[000:00:00;00] the toilet showed at the hands of his riley soldiers, palestinians describe being beaten, installs while in detention. the i'm sammy's a, them, this is alger 0, live from the hall. so coming up the cold to abandon by the us president is met with protests in michigan way out of americans are angry about his policies on gauze, the demonstrations

outside of didn't teen as congress? has it been the best of us on economic reforms that have divided the nation and protesting families and several years in countries to mon? few a regulations and lower costs. french government has announced more concession. we begin in garzo at palestinian say they were beaten, tortured and humiliated while detained. vice riley false. is there a growing accusations of gross ms treatment of prisoners and violations of international laws by israeli soldiers? thought a couple of assume or pulled some rough and southern gaza between 2 and 2 related accusation of palestinians detained by his very forces during the

war and gaza. now released and in rough. now most of the minute i feel pain everywhere on my body before it just depends on our needs. for hours they kept asking me about the tunnels and about their captives held by how much of the i told them i'm 70 years old and i know nothing about these matters is that they hit me a lot when i can find an answer to their questions for my another said he was taken off to being to, to evacuate his whole. oh, what the moist spent the 1st 3 days without food and was that we would not allowed to go to the toilet. so we would be to, in harshly, over the 1st 3 days after that they moved us to another place, some new methods, a talk show, but after a 3 day stop, they shouldn't, they gave us a meal. that's not even enough for child. these are not the 1st claims of talk to the hands of the is very soldiers. on wednesday, the buddies are probably 30 palestinians were found down to the school yard another and cause

a witness to say if you have been tortured by his very forces been killed and the corpse is bored in plastic bags. this is precisely why israel was taken to the international court of justice with the accusation that it is committing genocide. and the fact that we see that the i c. j ruled in favor of south africa and said that there was a plausible risk of gender side is simply this, this evidence just simply bolsters that opinion of israel's been committing war crimes against palestinians since 1948. and nobody has ever held israel to account . this violence comes off to you on top. court said israel must do more to prevent the genocide of palestinians, such as ordering it to investigate or accusation of it. hughes and palestinians arrests are treated in line with international humanitarian. low allegations of toyota has increased during, as well as will in gaza from beating to withholding medication system on his point

to an increase of violations of palestinian rights since october. the 7th that's prompted contamination from rights groups who say such evidence needs to be present during a ceasefire. such accusations would undermine as well as credibility around the world. it's supported by evidence. it's full on garza, has been conducted without just points, has lift, little time for relief and craving, accusation of tool to adding to see it at once. the tendency for surviving palestinians topic about zoom out. just a rough, rough off in southern guns, a group of wounded palestinians, and the families have arrived in the concert for much needed medical treatment. you are flown from egypt, so in a minute, treat plane opera and go for reports. these interest palestinians and their families survive check points in shelling during the japanese to leave garza so catch

a spent most lost family members and the health since the world goes up again. and now goodness that it was a normal night that these really tanks came in without warning and we were in the cares. and when the he tested my father and younger sister were killed and i was injured. i have blood in my eyes because of the tank outside of the bed. the man why you is hoping had thoughts. i will make a full recovery. and as i, um, what off if i'm i'm accompanying my daughter. she was injured with shrapnel and her head just received permission for treatment outside guys, i think god were waiting now to board the plane and the name on the fly out on fluffy on are process health ministries has more than $60000.00 palestinians have been wounded, steering is ready to attack since october. they rely on barely functioning hospitals for treatment. the world health organization says checks that border

crossings have slowed down the delivery of fuel food and medicine to the strip. and well, that's obviously done with this like like a distribution day and cause is very difficult. people are almost dying and they're suffering really badly. it's getting to complete chaos and famine, especially in the north. and rafa and han eunice, people in con eunice, dental bella, and those from guys, the c t. r o displaced in rough, which was nearly 1500000 palestinian refugees cannot move. i'm fighting between is really forces and palestinian fighters around some hospitals in southern casa, has tons them into was and barbara, and got out of sarah as arouse prime minister. benjamin netanyahu says us sanctions against full settlers, unnecessary. us president joe biden signed an executive order imposing sanctions on these right. these satellites for attacking protestant ends and they occupied westbank,

violence against palestinians buys rarely sold as incense lives in the west bank is increased sharply since the war and gauze have begun. on october, the 7th, a ton of the salt totes as an occupied east. jerusalem was born as well as the reaction responses from several members of these really government down playing the settler violence against palestinians across the occupied west bank. these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu releasing his statement saying that the sanctions are both drastic and unnecessary, saying, quote that a vast majority of those who live in illegal settlements are law abiding citizens. many of them currently enlisted in israel's army fighting in the war on guns. additionally, he says that israel prosecute all violators of the law in all places, but we do know that that is simply untrue. the united nations recently released some statistics about settler attacks against palestinians since october 7th,

from that date to january 28th. you're looking at a minimum of $460.00 for a tax on palestinians bias. really settlers, remember a lot of the settlers are now armed after the war. these really government had gone in and replenish some of those weapons. a lot of them applying for weapons licenses as well. so these really government has really down played this issue of settler violence against palestinians. charles strong foot has more on the increase in sexual attacks from ramallah and they'll find westbank. a few ends. organizations for the coordination of humanitarian affairs, all chose, put out some specific sticks in the last few days that in the state. just how much of an optic that has been instead of the violence since the october, the 7th. how much the tax also says the between october, the 7th and january the 28th,

there were no less than $0.46 or tax again see the palestinians. palestinian property also goes on to say that a 3rd of those attacks involve settlers carrying firearms of hoff if those attacks involved. the, the, the supports for the accompaniment of the is riley miller treat themselves. and we've been speaking to palestinians over the last couple of months about these attacks, up and down the length and rates of the occupied west bank. and they're saying that the nature of these attacks is also changed. they say that they all now increasingly violent again, saying that now the settlers are increasingly actually wearing military uniform. they say that they all regularly accompanied or seemingly supported by the is really, i mean, we're talking about the tax. for example, on the palestinian farm is especially during the recent only of call the season.

indeed. today it's being reported that around the $300.00 small olive trees were up right up rooted in a secular attack, not too far from ramallah. we've also seen a tax on villages. we've seen a tax, even on schools. we were in a better way that are better when village only this morning. and we sold a secular approach. this village to many, heavily armed just outside the village, very close actually to the village school last week and we saw these holes in the ground. the settlers had dug what they want you to show. well, if you like a symbolic graves of children, they even put flowers in these graves. now the better when they're saying cool. so this was a means of intimidating them, or frightening them. they told us that the women, some of the women had been physically abused and some of these res, with settlers actually going inside the homes. and we, sol, video evidence of this. they said the children also repeatedly being man handled

out. we know that the attacks like this a being reported pretty much every day, right? the way across the occupied westbank gum. and the understanding is, is that one of the main reasons why that has been a huge increase in the frequency and the violence of these attacks is because the settlers themselves believe that they have the tacit approval of what is being described and is widely recognized as the most far right is really government history child stuff. alger 0 room i let in the occupied was frank and the u. s. president has visited the key swing state of michigan. he made the trip to celebrate and endorsement from the united auto workers union, which has its headquarters in detroit. michigan has one of the largest out of american populations in the us, so by the didn't need leaders of that community. i have americans in warren,

near the choice, has been holding a protest, riley over by this visit, the angry of his administration support for his router, the wall and gall. so i'll just aerospace to go home is that i want to set the scene for you here. the protestors are just now started to walk away. they were to march back. they've been marching across the building to get kind of tense here for a moment because the police were just, they were like each other spaces in the riot police cave. you can see there's a huge police presence back there. they've just now separated without any sort of violence any arrest, but it was incredibly tubs there for a little bit. now, as you mentioned, joe biden has to win the air of american vote in michigan without michigan. it's unlikely he gets back to the white house. the way home from arab american protest, the side of my mind me, she says, buys and has a band in the palestinian community, and that's why he's lost her vote. just as he has abandoned us,

we will be abandoning him on election day. we will be voting with the blood of our martyrs in mind, and we will be voting with in mind. the fact that joe biden has administered thousands and thousands of bombs, i have been relentlessly dropped on innocent civilians. he has constantly administered these war crimes after work crimes, and we will not be awarding him with an election seat back in office. and we do have the power to take him out of the office. and just as he has taken our families live out from our own site, he will be out of the office. and he will witness that in november beyond voting with the concept in mind. a vote in between the lesser of 2 evils. we will be voting for people who are deserving of our vote, if either party, whether it be joe biden, trump, or whatever candidate. we will not be voting with them if for them, if they decide to support israel genocidal campaign against the husband people. and we will be voting 3rd party, and soon they will be seeing that there has been a shift in the tides with people voting 3rd party. we will not just sit idly by and

say that we will have to choose between the lesser of 2 evils. we will set our feet for ourselves and we will be doing that as voters, as protesters, as american citizens, as people who pay our, our very own tax dollars that are being sent and funded to these war crimes. we are the number one investors in the cards as a ongoing genocidal campaign. and we will not stand for that. how high is a top democrats in michigan state? legislature may says, a code for the seas far and, and then to war extends far beyond the out of american community. a majority of democrats, 80 plus percent of democrats in over 60 percent of americans support a ceasefire. we have seen over a 100 days of bombing of children, 100 days of bombing of families, of schools of hospitals. and we are no closer to peace or returning of the hostages or an end to the conflict, then we were over a 100 days ago. so the question that i would ask is, where have we seen success in this indiscriminate bombing?

it has not gotten this any closer to piece and you closer to safety. but what it has done is resulted in complete destruction within the gaza strip. over 80 percent of similarly, civilian and infrastructure destroyed. hundreds of thousands of people displaced millions of people this place in the long term impact is going to be devastating for the region. so we're not closer to piece by bombing, we cannot bomber way to peace. and i think the majority of americans see that and understand that. and we are simply asking our elected officials in our government to do the right thing and say, bombing children is not going to get us closer to piece a majority of every americans and non aeroplanes to understand the plight of the palestinians are looking at this strictly through intellect for lens, we recognize that michigan is an important state in november of 2024. but that is not the route of the conversation. the conversation is rooted around this idea that

we do not support the endless bombing of the past. and even people that the children who live in the gaza strip are not responsible for this conflict. and that we are not getting closer to peace or addressing the actual issues by supporting this, this bombing through both funding and weaponry. so they are american community, like any other community, believes that they're elected officials should listen to them that they should understand and engage them in ways that will actually address the concerns of the community. simply looking at it through an electoral lens is an insulting way to view the past and in he humanity. and quite frankly, it dismisses that the humanity of palestinians because we should not look at them strictly through pulse the still ahead on al jazeera, by more than a 1000 slides have been grounded in germany.

the what constitutes extent. so we generally talk to a see, i want you to start with just the facts rather as to what happened as independent. we won't be i want to, we don't have lead them in the policy of it's meant to get 50 percent representation and even accountability and benefit no intelligence services as claimant. and you're saying you'll have your reports for that. i should just trust the community off to the side, the cool that used to produce outstanding gentleness. and i'll just the integrity in the pursuit of the and then what to do was savvy and he said everything is good. even explain the torture,

all types of torture. it was unbelievable. they would hit us with the bucks of their guns on our heads. 5 soldiers speeding, poor revenge. occupied and imprisoned. the . the talk i'm back to watching. i'll just do a time to recap. i'll headlines, palestinians detained vice by the forces, say they were beaten, total to the and humiliated around an increasing number of accusations of gross treatment of prisoners and violations of international rules. us president joe

biden assigned to the executive order imposing sanctions on for his right of the sizes for attacking palestinians and the occupied west bank. it's right in 5 minutes to buy a new mean lesson. yeah. who is said the executive order is unnecessary. well, let's take a look at some of the other world news. there are being confrontations outside argentina's congress as politicians debate the controversial economic reform bill process to say the reforms of my life even harder for them to come through struggles with an economic crisis. presidents have you, immunize, bill is been backed by the international monetary fund. the size of a has more from the process than by the side us. we're here outside cars where there's been a lot of pension. the debate over that only has been is own going to be seeing classes between protestors and the police. but what do you think walter?

can't on back home come on the other things to present that there's from reaching the building. people here really concerned about the being debated the workers, right. the fireman this bill are 6. 7 if it doesn't make sense, the other party to vote in favor among dental is one of them. for example, the privatized state company is getting the president extraordinary powers, modernizing dislikes notation of to few as the argentine among many other things. and that's why people here are protesting. have you ever mean any sense of these? no, it's crucial to transform argentina to begin this process. however, it's not clear yet when we will take the mean 40

hours the evening on friday, or if it's going to our with a promise to modernize the economy. we simply went argentina, power from labor unions, but also with thousands of people that are willing to try them to finish. i will, i just see the site is a lead is have agreed on a $54000000000.00. a package for ukraine hungry drops its veto threat during a meeting of member states and brussels. as the summit was taking place, farm is blocking roads around the capsule. they want to draw attention to the protests, the games rising costs and cheap food impulse. that's not him blah, blah, reports from brussels. the hungry as prime minister, the old man was under pressure as he arrived at an east summit in brussels, having the to,

to more than $50000000000.00 financial aid package for ukraine in december. or the usually does, would determined not to allow him to stop at the deal. again, i come from distance icons accept this is strange and so it goes to the game of the victim of them. and there is no room for compromise on our principles like rule of law, and for sure, there's no room for compromise. you claim question in the mood to make any more concessions, to open use a close ally of russian president vladimir putin. a select group of the leaders took the home gary and prime minister side before the summit. some of the politicians have previously suggested budapest of voting rights could be taken away, or you funds frozen unless hungry back to deal. no, no off to the meeting. the package, which includes military assistance, was approved. these 50000000000 euros for 4 years, also send

a very strong message to putting just the head of the secondary verse 3 of his brutal invasion to, to with ukraine's president who to attended the summit to the key. welcome to use. this is a clear signal that your brain will with sense, and that your a will with sense. well, you leaders that results one problem. another one was brewing on the doorstep. hundreds of fall most from european countries, including phones. it's lee and belgium. angry of the e u. environmental rules and phone competition. what they say is destroying livelihoods. despite the recent demonstration forming wasn't even on the official e u. summit agenda, which is why these pharmacies are bringing the tractors and protests. the brussels is the only way to be heard. this european union for 70 years pushed us into becoming very big fonts and all this oversized funds. to date their budgeting. i

know they're criminalizing other than saying that this is our fault. the message we have for do you are being union, is that they cost, if this officer and that they have to bring us the solutions. impossible to acknowledge you need to set the discuss. palm is concerns, they will say. so they talked about the situation in the middle east but came to know conclusions. it was clear that on the day when the blow could manage to come together, there was little appetite for all the crises to overshadow the display of unity. tasha butler, i'll just sarah brussels. now an illegal gas that hose exploded in the canyon capital $55.00 is a scrambling to put out the flames. now residential area ignite, roby. 2 people have died and at least a 165 others has been injured. the cause of the bloss, not yet no skinny, says it'll hold funerals for victims of december's fuel. the pope lost

a far as easy been working to identify the bodies of 25 people. the law, hundreds of protests was brought to main highway and the council called agree that demanding compensation from the government sped damaged homes. protest is accused officials of negligence. a style so perform screening at, at polls became the latest german workers to strike on 1st day. labor on rest is becoming more frequent. one of your largest economies. and that's an estimated 200000 passengers across the 11 major efforts were affected during the hot reports they represent a fairly small sector of airport workers. but if you come across some security yukon slide, germany's latest industrial dispute to walk out by security screen is the full crippling effect to the airport. some of the countries major ones,

the lead handbook stood, got cancelled on the punches, grounding around $200000.00 passengers. many tourists and no toilet the board in advance for your city with my shared lines and flight members. but nobody can phone, they have no idea the information on the he may or i little much the one day strike. he's part of a recent space of industrial action until now red in gemini workplace relationship tends to be more constructive than l squared. and you know, high inflation and the shortage of skilled workers have given unions the upper hand in demanding better wages and conditions. when the employee i don't to get, i'll a solution that re swipe again and again, again, it comes at a bad time for germany's stagnant economy. now we see that systematically the strikes become longer and more frequent. and vanity economic costs are going to

rise significantly in the this comes on the back of an economy that is already weak . the german economy has been shrinking last year is badly growing this year. so the strike comes at the wrong time for the german economy. it was some relief for travelers this week. this train drive is return to work on monday, but tuesday, so thousands of doctors on strike. and on friday it will be the to end of public transport workers bringing tram subways and buses to a halt. jo. know how l g 0 now floating sooner or no way is go to the driver of a test. let. i also have hot water. you could say the comp plunged into an als left field and stopped at the same cost to the driver. i accidentally hit the accelerator instead of the brake. escape for this on the rush to the size of the accident with the help from guess pulled 2 people out of the cold war. so luckily,

they didn't have to go far to warm up. so it's me why the result next that inside story ask why the many conflicts around the glove intelligence level. 3 the the, the cold bloss coming out through eastern calendar and to the northeast. the us a bit of stay in the state of new york. otherwise, the fine looking picture hasn't been there all the way down the pacific coast has been stormy. weather was right and quite significant. and so useful center because it gives you the sum of water supply running into the rockies and the cascades. but heavy rain in los angeles to san diego has prompted the residents to soft fitting sandbags again because they've been a flood recently in san diego. and you could see another one coming. this would be the 2nd winter storm and the last week coming in later on saturday,

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