we saw in that report by bernard smith, some of the ways in which an occupying power in this case is real, can squeeze the economy of an occupied territory. we saw a know that there is no freedom of movement or there's limited freedom of movement . limited access to other markets, in this case, access of policy and goods to these really markets. what are the other factors that our viewers should keep in mind? or yeah, i think is a report actually focused on something which is critical and which is yet to be as, as one of the many shocks that we're, we're experiencing economically is yet to be so fully. we've already in the west bank that is experienced the 1st very important shock of the war, which is the return around 200000 up 220-0000. but the simmons we used to work in is early and we used to bring around $3000000.00 in to the published in an economy, approximately 15 percent of its natural income. so those people are not, not only no longer being in that that income for 2 months, probably 3, possibly for the rest of the year of next year. but uh, they are now an additional uh, 1

health officials say for bills injured or in critical condition houses or as bernard smith joins us from jeanine. what more can you tell us, bernard cyril, over my shoulder, the nearest to build a fire. you see, is this refugee camp on the edge of jeanine and pops occasionally? a gunshots going out there and there are explosions. and these riley, military drone buzzing overhead. and this started in the early hours of this morning, thursday morning with a raid on the account. nothing unusual about rates or effects of life across the west bank. and particularly hearing jeanine were told that the military came in, they left, so they left behind them a special full series who had to the some targets policy and fight is that we're targeting, they were supposed take the special forces, the cold and back up. and this major going bustle has been going on since that, and it's still going on. nobody can see a bit of smoke rising, but mainly from this position we can just to a gun fire echoing through the camp explosions. these are generally what when these riley's like lobby heard the make holes i

and he's plumbing, company, bernard smith, i'll just arrest ramallah. all of us sector of state is now in turkey as part of his diplomatic tour of the region. his visit comes this relations between israel answered to you are a strange. both countries have recall their envoys, the turkish president, ridge of type earl one, has condemned israel's attacks on civilians and gaza. he's offered to help mediate the conflict before heading to turkey a. anyway to stop and by god's for talks would be rocky prime minister. and you set the washington wants to contain the conflict. we're working very hard to make sure that the conflict and gather does not escalate this not spread to other places. whether it's here, whether it's elsewhere in the region. this is the very vital and urgent work of american diplomacy, and that's what we've been engaged in as well throughout district jordan. and so as that it's military has aaron dropped urgent, medical aids into gaza and a post on ex jordan's king. i have done the said the operation was conducted early on monday. he says

and he's plumbing company, bernard smith, i'll just rest ramallah. we're just going to show you the live picture out of the gaza. it's past 1 am there where the is really bombardments that continues. it's in fact it intensified as our reporters have been witnessing over the past few hours, particularly in the north. that's where we understand. there are many civilians who are trapped and they're unable to flee. this happening as there is a communications locked out as well, with the cutting off of the internet and tele communications. so that is a live picture out of gaza this evening where you can hear the heavy is really bombardment and ambulances in the distance, presumably trying to find and pick up any wounded civilians. and those that have been killed by is really or strength. well following those meetings and i'm a lot of the secretary anthony section of state antony blink and travel to baghdad for talks would be a rocky prime minister. and he said that washington wants to contain the conflict. we're working very hard to make sure that the con

constricting and reducing, and having a significant impact really on the palestinian economy. bernard smith, reporting from novice, thank you very much bye to of israel's total siege of gaza. hes disrupting all aspects of life with no fuel for cars, buses and trucks. palestinians have been forced to find another way to move around the gaza strip. mohammed law has that story. the. it looks like a scene from the past. but this is kind of going to seem southern because like 2023 of 2 weeks of he does, it is 80 bombardments and the just want blockades. almost 10 units are returning to the old, where your calls have disappeared . some of the roads replaced by donkey costs deal with the bus, the double leaving the house to go to the hospital because i have diabetes in high blood pressure. here on my medical records. there are no cars, no fuel, no flower. there is nothing to eat or drink, we want to live late enough. enough is enough. 7 costs on just the most common form of transport. they also provide a source of income to those of last the farms and businesses and all this, but to feed the famil

and he's plumbing company, bernard smith, i'll just arrest ramallah. while the fathers continues to us extra estate and steam blinking is into a key a on the latest diplomatic trip across the region as fee as over the war escalating into a boat, a conflict grow relations between israel and so key strains in both countries having we call the invoice, so it gets present bishop time. other one has condemned as well as attacks on civilians and government says he's breaking off contact with prime minister benjamin netanyahu is where the officials say c. i, a director bill boons has arrived in the country for 2 weeks on the war on guns and the efforts to secure the release of captives. he's expected to meet with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as well as senior defense and intelligence officials. 100 is with us live from washington, d. c. e and join the co. c i a director bill burns is one of a long list of us top officials to visit the israel. what does he hope to achieve? that's right, burns is just the latest u. s. official to arrive in israel. we'

on gaza. israel has heavily restricted access to markets, forcing farmers to only so locally. bernard smith reports from beta of the crops are ready for harvesting the palestinian, the farm as of last access to the main customers in his route. since october, the 7th, as well as military has effectively sealed on the occupied west bank level. so that the little bit that in georgia, in valleys, palestine food basket, well, we produced most of the west banks, products that per se codes, that's all bushing and everything comes from this range. anything else i felt when the crossing squeeze ray on our close out of one of the more of these goods go to the local market, which causes the process to drive. on some days we don't sell anything. i need to check is just getting to mock it is a challenge. palestinians are forced to take so cute as roots through the occupied westbank to avoid is rarely supplements the quickest road for us today is 40 kilometers. it should take 30 minutes, but it's only open to his regular palestinians will have to take a major de tool and let them know, and i'll have it o

in janine, ministry, use bulldoze is to rip on main roads as a form of collective punishment. bernard smith has more form. janine, the 3 sisters lived here in the middle of jeanine refuge account. only. i ad amori was at home when he's really so just passed through the door. the window palestinian fine to see she says. but after these ran is ordered her out of the home. they blew until. so it's like, i mean what, i'm how i oh, as far as the office they came and told me to get out and put my hands up. so i did well or shocked. why did they target our home? we are 3 women. we don't hide anyone. there's no resistance here for them 23000 people because in the middle of one of the biggest battles between these really military and palestinian fighters, the best being in months in the occupied west by 14 was jeanine's, were killed at the funerals on friday, many fighters were visible among the mourners. israel has been conducting the sort of destructive rates for the last 4 or 5 years to try and suppress the different palestinian and fighting groups. but it's not working. instead of fuels resentme

that's bringing bernard smith, who's in ramallah for us in the occupied westbank burnett. what more are you hearing about the status is really rates and what's happening and they don't find response totally though around the 14 raids overnights and they occupied westbank a little bit down on what the average is b, which is around 40 a night since october. the 7th, but still rates of serious consequence. most particularly this time because of the death of isa ali, who was driving a visa to media, excuse me, who was driving past a building that was being rated by these riley police bodies very military. there's also been 50 arrests overnight that now means as of more than 2 and a half 1000 palestinians under arrest since october, the 7th and there in administrative detention, which means i can be held without trial or without charge in definitely raids were in hebron. jeanine novelist and jericho now as well as that, we'll also hearing that a palestinian prisoner has died in his riley custody. and his riley prison is roused. prison service says that this 33 year old who some

as bernard smith reports their families, hope the ceasefire deal will lead to the release of their loved ones and that even the f o j, a sick of him heavy. this was to news, want to see much more of a lot of uh, we're happy with my son's release, even though i have another son mohammed who is still in prison. i hope he and my nephews will be released from prison. god willing. and these riley's want to see much more of this tom i have to start learning how to breathe again because i really don't remember how to do it. i called a friend the moments guy he was released and i told her, i don't remember how to brief to belong to the sci fi last. the more captives, how much says it will release. these rarely military says a 145 people taken on october. the 7th, a still being held in it to israel will continue releasing some of the thousands of palestinians, many held without charged in its jails. no, where does the cx, 5 mazda, more than in gaza? israel is bombing campaign, has turned much of the strip into wasteland. the box with lock along, not them. we don't need to choose for one or 2 days

significantly disrupting businesses as well as the lives of the palestinians, forced to enjoy them. bernard smith, i'm just sierra beta and the occupied westbank. and meanwhile, e u foreign ministers have been meeting in brussels to discuss several issues including the war on gaza, foreign policy chief, joseph brown, who is expected to travel to the middle east. as we spoke about what the block is trying to achieve. we ask for an immediate pause is saying that little not the single one, but 7 on one's fours, but it isn't magick diffuse immediate pauses and you money daddy. courtney goes for the stablish in order to face the dire situation of the people in guys while these are in the army has defended its relentless attacks on hospitals and ambulances in a post, which was quickly deleted on the platform x, formerly known as twitter. it's a said, let's take a look at what it said. this is not the 1st time israel has tried to justify its bombardment of healthcare facilities. the full says ambulances are used to transport patients in need of medical care, and hospitals have pre, a places where patien

some residents placed burning tires on the roads to try to stop is really vehicles from entering. bernard smith has more from not less than the occupied westbank beneficiaries of overnight raids in the occupied westbank. as usual. they were in again jeanine as well as romano to come to us and elsewhere radar. a fox of life in the occupied west bank, but they really have increased notably since october the 7th, and average of around 40 a day. now in these oven i raise one man was killed. that means now a $185.00 palestinians have been killed and the occupied westbank since the 7th of october, around $2.00 and $2.00 and a half 1000 arrested. and many of those, most of those held in administrative tension, which means that can be held without challenge or trial in definitely worth reminding people as well. but they all keep out of westbank has been closed off by israel since october. the 7th. that means is about a 195 palestinians of work and israel and some of them in the settlements. they have not been allowed to go to work. they don't been allowed to an, an income since october, the 7th. and al

and he's plumbing company, bernard smith, alger 0 ramallah, a. while the real estate is now into t, as part of his diplomatic tour of the region is visit, comes this relations between israel and took a strange both countries and we call the invoice to it gets present membership type or the one has condemn these rounds attacks on civilians in gaza, you'll without just there is still a head cooling for a cease by thousands protest in mexico's capital demanded. the government take a tough stance on his finals on guns and in other nice people, morgan imports to them. and i'll be telling you about the impacts of the countries conflicts agency, right? the hello is still seeing showers pop up across saudi arabia. so this is where it's looking like the western province here of mecca, including mecca itself and jetta we could still get strikes by some showers over the next little bit. resent times up and down the golf and were running the risk of seeing a few showers into by bobby and same goes with most scott as well. this all has to do with a disturbanc

the 7th bernard smith reports a major clean up operation in janine on friday. this was a little late road until this riley bulldoze is don't get up. 14 people were killed in the raid on thursday. it's the biggest as being here since october. the 7th and the funerals have been taking place today. a lot of fights is amongst the people taking pods in those funerals. there is a lot of anger here. there is a lot of frustration so far. justin, janine 40 palestinians have been killed since october. the 7th and around 2 and a half 1000, almost 2 and a half 1000 have been arrested. these railings will always say that they are targeting what they call palestinian terrorists. and in janine is one of the centers of a lot of different posting in fighting groups. the biggest is the janine battalion here, and there is a feeling that is a sort of attempted revenge on behalf of these riley's here, perhaps taking care of unfinished business targeting the occupied west bank. well, focus is on what's happening in gaza and targeting the i'm the groups here to try and we can them as

happening in gaza and targeting the i'm the groups here to try and we can them as much as possible. bernard smith, alger 0 jeanine as well. women and assemble has been staging and extended system to support palestinians and also the solidarity initiative with palestinian women has gathered from noon until evening for the last 10 days. they are doing processed by just sit in terms of 5 minutes of silence. and of course, the only reports from this bundle we're in so so now i'm at the most square in assemble, dozens of angels and their members have gathered today to show solidarity with the palestinian of women against israel's indiscriminate targeting of civilians in the gaza. as the area is a choice, vic district, the asylum sits and initiatives also attended by many foreign visitors around here . the next thing that anyone's doing about it, we using asked me now you know, who is actually going to stand up with these people? how are they getting away with, can you email some people in the single day? how we things getting so bad and no one is doing anything about it. it's, it's david stacy, the li

while attention is focused on casa bernard smith, i'll just say around to kind of the families of israelis being held captive in gauze, according on the government to do more, to ensure that release israel has not confirmed when the death of the 19 year old female soldier held us was caused by an air strike. the claim made by the group on monday saw her write reports from us through as a result. so these is really want and immediately gather then tell a v they make a desperate plea to these rated government to bring back their relatives and loved ones held captive by hamas and garza. i mean to. 4 on demanding from 5 minutes to benjamin this, you know, who on the cabinet to give us says ad results where all you, we have no strength anymore. relative the word they'll lose the loved ones in his rouse relentless strikes. the news of the death is 119 year old soldier, know a most you all know has come as a shock, so many but the surely. some on monday i angry was with direct students a member of parliament who called to raise garza themes out of the my god, there are babies, jews, and arabs. by

significantly disrupting businesses as well as the lives of the palestinians, forced to enjoy them. bernard smith, i'm just sierra beta and the occupied westbank. united nations as long as flags at half mos down. we'll observe a minute silence on monday to on of the you and stuff killed or wounded in gaza. this is the scene outside the un office in bangkok. on friday, the un agency for the palestinian refugees unreal announced that a $101.00 of its employees had been killed in garza since the start of the was. and this at the united nations university in tokyo, the scenes will be repeated at you in offices across the world on monday, as a mock of respect to you and has confirmed this is the biggest number of staff killed in any conflict since the international party was formed back in 1945 lots to come here and i'll just say we're including the mayor of council expresses the need for an immediate cease fire and done. so during the cold with us president job, i want to stay with the it started out as a normal day, but as is often the case in the occupied with back, it turn it up loud. do you want

significantly disrupting businesses as well as the lives of the palestinians. forced to enjoy them. bernard smith, i'm just sierra beta and the occupied westbank. the united nations is flying. it's flags at half stop and we'll observe a minute of silence on monday. the only human stuff killed or wounded in gaza. but this is the same outside of the office and bank called on friday to you, an agency from palestinian refugees and were was announced 101 of its employees had been killed in causes since the start of the war. and this is at the united nations university in tokyo. the saints will be repeated if you in offices around the world . on monday, the u. n. has confirmed this is the largest number of staff killed in any conflict since the international body was formed and 1945. while still a head on al jazeera, stun grenades, and water can i use and cape town to disperse. rivaled demonstrate is making the voices food on the situation and gaza, the, the hello stone. debbie is unleashing across the islands of ireland and britain. here's those details right now. highest level alerts issue for the re

and he's plumbing company, bernard smith, i'll just arrest ramallah. while the us sexy of state is now in so t as part of his diplomatic tool of the region is because it comes as relations between israel and to k, a strain both countries. so if we cool the invoice, it's like it's present much at the time of the wind has condemned these rails attacks on civilians and gaza. the director of the us central intelligence agency boo. but and susan is around and will travel to other countries in the region this week. us media reporting, he will also visit castle egypt, jordan of the united arab emirates today. lo and staying is the policy is from the post i le bar tree you need. so i wrote a book, the post on the board to write a book on israel's alms and surveillance industry. he says, of the long cause as complicated plants by other countries in the middle east to establish deeper times for this. well, what's interesting is that it's, it's sort of clear that many are of states that have normalize relations with these ro, all my deals with these are on the la

and he's plumbing company. bernard smith, alger 0 ramallah. so following those meetings, andrew, i'm a law, the secretary of state travel to baghdad for talks with the rocky prime minister. he said, washington wants to contain the conflicts and we're working very hard to make sure that the conflict and gather does not escalate this not spread to other places, whether it's here, whether it's elsewhere in the region. this is the very vital and urgent work of american diplomacy. and that's what we've been engaged in as well throughout this trip to thousands of people sold the street in iraq's capital, it's a protest as blinking, arrive for adults. the zeros must move. i've been, while i had was that the demonstrations in baghdad, supporters of iraq cit prominent the leader have gathered in the main is good in the capital about that and to edit a split, to protest against the visit by us sick and said he overstate anthony lincoln so about that in which he tried to send a threatening message to iran, bucks um with groups who have been targeting us,

please bombing campaign . bernard smith, i'll just arrest, remodeling us like 3 of stages now to keep it as part of his diplomatic tour of the region. his visit comes those relations between israel and took a little strange, but his country. so if we cool the invoice to his president, rush up to the other one has condemned, as well as a tax on civilians in gaza. he's offered to help mediate the conflict. before heading to took a, he made a stop in bagdad for tools for the rocky prime minister. and he said, washington wants to contain the conflict. we're working very hard to make sure that the conflict and gather does not escalate this not spread to other places. whether it's here, whether it's elsewhere in the region, this is the very vital and urgent work of american diplomacy. and that's what we've been engaged in as well throughout this trip to make sure you stay with this one i, which is 0. so we continue our special coverage of the will cause that including cooling for a ceasefire. thousands protest in mexico's capital, demanding the government, take it touchstones is around scho

significantly disrupting businesses as well as the lives of the palestinians. forced to enjoy them. bernard smith, i'm just sierra beta and the occupied westbank. this. the united nations is lying, its flags at hostile site and will observe a minute of silence on monday to only you in stuff killed a wounded in gaza. this is the same outside the office in bangkok on friday, the you an agency for palestinian refugees underway now. it's 101 of its employees had been killed in gaza since the start of the war. and this is that the united nations university and took care. these scenes will be repeated at you in offices around the world. on monday, the u. n. has confirmed, this is the largest number of stuff killed in any conflict since the international body was formed and 1945 as well. still ahead on the l. j 0. it's done good nights and we'll to can i use some type town to disperse while demonstrate is making the voices heard on the situation in gaza. the the other we've got a tropical cycle and in the south pacific we'll get to those details in one sec. but 1st, australia, some pulses of rain for th

significantly disrupting businesses as well as the lives of the palestinians. forced to enjoy them. bernard smith, i'm just sierra beta and they occupied westbank. and all the news, the u. k. homes actually so well, a problem that has been sucks and a major shake often presents conservative government. it comes off as you target and get by accusing police in london have been too lenient with protests to supporting palestinians. she's replaced by james cleverly, who was following the secretary of new phones, actually as now former prime minister david cameron, he said in a post on x that he hopes that his experience as conservative data for 11 years. i'm prime minister for 6 will help him meet the challenges the country faces a little on that david, come on story to say to him, so inside story wise off to the weather, which is next and then i'll be back in such a minutes for today's these for the it's the return of some what, whether across the radian peninsula hyper one will begin the weather report there in northern, in saudi arabia, starting to see a splash of some range here. this area has see

significantly disrupting businesses, as well as the lives of the palestinians, forced to enjoy them. bernard smith, i'm just sierra beta and the occupied westbank. you foreign ministers, amazing and brussels to discuss several issues including the war on garza foreign policy. chief joseph brown has been speaking on what the block is trying to achieve . we ask for an immediate pauses. i'm saying that i'm not the single one but 7 on one's fours, but it isn't been checked if it's immediate pauses and new money. daddy carter those to be stylish and know that to face the dire situation of the people in guys depends a go on. has confirmed that us warplanes conducted to more strikes inside syria, the secretary of defense lloyd austin says around back groups and the cities of a root canal and my engine with the targets the strikes were in response to recent attacks against us troops in iraq and syria. as you know we last night are us forces conducted precision strikes in eastern syria against 2 facilities that are used by ron's i. r g c and affiliated groups. i just want to remind you that the strikes are

significantly disrupting businesses as well as the lives of the palestinians. forced to enjoy them. bernard smith, i'm just sierra beta and the occupied westbank stifle break here. and i'll just here, when we come back, the mayor of cutoffs presses the need for an immediate cease fire and gaza during the phone call. the do use president job i'm on was no few votes, palestinians result to more traditional forms of johnson on the the hello. oh, certainly it has been gloomy for much of the goals. so here's those details. cloud has been blanketed from the red sea rate through to the golf over us here in doha that is set to continue on monday. and we could see some burst of rain northwest saudi arabia, western saudi arabia, and around so long as well. all of these places have dealt with flooding lately, so there, there is the risk we could see some more now, as for us here in the, i think it's a gloomy week ahead. plenty of cloud temperature locks in though to 30 degrees, which is bang on where you should be. for this time to hear what a view of the middle league shows some showers crashing into the c

and he's plumbing company, bernard smith, i'll just arrest ramallah. while the us suck to state is now in search here as part of his diplomatic tour of the region. his visit comes this relations between israel, answer kia are strange. both countries a recall their own voice surface president reads a play berto on, has condemned israel's attacks on civilians in gaza. is now the director of the us central intelligence agency. bill burns will travel to israel and other countries in the middle east. this week, us medias reporting that he will also visit cuts our egypt, jordan and the united arab emirates. his visit comes is ro, intensifies this bombardment of the gaza strip. and international pressure grows for a humanitarian pause to allow aid into gaza. that's got more on this with antony it low and stein. he's the author of the palestine laboratory. that's a book on israel's orange and surveillance industry joining us from sydney, thanks for your time. so what could be going on behind the scenes for the c i a direct sir to land and tell of these are pro

destruction that comes with them, like the deliberate ripping up of roads, punishes everyone. bernard smith, i'll just say era jeanine a lot more than a month now the gaza strip has enjoyed a complete brocade imposed by israel. and now hunger has become a critical issue, the trickle of aid trucks that have been to dogs that has been described as a drop in the bucket compared to it through monetary needs. bakeries have been targeted and destroyed. and now families also struggling to buy bread. harry for said for 4 months ago, most moved in the family, had a home somebody to sleep, to cook, to eat. now life is in the open on the streets, a daily struggle simply to survive. the situation is really dia, we try to get some flour to make some bread. we've been met with this radio. it's henry shows. we run for our lives. she comes here every day to make bread. the family. they've been displaced from the home. you know, the boat offense with this ro here to hon. eunice left. he says, what am i going and what kind of something that we have nothing, no mattresses, no blankets, no food. 8 organization

let's get the latest from bernard smith, who's in ramallah in the occupied westbank. what more do we know about these latest is ready rates for and what's been happening fully at least 14 rates over they occupied westbank, it overnights and in the early hours, actually a bit less than that has been in recent weeks. we've been averaging about 40 a day significant uptake since before october the 7th rates as always been a fact of live here and you all could abide westbank for the most consequential of those rates was in the hebron was 66 year old. is it to me, was told driving his car, past a building, a charge, a headquarters, those being rated by these riley military and he was in his car and he was shot in the head and his car. and that means now a $187.00 of a city ends up being killed in the occupied westbank since october, the 7th. and there's more than 2 and a half 1000 in custody. that's a custody. why they don't have to stand trial face any challenges. and they could be they can be detained in depth. and all these rates, bennett, are having a significant impact

retrieve their belongings or inspect the damage un has described the devastation as heart wrenching. bernard smith begins our coverage and even the f o j as in heavy the listings want to see much more of a lot of uh, we're happy with my sons release, even though i have another son mohammed who is still in prison. i hope pete and my nephews will be released from prison, god's willing and these really is want to see much more of this. tom, i have to start learning how to breathe again because i really don't remember how to do it. i called a friend the moments guy he was released and i told her, i don't remember how to brief, the longer the si, fi last, the more captives how much says it will release. these rarely, military says a 145 people taken on october. the 7th, a still being held in or to an israel will continue releasing some of the thousands of palestinians, many held without charged in its jails. nowhere does the cx, 5 mazda, more than in gaza. israel is bombing campaign, has turned much of the strip into wasteland. still more later, maybe not so o'clock, not them. we don't need to choose f

significantly disrupting businesses as well as the lives of the palestinians. forced to enjoy them. bernard smith, i'm just sarah bates and the occupied westbank. so it has hair on out as era. the lowest will be hosting is always rep when it comes to the customer from goes up with love to speak to a palestinian office who is using his music to raise awareness about what's happening in guns the it's the return of some what, whether across see a radian peninsula heifer, one will begin the weather report there in northern and saudi arabia, starting to see a splash of some rain here. this area has seemed flooding as of late. certainly the risk of seeing some more. i think the weather will catch up to coates by wednesday . we look at the 3 day forecast, potentially some century downpours here. that's gonna increase the humidity, but we should be back into the sunshine by friday. what a view of the middle league shows us a soaking forth the bands, including gaz, uh, rate through to syria. jordan and the weather will push into iraq of the case across central asia. plenty of sun temperature is above aver

destruction that comes with them, like the deliberate ripping up of roads, punishes everyone. bernard smith, i'll just say era, jeanie, it, their watching out, is there a still a has positive piece african remain on the, was it with the heavy rain full cost to come the the the, it will have to 0. let's take a look at some other world news now and us present joe biden will meet chinese leaders sheets you pay next wednesday in the san francisco bay area. us officials say by and, and she will be, i mean, to try and stabilize relations after recent tensions between the 2 superpowers. also discuss pressing global crises, such as war and guys are in russia's invasion of ukraine as well as the tensions of a taiwan white house correspondent can be how can, has more. so when we know is then as things have been a little bit tens between the 2 leaders. and so there is going to be some effort to try and smooth out the relations between the leaders of the 2 largest economy. what we know is that there are going to be some predictable conversations in terms of some of the tensions that have been brewing b

put burning tires on the road is to try to stop is really vehicles from entering burnett's most. bernard smith is in novelist several as well as those rights into boss. there was a series of raids across the occupied west bank. they are a fact of life here that have been for many years, but they have really increasing intense intensity since october. the 2nd direct and there's an average of about 40 rates a day, a significant increase on the numbers before october 7th and the range of and i, one person was killed, which means now a 185 palestinians have been killed since october. the 7th, nearly 2 and a half 1000 arrested and most of those in administrative to tension, which means that can help indefinitely without trial, without any charges. is also what reminding people there's a 100 by both or 850000 palestinians. worked in israel on the sacraments, the access to them, it's been blocked off since october the 7th. and those people have not had any works, has a significant impact on the economy saying here in nablus. and also in jeanine. it was as rarely palestinians with frequent visitors he

it's cool for a c spot. israel won't even consider the slightest pause and he's plumbing company, bernard smith, i'll just say around for a moment. the director of the us central intelligence agency bill buttons will travel to israel and other countries in the region this week. us media is reporting that's it. also visit castle egypt, jordan and the united arab emirates low. and the shock is obviously of a senior political analyst enjoys. it's also about bill benson in may. but could you start with the us secretary of state, he's now right into kia. we still stop tool of the region one. but look at this in the skeptical way. so to smell, cause we discussed this a little bit before saying yes, it's ok for israel to defend itself, but the tone has changed. so the language is changed to a piece of very angry arab middle east. absolutely. the foreign minister, the foreign ministers, the, that's a 2nd that a blinking method on non basic good objective. his notion, that's what is going on. and guys of today is award in self defense. they did not accept his justifications for his there as well. crimes

and he's plumbing company. bernard smith, alger 0 ramallah. while anthony, on to me blinking is also due to whole talks with cookies for administer in the capital ankara. on monday, thousands of people have been a gathering and southern took you to protest against america's support for israel. the demonstrations is, is taking place in the city of a don at the location of one of nature's largest databases in the region. crystal saddam results. the 2nd to say that could've been in can, is it is scheduled to arrive in tricky today. and the meeting between him and the his took his comfortable hot coffee down for now is scheduled to take place tomorrow in the morning at 730 g m t. so that definitely the, the main topic on the agenda of the meeting is award in guys that however, we shall say that there is a choose this content here in on color. but it's not one recently heavy using the, using a harsh language, a guest as ro accusing his val, committed war crimes, relatively international. um of course, a lawyer that cruises us the also to be complic

significantly disrupting businesses as well as the lives of the palestinians. forced to enjoy them. bernard smith, i'm just sara beta and the occupied westbank. that's cost style tuesday and bus robbie. he's in ramallah, in the occupied at west spine concern. tell us a bit more about what daily life is like. the just how difficult is become for palestinians as well. just in the last hour, we've had an updated dest told for the number of palestinians killed here in the occupied westbank in is really raids in his. busy reactions since the war began on october 7th, and it must be noted, there are no, there is no home us presence here, but that number now stands at 188 more than 2500 people have been detained. many of them without any charge now behind each and every one of these numbers is a tragic and harrowing story. earlier today in in, in hebron we reported it just a little while ago. a 66 year old man, as you said, was killed a taxi driver, and it was a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. visa card, he was driving his cab, came upon an area where there wasn't, is really re takin

significantly disrupting businesses as well as the lives of the palestinians. forced to enjoy them. bernard smith, i'm just sierra beta and the occupied westbank still a has on the alpha 0. the u. k. home secretary swell a problem and is some days after she accused police or favoring protests or in supporting call us fine. hold on, hold on, hold on. oh is to be posting is always ready to come to the one on the customer from gaza. would love to hear from the palestinian artist who is using his music to raise awareness about what's happening in god's the the of the so the former british prime minister david cameron has made an unexpected return to a government to after being appointed as the next 4 in secretary prime minister wishes to knock has been re shuffling his cabinets, sacking swelter, brought him in as home secretary cameron says he hopes past experiences will help him deal with current international challenges. sonya diego reports, are you getting set for telling the truth of sacrifice to the old and in with an old hand full of prime minister david cameron, making a surprise return to fra

and he's plumbing company, bernard smith, i'll just say rough remodeling both following those meetings in rebuttal of secretary, antony bland, can travel to baghdad. so toltz with the rocky prime minister, he said washington was to contain the conflict. we're working very hard to make sure that the conflict and gather does not escalate this, that spread to other places. whether it's here, whether it's elsewhere in the region. this is the very vital and urgent work of american diplomacy, and that's what we've been engaged in as well throughout the district. goals, demonstrations against lincoln's visit have been held in the rocky capital, which is there is no food up there. why it has moved from baghdad. the supporters of the rocks that prominent the leader have gathered in the main is good in the capital above that and to edit a square to protest against the visit by u. s. secretary of a state of mind to the lincoln, so that in which he tried to send a threatening message to yvonne fox with groups swept been taught between us us, submitted to the facilities and both a rock and city a a

smith's joining us live not from ramallah. tell us more about these raids in the last few hours, bernard, to rob a series of rides over night. but nothing particularly exceptional, i'm afraid in terms of what happened to and the occupied westbank grades affects of life for the palestinians living here since well before october 7th. but that does seem to be an increase in the pipes and the number of them since october. the 7th and a ride in the hebron over not north of hadron resulted in the depths of one palestinian . and they've been rates in other smaller towns and cities across the occupied west bank overnight. and there's one on going not 5 minutes away from me here in ramallah where a mountain has been arrested. but most notable perhaps amongst those the rest is had to me she's 22 years old now, but she's a sort of a legendary now, perhaps vega and palestinian resistance to his rails occupation. she was famously shown on a video of the when viral back in 2018 when she was just 16 years old. when she was saying that kicking and slapping this is riley soldier. she was ultimately arrested and spent a is a 8 months, excuse