we also almost daily sometimes see in occupied east jerusalem. a place that brings all 3 really is give a 2 days of christianity as well as a slam because we have many palestinians living and occupied east jerusalem. the are living under a very similar circumstances to the potter's sinews in oxford occupied was like can you talk us through that part because that sometimes can be often for boston the palestinians in occupied east jerusalem have what is called blue i the they do not hold any sort of citizenship, of course, sounds that may hold the citizenship to another country, but they do not hold is rarely citizenship. and many of them are state lists. we have spoken to, i want to say hundreds of thousands of palestinians who are st. louis who do not have anything but this blue id. and when you have this blue id, israel says that it's freedom of movement within israel's freedom of movement across the occupied territories. so you, while you can do other is this sort of freedom of movement. there are intense military check points all over the coun

we had been reporting from a man in jordan after our band from occupied east jerusalem back in may. when a similar situation happened to these really police came into the workspace rated the office, confiscated the equipment and told us to leave. and why? because of the truth, kelly, and because of the great work of the journalist as my new english. okay. and it's was just a last thing i owed you. this is no because of course has done this is a lot going on in the background. uh, honda and you know, you mentioned that we had the office in occupied east jerusalem, but interestingly, bureau is actually based in west jerusalem. and the reason why we had moved at the time was because of the kind of threats that we were receiving from a extremist members of these really public because of this narrative that was being put sounds on him and is writing media roles. certainly through the is ray, the government that we want to be trusted. um, but you know, we've spoken also so many, many is riley's um who was following very closely uh, coverage because it's really local media news. channels a

now about 700000 settlers are in the territory and east jerusalem compared to 2700000 palestinians. the un and much of the international community consider the settlements illegal. but the israeli government takes a different view. settlements must be built with the official approval in order to be plugged into the electric grid and have running water. settlers who build without permission occupies so called outposts, which are often retroactively given legal status by the government as the palestinians in the occupied westbank must deal with frequent settler violence. military raids and a looming humanitarian crisis in the long term age expansion or legal ization of a settlement or outpost means they control less land. the palestinian authority only has limited control over certain areas in the west bank. and many palestinians are critical of their leadership. the void is increasingly filled by militant groups like a mouse and his law makes it hard. meanwhile, and israel hard liners in the cabinet have said they want to annex the entire westbank. international condemnation has done

and promise these really government all so shut down as you to in ramallah not just in occupied east jerusalem. he went on to say that israel will go after any sort of any channels who are the mouth piece for him us and his by law. but of course, these are allegations and accusations that have no basis or backing to them whatsoever. they are ridiculous and have no credibility. this is a continuation of the attacks and intimidation on to 0 and it's journalist and it didn't just start in may when occupied east jerusalem. it was shut down. but it started when the war began. that is, when all of this had really begun the law that the communication minister wrote the as a 0 law was passed and he is really parliament in april and then signed into law by benjamin netanyahu in may when the office and occupied east jerusalem was shut down promptly us to report from a man in jordan, but love, this is a continuation of the tactics by these really government, by these really army in order to silence those who hold them accountable to silence those who report on their atrocities every single day. and of co

announced x the age of tax today including the one the close, the as far as the golfing, occupied east, jerusalem. and in israel. and of course, the islamic resistance in iraq is also claimed today us and attacking israel by fine drones at a lot. so this exchange of fire is still carrying on. and as we had out of the lebanese ministry of house has said that 33 people have been killed across the country, say a numerous, 200 injured and not that doesn't even begin to count for the people, the people, the probably perished or was the wounded from the strikes on the head offline. all right, oliver, we'll leave it there for the moment. thank you for keeping us updated. that's all of the most and in the root, it was really a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu made his 1st remarks about the killing of hudson, as well as shortly off the landing back in israel from the united nations, and was to give it to the citizens of is right. we have great achievements, but the work is not yet completed. in the coming days we will face significant challenges and we will face got to get to the side of the building. a

the number of palestinians killed in the west bank including east jerusalem since last october stands at around 700 including over 150 children. with the number of injuries as 6000 people. over 3300 palestinians have been displaced and over 12,000 people have been arbitrarily detained , hostages endured a never ending nightmare. in parallel, israel is advancing its settler colonial agenda with more and more settlers installed and more and more palestinians displaced. violence by settlers and soldiers is spreading like wildfire to push people out of their homeland. israel wants you to believe its military aggression is about security, but it knows by experience that it is actually creating the conditions of insecurity. no one is naive enough to ignore what this is about. it is about the land. all palestinians are guilty of being palestinians and for wanting to live on their land, the land of their ancestors, their sentence -- ethnic cleansing, apartheid, arbitrary detention or death. how long will they have to suffer such a terrifying fate? should we all pretend that we did not see the

including their right to self determination and to the creation of an independent state with east jerusalem as its capital. arab group staunchly condemns continued israeli attacks on the gaza strip and states in the region. these are flagrant violations of international law and of the relevant un resolutions. amit the recent escalation in israeli aggression on lebanon, syria has opened its borders to refugees and has begun sending medical. convoys, press tv's ibrahim vahti has more in this report. the israeli regime insists on continuing its unspeakable crimes. in recent days, the occupation army has expanded its targets in lebanon and intensified its aggression against innocent civilians. syria immediately took the initiative to support the lebanese brothers in their ordeel. president bashar al-assad instructed the syrian government to provide all possible means of assistance to support. leban's resilience against israel aggression, the crimes of design is know no bounds, they are difficult to describe or even discuss, but in these initial hours of your work, the primary focus above all ot

124 to 14 from the right to self-defense against palestinian terrorism in the gaza strip and east jerusalem. it comes as no surprise you examine the failed policy joe biden and kamala harris that embolden our adversaries, antifreedom sentiment around the world. they have stood in israel's way and have turned their back on israel. for everyone who cares about the safety of the jewish state, kamala harris is an alignment with radical far left sympathizers and instantly disqualified from any office let alone president of the united states. [cheering] must never. [cheering] because as that is joe biden is going kamala harris is worse. continue joe biden and will deepen and the contrast could not be cleared. it is an indisputable fact president trump of the strongest record of any american president when it comes to standing with israel. [cheering] the list of accomplishments is lengthy. president trump moved the embassy to its rightful place, capital jerusalem and president trump negotiated historic abraham accords and pride for normalization and more than a century. as an undergraduate and sel

how does the or is operations in israel and occupied east jerusalem were forced to shop a month later? any reporting within israel and water considered security issues must go through and military censor is really monitors, say more than $600.00 articles were censored last year alone, a reporting and so called administrative detention. a system that keeps thousands of palestinians, including children detained without charges, is also heavily restricted. a point illustrated by the higher it's newspaper when it published, censored report, showing blacked, eye redacted text message that the world seizes this. i was petrified, petrified that the world will see, not just the consequences of it's terrific actions listening can it, does that. but also the very immediate way in which the israeli occupation she is teetering is also does not have significant control over any of its friends, right? now, the committee to protect journalist says the war on guys has been the most least or conflict for journalists on record and by country laws of itself as a beacon of democracy and press freedom. an

they can use those they use in east jerusalem that skunk quarter. why on us, are they using live rounds? how come not in any way be acceptable? well, the short answer is you'd have to ask now, eh, you know, i remember being on trial once and it is really just me. the 2nd question they said, why would they so suddenly start shooting? i said, well ask them because these protests are like, we've heard. i mean, they have historically always been on the, on, on, on, on the protesters of marching and demanding their rights. and but, but, but generally speaking of, there's the, the only explanation that i can think goes intimidation. they do not last active as the calm. they do not want the protesters to come, they want the past, it needs to be a heavy price. and actually they've been successful because of many of the villages that historically began these friday march is back in 2005. there are no abroad to us because they pay such a heavy price in terms of data. the death toll, the children being tortured, interested, and so on this, they've just, they'r

little indication that any one has been or will be held to account citizen, the west bank at east jerusalem have reached the boiling point with many now wording it is gradually descending into another guides of id, a phrase have grown more frequent. the military's operations of stretching longer are becoming deadly and more brutal human rights organizations from all sides is really probably seen in international how busy documenting the growing least of abuses, but with a general sense. so impunity hanging in there. it's hard to see how things will improve any time soon. marie, from ocean on how to you free floating from east jerusalem. and it's good to have your company pull this micro costs from moscow. switching gears now with russian forces continue to push back a few. craney and troops from the quarter screeching of the nations administrator defended the says key f as last over $318.00 men in just the last 24 hours and russian administrative visuals are report foiling ukrainian plans of attacking critical russian infrastructure as russian chop a cruise was zeroed in on ukrainian long r

cbs' imtiaz tyab begins our coverage tonight from east jerusalem. imtiaz, good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening. well, tens of thousands of israelis have taken to the streets in grief and fury tonight, following the announcement. six hostages, including an american, had been killed in gaza. and to demand a cease-fire deal with hamas, which would see the remaining captives freed. the six have been identified as ori danino, alex lobe noef, almong viewsy, eden yerushalmi, and israeli-american hersh goldberg-polin. they gathered to say their anguished final good-byes. almong sarusi's loved ones were also overcome with grief at his burial. his mother, nera saying, we love you and you will stay if our hearts. israeli american hersh goldberg-polin's americans, whose plight to release the hostages took them around the world, including addressing last month's american democratic national convention -- >> hersh, stay strong, survive. >> reporter: -- issued a statement saying, with broken hearts, the goldberg-polin family is devastated to announce the

all fields, fight east jerusalem on the mac resistance in iraq as they are cool, they fi drones at a lot. there's been no word for me is randy matri on that strike. and as you said, the ministry of health here in level has updated this because i'm just today across the country. 33 people have been killed in the strikes and almost 200 injured. and that doesn't even take into account the incredibly large, aerial bombardment, all the favor started on friday night, went through today. are you still carrying on now? yeah. and all of a clean, the many people are being affected as you just said, not just in one area, but in several areas. can you focus through the moods of the moment and let them know not just with the supports of house on the stall he has a massive support in leather known, but also we have those that are against him or against hezbollah, however, have supported them throughout this will and certainly against the will in gaza and then you also have those that to displace and really talking about living and said, just give us a sense of the out in the sit and mood the most

and we've seen that in the occupied westbank as well, and then raised and occupied east jerusalem. these journalists putting everything they can out there risking their lives to tell the truth and is really forces have killed a number of palestinian journalists. is exactly uh, hundreds of hundreds of course will be coming back to you over and over again in the next coming hours as we try and unpack what's going on here. and so it's, and the of the israeli government has accused all just sarah and has done since the beginning of the will of a being a national security threat. this is, of course completely denied by alta 0. now let's go live to a highly high some who's live for us in bay woods. um ali, uh, you know, you, yourself, personally. well, we're covering, you were covering events in southern lebanon back in october. not last of the october 7 attacks. not last of the government decided these really government decided they were going to be at will. and they were going to take this to gaza. a will that has continued now for almost a year. you are parts of a group of journalists

see how things will improve any time soon. marie, from ocean on how to you free floating from east jerusalem. by switching gears are on the program on our to you guys are russian forces continue pushing ukrainian troops back out of a quarter of region of the nation's m. o to use as p f. as last, over $380.00 men in just the last 24 hours of the russian military officials, those are reporting of foiling ukrainian plans to attack critical russian infrastructure. and with the use of its air force or rupture struck the framing artillery positions and assume a rich well, open out one cross pulling all to use the english down off with this exclusive report from the quarter scary. the entire left bank of the river saying that it seems of ukraine income because you drones and everything that is callous enough to get into the sites our you a v proximity detector is going up relentlessly warning over the maximum threat level. the the oh that's 30 by the by so you just do the loser. so the selected. so it's essentially what's the effect? please keep, i'll just keep us, you know, with this stuff as this

as soon as in the west bank at east jerusalem have reached a boiling point with many now wording it is gradually descending into another. gather heidi, a phrase have grown more frequent. the military's operations of stretching longer are becoming deadly and more brutal human rights organizations from all sides is really probably seen in international how busy documenting the growing least of abuses, but with a general sense. so impunity hanging in there, it's hard to see how things will improve anytime soon. marie, from ocean on how to free floating from east jerusalem. thanks very much. you're turning into our thing. get new news with us over the last half. now we'll be back with more at the top of the next one, but until then you kind of course i do, but to a website all to you don't come for more news analysis and everything much more a acceptance. and i'm going to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please, or do the have the state department, the c,

see how things will improve any time soon. marie, from ocean on how to you free floating from east jerusalem. right, switching gears are on the program on, on, say, as russian forces are pushing back ukrainian troops from the corners region, the nation's m. o, d u says kia was lost over 380 men in just the last 24 hours and the russian, i'm editor officials also report funding, ukrainian plans of attacking critical russian infrastructure. that's as a russian shop. a cruise was zeroed in on ukrainian long range on saturday, physicians on key of troops in the trenches. so open house was eager to sign off with his exclusive report from the quarter screeching the entire left bank of the river. same bends streams of ukrainian company. kazi, drones and everything that is callous enough to get into the sites. our u. a v proximity detector is going up relentlessly warning over the maximum threat level, the, [000:00:00;00] the oh, that's 3 by the by. so you just do that to move this to the selected . so it's a sense we're still going to connect to this. please keep, i'll just keep us. you know, let's

been inactive by these really prime minister, which prompted the rate of the office and occupied east jerusalem, which is why we have been reporting from my mand jordan since then. but when it comes to israel's policies in the occupied westbank or teams on the ground, there have been covering the story nonstop since the war began. it's been the deadliest year on record for palestinians. the raids have only gone up in size and scale by these really military. you're looking at more than 700 palestinians who been killed in the occupied west bank alone by is really forces who destroyed every thing and anything in their way when they're reading these post a new cities and villages. yeah, that's all right, and the is going to be an international reaction to this. not least from organizations like a policy and journalist syndicate. stay as condense condemn this move and describe as an arbitrary military decision. it's a violation against john lipstick and media works, but we, we have seen for a while now, but particularly since october, the pressure rising on not just john less but also active us in t

which crawled out with full sovereignty within the borders of june 4 , 1967 with its capital in east jerusalem, i would like to take this opportunity to thank my russian friends for the principled position that moscow takes. from the first day of the escalation in the gaza strip , we also discussed with mr. lavrov the development of the situation in libya, as already mentioned, libya is of great importance to us, it is a neighboring country for egypt, we agreed that it is necessary to provide support to the libyan people so that they can decide their own destiny without any interference from the outside, without any... the formation of a new leadership that will be able to lead the country out of the crisis, preserve the territorial integrity of libya, we also discussed the situation in sudan, a catastrophic situation is developing there, from a humanitarian point of view, we emphasized the importance of an immediate ceasefire and an end to the current crisis, an end to the suffering of the brotherly sudanese people. and the need to take measures to preserve the unity of this country. i also i

but the idea of the east jerusalem, gaza the westbank, they're all interconnected. and yet the way that the narrative is within the west is to separate them into the apartment allies, them as if they are not all part of posting in territory and posting integration in general. and you change the words of these headlines in the so called the main stream, either in, in nato nations. um, you might have to give us some examples and, and clearly the going out and social media not really affecting the media. you're attacking implicitly for, i suppose, hiding and disguising the mass soldier of, of untold numbers of women and children, and women and children. yeah, i mean, you were looking at a language of dehumanization that and what the white washing of prime, right? so there's 2 sort of components to it. it's the way that the narrative is told in order to avoid culpability for israel responsibility for israel's actions. right, so you'll see patterns where mainstream western outlets will avoid actually meaning israel within their headlines, right? they will not attribute a

ground a territorially continuous and viable state within the 1967 borders and with its capital in east jerusalem. and while high-ranking tribunes speak of the need to cease fire in the middle east, explosions are heard in the region itself. the israel defense forces again struck the dahiya region in beirut, where the leader of hezbollah was liquidated. radical. made by the movement. sayed hassan nasrul, the secretary general of hezbollah, joined the immortal great men whom he led for almost 30 years, from victory to victory. the leadership of hezbollah vows to continue the fight, confronting the enemy, defending the gaza strip and palestine, as well as lebanon. the blow fell primarily on densely populated areas of the lebanese capital. hezbollah headquarters were located underground, on the surface there were residential buildings, were. civilians killed and wounded is growing rapidly, the israeli air force fighters carried out the attack. hassan nasrallah himself was a staunch opponent. he joined hezbollah back in 1982 after israel invaded lebanon, which led to the fifth arab-israeli war. he be

israel has ordered a 45 day shutdown full months ago. israel, close the channels, offices in east jerusalem, the board of the phone price association in israel, and the palestinian territories and worthy of that name. people will tell that from reporters without borders. does your long canal, which has a new president elect or no rock camaro? does that? no. yeah. okay. has claim victory of to winning just over 42 percent inside today's election, the incumbent on elbow trim is senior. it has congratulated his opponent on the victory mocks as little maker as spent most of his career on the fringes. but 2 years of the issue long cuz unprecedented financial crisis is promises of tax costs and talking corruption as resonated with many votes. by what you then if you've just been elected for long cause, next president, a newer camara, dis, a night, a list. this politician who spend most of his political career on the margins member who they might be. i think even though there was a need for government with a mandate from the people who know what she want to risk is a country from the crisis. you k

israel has ordered a 45 day shutdown full months ago is real, close the channels, offices in east jerusalem. the board off the phone for us association in israel and the palestinian territories as a condemned the right saying it's signal to shift away from democratic values. from all of this that's uh, bring in and the general director of reporters without borders table blue tiny joints has now from new york city. table b is really military ledges that the al jazeera news room is being used to quote, insight tear up to support terrorist activities. and that the channels brought costs and dangerous security and a public order. what's your take on this? it's a preposterous statement um, but it's unfortunately in line with the past, the statements from the strategy defense forces regarding charles and in general. and you mentioned some of the comments that had been made by the media community about their, the position of israel towards ultra 0. we're facing a kind of specific persecution of the 0 in order to deprive the media outlets from a continuing its activities wherever actually engaged i

screaming example of terrorist and viable state within the 1967 borders and with its capital in east jerusalemthods, as a means of achieving political goals is the inhumane attack on lebanon by turning civilian technologies into lethal weapons. it is necessary to immediately investigate this crime. but even now we cannot ignore the numerous publications in the media, including in europe, and here in the united states, which testify to one or another involvement and at least awareness of washington in the preparation of this terrorist attack. we understand that the americans always deny everything and will do everything to cover up the facts that have appeared, just as they did in response to irrefutable evidence of their involvement in the terrorist attacks on gas pipelines. nord streams. these gas pipelines, by the way, were a wonderful symbol of the very global cooperation that our secretary general dreams of, as a result of their destruction, the competitiveness of the european union in the world economy has been undermined for many, many years to the benefit of the united states. on the co

to media reports, a rocket fired from lebanon hit the central court of the zionist regime in east jerusalem. here it is israel a zionist was killed in the resistance forces to the zionist settlements in the north of occupied palestine. the zionist media announced the initial news indicating a simultaneous missile and drone attack from lebanon, yemen and iraq against israel. following the attacks of the forces resistance, danger alarm in nahariya and shalemmi. it sounded in the north of occupied palestine. uri sources reported the rocket attack of lebanon's hezbollah on the zionist settlement of maal adamim in the east of the occupied city of quds. zionist media reported that electricity was cut off in many parts of maal admim town and its surroundings after being hit by rockets fired from lebanon . palestinians living in the west bank were also hit by hizb rockets. god , they expressed their happiness to this zionist settlement in the occupied territories. hey, god, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey , hey, hey, hey , hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. some news sour

of their business is done, or the city of tel aviv itself, which was attacked yesterday. that east jerusalem attacked means that these are places that have a strong psychological effect. i personally do not think that the regime, as you can see, physical terror and killing people, this is a traditional way of teaching. al-qaeda cannot achieve its goals and goals by entering them on the ground. you are my witness. you were in self- defense even now in ukraine war in other places when the parties carry out an air attack, the land is not captured, which means that the goal will not advance unless they have a ground entry. the ground entry is also very difficult for the zionist regime with the anomalies of the lebanese and other issues . the 33-day war, the 33 -day war, the intensity of destruction is 10 times the actual destruction , until now, for example, they did not destroy many ports in beirut, but in the 33-day war, the airports were disabled several times. 2006, the zionist attack on "lebanonization" relative to now, but at the same time, i believe the resistance must have a strong deter

first of all, the court addresses the issue that israel's presence in the west bank, east jerusalem and gaza is an occupation and it should leave those areas immediately. the presence of israel as the presence of an occupier, it is a violation of international law, humanitarian law, and human rights, because the palestinian people's right to self-determination is considered the most important human right, after the right to life , and the most important human right is the right to self-determination . mr. rudbari's non-verbal discussion , we are getting closer to khabar hasht. thank you for talking to us , ms. hajipour. we are at your service. thank you very much , ms. moazzami, reporter of the sda news agency . we have reached the end of today's greetings to the reporter. we closed wadi mihan, not yours the world is the world when we are together. great place, great place for tea, sofia place , great place for tea, great place, great place for tea , dial the perfect place for sofia square, with energy, you are a winner. every week, 100 different products will get a golden discount in h

a rocket fired from lebanon near the central court of the zionist regime in east jerusalem. hit continued with the intensification of the activity of the rainy system and the issuance of a red-orange warning for some provinces in the northern half of the country, the rescue forces were put on alert. in the last 24 hours, the highest amount of rainfall was reported from the cities of amol, izad shahrshahr and anzali with 63, 67 and 62 mm respectively. the rain and the drop in temperature on the seventh day of mehr made the weather in the cities of the northern half of the country autumnal. the weather has finally cleared a bit , it came out of the summer mode and went to the autumn toilet. in tehran, that activity the first rain system was accompanied by a red weather warning for more rain in northern areas. it rained and the first autumn snow covered the heights of the capital. tehran crisis management headquarters closed some parks in areas 2, 4 and 5 and prohibited traffic in the valleys of darabad, darband. this rain system was active in other parts of the alborz slopes, north and nort

disaster unfolding not only in gaza now, but spreading to the west bank and of course occupied east jerusalem, is the fact that the the zionist regime continues to perpetrate more atrocities upon more atrocities in a... to try to strong arm hamas and the palestinian people to accept a worsening and worsening deal. let's wrap for this edition of press tv's world news, but stick around, there's plenty more to come here on press tv, see you in a bit. this is about people who got silenced but kept fighting: supervision and controlling of freedom of speech only comes up when you're criticizing israel. 45% behind israeli bars at the moment, they warn students that if they remain here, they will be arrested. this is about the voices of palestine. i'm so old, i can remember when the... highest court in the world, the international court of justice found israel plausibly to be guilty of genocide, very high crime indeed. they ordered israel to cease and desist the practices which they had plausibly decided, was tantamount to the crime of genocide, for which... people were hanged at the nurenburg tribun

franc war when israel took possession of the west bank and gaza, sinai peninsula, golan heights east jerusalem, that the defeat that israel inflicted on the israeli inflicted military inflicted on egypt and syria in particular, endeared israel to the us, it was it then that the us became the main sponsor, it was a couple years later that the millions of dollars in aid that have been coming from the us to... became billions of dollars per year and vast amounts of weaponry, and without the sponsorship of of the us, without the backing of the us, without the arming and the funding of the us, israel could not continue really, and the israelis know this, and and many people have left israel since the beginning of of the genocide last october, i mean, of course, that's a continuation of... long term genocide, but the so in order to really survive in a world where it is highly isolated, it's the us and israel together. you can take examples of this, like last year at the united nations, and we're coming up for another vote. last year at the united nations, when there was vote on whether to end the us

short, they're subjected to genocide, and another 2.5 million people in the west bank, including east jerusalem, are subject to settler colonial terror a daily basis. the genocidal war in gaza resulted so far in the murder of more than 40,00, mostly children and women, the destruction of the civil. infrastructure and the severe damage to the social infrastructure, including education and health sectors. in addition to this, we have reasonable doubts. that serious contamination of the soil and the water has occurred as a result of using depleted uranium in different kinds of ammunition used by the occupation forces. in gaza, 10,000 cancer patients are facing slow death. we urgently call upon the iea to develop in cooperation with the palestinian. authorities tailored emergency response program to address these issues. israel force have carried out fresh violent raids in number of cities and towns across the occupied west bank regime troops storm homes and abducted some 50 palestinians during their latest raids into the territory, including al-fawar refugee camp near al- khalil. we were earlier j

it is bound up with the war in gaza, the spiraling violence in the west bank, including east jerusalem. and israel's continued occupation of palestinian territory, the heightened risk of further atrocity crimes remains, as repeatedly stated, the humanitarian situation for 2.2 million palestinians in gaza is catastrophic. meanwile reactions are pouring in following the israeli air strike that are targeted the southern part of the lebanese capital, beirot. iran denounced the attack saying the regime as crossed all the red lines by target. residential areas. yemen also reaffirmed that it will continue to support lebanon and its resistance group hezbollah. meanwhile, syria says the attack once again displayed the regime's violent nature and its enstrangement from humanitarian principles and international legitimacy. palestinian resistance movements have also condemned the attack. hamas noted that the regime has violated lebanon's sovereignty and the islamic jihad slamed israel for trying to spread war into lebanon. another manifestation of israeli atrocities against the people of palestine

an end to the construction and development of secularist settlements in the baghtari bank of east jerusalem more news. the deputy of primary education of the ministry of education plans to improve the educational quality of schools nomads and the development of eshai conservatories has informed. this ministry tries to ensure that no eshai student falls behind in studies. these days , we talked about the reopening of schools in the heart of the cities and we also reached the villages. but next to these simple lives and in the heart of this pure nature, this voice was also heard. what do you want to do after taking a class from this one-class school? dr. up to this small tent with a student . we are going the way we are going. the national anthem was played. you should be able to be useful for the country better than before. and gholam reza from a nearby village by car every day they arrive at school. now educational justice has been established in the second nomadic province of iran. o allah , bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, please, please, please, please. now, even for two studen

the occupied palestinian territories, territory, impacting people in gaza, the west bank and east jerusalem, and it is putting severe strain on basic services. gaza's gdp has dropped by alarming 81% in the last quarter of 2023 alone. this has led to a 22% contraction. in gdp for the entire year. gaza's economy is now less than 1/6th of what it was in 2022, up to 96% of gaza's agricultural assets, which are the backbone of the economy, have been destroyed. an 82% of all business businesses have also been destroyed. father the... creating the economy, looking at the west bank, we see surging poverty and spiraling unemployment, which are intensifying the impact on households and driving poverty. the crisis has had devastating effect on the labor market, with mass job losses, deepening poverty and worsening the humanitarian crisis. israeli forces have conducted fresh raids on several towns and villages in the occupied west bank, breaking into palestinian homes and making arrest. we were earlier joined by our correspondent to ramana nanaked to get the latest on the situation in the occupied west

disaster unfolding not only in gaza now but spreading to the west bank and of course occupied east jerusalem is the fact that the the zionist regime continues to perpetrate more atrocities upon more atrocities an effort to try to strong arm hamas and the palestinian people to accept a worsening and worsening deal. israeli forces have killed eight palestinians and air strikes on two cities across the occupied west bank. five palestinians were killed in an air raid on tubs and three killed in the drone strike into akaram. regime forces and settlers have killed over 700 palestinis now in the occupied west bank since october the 7th, aramala correspondent. nakahama joined us earlier with your details. in karim a while ago an ios drone targeted three palestinians in their car in a schwing neighborhood closing through the firing rocket to their car and causing three palestinian immediate death who are salah ammar deen shade and one unidentified palestinian until until this moment uh "the three marters were, as the iof has announced, are members of the palestinian resistance, and they were targeted

imtiaz tyab, cbs news, east jerusalem. >>> across the country millions of americans are taking advantagef the extended holiday weekend by getting away. for those hitting the road this weekend you are not alone. according to aaa, labor day highway traffic this year is up 9% over 2023. but no matter how you're traveling, many people are now facing a labor day disruptions due to a major hotel strike nationwide. cbs's shanelle kaul has more. >> reporter: outside the waikiki beach marriott in honolulu 200 hotel staff are demanding a pay increase including native hawaiian brianna kanencia. >> i won't have to work two jobs. i won't have to get three hours of sleep. that's how important it is. >> reporter: similar scenes are playing out in 24 hotels across eight major cities from boston to san jose and seattle. the strike follows months of failed negotiations with major chains like marriott, hilton and hyatt. >> these are housekeepers who, you know, clean rooms every day. >> reporter: gwen mills is the president of unite here, the union which represents roughly 300,000 hospitality workers. >> so