bartman also registered his deceased mother-in-law as a republican but did not submit her ballot.elling cnn that his client accepts responsibility, adding that bartman had been isolated at home because of the pandemic and was misled by, quote, propaganda and statements that were made about voter fraud. now, keep in mind bartman's sentence, five years' probation because i want to remind you of a different case cnn has covered. that's the case of crystal mason, a black woman who is fighting a five-year prison sentence for voting illegally in the 2016 election. mason says she did not know her status as a felon on release made her ineligible to cast a ballot. she says if she had known that, she would not have submitted a provisional ballot. >> you have no inclination from anyone at that polling station that there were consequences if you were ineligible to vote and you voted on a provisional ballot? >> no, not at all. i had no idea. there's no way that i would have attempted to vote to leave my children, to lose my job, to go through what i'm going through right now. there's no way th

and israel's financial center comes under it is heaviest phone bartman so far a mosque launches dozens of rockets from gaza into television. hello i'm claire richardson welcome to the show day 6 of the conflict between israel and palestinian militants has seen no letup in hostilities and there's little sign of any diplomatic breakthrough that could pause the fighting multiple members of an extended palestinian family were killed by israeli bombs as they slept in gaza israeli airstrikes also destroyed a tower block in gaza city that how is the international media organizations. 13 stories reduced to rubble in seconds israel not hesitating to strike back hard against hamas. the building housed international news agencies israel's defense forces say hamas intelligence was using the media as unwitting human shields. warned about the attack journalists pleaded with an israeli intelligence officer for more time. look here from the a.p. news agency all of our equipment is in there including cameras and editing equipment give me 15 minutes to get it out. request denied the airstrike went ahead

damages and of course other searches went out after 11 days picking up the pieces after 11 days of bartman bombardment, his gaza. but also being fired into the south of israel there by checking on the neighborhood. there were checking on on the damage and destruction in the city, then mixed feelings among people. on the one hand, you have the narrative, your narrative of victory. on the other hand, there are people saying that the call on the 1000000 population has been very high . and people of course, very, very, what is said to come, as you know, the underlying is not address. focus is now i'm getting aid to bomb shattered gaza . what can you tell about humanitarian efforts where you are? well, i think the damages and destruction is still assessed by the humanitarian organizations . here in garza, we also know that some countries have already pledged with humanitarian h to come in. and we saw on friday for the shipment of you many to carrying a coming in through chem salon. that is the main crossing for goods from israel into garza. but i think that one of the main issues would be the r

bartman has been isolated at home by the pandemic and was misled about the law.s fighting a five-year prison sentence for voting illegally in the 2016 election. she said she did not know her status as a felon made her ineligible. >> you have no inclination from anyone at that polling station that there were koconsequences you voted on a provisional ballot. >> no, no way. there's no way i would have attempted to leave my children, lose my job to go through what i'm doing right now, no way i would have attempted to vote. >> her lawyers have disputed if it's fair to say she voted at all because her provisional ballot was rejected and never tallied. crystal mason is out on bond and her case is set to be heard in the next few months. a black woman facing five years in prison for a vote that was never tallied. meanwhile, a white man knowingly votes as his dead mother, he gets five years probation. two systems of justice in this country. that's pretty clear. a republican is about to be stripped of her leadership because she won't lie for donald trump. stay with us. when

one who just like bruce bartman registered dead mom to vote.other cast at polling place and came back 45 minutes later wearing sunglasses to cast a ballot in his son's name. alert poll worker saw through his brilliant sunglasses disguise. voter fraud is very rare, a few instances here and there, usually ridiculous. after the election when republicans were having trouble finding examples of the giant democratic fraud they were sure had taken place. republican governor of texas dan patrick offered a $1 million reward for anyone providing evidence of voter fraud in the 2020 election. for months his counterpart, democratic lieutenant governor fetterman has been trolling him. i got guys casting a ballot for donald trump in dead mother's name. not what you had in mind? i have a second one of those too, if you want to try that. despite inability to find any evidence of voter fraud he says is rampant, not even for $1 million, republicans in texas are nevertheless pushing ahead with idea fantasy of rampant fraud justifies draconian restrictions. compani

then bartman filled out an absentee ballot for his mother and sent it in. he's pleaded guilty.s a misguided political dissent. this all goes against donald trump's calls of a fraudulent election in favor of joe biden. first of all, because there is no evidence of widespread fraud, and in this one case we're seeing out of pennsylvania, the illegal vote was actually cast for trump. >> jessica, thank you for that report. >>> florida is now joining the growing list of republican-led states that are pushing new limits on voting. all in connection with donald trump's baseless claims of fraud in the 2020 election. a new law signed yesterday creates stricter voter i.d. requirements for voting by mail and limits who can pick up and return a voter's ballot. governor ron desantis signed the bill live on fox. local media were barred from witnessing the signing. joining me now is florida democratic congressman charlie frist, the former florida governor running for governor again now. sir, thank you for being with us. how do you think this voting law is going to affect voter turnout? >> it's

just gone 1:00 in the morning in gaza and israel, the start of the 10th day of conflict and people bartman'sontinue. in the past two hours, israel has launched dozens of airstrikes. while this has been the scene looking at tel aviv. israel's defense system intercepting a barrage of rockets fired from gaza. 218 people have now been killed in gaza, 61 of them children, with thousands more left injured and homeless. 12 more have been injured in israel including two children. both hamas and the israeli prime minister have vowed to continue their operations. >> our enemy see what price we are charging for the aggression against us. i'm sure they will learn their lesson. we will continue to lessen the matter how long it takes. . our enemies are learning the lesson on what we can do if they dare to attack us. >> our operation is ongoing. the enemy is betting on the factor of time and how may losses they think they can inflict. the resistance in gaza is for a long battle and on all fronts with the grace of god. when the israeli enemy keeps targeting women and children, it is clear they have failed.

caused by days of his reilley air strikes palestinians in gaza spent the muslim holiday of eat on bartman. here amongst the rubble there is little to celebrate. the israel defense force bombs what it says is a military compound belonging to the palestinian militant group hamas in gaza its retaliate for rockets fired at israel the conflict between israel and hamas is escalating. the i.d.f. has already attacked hundreds of targets and we continue to strike hamas whilst defending our citizens it will take more time but with both defending and attacking we will restore peace to israel. the air raid sirens sound yet again israelis run for cover this time israel's aerial missile defense system into septimus sile. but other rockets have cracked the so-called eye and and the reach of hamas seems to be extending further and further into israel this is a neighborhood just 10 kilometers east of tel aviv in heavily populated central israel. as a mass launches more rockets from gaza negotiators from egypt held talks with both sides to try and find a truce. gyptian qatari and international mediators ar

done, but you said about 50 percent of the water systems have been damaged by the fighting by the bartman also pretends of course, to sewage and the water system in the city. we also seeing people cleaning up their self and businesses and returning home for those who have been displaced and also some electricity teams are in the city. you can see trying to repair these locally, some of the line, some of the power lines actually down and at 50. it's always been a problem in gaza. so and some of the, in this assessment of what has been damaged. so being done before this conflict gather, had limited access to building materials and basics like water. and you mentioned electricity. those walls limited. how big a task will it be to rebuild you? it will be very complicated and probably a long process. he thought it already after the war in 2014. he said, not forget, garza is under a blockade that was imposed by israel, but also partially at times by egypt ever since i'm up to power in 2007, 2007. now this, okay, this now they're almost for 14 years and that's of course it's a felt here in all s

now are coming out enough to 11 days of fighting from bartman and rock. it strikes into israel and they have to pick up the i said the left of 11 days ago. so it is not an easy kid. all the devastation you can see it in gaza. many thousands, tens of thousands of people have actually lost, have been displaced. so we saw some people know slowly going back and seeing what is left of the home. so it is not an easy atmosphere. and of course, there's also worry about whether i will hold quite a lot for people to take in how long will it be for guys to recover from all of this devastation was very hard to estimate because the situation of cause it's not easy, it has been under located for almost 14 years, that means every building material is it's not easy to bring it in either from israel or from egypt. so we know that several 1000 units at least have been destroyed or severely damaged for people to live. and so this will take time to rebuild, of course, but i think at the moment the focus is on you know, for those who have lost loved ones. you know, it's a mor

but people here now are coming out of the 11 days of fighting from bartman and rock. it strikes into israel and they have to pick up where they left of 11 days ago. so it is not an easy fit all the devastation. you can see it in gaza, many thousands, tens of thousands of people have actually lost, have been displaced. so we saw some people, you know, slowly going back and seeing what is left of the home. so it is not an easy atmosphere. and of course, there's also worry about whether the fire will hold quite a lot for people to take in. how long will it be for guys to recover from all of this devastation was very hard to estimate because the situation of cause it's not easy. it has been under located for almost 14 years. that means every building material is not easy to bring it in. either from israel or from egypt. so we know that several 1000 units at least have been destroyed or severely damaged for people to live. and so this will take time to rebuild, of course. but i think at the moment the focus is on, you know, for those who have lost loved ones, you know, it'

now we begin in gaza where palestinians are spending yet another day under sustained wind bartman splays really artillery despite international calls for calm . 200 people including 59 children have been killed in the past week the severe damage to infrastructure and water and fuel supplies are all running dangerously low thousands of people have been left homeless and israel has warned the un that it plans to bomb 2 schools currently be used as shelters or here ambulances ferry injured how seriously the crossing into egypt's conflict enters its 2nd week costs and goals are overwhelmed officials say also spittles will run out of critical supplies in the coming days. here in ireland which i urge all the free people around the world to support a municipality of the gaza strip the people of gaza that support will help us provide the services needed here they need to continue living here the gazans must always be here yes we're going to team a correspondent standing by for you to bring your the very latest developments kimberly says at the white house you know abraham is in ramallah herefore

yeah and this number is expected to rise because bartman continues and people have been seeking shelterin un schools because this think it's a safe of them to be there some had to house a statement and also a couple of thousands had their houses destroyed in a strike so on raw the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees in gaza is accommodating those people trying to tend to their needs but of course it will kind of concerns now also for example coronavirus pandemic gaza had seen very high rates of infection before this ground of hostilities broke out so there's concern about has among house comes a few shows because people are now in very close proximity but for many people in gaza they have to make a choice between being rather safe and there's no real safe place in gaza or having concerns about coronavirus. and ukraina in jerusalem thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other news making headlines around the world the u.s. has condemned what it calls anti semitic mystic remarks made by turkey's president at the state department did not specify which comments it was referring to

not being safe and giving people bartman whether they're close or far it's a very difficult situation it's also the ied so i had one a mother of one young woman saying that they were you know be a before monday before this all started they were buying this sweets they were buying new clothes for kids that's usually a custom to do and now it's not a test of the doll you know they're just trying to stay at home they will not visit family and it's very very difficult days very very difficult days and very difficult days in israel as well there have been some very difficult scenes. of. incidents of violence between israel's or jewish and palestinian communities how are people reacting now a day after those disturbing attacks. when i think people i spoke to here are really socked by this people on both sides of the ira the palestinian community even inside israel and israelis. there's even a curfew now which is unheard of in the city of loot. you know especially the police so it's going to be it's being deployed there and. you know it seems to be a total loss of control and people are real

done, but you said about 50 percent of the water systems have been damaged by the fighting by the bartman. that also pretends of course, to sewage and the water systems here in the city. we also seeing people cleaning up their self and businesses and returning home for those who have been displaced and also some electricity teams are in this is you can see trying to repair these locally some of the line, some of the power lines actually down. and at 50 it's always been a problem in gaza. so and some of the in this assessment of what has been damaged. so being done before this conflict, guys are had limited access to building materials and basics like water and you mentioned electricity, those walls limited, how big a task will it be to rebuild you it will be very complicated and probably a long process. he thought it already after the war in 2014 did not forget. garza is under a blockade that was imposed by israel, but also partially at times by egypt. and ever since i'm up to power in 2007, 2007. now this, okay, this now they're almost 14 years and that's of course it's of started here i

damages and of course, others that just went out of 11 days, picking up the pieces after 11 days of bartman bombardment, his gaza. but also rockets being fired into the south of israel, checking on the neighborhood. there were checking on neighbors on the damage and destruction in the city. then mixed feelings among people. on the one hand, you have the narrative to official narrative of victory. on the other hand, are people saying that this call on this vision of population has been very high. and people of course, also very, very of what is said to come. if you know the underlying is not address focuses now i'm getting aid to bomb. shattered gaza. what can you tell us about humanitarian efforts where you are? well, i think the damages and destruction is still assessed by the humanitarian organizations. here in gaza. we open. oh, that's other countries have already pledged with a humanitarian h to come in and we saw on friday for the shipment of you many to turn in a coming in through a cam salon. that is the main crossing for goods from israel into garza. but i think that one of the main

of their troops and gaza palestinians are finally able to emerge in the open after 11 days of bon bartman and begin the mammoth past reconstruction, also coming up a shot in the our world leaders convene room committing to ramp of access approval of virus. vaccines, split some country, struggling with a covert surge others on the roots recovery. meanwhile, vaccine matrix pledge billions of doses and raise the gloves germany to their gardens are back restrictions on outdoor dining, are ease just in time, a long holiday weekend. ah. where the hot thank you so much for your company everyone. we open our broadcast with residence in garza and israel, marking the start of a tenuous truce after an 11 day conflict that killed over 230 people in garza and 12. and his real, these fire deal brokered mostly by egypt comes with no preconditions. it also leaves the conflicts key disputes unresolved. tensions are still high clashes work out today at a key holy site in jerusalem. the despite the cease fire, fire broke out at the ox mosque in jerusalem is really police fired stun grenades and tear gas whi

then have you been bartman by the, by almost by i think in the city last night was the student of the far 5 out of concentrated in the south of the gods. most of the recent i stuck raids more selective random like that used to be in the, in the pre days of escalation. the manage just confirmed that 3 policy and a father, his wife and their daughter was killed in embedded. but what she's in the central areas as one of the child, according to the minister of london, hit in their house. also last night there was also unit a woman that was killed by the israeli for early morning on this morning. a journalist also was killed by one of the drawn attacks in one of the gaza. crowded neighborhoods will not shift for the philippines and jordan syndicate issue the statement. they condemned that the for international protection, football athenian jordan on the policy and functions. on the other hand, are still able to find out more rockets. but also we can confirm from the messages that we received from the fighting groups that the range of the fire out on the students over the fire list done the

because this trip but only one, i felt thousands of fallacy in families suffering of almost 2 weeks. bartman, c, l 0. gaza will take room across the occupied west bank. the red crescent says almost a 100 palestinians have been injured during the latest confrontations with israeli forces on friday. there being skirmishes between pallets and protests and it's ready for the illegal certainty breaks out close to ramallah. l 0 wrestler said i had spoken to the panacea, foreign minister about the international effort to achieve the c spot in this exclusive talk throughout his era. riyadh malik, he says, it's far from certain that the truce will hold when there are no guarantees or thought. no guarantees or thought because, you know, is that i proclaim that you know, the fire it's unilateral, that they have taken that decision on their own. but at the same time, you know, no one could ignore the role that egypt has played a very important role that egypt has played. and the role that to cut out has played that all that the nation has played. and all of them combine were able to get the consent of a

bartman filled out a voter application for his mother who had been deader for a number of years and then completed an absentee ballot with a vote for donald trump. he signed and sent back a dead person but he signed swearing she was still alive. all of that to cast a fraudulent vote. he pled guilty in court. just sentenced, he got five years probation. can you spot the difference? crystal mason tries to vote because she doesn't know she is not tech lickly eligible. vote doesn't count, five years in prison. to this man, making a vote for a dead person, swearing it was right and he gets five years probation. i know there is a difference. can't quite put my finger on it. >>> meanwhile, two other people in pennsylvania facing voter fraud charges. one guy registered her dead mom to vote and another guy came back 45 minutes later wearing sunglasses to vote in his son's name. somehow a brilliant poll worker to see past his sunglasses disguise. voter fraud is really rare. after the november election when republicans were having trouble finding any actual examples. dna patrick offered a $100 mill

bartman square that they're close or far it is a very difficult situation it's also the ied so had one mother of one young woman saying that they were you know before monday before this all started there were buying this sweets they were buying new clothes for kids that's usually a custom to do and now it's not a test of a doll you know they're just trying to stay at home there were enough is a family and it's very very difficult days very very difficult days and very difficult days in israel as well there have been some very difficult scenes. of. incidents of violence between israel and the palestinian community how have people reacted now a day after those disturbing attacks. when i think people i spoke to here are really shocked by this people on both sides of the arab the palestinian community even inside israel and israelis. there's even a curfew now which is unheard of in the city of loot. you know special police it's going to be it's being deployed there and. you know it seems to be a total loss of control and people are really really concerned about it because it's not just in

apartments it's very difficult to see as safe because they are no it's not been safer than giving people bartman square that they're close or far it is a very difficult situation it's also the ied so had one mother of one young woman saying that they were you know before monday before this all started they were buying this sweets they were buying new clothes for kids that's usually a custom to do and now it's not a test of a doll you know they're just trying to to stay at home they will not visit family and it's very very difficult days very very difficult days and very difficult days in israel as well there have been some very difficult scenes. of. incidents of violence between israel's jewish and the palestinian community how have people reacted now a day after those disturbing attacks. when i think people i spoke to here are really shocked by this people on both sides of the arab the palestinian community even inside israel and israelis. there's even a curfew now which is unheard of in the city of loot. you know special police it's going to be it's being deployed there and. you know it seems

but people here now are coming out of the 11 days of fighting from bartman and rock. it strikes into israel and they have to pick up then i said they left us 11 days ago. so it is not an easy said all the devastation, you can see it in gaza. many thousands, tens of thousands of people have actually lost, have been displaced. so we saw some people know. so the going back and seeing what is left of the home. so it is not an easy atmosphere, and of course, there's also worry about whether i will hold quite a lot for people to take in. how long will it be for guys to recover from all of this devastation was very hard to estimate because the situation of cause it's not easy. it has been under located for almost 14 years. that means every building material is it's not easy to bring it in. either from israel or from egypt. so we know that several 1000 units at least have been destroyed or severely damaged for people to live. and so this will take time to rebuild, of course. but i think at the moment the focus is on, you know, for those who have lost loved ones, you know, it'

israeli warplanes continued their own but bartman. meanwhile, still firing rockets into israel.e than 100 palestinians and several israelis have been killed. republican senators say they are encouraged about the chances for a deal infrastructure after meeting with president biden. one of the six republicans who went to the white house called the discussion very productive. once at the president told him to come with their own proposal so he could react to it. the gasoline shortage in parts of the southeastern u.s. could drag on for a week or so according to one of north america was a biggest distributors. andy milton is mansfield energy saying now that the colonial pipeline is a business, the problem is a lack of trucks and drivers. taking diesel from distribution house to gas station. the u.k. may speed a vaccine doses and millions of people for the second us. oris johnson is anxious about the spread of a coronavirus spread from india. the number of cases from the new strain doubled in the u.k. in the last week. shares of disney are lower. the world's largest entertainment comp

let's bring in yana bartman, manager of the eaton vance focused growth opportunities fund there should be a bumble to find stocks like that you won't give specific names but what do you look for to find something mispriced in the market where valuations are so high >> i think for backdrop first and foremost while we have seen a return in the volatility with vix finally up above 20 level think it's important to say that the correlations are low and declining and the dispersion is high and the reason i mention that is this the the optimal time to be a stock picker and picking the spots when there are the unforeseen market selloffs and seen a few of those particularly within the growthier areas of the market. actually obviously very much in i.t. as well. >> i see health care is area you have robotic surgery. life science tools is the elective surgery return part of that story why do you think some of those are mispriced? >> that's exactly it i think one of the themes that we learned during this earnings season which was a record beating earnings season for us is there's really this resurg

portrayed this as a victory, but people here now are coming out enough to 11 days of fighting off on bartman and rocket strikes into israel, and they have to pick up where they left is 11 days ago. so it is not an easy fit all the devastation. you can see it in gaza. many thousands, tens of thousands of people have actually lost, have been displaced. so we saw some people, you know, slowly going back and seeing what is left of the home. so it is not an easy atmosphere, and of course, there's also worry about whether the fire will hold quite a lot for people to take. and how long will it be for guys to recover from all of this devastation was very hard to estimate because the situation of cause it's not easy. it has been under located for almost 14 years. that means every building material is it's not easy to bring it in either from israel or from egypt. so we know that several 1000 units at least have been destroyed or severely damaged for people to live. and so this will take time to rebuild, of course, but i think at the moment the focus is on you know, for those who have lost loved ones.

so that's why the last night bartman calls us damages in this and the to me too much square area also that, you know, we spoke to the united nation official, he said, because of the escalation, they cannot move freely and faithfully this increased the difficulties for them to reduce their help because i don't think the help for people because these 3 p g come together with other 7 p g come all over the gaza strip under the under the responsibility of the united nation in terms of food, who's the nation education, health services so that you and mr. smelly, the head of petition of underwashed, he said that they will find a way to introduce the help the media for the people. but still, he said that we need according to and we need a piece by or are we, we need some colors to be able to reach the population. the or we could hear more bombardments in the background. railey artillery has been cutting out there in the north of the got the strip under 10 or so we heard that the fighting group are still fighting the rocket shorter and you look at more more toward the stationing stuff out ther

done, but you said about 50 percent of the water systems have been damaged by the fighting by the bartman also pretends of course, to sewage and the water systems here in the city. we also seeing people cleaning up their self and businesses and returning home for those who have been displaced and also some electricity teams are in this is you can be trying to repair these locally some of the line, some of the power lines actually down and electricity is always been a problem in gaza. so and some of the in this assessment of what has been damaged. so being done before this conflict gather, had limited access to building materials and basics like water. and you mentioned electricity, those walls limited. how big a task will it be to rebuild you it will be very complicated and probably a long process. he thought it already after the war in 2014. he said, not forget, garza is under a blockade that was imposed by israel, but also partially at times by egypt ever since i'm up to power in 2007, 2007. now this, okay, this now they're almost for 14 years, and that's of course it's a felt here in a

but only one, i felt thousands of families being in families suffering of almost 2 weeks of lone bartman. c u. l 0. gaza. erica is contributed to the washington diplomat newspaper and he's author of a book called the g o. p. civil war. he says president joe biden has been forced to acknowledge voices within his own party. and what a change in policy towards israel. what you're seeing now are a number of democrats who are willing to come out and speak in very openly critical terms of israel and israel's military, aggression or millet. it's military response, a visa be what we're saying in the gaza strip. now this is unprecedented, something we would not have seen from democrats even 5 years ago. but now what you're seeing are not only a number of democrats willing to go as far as to call israel and apartheid state, willing to even push their own president. and i think what you're seeing is a president who has been backed into a corner because his own party has not been with them. and his staff, members of the democratic party who recognized their power and recognized their power over u. s

they managed to fix until buddy the big hole that was called by by days of labor bartman, they managed to fix that. we could see them fixing repairing. 1 the sewage network on some of the also water supply, and then we can see that one of them is water supply is still there in the back and it's causing it put lots of water leaks in the street. also from here we could have some exclusions on some rockets fired from garza and to southern military. winkle said that the 1st 3 waves of record stored on on the 412 are stored in list on one hour, which is a significant escalation. and one of the things that we haven't seen in the last couple of days, at least back to the neighbor, the south, our neighborhood, the, the people who said that they have received 2 kinds of warning one to evacuate. and then afterwards received the phone call. also from me to go back and then the big one. sorry. i said i'll call to evacuated. so they are in and out and out. i know they are panicking. doug. terrified they said, we don't know either we, we are allowed to go back to our home, or we have to find them th

what we saw with bruce bartman in pennsylvania is that he was listening to president trump.dent that made him do it, in his account. he said he believed the lies. and in a weird sense, he decided he had to cheat because the other side was cheating. he has now been deprogrammed by the criminal justice system to understand and realize that he was being lied to. i'm not sure we can get everyone to go through that, and i'm not sure what the answer really is. the fact is, if you have powerful people with big broadcast audiences who were big on twitter and they have acolytes who are going to spread this stuff, people are going to believe it. that's the lesson. if the lie is big, people will believe it. >> and if the lie is repeated to these people, they believe it, it becomes their truth. eddie, you hinted at something bigger. i want to give you a chance to say more about that. >> my only point is this, nicole. we have to fight for the -- this is an existential battle, and it seems to me that we're playing too nice with these people. they're not -- we treat their arguments as if t

is really security cabinet is needing to discuss a possible truce even as a spawn bartman of the territory continue today. killing at least one palestinian israeli defense force says about 70 rockets were fired towards israel from gaza. at the same time, germany's foreign minister is also in the region meeting with israeli and palestinian officials and echoing calls for an end to the violence. a difficult trip for germany's foreign minister, high commands landed in the middle east, hoping to her brokerage cease fire between israel and palestine militants. there's enough, we are convinced that life and security in peace is only possible in a permanent basis. if israelis and palestinians on both sides can live in a self determined way, that is what the 2 state solution invisible. thank you so much minutes. but upon arrival at the bangle room, airport ma starched a question on the israeli attacks that have killed at least 230 palestinians according to gaza. health officials instead of referring in detail to the death toll in gather, he again repeated his statement, saying that israel has the