further north in gaza city, this should be the site of two new schools. even since israel announced it was easing its blockade, the u.n. says it is still not being allowed to bring in the construction material it needs. >> there comes a point when you have to say, it is not working. we are at that point now. it is not working. there's no material change for the people in gaza. the so-called easing is nothing more than an easing of the political pressure. >> in the markets of gaza city, you can see there have been some differences. one of the things that has changed in the last few months is the sheer number of israeli products in the markets and shops. you can see hebrew writing. while the number of imports from israel has greatly increased, virtually all exports from gaza are still forbidden. that has crippled many businesses in gaza. this used to be one of the busiest factories. they make biscuits. before the blockade, the export of 60% of them. now with the market saturated with the israeli products, they have shut down virtually all production. >> i f

judge admonished the two for putting the man in harm's way to search for explosives during a raid in gaza city during the war it was common for militants to hide or store their weapons in civilian homes and the soldiers said they suspected that may have been the case when they took the boy from his mother and made him search the bags in an apartment building. the bags turned out to be harmless, but the court said using a child in that way was unacceptable and handed down the punish pt that included a suspended jail sentence that was unbecoming. the bare will be allowed to serve as commanders in their reserve units. the conviction comes as another pr blow to the is rile army earlier this year had to explain pictures posted on facebook of young soldiers humiliating palestinian detainees, and soldiers patrolling a west bank town while dancing to kesha's song "tick-tock". ♪ >> the youtube video became an internet hit that helped fuel anger among palestinian who say humiliating treatment is common by israeli soldiers. and today the palestinian boy is the center of the incident. as for the soldiers,

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months a cable going to a cluster of people in new york city and all the sudden somebody says look at this video and watch these poor children in gazasays i'm good to go. we should be looking at a cluster of people. so i think there's a lot of tension. the thing i would ask for is a serious conversation about how far down the tale of radicalization you want to go because every time we have the fort hood, people like me spend four months cleaning up after when some guy wants to e-mail some idiot in yemen. well, i'm not sure that's a productive conversation. >> other questions? yes. >> yes, hi. diana west, "washtington examiner." we are weighing the balance between civil liberties and security is. i want to ask you to switch gears a little bit and weigh the balance between security and islamic activity. we've been talking a bit about fort hood in relation to perhaps extending the tolerance for domestic spying or things like that. but major hasan had been giving public priests to his fellow officers that purposely trapped the jihad doctrine and was not considered disturbing amount for him to the flag and certainly statute where he fort