, shady, we cannot hear bilal voice, hazim says he found bilal face down, covered in blood, he wasn't, no any response, nothing, hazim, other westbank palestinians tell us settler violence has spiked since hamas's october 7th attacks. their raides more braizen, they say and sometimes aided all the farming contributes um some $200 million dollars to the palestinian economy. absolutely, and again, you know, these are people that just getting by there every day, and no threat at all, but being taken advantage because they are just palestinians. we have another tweet, uh, we have a video coming up by the... um leader of the muslim association of britain who is chair woman, she tells lbc um of the palestinian protest not being paused and it actually is in line with the freedom of speech. we'll see the video now as she unfolds this be watching again and again every saturday because of the shit horror that and the scale of those who have been killed in gaza, the scenes coming out us simply horrifying number of dead children, the doctors, the journalists and and and it's just turning into a b

so too her brother, bilal. it's been 55 days of waiting.cture naeema saw of her sons from hamas�*s media channels, held prisoner. in this bedouin community, women can't appear on camera but this is naeema's voice. translation: i am asking hamas to bring back my children. - enough is enough. every night i feel bad. i can't take this any more. i'm losing my mind. naeema often had tears in her eyes when we were talking and you can hear in her voice the emotions, the fear and the anger, and right now, most of all, the desperation as she waits for her children to be released the way the others have been. translation: why does | hamas not set them free? why does israel not call for their release, like it did with others? aisha is 16, bilal is 18, and hamza is 22. their father is diabetic and suffers from hypertension. he takes injections. why were they not released? i can't live it, i am so tired of this tragedy. the children's uncle, ali, has a clear message for those negotiating the releases. translation: the government always gives us of the s

so too her brother, bilal. it's been 55 days of waiting.oman saw of her sons from hamas�*s media channels, held prisoner. in this bedouin community, women can't appear on camera but this is her voice. translation: i am asking hamas to bring back my children. - enough is enough. every night i feel bad. i can't take this any more. i'm losing my mind. naeema often had tears in her eyes when we were talking and you can hear in her voice the emotions, the fear and the anger, and right now, most of all, the desperation as she waits for her children to be released the way the others have been. translation: why does | hamas not set them free? why does israel not call for their release, like it did with others? aisha is 16, bilal is 18, and hamza is 22. their father is diabetic and suffers from hypertension. he takes injections. why were they not released? i can't live it, i am so tired of this tragedy. the children's uncle, ali, has a clear message for those negotiating the releases. translation: the government always gives us of the same answer, -

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this footage captured four is released settlers approaching bilal salah's land, wearing whie with a guncross his shoulder. i shot rings out. moments later, his relatives find him lying dead on the ground. he was buried that same day. we met his grieving widow at a family home. "he was taken from his children. what will our children understand after seeing their father murdered on his land? >> reporter: since the brutal hamas attack on october 7, violence against palestinians living in the israeli occupied west bank has escalated with over 120 people killed, at least eight by settlers who are well armed and well-trained and say human rights activists increasingly encroaching on palestinian land. jerusalem's deputy mayor and settlers and settler aryeh king says bilal salah was a terrorisd the shooter acted in self-defense. >> he did exactly the right thin that i would d the same. >> reporter: with due respect, he was a farmer. >> these farmers. this is not human being. >> reporter: this video provided by the shooter's lawyer shows two men, one throwing stones. but salah is not seen in thi

actually were three, two were killed - 24 hours ago and one around midnight tonight and his name was bilal jadal and he's director general of baitus sahafah or it's a sort of a forum for for for journalists, it was very famous journalist and it's and and he runs a training center for journalists and he was killed along with his brother-in-law as they were driving in gaza sheik radhan neighborhood and israeli tank directly targeting him, killing him and his uh his companion. in in the car, this brings to more than 60, the number of palestinian journalists killed during this war, and you have to also uh point out that all journalists who were killed during this war, they were wearing bulletproof vests and helmets, so it doesn't matter if you wear a bulletproof vest and helmet, when the israelies want to kill you, they will kill you, and always palestinia jonis have been the target of the israeli regime and not even... journalist, also international journalist throughout the over the past 202 years, also some international journalists were killed like tom herndall and the british journalist a

a week later, bilal's body was handed over to his family with a deep cut sewn from his neck to his navelcording to his brother jalal ahmad , there was nothing inside his brother's stomach and all his teeth were pulled. there are no exact statistics available on the number of palestinian bodies in captivity. this is only one of the open cases of zionist crimes either not reported correctly or responded to as such. sajjadeh hayai khabari sed and sima has been given. now we will go back to the studio of the hello reporter program and we will see the continuation of this program together . good morning. good morning, dear viewers, with the continuation of hello khabar, stay with us today. in this section, we will go to the glass hall of sed and sima news agency, mrs. azarfam. hello, good morning. mr. hosseini. hello to you and the viewers of khabar . good morning with an overview of the news and we are with you today's events, the news and events that my colleagues in specialized groups at seda news agency and sima is obliged to cover it in the media. one of today's programs is related to th

abid, subhi, bilal and alla barghouth — four of thousands of gazans killed.ys "you're with god now. you were such a good son." grief is one form of suffering in gaza. this is another. hundreds gather outside one of the few flour mills still running. the manager tries to pacify people. "we haven't eaten for two days," some in the crowd shout. translation: we've escaped death, but now are dying slowly _ because of a severe shortage of food, flour and basic needs. we are a family of eight. i burn discarded paper cups to keep my children warm. here, too, they're under the threat of bombardment. at the moment, no aid trucks are going in for gaza's 2.2 million. all but a tiny handful can't get out. yogita limaye, bbc news, jerusalem. that's a situation, just one of the hospitals. i've been speaking with amir avivi, former deputy commander of the israel defense forces gaza division. i started by asking him why israel will only allow two fuel lorries to enter gaza each day. well, you know, we are very concerned with a fuel going to hamas concerned with fuel going to

abid, subhi, bilal and alla barghouth, four of thousands of gazans killed. "you're with god now. you were such a good son." grief is one form of suffering in gaza. this is another. hundreds gather outside one of the few flour mills still running. the manager tries to pacify people. "we haven't eaten for two days," some in the crowd shout. translation: we've escaped death, but now are dying slowly _ because of a severe shortage of food, flour and basic needs. we are a family of eight. i burn discarded paper cups to keep my children warm. here, too, they're under the threat of bombardment. at the moment, no aid trucks are going in for gaza's 2.2 million. all but a tiny handful can't get out. yogita limaye, bbc news, jerusalem. heartbreaking scenes from on the ground in gaza. heartbreaking scenes from on the ground in gaza. the israeli operation is focussed on gaza's north, but it is not limited to the region. there are frequent air strikes on the south of the strip, too. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell has the latest. nowhere feels safe, even in so

talking to the community, pleading to hamas to the community, pleading to hamas to release 18—year—old bilaln who were released earlier in the day. let me show you some live pictures very quickly from the west bank. this isjust outside pictures very quickly from the west bank. this is just outside the 0ffa prison outside ramallah. i could tell you that 30 palestinians are if not being released, are about to be released. 22 palestinian children and eight women. you're up to date with the situation in israel. you're up to date with the situation in israel. henry kissinger never is need of an introduction. he was probably the most renowned statesman of the last century. the architect of nixon's opening to china, the detente with the soviet union, and during his time at the white house, was responsible for some seismic policy shifts, that redirected the course of world affairs — not least his role in establishing peace between israel and egypt. but he was a ruthless practitioner of real politik. in the 1960s, he approved the secret bombing of north vietnamese camps in cambodia and laus, without

abid, subhi, bilal and alla barghouth, four of thousands of gazans killed.er. hundreds gather outside one of the few flour mills still running. the manager tries to pacify people. "we haven't eaten for two days," some in the crowd shout. translation: we've escaped death, but now are dying slowly _ because of a severe shortage of food, flour and basic needs. we are a family of eight. i burn discarded paper cups to keep my children warm. here, too, they're under the threat of bombardment. at the moment, no aid trucks are going in for gaza's 2.2 million. all but a tiny handful can't get out. yogita limaye, bbc news, jerusalem. let's get more on the situation inside gaza's hospitals. the al ahli hospital in northern gaza is owned and run by the anglican church. canon richard sewell is the head of that hospital , which you may remember was hit by a deadly explosion last month. hejoins us now. he hasjust he has just returned to london. thank you for being with us in the programme. tell me what you're hearing is happening at your hospital. what is the latest? matth

this is the author aaliyah bilal. >> on behalf of the finalists, we oppose the ongoing bombardment of gaza and call for an humanitarian cease-fire to address the humanitarian needs the palestinian civilians, particularly children. we oppose anti-semitism and anti-palestinian sentiment and islamophobia equally. accepting the human dignity of all parties, knowing that further bloodshed does nothing to secure lasting peace. amy: one of the event's sponsors, zibby media, withdrew its support ahead of the prize ceremony after learning of the authors' plan to speak out against the war. meanwhile, black christian faith leaders have been meeting with white house officials and members of the congressional black caucus to call for an end to the violence. last week, over 900 black faith leaders representing churches across the u.s. took out a full-page ad in "the new york times" to call for a ceasefire and a commitment to a meaningful peace process. 24 members of the house of representatives have signed a joint letter calling on president biden to press for a bilateral ceasefire in gaza on the b

abid, subhi, bilal and alla barghouth — four of thousands of gazans killed.other says. "you're with god now. you were such a good son." grief is one form of suffering in gaza. this is another. hundreds gather outside one of the few flour mills still running. the manager tries to pacify people. "we haven't eaten for two days," some in the crowd shout. translation: we've escaped death, but now are dying slowly _ because of a severe shortage of food, flour and basic needs. we are a family of eight. i burn discarded paper cups to keep my children warm. here, too, they're under the threat of bombardment. at the moment, no aid trucks are going in for gaza's 2.2 million. all but a tiny handful can't get out. yogita limaye, bbc news, jerusalem. joining me tonight is lex takkenberg. he was formerly the unrwa director of operations. he is now a senior adviser at the arab renaissance for democracy and development. good to have you on the programme. as a former director of operations, can you explain the combination of factors that led to unrwa's decision if they to susp

. >> reporter: bilal saleh was collecting olives from his ancestral land with his family last saturdaye grove in the west bank is surrounded by illegal israeli settlements in flagrant violation of international law. this footage captured four israeli settlers approaching saleh's land wearing white. one with a gun slung across his shoulder. [ gunshot ] a shot rings out. moments later his traumatized relatives find him lying dead on the ground. saleh was buried that very same day. we met his widow iqlas at their family home overlooking their ancient olive grove. when you heard the gunshot, you had witnessed your husband being murdered. what did you tell your children? >> translator: they've been told he was wounded. but when everyone saw me crying, they knew their father was dead. >> reporter: this man has been arrested in connection with the killing, claiming self-defense. since the brutal hamas attack on october 7th, violence against palestinians living in the israeli occupied west bank has escalated. with over 100 people killed, at least five by settlers, who are well armed and well t

minsk received permission to operate this flight a long time ago, but western sanctions against bilalng carried out. diplomats and missions have not yet worked on resolving this issue... almost 500 belarusians turned to the embassy for help, looking for an opportunity to return to their homeland, while the israeli authorities gave minsk permission for one humanitarian flight, but the parties are actively continuing evacuation sentences, well now first emotions, we live in the city of ashkilon, this city is located 20 km from aza, in day, in the first days we received 500 shells every day. a shell hit the house next to us, bombed the store, we spent 30 days under bombing, we really wanted to return home, just a big thank you, yes, to the government of the republic of belarus, and personally, lukashenko, the president, lukashenko alexander gurovich, however, for representing re, something, well, they helped us out, we’ll visit our native land for about a month and a half, as it turns out. we’ll fly back to israel, because our children are there, our grandchildren are there, our account

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there is a wanted man, bilal hussein, 30 years old, believed to be from the birmingham area. these incidents. and they are have been over the past 24 hours carrying out different warrants for his arrest to try and find him. they are appealing to the pubuc him. they are appealing to the public for any information of his whereabouts . they would like his whereabouts. they would like to speak to him in connection with those attacks. but, of course, in small heath, course, here in small heath, this mcdonald's behind was this mcdonald's behind me was the that was attacked. the third one that was attacked. that, of course, is also being investigated by the west midlands they say at midlands police. but they say at this moment they don't have enough to know enough information on to know whether the attack was connected. so, of course, the suspects that are already suspects that they are already interviewing and of course, already on lookout as already on the lookout for as well, going up well, particularly going up north to keighley in bradford , north to keighley in bradford, where

and they're still looking for a 30 year old, bilal hussein in connection with those attacks as well.y a number of warrants in their determination to arrest him, but are appealing to the for public any more information. the police here say that their position is clear . they say this position is clear. they say this is appalling and will not be tolerated. and they're going to hunt down and prosecute anyone tolerated. and they're going to huntcommits,:| prosecute anyone tolerated. and they're going to huntcommits, commits te anyone tolerated. and they're going to huntcommits, commits such yone tolerated. and they're going to huntcommits, commits such acts. who commits, commits such acts. of course, it seems to be birmingham is the only place where mice specific attacks are taking place. but we know we have copycat attacks as have seen copycat attacks as well in keighley in bradford and a mcdonald's there where sticky insects in a box were thrown at staff and also on the floor of that mcdonald's, as well as windows smashed as long as as well as mcdonald's . of course, well as mcdonald's

they're now searching for 30 year old bilal hussein in footage shared on social media shows, these mices two incident that's earlier this week so far and it's all about isabel. >> well, it's all about palestine. and you saw his number plate there almost trying to say palestine. it was coordinated, very organised. and they seem to think mcdonald's has pro—israel stance in has sort of pro—israel stance in all of this. >> well, this is about because basically in israel, mcdonald's donated meals to soldiers. >> there and security workers. so this is the revenge being wreaked with all of this . we're wreaked with all of this. we're going to go to our reporter jack carson, who's across all of this. >> well, this is certainly different, jack . different, jack. >> yeah, yeah, it certainly is . >> yeah, yeah, it certainly is. of course, yesterday the police confirmed that within their investigations, of course, within the first two incidents that happened over at the star city leisure complex just outside the city centre. and also in perry barr. after those mice attacks in those mcdonald's resta

west midlands police say for a 30 year old bilal hussain, believed to be from birmingham, they wouldto him. of course, with these would like to talk to him. of cours attacks with these would like to talk to him. of cours attacks as with these would like to talk to him. of cours attacks as well. with these would like to talk to him. of cours attacks as well. theythese would like to talk to him. of cours attacks as well. they have mice attacks as well. they have said that they've executed a number attempts at an arrest number of attempts at an arrest warrant over the past past 24 hours, but have so far been unsuccessful . so they are unsuccessful. so they are appealing to the to to the the pubuc appealing to the to to the the public for information of public for any information of course, on whereabouts. we course, on his whereabouts. we know yesterday, of course, i reported that up in west yorkshire in bradford, where a starbucks and a mcdonald's have both had windows smashed with hammers and also sticking sex thrown in that restaurant by community pro palestine campaigners that an ar

they want to speak to an amir khan, a 32 year old and 30 year old bilal hussain over those incidents.he pair, who they suspect are involved in the unsuspecting they call unsuspecting, unacceptable and distressing incidents. they also say that here at small heath, they are also investigating that similar incident. they don't currently believe at this moment in for all these three in time for all these three incidents to be connected. but they say that their position they do say that their position is that this these mice is clear, that this these mice attacks appalling they attacks are appalling and they say be tolerated , say they will not be tolerated, that will down that we will hunt down birmingham police and birmingham police say, and prosecute has prosecute anyone who has committed acts. of course, committed such acts. of course, it's not just here birmingham it's notjust here in birmingham now these attacks on what now that these attacks on what these pro—palestine campaigners are calling pro—israel established sites. of course, mcdonald's is one of the three starbucks and disne