news and brief for this hour israel's relentless strikes and the besieg gaza strip continue to claim more lives as the regime maintains means it's genocidal policy, the regime's bloody onslot has killed over 4,100 palestinians since october the 7th, the number of injured is over 13,200 with more than 1,00 others missing. the hamas resistance movement says it has released two american women that were taken captive in the gaza strip. hamas's military wing the gassan brigades says the mother and the daughter were released for humanitarian purposes. the

israeli regime is cracking down against palestinians in the occupied west bank where troops have raided the nur shams refugee camp in the city of tulk. at least 13 palestinians including five children were killed as a result. fresh propalestine vallies are held across the world. protesters failed the streets in iran, yemen, jordan and egypt. israely crimes against palestinians in the gaza strip. protests has rallied in south korea, malaysia, south africa and elsewhere demanding an immediate end to the israeli siege. and iran's president has criticized the un security council for failing to adopt a resolution aimed at ending israel's bombardment of the gaza strip. arim rais he also said washington stance on the resolution amounts to quote double oppression of palestinians and humanity.

the israeli war on gaza was natural occurrence due to decades of oppression and violation of palestinians. many concurre with that view, but make no mistake. one thing that has been ignored in this scenario, are the economics. first for the palestinians in the gaza strip due to a sieg, then the palestinians in the occupied territories, and now israel, whose sheer brutality in murdering palestinians has severely impacted its economy. hi, i'm kavid, welcome to economic divide. some of the highlights coming up, the cost of israel's war so far, 6.8 billion dollars. the economy to have suffered due to judicial protests prior to the war, obviously lot on israel's plate in terms of how it can improve its economy. next up, the impact of the war, some of the...