where the arabs would have. somewhat ptolemy but in which each of the big powers the great powers would have the right to advise or influence with the further complication that the territory of what was to become palestine was designated for an international zone where basically russia britain and france are able to agree who could lay greater claim to the holy lands just to further that decision down the road by painting it all proud. in january 1916 the french and british agreed to ignore the borders of any future arab kingdom. their new borders were enshrined in the deal we now know as the psychs pekoe agreements. sikes to his line from acre to could cook so the south of anatolia eastern turkey the syrian coast and the roots were put under direct french control. basra and baghdad were put under direct british control. and damascus were put under french protection and were called area a. the rest of mr petain mia and the south of greater syria were put under british protection and called area b. . but palestin

i really find the problem of calling the arab israeli. this is the term that the state of israel, because of these are palestinian sort of and they are 2nd class citizens of that. because by can they thought i was calling most in a different way. some of them they like to call themselves palestinians that very a lot, and i don't think you closer to them than you are daniel. but the point is that they are 2nd class citizens have always been that that has been the core of the problem. and when you see that this is why i'm saying is that this is not a group of 100000000 arabs. we're talking about, we're talking about palestinians who live in the land between the mediterranean sea and the jordan river graham. i'm going to stop you there. we have literally just left on the clock, but i do want to talk about one central element, namely 2 state solution solution. an independent palestinian state within the student state model remains the formal vision for a negotiated compromise. and you yourself say there has to be adjusting equitable solution

i really find the problem of calling the arab israeli. this is a term that the state of israel because of these are palestinian sort of and they are 2nd class citizens of that. because by can they call in the most in a different way. some of them they like to call themselves palestinians after very lot, and i don't think you probably closer to them than you are daniel. but the point is that they are 2nd class citizens have always been that that has been the core of the problem. and when you see that this is why i'm saying is that this is not a group of 100000000 arabs. we're talking about, we're talking about palestinians who live in the land between the mediterranean fee and the jordan river, a crime. i'm going to stop you there. we have literally just minutes left on the clock. but i do want to talk about one central element, namely to state solution solution, an independent palestinian state within the student state model remains the formal vision for a negotiated compromise. and you yourself say there has to be adjusting equitable sol

, arab onjew.ivil war. how can it be that an israeli government can oversee such a catastrophe in your own country? i can tell you that this is really something, we need to do, anything, anything in order to go back to the... i'm asking you to think hard about how it has come to this pass, you're not doing that. i'm giving you the answer. so, the answer is political from the palestinian side. so, as far as you're concerned, it is absolutely all the palestinians�* fault? this is something we are discussing about israel, inside israel, not something that's happening in gaza, this is something happening in israel. if people, if radicals, if islamist radicals are stabbing people in the streets of london, would you blame the british government for that? if someone is being violent on the streets of london, would you blame the british government for that? come on. there are certain things you need to remember are also part of a political debate in the palestinian society, and i would like to go back to t

s attacking arabs or arabs attacking james in the israeli town of that young which is just to the south of jaffa and outside television jewish youngsters have gathered here and they are smashing cars that presumably they think belong to arabs there's also an arab owned ice cream shop down the road and the glass has all been destroyed b. i'm fittings in front of the building they've come here with israeli flags to show their support and this is in the tele ation to the violence we've witnessed in the last few days which has been predominantly arab on jewish violence so the so the police are firing stun grenades and trying. the police firing stun grenades and they trying to get people to run away from here at am and you can see the security officers coming down the road and they are trying to push the crowd further and further away from here and a lot of the youngsters have moved down the road over the they have finally come in to try and deal with the situation and bring order and calm back to back to yum. yes i think that removes the image in our the arab driver wanted to drive into us

not too long ago, took the status of official language from arabic. and that helped even back then to deepen the divide between jewish and rebels release. so it seems that part of the political elite and israel actually uses this polarization, least for the electoral tactics. notwithstanding the fact that the very same camp is trying to form coalitions with our parties at the moment. but of course, finding a solution for israelis and palestinians would help to mitigate these tensions because obviously they're also connected to shared sufferings between arab israelis and their palestinian brethren. and i just, i, i disagree, i really find the problem of calling an arab israeli. this is the term that the state of israel, because of these are palestinian sort of and they are 2nd class citizens of that. because by can they call in know most in a different way. some of them they like to call themselves palestinians act very of a lot and i don't think you think closer to them than you are daniel. but the point is that they are 2nd class citizens have always

i really find the problem of calling an arab israeli. this is a term that the state of israel because of these are palestinian sort of and they are 2nd class citizens of that. because by can they thought else color know most in a different way. some of them they like to call themselves palestinians after very lot. i don't think you, i think closer to them than you are daniel. but the point is that they are 2nd class citizens have always been that that has been the core of the problem. and when you see that this is why i'm saying is that this is not a group of 100000000 arabs. we're talking about, we're talking about palestinians who live in the land between the mediterranean fee and the jordan river graham. i'm going to stop you there. we have literally just left on the clock, but i do want to talk about one central element namely to state solution solution, an independent palestinian state within the student state model remains the formal vision for a negotiated compromise. and you yourself say there has to be adjusting equitable soluti

stop the madness that's the play healthy israeli president is chaos reigns on the streets with arab and jewish mobs facing off shops a vandalized cars torched and one arab driver is dragged from his vehicle and beaten unconscious and tensions run high to. rallies across europe as police disperse crowds condemning israeli aggression and. medics are still fighting for the lives of those injured in a school shooting in the russian city of kids and where 9 people were killed relative to the victims have been speaking of their heart or. her name was called for you she was 15 she was a very resolute girl she had big plans for the future. good evening just gone 6 o'clock in moscow you watching weekly here on r.t. international now hostilities have flared between israel and palestinians in gaza throughout this week with the to try to missile fire every day the conflict shows no sign of letting up for palestinians saying at least 181 people have been killed in gaza since monday including 52 children in israel 10 people have died including . children there we're back to show you the aftermath jus

september 7 or 8 months ago, peace was breaking all over the middle east with israel, we had five arab states as i count sign peace deals with israel, on the south lawn of the white house when president trump was in office you had signing ceremonies for the prime minister of israel, now what you have at the first 100, 120 days of the biden administration you have war against the state of israel, biden does not have clean hands, like everything else is done to this country he attempted to reverse the trump policy and in doing so he's rooted our country, destroying our foreign-policy, and israel three main things that the biden administration did to reverse trump administration policy among other things restored u.s. funding to the palestinian authority despite its support for terrorism without any requirements. reinstated u.s. funding of the united nations agency that work with hamas to disseminate not see like anti-semitism and he announced that the u.s. intends to rejoin the human rights, what does the human rights council do, every working day tracking the state of israel. on top of

elsewhere clashes erupted between arabs and israeli police. the violence is fueling fears that israel could be headed for civil war. jews and arabs who live side by side in israel's so-called mixed cities are deeply concerned by the fall of the royal couple it was never like this at this scale never produced 3 small crafts small fires. we need to live here together coexistence we need to be partners to each other such as. this arab owned ice cream store and bought was vandalized by a right wing jewish mob its owner says she was shocked by the violence. shut up most of my customers are arabs or jews we've been mixed together this whole time i never felt like there was something wrong they used to come up and try to talk to me in arabic that was normal i never felt anything wrong i don't want to have that you know for. many in these towns are just hoping the unrest will end soon. but you know what is right there it is right it's right he said i'm up and it's just so. heartbreaking what happened and meant that i have to. put an end to this confli

elsewhere clashes erupted between arabs and israeli police. the violence is fueling fears that israel could be headed for civil war. jews and arabs who live side by side in israel's so-called mixed cities are deeply concerned. it was never like this at this scale never. used to be small crafts small fires. we need to live here together coexistence we need to be partners to each other and to. this arab owned ice cream store and bought was vandalized by a right wing jewish mob its owner says she was shocked by the violence. shot up most of my customers are arabs or jews we've been mixed together this whole time i never felt like there was something wrong they used to come up and try to talk to me in arabic that was normal i never felt anything wrong so i don't want to have that enough and. many in these towns are just hoping the unrest will end soon. go on israeli arabs as we isolate itself. and it's just so. heartbreaking what half a loaf and may never happen again but an end to this conflict on israel's streets appears a long way off the prime

where does the arab world stand today 10 years after the arab spring. a rebellion starts june 7th on d w. in the weeks since fighting erupted between hamas and israeli forces the weapon of choice has been missiles and rockets but not anymore from attacks by air to attacks by fists arab and jewish mobs have taken to the streets of israeli cities some israeli leaders are now warning that this could end in a civil war will the world allow that to happen so far the usual calls for a cease fire have fallen on.

nothing justifies the lynching of arabs by jews by the lynching of jews by arabs it's unacceptable we will not tolerate this this violence is not us the conflict can be seen across the skyline. hamas unleashed a stream of rockets fired towards israel in retaliation for the destruction of a building in gaza by israel. these are the most intense hostilities that the country has seen in 7 years. it is particularly bad in mixed a jewish arab town. with relevant lists rocket fire and rioting it was just the palestinians message to israel and the jewish settlers is loud and clear. i address my words specifically to america and to israel enough is enough to leave us. we will remain thorns in your eyes we will not leave our homeland we will not leave our country. the u.s. maintained its support for israel in its call for peace on wednesday my expectation hope is that. this will be. closing down sooner than later but israel has a right to defend itself and if thousands of rockets fly and indeed your territory . israelis defense was to target the hamas militants. they say many senior commanders

but they are also sympathetic to israeli arabs. they are sympathetic to palestinians who seek to pray in jerusalem. it is not easy, and i think what they would like to do is they would like to turn this into an israel-hamas conflict where they can say we are not supporting hamas, because they don't. as this becomes more of a jewish -arab conflict within israel, it raises some uncomfortable questions for arab states that want to sustain close not only diplomatic, but economic insecurity ties israel. host: here is a text. why does saudi arabia not support the palestinians? who does? trump moved the embassy. how is that working? did bigo -- two questions. guest: two very different questions. the saudi's are interested in supporting the in some ways. the saudi's are interested in having an interest in the mosque, but they are not fans of the palestinian authority and are hostile to hamas. in terms of moving the industry to jerusalem, i think that was meant to reassure the israelis. the jerusalem compound is small. the tel aviv complex

.— dues and the arabs. arabs. thank you for taking the _ dues and the arabs. thank you for taking the time _ dues and the arabs. thank you for taking the time to - dues and the arabs. thank you for taking the time to speak. dues and the arabs. thank you for taking the time to speak to j for taking the time to speak to us on bbc news. at least 27 people have been killed in colombia, where thousands of demonstrators clashed with police over the past two weeks. the protests, initially against a proposed tax reform, soon morphed into broader anti—government rallies in a country battling ongoing violence and economic hardship made worse by the pandemic. 0ur correspondent daniel pardo travelled to the city of cali — in the southwest of colombia — which has seen the worst of the violence. he sent this report. police grappling with protesters in colombia. the worst outbreak of protests and violence in its recent history. "they kill him, they kill him", people shout. it occurs at a policeman who has just gunned down

are presenting that it's an issue of the arabs very says jews arabs attacking synagogues arabs attacking a property of jews and the situation is not like that the situation as that we are talking about an organized right wing settler extreme violence which is being organized by settlers that are living and are residents of outside mixed cities and outside of our towns that are organizing as. inner crime a group through social media calling each other where they will attack tonight and tomorrow what time what to wear how to be what happens to bring and what are the property off arab houses that should be attacked they enter the arab towns and the mixed cities and start at tacking and hurting arab people aren't citizens and i have property and the problem is that in addition to the fact that it is being organized the problem the issue is that it is being all organized by the support of the in direct maybe support even if it's not declared by the support of the police israeli police they are being accompanied by the police they are right and bus is still mixed cities by beliefs by police an

in front of babylon mood damascus gate burn the arabs death to the arabs denying our people of their religious right to pray during the holy month of ramadan and more and they will have a machete for these confrontations from the occupiers in the holy sites and the threats to. expel people from their homes inject era and still one. accelerated the the situation and our people heroically peacefully in these locations in occupied east jerusalem resisted these fascist activities by the israeli occupying authorities that followed about 8 or 9 days ago by massive military aggression against our people in the gaza strip in which up to now and one can count 213 palestinians in the gaza strip 4 killed among them 61 children 36 women 16 elders and about 1500 endured and you add to that more than 30 palestinians in jerusalem and the occupied west bank were killed and about $4000.00 injured. 7000 buildings in the gaza strip either damaged or destroyed including a number of high rise buildings one of them also hosting many of your colleagues journalist these crimes against our people require fro

they think belonged to arabs there's also an arab owned ice cream shop down the road and the glass has all been destroyed b. ein fittings in front of the building they've come here with israeli flags to show their support and this is in the tiny ations of the finance we've witnessed in the last few days which has been predominantly arab on jewish violence so the so the police are firing stun grenades and are trying. to police firing stun grenades and they trying to get people to run away from here at. c.n.n. you can see the security officers coming down the road and they are trying to push the crowd further and further away from here and a lot of the youngsters have moved down the road over there they have finally come in to try and deal with the situation and bring order and calm back to back to yum . yes. from. the arab driver wanted to drive into us pressed the pedal to the metal and wanted to kill him luckily he couldn't do it because another car stopped him because otherwise he would have killed us this is our country and they come to kill us in our own country arabs who live here

in this chaos reigns on the streets cars are torched and one arab driver is dragged from his car and beaten he's now in a critical condition. also the funerals take place of the victims of a mass shooting at a school in the russian city that is medics continue to fight for the lives of the injured relatives of victims have been speaking of their heartache. her name was she was 15 she was a very resolute girl she had big plans for the future. very good morning thanks for joining us here on r.t. international. across border onslaughts between guards in israel is escalating palestinian missiles reported to have penetrated this rails security shield and claimed to have hit a residential building in television over night. unverified video there reportedly showing blast as the city's suburbs are hit by rockets israel's defense forces say one and a half 1000 rockets of so far been launched by the militants. warned of worse to come. the attack comes in response to wednesday's airstrikes by israel which is said to have killed scene you commanders and destroyed a multi-story building in gaza.

emirates can't have relations with israel and monsoreau abbas said so can israeli arab citizens theisraeli arab citizens weren't part of the israeli political establishment they were elected to the parliament but never part of the government and he's about to change all that and you know return for asking for things to improve the everyday life. the average israeli arab citizen their infrastructure the roads their education and that's something that even the most right wing government could agree to not talking about. the palestinian issue at all. do you truly believe that given that if he does a deal with benjamin netanyahu a lot of his own base ones who are about his own base are going to say but you just have to deal with the devil we call the view again do you truly believe that he can do this. iran that's what they voted for they knew what they were voting for they knew that they were voting for a man who is willing to cooperate with netanyahu or with anybody else who's stood up to different politicians across the political spectrum and said i'm going to care for my citizens fo

stop the madness that is the plea of the israeli president as chaos reigns on the streets with arab and jewish mobs facing off shops are vandalized cars torched and the driver was dragged off from his vehicle and beaten unconscious. 2 people die and more than $160.00 are injured after a stand collapses at a synagogue in the israeli occupied west bank. medics are still fighting for the lives of those injured in tuesday's school shooting in the russian city of 9 people were killed relatives of the victims have been speaking of their heart and. her name was she was just seen by she was a very resolute girl and she had plans for the future. of this is archie international i'm sean thomas glad to have you with us as we recap the week's top stories with our weekly program. no hostilities flared between israel and gaza this week with the 2 sides trading missile fire every day there are reports coming in from gaza saying that the i.d.f. law. another wave of air strikes on the territory sunday morning the palestinians have said that at least 181 people have been killed in gaza since monday inclu

to stop the madness that's the plea of the president as chaos reigns on the streets says arab and jewish communities clash in all sides with shops vandalized cars torched in one hour drive from his vehicle unconscious and tensions run high profile just in rallies across europe to disperse crowds condemning israeli aggression. medics are still fighting for the lives of those injured in a school shooting in the russian city of khazan 19 which killed relatives of the victims have been speaking of their heart or her name was she was 15 she was a very resolute girl she had big plans for the future. hello there she's gone 3 o'clock here in the russian capital you're watching the weekly on r.t. international now hostilities have intensified between israel and gaza throughout this week with the 2 sides trading missile fire every day the conflict shows no sign of letting up as it enters its 7th day with palestinians saying at least 181 people have been killed in gaza since monday including 52 children in israel on command says that 10 have died there including 2 children when one of the. latest i

i really find the problem of calling the arab israeli. this is a term that the state of israel because of these are palestinian sort of and they are 2nd class citizens of that. because by can they all call in the most in a different way. some of them they like to call themselves palestinians after very a lot, and i don't think you think closer to them than you are daniel. but the point is that they are 2nd class citizens have always been that that has been the core of the problem. and when do you see that this is why i'm saying is that this is not a group of 100000000 arabs. we're talking about, we're talking about alice finance, who live in the land between the mediterranean fee and the jordan river akram. i'm going to stop you there. we have literally just minutes left on the clock. but i do want to talk about one central element, namely to state solution solution, an independent palestinian state within the student state model remains the formal vision for a negotiated compromise. and you yourself say there has to be adjusted equitable

the average israeli arab citizen their infrastructure the roads their education and that's somethingthat even the most right wing government could agree to not talking about. the palestinian issue at all. do you truly believe that given that if he doesn't deal with benjamin netanyahu a lot of his own base ones who are about his own base are going to say that you just have to deal with the devil we call the view again do you truly believe that he can do this. iran that's what they voted for they knew what they were voting for they knew that they were voting for a man who is willing to cooperate with netanyahu or with anybody else who's stood up to different politicians across the political spectrum and said i'm going to care for my citizens for the 1st time and not about the palestinians not about the wider world it's revolutionary and it can change israeli politics forever because now a lot of the other 20 members of knesset the amount of members of knesset that are not willing to cooperate with an arab party is only 5 it used to be $100.00. and this change cannot be ignored and this

the president as chaos reigns on the streets as arab jewish communities clash violence surges on all sides. and cars. drive dragged from his vehicle and beaten unconscious. as tensions run high at pro publica rallies across europe as police disperse crowds condemning israel. and other news medics still fighting for the lives of those injured in a school shooting in the russian city of tucson 9 people were killed a little victims have been speaking of heartache. her name was she was. she was a very resolute girl she had big plans for the future. thanks for joining us this morning you're watching the weekly here on art. hostilities have intensified between israel and garcia throughout the week with the 2 sides trading missile fire every day the conflict shows no sign of letting up as it enters the 7th day palestinian saying at least 145 people have been killed since monday including 41 children israel's reported 10 dead including 2 children in the latest incidents early on sunday morning israeli warplanes struck several buildings and roads in gaza city health ministry said the strike l

arabic reports from gaza. but even in his worst nightmares barak couldn't have imagined that he would lose his family in one of the israeli rocket strikes on gaza grief will accompany him all his life the spectacle of the last goodbye has become part of the memory aggravated by paying for hospital is a frequent with this to the grief of families of the victims who leave from here on their final journey. the rockets attacks multiple injuries were sustained to different parts of the body wounding the head stomach and limbs more than half of the injuries to this extent victims to become totally disabled oh ma ma diao yacoobi is a palestinian her house was partially destroyed and became uninhabitable she thanks god that she managed to leave it before the rocket attack with her children the youngest of whom is 2 months old but instead on acutely were told to leave the has quickly we ran down the street all the time i was afraid of losing my children the youngest was in my arms and i looked around with the us where

saying that this is not the entire arab public and not even the majority of the arab public but it is a significant minority that harms violently and also harms the fabric of life we have built over the years between jews and arabs. and so to the crackdown israel's internal security agency detaining a senior cleric of the northern islamic movement for alleged incitement accompanying violent confrontations so dozens more palestinians injured some critically netanyahu himself stands accused of fueling this fire courting and legitimize in the extreme racist right at the last election failing fully to tackle gun crime within palestinian israeli areas for years before an occupied east jerusalem jewish settlers and palestinians faced off one palestinian man was shot and injured. as well as erupting in the occupied west bank and continuing here in occupied east jerusalem this violence between jews and arabs is continuing to flare in israel itself the image that shocked so many earlier this week was. beating of side he's now giving an interview to israel's channel 13 t.v. saying his assailant

it may be thejewish state, but one—fifth of the israeli population is arab or palestinian.ations has warned of the risk of full—scale war between israel's defence force and hamas, the militant group which runs the gaza strip, israel's president, among others, fears a civil war, pitting neighbour against neighbour. jonathan sacerdoti, how potentially dangerous is this moment? i think we are seeing something quite unusual here in israel, and unfortunately both israel and gaza are used to these kinds of engagement that we are seeing going on in that part of the land, but when it comes to the internal fights between arab israelis and jewish israelis, these are riots that we have not really seen anything like, really, for some time, if perhaps since the foundation of the modern state of israel, so that is a challenge for israel at the moment, especially while it is undergoing this barrage of rockets from gaza at the same time. but we've got to remember, i think, that these are not necessarily very symptomatic of the wider public. it is certainly a worrying sign that there are th

and as chaos reigns on the streets cars are tossed to one arab drivers dragged from his car and beaten the critical condition. if you know say place the victims of a mass shooting at a school in the russian city of medics continue to fight for the lives of those injured a little as the victims have been speaking of their heartache. her name was she was 15 she was a very resolute girl she had big plans for the future. good morning and thanks for joining us here on art. a cross border onslaughts between gaza and israel is escalating palestinian missiles are reported to have penetrated israel's security shields and claim to have hit a residential building in tel aviv suburbs over night. the. unverified video reportedly shows blasts as the city's suburbs are hit by rockets israel's defense forces say one and a half 1000 rockets launched by militants of hamas earlier warned of worse to come . the attack comes a response to wednesday's airstrikes by israel which killed senior commanders and destroyed a multi-story building in gaza. 2 bombs fell on the complex which housed media offices israe

elsewhere clashes erupted between arabs and israeli police. the violence is fueling fears that israel could be headed for civil war. jews and arabs who live side by side in israel's so-called mixed cities are deeply concerned. that it was never like this at this scale never. used to be small crafts small fires. we need to live here together coexistence we need to be partners to each other. but. this arab owned ice cream store in but was vandalized by a right wing jewish mob its owner says she was shocked by the violence. shot up you know most of my customers are arabs or jews we've been mixed together this whole time i never felt like there was something wrong they used to come up and try to talk to me in arabic that was normal i never felt anything wrong so i don't want to have that enough and. many in these towns are just hoping the unrest will end soon. they'll want israel it's the arabs it's me i said he's welcome. and it's just so. heartbreaking what happened i love and miss never have. put an end to this conflict on israel's streets appe

every citizen jew, arab christian was slim, it doesn't matter who has the right to vote and have full democratic, right? you know, we've, as you know, we've had 4 elections in the 1000000 in the west bank, gaza, nice to meet someone who don't know who don't have the live on the israeli, the patient. but the palestinians in the west bank and gaza have autonomy and have their own elections for their own leadership. the fact the leadership haven't held election in 15 years is not the issue that israel has to deal with. that's an issue for the palestinian leadership. the palestinians in the world and the palestinians offered to me on i and i step of the process and the know of course they got that also to me and they got that process. the fact they haven't had an election in 15 years surely can't be playing with them. okay. about that rights to take part in us the latest human rights report, but they're not part of it but tempered them. but i'm saying, and they are the only thing that kind of thing. you living in the west bank on israeli citizen. and as you said, you don't your rule becau

stop the madness that's the plea of the israeli president is chaos reigns on the streets as arab and jewish communities clash violence surges on all sides and shops vandalized cars torched and one arab drivers dragged from his vehicle and beaten. with tensions when i approach palestinian rallies across europe this release disperse crowds condemning israeli aggression. in other news medics are still fighting for the lives of those injured in a school shooting in the russian city of 29 people killed relatives of the victims of it speaking of that heartache. her name was she was 15 she was a very resolute girl she had big plans for the future. thanks for joining you watching the weekly here on r.t. and. anger has intensified throughout the week between israel and gaza with both sides trading every day to show no sign of letting up as they enter a 7th day with palestinians saying at least 145 people have been killed since monday including $41.00 children israel's reports including 2 children in the latest. in surly sunday morning israeli warplanes struck several buildings and roads in ga

stop the madness that's the play of the israeli president as chaos reigns on the streets as arab and jewish communities clash while in surges on both sides with shops vandalized cars stores one hour drive drive from his vehicle and beaten unconscious tensions run high profile listing in rallies across europe she was police disperse crowds condemning israeli aggression. was. basically. and also on the weekly medics are still fighting for the lives of those injured in a school shooting in the russian city of where 9 people were killed relatives of the victims have been speaking of their hocks. her name was called for she was 15 she was a very resolute girl she had big plans for the future. so the welcome you're watching a weekly here on r.t. international now hostilities have intensified between israel and gaza throughout the week with the 2 sides trading missile fire every day the conflict shows no sign of letting up as it enters its 7th day with palestinians saying at least 174 people have been killed in gaza since monday including 47 children israel has reported 10 dead including 2

and not only arab unrest against israel, i have to point wut, it's also arab unrest against the arabs. these are basically mobs on both sides who are not fighting each other, mob against mob, it's both sides, beating them up and in some places killing them. one israeli jew who was severely beaten a few days ago, he died. that was one israeli beaten to death by a palestinian and palestinians have also been killed by israelis. so this is an extremely tense, dangerous, volatile situation that is going to need some serious thought about how to make -- how to get jews back on the same page inside israel. this is being played out in the attempt to form a new government. prime minister netanyahu has gathered support from the right wing over the last several attempts to form governments. his fourth in two years, by whipping up discontent with the arabs. and the arabs feel disassociated from the country. this is not something that comes just from the violence in gaza now. it's something that's been building up for many years, whipped up by right-wing politicians in israel, and arabs feeling di