us. but even the people who does not support timeouts after that, i'm also taught operation the view, shift to ship it totally,

especially with all the impression that it's taking place in the west bank in jerusalem. and in casa, for the 1st time i lived in use, are following the news. but without the pain of the sadness that usually was in the heart of people are having those conversations between us. or if we between each other that do you support what, how much is the one you guys i just that the said were being killed regardless whether we're time us or without time as it's the 1st time that they see these people numbers of casualties between both sides kind of thing and that'll be until exposure in the west bank in jerusalem. and in garza settlers in the west bank are as chewing palestinian as they're collecting birds or there's nice lakes. big snipers, han think bread since i'm catching. now this is what the term that is being used at the west bank just yesterday about this thing and father and his son. and they passed away or be happy killed by settlers during

a few 100 or other palestinian for palestinian were killed in the west bank or foot by settlers for the family member where use like coming back from a family gathering yesterday in the west bank. and then suddenly at the army ambush them while they're driving without any backups and a jump for anything. and they took them others 37 years old, the and to, to my son who is critically injured at the time being daunting 6th pallets the and wakefield in the west bank. it's enough to say that the, the orders that the army gave that was given to the army by putting your finger on the trigger being ready and thinking the decision on the ground. it turns into an estimation and cool. bought it like killing on the ground, palace thing and, and start at the is it has, it has escalate to massively over the last 7 days. it's just not it is extreme now, isn't it?

is it any sense to tool from ordinary palestinians that have mass last weekend, overreach themselves? they went to file they went too far in like can i say in a, in a negative way past the news or not looking the posting as fits as not looking at what's going on in there that they wouldn't have cross the line. most of the kind of thing and they're watching what's going on and they're in this type of shots, not knowing whether it's we use that they can leave it or not. is it regarding to that how math is capable of such a war of such a winning as such a huge casualties on the ground? there's the space of shop, palestinians are shocked with what's going on over there. are they sides? are they? it's like you're trying to reach more point where you choose. yes, this is the general feeling in the west bank and now the story started to shift toward next thing to me to calm down. i've got that people always pay the price for the escalation on the ground,

but it doesn't cancel the idea that in every palestinian mind they say like we're being killed every day in cold blood and the different is instead of doing it and slowly it's going fast and the international world is paying attention to adults and casual piece, bowling and not what it happened. slowly, slowly, every day like 10 palestinian or i found this pinion or different number of palestinian being killed in different areas for different reasons. all right, we'll leave it the do appreciate your perspective. thanks so much for joining us or thoughts on it. very interesting to, to thank of a situation and occupied these presumably hearing from our correspondence mohammed jump june into our hearts the few seconds ago about the a few moments ago about the tensions that are running high, you know, to bodies truce. the met earlier is really forces fighting to a guy. so dozens of how this thing is trying to enter the old city. you know, to parties recently was trying to reach, i like so most for friday prayers. and you can see at the tensions and still high

end rubber bullets to use be fired into the and press be moved on the have mass group name, it's miniature operation gates as well. lots are for the offices. ready? talk on rush cuz the most of this is a kind of at the center of, of everything that's going on what process of being held in ramallah and occupied westbank gates bore and gulls of. busy making their way to the legal system, a debate l need abram is that a joins us live from that. so it need to tell us what's happening, where you well, according to our producer, she says that the around 1500 people have started protesting in downtown. and i'm a law after the friday prayers and we're expecting them to come here to this area. this is a huge will confrontation points as we are standing in front of the league. it is really supplement of big data. i just need to interrupt you. i apologize. we'll come back to you in a 2nd. we just need to, uh,

talk to some pictures here. that's how my spokesman is addressing crowds with somebody listening to prove it to the is really people that they have terrified our people. but we uh, strong the kidney and goes bow as soon as strong as you can see everywhere in guy's us rape. it's a collective punishment to the palestinian people. it's a war crime that we'd be on was the phasing them and phasing the phases. we uh, strong enough, we have patients with and we will be all with spaces and those who are trying to force laws will blame themselves at the end of the day if you're not going to to the cutting that the most of this. all right, that was how much space we need starting the strength of a mass. well, let's take it. i think we can show some live pictures of the situation and gaza,

or a business situation occupied eastern. so then we will look at these little bit, the tensions that are running high, they can see it is really soldiers on the streets of a there was taken be 5 to yeah, i think that was, but it's being 5 as well. those things are published in use. we're trying to enter the else. it's you know what your body's treason and that they would start from doing so in these tensions the highest soldiers margie about, let's return to need it for him to, to, to worry about that. we just need to just step away to hear from the how much space we but just to continue with your thoughts, what you're saying. hello. saying that the 1500 people have protested in downtown double after the friday. prayers and we are expecting them to march towards here, where there is an enigma. that's where the supplement. and as wait a minute, 3 check points. i don't so the center of these really forces that manages the day

to day activities of palestinians under occupation. so basically, the symbolism of this place is not this when present, the military occupation that controls the lives of kinda city and they and, and they also remember before we talk about the current destination we were talking about, i don't care patient that has been enforced on palestinian sprint that case we're talking about the rights of movements being restrictive. we're talking about a rough enough for a taking place almost every day. the arrest that we've been seeing due to these women wave here in the west bank used to round up. 6 on 20 people for a day to day, we've seen them take more than 40 palestinian. yes, it's a reality. but this does not make a normal profile to send in here as we've been reporting for the past 2 years. there these ways are not just increasing in their prices, but also in their intensity on the wireless that is used to work policy news. this

year alone has been deemed as the business in 20 it is. we're on the rent with more than 2 on this palestinians killed. and since the beginning of the current destination, we have 36 fella simians who have been killed. why is really forces fire? someone else doesn't just since thursday morning. so you can imagine the intensity of the situation here and the reason why palestinians want the world to know that old boulevard do bloss left me separate. there's something that was a small has to. 6 water people, and they are facing the same. mean it's a, it's occupation the that takes about that need to remember reporting that around for a ministers and 11 in discussing reasons, exchanges of 5, between israel and southern lebanon. i mean, i've told you was meant by ask them as well as the secretary general of the liberties has balop. policy hills have met the countries for administer. the policy said the 2 sides reviewed the situation in israel and discussed quote,

responsibilities placed on everyone is in a hold of john, just now from cafe akila on the 11 in israel. and so then it just tells me a bit more about this and the importance of significance of it the world around noon for a minister saying we will not tolerate the crimes against the palestinian people. and if it continues, then there is a possibility of other fronts opening really reiterating the position of iran along with its allies across the region. that's a multi front stress as possible. that is, rout could face pressure for more than one front. but in reality as well, how space pressure from this point already there has been an exchange of fire over recent days between the israeli army as well as has the law, has a lot targeting is ready positions as well. shuttling has a lot of positions there. have been casualties on both sides, has also allowing how the city an arm to fire launch rockets, as well as launch

a limited incursion which also resulted in casualties. the area behind me is an is rarely supplement mcculla. the israeli army is now calling it's a military zone. people have been evacuated from the northern border. so no doubt there is a lot of tension here but, but so far, you know, these threats, these warnings, we're not seeing a wider confrontation as of yet. but the timing and the significance of the around the afford ministers visits, coinciding with the us secretary of site visits as well, showing his unwavering support as well. so you're on showing, it's support to the different sections belonging to the so called access of resistance. but something yesterday, there was a significant development, and that is the bombing at the target to airports in syria, damascus, and a level airport, really a very strong message from israel and the america, to the iranians. because they accuse the iranians of using those airports to bring in to bring in weapons,

then leave it for now. thanks very much the for that updates is and who to report a let's bring in my group is ready and so direct through dell study center academy university and my jeep knots go on today, friday prizes been taking basic and see the situation, you know, to these tensions clearly running high there is that soldiers out on the streets it take us has been fraud and so forth. us tech 3 secretaries of state and defense are in the region. doing bad thing. we've heard that the rating for a minister has been meeting up with his, but also how do you assess where we're at today? i think the, the next 24 of the 2448 hours are crucial. for the following reasons. number one, it's obvious that a lot of the magic of course are going on um a little, but then i should say that also the other reason or the communication as what was going on. so it's obvious that there are 2 states trying to push for a solution for photo sort of a proposal that i make as right of as, as you know,

a winter of this uh, uh come to frontier agent the uh, the 2nd the reason is i seems to have a major operation an hours of days. um it's always after the announcement to evacuated, requesting evacuated. 1.1000000 people from north. uh because uh to the south it seems that is something is going on was going to happen. and this 24 hours for 24 hours. and i think that also pushed it through a month ago for us to be more quickly so they can have impact on each other. the tools things are happening at the same time. and it's wouldn't be important to see who would be affecting the other for the bicycle stuff submitted that information would actually make the original would go under god this any draw i think is it is as jays pays out different because when it was it was it different editors say early events, bear all these efforts going on, but, but no the mention of a c for the reason why is that is what it is and seeing them because they want

a discussion or a solution without engaging with him as politically. and that's the reason why we still blinking today, meeting the bus and i'm not, they want to have engagement with us to sorta t. i have no control because so basically the avoiding how much does not help for getting any kind of solution. even then the human to tell you and cut a doors without engaging with how much politically hot of the to the a cheap. so basically they need to be flexible. the, the international parties and the parties, they have the options are limited basically on the table and all the while we have this unit order for 1100000 the commodities to evacuate. that sales part of the plan. i think it's, i think that's, that's a sign that is a military operation going to happen. more attacks is going to happen weakening how much more and more and that it's on for the lead to more casualties of the civilians. my g appreciate that. thanks very much. i will see,

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