most lifesaving cases come back to gaza. comt to -- come to gaza.med: raji, i'm sorry to interrupt you. but we are starting to run out of time. thanks. it looked to me like you wanted to jump in. we only have about a minute left. please go ahead. >> just surprise of the retelling that's going on in gaza that he completely ignores the fighting between the party and hamas and the what's going on in the palestinian authority responsible for the medical problems happening in gaza. that was quite interesting that he admitted that. mohammed: we've run out of time. we will have to leave the conversation. thank you to all of our guests. and thank you, too, for watching. you can@ see this and all of or previous programs visiting our website, al jazeera dor com, -- dot com. you can also join the conversation on twitter @ajinsidestory. from me and the entire team here, bye for now. ♪ in çççññññññññññññññññññ [birds chirping] [alarm clock blaring] [alarm fades] man: as soon as i start my sake production, i have to be here every single day. that part i wasn't qu

and there's one less hospital in gaza now. today a lot. of sheer scale of the attack spoke outrage and condemnation around the world israel's month long pounding of gaza shocked many people around the well mass demonstrations have been held in many of the world's major cities. but in the united states the story was different polls show the american people holding firm in their support for israel this is the latest you know or see poll the american shows 57 percent of those polled say israel's action in gaza is justified 34 percent say unjustified these numbers were striking but they were new a little course of a conflict in which palestinian casualties so far outnumbered israeli casualties the american people have consistently shown from 0 sympathy for israelis than for palestinians it's very difficult to force public opinion on any question from the media coverage that people rely on to form opinions and i think the most prevalent lesson from looking at the coverage is that the coverage tends to see this conflict from the israeli side stu

the worst one day casualty toll in gaza anybody. normally in a conflict civilians can run for their lives as it was one of the few if not the only modern conflict where the helpless civilians who were subjected to massive technologically advanced firepower by the israelis had no escape route with gaza city bombed and burning palestinians he did israel's warning to get out of the way but found they had nowhere to go it was a brutal murders devastating this attack was murders if you asked any american why that war started they would say because the palestinians started you know firing rockets at israel what are the goals of that operation right now to change totally the behavior of the from us is that. they keep shelling is. what this forget is that for the latter half of 2008 there was a very successful cease fire that curtailed rocket fire into israel dramatically almost to the point in which there was not this was shattered in. november of 2000 when israel attacked what they said was a tunnel building project killed 6 hamas militan

where settlers have preferential access to land resources and building permits in hamas controlled gaza from which palestinians a barred exit to live in the west bank or east jerusalem and in occupied east jerusalem where unlike israeli citizens palestinians can have their residency status revoked this is the 2nd high profile report this year that is accused israel of practicing apartheid in january the israeli rights group said the israeli government was an acting jewish supremacist policies in the occupied palestinian territories and inside israel itself israel is again rejecting such charges its foreign ministry saying human rights watch is known to have a long standing anti israeli agenda actively seeking for years to promote boycotts against israel their decision not to share this report for review or comment with any israeli authorities is clear indication that it is a propaganda pamphlet which lacks all credibility but critics point to the 28. the nation state law which defied national self-determination is quote unique to the jewish people and to the fact for several months last

dizzier a gaza. if the rebels in yemen say they've launched an attack using drones and missiles only southern say the city of jesus and they say it caused a fire at one target belonging to oil giant aramco saudi arabia hasn't confirmed the claim but earlier state television said a ballistic missile and 2 explosive laden drones have been intercepted yes democrats say they're investigating the sale of $23000000000.00 worth of weapons it's the united arab emirates the biden administration had approved the trump era deal after a review it includes advanced f. $35.00 aircraft armed drones and other equipment democrats overwhelmingly voted against the agreements when it was 1st raised over fears it would fuel the safety led military campaign in yemen. and north korea is marking the most important day in its calendar day of the sun which celebrates the birth date of its founding father kim il sung state run media has been painting a rosy picture of life there but it comes as north korea's leader at mit's hi

a small boy and his brother rescued from war in gaza by the red cross on hold. and were 1st placed on a red cross truck now all world leader in crisis management and a highly regarded doctor in chicago who still misses her homeland george one day as poss without me thinking of returning to jordan al-jazeera world meets 2 successful arab doctors in north america arabs approach the humanitarian and the healer on al-jazeera. from the al-jazeera london broker center 2 special guests in conversation when society is divided when women are divided and the only thing that benefits from this project itself unprompted uninterrupted says her 1st words for girls are those who are who don't work for him or in his shop vac. it will like to think that their nationalism is not as ugly as someone else's nationalising part one of studio b. unscripted biz lights made look like a city from the sky but their fishing vessels just outside argentina's exclusive economic zone the united states launched operation southern cross to combat illegal and regulated fishing in the southern atla

there are 2 cancer centers in gaza to treat its population of more than $2000000.00 people they lack basic treatment such as radiation therapy each and every time we are using a lot of voice that we we are in need of that addition cynthia in gaza because i just said that in gaza it will help to relieve the suffering of more than 60 percent of my visions who are going outside of us. karim's father is really applying for a medical permit to take his son for treatment in israel after the deaths of his other 2 children he is painfully aware that access to quality cancer care may still not be enough natasha elders era gaza. brazil's supreme court says allowed a congressional inquiry into the president's handling of the pandemic to go heads a day after it was backs in the senate. critics say he bungled brazil's response by done playing the impacts of the virus on the mining state restrictions and failing to secure in the fact scenes his allies say he's being unfairly blamed for a high number of cold the deaths which now exceeds $360.00 thousands in the share an investigation is underway to

gaza. libya has begun rolling out its kind of a 19 vaccination program as received doses of the russian chinese and british oxford astra zeneca jobs libya's recording an average of $1000.00 new infections each day australia is in no hurry to reopen its international borders and prime minister scott morrison says he's not willing to risk australia's mostly corona virus free lifestyle by doing so it's one of the few countries that's been able to keep cases under control g to lock downs and strict quarantine measures the border closure and restrictions on the number of people entering the country has meant thousands of australians have been left stranded overseas. the russian opposition figure is in the 3rd week of a hunger strike in prison and close to death according to his personal doctor. has been refusing food in protest against his treatment in jail his doctors not allowed to see him but after receiving test results says he could die at any moment of ali was jailed in february for violat

reports from gaza. it's the 1st dose of the covert $1000.00 vaccine and the 1st wave of relief for gazans including hamdi. can move with competent i wish everyone can get it but the reality is few gazans have or are likely to be vaccinated 31000 people have received at least one dose fewer than 3 percent of the adult population health officials are not optimistic the gaza strip can ever obtain enough vaccines to achieve so-called herd immunity. or an oppressed people connected to israel all over the world where they're getting the vaccine we are the lost causes vaccination effort began in late february now a 2nd surge of coded 1000 has arrived with a deadlier strain the world bank says the international community needs to provide significant financial assistance to vaccinate gazans it's urging israel to donate vaccines the palestinians say as an occupying force israel is responsible for assisting them israel says the palestinians are in charge of their health system to risk you more than $2000000.00 pal

gaza. this is out of there and these are the top stories and is reporting daily record numbers of infections health authorities registered more than 261000 cases in the past 24 hours and the nation is running out of vaccine supplies.

dizzier a gaza. still ahead on al-jazeera. in sports find out what's got him so i want to set that story coming up after the break. it's time for his fire thank you so much milan tennis world number one novak john fridge has been knocked out of the monte carlo masters was beaten in straight sets by britain's dan evans in the 3rd round is the biggest when the evidence is clear by some distance jock which had been playing at his 1st tournaments since winning the australian open title back in february. he says being brutally one of the worst matches and performances from my side i can recall in the last years i don't want to take anything away from his win but from my side i just felt awful on the court overall just nothing worked and it's one of those days world number 3 rafa nadal ease through his match against 14th save grigor dimitrov the spaniard took just 55 minutes to dispatch his opponent to take it very well the 34 year old who was aiming for a record extending 12th at monte carlo title is through to the final 8. the fou

least one dose fewer than 3 percent of the adult population health officials are not optimistic the gaza strip can ever obtain enough vaccines to achieve so-called herd immunity. for an oppressed people connected to israel all over the world they are getting the vaccine we are the lost causes vaccination effort began in late february now a 2nd surge of coded 1000 has arrived with a deadlier strain the world bank says the international community needs to provide significant financial assistance to vaccinate gazans it's urging israel to donate vaccines the palestinians say as an occupying force israel is responsible for assisting them israel says the palestinians are in charge of their health system to risk you more than $2000000.00 palestinians in the gaza strip. all war of the international community and israel must. all you know all the vaccines needed. the hamas led government has implemented restrictions on people driving on the weekend schools have moved online and indoor dining is banned. however doctor had a job but the health director of the u.n. relief and works agency for palest

with gaza's 2 of 3 official landfills already full for years illegal dumping grounds have proliferated officials say political differences between fatah and hamas are worsening the problem and we have to to end the vision internally we have to strengthen the government when government and drama like a bag of the guys from it will make us more strong. the government is working with various groups to devise a plan hillis would like to see. and get paid to help recycle. until then be a big brothers room the rubbish dump hoping for their next good haul that might earn them as much as $6.00 natasha going to. the state department is ordering all norman essential personnel out of its embassy in chad to saying the security situation is deteriorating the warning follows reports of rebels making their way to as the capital of show me now from the north german nationals have also been advised to leave chad's military says operations against the rebel threats on the way. in afghanistan children with disabilities face many challenges in getting an education but this hasn't stopped one school contin

gaza guys i gaza because of this piece of the bronze you know which i like it by the way i love it but nothing happened it has just disappeared well you know what haunts him as a journalist for me i think i cannot say on the big behind us whether white simply because we here it is said that it is only now by a massive military wing is it to do or not i don't know i believe this this rumor because if it is a government we will see it happen in something public we will see it but as long it is with as long as it is with that military wing it is not easy for a to see it or 2 to one or 2 for this story. it's to talk about. militant groups or the idea of resistance. so when they say that it's in the hands of the resistance groups so we know that we are not allowed to talk about it. and militant groups are attempt to talk about if we can't make a. point we believe that there is this agreement between the armed wing of hamas and the officials the government. we felt that the officials are afraid to talk about so if they are afraid to talk about it we have no right to talk about. your story bu

disease gaza. the pandemic is weighing particularly heavily on countries whose economy is dependent on tourism like. the archipelago nation of west africa holds palm tree elections sunday. and the speed of any recovery a top of voters' concerns nicholas hawk reports from the island of. the arrival of cove in 1000 spelt the end of the party for event organizers. people came to his nightclub on the edge of the airports to experience what he calls a journey on the dance floor to the sound of afropop tourist wouldn't go with locals it was a place to celebrate a sense of unity that is now all gone. and to those on if you don't. entertain a man tonight is there a lifetime of work destroyed the future looks uncertain when can we start the party again and when we go back to normal and welcome tours to my club in the winter europeans flocked to keep birds islands attracted by the clear blue waters and the soft sandy beaches brought from the sahara desert winds blowing over the atlantic those beaches are now

gaza how moving on and police in the u.s. state of minnesota have cleared protesters who gathered outside the station after an officer shot and killed a 20 year old black man officers fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd in the minneapolis suburb of brooklyn center dante wright's family told a crowd he'd been shot by police before driving away and crashing he was later pronounced dead the shooting comes during the trial of a former minneapolis police officer charged with the killing of george froid. now a video has a magic showing pace offices and the u.s. state of virginia using excessive force on an unarmed black army officer during a traffic stop he's now suing for racial profiling accusing those offices of drawing their guns even though he didn't resist reports. over the border on the. u.s. army officer care on the zarya was driving on a dark road in rural virginia last december when police pulled him over for a missing license plate what happened next he and his attorney say was a case of racial profil

israeli airstrikes at the weekend targeted hamas military sites in gaza.r on these hot spring days of the holy month. sensitive sites sit side-by-side . the city lies at the heart of the conflict and leadership turbulence on both sides makes it feel like there is a political vacuum, two. in the coming days, most hope for calm and brace themselves for worse. katty: you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, meet the woman who is transforming strands of hair into works of art. authorities in russia are ramping up their efforts to crack down on the opposition activities of alexei navalny. they are targeting the institutions and people who support him as part of a move to label the opposition as extremists. let's check in with our correspondent in moscow. >> it looks like they have closed down all organizations linked with him. the prosecutor has already suspended activities at political offices around the country, some three dozen offices. their activities have now been suspended and the prosecutor has asked the court to suspend the activity of t

saturday night israel carrying out as strikes in response the military wing of hamas which governs gaza expressed solidarity for the protesters in east jerusalem. the violence has also spread to the occupied west bank all of this a month before planned palestinian elections which could hinge on whether israel allows voting in occupied east jerusalem conflict in jerusalem has in the past but conflict elsewhere the 2014 gaza war being one example the current mix of tension about race religion and politics has already led to the biggest gaza escalation in many months it's a dangerous mix ensuring tense days ahead are a force of al jazeera westerners. the 93rd academy awards which begin later the sunday will be alike and the question of virus pandemic has led to a scaled back ceremony but it has also been a base just streaming company behind many of the oscar nominees rob reynolds has this preview from. the lammers red carpet no adoring crowds no comedy acts instead of a fancy theater the awards will be handed out in an art deco era train station after a pandemic year in which the movie ind

only ones that tune is that the law is you on the on a twinge that you are not jewish that you are gaza with so as not to just be the most it is thought is a pity a look a certain media you know as it was at that hospital or divorce if you mortally what were you in for took up with. are you got on that doll. you. don't get as i don't really do small dog on only meal you need a moan because you could too i guess i don't. i don't need the need a village accepted because it did i learn very quickly. in the jewish or class use a ball if it was a lisp is the. design team oculus that you did say put g. well to follow him why in 40 you have 40 son. it didn't work of what if we do go a few different daily phone ripple went up would know it sure you know it's a planet but you don't need to be diminished at all surely perfume no one has a reality. for their self worth the security she saw on the shore. to hear. kedar to free. could more let on to free elongates of id if she have any. thing it is. looking. at it and on. there there 2 2 2 2 2 are. some that they had there not what i could mean busi

does iran gaza. thousands of people living in a volcano on the caribbean island of st vincent of after an explosive eruption experts are warning of more explosions some are a child reports it had been rumbling for months before it finally. a choking cloud of gray ash plumes of smoke filled the sky to free air erupted for the 2nd time there was panic and chaos as residents try to escape here let's listen lower down explosion i hear this smoke start to. hear me and i don't. know maybe there you go. thousands of people have managed to reach safer ground but some were late to heat warnings once as lucky and stranded on the side of the road desperately trying to reach safety. support to be moved. but didn't materialize i do. but it didn't materialize as a result quite a number of course. looking for. the volcano has lain dormant for more than 40 years scientists say now likely to keep erupting for days even weeks the government says out of the 16000 people who live near the volcano roughly 2000 have been

gaza. but israel has taken a significant step forward with the government as saying it's no longer compulsory to wear a mosque outside schools and also reopened in another sign of a gradual return to normal life mosques were made mandatory a year ago but now they want in dollars israel has one of the world's most successful vaccination programs with more than half the population having had at least one. with a news outlet from london going to be live in caves to break a bastion of democracy in africa have holes opposed if not ok a winner in sight. a sign of the times the school battling stigma and poverty to give afghanistan's deaf children a quality education and then you want to call them lost his tennis champion following in the footsteps of his mom genuine explainer in school. hell i've got some lovely warm spring sunshine it's a process scandinavia o'toole's about 6 days love the big area of high pressure in charge just has to keeping it cool brice and sunny and old seep out a little f

and potentially more significantly there were $36.00 rockets fired from gaza towards israel on friday night a long way the largest such incident since the beginning of the year and several more rockets were fired overnight saturday into sunday with one heading towards the israeli town of steroids being intercepted by the israeli iron dome others said to a full and within gaza itself added to all this and 10 surely escalating it are various videos going around some showing palestinian youths harris seeing and slapping ultra-orthodox israelis that's what the far right is really group said they were coming to protest against on thursday night and overnight last night as well we saw a video with that apparently showed one part. being led into a police unit sort of base near the damascus gate area pushed down below the window and seemed to be flailing arms of israeli security forces seen directed at him so there are videos that are being shared on both sides which are fueling this kind of anger the israeli media is reporting that intelligence sources are worried about a developing escalati

with gaza's 2 of 3 official landfills already full for years illegal dumping grounds have proliferated officials say political differences between fatah and hamas are worsening the problem and we have to to end the vision internally we have to strengthen the government when government and drama like a bag and the guys from it will make us want a strong. the government is working with various groups to devise a plan hillis would like to see children get paid to help recycle. until then the r.b.a. brothers room the rubbish dump hoping for their next good haul that might earn them as much as $6.00 natasha going to ayman al jazeera gaza. president joe biden says alexei volleys treatment in a russian prison is totally unfair and inappropriate only this week the u.s. impose new sanctions on muska for the detention of the kremlin critic as well as for election interference and cyber attacks involving now into his 3rd week of a hunger strike in prison and according to his personal doctor close to death. in afghanistan young people with disabilities face many challenges in getting an education

i want to show you the scene of where one of them hit along the gaza border.esidents this morning. >> it happened next to a house. so wanted to know, first of all, that everyone's safe, everyone's all right. once you know that, everything relaxes. >> reporter: it was just before 6 a.m. in the community when sirens went off. residents say they didn't even have time to get to shelters like this one before they heard a loud bang. a rocket slamming into the ground of this animal sanctuary in the small community along the border with gaza. israeli security analysts fear that this is a message from hamas the group plans to get involved in ongoing clashes in the city of jerusalem. [inaudible conversations] prime minister benjamin netanyahu held security consultations with his defense minister today. he urged for calm here in east jerusalem, but said the israeli military is preparing for the possibility of escalation. and as you can hear behind me, some of those clashes that we talked about have already started in jerusalem, and the prime minister along with his secur

city gaza. is a less street after an attack the israeli army had cut off the road. what is you know so the palestinians have to travel along the beach if i was with my driver and i said stay exodus sigs that he says you know now this is judgment day you know no solution on the on. and i was of course once you know my sense is the greatest humiliation in my series in 1978 before the iranian revolution in apartheid era south africa. goes into writing club you see blacks white woman and in need everyone in their place. or show put you see a police dog training school in me says the astonishing thing was that it was all the targets were black and all my little maid thought that was normal. enough for talkies somebody see to me the photo that symbolized apartheid in the humiliation of apartheid was this one on one corner and then there's a colonel from the black police academy. kid the one standing in front of a shirtless future policeman sitting there yeah in fact i didn't suggest going there was a

forces who killed hundreds of thousands of palestinians and move forward to 2008 also massacres in gaza when they bombed them with phosphorus and depleted uranium you ran you have a.p. reuters covering all of us incidents why would israel be open to this kind of and as to gays should when no other investigation was opened before and no international was maybe put. illegality on the israelis to follow the issue is to tell the world that there were war crimes and these war crimes need to be dealt with. space is cool a new 3 man crew has arrived at the international space station there so use rocket docked several hours ago after a flight from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan to russians are they get interviewed ski and do bro of of cosmos and american mark found a hey of nasa are now on board the orbital station during their time there they will be overseeing the arrival of a new lab module named science the soyuz m s $800.00 spacecraft that sent the trio to space was named after the 1st human in space you're a good garron artie's constantine of was at the launch site as the crew too

israeli aircraft have carried out overnight raids on the gaza strip in response to repeated barragesby palestinian militants. more than 30 rockets were directed at towns and cities in southern israel. it's the most serious exchange of fire between the two sides in months. the escalation comes after two nights of clashes in the city ofjerusalem between palestinians, far—right jewish activists, and the police. from jerusalem tom bateman reports. this has amounted to the most significant bout of fighting between these two sides in well over a year. it began when militants in the gaza strip fired a rocket barrage shortly before midnight, localtime. there were then further bursts of rocket fire during the night. israel responded with air strikes. its military said it targeted rocket launch sites and also underground infrastructure, as it described it, belonging to hamas, the group that controls the gaza. shortly before the rocket barrage began, the izz ad—din al-qassam brigades — the armed wing of hamas — had called for resistance and said it was ready to fight following what has been wee

on palestinian prisoners day gaza's been called the largest open air prison in the world is everyone there a prisoner. what in many ways not only in the governor's you and i think also in the west bank we're talking about to measure prisons was a different you know where gaza is almost like maximum security prison because of the siege and the naval mccrae and part of the west bank you want them all right in open prison but basically the regime are going to grant you homes or the millions upon millions. have no longer the risk reminders and present regime and relationship between wardens and people of course who are 1. only crime being honest probably because they. all did any criminal act just because the op understands their living conditions that most people are going to work hard. and there are all basic rights which is common how what happens. in. i mean israel of course denies this absolutely and keeps talking about how must as does many as do many e.u. leaders do you think would you agree with clare short of all my british cabinet minister has said that accusations of terrorism

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elsewhere israeli soldiers fired tear gas on young palestinian protesters who gathered near gaza's body of friends palestinians burned tires and threw stones at israeli media reports a rocket was fired from the gaza strip and they are falling in an empty field in southern israeli controlled territory israel says it's restricting gaza's fishing zone in response to recent rocket fire. russian president vladimir putin is planning to meet u.s. president joe biden in june according to a top kremlin aide biden offered a meeting on neutral territory earlier this month to discuss rising tensions between the 2 sides among the topics for discussion will be ukraine or russia has been flexing its military muscles close to the border in recent weeks. reports from samar like in stone your crane. nadi and valentino remember a better life a life before fighting started between russian bank separatists and the ukrainian army in the east 7 years ago before their village of chair malik became a front line in a conflict often described as a battle between moscow and the west the situation has been calmer i

does era gaza. the medical examiner who performed george floyd's autopsy has told us courtroom that he died from a police neck restraint and not drunks told sandra baker says floyd dates have underlying health issues and there was evidence of drug use but neither directly caused his death. still to come on al-jazeera will have the sport for you. wrestling prepares to hold its 1st event with them are jointly inst since the start of the pandemic that's coming out after the break but some. frank assessments the world is on the brink of a catastrophic moral failure is that a fair assessment you can be a catastrophic failure to twice valuable backseat informed opinions should we be buying bit coy ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying this that is the direction this is all headed in-depth analysis of the day school opel headlines inside story on al-jazeera. ready for another perspective listen to the tape al-jazeera its flagship news podcast with malaysia bailout or discover hind

probe is also looking at violence along the israel gaza border in 2018 hamas and the palestinian and ministration have welcomed the investigation saying that their actions were justified acts of resistance political commentator marla os one thinks israel has a long track record of evading responsibility for its actions. israel has never abided by any international law to begin with not starting right now with the international criminal court but any international law at all we've never heard anything coming out of the international community or the i.c.c. concerning for example the. massacre in bed with 1982 we never heard about further behind historic massacres that happened when the british landed in palestine and brought about what is now called as the israeli forces who killed hundreds of thousands of palestinians and move forward to 2008 also massacres in gaza when they bombed them with phosphorus and depleted uranium you ran you have a.p. reuters covering all of us incidents why would israel be open to this kind of and that's to gays should when no other investigation was open

on palestinian prisoners day gaza's been called the largest open air prison in the world is everyone there a prisoner. what in many ways not only. you and i think also in the west bank we're talking about to measure prisons was a different you know where gaza is almost like maximum security prison because of the siege and the naval mccrae and part of the west bank you want them all right in open prison but basically every gene are going to grant you homes or the millions upon millions. the rest reminders. regime and relationship between order and people of course who are 1. only crime being published probably because they. all did any criminal acts just because alcohol or thing and then living conditions that most people in the world. and there are all basic rights which is common how what happens in. i mean these are of course denies this absolutely and keeps talking about how must as does many as do many e.u. leaders do you think would you agree with clare short of all my british cabinet minister has said that accusations of terrorism against hamas is a bit like any accusations of

on one stat tune is that the law is you on the on a twinge that you are not or is that your gaza way so as not to just be the most it is thought is a pity a look a certain media you know as it was at that hospital or divorce if you mortally what were you in for talks but was here are you got on that doll. you. don't get as i don't really do small dog on only meal you need a moan because you could too i guess i don't. i don't need the need a village accepted because it did i learn very quickly. in the jewish or class use a ball if it was a lisp is the. design team oculus that you did say put g. well to follow him why in 40 you have 40 son. isn't brick of world if we do go a few different daily phone ripple went up with noise sure you know to play in it but you don't need to be diminished at all johnny perfume no one has a reality. for this of one. show in the short. do yet. cater to the. could more let on to free elongates of i did she have any. thing as. being. nothing and on. their 2 2 2 2. own so mad they had their assault with a mean business but they had a team with the new nanny

committed by both the israeli military and palestinian groups the case focuses heavily on the 2014 gaza war back then israeli warplanes bombarded the territory over a 7 week period killing several 1000 people and dozens of israelis were killed in rocket strikes the i.c.c. probe is also looking at violence along the israel gaza border in 2018 a mass and the palestinian administration have welcomed the investigation saying their actions were justified acts of resistance speaking earlier about a political commentator when things israel has a long track record of evading responsibility for its actions. israel has never abided by any international law to begin with not starting right now with the international criminal court but any international law at all we've never heard anything coming out of the international community or the i.c.c. each concerning for example the. massacre in bed with 982 we never heard about further behind historic massacres that happened when the british landed in palestine and brought about what is now called as the israeli forces who killed hundreds of thousands o

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palestinians have to the polls to vote in legislative elections but as natasha going to report from gaza they're already down so the election will actually take place. the last time palestinians voted in a legislative election facebook and twitter were months away from being launched globally the year was 2006 they couldn't have known then they would spend the next 15 years with a divided government and no chance to elect a new one didn't get into about 15 years without an election and we're facing a miserable situation as a mother i wish it will happen and things change for the better. an election for the palestinian legislative council is scheduled for may but already there is widespread expectation palestinians won't be rushing to a polling station headed in to have acted not that of one of these elections only for renewing the legitimacy of palestinian leaders and to continue to rely on foreign aid but in the long term it will not serve the palestinian people israel has yet to approve voting in east jerusalem but how has splintered and both fica and hamas are worried about losses in