of al jazeera and jerusalem.nk and up until now we have not received anything to indicate that they are going to take action against the office but of course, this ambiguous kind of law and statement by the government could be weapon eyes against us, as much as the prime minister needs. >> why do you think the israeli government did this, in your opinion? on one hand, al jazeera was the first, if not one of the first, to broadcast the statements of the israeli government, many years ago. he was the first network to have israeli officials speak directly to the arab world. al jazeera was at sometimes accused of normalizing israel and now the israeli government shutting you down and then you are harming national security and not meeting professional standards around the world. why do you think al jazeera was shut down by the israeli government after a long history with israel? >> we have seen this intimidation before in the arab world with authoritarian regimes . they have accused us of violating security, threateni

m benjamin netanyahu has accused al jazeera of?min netanyahu has accused al jazeera of? �* , . ., ., , ., , benjamin netanyahu has accused al jazeera of? �* ., ., , ., jazeera of? al jazeera, as any other media organisation, _ jazeera of? al jazeera, as any other media organisation, does _ jazeera of? al jazeera, as any other media organisation, does not - jazeera of? al jazeera, as any other| media organisation, does not accuse anyone of committing a crime. when we do an investigation, we do all the due diligence, examine all the evidence from all parts of views. we are very objective because we don't leave one fact unobserved, and we reach a conclusion. and when you reach a conclusion. and when you reach that conclusion, they beat the party just likes reach that conclusion, they beat the partyjust likes it. but it came after a very thorough, objective process. if it ends byjust saying, 0k, we think that this party has killed civilians deliberately because of the result of the investigation, we say it, we don't hesitate. but that

al jazeera's offices have _ that? absolutely. al jazeera's offices have been _ that? absolutely.jazeera's offices have been bombed in l offices have been bombed in gaza, the staff have been killed in gaza and the west bank, their staff have been beaten in the west bank while this decision only applies inside israel proper though of course, the raids took place in occupied eastjerusalem, the reality here is we've seen the israeli government often the military will take action in line in the occupied territory with action inside israel, so it may only be a matter of time before we see corresponding action in the west bank, in gaza that reflects the same policy and that ultimately prevents aljazeera from doing its reporting on those areas. omar shakir from its reporting on those areas. omar shakirfrom human rights omar shakir from human rights watch, omar shakirfrom human rights watch, thank you very much for joining us today. the former deputy first minister of scotland john swinney is expected to be confirmed as the next leader of the scottish national party later today. the veter

i am network like al jazeera. i am wondering — network like al jazeera.work like al jazeera. i am wondering your analysis, - network like aljazeera. i am wondering your analysis, what do you think this means in terms of people's views of benjamin netanyahu? we have seen more protests in recent months but for the people in israel in particular, what do you think their perception will be of this? i'm thinking more in terms of free speech.— in terms of free speech. yes, i understand — in terms of free speech. yes, i understand that. _ in terms of free speech. yes, i understand that. i— in terms of free speech. yes, i understand that. i think - in terms of free speech. yes, i understand that. i think in - in terms of free speech. yes, i l understand that. i think in terms in terms of free speech. yes, i - understand that. i think in terms of the critics of benjamin netanyahu date back before october at the seventh he basically went on the streets in hundreds of thousands every saturday to protest against what they saw as a move from his government to close do

this news broadcast on al-jazeera could no longer be seen in israel.came the first victim of a law passed last month that would allow it to take away its broadcasting license. tv channel if the israeli government considers it a threat to national security. the israeli bureau of the tv channel was even raided and searched. al-jazeera itself has already responded to this decision of the knesset, calling it a criminal act contrary to international and humanitarian law. this is a very dangerous decision against al jazeera and against the international media in general, because at least it is clear that they want to prevent anyone else from finding out what is happening in this war in the gaza strip inside israel, on west coast. this decision was the result of the incitement to which we have been subjected since the first day of this war. jazeera today is one of the largest middle eastern media networks, its journalists are always at the center of events taking place in the region, and the palestinian-israeli conflict is no exception. many of the employees

we will bring in that they are going to close the al jazeera station in israel. jazeera station in israel. we will bring in more on that that they are going to close the al jazeera station in israel. we will bring in more on that as that they are going to close the al jazeera station in israel. we will bring in more on that as we that they are going to close the al jazeera station in israel. we will bring in more on that as we get that they are going to close the al jazeera station in israel. we will bring in more on that as we get more details from the israeli government about how that is going to happen. officials in brazil say they've doubled their rescue efforts in the southern state of rio grande do sul, which has been devastated by days of intense rain and flooding. more than half a million people are without power and clean water. more than 50 people have died — with 70 others missing. in the regional capital, porto alegre, the main river broke its banks, submerging entire neighbourhoods. two people were killed in an explosion at a petrol station where eme

israel attacks al jazeera . and what's attacks al jazeera. and what's racist today? headliners. we've got the mail now with more bad news for stonewall. as another organiser drops out of their protection racket. sorry. i mean, their diversity scheme, louis. >> well, that is totally, totally true. sports england cuts ties with stonewall amid warnings quangos should distance themselves from lgbtq lobby group. but you got to make sure you say all those things because if you just say lgbt, it's one thing. >> and if you got to say an irs two plus plus hyphen, asterisk, we'll just call it , just call we'll just call it, just call them the alphabet people. >> they love all that. you might have to, but some alphabet people are some. yeah, yeah, yeah. anyway anyway, so what it is, is that, is that sports england who is like in charge of all the sports. i guess this in england, in england, in england, in england has been paying £2,500 a year to stonewall. it is telling its people don't give them any money because yeah, they're making they're making a funding cut. >> and this,

and there is at this point no impact on al jazeera's broadcasting out of gaza.if the goal here is to stop people across the region seeing the reality in gaza, that hasn't happened yet. we have heard concern from al jazeera if israel's military does seize control in rafah, they could in theory try to stop broadcasting happening there. more than 100 palestinian journalists have been killed in gaza over the course of this war already. in some ways the decisions of israel's cabinet release their concerns. >> let's talk about this proposal. the proposal hamas says it accepted, it would be one israel hostage for 33 palestinian prisoners based on seniority of detention in israeli prison. the deal does not use the word cease-fire. jordan's minister of foreign affairs says tremendous effort has been made to produce an exchange deal that will release hostages and realize a cease-fire. if netanyahu wants a deal, he'll negotiate in earnest. instead, he's jeopardizing the deal by bombing rafah. this seems to be the end of negotiations. is that correct? >> reporter: ironicall

indignant towards al jazeera.k with al jazeera. to befriend them, to co—opt them, to have an impact on how they report, by virtue of access and information and insight. instead, both sides chose, you know, a conflictual position. i understand where this is coming from in terms of the angle. i question the wisdom of the angle. i question the wisdom of the angle. i question the wisdom of the decision. is of the angle. i question the wisdom of the decision.— of the decision. is there a wider messaue of the decision. is there a wider message you — of the decision. is there a wider message you think— of the decision. is there a wider message you think that - of the decision. is there a wider message you think that mr- of the decision. is there a wider - message you think that mr netanyahu is trying to portray by doing this? is it a message for within israel or the wider international community, as well? ~ ., �*, ., ., as well? well, that's a great question- — as well? well, that's a great question- i _ as well? well, t

how would you describe the ban on al jazeera by as well? i think you've seen the international condemnation. this is a mass, a blow to free speech. and freedom of the press. you know, we've lived through some of this in the philippines and again, i can compare it to shutting down the television airways of the top television broadcast during the philippines. cbs, cbs, and these are things draconian government dots. jonathan l just erik basically shut down for allegedly being a threat to israel's national security. how, how is the report on a switch? let reporting is not the threat. that's exactly the problem. uh, the direct is the army. is there any army that's us? give it more than $100.00 journalists and gods, including as you just mentioned, several a jersey road reporters and their family members of that is the threat. and today what we're seeing is the same for this big blow as date. back the words of, of mayor, and so this big blow to the media ecosystem. um, this is just the manifestation and as you can form under if in your, of behin

the zionist regime in the war against the gaza strip has killed several al jazeera journalists in the gaza war in the past seven months. testified or wounded. continued news from the news section at 19:00 . preparations have been made for the second round of the islamic council elections in 22 constituencies. the second round of parliamentary elections will be held on friday this week to determine the remaining 45 seats out of 290 seats in the parliament. winner loser check preliminaries. holding the second phase of the elections of the 12th term of the islamic council in two constituencies of lanjan, samirram provincial election headquarters meeting. the city of semirom has made full preparations for the second stage of the election , more than 3 thousand people, both executive agents , supervisory agents and other support agents, which are necessary for the 68 special ballot boxes that we have in the city, of which 28 of our executive agents in this stage in total incidentally, there are more than 2,700 executive and police officers. the election campaigns of this stage started at 3

a 1986, an estimate of an assassination on al jazeera. how tenuous is the decades old piece deal between egypt and israel? the latest exchange of fire on the border expose is a franchise of political relationship. the 2 countries insist piece is best for teacher choice. but for how long is the war and does a regents, this is inside store the hello and welcome to the program and several venue, a officially egypt and israel are at peace. but beneath the surface, a diplomatic dispute has been brewing for weeks. israel pushed ahead with its assault on the roof of the area southern gaza bordering egypt, ignoring cairo's many objections and exchange of fire that killed at least one objection soldier this week is only worse and already tense relations. both say the incident will not impact the peace deal signed more than 4 decades ago. but delta growing is really insist it's, we're on gaza will last as long as it takes until a mazda is completely defeated, while egypt rejects any outcome that will be at the expense of other countries, will bring

let's see al jazeera's report about one of these students. i am a student here. my major is english. please don't leave us alone. do not disappoint us. i was on the front line. police forces hit me with their batons. they intimidated the students and actually harmed them, even to boycott don't even think about israel. this situation is very disappointing. we had done nothing wrong. an illegal gathering was in front of us. this group was pro-zionist. 25 of our friends went to the hospital. because they beat our children with sticks and sticks and threw stones at us. not even one of the people who committed these attacks was arrested . my mother is jewish, i grew up jewish, my great uncle is a zionist. dare to find more achievement we've had people join us that we never thought would join us, who don't seem to be politically active after seeing us come under attack, and no one is being held accountable for these actions. they joined us. we will continue our demonstrations. we will continue our work. we will still be here. we continue to fight for gaza. we will cont

it's not that al jazeera is advocating colossus position. it's that al jazeera is allowing people to make up their own mind, including benjamin netanyahu, whose own minister of justice, who, according to reports into his reading, newspapers relies on l. just it was coverage of gosh b as really, authorities would do better to focus on their own airwaves. the same government that just shut down a news network for quote, endangering is really soldiers has no issues. when a senior official in the room and the food party goes into and is really new studio talks about palestinian civilians in gaza and comes out with this amount. and some of the been people have been some of the goodness. but i will, will, i will. but i will have to visit when you live here, seen those types. the eclipse is actually a daily occurrence. this, this is not an operation. we see almost daily politicians make these making these genocidal statements on television. we hear them on radio in print, it happens all the time. we hear not just commentators, but sometimes the jou

of security agents and special investigators to the al-jazeera studio in al-nasra area. the cabinet of the zionist government recently unanimously voted to stop broadcasting this channel and close its offices in occupied palestine. benjamin netanyahu. al-jazeera is described as a terrorist network and it is an incitement he has accused the occupying forces. in an attempt to hide the dimensions of the killing of the people of gaza, the zionists killed at least 143 media activists and journalists in gaza in the last 7 months and arrested 53 journalists. a group of pakistani thinkers announced in a conference. the people of this country stand in defense of palestine and the resistance front and will never surrender to the plan to normalize relations with the zionist regime. they condemned america and europe's support for the zionist regime . the political thinkers of pakistan's scientific elite have made the tragedy of gaza and the goal of freedom of quds sharif a topic related to. they recognized and emphasized that the defeat of the zionist regime and the freedom of jerus

customer ridgecrest the the welcome back to watching al jazeera. let's remind you about top storage ssl. do you an agency for palestinian refugees on rough, has suspended for distribution and rough us? there's a insecurity and a lot of supplies on rest as fruit to replenish its warehouses. it has not entered the strength of more than half the population cause the depends on fear. data from the israel's administrative communications has ordered this with ton of equipment that was seized from the associated press news agency and comes off to is rarely with are these shut down the if he is alive. camera position, located in southern israel overlooking garza, he says, is there a new authorities accused its organization of violating the newly institution found on alger. they're. out of there has obtained footage showing these ready ministries, seizure of more than a 100 forties during their 1st rate on al, she from hospital in kansas city in november. and they were taken from 3 locations to milwaukee, a mass grave on the side. on the 10th gauze house mi

moving to close, al jazeera's al jazeera's operations in the country. hotel in jerusalem that was being used as their de facto office has been raided . raided. >> yes. >> yes. >> i mean, al jazeera is a quite a well respected news channel now, particularly based in the region, but it does come at events from an arab perspective. and i think it's fair to say the israeli government has never been very sympathetic or supportive of al jazeera, but particularly during the conflict with hamas , they feel that al with hamas, they feel that al jazeera's reporting , direct jazeera's reporting, direct reporting of the civilian casualties of the suffering in gazais casualties of the suffering in gaza is actually damaging israel's international reputation. now, the knesset did pass a law just last month saying that in this particular conflict, the government has the right to ban a news outlet, foreign news outlet that is deemed to be a threat to national security. and it's that law which israel is using to close down al jazeera. i think it's the first time they've

israel has banned the broadcasting of the international qatari television channel al-jazeera in the countrydecision was made within the framework of the law that allows limiting the activities of the media. president netanyahu accused the channel of harming the security of the jewish state. and access to the al-jazeera website will also be confiscated at the channel’s office, inciting hatred towards israeli soldiers, and blocked. the channel's management denies the accusation and intends to appeal. the decisions of the israeli authorities introducing a tv ban were also condemned by the un. forgive everything, how the united states saved the nazis, money and career instead of a tribunal and justice. hundreds of scientists serve the white house. why criminals?

coming soon on al jazeera, on counting the costs to us, escalates its trade with china. but does it have the upper hand to the sugar industry is in crisis? other parts of its full spring economy could also be effective. plus the moving shortage in critical minerals needed for the energy transition. counting the cost on al jazeera on the news. yes, again, these palestinians families in rough rep what little they have following for this from the is really military to eventuate or risk that they went told russell would to provide safe take. a closure of a rough crossing is prevented the departure of thousands of wounded people and patients who were waiting to travel among them is a 2 year old lumber of a holy. she and her cousin, sustained injuries, and isabel s try it costs money off to 7 months of the path for more than one point . $5000000.00 palestinians remain some such and as does this apply to humanitarian aid into this trip with the warnings they could be fed depleted? was this place from i'll shoot you a, a to on the sierra 10 to daniel bella. dental rafa. and this

in addition to the closure of al jazeera's offices, this network will not have the right to broadcast in english and arabic languages ​​in the occupied territories. the cards of al jazeera reporters have also been canceled and the network's equipment will be confiscated. the zionist regime has killed or injured several al jazeera journalists in the war against the gaza strip in the past 7 months. the cairo meeting on establishing a ceasefire in the gaza strip ended and the hamas delegation returned to doha, according to the movement's official announcement the hamas delegation left egypt's capital after two days of negotiations to continue consulting with its own leaders . previously, the head of hamas's political bureau said that the zionist regime's cabinet was an obstacle to an agreement , and that the movement was serious and flexible in negotiations. it works ismail haniyeh said that a possible agreement should include the end of the offensive against the gaza strip and the withdrawal of the zionists and the exchange of prisoners . benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of the is

on al jazeera climate play only is from one of the most bio diverse nations on there. if you're interested in the nature does not function, we don't exist exploding solutions to save life as we know it we work with and within the cycles of the we're not using our past resources, we using them again. and again, if we learn from nature, we have a chance to move forward. i'll just see you as you've seen joining us. nothing grows forever. the. the challenges with the book about the what you'll just bear with me. so robin, it's so hard remind to of all top stories, at least 10 people, including a pregnant women have been killed in overnight rates by these riley's buildings sheltering displaced. people were talked in the way that's building 35600 people have not been killed in johnson. since israel under was suspended the distribution of food and rough. it says that couldn't log off right. due to the threat of his randy attacks and the closure of land crossings which have depleted its supplies. and the states tidwell of the rawls, like present, vibrate seeds being held tight

a very warm welcome sir to al jazeera. are you surprised by the high turn out a yes, i am surprised and thank you for having me surprise. but i think for the 1st time, young people actually came to the pa to, to come come on those. i think the answer may be in a really serious trouble. i mean results, and i'm the last year or the beginning of the i'd rather be talking about it and suggesting under 50 percent stream right now. so by doing that you guys are getting to the flow of 40 percent. i mean if you're looking at a live, these are so fine. i know many in south africa results come from the rural areas and these are very small town small villages and so on. but i don't know many people there and normally the i n c by now would have gotten would it be something in a much press 2. so this is the very top and clear. i can see because the entries become a little policy and this election of some of the guys affiliated little party bots . already i just a real party. i'm the beaks of in the areas of south africa where the youn

he's joining us live from new may i thank you very much, david, for being with us on al jazeera. can you tell us 1st about the current situation on the ground has comm returned and have the french troops arrived. thank you for having me on your show. we experience 3 days of riots and they were perpetrated by a task. i don't young people out of the society and so we will not really prepared for that. and that's why we were kind of overwhelmed by the situation. nobody was prepared. uh, we lost more than $100.00 businesses that were vandalized for a reduced to ashes. that means 2000 jobs last can. so the chamber of commerce has estimated the financial loss of at around 20000000000 frank. so if i put you in perspective, that would be 40000000000 euros in mainland for us. that is of course content over . all right, so the rise have had a huge impact as you say, the on of the economy of the territory on daily life day. what is the current situation? no right now has come returned a um it's um, uh during the day time. uh, tom is about, uh, has about 3 to search whenever to, uh, uh, come

laura con al jazeera, we also have this report from our servers honeymoon. he sent us an update from outside of the alex the hospital in dow paula. off to these latest as variety strikes. this is, has been part of the pattern of attacks. we've documents documented a monitor for the past 7 months. it's the tops and all means of life. old as social services have been eliminated to include in this service, it's as simple as being connected to the internet or having your phone to charge the properly. a group of people were on july street. that's at the one of the major streets in gauze. a city where at a point of trying to get internet connection were targeted by a drawing that the attacker drawn the targeted then by firing at least one miss out of the crowd. 3 people reported killed right at the spot. and one more person reported it killed inside the hospital as soon as arriving to the hospital, that's a standing critical injuries and could not make it. there are other injuries who were transferred to the hospital but are still a very critical conditions, parti

of security officers and special investigators to the al-jazeera studio in al-nasra area.the cabinet of the zionist regime recently unanimously voted to stop broadcasting this channel and close its offices in occupied palestine data.

the ongoing coverage, the indian selections on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello until mccrae. this has been use our life from coming up in the next 60 minutes, staying island to norway site. they will recognize a palestinian stage as well because the 10 best that is an anger on the ground is really strikes targets. central gallons, a once again killing at least 10 palestinians. united nations has people encounter getting only of course of the most of they need. and most of it is contamination is also a hit the, the site funeral in a room to bid farewell to light the presidency for him. are you seeing others kelvin sunday's helicopter crash? and pete assume it's with all your sports movies. we have loading up to the right being final as buying the coast and continue the push for and in the it's $1500.00 g m t. and we started with an unprecedented move by 3 european nations to recognize an independent palestinian states. the historic move by spain when island is another victory on palestine is long journey to obtain full stifled other european nations have also indicated the wi

since the attacks on israel, the israeli government's animus against al jazeera hasjust government'ss against al jazeera has just what is sharper and sharper. jazeera has 'ust what is sharper and sharer. ~ _, , ., sharper. when it comes to the covera . e sharper. when it comes to the coverage that _ sharper. when it comes to the coverage that will _ sharper. when it comes to the coverage that will be - sharper. when it comes to the coverage that will be available j sharper. when it comes to the i coverage that will be available in israel, aljazeera was not reporters were some of the rear for the media on the ground in gaza. how does that impact the future of that coverage? some of the reporters in the occupied west bank have expressed concern that there might be next, because obviously they can come under the control of israel to an extent. at the moment, that isn't the case was stopped and in gaza, that could happen there as well. but what we are seen in gaza and what al jazeera has accused israel of doing is of targeting its journalists. to aljazeera jenner�*s have been killed comm

al jazeera damaged israel's security and incited action. against the soldiers of sahallah, it is timee the mouthpiece of hamas from our country. al-jazeera's office in jerusalem has already been closed, searches have been carried out there, and equipment has been confiscated. tens of thousands of students from leading western universities are now demanding to stop the supply of weapons to israel and to stop the fighting in the gaza strip. pro-palestinian actions on campuses on a geographical scale comparable to the youth riots of the sixties, which led to a series of high-profile events. resignations on both sides of the atlantic, and tough decisions regarding protesters are now often made by those who witnessed the french red may american march on the pentagon. about how events are developing this time in the reports of our correspondents in the usa and europe, dmitry melnikov and asya emelyanova. commencement celebrations at the university of michigan, as organizers feared, would be disrupted by a palestinian group. flags, similar actions at ceremonies at other universities across a

the news, of course, continues right here on al jazeera after upfront ceiling. the coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of. every time i travel, whether it's east or west africa, people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate coverage. and our focus is not just on their suffering, but also on a more realistic and inspiring story. people try to tell them what's happening in their communities in at p a and unbiased. and as an applicant, i couldn't be more proud to be part of the spain, ireland in norway have all promised to recognize a palestinian state in the latest diplomatic blow to israel. what will this mark a significant shift in the west position, or is it as something upset a case of too little, too late? that conversation is coming up, but 1st, the international criminal court requested arrest warrants for leaders of both israel and from mass charging them with war crimes and crimes against humanity. the court has long been criticized for only going after lead us from the global self. so does this decision signal that it is now willing to prosec

the news continues here on al jazeera, after witness the . ready the community name is a shift for dollars to obtain an invoice in miss von raped dissembled, and left for dead at a nearby construction sides. the 17 year old was walking home from a local cabin when she was mad. at 3 specimens have been arrested. perfidious has been described as an incident that has cost of cloud over the entire nation. i forget has some of that with cases of tended based findings against women and children in the will of a vague is reeling with sugar. following the middle of a 5 year old go cater williams was found buried in the bushes, listening to columbus from the home to us off to the cruise and murder on an invoice for da story town. because it gave me wrong about the matter. a 14 year old out of jeff, allegedly by the hands of a 27 year old boyfriend, the incident spot and national out prime put the spotlight. the goals as a people to say today. the state based fee is may receive a that is the may be a good you might be the of the whole and muscle undern

and then things moved very quickly as we were seeing in that report, there was a raid on al—jazeera'ses injerusalem its equipment was was confiscated and the satellite and cable providers of al—jazeera have now stopped its transmission in israel. its website, also access to that is being blocked. again, all of this is in israel, not the occupied west bank and obviously not in gaza. so this is something that had been built up to for some time. the israeli parliament passed a law which gave the government the ability to do this last month, but it had been months, really, gestating. and the october... i mean, since october the seventh, since the hamas led attacks on israel, the israeli government's animus against al—jazeera has just got sharper and sharper. now, when it comes to the coverage that will be available in israel, aljazeera's reporters were some of the rare foreign media on the ground there in gaza. so how does that impact the future of that coverage? well, some of the reporters in the occupied west bank have expressed concern that they might be next because obviously they can

kinds of the costs on al jazeera, the the welcome back to watching al jazeera. that's remind you about top stories besides the nicest round of tools for us to use fun goals or have ended in the egyptian capital. kyra, i'm us. it says it's came in front of ramon's, but is there any need to say a deal is far from being reached? israel's military says, 3 of its soldiers have been killed in iraq is attack any other time i'll be selling . border crossing with calls from us, as i'm doing says it's 5 towards the end is really on the base. nearby water crossing is now closed age is really police have rated alger 0 is web space. unoccupied is to risk them. seizing equipment. as of the israel decided to shut down and the tribes opperation and the country out of there, a has condemned to the move and says it will to suit full available legal channels . and how god, mazda is the executive director of plus $97.00 to magazine, which provides independent comment tree and news from israel and palestine. he says about on al jazeera, stifles these really public's access to inform

the shocks and hunches on al jazeera in japan to bowls often leads to one parent losing contact with the kids that i see. but to take that so they don't have to kind of make the says this is a lot there are, i wasn't thinking i don't use usually ground sole custody to whoever was well, physically was a child, which critics say encourages parents to have done their kids. i came back to the jazz and i quickly realized that that was, it might, might, and my kids have been taken. now the country is changing a little to without just used to impose joint custody. i just want to have that relationship with 4 people. but this opposition, including from survivors of domestic violence, the soonest will pick them up. i know most of helpline sold on friday tonight. 101 east investigates japan's parental child abductions. the, this is the road is zooming. who knows where she travels it several times. it's a journey by desperation, fully a pretty good time to to let you guys say, i'm not assuming you hasn't spoken to a son and 2 daughters for 7 years notes and she says this father abducted the for

and, of course, al—jazeera are , funded by qatar. al—jazeera are, funded by qatar.ere the hamas leadership are presently residing. so it's yes, it makes sense to me. fine. our final question for the moment, it's from izzy . hello, izzy. hello. from izzy. hello, izzy. hello. >> good evening, according to elon musk , jk rowling doesn't elon musk, jk rowling doesn't really know her place. should she be tweeting about more positive matters on x ? indeed, yes. >> should jk rowling start tweeting about more positive matters? so yeah, elon musk, the owner of x, of course thinks jk rowling needs to be a little more upbeat in her account. so responding to a tweet from rowling about what, in her view, makes a woman, musk commented while heartily, i agree with your points regarding sex genden your points regarding sex gender, may i suggest also posting interesting and positive content on the same, or other matters? i should say sorry . matters? i should say sorry. wow. i mean, look at your face. >> you don't drink wine and then tweet at night. i don't know, i mean, i don't rea

a 1986, an estimate of an assassination on al jazeera. being a journalist is a privilege i get to the heart of the story amplified the voices of those have been drowned out by the noise is a 4. is my driving force is what pushes me to take risks facing the trying to find that challenge and a huge responsibility. we keep politicians and decision makers in check. so the devastating human cost of their decisions working at the 0 enables me to make that positive voice is relevant to so that there is mode that unites us then divide the floods from the world's most secretive states. now young north koreans are finding statement, fortune, celebrity influences, but shining a light on the home of kings and bring danger $1.00 oh, $1.00 east meets north. korea's influence is coming out new lives online. despite the risk on al, jazeera of the is there any forces moved further into central and western parts of rasa? almost all the hospitals in gauze, southern most city are out of stuff. the color that i missed on see attain. this is all just there at

to see a newman al jazeera, we took on a similar hit here on al jazeera lava flows and aust, iceland, it's the 5th time this volcano has erupt it off to lying dormant 800 years. the, [000:00:00;00] the the china says it has one of the us against interfering and its internal affairs following him between the 2 countries, defense ministers, china is defense chief and duncan met with his american count upon lloyd austin, on the sidelines of a security for him in single pool on friday, the u. s. has yet to give it side of how the talks preceded that. it's the 1st face to face meeting between the 2 defense chiefs in the 3 years or patrick fox that joins us now from singapore. as i mentioned, the 1st meeting in years are clearly this is very significant that they even set down in the 1st place, the yeah, that's why that's you say we're still waiting to hear from the american side, the views on how the tools timed out. but we have, i mean, getting some thoughts from the chinese sides of they say that the discussions between the 2 defense ministers were positive and construction don't join th

on al jazeera, 11 days that ended more than 60 young life. in may 2021. the powerful testimony of palestinian families in gaza as they remember the children killed during the israeli bombing. 3 years ago. the 11 daisy may hold out just their the challenge is here with the the, [000:00:00;00] the fucking back reminder of our top stores this place in new york had been removing students from an encampment to new york university. for the 2400 people have been arrested across the us since student protests against as well as 1000 began a few weeks ago, is very a tax on the southern city raft that has chose at least 9 palestinians. an attack on a residential building killed sweeping. some of the others were injured, taken to this very minute treat has demolished the house. people still inside town north of to car pod westbank is where the forces had to choose to solve defensive turning out the shooting event to nations. some of us have condemned an attack or displacement happen. eastern democratic republic of congo, at least 12 people were killed in 31 injured u

by to day axels, i much al jazeera for inside story. the as bringing our guests to unpack these issues in london, h a healthier is a non resident scholar of the middle east program of the carnegie endowment for international peace and television, or a drawing me as a journalist. you were a spokesman for these really governments during the administrations of it's like a bean and shimon peres that was during the also peace process. and in cairo ambassador who st. hardy is a veteran. egyptian diplomat was involved in the process that led to the egypt. israel piece agreement in 1979. welcome to everybody. but 1st question to you and baset are when you see an egyptian border guard killed in an incident that involved is really troops. what's your level of concern? right. it's not only concern sure about much more than sadness and dismay. that after all these years after signing the pc team back in 1979. israel has been kind of that, that many people could ations with such a scale on our borders. and the country with who assigned this b. c has

we have officially reacted to it. >> is there planning on discussing their banning of al jazeera and the threat you see with the israeli government? the freedom of press in the united states and across the globe, and then this decision came. the issue with the government. john: we have raised this issue and i made a public statement about it. >> on rafah, has israel presented or provided the administration with a comprehensive plan? john: no. >> -- john: our security commitments to israel are ironclad. the president push very hard to get that supplemental funding so that we could continue to help israel with the security need. >> appreciate the ambiguity, it's true. john: i can't speak for what you're appreciate, all i could tell you is that my answer is not going to change. >> what is the definition of an assault or attack on raw foot in the view of the white house that would be seen as an from his impure john: there hasn't been an assault or attack, its ground operation, let's not get ahead of where we are. the president did express, again, our concerns about operations in rafah th

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