in ancient times gaza was an important mediterranean port city it was part of the ottoman empire until the end of world war one the british mandate of the palestine including gaza lost it until $948.00 gaza was then administered by egypt until 967 and subsequently occupied by israel following the 6 day war. a form of palestinian self-government was created in 1904 with the establishment of the palestinian authority in 2007 the radical islamic group hamas took over the gaza strip israel then stepped up its control of the gaza sea coast space and land brutes citing security concerns that. there have been 3 wars and several smaller conflicts in gaza over the last decades palestinian militants sometimes fire rockets at nearby israeli towns and cities israel responds with strikes. palestinians continue to hope for the creation of their own independent state but those hopes are fading. the middle east peace process is currently store. the new generation of palestinian photographers document the ongoing conflict s. possibly a way. but sharif sohan also believes that he and his colleagues have

at duncombe badger has been working the next gaza city's harbor the years . e says people here rely on fishing as an important source of income. but israel has now shot off the fishing zone off the coast of gaza after cross border fighting with palestinian activists. says fishermen here are bearing the brunt of the. you know. the quality of the fish fish has been limited for a long time the seas closed borders are closed everywhere is closed it means we don't have any alternative to work. gaza has a population of about 2000000 people or more than half of them live in poverty that's because for more than 13 years they've lived under israeli addiction imposed blockade that severely limits travel trade with a devastating impact. of the. 4200 fishermen lost work 1000 fishing boats were also stopped working there are 50000 palestinians who depend on fishing sick does as the only source of income which is also important for food security doesn't exist anymore because of the siege. many say the blockade on gaza is making a living conditions impossible. for us the nam

would give you examples across the middle east where we've reported, reporting on the ground in gaza city jihad and hamas, when we were reporting in baghdad talking to militia members from hezbollah, they want to see that continued support from the iranian regime and they are willing to do whatever the regime that iran asks. excuse the profanities, you can tell people are upset. the woman speaking about lebanese president michel aoun. she said she didn't want him to be president anymore and that's what we are seeing, similar sentiment across the city. leland: trey, your perspective of control iran has from gaza to where you are in beirut to reporting in baghdad is invaluable. our thanks to you, you and your crew stay safe throughout the night and obviously we will be back throughout the evening, good to see you. trey: thanks, leland. alicia: major league baseball season started up a few weeks ago but some teams are now facing covid outbreaks in the bullpen. we will talk to radio host charlie brennan about the covid outbreak on the st. louis cardinals team after shopping around for insuran

over the past six to 10 months we've reported in places like gaza city where you have hamas and islamiche same thing. they want the focus to be on them. not on the iranian proxies operating in the region. we saw the same thing in baghdad in january of this year. we talked about it often on air when we were on the ground there. to fight hezbollah is operating in a way that is affecting the ability tore civilians who want to live a normal life. who want to simply go to the park with their friends and family from doing so because it is bringing what many here have described as terror from the iranian regime into civilian life and it is a difficult situation where no one can move forward and there are no answers. when you look at the situation in lebanon, it's only gotten worse in the wake of this disaster and as we speak right now less than a mile away there are still search and rescue crews looking for survivors. dozens of people are still missing. what you hear from the people who lost friends and lost family members is a loss of hope. they feel that there is nothing left. they already h

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city. the only power plant in gaza her shut down after israel stop supplying fuel that was a response to cross border fire by a bus according to guards or officials the amount of electricity available to residents has been drastically reduced population of 2000000 relies on israel for most of its energy needs because they get around 6 hours of electricity a day this could now go down to half but this heavily affects the main services in the gaza strip including healthcare. i've either. why does only gaza have to deal with this problem it could put 75 percent of patients lives at risk patients will die if there's no electricity here treatment times will have to be caught. miscue i could be another one of the machines will not work and staff will be forced to shorten the duration of dialysis this will cause suffering for patients and some could die so we need to provide the treatment for 4 hours every 2 free days it will be a disaster and many people will suffer this is totally wrong it's put in the health of so many people at risk people might not survive. when i get there actually i feel bad a

in the gaza strip, massive explosions tore through the city of khan yunis overnight as israel's military launched attacks for a tenth consecutive day. the israeli airstrikes came as palestinians launched rockets and incendiary balloons into southern israel. meanwhile, gaza officials are warning of disruptions at hospitals and other critical facilities after israel cut fuel supplies to gaza's only power plant, leaving residents with just a few hours' electricity per daday. a warning to our audience: the following stories contain disturbing images of police violence. in arizona, body-camera and surveillance footage released tuesday show phoenix police officers held a man on the hot asphalt for nearly six minutes before he died in the back of a police car earlier this month. 28-year-old ramon timothy lopez was apprehended on august 4, chased and tackled to the ground by one of the officers. two others later arrived on the scene. after pressing him into the scorching hot pavement for six minutes, lopez was lifted and placed in the back of a police car, where he was later found unresponsive.

city. another story still had the only energy plant in the gaza strip shut down after israel stopped the fuel supplies in response to her. also mortar fire by hamas details on that story and more after that. is you'll media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. the isolation will community. are you going the right way or are you being led. direct. what is truth what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. for a mate in the shallows. summer solution is my screen just sort of all out there in this series down today recovering to be dollars agent the globalization of what comes next with the investment manager lawrence. lawrence welcome. welcome back a leading u.k. medical school says the training for doctors in britain is inherently racist the university of bristol medical school says urgent action needs to be taken to examine why teaching mainly focuses on health how illnesses affect white people. historically medical education was designed and written by white middle class men and so there is an inherent rac

city to hospitals will have a dangerous effect on all health services provided in the gaza strip we call on all relevant parties to intervene to solve this problem and save the health sector in gaza by restarting the power plant again. or human rights activists say the whole team feel supplies about the collective punishment targeting people's basic needs. out of the israeli decision to close the crossings and block shipments and the resulting power cutoff is a dangerous escalation and collective punishment of gaza it violates international law and basic human decency it is political blackmail. and a surprise move canada's prime minister just intruder has suspended the country's parliament despite vowing in the past never to make use of this legislative power critics accuse the canadian leader of trying to dodge scrutiny over his government's role in a growing ethics scandal that also involves his family i have asked the governor general to probe the parliament which must happen before any government can present a throne speech starting a new session of parliament is about creating susta

goods crossing with gaza making it impossible for fuel shipments to get in israel says it's in response to rocket attacks and fire bombs by hamas as close to a correspondent hari for cities in west jerusalem for as how why are we seeing this escalation on either side right now. well i think we have to know the economic situation currently is inside gaza we spoke to one economist a couple of days ago and he said it's the worst it has ever been even after 14 years of siege from and located from israel and egypt the people living number of people living under the poverty line and gaza is about 55 percent of the population that and there are so many young unemployed people with no jobs to go to after their education and so hamas has a real problem to deal with and a real concern about that situation and as we've seen in the past during such phases hamas tends to try to turn up the temperature and it seems that's what's happening at the moment there's been a return to the launching of incendiary balloons in kites setting fires in his ready territory close to the gaza border fence and the calculation it seems is that they want to see israel make good on some of the commitments

counting on volunteers and charities for help to clear up the city and provide food israel has closed the fishing zones off the coast of gaza the strikes were launched against hamas positions in southern gaza the israelis say there was funding to makeshift fire bombs attached to balloons being sent over the border. south africa is easing coronavirus restrictions because a few in new infections that's getting rid of all limits on economic activity that allows travel between provinces and the end of a ban on cigarettes and alcohol sales. not with all the headlines more news here on al-jazeera rewind. the. political destroyed. controversy of a choice to oversee latin america's recovery from a. company. that wasn't even. counting the cost. hello and welcome again to everyone santa maria here on rewind we're revisiting some of the best and most influential programs from more than a decade of documentaries in the al-jazeera archive as well as bringing you news of how the story has moved on since i can 979 the world woke up to news that the russian army had swept across the border into afghanistan.

city of jalalabad officials say at least 3 bombs exploded and security forces were locked in a gun battle with the attackers israel's army has launched air strikes targeting several how mass positions in gaza palestinians fired a rocket into israel and israel says it was intercepted by the iron dome defense system the israeli army says it's hit what it calls a syrian terrorist squad accused of planting explosives along the border fence in the occupied golan heights israel says 4 soldiers from syria special forces were killed in the ambush last week the israeli military targeted 3 outposts in syria's southern canet a province nearly 8000 people have been told to leave parts of southern california in the united states where a wildfire is burning it's burned through 80 square kilometers of land since friday and is threatening homes east of los angeles $1300.00 firefighters backed by water dumping aircraft are up against hot dry weather that is forecast to continue libya's u.n. recognize government says 9 russian aircraft carrying weapons and mercenaries have arrived or warlord holly for her after the groups have been backing him in his campaign to capture the capital tripoli the u.s. recently

calling flagrant aggression the attack was near city khan in northeastern iraq near the borders with turkey and iran egypt has reopened its border with gaza the rougher crossing will be accessible from both sides for 3 days the 1st time in 5 months that people wanting to leave or enter will be able to do so elliston health ministry says those entering gaza will have to undergo a 21 day quarantine period. britain and france are working on a new plan to stop the growing number of boats carrying migrants crossing the english channel britain's immigration minister made the announcement during talks in paris hundreds of migrants including unaccompanied children and small overloaded boats have been intercepted string the past week and one of the world's busiest shipping routes we had a very constructive meeting with our french colleagues in paris this morning we have reaffirmed our unshakable shared commitment to making sure this route of crossing the channel is made on viable it is facilitated by ruthless criminal gangs it puts lives at risk and it is totally unnecessary we have worked on a joint operational plan i revised the new operational

gaza strip we have lebanese as well as palestinian flags. and even an israel which is technically still in a state of war with its neighbor the lebanese colors were lit up on television city hall. and candlelit vigil was also held outside the section in the paris and the eiffel tower switched off its lights. and out. you're watching the dover a news from in just a moment my colleague susan bradley will have your business headlines including more on the economic impact of the beirut explosions don't forget you can get all the latest news but heading to our website there's due to the dot com of little rock n roll and it's watching. every day. for us and for our planet. the idea is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities scream or how can we protect animals and their habitats. on waste. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over a difference to.

cities green . how can we protect habitats. we can make a difference a. good wind do its environmental series of over 3000 on w. . images of gaza. the photos studios archives documents lives and bygone era. and leads to those living today. they are guarding gaza's past in a box. collected memories stored supporters 14th mondi w o. frank food. international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and trialling services. biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from bought. this is news coming to you live from berlin lebanon's leadership faces growing anger over incompetence and corruption in the wake of the deadly blasts in the capital beirut security forces fire tear gas of protesters outside parliament international donors pledged aid for rebuilding but demand top level reforms from with it also coming up the u.s. ratchets up efforts.

gaza's past in a box. a legacy in black and white. it's 14 on g.w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin they root in shock after 2 huge explosions devastate the city. the blasts tore through the city's ports killing at least 100 people and leaving many others trapped under rubble thousands have been injured in hospitals our own.

city of health urgently calls for a resolution to the issue. cutting off electricity to hospitals will have a dangerous effect on all health services provided in the gaza strip and we call on all relevant parties to intervene to solve this problem and save the health sector in gaza by restarting the power plant again. human rights activists say the holding fuel supplies amounts to collective punishment targeting people's basic needs. these really decision to close the crossings and block shipments and the resulting power cart off marks a dangerous escalation in the collective punishment of gaza it is against international law and basic human decency it is political blackmail. lebanon is said to enter a 2 week lock down from fridays it struggles to cope with a sharp rise in cope with 19 cases the country's health care systems been pushed to breaking point after a catastrophic explosion in beirut put 3 hospitals at half the capital clinics out of operation new video has emerged showing the destruction of some of those facilities the warning you might find some of these pictures upsetting. according to the red cross the transit left at least 200 people de

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city and provide food and shelter to those who've lost their homes. israel has closed the fishing zone off the coast guards and overnight and strikes were launched against hamas positions in southern gaza the israelis say they're responding to makeshift fire bombs attached to balloons being sent over the border south africa is easing coronavirus restrictions because of fewer new infections it's getting rid of nearly all limits on economic activity by moving to a level 2 as a last travel between provinces and the end of the ban on cigarettes and alcohol sales as i had lines one use continuing here after talk to al-jazeera. it began as a dream holiday then turned into a public health disaster. investigates how a cruise ship became the source of one of. the breaks on al-jazeera. the attack on the 17th of october 2090 shocked mexico. city low a drugs called took over the streets of the northern city of coolie a country with devastating the rate of high powered weaponry. from machine guns to a k 47 assault rifles screwdriver guns roam to the teeth despite strict gun control . gang members smuggle weapons across the border from the united states. about 70 percent of the guns seized in the tr

eastern afghan city of jalalabad officials said least 3 bombs exploded in security forces for 50 years in a gun battle israel's army has launched airstrikes targeting several hamas positions in gaza the strikes come hours after palestinians fought a rocket into israel that the military says was intercepted by its iron dome defense system some of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been banned from tweeting about protest leaders and israeli court ordered un netanyahu to delete tweet sharing personal addresses and cell phone numbers of the organizers of demonstrations against his father nearly 8000 people have been told to leave parts of southern california in the u.s. where a wildfire is burning its charred 80 square kilometers of land since friday and is threatening homes east of los angeles those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after listening post thank you that's watching. as protests rejoinder police brutality and coronavirus grips the nation campaigning on the election trail has been forced to take a back seat will the presidential candidates ever hit the road and so their brand of politics to americans before the vote followed the u.s. elec

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gaza. u.s. media say the state of michigan has reached a $600000000.00 agreement to compensate residents of flint over lead tainted drinking water lead started leaking into the water from aging pipes after the city changed its supply in 2014 making local children sick thousands of residents filed lawsuits against the state. come to harris has accepted the democratic party's nomination for vice president of the us the senator from california became the 1st woman of color on a major party ticket democrats are hoping that alongside presidential nominee joe biden harris will galvanize voters to unseat donald trump harris said trump's presidency has cost lives and livelihoods. and historic firsts for the democrats and for america come along horace is the 1st black and the 1st asian american woman on a presidential ticket and she laid out her vision for the nation we can do better and deserve so much more. we must elect a president who will bring something different something better and do the important work a president who will bring all of us together black white latino asian indigenous to achieve the future we collectively want. democrats are positioning biden harris as a chance to really gain a fo

all in this city getting on together to make it fit and stay safe everybody in the states it is face a good stay safe please stay safe. the time and place captured in pictures. images of gaza. the photos studios archive documents lives in bygone eras. leads to those living today. they are guarding gaza's past in a box. the legacy in the black and white. collective memories start of august 14th on d w. this is deja vu news live from berlin at this hour afghan security forces are battling islamic state militants joggers attack a prison holding some of their fighters in eastern afghanistan prisoners to stage a mass breakout at least 20 people are reported dead that battle is ongoing we'll go live to our.

the center of the gaza strip or i'm sorry 4th of that russian ass trucks have killed at least 3 people in northern syria 5 others were injured when bombs hit the weapons depo in the city of finish in rebel held it in the province last month un investigators accuse russia and its syrian allies of indiscriminate bombardment of civilians. still ahead on al-jazeera. flash down. the end of a historic mission for 2 nasa astronauts heralds a new era of national space travel plus. i'm robot bride and i'm going to south korea the country's cultural heartland as it celebrates its world heritage. however we've got some severe storms banging away across parts of northern italy at the moment lots of thunder downpours coming through here because this area of low pressure we're going to see that wetter weather just not a little further base which is because through the next couple days this cold front tucking in behind well that marks the boundary between some very warm air down into the southeast and some cooler right up towards the northwest winds still coming in from over northwesterly direction at the moment so temperatures in london in paris now high than around 22 degrees cels

city of jalalabad officials say at least 3 bombs exploded and security forces were locked in a gun battle with the attackers israel's army has launched air strikes targeting several hamas positions in gaza it comes hours after palestinians fired a rocket into israel israel says it was intercepted by the iron dome defense system nearly 8000 people have been told to leave parts of southern california where a wildfire is still burning is charred 80 square kilometers of land since friday and is threatening homes east of los angeles 1300 firefighters backed by water dumping aircraft are up against hot dry weather that is forecast to continue. those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story on more news in about 30 minutes us either. we have a 2nd wave of. the number of new cases around the globe and governments weighing options to face it. and what will the fallout be this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. just a few weeks ago many governments fall they have a coronavirus under control the number of cases was falling and the infections flattening government started lifting restrictions and reopening that economies some even praised for their suc

city of jalalabad officials say at least 3 bombs exploded and security forces were locked in a gun battle with the attackers israel's army has launched air strikes targeting several hamas positions in gaza it comes hours after palestinians fired a rocket into israel israel says it was intercepted by its defense system nearly 8000 people have been told to leave parts of southern california in the u.s. while wildfires still burning it's charred 80 square kilometers of land since friday and is threatening homes close to the city of los angeles $1300.00 firefighters backed by water dumping aircraft are up against hot dry weather that is forecast to continue those are your headlines the news continues after talk to 0 darren's here from 3 g. also you from 23 g. . 0 is here to report on the people often ignored but who must be heard how many other channels can you say will take their time and put extensive thought into reporting from under reported areas of course we cover major global events about our lives and making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like how this fine young man his son henry and so many others go to them to make the effort we care. to. sweden approa

city and provide food and shelter to those who've lost their homes. israel has closed the fishing zone off the coast guards and overnight as strikes were launched against hamas positions in southern gaza the israelis say they're responding to make sure fire bombs attached to balloons being sent over the border south africa is easing coronavirus restrictions because of fewer new infections it's getting rid of nearly all limits on economic activity by moving to a level 2 as a last travel between provinces and the end of the ban on cigarettes and alcohol sales as i had lines one news continuing here after talk to al-jazeera. devastates no. right. to the team despite street. gang members smuggle weapons across the border from the united states.

city of jalalabad officials say at least 3 bombs exploded and security forces were locked in a gun battle with the attackers israel's army has launched air strikes targeting several hamas positions in gaza comes hours after palestinians fired a rocket into israel israel says it was intercepted by the iron dome defense system . you know 8000 people have been told to leave parts of southern california where a wildfire is still burning it's charred 80 square kilometers of land since friday and is threatening homes east of los angeles 1300 firefighters backed by water dumping aircraft are up against hot dry weather that is forecast to continue. those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story i'll have more news in about 30 minutes i'll see that. the 2nd wave of. the number of new cases the. government's weighing options to face it. and what will the fallout be this is inside story. comes to the program. just a few weeks ago many governments thought they have a coronavirus under control the number of cases was falling and the infections flattening government started lifting restrictions and reopening vatican.

gaza to broker appear go of calm. the region is anticipating what comes next. both sides are prepared for larger conflict and waiting to see what the other one does. jillian: new york city mayor bill diblasio's wife slammed for costing taxpayers $2 million. according to the mayor's office, there are eight full-time employees and at least another 6 staffers not on the official roster. the 14 person staff includes a 70,$000 videographer who filled her baking cookies during the pandemic despite 22,000 city workers facing layoffs because of budget cuts during the pandemic. todd: college campus controversy. a professor threatening to dismiss students who oppose abortion in the black wives matter movement. the state educator reportedly writing differing viewpoints are not allowed in her class saying, quote, you cannot choose any topic that takes at its base that one side doesn't deserve the same basic human rights is you. the school telling fox news this is inconsistent with its commitments to the first amendment. jillian: kanye west getting the ip treatment at a fast food restaurant, stopping at an atlanta area chick-fil-a, a video of the kathy brothers. ♪ jillian: their fat

city of jalalabad officials say at least 3 bombs exploded and security forces were locked in a gun battle with the attackers. israel's army has launched air strikes targeting several hamas positions in gaza the strikes come our example of palestinians bottle rocket into israel which the military says was intercepted by its defense system security forces in mexico have captured a powerful gang leader who's blamed for worsening violence in the central state of going after jose antonio yep is also known as el model was one of mexico's most wanted criminals it has been a turf war with another drug cartel. a nearly 8000 people have been told to leave parts of southern california in the u.s. where a wildfire is burning charred 80 square kilometers of land since friday and is threatening homes east of los angeles hot dry weather is forecast to continue so those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after we won the states with guns watching. we understand the difference is the similarities of cultures across the wound sentimental value taking al-jazeera. and current affairs. hello and welcome to rewind and himmel santa maria. we delved deep into the al-jazeera documentary arc

gaza. additional breaking news from the past few minutes, we're getting reports out of damascus, syria, there are airstrikes taking place in the vicinity of the cityelissa? melissa: trey, thank you for that. connell? connell: they're laying the groundwork, melissa, for a potential strike. new york city's teachers union preparing for what will be a huge vote. it could happen within hours if the schools don't meet a series of demands before reopening. plus we're waiting for remarks from president trump and we'll bring you any breaking headlines that come out of the white house during this hour. stay with us for that. a bid for new subscribers netflix says, it will now offer a collection of its original movies and shows to non-subscribers for free. that starts today. but there is a catch. while the movies can be viewed in their entirety, only first episode of television shows are available. all right. we'll be right back. ♪. for as little as $5, now anyone can own companies in the s&p 500, even if their shares cost more. at $5 a slice, you could own ten companies for $50 instead of paying thousands. all commission free online. schwab stock slices: an

attack took place near city con in northeastern iraq near the turkish and iranian border is the military is calling it flagrant aggression. egypt has reopened its border with gaza the rougher crossing will be accessible from both sides for 3 days it's 1st time in 5 months that people wanting to leave or enter will be able to do so our son's health ministry says those entering gaza will have to undergo a $21.00 day quarantine period. the son of former saudi intelligence agency says 2 of his siblings have been illegally imprisoned in saudi arabia. jobbery says it's part of the saudi government efforts to force his father to return to the kingdom saddle dobry has filed a lawsuit in the us accusing saudi crown prince mohammed bin some arm of sending a hit squad to kill him 2 years ago is down canada where police and private security guards are reported to be giving him increased protection. protesters on the yemeni ident of so-called trial have demanded an end to what they're calling their separatist transitional council which is backed by the united arab emirates took control of the island in june protesters urged the return of government institutions and displaye