to one nation affect us. the us 2024 elections on out to 0. the showcase of the best document free films from across the network. on al jazeera, the times the whole rom and you're watching the l. does it renews online. but headquarters here in the hall, coming up in the next 60 minutes, a struggle for survival in garza is really the types of killed 28 people. also, children attempting to receive polio, vaccinations apiece, images. these really rights talk of the occupied westbank palestinians in the photo refugee camp. the be blindfolded and detained. also ahead door safari

and the historic city or falls back in eastern level. and that's come under heavy as rarely attacks during the past week. in spain, 10000 extra troops on please head to the flood ravaged valencia region following criticism over the speed of the government's response plus on change space in washington dc. i'll examine what she stays us. selection means the elusive 2 state solution in the middle east even is israel continues killing palestinians and grabbing the land. the welcome to the news that we'd be getting goals are whether it's rarely as rise of killed at least $28.00 palestinians across the strip heavily populated civilian areas are being attacked and causes health ministry is wanting to come. the lenses are unable to reach the injured. these really military, his talks is apparently a vaccine, a ation center in the knowles,

enjoying at least 3 children. a sudden grenade was dropped on one facility where a delayed it'll kill ation, campaign had resumed despite and a great humanitarian pause. at least 9 people have now being killed in the midst camp in the central part of the strip. israel has intensified as, as strikes that in recent days. and who is a repeat of begins coverage from central garza or in central guys. a wave of this really strikes puns who's mislead, offer free to come rescue teams and relative search to small dream rebel looking for anyone who's trapped. so the live son in to job at 1 o'clock in the morning there was an explosion and the screaming started when we came out and there were planes of gunfire above us, but we came here and rescued the people. there were scattered in every corner, children and women. we transferred them to all of the hospital. they were all torn

into pieces. pretty much the tax come as the 3rd phase of a todd. your droll out gets underway in parts of now doing gaza. but the world health organization says 15000 children will be vaccinated because their towns have been cut off by is rosemont long siege of the region by the edges of course, impacts the quality of the vaccination and its effectiveness. if initially 90 percent and 95 percent of the targeted, we are currently talking about less than 70 percent of a target. this rollout could not be more important. in august, the world health organization confirmed the 1st case of polio in casa for 25 years . a baby who was left partially paralyzed by the disease of the some of those down . and i stayed here in northern garza, along with all my children so they could get the vaccine. they were supposed to get it a month ago because of the siege. it was the late

a month on which i saw these mothers hope the vaccinations will protect their children against polio, but they were you, they can protect them from is ready bombs. but the blind, i'm going to look into nevada. i called on the world to stop the genocide of northern gone. so because we are literally dying, those who do not die from bombs or dying from hunger. the situation is catastrophic . myself. was it done the hundreds of thousands of people in the north of gauze? i have little if any food, walter, or health care and the united nation say they're facing apocalyptic conditions in the odyssey. it or that are both gods or palestine. united nations as well can be into the actual day to end impunity for crimes against gen, unless it's like a very general technique or tablets. highlighted garza saying that it has seen the highest number of kings of gen this in any will in decades. the committee to protect jane says that since the will began $126.00 palestinian journalist

immediate workers have reported leaping killed. that's the highest number in the sense tracking started in 1992 at least $66.00 palestinian jealous of also be interested since october. the 7th full 1000 international journalists are accredited by israel to cover the conflict, but any one has been granted entry into casa new members of these really military have been held accountable for the kenning or targeting of gen, the last name of me, which is in the in central garza, he explains how the war is affecting john. the less like him is covering an incentive for long genocide as the one in gaza takes a significant physical and psychological calling journalist. the situation for journalists across garza is incredibly challenging, often dangerous and complicated. we're talking about $180.00 to a journal. it's so far have been killed throughout this genocide. and some of them have been killed along with their entire families and just to put things in,

in context. there is an immediate physical, a threat of from war from active warfare. they are astride the recurrence of ground incursions of areas across the goals of trip and the intense bombing campaign and the enforce internal displacement civilian areas, an infrastructure, how often been targeted impacted by military airs. reg, just making it very difficult for journalist to report safely, as there is always an often little time of in pending or warning of impending attacks happening. journalists are not oh is it provided with uh, with safe core doors to report a from. and they are often left in areas that are targeted as there are no clear the zine areas as designated. safe area for journalists are reported from all of this together. having read the flight of journalist across the gaza strip would be comes thing a talk then the deliberate targeting of them and their families just made it

difficult for them to report safely. honey, my more i was just the or from the central america of the guys or for palestine, brussels that on he is the international advocacy and relations officer at the palace to the incentive to human rights. he says is around is trying to stop john les from exposing wilkins being committed in garza unfortunately, but a senior journalist they open it in one of the most difficult context that the humanity has a ever is seen. we have seen jet a more, as mentioned in your reports, more than a 182. janet is being good. you can do. we have, we have reports of dozens of janitors that have been detained and tortured by these . are you doing your patience forces? we have but looked at the situation of the procedure and this way, the new, the way that the one that we has been a targeted by getting get his family members. when you look at the case of saying

above or below and above the way the policy and you and that's what separates since the 7th of october and the activity was retained by these are you commission forces and no one knows about them. when you look at the designation of 6 just to the last week, that is a nation of 6 genitives in the north enough. does that mean? does it meet the testers by day is really our me, when you see is my, is in the another in just your engine is to ask is why the in his car. and it was clearly my to and with the sign that has the, is that the, the press sign on it. and what do you make of this other than that? there is it not only that is that because that is where you started getting them. but when we look at the, with the media and western, a governments on how they are and they do not want that crime is committed by days like me to, to be exposed to the rest of the world. and it's really false. hassan struck the district of hobbs now on the outskirts of david clinic,

at least one person that injuring at least 15 others. the attack talked in an empty building and the residential area of this fall is a series of ass bikes in the east of lab. and on, on friday that killed at least $52.00 people. postage already has moved from by the back in northeast and 11. and this is the quiet village of midnight in the north eastern districts of balls back. but along with 2 dozen others, it came under attack from the east riley military over 24 hour period. scores of people were killed and dozens injured. like many others, this residential building. now, part of the latest statistics, wilma, i'm sorry, this is the 2nd time and my 2nd one has been committed here under the pretext what it was, his beloved stores or weapons. here are the scenes in front of you. there is no hezbollah depot or weapons. there are only civilians, and this enemy is used to getting and destroying him because he's against seeing

him. and he told me that the 4 childrens belonging scans out here, this school book belonged to a boy in great 5. this building was homewood to 5 different families according to local officials as well targeted this building, killing 8 people, including 3 children. what we've been seeing in the aftermath at this location is the remnants of their lives. our lives that were abruptly ended, without warning along with hopes, dreams and aspirations. this is the main road linking towns like bread and aisle to the ancient city of fall back about 20 kilometers. ne. this area was once home to more than 500000 people. now it is empty, this is all that is left, shop signs, petrol, stations, supermarkets,

all once part of people's lives. now they serve as a reminder of what used to be here. the community that's been forced to flee. fallback has also come under attack. to is really airstrikes hit the heart of the city, killing several people. the 1st target was this residential building, just across from the children's playground that's now covered in debris and dust. the 2nd hit this restaurants and coffee shop. these attacks took place less than a kilometer away from this a unesco heritage site ball that is home to the roman arrow temples of jupiter, venus, and box dating back thousands of years known as the city of the sun because of its unique temples. this one's well known tourist attraction was one's home to nearly 85000 people. these ancient monuments have survived thousands of years and many

here hope they will survive. as israel escalates its bombardment of north eastern and up and on doors to jibari out to 0, falls back. eastern loving on the levels. prime minister is calling for an investigation, then to the kid. nothing of a citizen in the north of the country and is really military officials as naval forces comp to the senior member of has belong. bolden, 25 is by the soldiers, was seen landing on the throne, beads carrying weapons and equipment and seize the man before leaving in speed. bites is rarely sold as ever. 4 to the detained, to launch a number of promise to the man as well. after raids, an occupied westbank troops stole in the sidewalk. refugee comes south of hebron earlier on saturday, that this footage shows the movement of blindfolded palestinians being rounded up and taken else. why policy? the president society of human rights organizations has at least $11500.00 policy needs to be interested since october the 7th. last year. let's go say that to newer

or the correspondence using the jordanian capital. uncovering the story for us from a mind because he is really government and fun. dollars is era from reporting in the occupied westbank and from within israel, i have no while the images are quite shocking. i mean, it's not the 1st time we're seeing detentions, like, this is you're right. so here, this is a pattern that we seen being used by is really occupation forces at more and more in the occupied. westbank is really forces raid a community, a town, a refugee camp, a village. they round up the teenage boys, the man in that area. they interrogate them locally, usually in a community center, in a park, and a, a, a one of those, one of the buildings that they take over. and then they detain some of them, which is what happened in the full lot, at least 10 people. 10 residents, as we understand from official sources, are confirmed to have been detained and take him to

a military detention facility. this raid, of course, as part of another pattern where is well, the raids sometimes 12, some times to doesn't sometimes read, doesn't palestinian villages or towns in refugee camps across the occupied west bank every day. and we've seen a special focus on refuge account in the past of award is home to a 1000. but we've seen several very large scale raids on refugee camps further to the north in the occupied west by like north shops where the as office of under web d. u. an agency for palestinian refugees was deliberately destroyed and damaged by these ready forces just a day after these really cannot set the bond, the organizations from working in the occupied territories. so those various patterns are part of was due on calls asylum war on palestinians. in the occupied west, back as you said,

11500 palestinians detained since october of last year. that number is a only in the occupied was fine. it does not include the estimated thousands detained and disappeared from gaza. so high, low cost or he's on a style message, but it's not the pivots into is read and look at what's happening in tel aviv this evening. we have yet another very large show of antique government protest is on the streets, but also many of the trying to get that message across to the israeli government about the captives us a in dollars. i mean that pressure on these really government continues, doesn't that it does, and the families of the captives and those supporting them, including money. former is rarely officials likely a former and most thought chief done. yep. yeah, tom, who's participating in those rallies, it doesn't seem like it has enough sway on the decision making process in tel aviv

the family's up is really captive accuse nothing. the whole of sidelining, the issue of turning their sons and daughters home of opening, yet more friends, whether it's with lebanon, where they run with a rock, with the slow season. yeah. and, and so on. and instead of focusing on a ceasefire deal in gaza, which is what they want to be the priority. and the recent reporting in is rarely media doesn't really seem to indicate that there is any traction on that track. in fact, a lot of predictions and a lot of political shows or saying that nothing should be expected before us selections and only then would nothing yahoo decide which way he's going to proceed depending on who wins the selections. like i know we'll leave it that for now. i will continue to monitor events with you as the night proceeds. thanks very much. know that for us in about are hundreds of people in solid hours havens palestinians

a valid outside the british prime minister's office. they demanded that the government still palming. i'm assisting is ro, despite the ruling laid, the policy strong. the line on this trial that you could continues to supply weapons. a sub a sali is on the demonstration. in the british capital sent out the national marsh and demonstration in the heart, the number of very logs me ordering. it may say that the very beginning of this march and the 10s of thousands, by the organizers, the month of the site, the war 1100 are making all this coming at the end of a week in which the 40 minutes, the prime minister on the night the king them refused in parliament to phone what's going on and got a general thought the use room. and since the page has promised to mean pool, because genocide is happening in palestine and it has to stop. and we could play

upon it by deciding by not providing um what is going on and god is a genocide. it is beyond the genocide that is the worst humanitarian crisis. we have a witness from the headquarters to the prisoners government in 10 downing street to the headquarters, the u. s. embassy here in london over used for testers, tens of thousands of them aboard for 2 miles across the bridge capital. and the message is loud and clear to the 2 governments the, you'll pay and the us and all the back of the ground. that these people are very angry and think that these governments are complicit in crimes committed by israel against the people the in gaza. and then 11 on a couple i saw we address the loved on the space is deploying another 10000 troops on police officers to the fluctuate

valencia region to help with recovery efforts. at least 211 people look hills when floods swept through the region earlier this week, dozens of people are still missing on the hottest. it tells a covered in 6 months. the troop deployment comes and the public kind of the speed of all forward. he's responds to the disaster. sonya k care has more from 5 bullets in the valencia region. and to show solidarity. hundreds and hundreds of people have come to the town of fi plus i just outside of valencia, the regional capital sum even coming from the center of the city itself, making that journey on books, taking the best cost of 2 hours and they've come headlights and with equipment such as rooms lockets, even with food and water, to help the people who been trapped in this area without any supplies, without adequate telecommunications for days. now. now this is as well as the 5000

troops that have been deployed to the disaster zone as well. that was announced by the spanish prime minister federal sun check on saturday morning. we have seen the pay helping out with the heavy equipment that has been used to live the real heavy rubble that we've seen clothing the town center itself. but another question in mind here as well is what is to be discovered underneath that robot as well. but i have already been wanting some of the local authorities that the desktop is likely to go up. and that will become evident as the clear up proceeds funded by jago algebra pipe or so. david, the visual is being held in serbia, so the 14 people killed when the roof collapsed. the train station in the city of novi, side on friday, last gaff. it's on the current site have completed and also what he's open to the investigation into the incident. the train station was renovated twice in recent years, but really officials say the roof wasn't touched, showing the work the case. conservative party has elected candidate no cause

the new lead. replacing the full and the prime minister very soon that they know is the 1st leader of a major u. k. policy who identifies as a 1st generation immigrant. she's also the critic of multiculturalism, and the self proclaimed and the meat of work. this where we challenge has moved from london, which is a significant milestone in politics for a senior conservative of blackman puts it says, policy tab, a black leader of the policy can be paid to know the wife, who robot. jin rick biased emoji, and a full month contest that so conservative and peas with those 6 contestants down to just to who would then put before the policy is a $131000.00 members to choose between a task is

a daunting one. rebuilding the policy officer as well as the election defeats and living memory. we have to be honest, honest about the fact that we made mistakes, honest about the fact that we let stand it slipped. the time has come to tell the truth. but mrs. baden ox, truth is not necessarily in line with that to the voting public milk is from the right flank of the conservative policy. something of a cultural warrior and see was not keen on trends rights types of wrote back on statements. the maternity pay was excessive and said that a 10th of civil servants was so bad as to visit prison. some conservatives say the policy risk smith's diagnosing the reasons for its rejection find electra bowl consigned by the ty state republic services, and the economy and culture was they are very concerned senior with respect to the right of these policy. i'm really,

that's the thing. so they're moving to the, to the voice basic science reading, where the the conservatives have time to put this to the test is probably 5 years until the next election. and the last time they lost power, it took them the team years to regain its very challenge how to 0 funding for believe in present, even morales is asking for international how to set up tools with the government of these cha. his supports as a booking rise and confronting authorities as a political standoff between the former allies escalates. can tell us what diane has more. the tensions are rising in central bolivia armed forces, conference, supporters, a former president abel morales after they stormed a military facility and took about 20 soldiers hostage and the other hit. the bolivian armed forces, cool for unity and com officer. re legal groups to control of military posts,

kidnapping, military and civic personnel. it's the latest attempt to prevent the arrest of morales whose under investigation for rape and human trafficking. the former president says the accusations are politically instigated by his former friend and prodigy president, reese odyssey. he's going on a hunger strike. he says, until us it agrees to meet with him. just think about the stalls, a hunger strike until the government creates to dialogue tables 1st to discuss economic issues. second, to discuss the political issues on the sally detained, jailed process leaders. last week going on is accused the government of trying to assassinate him after his vehicle came under fire in the coach, up on the regions, government ministers and night involvement saying he stays the whole thing to mobilize, who's banks for weeks. demonstrators have blocked us,

has major roads around the country, demanding the president, step down. foot addison says, the move is only hurting the economy. excuse me, my level soloist. mr. morales, for pistol and visions has mobilized his fluids in these last 17 days. there's been a loss of more than $1700000000.00. it's suffocating the economy prevention, no more fuel supply and increasing food prices. despite costs for com, it appears the feud between bolivia as former and current president will not end any time soon. katia lope, this is lillian junior. it will have to 2 weeks of often contentious negotiations of the comp, 16 summit to more than 190 countries have agreed to establish a permanent body for indigenous people. it'll allow them to participate in future discussions on nature. conservation and rules on the use of genetic information. but the conference all way sholtes on the most important issue funding. i listened

to run p as even pulls that from college in columbia. i think that during this consultative body is considered a breakthrough in the role that indigenous people can play in preserving both nature and buyers. a verse 16 critical echo systems around the world and indigenous de legation broke into chairs when this historic se i'm now smith was made that seemed out of reach. almost until the end of these negotiations for the opposition of a number of countries of the delegates also now so new measured to recognize the role of a defendants of african people. also in the preservation of nature. the other very important decision has to do with forcing corporations to share some of their products of their profits when it comes to products they use. like may they stay in or other products that are made with the dna of animals or plants and but for all

these very important announcements, what was missing was the biggest surprise, which is the funding the day at key funding for reservation. the experts of the billions of dollars that are needed to do that only $400.00 the 1000000 where pledge leaving the world on a patch of annual expansions and loss of biodiversity. alexander, i'm bet t, as, as the era college well still has a on al jazeera, the hope for a future. palestinian state is hanging by. fred will tell you what the us selection means for the aspirations of the palestinian. the had low that the heat continues to hold northern pots,

so for basket and its grip. that will be over the next few days. but before we get to africa, let's have a look at the middle east and you can see the shower clouds on the satellite image showing where the rain is going to fall heaviest over the next few days. so the live and seeing very live the shows, very heavy down pool was coming in for a rock and west and pots of iran as well. some of those touching into southern parts of took here, we could see some flooding with that rain full heaviest of the next few days and spits the spots. the rain still expect to the cost pots of saudi arabia, but as much dryer for the south of that, we'd also see some of that rain putting into northern parts of egypt. we have had some warning zones, possible flooding from that, heavier rain coming into the north west, and we will still see some showers affecting northern parts of algeria. but by monday it is an improving picture of that central band of africa. the rains have shifted for the south of the west of the wet weather here affecting equitorial

guinea get born and the democratic republic of congo on monday, it's still a story of extreme heat. however, full bought swanner and northern parts of south africa, but we'll see some very heavy rain coming into the eastern cape and consider natal installed africa with thunder storms in depth. and how it's reported. look at actual information on the ground. looks at the way that this issue is framed in the media. how is used to justify the escalation for louis clay, anything new years that are known as the media. and they think it's how it is weaponized is this online course has been aimed at the smartphone generation. the 1st ever female let this operational can't do that. what they're trying to sell right now is a full blown genocide, the listening pace because the media on out is era. the latest news, as it breaks the cycles, once a really loyal with the democrats. once this time around,

the boy will show trouble hours, fun, total job. net connect with detailed coverage with a pop of 2 decades more than 7000 people had been killed penny insurgency here in southern thailand. from around the world. the reasons that actions have left many all positions to both his face and the police, the electoral commission and the government. in fact that the of the, [000:00:00;00] the body of what you all just bear with me. so robin headquarters here in de la reminder of all the top stories, the is really military has killed at least 28 pallets. jennings and as twice the

cost calls us heavily populated. civilian areas are being targeted. $10.00 as health ministry, as warning come balances, unable to reach the images is where the forces of struck the district of huntsman on the outskirts of a route, killing at least one person and enjoying 15 others. this follows a series of ass strikes in the east flapping on friday. the killed as many as 52 people. and spain is deploying another 10000 troops and police offices to the floods hatch valencia region to help with recovery efforts. flash floods have killed at least 211 people say fall. and that number forwarding to the authorities is likely to rise in the coming days. the

. the presidential candidates donald trump and couple hours of less than 3 days left to convince americans to vote for them. this is the last we can, that they can rally the vote. so let's call say with the james base in washington, dc for all just there was a special coverage of the us elections james over to you. thank you, sir haley. welcome back to our vantage point here. high above the white house, we all going to be looking at us foreign policy in the middle east, which has become a key issue for many votes, has a head or tuesday's election is israel continues to wage war on both garza and lebanon. today with us, with the election means for the elusive 2 state solution in the middle east. we'll be discussing that shortly with public us to join me. i have here later i'll have that. i'm kind of going to come to them in a moment. if they be patient because we need to update you on the latest is going on on the campaign trail. both presidential candidates,

a campaigning into southern battleground states on saturday. democratic candidate, couple of hours is holding a valley in atlanta, the largest city, and the critical swing state of georgia. she set to visit charlotte, north carolina, another battle ground state later in the day. meanwhile, republican kinds of trump is currently just outside charlotte. these are live pictures in guest sonia north carolina is one of the state see critical in determining the outcome of the presidential election. he's also scheduled to make a stop in salem, virginia. now to 0. it has correspondence following candidates. every move in this final push in the election, and i will get the latest from to raise a bow. who's in dearborn, michigan, and america's largest, our majority city. what demonstrates is gathering to protest against what they say is, america's complicity and israel's will on gossip. but 1st, let's get the latest from phil laval in fayetteville, north carolina, phil. but it's kind of,

it's all going to be that today. why do they think this site is so important? it's quite simply because it's got 16 electrical college bodies, james. so it is seen as critical, probably slightly more critical for donald trump, but ideally the best candidates they really go to win the state if they have any hope of getting anywhere near the white house. because the phrase, the post to the white house runs through north carolina really is felt to be true here. so it's just like you can't get away from either of these candidates, have it towed on the television. you've lost it of a political outputs after the out, but they all just consulate on the airwaves. you turn off the television, you look around that. hey, as you said, donald trump visiting to cities here today. got so yeah, i'm greece, but later i think i started the what he's doing is he's ready play again to one line. i'm not is he is getting caught on the issue and i must place states, this is a false claim that is b debunk. he's got any hard on the issue where he claims that fema,

which is the disaster emergency disaster agency that came in after hurricane to lead is deliberately not providing relief to areas not way ahead because they supported by put aside the fema has denied this. we've also seen ourselves as joy lists on the ground. the theme is that quite heavily, but again, it is something that he feels is very strong for him and is helping driving that angle. that was almost getting people out of the polls. ask a couple of harris, she will be in charlotte. as you said, a little bit later, we're really expecting her to repeat what she did a wednesday when she really let into the issue of reproductive rights. nobody's because despite the fact that this is a deeply religious state, and there are many here who oppose abortion, it is one of those states that after roe v wade, which you remember was that little that guaranteed at abortion, to any woman anywhere in the country. once rosie wade was over time, north carolina became one of those states in the south that put in more restrictive matches. so she wouldn't even have audience about and went on wednesday, which was here in raleigh. she said that the government should not be able to

control a woman's body and we expect to have to do more of the same, the highest compact of what to say is feeling a lot more confident here and happy and feeling hopeful, despite the fact that it tends to lead the public in here when it comes to presidents. in fact, the only president, the democratic president that as one half was brock obama and the last 4 years he won in 2008. but they have noticed all the drums margin of victory shrink over the last 2 elections. so they were feeling more volts. we heard on wednesday, they're getting some talking about being the on the adult to say we can witness on the polls and i go to stress these off polls so that never know to be completely accurate. they do tens out. so tons of it's not connect, but one poll is ready, giving them confidence is the affiliated votes of pole. and that is because that is showing that honestly i took both to say they are likely by 11 percent to vote for comma, the harris. if that is true, well anyway, me a true then that would make sure site a very good day for come of the harris and on the affiliated broaches could really

swing it, had the registrations up by 33 percent. but it could come down to just a few $1005.00, it's one group that they come. pains are both ready. target thing is the native american tribes known as the lum dates, which is just east of the mississippi. it is the largest native american tribes to the east of the mississippi, and it is here in robust and county in north carolina. over the years we've had donald trump, we've had joe biden. i now come with iris reached out called him by phone in some cases, send the main surrogates to visit the tribe in sight. we will promise you one big thing, but i've had it all before. lizzie, i'm billy getting married the native american way. this sacred ceremony is intimates. small, the love be tried, makes up of the 40 percent of the population here in robust and county. that is 50000 votes and every 4 years the politicians on this so it gets turned up to make promises. one in particular, full federal recognition,

the little demetrius codes this barbecue, joined to the city of pembroke. she's lumpy and she's got an idea which way the votes here are heading along the custom is accurate exact points. you've got those prison in hopes about the case for the american people. so let me try traditionally, both 6 democrats. then donald trump came along in 2016, added a change. he promised full federal recognition, but didn't follow through. so did joe biden. i'm now trump, i'm cumberland harris on making the promise again this year. dr. melba holland is an office based not only on trump, at least not yet. i haven't decided which way i'm going to sway this time. scale so, so close, you know? yeah, so close, you still don't know so um, but again, it's going to my decision is gonna be basically mostly off of truth. and it's those

of decided votes that could make all the difference here. let me try my best to say for years they've been treated as a 2nd, say a try. take this palm, for example. up until about 20 years ago. they weren't allowed to fish year by getting lot full federal sites, as they say that will enable them to be at the same level as all the recognized tribes out. so that the fact that north carolina is a possible ground state, i'm the lumber already significant, both st. blog. well, that gives some leverage. try chem, and john doesn't know who to trust right now. we have seen these promises. we have heard the promises before, but he does know he's in a good place to bargain. now what i want to do is chairman, is the day after the election without the cloud, so i fell into disassembled. we need to hold them accountable, and we need not lit up all for them. i feel they have for field a promises to us a to our people, back at the wedding, a new union as a new beginning. this is what bringing people together looks like it is perhaps

a world away from the politics of washington. phil laval, autism era, roberson county, north carolina, from north carolina to michigan. another swing state, absolutely key swing state. that's where to raise a bio, joins us now from table. we size a king t spring state that to raise a how t all the arab american population that the small games were in the main sweets in the center of dearborn. this is the largest city with arab, an arab american population here and right now this election is so tight that those bolts may be decisive on friday. and donald trump was present here, keeping an active site. it's not far away from where i right. i right now there's lots of different jobs meant with cameron, the higher reason, the current administration,

because of the ongoing war and gaza and didn't limit on that. even though the power of american population in the united states were present around one percent. they're still important to bolting mosley because they're located in swing states like michigan right now. let me right now the one of the problem sisters here to my daughter. she's a students here and see about setting up a little bit about how you feel about the selection. what do you think? i mean, what happens? honestly, the selection is making me feel very sick. so my stomach, i don't know what the future holds. i pray every day that you know, god can create a plan where we can overcome the terrorist state of israel. we're trying every day . you see how we're marching. the been marching almost every week. going to detroit city council, other places to try to advocate for palestinian and the lebanese people. my

families and loving on right now. and they live in bay route. and i am terrified of what could happen to them too. but like tell me a little bit about the selection, you know, many people use the vote for the democratic party. now we're seeing donald trump coming here. i mean, who do you think people are going to vote? honestly, i think people are gonna stick to their way is if they, the united states is a 2 party system. and it's honestly, i think donald trump, or kamala harris, have the bus, you know, the bus back to in, but i'm going to be voting for joe sign. she advocates for the lebanese and the palestinian people. she doesn't want to see this war. she doesn't want this war anymore, and neither do any of us. nobody wants this war. thank you very much. no problem. so you can see a police car right behind me. so what we're marching on the streets. this is a bit of a feeling that we're seeing here in the, our board among the population with some people voting for donald trump. others for

saying that will still vote for cabinet heather hurries. others were saying that they will vote for none of them. what's important is that this place traditionally used to be used to vote for the democratic party. that is something that certainly has changed. there's lots of anger, lots of frustration, lots of pain with people seeing their relatives being affected, being killed by the wars, and live on, on and in gaza right now. and that's what they're saying is that this time is the moment the crucial moment to make those feelings expressed in the polls back to you . thank you to raise the end table and let's dive deeper on the situation. in michigan, the arab american vote was critical to joe biden winning michigan in 2020, with one pulse, suggesting 86 percent of voters back to. so bonnie, a breaks down the numbers in a state that could have a significant impact in the selection. for months when american state that has

regularly featured in our coverage of israel's war on gaza, has been michigan to swing states with 15 electrical votes. for decades, michigan has been part of the democrats so called blue wall voting for the party in election after election until 2016. in 2016 trump won the state by a res within margin, just under 12000 votes. out of more than 4000000 cost in 2020 byte and one michigan back. but a lot has changed since then. israel's war on gaza a seen an outpouring of anger among arab americans, a group which normally skews heavily democratic. and michigan is the swing state with the largest share of arab american voters. does the war affect how the vote? absolutely. earlier this year, more than a $100000.00 democrats, punished to joe biden for his handling of the conflict voting against him during michigan's primary. instead of supporting his re nomination as candidates, they chose uncommitted, and less than 2 months before election day,

the uncommitted national movement declared that it would not endorse calmly harris or donald trump to that. now, the most closely watched part of the state will be here at wayne county home to americas auto, capital, detroit, the state's largest city, also home to dearborn, the country's 1st arab american majority city. nearly a 140000 people who trace their heritage to the middle east and north africa live in wayne county. bottom one more than 68 percent of the vote here in 2020, but anger over his administration's middle east policy could change that and lower the turn out for harris. now if we step back and look at michigan as a whole, arab americans represent just 3 percent of the population. most of the americans make up around 2 and a half percent, not a big number. so wouldn't really matter. the arab american support is flowing to minor party candidates. that's bad news for harris, but there's a long history of them doing well in the polls,

but it getting few actual votes on election day. and it's just as possible that voters unhappy with both trump and harris will stay home and not vote at all. the state of palestine is officially recognized by a $146.00 countries around the world, but the us refuses to do so. but despite stating for decades of the 2 state solution that creates a palestinian state next to israel is the only way to end the conflict. washington has consistently supplied israel with arms and allowed it to seize palestinian land and expand illegal settlements and occupied territory. this april, the u. s. vito palestine is bid for full un membership. as for the candidates, couple of harris as reiterated the 2 state solution policy. what donald trump said recently is going to be very, very tough, will bring, you know, a panel of guess in just a moment. but 1st, know that explains why palestinians say the phrase 2 state solution is losing old,

meaning a 2 state solution. so do you show the, does it the 2 state solution? the 2 state solution is a tuesday solution. it's the cops. all phrase, western leaders have used for decades, touted as the solution that would bring peace to the middle east. they've even made endorsing it a requirement for any palestinian political actor seeking western support. under the solution historical palestine would be divided. israel keeps 78 percent of the land by palestinians regain sovereignty. over 22 percent of it. a short lived political process was launched in 1993 based on this formula for the backend of successive us administration. but a lot has changed since then. it's ready parties from across the spectrum have dropped any mention of the 2 state solution supporting line grab and supplements expansion. instead, the current government outweigh projects it, and that's to next, the occupied westbank,

federal credit candidate tunnel. a hair assess to work on a path towards the 2 state solution without offering any details of what that means . republican candidate, donald trump is accused of ending the formula out or pushing for era is really normalization instead. and recognizing israel's illegal annexation of jerusalem and the goal on heights, it really does point out the emptiness of us policy, which largely is about defending a slogan, as opposed to actually trying to achieve something on the ground. for now, this go to concept for us politicians buys time for israel's territorial expansion and palestine series are good all day does ita as well. let's discuss a little bit further with my panel of guests who are with me here in washington overlooking the white house. we have laid a, i'll have that kind of senior political activist, also known for a whole award winning books,

the goals that kitchen published and you can reach any we also have colored outing, the senior fellow at the middle east institute. thank you for joining us. i'm calling, let me start with you. the idea of a 2 state solution. i think the old way back to 1947 the you and came up with this palestine partition plan before that was in israel to divide into a jewish and arab state. then 19 nineties, we have the oldest level chords, which was foot by stomach, a 2 state solution happen. things have just gone backwards. all we now to think further away than ever. yeah, we absolutely are further away from a 2 state solution than we've ever been. you've were even further away than we were on october 6th of 2023. and every trend line is moving against 2 states. and i think most importantly do have a, a far right is really government that openly rejects the idea not only of a palestinian state, but even the, the notion of

a palestinian nation or people is something that is completely rejected. and that they are actively working to dismantle. so this is one of the reasons, for example, the netanyahu government has said the, even the pa cannot return the palestinian authority to, to gaza because they don't want any national entity that represents palestinians to be functioning in any of the occupied territories, but particularly in gaza. like that you are a published and you you are from gaza. what do you think? now when you hit this woods, which for the invest communities become like a mantra? 2 state solution. i mean 1st that has to be said that it feels like any question that is not addressing how we can and this genocide feels like a huge distraction. and it's, it's almost just preposterous to be discussing solutions at a time when my people and my family are being slaughtered. and i can't help but think the only i can't envision really another solution. any other solution that

doesn't end in the complete ethnic cleansing, of the palestinians everywhere, but especially in gauze and especially in the north. but that being said, you know, the, i think it's important. there's a few different points here to consider. the 2 state solution, of course, as you mentioned, as we heard earlier, is not necessarily new, this idea of partition, right? but, but originally, as it was conceived, it was always meant to be a process and nothing more. in the words of edward side, a smoke screen right for their settlement expansion, a deliberate, it was deliberately designed to distract right. to kind of constantly have us chasing this mirage. carrot constantly hanging in the horizon. um that was a really i like to call it the to state illusion because it's, it's just that, um and so the question becomes this destruction of course, was to further israel's overriding goals, right. not only to further expand settlements, but it's overriding goal of maximizing its control over the land with this few

palestinians in that land as possible. so i think it's important to understand that again, we're chasing this. what, what is this has for a long time? been the conventional wisdom of something that actually realistically never had a chance to survive from the outset. god is you said earlier on, israel will certainly netanyahu, and virtually everyone in israel doesn't agree with the idea of a 2 state solution. now, in terms of the political plans, i've spent bolden decade covering the un. and every single month, there's a meeting, they discussed the middle east and every single member of the security council, the 50 and talk about a 2 state solution. and then these really on best to get something doesn't mention it at all. no one ever calls him out for it. why does the international community never cool out? the fact that they do not have a pot? and if a piece in israel will, because then then the illusion would put completely fall apart. i mean, the pretense um, the whole idea of a 2 state solution is based on this pretense that you have 2 partners, 2 even equal partners. that's part of the mythology. right?

that, that there's some symmetry between the occupier unoccupied. and so they, they need to maintain this pretense in order to sustain the idea of 2 states because they have no alternative to let go of a 2 state solution would mean one of 2 things, either they except and endorsed essentially the apartheid reality that exists on the ground as it is, or they would have to push for something entirely different. uh, that is one stage based on the quality for everyone who lives between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea. and that's not something they're willing to do because it is so vis, certainly opposed by, by israel's government. but later, how could you, even if israel agreed to the idea which they don't have a 2 state solution? it's been built on. the west bank has been built on, there's a message was massive fortified. we say settlements, but some of the towns and villages and city blocks urban school. how to now create

to state. so the absolutely, i mean, even if we were to take this concept that face value and suspend reality for a moment and to spend everything i just said, uh, you know, i sometimes compare it to imagine if you were living in a house and you know, it is real granted, you know, middle autonomy over the bathrooms, palestinians, and a part of the garage right? while retaining, maintaining control over the entire no excess between the 2, but not only with no access between the 2, but perhaps even restricting your supply of toilet paper. and at any point, you know, reserving the right to enter and shop both of those places. all so you're right, it really doesn't take much other than looking out a map, forget about as a for a 2nd. looking at a map of the west bank understanding that there are more than $500.00 obstacles, military checkpoints, and barriers scattered throughout uh, you know, slot that apart. payments to compare that to swiss cheese. uh, obviously once talked about the concept of negotiating over pizza when israel was continuously eating and eating the pizza as you were negotiating. not only is it not contiguous,

but over 82 percent of the west bank is coming. all of it is occupied, controlled, and effective, an export, 82 percent is areas b and c, which are effectively both controlled either in full or impart militarily and simply and so on, so forth by as well, leaving this fraction of an area that, that has nominal autonomy so what exactly are we negotiating over? and even if we were to also take that at face value and just suspend that for a 2nd. why then as i say the people that you will be negotiating with, right? because perhaps you don't want to to state solution. i'm pretty, pretty clear to me. i caught it. we have to 2 candidates here. the can you see and the seeing what they all say that could move things forward. not really. i think the 2 campaigns have avoided um, any kind of specificity on this issue for, for obvious reasons, because it's a lightning rod issue. we, we've seen the kind of protests that have happened over the last year. and a large segments, especially of the democratic constituency,

are very upset about the dividing administration's support for israel throughout, throughout all of these, the atrocities over the past year. and, and, and this is something that the for harris is, is something that she's only going to address in the most and general way. because on the one hand, she cannot distance herself from her boss. the president is, she can't articulate an entirely different position. and, and, and, and as far as donald trump is concerned, he also doesn't want to touch stage issue of palestine and palestinians, other than to articulate total support for netanyahu meant to finish the job. and that sort of general rhetoric. because he has his own inside the republican constituency. there is a overwhelming support for israel to continue the onslaught in gaza. and so neither

side is going to say anything beyond the most the most general. but that's not to say that they will be the same as uh, as custodians over the use. your issue is, you know, in the case that they become president, i think a trump administration would be actually considerably more damaging to palestinians on the ground. one example would be, for example, the, the state of underwent, we already see the attacks on the right now. and i think the under a trump administration on, or i would, would absolutely be dismantled, science. you very much for your time, call it and later thoughts to hear about this. it's very as a 1st thing to do with the, the, the region of the mountain. very, very depressing discussion. that's it for now from washington, dc i, which is there is comprehensive coverage. the selection continues. but right now, back to the highlander, thanks for those changes. the cost will continue to defend with the election with you in washington, or how's the day progresses? moving on the fi, works at home during the volley celebrations of wes and already pull at quality in

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climate change, good time at best effects on underground makena chambers. well, that's it for me, and then isa with so rama is it. the problem is up next to stay with us here. we'll see you soon. the i'm marian shaheen and i've been making films about since 2006 when i moved there in 2005, since we recovering from the 38 your occupation by israel. people were hopeful that their lives would improve. their dreams have been destroyed. and all that remains are of the last chapter, dreams on l. g 0. how it's reported. look at actual information on the ground. look at the way that this issue is framed and the media . how is used to justify the escalation fu escalation, anything new years that are you know,

the media means that it's how it is weaponized is, is online push has been aimed at the smartphone generation. the 1st ever female let this operational, thank you. like what they are trying to sell right now is a full blown genocide, the listening pace because the media on al jazeera, the struggle for survival and gaza is where the attacks kill 28 people and children at a how we go vaccination center engine despise and agreed humanitarian polls the the problem and this is out of your life from your house on coming off is randy