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gaza families have always been extended gaza families to have quite a number of children. no living relative is very telling about the extent of loss of life. we know the statistics that two thirds of the casualties in this conflict are women and children. no clean water, or very little. people are reduced to sharing a latrine. this has an effect that women and girls are not particularly safe to use whatever is one would call facilities. communal use at best, if you are lucky to have it. waste is lying in the streets, piling up, piling up. i'm still surprised you don't see rats or not as many as one would expect. i'm told no, because rats also get eaten. everything tells you, every example tells you how dire it is. i don't think the word "dire" is applicable. in a place where you are confined, no place to flee, and internal movements within gaza have been compounded. so, extent and scale, i have said this a number of times. i have been going to gaza for different professional reason since 1998. you cannot recognize the place. i also know palestinians from gaza who desperat

. ., , , ., ., gaza.ted in law or justice- once _ gaza. nor is it interested in law or justice. once again, _ gaza. nor is it interested in law or justice. once again, it— gaza. nor is it interested in law or justice. once again, it is— justice. once again, it is exploiting the court and its authority to issue provisional measures. it is in no rush to reach the merits of this case when it will have to substantiate its baseless claims with evidence that simply does not exist. israel for its part has shown nothing but respect for the judicial process. as the court will recall, on the 28th of april 2024 israel provided the court with a lengthy report detailing interrailing the numerous steps that israel actively and effectively had taken to address the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip consistent with the court's previous orders.

october seven and their bodies were taken into gaza.— taken into gaza.srael's army is fiuuhtin taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in _ taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in areas _ taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in areas to _ taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in areas to the - taken into gaza. israel's army is fighting in areas to the south i taken into gaza. israel's army is| fighting in areas to the south and centre of gaza and jamali to the north where it says it found this hamas arsenal with its stockpile of heavy weapons. this video from hamas released today weeks after israel said the area was cleared. in the south, aid routes into gaza have been largely blocked by the israeli operation in rafah. the un says more than half a million people have fled, seeking safety, shelter and food. today, the first test of a new peer and modular causeway, built by us and british forces to get aid in. a lifeline for gaza to relieve the pressure on local populations and distant politicians. un lorries waited onshore to receive t

humanitarian aid from entering gaza. april 14, "politico" morning consult poll -- 67% of americans support the u.s. calling for a cease-fire. april 18 cbs news poll -- 60% think the u.s. should not send weapons and supplies to israel, and those are from my democratic colleagues, disproportionately among democratic supporters. an april 10 poll, "economist" -- 37% support decreasing aid to israel, just 18% support an increase. over all 63% support a cease-fire. 15% oppose. so i'm not quite sure where my republican colleagues are coming from and who they think they are representing. let me just take a moment to tell you why the american people are opposed to more military aid to the netanyahu government. mr. president, almost 35,000 palestinians have already been killed in the seven-month war and more than 78,000 have been wounded. over two-thirds of whom are women and children. two-thirds of whom are women and children. and as we speak right now, according to humanitarian organizations, hundreds of thousands of palestinian

it is the cry of a hungry child in gaza. zionists and supporters. angering and harassing the students who are in the supporters of the palestinian people at the university of los angeles , california, have decided to use their loudspeakers to broadcast this sound towards the tent of the students , and of course the police will not stop them. . they spit on them. at the same time, in the same city, a group of non-zionist jewish students gathered in the large park in the center of los angeles by lighting a candle in memory of the ships of gaza in opposition to the genocidal crimes of the zionist regime and declared their support for the students who were sitting in. this students with a wave of arrests and the message of rab and the terror that is suppressed by them. in the national graduation ceremony of the american state of michigan , nearly 100 students raised the palestinian flag in support of the people of gaza and chanted slogans against the zionist regime's genocide . while they are still dropping bombs on people, there is no meaning in talkin

gaza. and i would like to thank you for the significant casualties of the zionist regime in front of the resistance front . now before we start the conversation with the guest of the program, let's see a part of badreddin's speech about the yemeni movement, if i'm not mistaken. let's go back and continue the conversation, we are at your service . it is clear that america has the main role, but also the partner and partner in starving the palestinian nation, and in killing children and women and starving them, its purpose is also genocide. regarding the refugees and their sufferings , i must say that most of the residents of the gaza strip are now displaced. this situation continues . the palestinian families who were moving from one place to another and became homeless first took refuge in rafah. rafah housed hundreds of thousands of people . after that, the regime targeted rafah in a ground attack. contract. residents again. therefore, moving from one area to another has become a daily rou

ziad gaza when there an incursion in this area of gaza is very grim.— area of gaza is very grim.iad issa from action — area of gaza is very grim. ziad issa from action aid, _ area of gaza is very grim. ziad issa from action aid, thank— area of gaza is very grim. ziad issa from action aid, thank you. - area of gaza is very grim. ziad issa from action aid, thank you. i - area of gaza is very grim. ziad issa from action aid, thank you. i wantl from action aid, thank you. i want to show you the picture again of palestinians in gaza who have been celebrating the news. not great pictures, the line breaks up, but you get the impression that the students have been celebrating the news that hamas have agreed to the proposals for a cease—fire deal, but, and it's a big but, israel itself, according to the reuters news agency, is pouring cold water on the idea there might be a breakthrough, a cease—fire deal,. and is really official quoted by the reuters seen it hamas announcement appears to be a ruse to cast israel at the side refusing to sign the deal. 0fficials at the side refusing to sig

we need food to enter into gaza. israeli hostages to go home. we need the situation to be a total departure from the killing. people are tired, people are suffering, people are in pain. people have not been able to have a good meal. children have not been able to go to school. universities have been destroyed. hospitals are not functioning. who does not want an end to the situation, except netanyahu? mohammad shtayyeh, former palestinian prime minister, thank you very much for being on hardtalk. hello there. the weather for half—term has certainly brought its challenges this week. in fact, across the east coast, it's been rather grey, and take a look at thursday afternoon — and cromer pier, as you can see, it was raining quite heavily and with the breeze coming in off the north sea, it felt quite chilly as well. slightly different story further north and west in the western isles — this is the isle of lewis. we had just over nine hours of sunshine. that's because high pressure is starting to drift in off the atlantic

the destruction we saw in gaza. unfortunately signed by america, many of them are carried out by bombs that are made in america. now, apparently, after 8 months , the sound of these explosions is finally heard by biden has arrived. finally, for the first time since the war, the american president has announced that civilians in gaza were killed by weapons provided by washington to tel aviv. civilians in gaza have been killed as a result of the use of bombs and other weapons targeting residential areas. a bitter confession after the martyrdom of 35,000 people, including 15,000 children, and gaza turning into a ruin that will take years to return to the previous days, and now the second case of tonight's program. we want to review recent conversations. biden in an interview with cn network . there are several points in biden's words first, he announced for the first time that israel used american bombs to kill civilians, and now, on the eve of a full-scale israeli attack on rafah, the sending of some of these bombs ha

i will continue today's world with some news from gaza north of gaza under the fire of the zionist regime's planes , heavy explosions repeatedly shook the areas of jabalia . this is my picture. before the israeli warplanes attacked a building that resulted in the martyrdom of four people, a pregnant mother and her child were martyred. . media sources also reported the air attack on the jabalia camp market. the news also arrived an hour ago. the zionist regime targeted the area around a park in gaza city. the occupation in these moments in sheikh rizwan district. tens of martyrs. while the relief organization for palestinian refugees across the street zionist attacks on this area continue. there are still about 800,000 palestinians in rafah. the situation in rafah is reported to be critical due to the prevention of the entry of vital items and the failure of medical centers. the palestinian red crescent has reported that the number of martyred children in gaza has exceeded 15,000 . 9500 women are among the martyrs. 7 months of genocide were announced in gaza. the palestinian resistance in th

gaza.irst of two days of hearings at the international court of justice, south africa's lawyers called the rafah operation the last step in the destruction of gaza that threatens the survival of palestinians. israel is expected to make its defense before the court on friday, but has since responded tohat it calls south africa's biased and false claims. israel's foreign ministry says israel asks -- acts in accordance with humanitarian obligations while implementing measures to minimize harm to civilians, and civilian facilities, it is calling onhe human's top court to reject south africa's appeal. south africa's legal tame accuses israel of behaving with legal impunity, something israel denies. >> israel is excellent -- is escalating its attacks on palestinians in gaza. and in so doing, his wheat cash is willfully breaching the binding orders of this court. israel breaches the binding resolutions of the united nations at security council. >> you have heard boasts that israel's army is the mo

one in 10 journalists in gaza have died.is world press freedom day, when those killed in the field are remembered and the importance of a free press around the old is encouraged. unesco has awarded the freedom prize to palestinian journalists covering the ore in gaza in recognition of their sacrifice in dire conditions. but it is not just in gaza where press freedom is threatened. according to the latest research, the environment for journalism is defined as bad and 75 percent of the countries are ranked. earlier i spoke with the ceo of the committee to protect journalists. thanks for joining us on bbc news. let's start today by discussing the journalists who have paid the highest price of all by doing their work, those who have been killed, in particular those in gaza. 97 journalists killed since october 7. you might just talk to us a little bit about the work journalists are doing in gaza, why it is so challenging and important. >> is challenging because nowhere is safe in gaza. for seven months, gaza journalists have been

clashes in northern gaza. qassam battalions announced that the mouth of a bombed tunnel exploded in front of the zionist regime's infantry forces in beit hanoun, as a result of which these forces were killed or injured. the zionist media announced that 30 israeli soldiers were wounded in the last two days of fighting in gaza, 8 of them are in critical condition. now in the second case, the latest developments of the war on the 23rd, we will examine gaza with mr. sohail kesirinejad, an expert on the issues of the zionist regime. mr. kathirinejad had been inside for a few days because of the accident and the absence of the president and the minister of foreign affairs. maybe less attention was paid to the inside of gaza, tonight we had the opportunity to review the most important issues that happened in the last three or four days. rahman al-rahim , greetings to you and dear viewers and the testimony of the president, foreign minister and his accompanying delegation i offer my condolences. in the field, for the

it's not easy to be away from gaza.ldwork is the best for everything, but as i know gaza -- i was born there and i lived there most of my time -- i covered different wars. i have relatives as well. i have friends. i know gaza geographically, politically, socially. i worked there, apart from being in gaza myself, every day in the morning. i am chatting on the phone or a different means to people there. mainly to check on my relatives still in gaza. some of them already left, but some others -- i talked with friends and colleagues on the ground. i checked the news around-the-clock. technology now is really good. it helps. there are a lot of channels on telegram, what'sapp and other platforms that keep the news on. of course, i'm well-connected to the sources in different areas, mainly in gaza and nearby. that is the main thing to keep an eye. geographically, i would understand what is happening here and there. when i talk to the people i would understand what does that mean and how hard is that so that i can understand th

out of a house in the north of gaza. in the bombing of the outskirts of the police station on salah al-din street in the center of gaza, two people were martyred and five people were injured. in southern gaza hospital sources of martyrdom. one person reported the bombing of a house in rafah. according to the gaza ministry of health, 32 people were martyred and 41 people were injured in the last 24 hours. in total, the number of martyrs reached 345 people and the number of wounded reached about 78 thousand people. in the west bank, news sources of the continuation of fierce fighting between the soldiers of the zionist regime and palestinian resistance fighters in north tul karam report. these clashes started after the siege of a house by zionist soldiers. more than 50 vehicles of the occupying regime imposed a blockade on this area, and at least two palestinians were martyred in the attack of the zionist regime on dull karam. the occupying regime does not allow the palestinians to approach the destroyed house during the b

crossing that connects gaza to egypt. in the past hour, the zionist army has carried out more than 100 airstrikes on the city of rafah in the south of the gaza strip. i. palestinian medical sources report the martyrdom of 20 people in the dawn airstrikes of the zionist regime in rafah. in these attacks , several residential areas in the south of the gaza strip were targeted by airstrikes. as a result of these attacks, which have been reported as severe, many people have been injured and some have disappeared. most of the injured are women and children. the zionist regime killed three soldiers. and getting injured another number died in lebanese resistance attacks. according to the announcement of the zionist army, these three soldiers were killed in a hezbollah drone attack on a base in the north of the occupied territories. zionist media described this operation as very difficult . two days ago, the zionist army had killed four of its soldiers in the qassam battalions' missile attack on the zionist military base in karam

resistance in northern gaza . the regime itself, the regime that didn't tolerate it, even yesterday, the resistance itself is among the tanks the location of the tanks of the regime's army, which resisted , fired a number of missiles towards tel uwebe do. a heavy blow to the regime has caused it to take revenge. yes, one point is that now we are witnessing that the zionist regime is suffering from a political dislocation and reverse migration is taking place in the occupied territories because none of these zionists settling in occupied palestine do not belong to the land and water of palestine. and where the great prophet went to the mihrab and ascended from there, god willing, they will pray . you have about 30 seconds. if the point at the end is a sentence. i want to say in arabic that the victory is near , god almighty, and our resistance is good. hello , thank you very much. may god be with you. water waves sports complex, the owner of the most exciting water sports equipment , opens the country's largest roo

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to talk about israel to control gaza - to control gaza.l to control gaza to - israel to control gaza to achieve the security in israel. 0ther achieve the security in israel. other members like ganz say it should be left for international multinational forces but it should be left forces but it should be left for the palestinians, with a guarantee from the united states and qatar and egypt even from russia and turkey are other guarantors to be with the palestinian authority because to imagine the palestinian authority not in power it would not be accepted by the palestinians. there should be away because what the israelis asking is intervention forcing their way onto gaza after the war it is not pleasingly palestinians and those who lost their families, palestinians and those who lost theirfamilies, they want palestinians and those who lost their families, they want to be part of the future government, so to be forced on them from israel will not be accepted. a multinational will be under discussion between the palestinian authority with un

rafah region is in the south of the gaza strip and houses more than one million people of the gaza strip. the zionist regime has threatened to attack. but the resistance movement, the countries of the region and the united nations have warned about the consequences of the attack on rafah. there are 57 members of the us congress. by sending a letter to joe biden, the president of this country, they asked for all possible measures to prevent israel's attack on rafah . the islamic resistance movement of palestine, hamas, issued a statement and expressed its appreciation for the decision of the president of colombia to sever political relations with the zionist regime. the hamas movement considered the position of gustav and petro as an important victory for the palestinian sacrifices and the just solution of the palestinian issue, and called on the countries of the world, especially in the south american region , to sever their relations with the criminal zionist regime. colombia's president, gustavo petro, announced yesterday that his country is severing political relations with tel aviv d

of the gaza strip, 9 people were martyred and many more. requests in gaza to track the fate of the missing palestinians are increasing since the beginning of the war against gaza, many palestinians who lived in the conflict areas have disappeared. we are in one of the refugee settlement schools in western gaza. some of the displaced people living in this school are currently in a worse condition compared to the beginning of the war. every family has a missing person. because of the number many missing people, we tried to show the world that there are people from disappeared families and we want to know their fate. we have come to find out about the fate of the missing people. we do not know anything about their fate, whether they were captured or martyred or injured. the gaza strip has committed the war crime of genocide in this strip. he said: the amount of food, water, medicine and fuel that israel allows to enter the gaza strip is extremely insufficient. the european union foreign policy official also said: the judicial situation in gaza

with access of aid into gaza. millions of people in a relatively small area in urgent need of aid and sport. based on the information available, it is clear that the aid that is getting into gaza is quite insufficient to meet the demand. this is a matter of grave concern because as you know, recent reports have indicated that children are at risk of dying from hunger and malnutrition. >> just yesterday we had a conversation with unicef precisely about that. israel has said that the u.n. should be asked why there is so much surplus aid not getting into gaza. what they are suggesting is that the u.n. is not effectively delivering that aid. what is your response to that? >> that would be inconsistent with the working methods and with the urgency with which the u.n. attaches the delivery of aid. i am not familiar with these apparent delays. the u.n. prioritizes the aid and support getting to the people of gaza. we will see this reflected in both resolutions that have been taken by the general assembly. in the context

and companies that advance that some of the treat efforts and gaza palestinians from gaza say they feel hurt by the protests that us campuses and around the world. many said they hope the protest can put pressure on the government and the international community to bring an end to the end, at least $23.00 palestinians, including 5 children being towed in as early as tribes across gaza since wednesday morning. as far as the ministry continues to attack residential areas across the street will central kitchen has resumed humanitarian operations in gaza. a month off to some of its employees were killed and, and swearing strike one cause of him distribution meals to displace palestinians in bed. all the lot in central garza, that is way israel deliberately targeted, a will central kitchen, a convoy the 3 consecutive strikes and killed 7 workers on april. first. the n g o is quoting for better protection for 8 workers, as some bakery as an old in gaza reopening for the 1st time since october. many of them were destroyed by his ready bombardment, worsening the food crisis. when is well announ

human crimes in gaza.time this report is finished, the number of journalist martyrs in gaza has reached 145 people, the last one is mahmoud. the united nations human rights council awarded this bravery award to poriya zarezi and a member of the zionist authorities. israel is a country that is now fighting on the front line of the war against barbarism and brutality. his senior commanders are in the middle of a meeting, and his film comes out. these operations have become known as rat hunting operations, which, as they say, bring them alive after the exchange of hostages. as can be expected, baudrillard re-arrested many times those he released. an award under the pretext of blood censorship of more than 35 thousand palestinian martyrs. atefeh godini of sed and cima news agency. with arrest number more than students, the number of pro-palestinian american students who have been arrested has reached more than 3,000. hundreds of police forces entered the campus of the university of california. a number of stud

gaza has gone to rafah.eople there and we said to israel we will not support a operation in rafah, in the absence of a credible plan to protect civilians. >> and they still haven't delivered it. >> we have not seen that plan. >> so have you slowed the delivery of any weapons beyond the 3500 bombs? are you pausing for example, precision munitions as some republicans have -- >> the answer to that is no. what the president said and what he's been clear about in private conversations with the israelis which unfortunately leaked to the press, so the president answered when he was asked about it. but what we've been clear about it, if israel launched this operation in rafah, there are certain systems that we're not going to be supporting and supplying for that operation. but at present, the only thing that we've delayed are the high pay load bombs because we're in an ongoing conversation with israel begin the impact those weapons could have when used in densely populated areas including an area like rafah. >> so y

in the gaza strip, in the gaza strip, the powers to destroy israeli tanks proved with the simplest of its weapons that the yassin rocket is one of them , and we saw how their tanks were destroyed inside the gaza strip. these tanks cost millions of dollars. have been hit by cheap hamas rockets and improvised explosive devices, if hamas and the resistance have the means. at the same time, the fighters used drones, tanks, rockets, incendiary and destructive bombs , the american, british, german and french ships supported him, and all the nato countries came to his aid, but he could not do anything. he entered and fled wherever he entered , and it will be the same in rifa, he will enter it, but he will flee because he cannot stay there, because the gaza strip announced that hamas will not be defeated, and imam khamenei madzilla al-ali said in many of his speeches that israel will fail they are supported by the islamic republic of iran. since the very first day, the islamic republic of iran has stood by the palestinian resistance. most of the arab and so-called islamic countries did not ta

tell us what 0xfam is doing in gaza, _ standing city of gaza. tell us what 0xfam is doing in gaza, i - standing city of gaza. tell us what 0xfam is doing in gaza, i don't . 0xfam is doing in gaza, i don't think you are operating in and around rafah for safety reasons, what about in the rest of gaza? fix, what about in the rest of gaza? big part of our programming at 0xfam and what we have been doing for years in gaza is working on water and sanitation, so it can be repairs to damage on pipelines for example, we have in—store desalination units that serve small communities with desalinated water. we have latrines, we also have a big programme in cash assistance and food parcels. what we have been doing is not what we aspire to do because of the restrictions. what can enter and what is rejected by israel. we are restricted by what entrances and roots we are able to use. we are restricted because of the bombings.

in the explosion of a building in the north of gaza. some were injured. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and speed their fate, dear viewers, good morning , we are with you with the news segment at 8:00 am. people and opening. several construction projects went to mazandaran province. during this trip, 150,000 billion rials of new funds have been earmarked for the implementation of priority projects in the province. with all the capacity and facilities that exist in this province, it is an agricultural province , we have very good mines in our province, and industrial towns. we have in the province. but we witness. we have serious problems and shortages in the province. march 1400 president's trip to mazandaran with 176 resolutions. in the first round of approvals of the presidency of the honorable president , we made more than 15,000 billion tomans commitments for the government in various areas, which today amount to about 11,500 billion tomans have been provi

gaza. the beach of rafah city is also from the side. following these attacks, the zionist planes attacked the hezbollah drones the headquarters of the 41st artillery battalions of the zionist artillery, the headquarters of the zionist military officers, were targeted and a number of them were killed and wounded. hizbullah also for the first time targeted al-mutala base with drones equipped with s-5 air-to-ground missiles. s five one it is a non-guided missile that is used by fighters and helicopters to attack their targets. this missile works with solid fuel and its warhead is highly explosive. in this attack, after firing its missiles, the drone hit the target along with its explosives. the yemeni army destroyed an american military unit he overthrew ma'rab province in the northeast of yemen. some unofficial sources say that the type of this drone is american, the cost of its construction is 32 million dollars. the yemeni army has shot down eight drones in the last 7 years. hundreds of tho

in gaza into hardy find focus. we are in the final stages of that co ordinate to, to plan with the different actions of israel to use lemons, terminology, the systematic disintegration of the political and social institutions and the economic existence of national groups and the destruction of the personal security, liberty, health, dignity and even the lives of palestinians have led to the present precipice. israel has the power of each and every palestinian man, woman, and child in gaza to determine if they lives. well, how they die. history ones, us. what happens next? we cannot simply stand by waiting for that to happen again. it is not possible to account every story of every palestinian who is suffering at the hands of israel's relentless genocidal campaign. indeed, this quote has held in bosnia in genocide that quote, it is sufficient to examine those facts that would illuminate. the question of contempt illustrates the claim by the applicant of attachment of acts committed against members of the group, such

they joined in gaza and now. in the rest of the world today , to further review and analyze the continuation of student protests, especially in america, we want to talk with mr. tim anderson, a former professor at the university of sydney. mr. anderson tonight , we will review and analyze the latest developments related to student protests. you have decades of teaching experience at the university, and you also follow international issues. what is your assessment and feeling when you see that these students and universities are now the main center of protests against the genocide in gaza and the defense of the palestinian people. i think a transformation it is very natural and normal that it is happening in american universities. because it is quite clear that the american government has a very clear involvement in the events that are happening in gaza, and therefore, with the money that they give and the weapons that are provided to israel , they are in fact a very influential factor in these issues and that's w

we need food to enter into gaza. israeli hostages to go home. we need the situation to be a total departure from the killing. people are tired, people are suffering, people are in pain. people have not been able to have a good meal. children have not been able to go to school. universities have been destroyed. hospitals are not functioning. who does not want an end to the situation, except netanyahu? mohammad shtayyeh, former palestinian prime minister, thank you very much for being on hardtalk. hello. there has been no shortage of heavy downpours over the last few days but i think those heavy showers will become fewer and further between as we head through the next couple of days and towards the weekend. and the start ofjune, of course. it is going to turn drier. there will be some warm sunshine, often quite large amounts of cloud, as i'll show you in a moment, and in the short term, this area of low pressure still fairly close by, so we will see some further heavy showers as we go through the day on thursday. a ban

unintelligible sanitation crisis in gaza. there is _ crisis in gaza.te are piling up thousands of waste are piling up in gaza, there is a spread of mosquitoes, flies and rats, as well as diseases, because of the increase in temperature will increase these kind of diseases in addition to that, according to the health organisation, says only 30% of hospitals in gaza are working partially, unintelligible full capacity so it would add to the pressure on the people in gaza but in addition, closing kerem shalom crossing will add to the misery of the humanitarian because it's one of the main routes, the few routes to deliver aid into gaza. said shehata _ deliver aid into gaza. said shehata from _ deliver aid into gaza. said shehata from bbc - deliveraid into gaza. said shehata from bbc arabic, thank you for bringing us up to date. we will talk more about the closure of aljazeera within israel with omar shakir at human rights watch later in the programme. let's get some of the day's other news now. rescue efforts are continuing in the brazilian state of rio gr

with a deal of rebuilding gaza will begin.rab nations and the international community along with palestinian and israeli leaders to get it done in a manner that does not allow hamas to rearm. united states will work with our partners to rebuild homes, schools and hospitals in gaza. communities that were destroyed in the chaos of war. with this deal, israel could become more deeply integrated in the region including it is no surprise to you all including -- agreement with saudi arabia. israel could be part of a regional security network to counter the threat posed by iran. all of this progress would make israel more secure with israeli families no longer living in the shadow of a terrorist attack and all of this would create the conditions for a different future. a better future for the palestinian people. one of self-determination, dignity, security and freedom. this path is available. once the deal is struck. israel will always have the right to defend itself against threats to security and to bring those responsible for octo

our message is to support the gaza strip. we ask all students of international universities to support the people of the gaza strip. and the occupying regime to stop its crimes against the gaza strip put pressure? we are proud of the students of the world's universities because they support us so that the siege of the gaza strip is broken so that we can continue our studies. their gathering can lead to the end of the war. we ask all the universities of the world to support us and be united until the siege of the gaza strip ends. the participants of this rally, which was held with the slogan of yemen's loyalty to free gaza , emphasized on the continuation of all-round support and public mobilization to confront the zionist regime. yemeni protesters also chant anti-american slogans and supporters of the zionist regime they protested and called for an embargo on american goods and the zionist regime. al-jihad al-jihad kul shaab ali estadal kul shaab ali ready fuznakna fuz wahdkm wahna maakm or gaza ahna maakm zionists bombed a h

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i've been an early advocate of flooding gaza with aid, because starvation situation in gaza only aidslikes to see palestinians dead -- caitrÍona: sorry for interrupting -- there is a delay on the line, michael -- but we are not seeing that situation where aid is flooding into israel. in actual fact, we are seeing the opposite, were a couple of the crossings have been closed, and the reports from the u.n. and aid agencies in the south of gaza say that aid has all but dried up. michael: across the rafah crossing on the south, the border between gaza and egypt, the egyptians won't open that crossing. israel has opened up four additional crossings, and you have the peer established by the u.s. military, and israel has to bring thata id in because united states won't put boots on the ground. aid has increased tremendously. whether it is adequate enough, let's keep addressing it. that is a work in progress, and i'm very much in favor of continued aid, because the absence of aid aids hamas. there will be pressure on israel to agree to a permanent cease-fire. caitrÍona: i want to ask you abou

and put life back together in the gaza strip. surely you need to be thinking about that now, that future for gaza. we know you, the palestinian authority, have had talks with hamas in moscow about a kind of unified approach. would you work in government with hamas, despite what they did on october 7? >> our government declared from the beginning of this aggression that we have one government that is responsible for the affairs of the palestinian people in the occupied part of the state of palestine, including the gaza strip, the west bank, and eastern jerusalem. in fact, a significant portion of the budget of the palestinian national authori is being spent all the time by the employees of the authorities in the gaza strip. it never stopped and it continued to take place, including during these seven months of aggression against our people. that is in terms of the responsibility. in terms of the details, it is very difficult to put anything in place as long as there is israeli occupying forces still in the occupied gaza strip. the

we want to say that right now all eyes should be on gaza, a genocide is going on in gaza.mpletely safe here. they bring up anti-semitism for this reason, because they want to divert people's minds from the main story. they don't want us to talk about the continuous killing of gazans by israeli soldiers. currently, the story is under the shadow of anti-semitism. placed but not at all there is no such thing as anti-semitism, and i think anyone who came to the university campus understood that this is the worst way to deal with jewish students. now, under the pretext of fighting what is called anti-semitism, the congress representatives have approved a bill to deal with demonstrations in support of palestine. according to the new bill, universities where protest gatherings are held will have their funding cut off on the pretext of anti-semitism. american authorities while students protesting the genocide in gaza to the jews. they accuse setizi, but the american senator denied this charge. it is important to understand let's see why these protests were formed. they attend anti

society and its people , it has found a problem with the failure of the media from gaza , although gazatyred more than 100 of its journalists for the victory of the media over the zionist regime. getting out of the failure that is emerging in public opinion, which is mainly in the west, and this west has been the main base and supporter of the zionist regime, and both governments and in some way in the public space of their societies. they had the idea that israel is a symbol of all the foreigners, so hajj is an opportunity for people to express their hatred and their positions here regarding israel. he will find an obstacle to any other will that he wants and his own voice will raise itself and this voice will echo to their own countries and their own communities mr. kamili added to our group by phone. let's continue with his highness, this voice will reach the ears of the whole world. let's talk about hajj how will this capacity be this year? provide it and relate it to the point you mentioned, that is , the movement and uprising of students in american universities and all over the w

d0 jurisdiction over day-to-day life in gaza.— life in gaza. do you think, 'ust life in gaza.hink, just going back— life in gaza. do you think, just going back to - life in gaza. do you think, just going back to the - just going back to the international criminal court, this will have any bearing on what happens next?- what happens next? none. i mean, what happens next? none. i mean. the _ what happens next? none. i mean, the allegations - what happens next? none. i mean, the allegations and l what happens next? none. i. mean, the allegations and the charges in the icc have been floating for a while now, and it's not going to impact — ultimately, israel will continue to do what it feels it needs to do, netanyahu specifically. the icc�*s decision will be an absolute public relations black eye for the country and for the prime minister in particular. but it will not impact, at this point, what hidecision will be. his sole priority right now is to meet his own stated military and political objectives with regards to hamas and gaza. the issue of aid. _ regards to hamas and gaza. t