the palestinians killed for israelis and the westbank during the 7 weeks after october 7 to the settlers. reports of increased, subtler violence are nothing but an attempt to undermine their community. the military that protects them and the government that backs them just a 15 minute drive away. we're back in cecilia to help e mail, the threat feels very real. she sleeps with her girls here on this trailer. not because it can move, but so she can better stand here. if attackers come, i ask her what she wishes for. but then i wish for safety and security men and i just want to have a stable life. yeah, my daughter is a growing up and they need a room if they're on a flight of the in painful sophie in a room at their own right here. not such a simple wish in this land. that is so bitterly fought over

a result from special correspondent to abraham, who joins us now. welcome to to the studio. so give us an idea of the scale of the settler violence against palestinians. so even before the war and the muster attacks on october 7th, this year 2023 was on its way to being the most violent in terms of settler attacks . and since the un essentially started keeping records in 2006, so that's in the 1st 8 months of the 2023 since then, according to the, when the rate of settler violence has doubled. so it gives you an idea as to the scale that a post indians in the west bank and occupied westbank are doing within what brace groups are saying. and you know, according to every palestinian in the west bank that we have spoken to. there's now more of a feeling that these attacks are aimed at having them leave their communities all together. and this accelerated since october, the 7th. yes,

correct. right. and the idea of these rival defense forces, presumably, i mean we heard in the, the result that base sites that do to defend people against publish standards that doesn't look like it's happening. it doesn't look like this. according to the eye witnesses that we have spoken to, according to human rights organizations on the ground that have been documented these attacks of 4 years. i even spoke to a former idea of soldier who used to serve in the west bank. and he said, even when he was serving in the idea in 2006, they were always told that when settlers attack palestinians, not their problem, but the idea of insist that it's a job in the occupied westbank is to keep the peace and make sure that nobody is attacked, but it's just not what is happening on the ground, according to all these people that we've been speaking to. so does anyone say we'll look into, it's all we'll, we'll see what's going wrong or if that just the way it is what we're doing, what we're supposed to do that move on. i mean, generally that is pretty much the response that we get from the idea of when we

give them specific cases, they will do their very, very rarely what will they comment on the specific incident of violence. you will always get a standard response like the one that we received, that they are committed to keeping peace and security and safety in the west bank. we have one of the settlers in you, your thoughts denying the violence. i say, well, these are, these are no magic people. they've simply moved on and it didn't seem credible watching the, the report you with that, what's your take? i think it's important to understand that once you're with the sellers in this particular lobby group that you know organize this, this mass tour of press 2 to hebron hills you're really doing with people that have an alternative complete alternative view unreality. so they don't, for example, believe in the idea of a 2 state solution. they see that very explicitly. they think that the palestinians that are there, they're the ones that are there illegally. and of course, for them, they feel like they're the ones under a threat from the palestinians. and so it's

a, it's a completely different world view. and it's what we're seeing right now is that these 2 world views, the palestinians as well. if you and the settlers just coming sort of had to had but to outside of these 2 opinions and outside of these 2 perceptions of reality, we have an objective reality that the westbank is suppose to form the core of any future palestinian state. that's what the international community wants, that's what europe team governments have been saying all along. and especially since october 7th, and with every displacement and with every act of violence, that reality which is which a lot of people, the 2 state solution say because of the settlements is really, really difficult. that we are that that solution moves even further. right? and that's what the international community now has to contend with, because now there's, you know, everybody's going back to same 2 state solution to stay solution. but if this continues happening on the ground, we're will, that's the be. so when the palestinians in the west bank going,

when they've been into when, when they've apparently been intimidated out of the house, they just moved some more a little bit further away from settlements, which doesn't really protect him because the settlements are allowed to expand at the settlements that, you know, the most of the settlements in the west bank are considered illegal under international law, but considered a but this really government condones them. and in fact funds them. and in fact, just today and now it's even more funding to build more settlements. but with the seller movement is now doing, they're having these outposts that are even legal under is really law. and so for the palestinians it's just about moving a little bit further away from the threat a little bit further away from the threat. but there's no permanent solution for them. okay, thank you for that. so i abraham is dw special correspondent. thank you so much. i supposed to be hearing from the old days. this is the last day of a agreed for day truce between israel and from us. the fighting and bump bob meant as little but stopped giving guys him some rest. bite. ok now from one extended

family that made its way to a gauze and beach for a visit. that was all too brief. a chance to breeze without the smoke and stench of war. there is space at this beach for the assault on family. so different from their space at a facility for displaced guidance. for a brief moment in time, children can play the fear of violence set aside. but not for their parents, reflecting on who and what has been lost since the october 7 tomas terror attacks on his will. that spurred massive is really retaliation plan. i'll go ahead and send a quick change to the beach to take a breather. then to change the depressing and polluted environment where in an hour, then people come to the beach to relax, to swim for the children, to have fun, take food with them. but we're sorry, depressed. we're on the beach,

but we want to cry for you. one family member though, has finally gotten a chance to fish during the troops and hopes you can keep. the clan fed for longer said the 4 day truce be extended. that hope is tempered by the dread that the coming hours or days could well bring more fighting for destruction. more death must have been associated with this truce and came to the beach to lower children to have some fun, but were anticipation the end of these 4 days. and we don't know what will happen to us next step. and i'd like them to come such as they can just say, the uncertainty goes well beyond the end of the truce. the also time family like so many, and this bit of guys in beach. don't know if they have homes to which they can return . when the fighting trulia and so will headlines from around the world will stuff in france where 6 teenagers have gone on trial and juvenile court in paris

for their lives roles and the mode of a teacher. 3 years ago, samuel patsy had used a controversial images of the prophet muhammad, in a discussion about free speech in the country, substrates of a shot by police. the juvenile court in congress is now examining the alleged rules of the others. police in australia have arrested both and 100 climate activists who staged a floating blockade of the countries launch is coal port, a flotilla of kayaks lump shipping traffic over the weekend that before the new castle in protest of the country's reliance on fossil fuels is even the new prime minister, kristof luxan has been sworn in as a settlement in relative for the airline executive will lead a conservative coalition of these national policies agreed to form a government with 2 smaller process this deluxe, and has promised to slow inflation and to reverse some of the policies of the previous labor government. the fishes in india say heavy rain to complicate efforts

to rescue 41 a construction. what is the trunk in a tunnel in the family, in mountains building the tunnel 2 weeks ago when a landslide correspond of it to collapse, to sierra leone by the government has lifted a nationwide curfew, declaring that it's in full control. following one of the presidents of the west african nations described as a breach of security. on sunday, the man attacked and military barracks in the capital, free town and broke into several presents setting detainees free. i present to julius my d b. o said tom has been restored and the most of those behind the attack would be interested correspondent, why do i? why? so interest is monitoring the situation from the nigerian capital a booed you. welcome. why? so what's the situation in free time? the, the

way so address a bose or can you hear me not looks like we're going to or we're, we'll leave that and move on to have. so we'll have time to come back to it later now to ukraine. and was that it's often the elderly who stayed behind unwilling or unable to evacuate. many of the few monetary and 8 of the support of that communities to survive. correspondent mathias bully reports from hoc. if there is no place meal, i'm which means i could go back to home is conscious of that. i am from bus moved the fortress where everything is destroyed. my apartment, less than ruins and i was left. that's baffled on the street. there's nothing left this year in huck if she has found shelter in the residence for the use of

it 1st to try to survive on our own with a saving for tonight is he's left to almost blind complicating everything's cool, we're renting the apartment to me. 82 years, i'm blind, everybody says we don't have the funds to buy a new one afterwards. what if she blows up the apartment by accident? renting out to a blind post? things started happening here at the beginning of the product. it was under attack, and many people including social workers, flip the switch on and t is like hold on. i became a 1st point of con ex, so nobody got o d. e a, a sign into the and i was, are we usually on the sometimes we would get calls from the last people to leave the multi story building. they would tell us, we know there is a bedridden lady on the 3rd floor with her doors locked. we would then break into her apartment and save her cot through the door and carry her right though, even though so. there are no about 50 people leaving. the city is left behind as if

he were soon joined by refugees from frontline townsend occupied territory. organizes of light stuff to keep everything going. at the moment they rely on short term drugs. all of our placement things will be needed. many such institutions will be needed. the young have left the city, but the elderly will go on this. even if they are offered an alternative, they will say, i'm not going anywhere. i will die here. so this will be car keeps problem for a long time. product use car visa vision. so the future was an architect and as doing plans for the new residence. she wants to been so now the old building, the former, doing the treehouse to, to get to tight. 5th was 2 to

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