participants called for the release of hostages held captive by hahamas.the same call , an action was held in romanian bucharest and tel aviv. the sitting protest was organized by relatives of captured israelis. many had blindfolded, hands tied. the last time i spoke to my daughter was on saturday october 7 at 10:07, i heard knocking on her doors and windows, she said that they were shooting outside, she screamed, mom, i'm afraid of attacks there, they are everywhere, where the army is, and then she said that the phone was about to die and disappeared. in jerusalem, a symbolic event was organized at the international conference center. red balloons were attached to 200 chairs, as well as posters depicting missing persons. today, under conditions of severe sanctions pressure, joint work belarus and russia at the legislative level, the development of inter-parliamentary relations helps to more dynamically develop relations between the two countries, belarusian senators spoke about this the day before during a meeting with the chairman of the samara provincia

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. >> many experts say israel was focused on political activities of its own when it comes s to hahamas minisister has refeferred to e engage wiwith then witith the palestininian auththority >> therere's a report that s sa he h had vararious meetitings a said this was a way to ensure that they would never be a palestinian state because we keep them divided. we slolowly take more and more the wewest bank. >>>> i askeded the senenior palestinian who told me this is because benjamin netanyahu and the far right coalition want to dehumanize the palestinians andnd want to separate t them. ththey want toto ensure that ththey've got t the contntinuin narratative that p palestiniana nonot partnersrs f for peace, at h hamas. >> it's people like benjamin netanyahu and their hard-line policies that have strengthened hamas and has given them credibility among the palestinians. >>>> how do the e papalestinian about hamasas? >> the i ideological commitmene has s to be separarated fromom fact t that they are the only y militaryry power thahat is able prprotect the e palestiniaians the israraeli aggrese

that's one of the reasons why hahamas won inin gaza.n 2006. >> so, after t the 2006 victory is it under hamas? and who runs parts of gaza? hamas is worried there's a coup. and there is a coup. >> the coup in 2007, known as the battle of gaza, was relatively brief. and left no doubt that hamas was not part of the palestinian authority that governed the west bank. hamas was a more extreme a and violent group, now solely in charge of gaza. >> it seizes power and goes after the individuals associated with the palestinian authorities. some are thrown from windows. many are arrested and tortured. >> one thing is clear. hamas managed to do what fatah was unable to do prior to o 200 which h was to sececure ththe s in gaza. to put an end to the rampant lawlessness we were seeing. >> having hamas in charge of gaza meant the blockade woululd continueue. >> so, the cutoff of goods going in and out of gaza, have a big impact on hamas. they make it hard to provide prosperity to gazgagagazans.. >> hamamas was n not a populula movevement. ththere's no

i will speak with one womaman with f family stilill missining the hahamas attackck. >>> we are back with more breaking news, israel anxiously awaiting word of a proposed hostage deal with hamas. for more reaction i'm going to bring in leo. she has family members missing after the attack on israel. i know this has been a nightmare for you. two of your female relatives are being held in gaza. have you heard anything from the israeli government about whether they will be included in this potential hostage release and this deal? how optimistic are you? >> we have not heard anything yet. i, by nature, and an optimistic person. i have to be optimistic that they will be included. they are young women. we really hope that they are included in this group of 50 that is released on the front end. >> so, you are waiting on whether they will be included. heavy beginning any update from the government since they were taken hostage on october 7th? >> no. we have not gotten any update. carmel was taken at a different time. we know that much just from our family members who were there at the time who man

eststimates 2,1,100 palestn and hahamas deathshs during tha same operation.t was after that that the israeli government really started taking a different look at hamas and what they were doing in the gaza strip. >>> more than 2,100 palestinians were killed. more than 60 israeli soldiers were killed. >> going in in 2014 into gaza after that sustained bombing, you just have this huge sense of the utter scale of the destruction. it was really hard, near impossible to find anyone who genuinely supported what hamas had done. >> translator: i hope god won't let anyone taste our suffering. this woman in gaza said. >> in the west bank where the majority of palestinians lived, the year 2021 was a very bloody year. >> a flash point has definitely been the possible eviction of some palestinian families, some of which have been living there for generations. >> reporter: according to the u.n. since prime minister benjamin netanyahu's re-election in 2009, there were over 14,000 instances where palestinians were forcibly removed from their land by israeli settlers. this inc

the general speaking out for the first time since the start of the war between israel and hahamas. all optitions, he wawarned, are opopen, and wewe can exercise t at any moment. already hezbolollah and israel e engaged in a deadly exchange of fire along the border. hezbollah has buried almost 60 of its fighters killed so far. it was a speech watched closely across the middle east while other arab leaders beseeched the u.s. to put pressure on israel to relent on its offensive in gaza, hezbollah well armed and battle hardened is the only one putting military pressure on israel, tying down in the process a third of israel's army. the u.s. has deployed two carrier groups to the eastern mediterranean to deter hezbollah and others from joining the fight. his response? i tell the americans threats and intimidation against us and the resistance in the region are pointless, but despite the high expectations for the speech, it ended ambiguously without a clear indication of where hezbollah and iran's other allies in the region will go. in the lead-up to the speech, hezbollah supporters put o

that is o one of ththe reaso why hamas s wowon in gaza in 20 >> s so after the e 202006 elec and hahamas vivictory, there ar ququestions on the scope of hamas' power. is it still under palestinian authority or independent and there are questions about who runs particular parts of gaza. hamas is worried there will with be a coup. as a result, it effectively does a coup. >> the coup in 2007 known as the battle of gaza was relatively brief, bloody and left no doubt hamas was not part of the palestinian authority which governed the west bank. hamas was a much m more extreme and violenent group now solely charge of gaza. >> it ceases power in gaza in 2007 and it violently goes after the individuals associated with the palestinian authority. some were thrown from windows, many arrested, tortured. >> but one thing is clear. hamas managed to do what fattah was unable to do prioror to 200 which isis to secure the street in gaza, to put an end to the rampant lawlessness ththat we wewere seeing.g. >> havaving hamas in c charge o gazaza meaeant the blockade wou continue. >> so the cutoff of goods go

between 18 and 34, they do not approve of the way that president biden has been handling the israel-hahamasobviously, he won young voters in 2020 by a very comfortable margin. what do you make of that change and how the white house addresses that with a year to go before the election? >> i think this is a very important issues that i do not really know if it is a campaign issue, because the reality is, a campaign just pushes a governing agenda of the person who was actually in office. listen, we cannot, democrats cannot lose young voters, they cannot lose black voters, they cannot lose progressive voters on this issue. so, what's people are saying is that, particularly, the young people in this country are saying, look, we put our trust in you, and we're saying this election cycle we're going to vote with our values and our morals. we want you to hear us now a year out that were not aligned and how you are handling this, and we want to have a conversation with you. it's different than when it was in 2020 and we were having those same similar tough conversations with young voters, because th

. >> i was stunned and saddened to see statementsts online celebratating the hahamas terro attack. could read you a few examples. for instance, students for justice in palestine called the terrorist attack, quote, historic win for, quote, the palestinian resistance. a columbia professor called the hamas massacre, quote, awesome. and quote, a stunning victory. chicago art professor posted a note that said, quote, israelis are pigs, savages, very, very bad team, irredeemable excrement. may they all rot in hell. if this is anything-on-jewish pepeople beingng killed wowoulde say thisis? if they did, wouldn't they be widely condemned. >> at george washington university the groups students for justice in palestine recently projected antisemitic tropics outside gellman library. quote, free palestine from the river to the sea.. and, quotete, glory toto our mamartyrs. >> imamagine a wororld in whici after r the murderer of georgegd sosomeone was s projectingng me likeke about prorotect the p po and georgege floyd wasas guilty. how offensive would that be? >> reporter: in this case, gw's pre

amererican who has lolost 17 membmbers of hisis famimily in gazaza, since ththet of thehe israel-hahamas war. plus, , israeli acactress gal lt organizeze a documenentary screening g in los angngeles of hamas's's brutalitity in octobor 7t7th. bubut the resusult was thihis, s in t the street.t. somemeone who isis there wililln us, nextxt. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? have we piqued your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible. ask calls for a cease-fire grow inside the united states, tonight israel has agreed to for our pauses each day, to allow aid to get into gaza, and for civilians to get out. but a senior israeli official says that this will only apply to sp