time, can you even tell me how much does it matter? the listening post your guide to the media? we're reading eco friendly solutions to come back to our planning on o g 0, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello until mccrae. this has been use our line from doha coming off in the next 60 minutes. more than $700.00 children are among the rapidly rising depth total in gaza, up to 7 days of his riley phone, 5 minutes. hundreds of thousands of palestinians in gauze to seek shelter in the south had been expected, is rarely ground invasion. desperate to escape to the bombing,

hundreds of people gathered at the wrath of border crossing with egypt. his rouse, prime minister, visits troops near the frontier with gauze as the military build up, crows, and is collecting bloodshed in the occupied with the bank as israel carries out massa risk. so most of the cases being members of from us the, the news is tightening around garza and it's people. that's the warning from the you in is israel is deadline to flee. northern garza expires the potential ground to sold on this drift looms more than 1000000 palestinians. they have been ordered to leave the best of neighborhoods and flee south. this includes hospital shelters and refugees from some of the strips launches camps. more than 2200 palestinians had been killed since last saturday, 724 of them with children is ready. miller, trees, continuous strikes,

have leveled homes and neighborhoods among us as some captives had been killed. and these attacks and the unions refugee agencies is water that has run out for $2000000.00 people and gaza out the israel, imposed its total blockade. and submitting it's now a matter of life or death. i'll just say it was, you know, said is in con eunice and the gaza strip and begins out coverage. hundreds of pounds, teens s lean, good. know, think us history. families are making their way south with, with every day to carry a suit in cars and trucks. and even on don't key cards, they bought the money, but this is a genocide, not a war. and it's an attempt to displace the people of the gaza strip. but this will not happen. israel cleans 2 buildings can see point evacuated to south and casa along approved routes. dozens of people have been killed in these really air

strikes by trying to do some israel's order includes those in hospitals treating hundreds of injured people at schools chose to read the refugees in families forced from their home. son unice has one of the places where people in the north have been told to go to, but he's really or strikes have been pounding residential buildings there as well. at 7 am while they were sleep without a warning, they bump them. this is the american encouragement to kill children who are asleep . 8 children. when inside the house, hundreds of people have gathered up in russell border crossing between garza and egypt. foreign nationals, including many was dual nationality. are hoping to cross, but it's not clear when or if that to happen. i replace i go,

i go runaway and i just find one village finds ess cable. so like maybe one bill and stuff like that. but it's a really scary thing for simple displacement of people is a work crime. but israel says it's to ensure the safety of civilians. yes, it's relentless airstrikes have level homes in nature. after israel imposed its totalled located, the you ends, refugee agency sees water has now run out for 2000000 people in gaza. and it says for many, it's now a matter of life or death. unit c, l g 0, con eunice in because this jen is atara. capitalism joins us live from gaza and to target understand that you're at

a hospital the can you just explain to us what the situation is right now? well we are standing right now in the front gates of the not just the cases inside the nicer complex uh, medical complex and kind of in a city. this complex has been regarded as one of the biggest uh, medical complexes inside the uh, the, the city or noon is what to provide services for medical services and treatment for more than uh, tens of thousands of thousands of kind of a senior citizen smoke. meanwhile, also the citizen has been a shelter for displaced people who receive different mornings notifications from the is with the occupation forces to leave. the house isn't to hit forward to these other areas of the gaza strip as you come right now. see in the background like the, the emergency stuff are preparing for receiving move, atkins as the human attorney and conditioning site. the goal is this trip is really shaking now and with the majority of hospitals inside the gaza strip. have run out of a few and they are working with minimum capabilities. we can see that doctors are working tirelessly in order to deliver treatments for hundreds of victims which can be

a good reach to the hospital from time to another. also no impact. so knowing hospitals, web embodied by the, is what it strikes the during the beginning of this conflict. and we can say that more than 10 medical stuff, a work is, has been killed in the hands of these because of these really strikes during the beginning of the, of the escalation that we, the palestinian fighters and even the is very occupation forces. now the balance, the ministry of health inside the gaza strip had delivered the different warnings of messages to the international community to provide human a training, a co res. so in order to avoid humanitarians and medical aid to the medical sex in order to be able to stand enough in the face of the is really assaults and thousands on to provide them with medical treatment as well from time to another. and this hospital, different things is injury injury, people in ancient cases i had turned off to the hospital and they have been treated by the medical stuff in a very a problem and,

and way that can provide them with the sufficient medical care. but meanwhile, when the number of people is increasing, the capacity of the hospital is limited. it means that they sometimes might receive different medical treatment on the ground. and sometimes the good they could be even a boss the way before providing the medical treatment due to the lack of equipment and medical items to eric. we also understand the drinking boot. it has almost completely run out was the situation in regards to that right now. well, with the run out of if you and even right now, the water sources, it seems that the entire regions of the gaza strip had been turned into a catastrophe. a situation you are talking about that 2300000 barrels palestinians inside the goal is to start all facing such a great shortage of water supplies. it seems that there is a catastrophe. you are talking about the collective punishments for palestinians also. it's important to mention that those palestinians were following the as well

we'll just to back to waste the houses to the southern areas. meanwhile, the southern areas during the past hour have people budget by a different air strikes from the is very air. forces me over the last few hours uh all the tool cuz really pain about is rouse deadline for those in northern gauze. uh uh, to flee has expired, and now a potential ground to sold on guys a loons. can you just give us a sense of what it is like living underneath this of the well, during the last 2 days, they is for the operation forces delivered different meanings to the residential resilience into another in an even southern essential areas of the gaza strip. to evacuate the houses forward and headed to the southern areas only preparation for possible grounds invasion. now, as has been mentioned and reports in, in different media reports that the as ready, occupation forces alma promising force as a decent to get the book to the voters of the gaza strip. any preparation and in

readiness to invite you to the gaza strip. now, without the use of the gaza strip, just early with strikes, the humanitarian conditions of the gaza strip and the locals is really catastrophic . you are talking about 2000000 people are just what you think that's due to the lack of you lens. and it's a 3 items, i think that's it. this is a collective punishment for the uh, for the entire palestinians and from time to another palestinians are receiving such horrific news from the media outlets about so the number of victims which from time to another, surging on my witness for the surgeon announcing in the future okay, thank you so much for that update. we really do appreciate it. that is terica, but it was in for us in gone. so let's take a closer look at the gaza strip. one of the most densely populated areas in the world. these areas shaded at the top, we have a civilian population, has been order to move to the south. tens of thousands of people. i'm making that journey through a was on an under the threat of is there any fall in the tax build and gaza?

is one of the most densely populated areas in the gaza strip. it's one to 200000 palestinian refugees who are again being forced from their homes. but with so many fling to southern gals with the conditions there, a dia, a legitimate has sent a humanitarian convoy to gaza, is on the way to the roof of border crossing with the old. clive is carrying food vulgar blankets and coffins. the country has been receiving humanitarian aid for garza and has been waiting for the possibility to deliver it safely. one of the convoy supervisors says it's fully endorsed by the egyptian government. and the, this is the 1st con volume they seems to be in agreement to open the roof of bald crossing to the complex capacity. we expect to have a 2nd understood, con lloyd read trying to collect all donations to be ready, any time to send them all come bodies. there are lots of needs in gaza. i may have

shortages of everything. any financial or material donations, even looked donations. i mean to thousands of palestinians hitting for goals was boarded with egypt. challenges. aerospace shows a cortez, the lexus from the roof of crossing with people a wasting for the border to wife and for nothing. and so i just went out and the mom brought a rough general book to buy it as well, because we are here. lots be rough and crossing and white dozens, hundreds of color sting into a different citizenship, the gathering. the request of the embassies. they've been told the crossing will open from 12 noon to 5 pm, but the crossing is still closed and there's no sign. it's when you open soon to people here making a phone calls on sending messages, but don't have received any positive responses. i am a us citizen. my country told me to come here. we went through hell come in through here. it's like, it's like a war zone going from the middle of gaza,

all the way to the, to the border of gaza. and now we're going home, you know, empty handed. we don't know what's going on. why we were told to come. and when are we going to get out of here? it's hopeless. my message is to 2nd or 3rd blinking. if we lose riley's with this happened to us is where american is right. it is already left and they leave every day. i'll send you the americans come, i believe, and of all other citizenship. so look, 10 different citizenship. so right here they all have women, children, old people, they just kept, keep going. i'm going through the danger zone, the, the all the way from the city all the way to the border, which we actually standing here. i don't know what's going to happen. a one single show to kill everybody standing here. my other message is to the president by then we are people. we are people, we believe our blood is red. not black, not purple weebly,

just like they bleed. and i asked him if one of your kids in your family did something bad, they think it's right. would you punish the whole family? how would you punish that? one single kid you're doing is, is like punishing palestinians for a living and publish time period. and the scrum then, a sort of thought, went out the food in the official csc not be crossing from the side is open, but they're waiting for a response from contributing officials. all near the size of the junction of parties have built what looks like a concrete wall on this side. then this will take some time, probably a few days to remove the fall. the problems can be solved to doubt and deal with ara kara is founder and director of the european north african center for a search. she joins us from cairo. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. now as we've seen the in the previous stories,

there's been plenty of confusion at the rop across and can you just give us an idea of what you think is happening there right now as well? since you 1st for having me uh what's happening now is that, oh, i see that egypt is trying to pressure the other site is very the site to get. thank you me, terry. and a need it in july, since egypt indicated that range airport, which is right on the boat or after is really on board. and the rough cross crossing gate from the is really a side and not collecting any humanitarian aid in july. so now egypt, egyptian, the story these have did a gated the irish airport and a all the resources as well to get even the cherry and age into a lot of that. so i think that the, the, the, the crossing word, the gates will be open on this. there is an agreement, as has been stated today,

but it just shows the thirty's on how to get this humanitarian aids to the listing young people. they are suffering in the district just for people watching who might not know that much about the rough across. and can you just give us a little bit of context and clarify who actually controls what at the crossing because well, egypt mites control the crossing, it doesn't mean that they can just open it up. does this a well, there are 7 crossing points on a long that is really borders and the old fall under that is really the thirty's, but on the one the roof is shared between is free and egypt ok. i mean open that for the severe cases of guides and we let people and into a our boy do okay. but now with this situation with what's happening now, there has been like you as a addiction totes to let the foreigners out or to let everyone with other nationalities out from the guns,

this trip to save them into our borders. but egypt has seen that a, there is a way to pressure, is raised to that the humanitarian aid in with us supervision. a for the matter. so this is the only gate the on the crossing the gate that can let the humanitarian aging to get that because the rest of the 6 gates are 6 points are all under israeli authorities and the never that need the resources into got through the yeah, no i understand that you mentioned that uh, agents can pressure israel with the, with the help of the us to allow humanitarian access. i mean, this is cairo doing enough at this point in time. do you think to, to get humanitarian i that we've seen time and time again is getting more and more desperately needed into a gaza of egypt as doing all like kind of like the association of

n g o is the nonprofit organizations in egypt and charity organizations have collected that the and bringing all the resources and doctors from different specialties, have 106 trucks waiting at the border. and i think is right with only a body to an agreement if it's under us supervision. so now with older calling to let the people of gather coming to this house or to egypt, this is a no no to the adoption of sorry to use because this will, this so simple listing and gays. if we have everyone just cross the borders, then god, this trip is it will be a boyd of it's people. i different authorities don't want that. we want to let the humanitarian aid in 2 gods and not people moving out of guys because we know what happens with the refugees from paddles time, especially. they are never meant to go back the never let to go back to their

houses. it's we know it's really easy to just sold or to let everyone out from the guys this trip. first knowing you're going to terry, and it will be in 2nd. and it will be unexcused for is right to bring good the trip all down and know what again that from the earth states of course like but egypt. no, of course. thank you so much. that is, sir care, a founder and director of the european north african center for a series. thank you again for joining us on, which is there as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu has visited troops in southern israel, near the pool defense with the gaza strip. the successful and the video released by his office in yahoo is seen us getting soldiers if the ready for the next stage. this comes ahead of an expected crowns of sold by is

rarely forces on kansas. hold on. cool. well let's now go to l just as tells drafted who is in stalled in the southern israel and chelsea. we'll see it's ready on a bean signing about as potential ground assault on gaza as well in the last couple of hours. the is where the military has released the statement that it can only be described as its most explicit yet with respect to any potential ground defensive into levels and gauze. so i'll just read you some of what that statement said. it said that it. busy was preparing to implement a wide range of operational offensive plans that the policies would deployed across the country in preparation for the next stage of the war with emphasis on a significant ground operations. they went on to say the preparations were being made for a coordinated at ground and see offensive. israel's ministry spokesman went on to

say that they were ready to strike garza city very soon. that is unequivocally the most explicit statement would be idea to be made. and is consistent with the kind of evidence that we've seen this huge troop build up, lots of heavy weaponry that has moved into some israel. and the last few days interestingly, we've seen in the last, i suppose, 24 hours or so. quite a lot of that weaponry that was gathering and so there is no longer the potentially we understand is having being moved into more for operational positions. meanwhile, throughout the day that have been intermittent rockets loans from gauze. i suppose it is about half an hour ago. here that all the alarms went off and everybody ran to the shelters and there were at least 2 large explosions intercepted by the

the iron done. and it's been the same of the scenario in cities like ash, cologne, and towns like stairwell. it's very close to the gauze about a, a. we'd be looking at the gradual build up of this of massing of troops and heavy weaponry in this region in this area. and this is our report. is riley's preparing to invite garza, we count the suffering. it's was the attack by promising the flight is in living memory. these radio, all me is massing heavy weaponry, is thousands of troops. i've gone to florida all to re batteries. it'd be pounding the density population palestinian territory as strikes of completely destroyed in troy and neighborhoods in gulls, killing mold in 2000 palestinians. some spices continue to fire rockets into israel, most intercepted by as well as

a defense system known as the end of the 300000. these radio. let me reserves that'd be mobilized ahead of a possible ration. morales seems high river in view of the really, really big a is rosalie to says this is just the stalled, i mean, but good with striking yes. in the me with unprecedented minds. i emphasize this is just the beginning. our enemies have only begun paying the price and i won't detailed what has yet to come. but so i tell you that this is only the beginning, which is just a small proportion of a vast is really military build up most of goals of much of the military equipment that we've seen gathering in this area has now moved on to what we suspect could be a move forward operating position in a closed ministry. so since how much it surprise minutes we authoration against israel and was told with the 7th the is ready on

a struggle to store more palestinian government infiltrating from the cause of strip. these ready ministry says soldiers went into gauze on friday nights and retrieve the bodies of several israelis believe to be among the estimate of a $150.00 people taken captive. their relatives demanding me allow me do more to find out where hamlet's, he's holding other men, women and children to prevent them getting cool to close spot with an expected ground invasion stats. some stuff without a 0. you seem southern his ro is ready, forces have ramped up rides across the occupied with bank of arresting, mold and 40 palestinians, and different cities around 400 palestinians have been detained since the beginning of this major escalation between him, off and israel. is there any forces have killed, at least $55.00 palestinians in the west bank since last saturday. the, the abraham reports most of the occupied west bank has been locked down by is where

the forces in the weeks is how mass launched its military operation. palestinians have largely been confined to their homes and by early softer the dozens had been arrested most in hebron in the south of the occupied westbank. many of them members of, from us in jericho, one for the city and was killed, was taking part in corporate stations with is where the forces he is off the big jump. if you do come our children are not different from their fellow post indians and the besieged cause a strip. let's consider ourselves there. it's all for the sake of the homeland, with an old $400.00 prisoners interested since the start of the escalation. kind of sending somebody see they're worried about their children in his way to jail a father to the jersey that his 17 year old son was beaten before being arrested. she they attacked fruit and he's just a child with them. they were very violent with him. someone called us 1st thing, he's dad,

but then we were told he's in prison live. it's worrying in the gene refugee camp. one of the short, this is really rates they are concluded without casualties is really forces the rest of the police to palestinians. but before the army retreated, armed groups pop back is where the forces of re did the refugee camp and the rest of the palestinians. at that time when the occupied westbank is under and is really located, it's almost impossible for people to move from one city to another. those will try can get skills, is really processed, killed, and palestinian and wounded for others need to kind of introduce the westbound clicked on friday. with this a see, the only poll was driving the sweet kind of sinews continue to be too well through those killed during the booth with around 300 people injured during the most recent, a large number of them by life i munition,

this outpouring of grief is only expected to increase that, but he under the to the okay, if i just bear with the us secretary of state ends and he blinking continues his 2 of them. at least he hopes to prevent the gallons a conflict from spilling into a big a war phase. now in the united arab emirates off to visiting saudi arabia, he's been discussing the situation in concert with saudi foreign minister, fines open for hon. l saw been fine, has condemned the attacks on civilians and called for the escalation. we need to find a way to quickly div escalate the situation to quickly bring back the piece that at least the stopping the guns and then working towards addressing most of the humidity. yeah, i have to emphasize the humanitarian situation because it is very, very difficult. and we need to work together to make sure that access for the

military release goods is allowed. this is something that is critical. it is, of course, in trying to finish, you know, as israel pursues is legitimate right to defend against people and to try to assure that this never happens again. it is vitally important that all of us look out for facilities and we're working together to do exactly that. in particular, working on establishing safe areas and guys are working on a stablish and a quarter door so that you master assistance can reach people who need it. none of us want to see suffering by civilians on any side. whether it's israel, whether it's gaza, whether it's anywhere else, we're going to go live now to petty calhane, who joins us from a pro palestinian really in washington, dc petty. can you just explain what is happening with you uh of the i have to say it's remarkable. i think there's probably all 5000 people here. they

start at the white house. they've been marching hoover and walk in with. and you can see the signs. this is an incredibly diverse group of people we're seeing people offer and the accusation and to the war and hands us taxpayer dollars, supporting israel. don't forget israel was to receive $3800000000.00 from us this year. and now they're asking for more money, more munitions, and these people are helping their voices will be heard and they can try and stop the flow of that money. so i want to introduce you to my guest. his name is tom a booth i. e t z a bit with the american muslims for palestine. you helped organize it out. first of all, you had 7 days to organize this. i'm estimating at least 5000 people. what does this tell us? there is a lot of passion. there is a lot of good, not only because what it of what stick eclipse into god set up. it is also because this administration implicated the united states in describes his administration is

not only inciting violence, rather it's allow, we get and able to get against the palestinian people by providing more munition, more besides the weapons. and as of the, as if we can get this right already $3800000000.00 annually. and now we want to give them more. so basically this administration is implicated in the general flight and the water claims that are taking place or just the palestinian people. and we see this as being done in our names. why the american people all unaware of the facts? because most of all of the circle minutes the media is a delta g o one slide to the porch showing the human suffering on one side, one neglect to the 3 of the human suffering on the other side. of the board, the, which is inside the, the goal is a signal. so we just want to send a message that's we'll with fed up with these policies and with fed up with this deception in edward's setup with our politicians like was this president ken,

promising us that to you would restore americans as he put it. so they put the modem authority, and we will see this as a model authority. we see it's more of a model bankruptcy. and the way he's dehumanizing of the pelvis thing is, you know, to ask you about that. his 1st speech about this. he didn't even mention the name palace, palestine, palestinians. what did that feel like? what did that say to you? it says to me that this man is um, is complicit and uh, and he is looking for ease, ease out bill for his political benefit. um, it's the same president t who, who has been cautioning against this, against violence in, in, in the holding an impulse line as well. his administration been functioning that what is right is doing the escalation that the thing is and its 3 members within its, um the, the members within the is ready to the cabinet cabinets. he, he,

he also refer to discount it through this government has the most extreme is government is ready to governments that you have seen in the past 50 years. but when it came to as well known, shooting this attack and is run now designating because uh, is right now committing this genocide. suddenly he flips sites and suddenly palestinians don't exist. although he's the same man. he talked about the need for both parties to enjoy equal measures of freedom in thinking that the double thing is a hold of the past 75 years have been deprived for them. freedom and dignity and sudden you know, as if history started on saturday morning. no one wants to talk about the conflicts . no one wants to talk about the, the, the, the welcome siege that has been in place on, on garza, for the past 16 years. no one wants to talk about the palestinians being deprived of the human. basically human rights for 75 years and at the same time, he doesn't want to talk about what is taking place now. i guess civilians we're not talking about militants,

we're not talking about time. us know. we have $2300000.00 people within the goals of sleep, which is less than a 140 square months. i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i'm going to i so many more questions for you. but i mean, told him i your that we have to, to have to leave it there. thank you very much of some of the say i so again, a very sizable march here in, in, in washington dc. and i do want to say the demographics do seem to be shifting slightly democrats, minorities, and younger people. now say they side more with palestine than they do with israel . okay, thank you so much for that. that is petty kind of time for us in washington, dc. we'll stay with us here on al jazeera as we continue l. special coverage, including the conflicts between our mazda and israel, is to get people to take to the streets around the world. will have a round up. see you after the break,

the hello. there is a laundry, settled story across the middle east and live that we're going to see some heat coming back into southern areas across the gulf, with temperatures picking up about 5 degrees above the average. the in doha kata 41 degrees celsius on monday, but things are set to cool down across live and i'll take you into have a closer look. we've got some west. so whether starting the pilot of the eastern mediterranean for easy conditions as well. so we'll see that rain across israel, we occupied palestinian territories with some thunder. we down paused in pots of 11 on 60, is like a root seeing that went to weather it eventually edges its way further east, across eastern parts of to a kia as we go into monday. and as we move across the north of africa, it has been a largely cool field across the region, apart from the northwest and particularly the canary islands, seeing lots of heat as promising. 31 degrees celsius that on sunday. but those

temperatures will start to edge down as we go into the new week. but what's the weather still affecting central parts of africa, waves of what weather in the form of fund of phones for the democratic republic of congo, they'll start to edge they way for the south over the next few days with some very nice the weather coming in for the likes of some bob with as many as mozambique on monday the did you need to talk to the team as to

the short documentary from around the world that celebrates coverage and resilience in times of time out as the risk analysis the the the if you are just joining us. here's a quick recap of the legs just in the conflict between israel and gaza. this rattle has ordered more than

a 1000000 palestinians in northern garza to move to the south. as well as the military says, it is preparing to implement a range of offensive plans ahead of an expected ground. defensive encounter. meanwhile, is rarely strikes have killed more than $2200.00 palestinians since last saturday, including $724.00 children. more than 320 full palestinians have been killed in the past 24 hours. the conflict has led to world wide relatives therapy and protests in spite of both the palestinians and the as riley's funeral has been held for voices. journalist killed and is ready shilling in southern living on 6 other journalists from elders era and the f. p. use agency when just when they call was hips near the board with israel. the is ready. um it says its investigating the incidence of just services. it holds is where i legally and morally responsible for the attack. the network has released

a statement saying as well as targeting of the images there, a team is a license, disregard of international safety standards that clearly distinguish the press as they sheldon's been to l. just their approved costs vehicles, despite our cruise presence alongside of the international media and an agreed upon location. you know, l g 0 strongly contains these repeated atrocities which previously led to the killing of l. just arrow to unless you're in a clay. so the, it's where the army has blocked a team of al jazeera journalists from covering events near the border with gaza elias car. um, it was live on a when a group of soldiers austin, and just seem to leave what's known as because the envelope, here's a look at what happened here is a close military zone. ok. i want you to wrap everything up and leave it on the, on how the, the month to come up. the costs getting, you know, they've just declared this area close military zone. and i'm trying to pull tests from hand. they're saying they have an order from the commander of the south to

declare this area. a close military's though, unless it will be a non but so let me all of them on the mccann and they keep trying to kick us out as well. every way we try to go the military, police arrive and remove it. i don't know they're asking us to leave and the dental receives no. no need. no, no, no. to do that. you need to respect us who respected you. respect us. ok if not, so let me say it was for anyone seeing this and the idea is strong. yeah. go the you asked us to wrap up. we are wrapping up. no need to do anything that we are getting out and there will be no problems. this is not respectful to do that, no need to send political messages. which already ginsburg is the president of the committee to protect the june list. you joins us from new york. thank you very much

for being on al jazeera. we really do appreciate you talking about the story in particular. now i just want to start with the is really shelling in southern living on which killed her voice is journalist and 6 other journalists, including from al jazeera, wounded in that. do you think that that's what, from what you know of it? do you think it was a deliberate and targeted attack? or we're not able to say yet whether it was a deliberate and targeted attack. we know from a reuters witness at the scene that the missiles came from the direction of israel . we know that lebanon is submitting a formal complaint to the un security council. i want it closed as well as deliberate killing of the words as we do, john, this is some of the i'm at this moment. we don't have enough separate and independent information to be able to verify that. but it does certainly appear that the southern came from a the is riley side. and we know that the individuals who are that were what came

up with press markings. i mean, this is hardly the 1st time the june list has been targeted and killed by his rarely soldiers. why does this keeps happening? i don't know why it keeps happening, but what we need to see is that accountability. i am encouraged that as well said that it was looking at best, but frankly, we've seen no accountability in the kidding of done this over the past 22 years. earlier this year, the committee to protect analyze, produced report that showed over the parent that these 20 john nest. i've been killed by his ready defense, full size, and that's been the accountability in any of those cases, including as you all know, of the case of theory of what play and we need to in show that israel is held accountable for such beginnings and such tests how do you go about doing that? because i know al jazeera and assurance family have been trying desperately since,

who are killing to get accountability and still years on that has not happened. so i mean, how to, how does one go about trying to get accountability, particularly from these riley's in this explain the difficult b as rarely as don't even talk publicly about that rules of engagement. one of the things that we pushed for is for them to be more public about those and to reform them so that we can show that there are at least training that forces to be able to recognize when done, unless operate thing done, unless all civilians in a conflict and should be treated as such, and certainly you should not to be targeted. and unfortunately, we are seeing at the moment, one of the deadliest parents ever forgotten this reporting on this region. 12 done, and this has been killed in the short periods since. so today's conflicts begun, that is the highest number we've ever requoted in the 30 years at the committee to

project on this has been documenting these kinds of things worldwide. and with the conflict us it to continue and potentially escalate further that danger of course grow. so thank you so much. ed, jenny, we really do appreciate your time. this trudy ginsburg, president of the committee to protect you unless thank you. such this overlays in support of the palestinians in garza has been taking place across the u. k, including london or a challenge sent us this optimize the respect to this demonstration down essential, automatic venue, $90000.00. we know the nice 5 areas of kind of simeon solidarity groups and left brain. and as i said, everyone is expressing their i'm the stress, not the software, and the problem isn't going on right now to speak with them down to, to do the same. so tomorrow, just going from outside the pvcs headquarters,

which is the we're on setting now down presenter london, downing street honey around the babies that go to is with spray painted the red paint. nobody's actually taking responsibility for that, but the police are on the golf or any kind of unrest, the home secretary. so what abroad, but i wouldn't want to push him in a way to reassure the jewish population in the u. k. as told the police to take a claim, randy on whether even the waving of a policy might hold a racially aggravate. save a claim. he wants to make sure that that's nice to quote the police. it was made that said, because as you can see, they're all quincy upon the city and flags here and the police emergency making no risk whatsoever for each of them. how does that right and such a protest banking both the israeli and palestinian cause has been taking place in other parts of the world and the richardson has more no buddhist can contain the emotions of the school. in germany,

pro palestinian protest is much through the city of testing to tell me that you called and we'll get in here. i hope that the world opens its eyes and hearts for the problems in the middle leaks. this machine is not a problem that is just a risk as a problem for the last 70 years. the sample, the with the watching on a smaller group down to to show it supports the israel. while in the central gym and city of frank foot, jewish associations came together to cool the sooner the better and see with his royal in india, the eastern city of coal cuts. it was the location originally supposed in palestine and cooling stuff, piece in the region. similar scenes in pakistan's capital is lam about this meeting, part of a nation wide series of palestine solidarity rallies organized by the political policy. do you mind to use law me?

players wearing black columbines tonight part to kick off. there will be a minute silence in recognition to pose affected by the ongoing conflict within a swale. the english people association have been under pressure to light wembley stadium in blue and white and solidarity with these ro ahead of the match against australia. instead, that seems held a joint moments of silence in remembrance of both palestinian and is right, the victims. on the richardson, l g 0, brian living is ameritas founding director of the center for the study of height and extremism at california state university. he joins us from southern california now thank you very much for being on al jazeera. we appreciate your time. first of all, from what you have seen the release of demonstrations, the count of protest, the protest from what you've seen around the world over the last 7 days. is that being expected to oh, yes,

it's quite common when there is, is really pulse doing conflict as well as other conflicts. and them at least to see mass rallies. and most of these have been peaceful to here in the united states. that there were people who unfortunately put up cellphone photos of dead bodies laughing and also another person who put up a show of a swastika not to swastika on their phone in the united states though, unlike overseas, the 1st amendment protects p d. even when they express themselves in a way that is appearing to moral clarity and against the interest of the post, i mean people tend to legitimate aspirations towards self determination. what's your greatest fear now? is we guess someone expects this conflict to escalate even further? does that heights spread around the world, even foster care?

and especially today with this information, highly short events. what i would, i would say is if i could quote the palestinian martin luther king god and doctor does the dean. how bless you now teaches the in canada, who lost his family during the previous guys who are. and we should try to look for the best and people in start small show a state of the world. if we could perhaps stop for a little while and say, let's protection millions let's, let's release hostages right now, let's do something positive because dr rather wish taught me that in times when things are violent, we can do is start with symbolic things and little things. and what we've seen here in the united states and our jewish trade crimes for a 2 decade hi is often times when there's is really palestinian conflict. and also for our muslim brothers theirs and sisters. we see here,

crimes grow up when you are american casualties from foreign terrorist organizations. and i think it's very important that i say to americans who might be listening to this. there was a big difference between the arab and muslim people and, and how much, how much pay directly in their charger for the killing of jews piece is possible if we empower the right people and think that's why, thanks so much for having me on. because if we want to keep keep crimes down, if we want to contain degrees reach these no borders. but let's try and contain it as much as possible by doing peaceful things. and i will tell you in my work here in california, i will make sure to the best of my ability to none of our most and brothers and sisters. our brothers and sisters is really brothers and sisters and jewish brothers and sisters face a workplace or outside environment where they are discriminated against criminally,

victimized or harassed. these are the kinds of messages just like mirrors, indeed con in london. wonderful job. let's start small, which starts in both, but let's look at it. this seems to 1000000000 lives and think what can we do now? because what we're, what we see is things get extended and like some medicaid crimes go up. but also when you're american casualties answering most them go up in london, 650 percent increased over same period last year. the anti jewish aid crimes, 87 percent increase in anti muslim or friends at till mama. she's peace makers told mom and you carry a wonderful organization. so a tripling. yeah. all the can time muslim. pick tribes and we've also seen increasing the anti jewish, a grimes from the c s t. and we use neutral data ourselves, police data. yeah. one thing i want to talk about as well, just very briefly, i mean, people are missing phones in this day and age. there was a lot of this information going around. so how do you get through that fog?

so i think we have to use not only trusted sources, but even sources that we may disagree with. we're taking another perspective that twice on my twitter feed at proper 11. i use folks from around the world from algeria a p to the new york times to others. you have to look at trusted sources and also just today it may very well be let's check it out in an explosion of a charge of the people moving south. and god might have been a vehicle bomb. we don't know, but it doesn't have appeared. and the project show don't act immediately. look at multiple sources. i trusted sources and a thank you so much. yeah. and data we are. thank you so much brian. we do appreciate your time. there is a brian live in america's founding director of the center for the study of height and extremism. thank you so much. salaam. well, it's getting hotter for families in dallas or to put food on the table. is rails complete blockhead?

alterra tree mean supplies are running line i'm involved reports. between around is a visa lady bombardment, people in front of you and it's like going to get what may be the last pieces of bread and the big case. i'm waiting to get bread from my family. i've been surprised more than once. why, how long would the keywords are being to 4 different bakery on each one has a q outside. i don't know what to do in this situation. i have to sit and wait here until it's my turn goes on. has been on the seed by land. see on page 417. yes. and for a week now is that i am has cut of food and water supplies to more than 2000000 fellow students. living here, as you can see, people of why using but there's no flour and no rule. so new oil in this situation is difficult. we are waiting for an hour or 2 to get her bag read. bakeries don't have flour and even though we don't know if we will secure

a breed today or even tomorrow. so that was the impact of the fuel clauses is affecting people's lives in every respect to the, our neighborhood, the solar panel. so everyone is coming here to charge of their phones and that's the bus. it's the only way for people to be able to call their loved ones and be sure they're still alive. and back to the yellow t east, west and ink by that date is, are, you has told more than a 1000000 policy names to flee the northern part of the state as they move south hun. you and this will be overwhelmed with families, folks from their homes that you and he's calling for them to have immediate access to food, water, fuel and other flights of supplies. but they need to survive how much fine of disease assault and bought a car is back with us on the sit here and i just want to go back to a story we played just a few moments ago around the, the height that has sprayed around the world as,

as fast as the conflict has escalated. what do you make of both the anti semitism that we have seen in places and also the and t error sentiments as well as well? we're living in the increasingly connected world and the news travels so fast, and people are able to make up their mind and they're all have their own moral uh, compet soon. but what, what strikes struck me about that interview is the degree of navy in the united states about the mere fact that you can do whatever you want that on the well. and people will not react. and this question of why they hate this has been going on for many, many years. so for the last 50 years or so. and they don't seem to realize that the, the old old order, the order that was created as a result of the 2nd world war, led by the united states and, and the west to is now being challenged. you know, most countries from the south, russia, china,

everybody that they're pushing the united states to think different. and, and unfortunately, that is not really the be understood properly within the united states. and yes, time for them to change what they do know to change the news rather than they would then use and hope you get away with it. and the other dimension, i think, which many of the driven i looked over there and go to these demonstrations is the fact use that was allowed to feature on the 1st during the 1st couple of days. and it wasn't close. it is that most of those newspapers happened to be owned by murder . you know that this is a why would a newspaper like the times or the sun for them to run images that are clearly fake and has been generated through a i, it is incredible. it's unbelievable that you, when you, you lose that talk to trust of the public when you conduct these kind of companies through, through the media and, and i think it is time for,

for people to really question those issues there when it comes to, to the, are upset and the most games and then being hate to them. you know, we understand that that's very much linked to the displacement. that's happened the after the war is there. yeah. yeah. and if we allows palestinians to be displaced, it can only increase as it is. okay. thank you so much, just awesome, we really do appreciate your time. thank you. as well. now, to a brief look at some of the days of the news from says it will deploy $7000.00 soldiers to increase safety measures opt. a teacher was killed in the 9th attack of the school. it happened in the northern city of a ross that has large jewish and muslim communities. a suspect of church and origin has been arrested for there is intense funding between ukrainian troops and russian forces in the eastern new crime. the town of, of disc is under constant air and artillery, attacked by the russian military on the 5th day of it's the latest offensive you cry and says, is forced as

a holding the ground in australia. a constitutional referendum proposing formal recognition of indigenous people has been rejected. the so called voice department would have created an indigenous advisory committee for the countries federal legislature. the proposals were backed by a strategy as governing labor policy, the opposition liberal policy backs, the no vote saying the changes would be racially divisive. when you see the incentive rights national policy has claimed victory and its general election with nearly 99 percent of the vote. counted, it will now need to form a coalition government. prime minister cris hipkins has conceded defeat to opposition leader christopher likes in accord and call him allah has arbiten and a 6 year prison sentence and post on the founder of one of the country's top newspapers. jose ribbons a more a mother king was sentenced in june for money laundering that was denounced by press freedom groups. but the court has ordered

a new trial some more. i had also been accused of exposing a businessman in exchange for not publishing damaging information about them. well, that's so for now, emily and when we'll be back in just a moment with more of the dies news. as

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