i told you, ariel's friend, mo, would die. >> at 6:47, she is calling her mom.'s telling her she's in the shelter she will get home soon. that was her last contact with her. because when she went out of the shelter, they just shot her dead. i made it to two that day. 20 out of 21. we went 21, and we got back 20. looks like holocaust numbers from auschwitz. >> reporter: he came here after he saw what was happening here, in america. >> and people are removing their david stars and removing every jewish sign they have. i will say to you, this is germany? no. this is the united states of 2023. and it's starting to look similar to that, and i'm very worried. >> reporter: now, ariel says he has no issue with the palestinian people, no hatred for them. in fact, he hates to see them suffering as they are now. he was called up, he was in this fight, when he decided, after seeing the anti-semitism being directed at jews, the blame being directed at jews, he decided to come to the u.s. to tell his story. his message, this is not mean israelis and palestinians. this is just

they are two young boys, kfir and ariel bibas.r was 9 months when he was kidnapped and he is now 10 months old in captivity and i heard from their family saying they did get word from the israeli government that the boys and their two parents who were kidnapped including their mother shiri who was believed to be with them is not on this list and that's heartbreaking news for this family who have been waiting to hear from these loved ones and we talk about the condition that they're in. they talk about a 4-year-old going through a traumatic situation of being held hostage and also the 10-month-old. when he was kidnapped he had not started eating solid foods yet. he was still on formula and he was still in diapers and they talk about what daily life for these two babies could look like while in captivity and i spoke to a cousin of the family who told me this. >> are these the enemies of hamas? are these the enemies of anyone? should these children be used as bargaining chips? no, they shouldn't. this is the simple answer. they shoul

:, , ., the family and children, what is ariel like? ., :, , ., ., ariel like?ds to run around outside towns go to kindergarten and play in parks _ towns go to kindergarten and play in parks and _ towns go to kindergarten and play in parks and play basketball or football or whatever. instead of that, _ football or whatever. instead of that, he — football or whatever. instead of that, he has been closed for the last 54 — that, he has been closed for the last 54 days in some hole in the ground — last 54 days in some hole in the ground without seeing daylight are getting _ ground without seeing daylight are getting medical care or proper food, without— getting medical care or proper food, without showering or doing anything that kids _ without showering or doing anything that kids are supposed to do it. i don't _ that kids are supposed to do it. i don't know— that kids are supposed to do it. i don't know if you remember, when there _ don't know if you remember, when there was— don't know if you remember, when there was the curfew in the covid, how difficult it was

it is the biggest ariel attack we've seen since the october 7th terror attacks by hamas. israeli officials telling cnn the area now being targeted they say is a hamas stronghold. the smoke screen you see covering the ground suggests that israeli troops are on the move or maybe on the move. that that screen would be obviously to mask their movement. that's according to nic robertson who is along the gaza border and a spokesperson for israel's military says they have now encircled gaza city. if that's the case, it means israel is completely cut off northern gaza from the rest of the 25 mile long strip. nothing can get in and no one can get out. israel's military chief of staff says the israeli troops are now engaged in quote face-to-face battles with hamas. it's the hand to hand street fighting and they are now inside important hamas facilities that are both above and below ground, which is a seeming reference to idf forces perhaps being inside hamas' massive tunnel system. where of course we understand command centers are there, hamas fighters and hostages. prime minister

and i guess the occupation and because of the arm and active, it's clearly well versed in history ariel that did you find any consequences did you, did you face any punishment off to you, refusal to serve? and the idea my refusal there was silence because i made a complaint i was supposed to go to the gym because of it. but then he already called me and said that they don't want any uh reviews and his sons to be in the an exemption. immediately they gave you an example of what kind of exemption to that gives you. ariel. sorry to jump in the exemption for every one of the list that is uh uh for health issues. and the exemption beings is uh the like the army and uh as well our search engine one's not wanting to invest. and this means it has a many people who do me this help for another, joining the army for health issues. they don't get it for us. the cultural issues for health issues raised by for 4 months, i only arrived and 100 citizen list of the to the reviews of the notice to because they don't just my friends, they know this may have citizen and they have something it's, it's, i me

but after the events of 2000 and israel's withdrawal from lebanon, ariel sharon came to power.officially he is a criminal and has a long history of killing and committing crimes against palestinians. in his record, the massacre of defenseless people in the villages of al-qawiya and the massacre of sabra and shatila can be seen. sharon's death toll is never known, because he enjoys burning palestinians. when sharan went to war and. terrorism takes place and fails, and with israel's defeat in the 33-day war, something in israel is threatened. security right-wingers attract people's attention with extreme slogans. meanwhile , netanyahu, who has the support of jewish rabbis and american advisers, is in the best position have. he with many promises to power. reaches and based on his business records , he undertakes economic reforms in order to gain public satisfaction with economic growth. ehud barak was one of netanyahu's staunch opponents. he came to power in 1999 with the promise of ending the war in lebanon. ehud barak was one of the main commanders of the lebanese war. he was s

but after the events of 2000 and israel's withdrawal from lebanon, ariel sharon came to power. he is officially a criminal and has a long record. in killings and crimes against palestinians. in his record, the massacre of defenseless people in the villages of al-ghouiyeh and the massacre of sabrava and shatila can be seen. sharon's death toll is never known because he enjoys burning palestinians. when sharan went to war and terrorism takes place and fails, and with israel's defeat in the 33-day war, something is wrong in israel. security right-wingers attract people's attention with extreme slogans. in the meantime , netanyahu, who has the support of jewish rabbis and american advisers, has a better position. he comes to power with many promises, and based on his business records, he embarks on reforms. to attract public satisfaction with economic growth. ehud barak used to be a staunch opponent of netanyahu. he in 19. in the name of god, the merciful giver of your presence , dear and respected viewers, i say hello and good day to p hamas conditions for a ceasefire in gaza have

from this faction, the only one who so-called standing against them was netanyahu, who along with ariel sharon and sahab shamir, in fact the leadership of the movement opposed to the compromise, if we want to take a close look at the oslo agreement, in fact, several legal points were announced by both sides, the palestine liberation organization and the israeli government, so that those areas in the west bank are under the administration of the liberation organization. palestine should be handed over to areas like ramallah, areas like ariha and then gaza. in fact, the time of rabin's assassination was, in a sense, the peak, in fact, the space and opportunity that the right-wingers led by netanyahu had created for them to come to power again after esagshamir for the third time. in a certain period of time , and by the way, it happened the same way. at this time , netanyahu was creating a coalition of ultra-religious rightists and security-seeking conservatives. they strongly opposed the oslo accords, and it didn't take long for the protests to begin. the world witnessed the historic cele

today in tel aviv, the bibas family held a rally in support of yarden, shiri, and their children, ariel and kfir, all hostages in gaza. they held orange balloons to evoke the children's hair. these are their before videos kfir giggling as his father gives him kisses at 10 months, he is the youngest of all the hostages and ariel, 4 years old, driving his bulldozer. the baby and toddler have been held for seven weeks in gaza, where freed hostages say they were kept in the dark, often in tunnels, with barely enough food and surrounded by masked gunmen since the bibas are apparently not held by hamas, the israeli military says hamas handed them to another group. they've been passed over, time and again supporters today released the balloons as a symbol of the liberation they've been denied. the bibas family is beloved in israel. tv crews follow them around, respectfully, hoping they'll be on-hand if they finally get word that at least the children are coming home. >> we just wanted to raise our voice and to speak for them and to say that it cannot be that this cease-fire will end without th

netanyahu was standing next to ariel sharon and isaac shamir in fact, the leadership of the oppositionement, if we want to take a close look at the oslo accords, in fact , the two sides , the palestine liberation organization and the israeli government, had announced several legal points in order for those areas in the west bank to be handed over to the palestine liberation organization. like god, areas like ariha and then gaza. in fact, the time of rabin's assassination was, in a sense, the peak, in fact , it was the space and opportunity that the right-wingers led by netanyahu had created for them to come to power again after ishaq shamir for the third time in a certain period of time. and by the way, that's how it happened. in this netanyahu's time was creating a coalition of ultra-religious rightists and security-seeking conservatives. they strongly opposed the oslo accords, and it didn't take long for the protests to begin. the world witnessed the historic handshake celebration in the life of the white house. but. we had a lot of skepticism and doubt in israel. shimon parres as th

i told you ariel's friend moe would drive.he tried to drive to her mother's house. >> and c 47 she's calling her mom, telling her that if she is in the shelter and she will get home soon. that was her last contact with her. because when she went out of the shelter they shot her dead. i made from that day, 20 out of 21 we went 21 and we got back 20. looks like the holocaust numbers from auschwitz. >> he came here after he saw what was happening here in america. >> people are our removing their david stars and removing every sign they have and i say to you, it's 1933 in germany. no. it's the united states of 2023. and it starts to look similar to that. and i am very worried. >> thank you for watching. i'm paula newton. i will be right back with more news in a moment. >>> >>>

kidnapped with him, his brother ariel who said 4 and loves batman. mother, shiri, held them in her as, trying to frequent them as hamas led them all away. their father, yardin, also a hostage. israel says hamas has passed them on to another lymph militant group. their relatives are tormented by worry and by waiting. >> how difficult have the last few days been when each day has come and gone and each list has come and gone and they have not come home? >> it's dreadful. it's the worst scenario. having to wait for that list every night. seeing all those beautiful moments of reunion and hoping that ours electric on the next day and it's not. >> relatives and supporters are gavittered here once again. they want to keep the pressure on the government. for all those released in recent days, many more remain trapped in gaza. their families are hoping against hope that the deal between israel and hamas will be extended once again. that deal has brought palestinian prisoners back into the arms of their families, like this 18-year-old accused of rioting. about

ariel sharon, once israeli prime minister, also known as the butcher of beirot to arabs, told the thensh in 2002, that the right target was tehran, not baghdad, but netanyahu with total of 16 years as prime minister and his far right government has come to a place where he actually said tehran must face a credible. nuclear threat before his office corrected the record to credible military threat. he said this most recently in september in addressing the united nations general assembly. you should distinguish between a small conflicts, for example iran hitting an american base in iraq or americans hitting some iranian installations in syria. so these. are managed low level conflicts and then you you have major war between iran and united states. i think we never had any time period where major war between iran and united states was actually serious option. netanyahu's lekhood party wouldn't let him get out of the war on gaza if he wanted to, true, but for them it would be no career goal. rather, it could bring about a repeat of history, the history of jews before israel was founded in 1

massackers uh that took place by the israeli regime, one of them which stood out was uh reference to ariele said as a result palestinians were displaced, they went to jordan, syria and lebanon and uh they became a stateless nation uh, but he said palestinians can destroy this regime. he talked also about the us support for this zionist regime that it's not going to work. palestinian's resistance came into existence in the face of israeli crimes and occupation, and that is going to be the bullwork against the cienist regime. again talked about us, uk, france, and germany to have experienced moral decline by backing the killing of innocent palestinians. muslims, he said, must take revenge, will take revenge from tyrants. there is no exper date on that. he said the zionist regime is sitting behind the wall, and yet it wants to fight. and he made economical reference to how the us economy will also suffer and will uh decline due to the operation of loss of flood and how israel uh is continuing with this war. muslims and non-muslims and other lands will boycot israelly goods and the economy wil

kidnapped with him, his brother, ariel, who is four and loves batman. mother, shiri, held them in her arms, trying to protect them as hamas led them all away. theirfather, yarden, also a hostage. israel says hamas has passed them on to another palestinian militant group. their relatives are tormented by worry and by waiting. how difficult have the last few days been when each day has come and gone and each list has come and gone and they have not come home? it's dreadful. it's the worst scenario. having to wait for that list every night. seeing all those beautiful moments of reunion and hoping it will be the next day. and it's not. relatives and supporters are gathered here once again. they want to keep the pressure on the government. for all those released in recent days, many more remain trapped in gaza. their families are hoping against hope that the deal between israel and hamas will be extended once again. that deal has brought palestinian prisoners back into the arms of their families. like this 18—year—old, accused of rioting. about 150 have been

kidnapped with him, his brother, ariel, who's four and loves his batman costume.held them in her arms, trying to protect them as hamas closed in. theirfather, yarden. surrounded and bleeding. all four now hostages. israel says hamas has passed them on to another palestinian militant group. their relatives are tormented by worry and by waiting. how difficult have the last few days been when each day has come and gone and each list has come and gone and they have not come home? it's dreadful. it's the worst scenario. having to wait for that list every night. seeing all those beautiful moments of reunion and hoping that ours will be the next day, and it's not. relatives and supporters are gathered here once again. they want to keep the pressure on the government. for all those released in recent days, many more remain trapped in gaza. their families are hoping against hope that the deal between israel and hamas will be extended once again. that deal has freed almost 200 palestinian prisoners from israeli jails. here the latest group to be released, arriving to jubila

shiri, ariel, 4 years, kfir 10 months, yarden, we hope something will change.t , the fifth batch of freed hostages was delivered to israel. accompanied by the red cross, they left the gas sector through the checkpoint, among the liberated people was rimon kirsht. the footage captured her arrival in israel. when there are only hostages started to let go. we are happy for the first group of hostages, but rimon has no children, we hope that maybe she will be in the next group, today after 53 days of separation, the mother will again be able to hug her daughter, every stage of the return of the hostages can be interrupted, the fragile truce is constantly threatening to break down into a new round of war. hamas systematically violates the ceasefire rules. any attempt to harm them will be met with fire and determination. sakhala uses quiet days to strengthen preparedness and confirm plans for continuation war. yesterday's hostages meet with their relatives at an israeli military base, batsheva's mother hugs eleven-year-old eitan yaalom, brought from gaza, eitan's fat

and ariel, 4 years old, driving his bulldozer. the baby and toddler have been held for seven weeks in gaza where freed hostages say they were kept in the dark, often in tunnels with barely enough food and surrounded by masked gunmen. since the bibas are not held by hamas, the israeli military handed them to another group. they've been passed over time and again. supporters today released the balloons as a symbol of the liberation they've been denied. the bibas family is beloved in israel. tv crews follow them around, respectfully, hoping they'll be on hand if they finally get word that at least the children are coming home. >> we just wanted to raise our voice and to speak for them and to say that it cannot be that this ceasefire will end without them being released. it's like a shot in the chest every time that the names are not in the list. >> and how does all of this feel, that everywhere you go, people want to talk to you. look at all these cameras around. people in israel are really rallying behind you. >> yes. >> and all of

shiri, ariel. 4 years kir 10 months. yarden. we hope something will change.soners was delivered to israel. hostages. accompanied by the red cross, they left the gas sector through the checkpoint, among the liberated remon kirsht. the footage captured her arrival in israel. when the hostages were just starting to be released, we talked with rimon’s mother. we are happy for the first group of hostages, but. children, we hope that maybe she will be in the next group. today, after 53 days of separation, the mother will be able to hug her daughter again. each stage of the return of hostages can be interrupted. the fragile truce constantly threatens to break into a new round of war. hamas systematically violates truce rules. and the safety of our forces is paramount, and any attempt to harm them will be met with fire and determination. tzahala uses quiet days to increase readiness. and approval of plans to continue the war. yesterday's hostages meet with their relatives at an israeli military base, batsheva's mother hugs eleven-year-old eitan yaalom, brought from g

and 1956 when the israelis occupied the gaza strip temporarily as a result of the 1956 war in 1967 ariel sharon was then a general he. he went into the gaza strip to so called pacify it and destroyed, you know, many areas this, most notably in the jet value, refugee camp where whole city blocks for wiped out in 1982 when the sign was returned to egypt, there was a refugee camp on the border that was wiped out, that was called canada camp. so displacement is always part of the palestinian fear . and given that nowadays we've been, or in the past few weeks we've been reading about behind the scenes, american is rarely plans to try and get the palestinians of gaza to be sent to egypt and displaced egypt. this is a truly acute fear that people are living desperate people in the gaza strip are living and, and you know, and having to grapple with as bombs around them far since we bring, since we're having this conversation on the displacement of palestinians, i've spoken to work there been many unless we have sat in your seat since the beginning of this conflict to have told me even in the ear

kidnapped with him, his brother, ariel, who's four and loves batman.ri, held them in her arms, trying to protect them as hamas led them all away. theirfather, yarden, also a hostage. israel says hamas has passed them on to another palestinian militant group. their relatives are tormented by worry and by waiting. how difficult have the last few days been when each day has come and gone and each list has come and gone and they have not come home? it's dreadful. it's the worst scenario, having to wait for that list every night, seeing all those beautiful moments of reunion and hoping it that ours will be the next day. and it's not. relatives and supporters are gathered here once again. they want to keep the pressure on the government. for all those released in recent days, many more remain trapped in gaza. their families are hoping against hope that the deal between israel and hamas will be extended once again. that deal has brought palestinian prisoners back into the arms of their families, like this 18—year—old, accused of rioting. about 150 have been f

for having me and we can go straight to ariel bernstein. he is a former as really soldier who fought in the cause. a war of 2014. he is known activist against israel's occupation of the palestinian territories with the n g o . breaking the silence. veterans group collect anonymous, testimonies of alleged abuses by israel's military, and has been heavily criticized by the non yahoo government. good to see you, mr. bursey. now your recently wrote in the guardian, a military response cannot on its own, bring security in your opinion, which would be the government's response to the threat posed by um, us uh, 1st of all, thank you for having me. um, i wanna say that to answer your question, we need to speak about how we got to this point. uh once were deep into the, uh, a completely dangerous and violent escalation that we're seeing. it's quite difficult for me to say exactly how to get out of it, but what i know is that this could have been prevented. this isn't something that just came out of nowhere. we've seen this coming, so it's not coming

sharon, exactly. ariel sharon. and maybe he resigned in disgrace. i mean, you know, they have that commission off the sub run should deal with a sign responsibility to him specifically that he was the email to you as responsible. and then he was back, you know, a few years later, you know, as prime minister. so you'd be going to bump it in this promotion. so i don't think they'll be unless you're changing, but it goes by the code if you want to apply pressure, but i bite is not the so the person who's who's going to do is it equal to apply pressure and is it just knock it off? i mean, i don't think he can get a bush and not in the out of wow, but he can certainly say in off of this, this is just to reflect and we, the by him instruction on the united states. we're getting blamed for this. and we're setting this as a for another $911.00. that's exactly whatever i want to do to go mark me. it's very interesting and looking at the these demonstrations all around the world. no. that it was still on the agenda for so ma

kidnapped with him, his brother, ariel, who's four and loves his batman costume.hiri, held them in her arms, trying to protect them as hamas closed in. theirfather, yarden. surrounded and bleeding. all four now hostages. israel says hamas has passed them on to another militant group in gaza. their relatives are tormented by worry and by waiting. how difficult have the last few days been when each day has come and gone and each list has come and gone and they have not come home? it's dreadful. it's the worst scenario. having to wait for that list every night. seeing all those beautiful moments of reunion and hoping that ours will be the next day, and it's not. relatives and supporters are gathered here once again. they want to keep the pressure on the government. for all those released in recent days, many more remain trapped in gaza. their families are hoping against hope that the deal between israel and hamas will be extended once again. that deal has freed almost 200 palestinian prisoners from israeli jails. here the latest group to be released, arriving tojubil

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sharon ariel shadow and maybe he resigned in disgrace. i mean, you know, they have the commission of the sub run ship deal of the sign responsibility to him specifically that he was bit, you know, he was responsible and, and then he was back, you know, a few years later, you know, as prime minister. so you'd go to bump it in this promotion, so i don't think they'll be unless you're changing. but of course, by the code, if you want to apply pressure, but i bite is not the so the person who's, who's going to do is any of the good applied pressure and is, are just knock it off. i mean, i don't think he can get pushed nothing they are. wow. but he can certainly say enough of this. this is just perfect. and we the by him as racial around the united states. we're getting blamed for this. and we're setting this as a result of 911. that's exactly what i, where i one of these go mark means very interesting and looking at these demonstrations all around the world. oh no that it was still on the agenda for so many people because the main stream medi

una ley que puede impactar de manera consecutiva y para hablar de esto saludamos con mucho gusto a arielmÉsticos es muy importante y tambiÉn para alargar la vida a estos dispositivos que usamos a diario. >> la era del consumismo donde todo se vuelve obsoleto de alguna manera y los consumidores quieran reparar lo que se daÑa o prefieren pagar e invertir? >> definitivamente estÁ la tentaciÓn de lo nuevo, pero tenemos que darnos cuenta que esta ley no solamente cubre los electrÓnicos, cubre equipos mucho mÁs caros y tambiÉn muchos mÁs difÍciles de reemplazar y la ley dice que para los dispositivos que cuestan menos entre 50 y $99 los fabricantes tienen que proveer piezas de repuesto por al menos tres aÑos y para los equipos de mÁs de $100, tienen que proveer estos manuales por siete aÑos y definitivamente cÓmo se fabrica muchas de las cosas de hoy en dÍa, no ayuda y esto puede ayudar a las personas ahorrar dinero y a reducir el desperdicio electrÓnico. >> hay algunos fabricantes que tienen su punto de reparaciÓn y estas empresas que pueden reparar los productos, pero los fabricantes temen q

. ♪ ♪ (people talking in background) an active participant at the talks is ariel sharon.y one day before the talks began. >> sharon was kind of watching over whether netanyahu would move forward on something or not. watch your step. one of t things that president clinton tried to do was to get the parties together in various ways. sharon came to one of these dinners, and he would not shake hands with arafat. arafat wanted to, and sharon did not shake hands with him. (people talking in background) >> narrator: the trust that had developed between the security officials does not carry over to the politicians. >> (translated): we did not get clear answs from arafat about his willingness to do his part, especially regarding the elimination of terror, arresting terrorists, and dismantling their infrastructure, collecting the weapons, and stopping the incitement. we did not get answers. (people talking in background) >> narrator: netanyahu is unwilling to compromise on security. six days into the meeting, he orders his delegation to pack its bags. >> i went back to president ar

she was speaking about her cousin shiri bibas and shiri's two children, a four-year-old boy named ariel and a nine-month-old boy kfir who was kidnapping from nir oz was recorded and posted online. yifat zeiler: we need everyone to help us, please. anderson cooper: shiri's children were so young, and her cousin's pain was so raw. the day after this interview aired, i met with yifat in tel aviv. what do you want people to know about your cousin? yifat zeiler: she's a peaceful girl. she's woman. she's amazing. she's beloved by everyone. she's an incredible mother. anderson cooper: shiri's parents margit and yossi silberman were also missing, as was her husband yerden. yifat zeiler: he was texting his family while the terrorists entered their home. anderson cooper: yerden told his sister, "it feels like the end. i'm scared to death. they're with automatic weapons." his sister is telling him to be quiet. he's telling her, we're trying. they lost contact around 10:00 am. and not long after, this video was posted online. gun men: [non-english speech] anderson cooper: that's shiri and her kids

and ariel is such a lively child. he really likes cars, and tracks or the and there are so many photos and videos of him like playing around with the cars and riding them, and, you know, he is also like a very big batman fan, and super heroes fan, and i really wish that batman was real right now, so that maybe he could bring him back home. >> and you remember that when kfir was born, you met him when he was just two-weeks-old, and you met him as a tiny baby. >> yes, it is not that long ago, because he was 11 months right now, and only 2 weeks old, and i held him in my arms like gently, and, you know, and i was shocked that he was a red head like his -- >> like his brother. >> yes, and unfortunately, and now the red head became a symbol of normal beautiful life in front of very unbelievable evil just came and shattered it to pieces. i can't believe these two redheads will have to experience what they are going through. you know, the grandparents, the mother, probably don't even know this, and they were taken very viole

kafir and his brother ariel were huddled with their parents hiding in a safe room, armed only with atol. the father texted her the boys were having a hard time staying quiet. how can you keep a four-year-old quiet, as a terrorist assaulted their kibbutz and it felt like. his last message was, i love you. there are images of shirri. the rest of kfir's family remain hopeful. >> i can't say we're surprised about the level of cruelty and inhumane behavior for hamas. in this deal, this ceasefire, they signed agreement to release all women and children, tomorrow is the last day supposedly, of this ceasefire, of this agreement as it was signed. there is still no news about my family, if they'll be returned or not. we're waiting hopelessly trying to remain positive. everyday counts for that baby. i'm not a politician, not a military general, i'm a family member. my heart is broken. >> kayleigh: harris, that was yifat, i will ask the team to put up a picture of ariel and kfir. this was announced last tuesday. yifat posted this 24 hours after the deal was announced. we must muster strength we

themselves from occasional palestinian operations, the signness upon an order by then prime minister ariele of time has added to the number of these operations, especially during the holy month of ramadan. mah ramezan. به دلیل اینکه برای مجموعه مسلمان ها یک انرژی مضاعفی تولید می کنه ضمنی که به نظر می رسه با نخوردن نیاشامیدن انرژی ها تحلیل میره اما از جهت روحی حرکت های بزرگی رو ایجاد می کنه که رژیم صهیونیستی به شدت از ماه مبارک رمضان برای شروع انتفاظه های جدید وحشت داره. of, i'd say at least three months of continuous tacks by different palestinian organizations and responses and counter measures by israeli security forces. the operations by palestinian youth have always been in response to the israeli regime's occupation and usurping in the remaining palestinian territories, but what the mainstream media narrates about this confrontation is that the actions of the palestinians. our terrorists in nature, and zinist settlers are the victims. palestinian terrorist killed an israeli american citizen in another deadly attack on monday. 10 others injured after a shooting a synagogue in jerusalem

i think about ariel. i want to know that they are being fed, if their diaper was changed, if he's still got his formula, his bottle, something to eat. this is the only thing that i can do. this is the only thing that helps me be sane right now is sitting here with you and talking to reporters and showing their faces and telling their story. i want my family back. i want my family back. i try to be strong and stoic and speak clearly, but i'm devastated. i'm devastated. i don't know what else to do. we need institutions from the world. we need someone to take care of those captive people, civilians, every hour every day. it's getting worse. i want my family. any chance they're watching this, i want them to know that we love them and we're doing everything we can to get them. we want this to end in the best way possible. ♪ you make me happy when skies are gray ♪ >> reporter: two weeks ago she made this video hoping to keep attention on her family and the plight of all the hostages. ♪ please don't take my sun

so frank, there are reports that us officials expect israel to reduce is ariel attacks on the gaza strip in the coming days and focus more on ground operations. what do you make of this? yes, good morning. my. we've seen those. i think already the casualty rates alleged by posted in apple thirty's, seems to have that reduce some want and you will expect that as the ground campaign continues, however long side up to was mentioning, west belmont to things artillery will now come into the frame as a as a, as a, as a major factor. and 2nd, the soldiers as the infantry get more and more involved in the open fight. those people who remained will be at sea city. it will be in severe danger, especially because it, because hoss use them as human shields. so this will be on is now let's be under no illusion. i really broke and fight some terrible stories coming now from inside that fight, which will become a pop. i think later, well, that's right, and there is of course growing international outrage over the cost to civilian lives in gaza. but israel says it's going after him, us military targets

second palestinian intifase took place, the cause of which was the desecration of al-aqsa mosque by ariel sharon. he was the minister of the zionist regime at the time. during this interphase , various areas of the west bank and the gaza strip are exposed the zionist military encroached and thousands of houses were destroyed and many agricultural lands were destroyed. on february 8, 205, with the ceasefire agreement signed between the palestinian and zionist parties at the sharm el-sheikh summit. the second palestinian intifase is silent. but the differences continue among palestinians from generation to generation. to hebron and from nablus to al-quds, the use of knives continues. this is nothing but anger, this is palestinian overcrowding, this is oppression. let's not fight with our teeth , let's not fight with us today dr. shiri's doctorate in psychology. this is believed to be one of the biggest intifadas because of the situation in which the arab and islamic world lives and the support given to the palestinian branches. if you pretend that there is a thief who enters your house, the

kidnapped with him, his brother, ariel, who's four and loves his batman costume.g to protect them as hamas closed in. theirfather, yarden. surrounded and bleeding. all four now hostages. israel says hamas has passed them on to another palestinian militant group. their relatives are tormented by worry and by waiting. how difficult have the last few days been when each day has come and gone and each list has come and gone and they have not come home? it's dreadful. it's the worst scenario. having to wait for that list every night. seeing all those beautiful moments of reunion and hoping that ours will be the next day, and it's not. relatives and supporters are gathered here once again. they want to keep the pressure on the government. for all those released in recent days, many more remain trapped in gaza. their families are hoping against hope that the deal between israel and hamas will be extended once again. that deal has freed almost 200 palestinian prisoners from israeli jails. here the latest group to be released, arriving to jubilation jails. here the latest