and trump has kind of a different vision now, and i think what we need to pay attention to is that the west bank is already under defacto acts, asian. i mean, israel already, especially in the last couple of years under finance minister because much rich who has also started to move authorities from the military into civilian hands and is very, very open about what he's trying to do. so, you know, there's, there's no question here that this is what israel is doing. and i think what we need to think about is whether it's in mention the items interest to actually formally elect to the west bank. the last time he threatened to do so. he got the abraham accords and i think for is wrote for the practical. busy right, we need israel, it's more in their interest to defacto a next of westbank and not to make it formal because then they'll have to answer to a lot more legal question is that they don't need to deal with today. have a you'll in ramallah, you are living through this, you're well aware. as of you as our i think that is real estate to attend a ride on the westbank focusing on jeanine again last summer in august and september. and then in recent

dorothy, his band al jazeera from reporting from inside as well as well as the occupied with bank of israel is expecting to receive the bodies of 4 is rarely captives killed after october, the 7th on thursday in exchange for releasing half of the women and children is very forces took from gaza and disappeared since the beginning of the war. we do not know how many palestinians would be released because israel has not disclosed how many palestinians it has taken from gaza. this is an implementation of phase one of the agreements. so there isn't anything out of the ordinary, but it is an indication that mediator efforts are bearing fruit. the tops are continuing. there is no movement though. on phase 2 of the agreement negotiations on that a implementation is 2 weeks behind schedule. these really prime minister is reported to have pledged to only move forward with a cabinet vote. where there is movement though, is in the is really ministry of defense there. the minister is rand cops has formed a direct for it to facilitate the implementation of donald trump's plan to mass displace the popula

bank. you know, like you said, there's other types of groups and they recruit quickly and they come up quickly. so it's not the same as in gaza, but in israel, they're talking about it in kind of the same type of language that they need to eradicate. what's growing in, janine have a um, 70 palestinians killed in the west bank since the beginning of the year. if it wasn't for the attention on the war and casa, i mean, this is, this is huge, isn't it? i mean, what's been going on the westbank since october, the 7th, really, it's been overlooked by much of the world. is a huge some. but i think when october, the 7th is took place and some western countries, it wanted to at least admit on yahoo that he had the right side of the funds. i think many of us expect that what was going to happen, not only in golf and we were very clear, this is a war against the palestinian people and, and the main goal destroyed in the government has. it's not the old one group or the other is about how to keep denying systematically, the palestinian right to self determination. and that's can be seen the most here in the occupies the west bank. so this is not about

israel, as a biblical right to the, into the west bank. you have become could be who they want to make the governor of the box of the israel saying that really is no such thing as a palestinian. the trump solution is is a broad one. it includes these right wing christian fundamentalist. oh see, god has some kind of cosmic real estate agent that gets all the land to the jews. but you also have the tech rose. you have the, you know, more pragmatic elements in the mix as well. but i think that that the trunk, but at least inviting you, gave it a try to get a sense that he gave some lip service to international legal standards. trump does not. i mean, he doesn't care about us law, given all of indictments, mostly as a international law. so i'm afraid that he will indeed be open to the prospect of annexation. you know, if he ever, every square meter of the west bank at least uh the uh, area is controlled by uh, israel, other supplements in this and, and the surrounding the lands. and so i, i really don't think that he is going to be willing to push a nothing yahoo it to compromise at all or to crack down on the hard liners within it, within his c

so leave the west bank out of it because this is not the bulk of the banking israel. the westbank is one thing guys, uh, where most of these relatives demand uh an immediate cease fire. and it may get secession of possibilities. so that all of the hostages will be redone. this is the main issue, and everyone understands that the from us leadership is going to keep the hostages s life insurance. nobody is going to be foolish enough to return to the hostages and then become victims of office as a nation. okay, we, we have to as see what comes from this as always, thank you for your time. defense on government call them is uh products. i mean, we're, we're right, let's start attention now to offer account with the president brown that you have some neighboring red one that for barking m 23 insurgents in eastern d r. c, and accused a gallia for mentoring on risk in the region. a waste which itself you see what is happening here very close to us. why the silence does the international community not see the consequences sent? and i am telling you that if it continues like th

of band l. g 0 from reporting inside israel and the occupied west bank come to thousands of palestinians have been displaced since this military operation started . roads and infrastructure been destroyed and they occupied west bank. what's the ultimate goal here for israel? of the ultimate goal that's been stated by the military and the country's defense minister is to crack down them, aren't palestinian fighters in the occupied west bank, especially in places like janine and to defend in this raid started just a little over 2 weeks ago and did you need refugee camp displacing around 15000 palestinians there initially. but that number across the occupied west bank has grown to 35000 just harling images, showing palestinians in their refugee camps in their towns and cities in the streets is really forces even caught on video. throwing has done grenade at a group of palestinians, women and children are among that crowd, but the army maintains that they are there to target palestinian fighters just last week in jeanine. they had detonated $23.00 structures at once, destroying several homes. but offi

bank to take on armed palestinian groups here. israel has expanded its operation to several other areas of the west bank, including translation: theeady thrown his weight behind a ceasefire in gaza. more conflict may not fit with his wider plans for the middle east. around the and across the uk this is news. uk this is bbc news. the foreman is whole life sentences in after being found in jail after being found of injail after being found of murdering seven guilty of murdering seven infants. a panel of children's health experts believe the died 7 in e7i7th7e7r77 7 oi’ or because bad causes or because of bad care. the family of medical care. the family of harvey who 15—year—old harvey willis who after being stabbed a 15—year—old harvey willis who ai in' being stabbed a 15—year—old harvey willis who ai in sheffield ibbed a 15—year—old harvey willis who ai in sheffield yesterday school in sheffield yesterday have paid tribute to haes eaid trilaet.stfstnat boy. they see infill foreeer be known a son will forever be known as a caring, loving and a young man. boy also 15 cus7tody custody after been employees cdstody after been on arreste

and the palestinian authority have banned elders era from reporting inside israel and the occupied west bank have the thousands of palestinians have been displaced since this military operation started. roads and infrastructure been destroyed in the occupied west bank. what's the ultimate goal here for israel as well? these really security establishment had said that it's why they're overarching goals of the war on gaza to feed fighters in the occupied west bank and to remove the weapons. but look, they've been trying to do this for years and have not been successful at it. it's also worth mentioning that throughout the entirety of israel's war on gaza, there has been daily and nightly rates happening across the occupied with bank. tens of thousands of palestinians arrested. nearly a 1000 people killed many others injured. and that's just during these nightly rates. but this is the largest of those in the army has said the 1st they went and did you need, and they were expanding those operations. but it's worth mentioning, the policies that we're seeing and to cut in in janine into boss are mirrored from what we s

woodcock secured, or trump is handed over the west bank to israel effectively. israel's rampaging through the northern west bank trying to stamp out all signs of resistance around jeanine, where the palestinian authority is lost control it is working to be found on run east jerusalem. the us is fully on board with that does crediting the un refugee works agency. it is allowing settlers in, in, in bolding, settlers to rampage and carry out price tag terror attacks and post it in on post indian villages. by reversing one of the only things, the blinking by the administration did to keep israel on a leash, which was to sanction for violent a sarah settler terrorist. those sanctions are gone. that sends a message to the rest of the settlers. and the west bank is much more significant to is real then does god as a warehouse for surplus humanity in the demographic trench war that zion is, are waging with the palestinian people, the west bank, and particularly the northern west bank in the southern west bank. hebron in nablus, those 2 areas are so rich with religious significance for the settler movements, and which really represents the future of zi

and the other possibility is for israel feeling emboldened by military successes to think that this is the moment to through the annexation of the west bank and to keep gaza in a kind of limbo situation with an unclear form of governance. it is clear for me that israel is not fundamentally in gaza. it's fundamentally in the west bank. now that would be a total violation of international law and that would create a situation in which i think the abraham i think accords would be undermined completely and that would mean that we would never have stable peace in the middle east. >> one of the challenges we are faced with is in a more fragmented, polarized world is also this notion of proxy wars. proxy wars, i'm thinking about what we're seeing now in africa, sudan, somalia, mosul, and the sahal. i guess that this is something that keeps you up at night. it's hard to address. it's hard to attribute. but also for syria, this is probably one of the real impasses. also if you don't have an integration, then you can have a war going on for decades. mr. guterres: we live in a situation where the geopolitical divides are deep. the superpowers are de

and scenes of celebration in the west bank after israel released 183 palestinian prisoners in exchangee the country says fails to recognise the history of apartheid. hello, i'm carl nasman. israel and hamas followed through with their fifth hostage exchange on saturday since the ceasefire agreement went into effect three weeks ago. israel's prime minister expressed shock at the condition of the three hostages that were released by hamas. eli sharabi, ohad ben ami and or levy all appeared to be gaunt, frail and weak. they were freed in exchange for the release by israel of 183 palestinian prisoners, seven of whom had to be taken to hospital, according to the palestinian red crescent. israel says it is sending a delegation to doha for the next phase of ceasefire talks. our correspondent wyre davies reports.

be in the upcoming month or so a discussion over the issue of alex a on the part of israel, the territory of the west bank, so this is even more concern for those who are already troubled by the future of gaza. now looking to israel's military campaign, over what donald trump calls do dad scenario, but what we the rest of the world calls the west back. kimberly how get the white house correspondent with that update. thanks very much. kimberly of the cd. how about the officials have released statements following the club in spite the little trump on the permanent re sacramento palace city is gone. so they say we consider it's a recipe for creating chaos. intention in the region, people in the cause district will not allow these plans to pass. what is required is an end to the occupation and aggression against all people. nope, that expulsion from that land of people in garza, of, for the displacement of the protection plans and the bombardment for both in 15 months. the root is in that line that will not accept these schemes. they ended up rooting them from the high blood. now the wind screwed because was

and those are to not of money cannot do anything because it, israel's offer military prison in the occupied with bank of stone, the cells of detained the palestinians. the prison service spokes person says prisoners began banging on doors during the military units. 2 of the wing, the palestinian prisoners society says israel is carrying out a large scale of oppression operation, including beating prisoners and firing. take guess, human rights groups accused as well as violence abuse at off of prison. malayna and sorry, as in israel and palestine research of human rights watch. she says the number of palestinians being detained without challenge has risen sharply since the war on gossip again. and we're talking about 9846, palestinian prisoners and detainees. and from this number, there are the $3369.00 under administrative detention, which basically means that $3000.00 are in detention without charge with out for you and for an indefinite time. but in addition to this type of administrative detention, there's $1800.00 plus administer detainees under what is there a close to unlawful combatants law, w

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been dealt with here from reporting inside israel and the occupied west bank affords within is rarely media indicate that israel is now negotiating for phase 2 of the deal just a day after a spokesperson for these really prime minister denied that israel is starting any of those talks with all the uncertainty in phase one. it's important to note that these negotiations according to is really media, have a primary focus of how to release the remaining is really captive, still held in gaza. not necessarily toward ending the war and rebuilding the palestinian territory on saturday. how much is set to release 3 male is really captive is all of them do all nationals. but there hasn't been any sort of confirmation from israel about the continuation of phase one to begin with these. earlier in the week, i must have said that they are not going to be releasing the captives accusing israel a violating video by not allowing critical humanitarian a to enter the strip in the form of caravans mobile homes and tends to house palestinians until they're able to rebuild their homes with none, the less these really prime minister had said that if those captives

because that is where the government's in the palestinian authority of bands alpha 0 from reporting in israel on from the occupied west bank. so the us sector of state market rubio in israel, it's his 1st trip to the middle east. as a secretary state, of course, tell us what we should be looking out for. marco rubio held his one on one meeting with these rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu in west jerusalem. and now they're in an expanded meeting that includes some members of mentioned y'all, who's cabinet, including the defense minister, the foreign minister and administer for strategic affairs. it's worth mentioning that this visit comes as israel has not yet negotiated for phase 2 of the cease fire deal. that is set to begin in 2 weeks time on march 1st. however, reports within is really media indicate that benjamin netanyahu is interested in extending phase one of the $42.00 day phase. that's phase one. he wants to extend it rather than moving onto phase 2 because he wants to release more captives without committing to the remainder of the deal. because there are a lot of moving parts within benjamin netanyahu. hi

of nor is reporting there. how would you assess and describe israel's go operational goals in the west bank? well, i think it's in line with the what the hasn't been that long. i'm planning to buy some that a lot of people inside these are linked to the new one and sent home in kia that's he doesn't believe in the 2 space solution. and since he, us from power 1996, he was already against that to happen. the only thing is that before you, what he was 5 by this commitment, that's the way that were made by the previous government. and so far. and now there was some pressure from the, in the community, including the united states, to make sure that this was taken on a shot, at least in paper, would be there. now he said that he doesn't care anymore on that sheet. there was never to be a single stays there for why we need the west bank there full of understand young people. so what they need this to buy k, that's much territory as possible in order to incorporate those 70 tories to, to as well. this is a long term plan to have that one through 20, both in augusta and west bug under the the certain

approaches, with getting out of these territories and letting local authorities effectively govern them. right. so in the 1990s, israel gradually withdrew from the west bank obviously, it still has a security presence there, but it handed over governance to most of the west bank to what has become the palestinian authority. in may of 2000. israel unilaterally withdrew from southern lebanon. hezbollah gradually, as we know, as we've seen tragically in recent years, took over. and in 2005, israel unilaterally withdrew from gaza, hoping that the palestinian authority would be able to govern there. in each of those three places, casey, israel has effectively had to go back in, right? israeli soldiers are dying in all of those areas. israel has withdrawn from. we've seen what what's happened in lebanon in recent years. we've seen what's happened in the west bank even at this moment, there israeli operations in parts of the northern west bank. and obviously we saw october 7th in gaza and what has followed. we are on a path right now in gaza to just rinse and repeat to the same old scenario, which is to say, left to everyone's own devices, left on the trajectory

it's also been strongly rejected by the palestinian authority, which governs parts of the occupied west bank. israelent displacement is also illegal under law. this is article 49 of the geneva conventions. even if the plan went ahead, it's not clear where people would go. prospects for peace. nick, thank president trump says can happen, will it? president trump says will it? . , . . president trump says willit? . , . . ., ., reaso i'is reasons i m - reasons i not going i 5—22 %—'——’ . a- — m7777 s— s—— . s e; witwill ha’ppéf witwill ha’pdédide'?" 77 it will happen the way happen. it will not happen the way he says it well. it on the he says it well. it relies on the ofjordan and egypt, e—=.ez the i fto w???» ”the f 7to pay probably ths sasdi’arabians to pay it, probably tbs sasdi’arabians to pay it, none of those have for it, none of those countries have will be part of it. and said they will be part of it. and need to cooperate. also need palestinians to cooperate. but he is the of the 292i)? is the president of the states, the most powerful man united states, the most powerful man in the so what h

of greater israel is very mainstream. and it is rarely a society and israel's actually trying slowly to expand into the west bank and basically the populate an ethnic we funds that for lack of a lack of a better phrase, durbin thousands of homes demolished israel effectively controls mean if you look at a area see israel's controlling at 61 percent of the of the west bank. they're pushing the palestinians into the smaller and smaller pockets of land um on the west bank. and i looked up some data just in 2020 for the 1970 home and business demolitions that just in one year so far and 2025 for over 200. so they're accelerating this, but it's a longstanding policy through our 800000 settlers. there are more than $200.00 settlements and, and outposts. so this is greater israel, but being pursued kind of in slow motion that i'm being accelerate, we cover it, but it's under the radar. light is not it. it's absolutely under the radar. i mean, you will find almost no coverage of this and mainstream. uh, uh, western media and i've actually done some done some research on this. so, you know, and, and what israel's doing here is there w

of the fbi. israel is stepping up operations in the west bank after buses excluded south of tel aviv -- explodedl aviv. hello, you are very welcome. the rift between ukraine and the u.s. appears to be growing after a planned joint press conference between president volodymyr zelenskyy and donald trump top diplomat to kyiv was canceled. the man did hold talks but behind closed doors at the request of the united states. internationally, there's been more sharp criticism of president trump's claim that president zelenskyy is a dictator. the u.k. defense secretary defended ukraine's leader and foreign secretary david lam he said the u.k. would remain ukraine's ironclad partner and act as a bridge between the u.s. and united states. the french president said zelenskyy was a legitimate leader and unlike president vladimir putin, he had taken office through a free election process. our u.k. correspondent has more. reporter: america's diplomatic offering to ukraine, retired general keith kellogg, special envoy, his more senior colleagues with russia. suddenly it was our time to leave. we made as far as

and scenes of celebration in the west bank after israel and here in the us, president trump cuts aid y hamas last week returned home. in the last hour the five men received a warm welcome at the airport in bangkok, met by theirfamilies after nearly 500 days in captivity. they had been working on farms in southern israel. following their release.

this is all part of a larger political and security plan on the israel wants to annex the west bank. and so it wants to track down in the accounts as a place and is a symbol that they represent the rate of return. and israel does not want that. i do know what the scale of the damage might not compare to the devastation in gaza. that's many a wondering if israel's will post in gaza only to resume in the pied west bank. how many hagey coaches there is really forces they've been carrying out a tax on total cut them in the occupied westbank for more than 2 weeks. the military's moved in bulldozers just trying just throwing roads and buildings in the north shunts refugee camp. they've also been explosions at the camp. the owners of a bookstore who were arrested and occupied east jerusalem had been remanded in police custody. israeli forces rated their shops and confiscated several books on sunday night. their lawyer says troops accused him of selling books that support violence and terrorism. holly, i'm have to the old couple of the hard and they got an extension for the rest. for 8 days.

and scenes of celebration in the west bank — after israel released 183 palestinian prisoners in exchanged's largest foreign aid agency get a temporary reprieve — after a judge blocks the trump administration from placing them on paid leave. hello, i'm carl nasman. israel and hamas followed through with their fifth hostage and prisoner exchange on saturday since the ceasefire agreement went into effect three weeks ago. israel's prime minister expressed shock at the condition of the three hostages that were released by hamas. eli sharabi, 0had ben ami and 0r levy all appeared to be gaunt, frail and weak. they were freed in exchange for the release by israel of 183 palestinian prisoners — seven of whom had to be taken to hospital, according to the palestinian red crescent.

and scenes of celebration in the west bank after israel released 183 palestinian prisoners in exchangeumphrey. we begin with breaking news from thailand, returned home. moments ago the five men received a warm after more than 500 days in captivity. the thai nationals were kidnapped during the hamas attack on israel on 7 october 2023. they had been working on farms in southern israel. they'd been in an israeli hospital for medical treatment following their release. who is in bangkok.

how would the day of marketing exactly one month since israel launched it's major offensive in the northern west bank dobbs operation. i run wall in response to today's attack. israel's defense minister has oh the, the idea of to intensify its operations and palestinian refugee camps all across the west bank, particularly in toes car. him let's say, can listen in light of the severe terror attack attempts in the tel aviv area by palestinian terror organizations against the civilian population. in israel, i instructed the idea of to increase the intensity of the counterterrorism activity and the talk around refugee camp and all the refugee camps in judea and samaria. we will hunt down the terrorist of the bitter end and destroy the terror infrastructure and the camps used as frontline posts be rainy and evil access. residents who give shelter to terror will pay a heavy price. it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is expected to hold a security briefing soon. since political attentions are running very high, far right. former national security administer bend very slamming the government. secur

of gaza. that's when they go back to violence. they've continues in this region with israel's mass, killing and 11 in the west bank loan and syria. now in the throes of partition between turkey, israel and l kindly groups. but while most of the world sees israel is actions of what they are, it's not so in the countries arming is ro, decreases eyes. israel and nato countries, as seen as anti semitic. even if you are jewish and jews around the world have been at the forefront of opposition to the genocide, being jewish off to the destruction of gaza, a reckoning is a new volume from professor peter by not editor at large of jewish car. and so you joins me now from new york professor by not to thank you so much for coming on. you say in the new book, it's about the storage use, tell themselves to block out the screens. we're in the week of a jewish holiday to be sure that if i pronounced that correctly one month from something go pour him. tell me why you write about the program and it's a relevance to the gaza genocide. sure, so i'm pulling the edges, read the book of esther from the hebrew bible and the book of esther is the same s

of use. palestine belongs to the palestinians with garza, the west bank and east jerusalem. the people of garza who have not left the land despite old policy, savage rate, and a tax of israel for $471.00 days will continue to stay in garza to ben garza and to protect skarasettic. the early indications suggest the party of comfortable as prime minister alban corte is on course to win the parliamentary elections. the poll is seen as a test for corte, whose party won a landslide 4 years ago. so when your guy ego reports it's been a heated election campaign. as a prime minister includes the cost is vote and the capital appreciated a cost of, of sounds and across the road. but i'm living and future at all with its western allies are restored negotiations to normalize ties with former advisory serbia. yet, cookie appeared resolute. it's a new day and the sunny winter, a sort of the 1st ever regular parliamentary election sending depends on the state of the silver. i think all the citizens who have all the costs of their votes, and i encourage every citizen to vote. a sentiment echoed by his political opponents, silver only that those the citizens will vote for me. every result that

this is all part of a larger political and security plant on the israel wants to annex the west bank. and so it wants to track down in the accounts as a place and is a symbol that they represent the rate of return. and israel does not want that. i do know the scale of the damage might not compare to the devastation in gaza. that's many a wondering if it's roles will pulls in gaza, only to resume in the occupied westbank, haven't haji, how to 0? the policy owners of a bookstore who were arrested and occupied east jerusalem had been remanded in police. custody is really forces rated their shop and confiscated several books on sunday night. their lawyer says police accused them of selling books that inside violence. or con reports. a rich cornerstone for palestinian electra to identity politics, history and sues in occupied east jerusalem is run sites by play includes. i'm just ready police on monday books including this children's coloring book. what considered so dangerous to be as ready the police? they stuffed them into trash bags and took them away before arresting to the owners . m

bank which have intensified. i'll ad since israel's war on guns that began in october of 2023. however, they said that this time it's a little different than one of their added goals of the war wasn't just related to gaza. wasn't just related to northern israel with the fighting with his beloved. but he was also related to the occupied was bank to try and combat the arms palestinians there. because they say the pal sending authority had failed to do that. but if you know anything about the area, you'll know that the p a historically is weak in those areas were fighters, do have a hold, and the resistance is quite clear. so these really military says that they had leveled these homes engineers that were used for military command center for weapons manufacturing, for sale to provide any sort of proof of that. it's exactly what we saw involves us over the last 16 months. claims after claims for new sort of proof or evidence that was tangible to back that up. but you also have now people who are not able to get anywhere near those areas. they've been completely blocked off. and as

has largely been the subject of these near nightly and daily raids that have been going on across the west bank. and they've really seen an uptick since the beginning of israel's war on gaza in october of 2023. previously we did report on these rays and they happened quite often. but since the war began, there was an uptick. and both the size and the scale and this time these really are me, says they're going to do things differently. and it's worth mentioning, there are tens of thousands of palestinians who have been displaced as part of this raid. over the last 2 weeks, they've been civilians who been killed including a 2 year old girl who was shot and killed in the head while she was eating dinner with her family inside of their home. these really are me, has set up more check points across the occupied westbank as part of this raid that is not seeming to load up us. and us out who reporting from amman, jordan, we will continue to cover this. that's what we know at this very early stage on these simple, tenuous attacks carried out by the is really army large scale attacks on the janine refugee camp in the occupied west back. all right, we're back analysis e