trust rates, but why does it matter to us? big pharma says price controls could hurt the development of drugs, but will its plus china is raising the age of retirements for the 1st time in decades. counting the cost on i'll just say around the trying to silence the messenger is ready for us as normal. just there was bureau in ramallah, in the occupied with bank ordering its closure for 45 days. during the ride on our offices ready? so just tear down the launch. banner account is original assuring of outlay. who is kills, binds ready sonata in the west bank 2 years ago, the color until mccrae. this has helped us here alive from doug. how so coming up has the law in israel trying to the biggest exchange of funds since the world gone. so

began to live in a song group targets and is ready advice near the city of hyphen know into as well, some community. it's for the month ahead it's really troops moved in before sunrise the their mission to silence l. d 0 is reporting will be occupied with most of the many were masks and were heavily armed. in the hallway, the soldiers confronted l 0. 0 chief. carried nothing but a microphone was i thought i was getting you saw this is a decision that was made by one of the is really generally see. he is ordering us to immediately leave the office and take our personal belongings and cameras. i guess you army says we have only 10 minutes to take our belongings and leave the office so they can shut it down. the the office will be closed for $45.00 days.

is really 4th is also tore down banners of al jazeera journalists, surely novel aqua. she was killed by israeli forces in 2022 while reporting imaging in refugee tab banners like this stood as a reminder of israel's past attacks on journalism memories. it is now seeking to raise transparently vengeance, or i'll just eras crime reporting the truth about what his role is doing and be occupied, palestinian territories of israel's carrying off and the atrocities. and nobody has got a better job of reporting on them. that all does 0, it has and i think this is a transparent effort by israel to essentially punish. i'll just hear out for that crime and also to ensure that there is even less coverage. uh that reality unless it comes up to the rest of the world. media rights groups have condemned israel's restrictions and attacks on journalist l 0 has been a cost in presence in palestine, giving voice to a people who are rarely heard in the international media. that these voices often challenge israel's narrative. something it appears,

it is no longer willing to accept their whole strategy and as real as to produce a narrative about as real about palestinians about zionism, about the arbitrarily conflict about terrorism, about all of these issues swirling around the region. and the narrative says that these relays are good guys, and the palestinians, and the arabs and muslims were baptized and the rest of it. and this is a narrative of these as rarely as have succeeded in disseminating all over the world. israel shut down of algiers. bureau in the occupied westbank follows its expulsion of the networks reporters from israel a few months ago. as israel struggles with growing criticism of its war on gaza is now seeking to control what people can see and prevent its critics from being heard . vincent about him alger sierra. the closure of villages here as bureau has been widely criticized. the palestinian foreign ministry condemned israel storming of

ramallah enclosure of the office is cooling for the implementation of the un resolution to ends. the occupation with foreign press association express concern and is cooling on these ready government to reconsider its actions. it's warning that restricting foreign report isn't causing news channels as a move away from democratic values. on the salute is lot for us in amman because these really government has also banned. they'll just arrow from reporting from within is rilen. and what's the attorney government actually been saying about the right in the closure on desert as offices in ramallah hasn't given any explanation at all as to why it's done. so a fully explanation for me is really government was actually given several months ago when they passed this log back in april with these really parliament known as the can. it said, but earlier today we did get some government reaction from the countries communications minister, shlomo, cod, hugh, who eventually rather did spearhead this decision back in april the he's the one

who wrote the bill. he's the one who brought it to be is really parliament. he released to post on ex, formerly known as twitter, saying that as promised, and after much pressure, these really government and the military a like a close the ends of the to office saying that they were mount pieces for both him us and his beloved, the claims that the is really government has brought against and says he to of course, are all false with no basis or backing to them whatsoever. these really military, when releasing a statement, said, quote that the office was used to in sites and support terror. i mean, imagine that that is coming from these really military who conducted this rate with guns drawn weapons and assault rifles into our office in ramallah saying that the network was supporting armed groups and fighters, which of course is false. and there has never been any sort of backing to these allegations. so these really government has actually been trying to push for the

closer in the occupied westbank around the same time, but the office and occupied east jerusalem was shuddered. how do i know that you have reported extensively from ramallah? how difficult has this realm made reporting from the occupied territories, especially since the war started in on top of as well as real, has made it difficult for engines 0 to report as a whole, across the entirety of israel and the occupied territories. and israel itself, in the gaza strip, and in the occupied west bank, it's been increasingly difficult for journalist to try and cover these really, really intense is really military raids and incursions that happened on a near daily basis that have only gone up and both sides and scale, but remember there are check points all across the occupied was bank, there is no freedom of movement. so it's incredibly difficult to try and get the story out there. but when the teams are on the ground,

they do an incredible job of showing the viewer the picture. that is there. and israel, of course, does not want the world to see the crimes that are being committed against the palestinian people. this happens in the occupied was bank. this happened with an israel, and this is also happening in the gaza strip palestine. according to many experts, according to many human rights organizations, is the most dangerous place in the world to be a journalist. and israel has just made it much more dangerous. honda, thank you. as always, i'm to salute for us the in. i'm on this ready for us as have repeatedly targeted down just here a june list in 2022. so i'll just show who killed you, and i'll actually, while she was reporting engineering, she was wearing a blue flag jacket, clearly marked with the wordpress that you an investigation found as well as use the full force without justification. now yeah, it really is rarely false as destroyed a towel, a housing i'll just here as office and gaza. that's it. him off was using the building but provided no evidence. more recently during the war on gaza is ready

for us, have kills journalist including is mental health, cool, and summer with dhaka and the families of a case of is a member of the israeli parliament from the gosh kazi, he says, the closure of the i'll just hear a bureau is an expression of his riley fascism a. this is a clear expression of a to me of these that is what has been suffering from occupational impressionism or compassion. obviously, because the occupation forced as a piece or a can penetrate during phase of the palestinian territory is whenever the like including the so called the area a which is according to the also are called say supposed to be under control and that, but it's been a look forward to you. so this is part of the occupation, the very ability. and so, according to the team, we see a diesel, any occupation force as to, as though it, whenever they like those areas,

include things up on the other parking spots you're going to because the government, as i said, the diamond dime, again, including, by the way, in the class is it that it is a look for fridge, fuss, east governments, which one still it better secure what it does, bill secured. anyone including me is a need to include in his learn. so a sick of this, let alone probably stands in full and as a, the government. and it's blanche. is it a business? acute it anyone who raises and the 2 boys or dad about the 12 to a criticize the government and the scribes. so this is just as ha, has launched a major assault on northern as well heading areas near the pool of the city of high for to live in these. um groups is it's targeted multiple sites with

a garage of themselves and drones. one of the prime targets was the remark. david advice is where the media report at least 4 people were injured in the attacks as well. so as most rockets when deceptive with some fragments, spock is 5 and causing power outages. and he is really, i'm a says it has struck $400.00 sites and living on believe to be linked to his beloved explosions. were heard in towns across the south is ready. military officials say they are continuing to attack his blood targets and living on and planned to intensify operations. the light just escalation is putting fit among people fleeing buddha. areas. excuse me. well, the you in special code nice, have full living on, has issued a statement saying with the region on the brink of an imminent catastrophe. it cannot be, or the state is enough. there is no military solution that will make either side safer, right? account joins us now uh from southern living own and uh i understand that uh his

blogs deputy lita has just sent a the entering a new phase of this for an open ended battle of reckoning. so that's, that's the right exactly. what you said was we felt a bit of a shot in the 1st i was referring to the page. i moved to georgia tech. so tuesday, wednesday. but we quickly overcame it time returned our position, a roll stronger and more solid. the front will nurse will never cease, no matter how long it will take and the residence and no israel will not return to their homes. and we are ready for old options and it is all about this broad area. now, just in the last few minutes, we've seen what looked like our hillary showing coming from. is there any territory into 11 east tire to just over that? possibly about 10, a 2 shows a fully so that full 100 figure that we had earlier this really strikes into something living on that is definitely going up. and this is really now the

front line for both israel and his will then to benjamin netanyahu is also spoken about the offensive against his beloved. what does he have to say to? well, he issued a video statement and in that video started, he says, on october the 8th, another iranian terrorist proxy, hezbollah attacked israel completely unprovoked. they fired missiles and rockets into all cities. they made $60000.00 is res. leave the homes along the 11 on buddha, becoming the refugees in the own land. we can, we will take whatever action is necessary to restore security and bring people back safe in to the higher. remember for his beloved, those people not getting back to their homes is a victory then. yeah. who wants them back about would be

a victory for him. but as well as always, been very clear. if there is a sofa and a problem into the war and cause they will stop the shelling and they'll move back off this area and those residents come to that. thanks so much. that is, and we're on con, uh with the latest from southern living on the funeral procession is taking place in, diverge for the senior has block amanda avery mchugh who was killed by his riley forces . hundreds of people have gathered to bid the final farewell. it killed was killed on friday off to these, where the army launched in is try come to the here some of the of the liberties capital to send you power has been following. the funeral beverage that we saw has that not only that has the yellow flags, but as well, we saw red flags signaling as the message that this organization is trying to deliver to the world at this particular funeral. as that is one of defiance. the red flags, as we're being waived around the crowds, are

a show of defiance and revenge. certainly a very, very at 10 times here in love at all. and in this particular funeral, significant because everyone who killed was killed in an air strike by israel into a residential compound building a 7 story building that was level. and she wasn't the only victim 16 members of has the love were with him when dad they were all killed during this attack, as well as a number of civilians the desk told a according to love and he's health ministry is 48 for the number of people killed in that attack and that, that is something the government's here is calling a mastercard by israel because there was no regard for civilian casualties during this attack. so the feeling is very much one of sorrow and it tends about what could come next. facilitate ronelle, is there a dozens of people are believed to have been killed in an explosion of the coal mine? an eastern or wrong? the

the you have a lower that will begin in south asia. web monsoon have started. it's retreat from northern areas of india and pakistan and leaving more the way of dry skies as well as hazy sunshine. but there's still some heavy rain to be found for the south across the western parts of india and into the north east, west bengal. sing some heavy falls that on monday, southern part of bangladesh as well and the pool seem that heavy rain on choose day, but it will be amber. lots will content and go on. that could cause some flooding. thanks to that rain on tuesday show is to the south of that much try a more in the way of sunshine across the north. and it's looking largely dry and funny across the move of china central areas as well as seeing those quiet and calm

conditions. it's down in the south, but that seasonal band of rains, bringing very heavy rain is the likes of hong kong. it's high one japan. we'll see a legacy of shows in some stronger wins. the storm has moved out east sunshine for the korean peninsula. some way to weather, however, for eastern areas of china, you can see that putting into shanghai. but we are likely to see more in the way of a lie as guys here on wednesday as to whether update the a little or no reason administer from bangladesh. with 360 homes in britain, jerry looked down to spend 200000000 in just a new agent. each county has vanished point. and the only thing you might want to say, i mean, how does your investigates the ministers?

millions the the, [000:00:00;00] the you watching l g 0 reminder about top stories, the ssl it has, the law has fired rockets deep into israel. the groups is it targets have different mom, david, a by self of haifa. most of the rockets were distributed so these rarely met. latrice is as intensifying it strikes against has belong easily. um does really sound histone down to 0 is bureau and the occupied westbank nearly on sunday, giving stuff 10 minutes to pack the belongings and leave. the military has ordered

the office to close for 45 days. go, let's bring in mama del mystery. he's a media studies professor at the the institute, the graduate studies. thanks again for joining us. just in regards to the closure of the, of just your office in from iowa. what effect do you think that is going to have on getting the stories? the facts, what is happening on the grounds in the occupied territories? well, just to, to view as of, of al jazeera, but to the why the international community to, well, i mean, clearly israel wants to maintain control of the narrative. and that's been a goal from the start, it's very difficult to carry out genocide and gaza and obviously war crimes in the west bank. while there are journalists around covering, covering things. right. and that's why israel has been so adamant about not allowing international journalists into, into gaza. it's why they're shutting down. and these are the old g 0 offers and why they've banned ultra 0 in israel back back in may. right?

so this is part of israel's kind of their, their war on journalism. they have to control, they have to control the narrative. that's how, that's how they, that's how they see things and that's, that's how they were operated for it for a long time. you were reporting on shipping a walk law. they targeted and killed her back in, in 2022. but there's actually quite a list of journalists that have been targeted by israel, both that work for all 0 and on other journalists as, as well. and i thought it was interesting and tragic, that is really soldiers made it a point to walk over to those banners bearing a, shooting a ball close image and tear those down. and back in october time of last year. they actually does a created shootings. memorial in the west bank, so this was a site that was set up for her family and friends and colleagues to mourn her. and they don't even want that sort of recognition. that's sort of a memory what you, what does it tell you about the way that the is really on the authorized. and i mean,

she's really being held up as an exemplar of the journalist at principles of digging and finding out exactly what is happening. and then bringing light to that and showing the will the realities of what's happening in the occupied territories effectively? is that what the is rarely military is scared of. yeah, i mean i look, i don't have time to go through the all the political science, but uh, israel is basically a belligerent state. they are carrying out in the west bank something that is worse than apartheid according to the experts like noam chomsky and desmond tutu others. right. it's worse than apartheid. south africa. obviously they're carrying out the the genocide and gaza. the following. i almost 20 years of an illegal siege on, on cause. so it's a belligerent state and a legal occupier, an imperial power. and as you know, as part of that, they have to try to control the narrative. so all these other actions kind of flow from that, that position as, as an illegal occupier,

the need to try to control media narratives. and they have a sense of, there's a sense of and community that they can do whatever they want. i thought stephen walt said it best even waltz is a professor of international relations at harvard university and 2 and a half weeks ago. he said that there is nothing that is really government to do or say that would cause the united states to lose support for it. and i thought that was a really telling a towing statement. then as long as the us continues to support israel is going to continue to run roughshod through international law. how do you go about changing that? i mean, we just the pressure come from uh on the united sides on the white house on joe biden, to put a stop to that. yeah. well, the us seat itself as the only superpower in the world and, and kind of the only a policeman. so there isn't any entity that can force the united states to do to do anything. the pressure will have to come. i will have to be bottom off. it will have to come from the, from the citizenry. that is starting to happen. but it's, it's, it's moving in slow motion. if you look at young people, if you look at the opinion pulling data,

all young people are really fed up with the, the, the american government and with israel's atrocities. the opinion of pulling data are actually quite, quite shocking and certainly is real, was aware of that. so i think over the long term, if more and more americans are privy to this, this knowledge and become critical of israel, that could shift the american a political position. we haven't seen that happen as of yet. thank you so much. i'm at the as why some of that ministry for us there. so it's ready for us as have kills at least 16 people in attacks across the gaza strip since dawn in the north, a strong kid of school housing. this place people in our shante refugee can save and people were killed and many others wounded, including children and displaced. palestinians in guns are struggling to cope off the heavy rain caused flooding. the you in says as well sports as far as nearly 2000000 people from the hinds. erica bozer and reports from down paula and central

cancer. i'm right now and one of the biggest and cabinets here is the central areas of gauze, off what palestinians right now uh, trucks. by the right. what we can do is just let me show you the scene at the bottom that you can see how is the rain. water has tons, but when these sam's the tents, we can see that the winds completely told the splendors, the 10s families are trying to repel what has been damaged and now they are unable even to move. really struggling. certainly in order to find blankets, mattresses, pillows, and some siding cases that were forced to sleep on the ground, no boost palestinians are suffering because basically the minute 3 has destroyed garza's basic service network system. the same time, there is no sleep drink water system here in this trip, and that's why he wouldn't talk is compound think the misery of palestinian people . now we can see what has been floating these 10, scrolling through us,

families are unable to move 8 out of these a flimsy ton. so we can see children right now are trying to just move out of these areas. but the situation is incredibly, very grand because those people have been told by municipality as an owner was to move to other locations. but it did not know what to go simply because families have been losing their houses. and now they are ended up living in that very drastic conditions. and what winter is yet to come? target cup as in algebra. jared by palestine, a little short, lank of the left. his candidate to enter a camera, defend the aka, has been declared president elect. the election commission made the announcements after a 2nd vote count incumbent president's front of the promising who took office at the peak of the 2022 economic collapse and imposed tough austerity emissions. was

eliminated after the 1st round of the is the found all of the national people's power policy and lead to all of the people's liberation front or j v. p. policy. now the g p was founded by marxist activist ro honda, which is where the 1965 is a communist revolution removed meant in 1971 and carried out in the audience erection against the governments. the state of emergency was declared the wish where it was jailed the policy into democratic politics in 1977 of to wish you where it was released from prison. in 1997, it protested against indian troops in troy lanka, leading to widespread bonds that ended in 1989 with an estimated 60000 dis, including that issue. where in 2015 to send the ica united. 25 organizations, including civil society and women's groups to form the nationals people's power or m p. p. somebody else and it just has moved from columbus given his campaign,

he was very decisive, being very, very confident in the pleasures he made, carrying the hopes of a people of a nation. a most of the supporters would see with him in that very intensive campaign that was a certain amount of energy as he walked through a room. i remember we filmed the launch of his manifesto and also a couple of electron riley's as we covered the candidates. and it was almost possible that, you know, people stood up, took notice, of kind of, you know, creating the next to see this man. and he's, he's a, he's a dynamo, he's, he's, he's not a very tall man, but he packs a power footprint. and that's kind of vitality and could, as may something he brings to this rule. and many people in toronto who have chosen to take the gamble with him as they have lost all confidence in the, the old names, the same or similar thing. we've gone that we've done that we've seen repeatedly all hopes and aspirations being dash. so let's try out this guy, obviously under commodity, something like

a has been in parliament for 20 years and he has seen the we politics and the political game is played. but what he's claiming is that he brings to it a new lease of life that i'm the, he's leadership. he will bring the country a new sort of wind of change. he's got this type drop, he's got to balance the i a method, the agreements with the i m f. and it's not something that you know. sure lanka can just aggregate and say it's pulling out of a, he'd been allude to going back to the i m f to look at maybe v negotiating parts of the agreement. he has said that this agreement entered into on the form a present on the vic i'm missing a uh, is very much uh, targeted at the pool and the porter segments of society. and it should be fed. but what he's saying is that he's in a different way of doing this. and indeed, critics of that i'm and then have a code, his thoughts saying that you don't only have to look at the taxes,

the direct taxes and the porters. there are other ways of building revenue and rebuilding to alaska, so the hopes of a nation riding on under come out of this on like a, at this point of time. as we look at the coming days and the coming months to the bank, the day is the full of its longest. 7 prime minister shaken saying that his bonnet calls for justice, the hundreds of people who disappeared during a time in office that challenge. he has more chick hosting as. * with the freight a bundle, dish assisted with disappeared remains on 2nd. while at least 3 people have been released from sick detention centers since the former prime minister fled to india . around 150 remains missing. from you guys, lum. sr off is still missing opposition leader and co founder of my dr. victim's blood from the 2nd answers you the each one of our keep in mind just finding those, we're still missing. we know only a few came out after the 5th of august,

but there's still so many whose whereabouts we still don't know. so our demands remain the same. funding goes missing and bringing those responsible for assess crying to justice. according to local and international rights group, more than 700 people have been victims of enforce disappearances in bangladesh. in the past 15 years, government of check custody now repeatedly denied the security forces, right, involving and force to disappear. and so saying that missing people had gone into hiding voluntarily, many of the victims are relative say, i've never heard of bios targeted. another victim, myco chuck my was released last month rights activist and outspoken critics of share cuz he knows policy on phone with dishes, indigenous groups check messages. he was subject to severe psychological torture and solitary confinement for 5 years. and then be sure that this will still be set for those who were involved in perpetrating these heinous crimes,

including shaking his c not must be brought to justice even if it requires making new laws. and there should be exemplary punishments so that there are no