you mentioned some very welcome changes were made in june allowing more civilian goods to enter gaza but israel is still imposing restrictions that have nothing to do with security and for that reason are illegal so for example construction materials are not allowed to enter gaza gaza's gaza residents are not allowed to sell their goods outside of gaza including in the west bank which is palestinian territory and the movement of persons is restricted to all that extreme humanitarian cases there's no security justification for that and it's killing the possibility for a normal life in gaza that's not ok under international law ok well the commission is urging the israeli government is now to to focus. on hamas and not civilians but how is it possible to do that can you actually do that so you can have on the organizational one hand the not affect people who are elected on the other. well i mean i think it's quite clear israel can prevent weapons from coming in and it can prevent persons from entering israel from gaza if it has reasonable grounds to believe they present a security risk but it has

hundred eighty people food and medical supplies and a determined core to reach gaza on the second anniversary of the last israel gaza war the convoy dubbed asia to gaza solidarity caravan sit still for. new delhi at the beginning of december it's trying to do what an aid for teller failed to do in may break the israeli blockade on the coastal strip that earlier attempt left nine activists did since then israel insists things have gotten better there is a humanitarian analysis that we are making on a daily basis which allow us to see a broad picture about the humanitarian conditions and the situation in the. moment but gazans complain life is still unbearable. and that israel has limited the number of trucks clothes and shoes coming into gaza and this causes problems with coordination in gaza. last month twenty two international organizations issued a report claiming the easing of the blockade has helped bring in materials only for the un and international building projects ordinary goods they say are still not getting in our goods have already been detained in israel for three years but the fines that we paid a

and even when we have barley people aren't always here to buy it's been four years since israel imposed siege on gaza to try and break hamas of support and with no sign that life will get better any time soon most gazans have the eyes on the sea and their hope on the next. policy r.t. israel and we've planted up online here's what you'll find it on t. dot com today as i say any of the to say they've hit the jackpot by converting to the euro they can pass through. the struggling aren't there. and check out this guy is the liberation of the venue here with the international space station and kerry's message for all of us. now from new zealand to moscow from sydney to seattle twenty eleven was actually in with fireworks and celebrations by millions of people around the world. i. i it got off to a running start in new zealand as spectators packed into harbor to enjoy the huge display then moved further west to australia where celebrations went off with a bang as sydney's now traditional spectacular fireworks lit up the sky like spectators call their money's worth the twelve minute show was the largest th

and even when we have barley people are always here to buy it's been four years since israel imposed siege on gaza to try and break the massive support and with no sign that life will get better anytime soon most gazans have the eyes on the sea and their hope on the next. policy are to israel. plenty lined up for you online and here's what you can find out on today as the state is leaders say they will hit the jackpot by converting to the euro compact or its own social varying this troubling currency will lead them into decline. and it's kind of celebrations for the new year would be international space station crews a message for all of us back. from new zealand to moscow from sydney to seattle twenty eleven has been all should end with fireworks and celebrations by millions of people around the world in australia as celebrations when told with the buying a state needs now traditional spectacular fireworks that have this kind of line spectators got their money's worth the twelve that it was the largest that is the display which still in the new millennium in seoul the city's mayor wearing traditi

normal life from taking place in gaza and i'm sorry to say that's exactly what the israeli policy did we think that the lesson from the flotilla incident should be that israel has a right to prevent weapons from entering gaza but it doesn't have a right to do what it's still doing which is to prevent purely civilian goods from coming in and out in order to punish the population you have to remember israel controls gaza's borders and that control creates obligations when you control a civilian population you're responsible for their rights and the law of occupation says that even under circumstances of security risks you have to allow people to lead normal lives so students need to be able to travel from gaza to the west bank in order to study families need to be able to travel back and forth in order to be to be reunited with each other and merchants in gaza have a right to sell their goods outside of gaza israel can certainly inspect the goods and make sure there's no security threat but that's all it can do and i'm sorry to say that that's not the case right now and the commission made a disturbing finding when it said that those civilian restrictions cou

israel has launched an air strike in northern and central gaza that's according to the israel defense force and hamas palestinian officials claimed people were injured it comes in the same way gaza marks the sea year anniversary since a major military offensive by israel the three week war led to more than a thousand palestinians dead many of them civilians israel said it was responding to palestinian rocket attacks and targeted hamas militants but their purpose of true worldwide condemnation because of the huge number of civilian casualties israel gaza after hamas which it believes is a terrorist group took control of this trip in two thousand and seven says that eight hundred restricted and rarely reaches its destination as porous here has been finding out. israelis and economics. shankar who is easing but they can't deny the border and international condemnation is heating up and asian aid convoys with politicians and activists from eighteen countries is on its way to gaza on border one hundred eighty people food and medical supplies and a determined core to reach gaza on the secon

israel has launched an air strike in northern and central gaza that's according to the israel defense force and hamas palestinian officials claimed two people were injured meanwhile protests have swept across gaza this week as it marks two years since a military offensive by israel the three week war left more than a thousand palestinians dead many of them civilians israel said it was responding to palestinian rocket attacks and targeted a mass militants but their phones have drew worldwide condemnation and because of the huge number of civilian casualties israel located gaza after hamas which it believes is a terrorist group took control of the strip into thousand and seven since then aid has been resisted and restricted rather and rarely reaches its destination as policy here has been finding out that. israelis insist their economic siege on gaza is easing but they can't deny the border and international condemnation is heating up an asian aid convoy with politicians and activists from eighteen countries is on its way to gaza on board a one hundred eighty people and medical supplies

first though israel ruled the military raid on a. gaza aid flotilla last may was legal activities died when israeli commandos raided a ship sparking strong international condemnation the panel looking into a raid is was made up of four israelis and two foreign observers turkey's prime minister has already criticized the inquiry saying it has little value or credibility sorry if you from the legal side out of text the freedom of movement of palestinians tells r.t. that made concern that the report fails to criticize the blockade that she says is stifling life in gaza. no commission of inquiry in the world can justify deliberately restricting the passage of people and goods in order to paralyze the economy and prevent normal life from taking place in gaza and i'm sorry to say that's exactly what the israeli policy did we think that the lesson from the flotilla incident should be that israel has a right to prevent weapons from entering gaza but it doesn't have a right to do what it's still doing which is to prevent surely civilian goods from

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also in the program two years after israel's military offensive on gaza we're appalled at how people there are still struggling to get their lives back to normal despite israel insisting is easing the economic blockade. on the world wide welcome for twenty eleven a quick trip around the globe to enjoy the highlights of the new year festivities. it's eleven pm sunday evening here in moscow welcome my name is kevin owen and this is our news review of the past seven days and it was a week when moscow ground to a halt freezing rain ruptured power lines paralyzed traffic and crippled airports for thousands of stranded travelers a man being starting the holiday stuck in traffic jams or sleeping on the airport floor others were left in the dark on new year's eve parties a country approach over upset all. turned into a lump of ice overnight the rain was freezing while falling almost to emergency workers knocked it down like gloss. heavy eyes snapped power lines and shut down the country's largest airport for almost two days but enough at any time of year but horrendous at the height of the ho

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and even when we have barley people are always here to buy it's been four years since israel imposed siege on gaza to try and break a massive support and with no sign that life will get better any time soon most gazans have the eyes on the sea and their hope on the next. policy r.t. israel. this week the new year was welcomed in with fireworks and celebrations all around the world. i got off to a stunning start a new zealand spectators packed into all clubs harbor to enjoy the huge display there then it moved further west to a stray were celebrations went off with a bang is sydney's and additional spectacular fireworks lit up the skyline above the bridge and revelers in japan didn't miss the event they will continue to receive these massive silver balloons carrying no hopes for the future. so i want to put on a good show the island's tallest skyscraper was the centerpiece there as fireworks developed. and in the u.k. the london eye a lot of people going there to see a quarter million in fact for the riverside to watch london light up. across the atlantic new york's this to fifty cent it is always

and two years after israel's military offensive on gaza you know paul that how people there are still struggling to get their lives back to normal despite israel insisting it's easing economic blockade. hello this is the review of the week my name is kevin and it's now one i am here this third of january first it was a week when moscow ground to hold freezing rain ruptured power lines paralyzed traffic and crippled airports for thousands of stranded travelers it meant starting the holiday stuck in jams or sleeping on an airport floor and others were left in the dark on new year's eve. reports. turned into a lump of ice overnight the rain was freezing falling on emergency workers knocked it down like gloss. have your eyes snapped power lines and shutdown the country's largest airports for almost two days but enough at any time of year but horrendous at the highs of the holy day getaway this is how one of moscow's busiest hops looks like power is back on and flies are getting back on shad you like that the my idea that the airport which was worst hit by bad weather conditions over the w

why israel operates the siege over the gaza strip and what i what i find extremely interesting but also extremely worrying is the fact that the economic interest economic agenda whereby israel would. be willing to make some money let's say by allowing the international community to send. money to gaza to sustain their if you g camps but actually do so by buying products from israel products made in this room and thereby creating a nice little export venue for israeli companies now israel is even blocking back to so the siege is now full so. has such a strong momentum such a strong element of pictured to it that it even costs money to these are the government well yeah i mean it's a loss leader like a grocery store put milk in the front or the back of the store and they'll sell it at a loss to get people to buy other stuff at the grocery store i mean they make money at it if it is really make money operating a ghetto in the gaza strip they would shut it down in a heartbeat. however thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you very much and that's going to do it for this editio