weapons mix of food and i do all the seals page tray and it's going to be a perfect consequences. ahmed, he has been suspended, but he's not actually being fired from his job and i understand he was able to vote in and is riley cabinet minister etiquette the cabinet meeting by phone as well. so i think was pointing out, isn't it? i mean, he's not the only the so extreme right. member of this cabinet is the most extreme right government in israel's history. you have been of it who's the national security minister, lead lives in the legal settlement. you have the, the finance minister smart rich uses the palestinian people. an invention. you have notes in the cabinet, but you have a mom is leaves the shows policy already a dairy. you can't be in the cabinet because he's previous convictions, but he is one of the official observers to the 3 man will cabinet with these people up, having considerable influence, all they know is rarely public life homage at this time. and i doubt it. let me just state this as obvious as it could ever be. the names you just mentioned, uh, the most appropriate plac

the zionists imprisoned ahmed 6 years ago when he was only 12 years old and without any documents theyimed that the 12-year-old boy wanted to attack the zionist settlers with a cold weapon. at ahmed was sentenced to 9 years in an illegal court. today , instead of being at home with his mother, 18-year-old ahmad has suffered from mental disorders. the zionists are afraid of any palestinian resistance. they want to remove the thought of resistance from the minds of palestinian children. they want to restrain palestinian children by imprisoning and torturing them. nearly half of the population of 2 million people in the gaza strip are under 18 years old, and many of these children and teenagers , due to various reasons, including the damage caused by the death of their fathers and mothers, such as ahmad, have mental and they struggle psychologically. 6-year-old suzi is one of these children. she is the only survivor of the family and her injured body was pulled out from under the rubble of their house. from that incident, the language of this innocent child is my servant and no one else h

his uncle was with him, but he died. ahmedvastated, he is constantly scared and cannot understand what happened to him, he lost his mother, father and brother, grandfather, his father’s entire family, he has no one left. again the un high commissioner for the law of forces in the gaza strip, as well as the release of those hostages, the voices of those who call what is happening in gaza essentially a war crime on the part of israel are becoming louder. since the beginning of this conflict , only 10% of the food supplies needed have been supplied to gaza. and now we are faced with a huge shortage of it. 2000 people, that is , in fact, the entire population of gaza is now in dire need of food aid. today the gas sector looks like it was hit by an earthquake, except that it caused by man and completely avoidable, just last week we witnessed the largest displacement of palestinians since 1948. here are the messages that are coming in. line , the who news agent announced an agreement on access of fuel to the gas sector, what volumes

but today he is here with a ring of flowers around his neck. indonesian people move. ahmed sukarno now he is called the father of the indonesian nation. everything promises bright days that were depicted for the people in the revolution. but sukarno still hid something from the people. a big point that will determine the fate of the people of this country. indonesia. they have oil , this means that these people will soon be invaded by the giant oil companies. on the other side of the world , a country has built a new empire in the world for some time. united states of america. americans consider themselves the guardians of freedom in the world. against the americans is the soviet union. a country with beliefs against the american system. soviet defenders the people of the world know. between these two new metamorphoses, a silent war without fire is going on. a war known as the cold war. each of these countries tries to find new allies or colonies for themselves. these giants have an eye on the resources of other nations. especially the united states has been eyeing the unit

now, including for ahmed. he used to make good money working in israel. what can i do? and it's notjust economic life that has been affected. travel for palestinians around the west bank has been severely limited since october the 7th. translation: you cannot come and go. they have closed roads. i can only walk around my home. you have land, you can work it, but you have to remain closed to your home. i cannot neither go right nor left. checkpoints are suffocating us. the west bank is divided into three areas, a, b and c. a is run exclusively by the palestinian authority. israelis are banned from entering. b isjointly administered and c is run by israel, with the idf responsible for security. palestinian areas are split into small pockets come up with israeli roads often dividing them. now under the previous government of naftali bennett, the expansion of roads here in the west bank was put on hold, but that has been completely reversed by benjamin netanyahu. that decision was welcomed by many in the israeli settler movement. more than half live in the we

the marter sayid ahmed bahar, he's a iconic struggling figure in palestine and he is a statute. at the level of the importance of palestinian issue, he was one of the brothers and fellows of sheikh ahmad yasin, the founder of the hamas movement and he used to be a straightforward, a state man and and he is a transparent fellow when he is to address the palestinian issue, use always to to address it in a very solid, bold and straightforward fellow shahid. was a great personality who stood against the israeli aggressions until his last moment of life and did not flee his homeland. what israel has done in the occupied lands has proved to the world that it is an aggressive regime which is just killing children and women in order to protect itself. but we warn israel that we will sue the case at international courts and will bring the main perpetrators to justice. with all these ongoing israeli atrocities, israel will definitely be the main loser of the war and will collapse. since october 7th, israel has bombed much of gaza to ruble, ordered the depopulation of the entire northern half of

sheikh ahmed yassin, when he comes to iran , meets with the supreme leader of the revolution. the theme of this house , sheikh ahmed yassin, the founder of the central core of hamas , is the same thing that the imam, may god have mercy on him, told the nation in the islamic revolution. saying iran and the people of iran based on that progress, god willing, and the people of palestine have made a decision during these years and in the past three decades , with many cities, about 4,700 cases of terrorism that left martyrs here. we are at your service , mr. mohammadi. basically, i will summarize this part of your speech as saying that you believe in the zionist regime by wording it to say that if we exchanged one prisoner for three palestinian prisoners, that means the superior race or now the inferior race, you are saying that with this wording you want to cover this weakness that you had and we also mentioned that the palestinian nation was able to impose ask for i want to ask mr. qanadbashi about this imposition of demands that one of the events and one of the imposition of dem

so, ahmed that he couldn't he couldn't be away. his family, you know, there are two exits of this community that he lives in, one at the top toward the rest of jerusalem for blue eyed others to go through. and one at the bottom that both green and blue id holders can exit through. and all it takes is, you know two soldiers to put put up a gate or a roadblock at these exits, and that's it. you've trapped 130,000 people and. it's like that throughout the west bank. and so ahmed returned to be with his family and couldn't be with you tonight. but the process for me, you know, is it was a very. intimate process, unlike any other reporting i've done. i spent much of the last four years of my life with ahmed and it wasn't just a matter of reporting, but, you know, grieving together and i'm, you know, deeply grateful to him for trusting me and have to say, you know, i was actually very nervous about how he would respond to the book. you know, it's it's very uncommon for, a writer of any nonfiction magazine article or, book to share the wo

the zionists imprisoned ahmed 6 years ago when he was only 12 years old and without any documents they claimed that the 12-year-old boy wanted to attack the zionist settlers with cold weapons. in an illegal court, ahmed was sentenced to 9 years in prison, and under the burden of many tortures , 18-year-old ahmed has suffered mental disorders instead of being at home with his mother. zionists are afraid of palestinian resistance. they want the thought of resistance from the child's mind expel the palestinians. they want to restrain palestinian children by imprisoning and torturing them. nearly half of the 2 million people of the gaza strip are under 18 years old, and many of these children and teenagers struggle with mental and emotional problems due to various reasons, including the trauma caused by the death of their fathers and mothers, like ahmad. suzi 6 salle is one of these children, he is the only survivor of the family and his injured body was pulled out from under the rubble of their house after that incident and this innocent child is trapped and no one has heard his children'

we go now to london where we are joined by ahmed alnaouq. he a palestinian journalist from gaza who lives now in london. co-founder of we are not numbers. at least 20 members of his family have been killed in gaza since october 7, including his father and several siblings. his recent piece for the nation is headlined "palestinians just want to be treated like human beings." welcome to democracy now! we are so sorry for your loss. if you could talk about what happened to your family? >> thank you for having me. what happened in my family happened to another palestinian family, hundreds of palestinian families. it is what has been going on for the past 75 years. my family was living in their home. there was my father, three sisters, two brothers, my cousin, 14 nieces and nephews. they were sleeping in my home october 7 when israel bombed my home and killed all of my family members. except for three. one was a kid who was 10 years old. she was severely burned and spent a few days at the hospital and then succumbed to her wounds. the rest is my nep

when sheikh ahmed yassin comes to iran, he meets with the supreme leader of the revolution. the theme of this meeting is sheikh ahmed yassin bianyan taz the core of hamas is the same as hazrat. imam rahmatullah alaihi told the people of iran during the islamic revolution and the people of iran proceeded according to that and the people of palestine made decisions during these years and in the past three decades, with many cities, about 4,700 cases of terrorism that left martyrs behind. after arriving here, we are at your service, mr. mohammadi asr. i will summarize this part of your speech as follows: do you believe that the zionist regime, by using words to say that if we exchanged one prisoner for three palestinian prisoners, does that mean we are a superior race? the lower race you say that with this wording, he wants to cover this weakness that he had and we also mentioned that the palestinian people were able to impose demands. i want to ask mr. qanad bashi about this imposition of demands. the prime minister of the zionist regime said that not even a drop of fuel should

he speaks from his hospital bed. back in 20 seconds. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman. we's oak to the palestinian poet and journalist and peace activist ahmedbu artema who lost five members of his family last month when they were killed by an israeli airstrike. he survived the blast but was seriously injured. the dead include his 12-year-old son. he helped inspire the great march of return, series of weekly nonviolent protest in gaza that began in 2018. israel responded to the protests by killing over 200 protesters, including 46 children. artema recently wrote in an article for the electronic intifada is headlined "why did israel kill my son?" >> i was sitting with my children in the living room of the house of my family. it is a house of three floors. there were about 40 members in the house at that moment. suddenly, i became unconscious. maybe after a few minutes i woke up again. i saw dust and rubble surrounding me everywhere. i knew at that moment the house where i was with my children was bombing. my hearing at the time was gone. i did not hear anything but i looked around me. i looked around me and i saw my two children screaming and

we are having a meeting of glimpses of jalal's works ahmed, who looks at jalal ahmed's life landscape and looks, hels with this . these are today's programs and other programs. very well, bookstores are also following a plan these days. especially on the occasion of the week when they have discount book sales, please tell me about it. for sure, today is the second day of the sale , there is an opportunity to sell books in person, which is a member of the book market system, and interested buyers can get a 25% discount by visiting the bookstores that are members of this system. they can also enjoy these books that they can buy with a discount, including three types of books: general books, books about children and teenagers, and student books, this opportunity to lose any national code, this percentage of 25% belongs to them, they can enter their national code. and with every national code, this 25% discount is included, so that the bookstores are identified in the system, or people should have a sign in the book itself to know that it is active in this system. that's right, book week is the anniver

zomlot, shared this photo — and naming the injured victims as hisham awartani, tahseen ahmed and kinnan abdalhamid. hener when the shoooting happened. when the shooting happened. our north america correspondent, shingai nyoka, has more. police in burlington, vermont, responded to reports of gunfire near the university of vermont campus at about 6:30 last night. they say that three young men were wounded and after they were shot two of them are in a stable condition and one is in more serious condition. they say that they were just walking around the campus and a man just walked up to them, didn�*t say a word and opened fire, firing four rounds from his handgun. now, three of these, the three men were of palestinian descent. two are us citizens and one is a legal resident. they say that two of the men were wearing the palestinian scarf, the kufi around their necks. and so while they haven�*t really identified or confirmed a motive, they are looking into this as a possible hate crime. will what we have heard from the american arab anti—discrimination committee is that there has been an increase in the n

why did mind and make it to the list when i finished my sentence, my cousin ahmed, it's good that he's out. but there are other people who have 15 or 30 years left. some are boys. those should have had priority. even so this is a moment to cherish and needed to break family see from their own going pain. need that, but he just eat off the occupied westbank is right. is of also been celebrating the return of some of the loved ones. people turned out to cheer as a ministry helicopter, hiring some of the captives arrived at the hospital in israel. those released had been held captive for 49 days. they have been reunited with the families of to receiving medical checkups. let's go to home disagree, which has okay, part east jerusalem for us. so took us through what's happening with the kept us on the palestinian prisoners who have been freed as well. melina, on friday we saw 13 israel ease and 11 for nationals freed as part of the ceasefire deal that also involved in exchange of palestinian prisoners who were free. we saw $39.00 of them who were free now at 4 pm local time. tomorrow we can

why did mind in make it to the list when i finished my sentence, my cousin ahmed, it's good that he's out. but there are other people who have 15 or 30 years left. some are boys. those should have had priority. even so this is a moment to cherish and needed to break family see from the ongoing pain need that, but he just eat off the occupied westbank condo. so who is an occupied east jerusalem? far as has been an emotional day for families and friends and both sides tell us what's been happening with the captive. so were released by how much the palestinian prisoners have been afraid. all right, so as we entered day 2 of the ceasefire agreement, these really prime minister's office has announced that they have received the list of names of the captives who are expected to be released on saturday at 4 pm local time. the prime minister's office says that they have notified the families about the expected release, and they are waiting for it to tomorrow on saturday. now, as for the captives who were released today, the red cross facilitated the transfer through that of crossing where the

the reuters news agency was able to reach a surgeon working inside al shifa, ahmed el mokhalla—lati. hesaid israeli troops have not found anything. it's a really totally terrifying situation here. the israeli tanks and the israeli troops have been the israeli troops have been around, moving within the hospital area, all over the hospital. the situation is totally, you know... they are shooting all the time, all the areas. they are bombing shelters in the area of the hospital. they have found nothing. nothing but gunshots against them within the hospital. israel says it will let two lorries of fuel a day into gaza for un agencies to use after a lack of diesel caused aid deliveries to be halted and communications to be cut off. let's go back to the images that have been released by the idf. bbc iverify has taken a closer look. since taking control of al—shifa hospital earlier this week, the israeli military has been under pressure to provide evidence to support its claim that it was a hamas command command and control node. and it has released video evidence to support its case. we want t

why did mind and make it to the list when i finished my sentence, my cousin ahmed, it's good that he's out. but there are other people who have 15 or 30 years left. some are boys. those should have had priority. even so this is a moment to cherish and needed to break family see from their own going pain. need that, but he just eat off the occupied westbank is right, a is have also been celebrating the return of some of the loved ones. people turned out to chair as a military helicopter, carrying some of the captives arrived at a hospital in israel. those release had been held captive for 49 days vamp and reunited with the families, often receiving medical checks. let's go to honda. so here just isn't occupied is to risk them for us. have that plenty of relief and israel and beyond. i'm sure that the 1st day of the ceasefire. i went to plan today, mo, cap davis expected to be released. would it be expecting a while a moline, on date 2 of the cease fire, we can expect the same number of to is really captives which is 13 to be released at 4 pm local time. these really prime minister's off

why did mind and make it to the list when i finished my sentence, my cousin ahmed, it's good that he's out. but there are other people who have 15 or 30 years left. some are boys. those should have had priority. even so this is a moment to cherish and needed to break family see from the ongoing pain need that, but he just eat of the occupied westbank as well as rainy's have also been celebrating the attend of some of their loved ones. people that turned out to jet as a military helicopter carrying captives arrived at a hospital and israel, those release has been held since october. the 7th, too, is rarely hospitals that have been facing both these rarely and foreign captives have now said that they all appeared to be in good health. often, nearly 2 months of captivity for boys and girls and a 3 mazda it was, and one grandmother arrived to snyder to his medical center. a. we are very exciting from the 1st moment was. so the kids and the parents, the hogs, and the crying. and it was very, very exciting for all the floss, a there in good condition. and they're surrounded by our i'm lookin

when i finished my sentence, my cousin ahmed, it's good that he's out, but there are other people who have 15 or 30 years left. some are boys. those should have had priority. even so this is a moment to cherish and needed to break family see from the ongoing pain need that, but he just eat off the occupied westbank fall is riley is to have the celebration of a ton of some of their loved ones. people turned down to cheer, as a military helicopter kind captives arrived at a hospital and israel is released has been held captive since october. the 2nd to his many hospitals that of increasing posting is rarely on the phone. captives have now said that they all appeared to be in good health, often nearly 2 months of captivity. so high roads has went out from the tennessee of on how that released and folded the moment, says riley's were waiting for the team captives finally arrives back safely. the results of the sci fi deal that's been weeks in the making. the youngest to be released from captivity and garza age just to the oldest $85.00. 0, but it's one taken from the same southern village

why did mind and make it to the list when i finished my sentence, my cousin ahmed, it's good that he's out. but there are other people who have 15 or 30 years left. some are boys. those should have had priority. even so this is a moment to cherish and needed to break family see from their own going pain. need that, but he just eat off the occupied westbank to publish the news. i've also been celebrating in nablus saying visitor, all of a has me were here in the center of the city center of novelist and the occupied westbank in the same place were just earlier today. there was a, an operation carried out by is really special forces where they rated the market just to the left of me and detain 2 people now a very different mood. and they are celebrating welcoming home, one of the prisoners release as part of his walk. and the yacht was here, here is one of the kind of celebration it is rarely authority said they did not want to see question. i don't need to describe my feelings. i'm, i'm on my family and my people seriously. i can't describe it. i'm happy. i'm hopeful everything. another

why did mind and make it to the list when i finished my sentence, my cousin ahmed, it's good that he's out. but there are other people who are 15 or 30 years left. some are boys. those should have had priority. even so, this is a moment to cherish and needed to break family see from their own going pain. need that, but he just eat of the occupied. westbank is really to have been celebrating the return of some of their loved ones. people turned out to cheer as a military helicopter, carrying captives arrived at the hospital in israel on friday. and those released had been held captive since october. the 7th. now too is really hospitals that have been treating these really important captives have now said that they all appear to be in good health after those nearly 2 months of captivity. so if i roch's and tell of eve where people are waiting for news about the release of a new group of captives potentially today. so sorry, the, the, the placing televi where you are as come to be known as hostages squared. talk to us about what i assume is the anticipation must be building up today. and

husam zomlot shared this photo and identified the victims as hisham awartani, tahseen ahmed and kinnan abdalhamid. he correspondent shingai nyoka. what further details can you tell us about in the shooting?— what further details can you tell us about in the shooting? while police in burlington _ about in the shooting? while police in burlington were _ about in the shooting? while police in burlington were vermont, - in burlington were vermont, responded to reports of gunfire near the university of vermont campus at about 6:30 p:m.. they say that about 6:30 p: m.. they say that three young men were wounded, and after they were shot, two of their eight them are in a stable condition and one is in more serious condition. they say they were just walking around the campus and the man just walked up to them, didn't say a word, and open fire. firing four rounds from his handgun. no, three of these, the three men were of palestinian descent. two are us citizens and what is a legal resident. two of the men were wearing the palestinian scarf, they could fear around their necks. while they haven't really identi

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and in the book end game by ahmed scobie, he details how the royal had remarked about the skin colourall heard about this of archie, baby , and he this of archie, the baby, and he names the person in the book. but . the media does it too. but. the media does it too. >> yeah, but the daily mirror puts exes in with the name is. >> well, one of you must have googled it. >> who is it. >> who is it. >> it's i've got it here. it's. it's four exes. so i didn't, you know, i thought about googling it, but i didn't think it would come because they hadn't come up because they hadn't listed mirror. listed it in the daily mirror. but maybe mirror being listed it in the daily mirror. but of|ybe mirror being listed it in the daily mirror. but of honourable �*ror being listed it in the daily mirror. but of honourable �*ror iit.ng sort of honourable about it. yeah, have decided to the yeah, we have decided to the mirror. yeah. are not mirror. yeah. yeah. we are not going you after they put going to tell you after they put that about that story about charlie, about archie's the archie's skin colour on

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he spots his neighborhood. something is not right . >> reporter: ahmed was shot in the head. he didn't make it. around the corner, two others, a man and a woman, also shot. it's uncertain who opened fire off group. cnn geolocated these videos, and straysed this deadly journey out of central gaza city. we provided the israeli military with the details, but they did not respond to our request for comments. we reach rami, now in the south. like most here, they were on their own. they got to shifa hospital, but so did the war. witness to it all, 2 years old whalid. >> translator: i kept trying to make sure he's not scared. i don't know if i succeeded. even the journey of humiliation where you take a donkey here, a horse there, i was trying to make it entertaining for him. >> reporter: i asked why he decided to film. >> translator: i just want this to get to the world, so they know the injustice. they cast doubt on everything we do. they're stronger in every way, not injure militarily, but with the information, the narrative, the news that comes out. what they say is the truth, and our words are lie

i was told to of ahmed who was saying that he actually said that he helped to build the indonesian hospital. and according to him, he says there's no evidence of how much spices and militant tunnels. what were billed under this hospital have a list. i was one of the team that built this hospital. i rebuild the hospital in 2011 until 2014. it's all really provides a few things. the 1st thing today we were in the sites of this a positive. it's all and i can tell you exactly. there are no and if you did that to part this claim, they already did disparage. they cannot reach the real fighters. so they try to find a some something to, to blame, you know, they cannot, of dc defied 3rd. so they start to target to the fuse degree and that a writ written just didn't discover, you know, get this across the construction they, they, they cannot prove anything about they, they clam and i think the maybe they, they, they mean to, to know more uh, unit genocide and know that the hospital it's a very, very crowded plate to, to them and to, to, to do this more getting aside better. i don't think that the cla

he spots his neighbor up ahead. something is not right. [ speaking in a global language ] a >> ahmed was shot in the head, and he didn'te. and up around the corner, it is another woman, and uncertain who shot them. cnn has traced this deadly journey out of gaza city, and we have been provided with the detail tas and coordinates, but we have not been responded with with the coordinates. we reached rami, and like most here, they were on their own. they got to shifa hospital, but so did the war. witness to it all, 2-year-old walid. >> translator: i kept trying to make sure that he was not scared and making sure that what he is seeing is a circus or amusement park, and even the amusement where you take a donkey here or there and try to make it amusing for him. >> i asked him why he decided to film? >> i wanted it to go to the world, because they cast doubt on everything that we do, they are stronger in every way, and not just militarily, but the information that comes out, narrative that comes out, the news that comes out and what they say is the truth, and our words are lies. please deliver our message, i don't want those

he spots his neighbor. something is not right. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> reporter: ahmed was shot in the head didn't make it. and around the corner, two others, a man and a woman, also shot. it is uncertain who opened fire on the group. cnn geolocated the videos and traced the deadly journey out of central gaza city. we provided the israeli military with details of the innocent and these coordinates, but they did not respond to our request for comment. we reached rami now in the south. like most here, they were on their own. they got to shifa hospital but so did the war. witness to it all, the 2-year-old. >> translator: kept trying to make sure he is not scared and make him feel what he is seeing around us is a circus or amusement park. i don't know if i succeeded. the journeymiliationhumiliation trying to make it entertaining for him. >> reporter: i asked why he decided to film. >> translator: i just want this to get to the world so they know the injustice that we're facing. they cast doubt on everything we do. they are stronger in every way. not just militarily, but with the information tha

teenager, when he regained consciousness in the hospital, like lian and lema, he asked this question, football is life , ahmed is a fan of the spanish football team barcelona , ​​maybe that was why after the bombing when he was looking for his legs , his brother lied that it was his legs, and he couldn't feel them because of the pain. i cried for 10 minutes, half an hour to an hour , then i said, "okay, thank god." a child from gaza is a child who hears this sound every time in gaza, their dreams are destroyed by fatmeh sharifi, sed and sima news. in response to the childishness of the zionist regime, social media users repeated the hashtag "doll voices" in cyberspace . in addition, users wanted to participate in the 27th of aban, that is, today, and support regarding the rights of palestinian children, they announced their readiness for international children's day. you have probably heard different dates for it, november 16, but one of these days was set by the united nations on november 29 , which is the day when the united nations issued a declaration on the protection of children's rights. which has 10 p

year-old teenager , asked this question like lian and lema when he regained consciousness in the hospital. everything is football, ahmed's life is a fan of the spanish football team barcelona. maybe it was for both of them that after the bombings, when he was looking for his legs, his brother lied about his legs and he didn't feel their pain for 10 minutes, half an hour to an hour. i cried, then i said ok, thank god, this film , which has been seen about 130 thousand times in the virtual space , is just the story of three children from gaza, children whose dreams are destroyed every time they hear these voices in gaza. about a week ago, the field attack on shefa hospital started. the military keeps itself inside the hospitals . his command posts are inside the hospital and they use schools and hospitals to attack us. tunnels, trenches, weapons storage, missile launch sites, and their command post are under shafast hospital. operational with the green light of the west? speaking the national security council of the white house said that the united states has confidence in the intelligence assessments about hamas' military

he managed to knock neighbors door who called 9-1-1. kinnan abdel hamid was released from hospital early this week was to friends hisham awartani tahseen ahmedain hospitalized more severe injuries. he said he's convinced that the attack was motivated by hate. suspect in the attack, jason jay eaton has been arrested and charged with three counts of attempted second degree murder. cnn's poll sanibel has. >> new details about the man who police say sean stepped off his parch saturday nine shot three palestinian students walking by. jason jay even pleaded not guilty to three counts of attempted second degree murder. police say they found evidence that links the 40-year-old man to the shooting. >> nothing i have heard at this point is that corn of trickle piece of information that would even explain how he could've even have done. this >> quickly see the three palestinian students were walking down the street speaking arabic and english. to them around driscoll scars identified with palestinian identity when eaten approach than an open fire according to witnesses. he recalled one of his friend screaming from pain from the chest wound. once the sh

he speaks from his hospital bed. back in 20 seconds. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman. we's oak to the palestinian poet and journalist and peace activist ahmed artema who lost five members of his family last month when they were killed by an israeli airstrike. he survived the blast but was seriously injured. the dead include his 12-year-old son. he helped inspire the great march of return, series of weekly nonviolent protest in gaza that began in 2018. israel responded to the protests by killing over 200 protesters, including 46 children. artema recently wrote in an article for the electronic intifada is headlined "why did israel kill my son?" >> i was sitting with my children in the living room of the house of my family. it is a house of three floors. there were about 40 members in the house at that moment. suddenly, i became unconscious. maybe after a few minutes i woke up again. i saw dust and rubble surrounding me everywhere. i knew at that moment the house where i was with my children was bombing. my hearing at the time was gone. i did not hear anything but i looked around me. i looked around me and i saw my two children screaming and p