syria israel began to militarily occupy all remaining palestinian territory in the west bank the gaza strip and east jerusalem suddenly all of palestine is now lost we now had no palestinian land left under palestinian control. you have a huge palestinian population living as refugees are living under occupation. palestinians are governed under military law they are essentially prisoners they are treated as if they were all prisoners of war they have no rights. in the immediate aftermath of the 67 war the united nations security council post resolution 242 citing international law forbidding the takeover of territory by war 2 for 2 explicitly called for israel to withdraw its own forces. to this day israel has largely failed to comply not only holding palestinian territory the compass getting additional land and building massive jewish settlement blocks in the west bank in east jerusalem in direct violation of the 4th geneva convention which expressly forbids states from transferring civilian populations into territory it occupies. in addition israel has established an inter matrix of secur

with your lawyer 2014 is ready to launch a devastating new tree took on the gaza strip. over the course of $51.00 days it's ready to drop $20000.00 tons of explosives goes into the densely populated area the size of the delphia. killing over 2000 i was in terms of thousands more. the overwhelming majority of these casualties were civilians distributed these being bombarded from the sea and into israel launched at least $160.00 strikes on the gaza strip. and there is one less hospital in gaza now. today. flattened what the hospital. the sheer scale of the attack spoke outrage and condemnation around the world israel's month long pounding of gaza shocks many people around the world 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 news of t

syria israel began to militarily occupy all remaining palestinian territory in the west bank the gaza strip and east jerusalem suddenly all of palestine is now lost we now had no palestinian land left under palestinian control. you had a huge palestinian population living as refugees or living under occupation. palestinians are governed under military law they are essentially prisoners they are treated as if they were all prisoners of war they have no rights. in the immediate aftermath of the 67 war the united nations security council post resolution 242 citing international law forbidding the takeover of territory by war 2 for 2 explicitly called for israel to withdraw its own forces. to this day israel has largely failed to comply not only holding palestinian territory the compass getting additional land and building massive jewish settlement blocks in the west bank in east jerusalem in direct violation of the 4th geneva convention which expressly forbid states from transferring civilian populations into territory it occupies. in addition israel has established an inter matrix of security

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unintended consequence of the continuing israeli blockade of gaza is growing opioid problem the gaza strip at points just 10 kilometers wide is a now a piece of land along the eastern mediterranean coast it's palestinian population a sealed behind a separation barrier and tightly controlled checkpoints gaza is home to more than 1500000 palestinians maybe half of them under 15 unemployment is among the highest in the world and every day is a struggle to survive. it's not surprising therefore the thousands of young people risk their lives by protesting against the occupation by israel at the border fence but as discovered when she traveled to gaza for al-jazeera back in 2010 more and more of them turning to drugs to escape from the harsh realities of life his anus disturbing film on comfortably not. over yet. this is gaza's lifeline the tunnels on the border with egypt. they punch through the blockade that cuts gaza off from the outside world. mostly. for. the search. for. the very. least. the money far away from israel. around the clock to smuggle in vital supplies from deep within the eart

and your lawyer 2014 israel launched a devastating military attack on the gaza strip. over the course of $51.00 days is ready to drop $20000.00 tons of explosives on the densely populated area the size of the. killing over 2000 i was 20 and smooching tens of thousands more. the overwhelming majority of these casualties were civilians the strip being bombarded from the sea and land israel launched at least $160.00 strikes on the gaza strip. and there's one less hospital in gaza now israel today a latin hospital. the sheer scale of the attack spoke outrage and condemnation around the world israel's month long pounding of gaza shocked many people around the world mass demonstrations have been held in many of the world's major cities. but in the united states the story was different polls showed 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 justified 34 percent say unjustified these numbers were striking but they were new of the course of a confl

we stop 80 percent of the drugs before they entered the gaza strip then we start an investigation depending on the information we get the confessions we get from people or dealers lead us to the major dealers who try to get the drugs from an awful. lot you know. but some question the methods used to extract information. as a habitual drug user claims he's experienced these methods firsthand on more than one occasion. that. they just beat you up they tie you up like this they raise you up on a chair. and hang you from a chain for a day or 2. with the blindfold you so you won't recognize the person beating you and then go after them in the streets. when they let me down of the chair i couldn't feel my arms i swear i could not feel them. the ministry of interior denies physical violence is being used against drug offenders but hallett's allegations tapped into a longstanding taboo in palestinian society. and. there are links between drug addiction and spying if you are an addict you're on the side of the occupation and as long as you're with the occupation then you are against palestinian soci

we stop 80 percent of the drugs before they entered the gaza strip then we start an investigation depending on the information we get the confessions we get from people the letters lead us to the major dealers who try to get the drugs from an awful. lot you know. but some question the methods used to extract information. as a drug user claims he's experienced these methods firsthand on more than one occasion. they just beat you up they tie you up like this they raise you up on a chair. and hang you from a chain for a day or 2. with the blindfold you so you won't recognise the person beating you and then go after them in the streets. when they let me down of the chair i couldn't feel my arms i swear i could not feel them. the ministry of interior denies physical violence is being used against drug offenders but it's allegations tapped into a longstanding taboo in palestinian society. and in law. there are links between drug addiction and spying if you are an addict you're on the side of the occupation and as long as you're with the occupation then you are against palestinian society you're a

unintended consequence of the continuing israeli blockade of gaza is growing opioid problem the gaza strip at points just 10 kilometers wide is an hour piece of land along the eastern mediterranean coast that's palestinian population a sealed behind a separation barrier and tightly controlled checkpoints gaza is home to more than 1500000 palestinians needy half of them under 15 unemployment is among the highest in the world and every day is a struggle to survive. it's not surprising therefore the thousands of young people risk their lives by protesting against the occupation by israel at the border fence the designer discovered when she traveled to gaza for al jazeera back in 2010 more and more of them turning to drugs to escape from the harsh realities of life his anus disturbing film on comfortably not. over yet. this is his lifeline the tunnels on the border with egypt. they punch through the blockade that cuts gaza off from the outside world. mostly. from. the still. or from. the very. least. the money far away from israel. around the clock to smuggle in vital supplies from deep within

whether it's the gaza strip are coming from the lebanon itself, they are questioning the alliance ofnistration has with its allies in the least. the kurds as we know fought alongside trump administration. army officials and everyone in the u.s. military at the direction of the president. this was an operation to destroy the islamic state in the early years of the trump administration, when that operation was completed, and we are now seeing kurdish forces with 11,000 people killed during those operations and the trump administration saying, good luck. >> shepard: trey yates live in our middle east newsroom. more on the kurds and their allies and isis, they don't have their own country. probably the largest group in the world that doesn't. and as an old kurdish proverb says, we have no friends but the mountains. >> those mountains they refer to our straddling the borders of turkey, iraq, syria, iran and armenia company area between europe and central asia. there are between 25 and 40 million kurds come making thethey are a fourth ethnic gro. toward the end of world war i after defeati

in the gaza strip, a 28-year-old palestinian man was killed and 40 people wounded friday after israeli troops opened fire on weekly protests near the beseiged territory's separation barrier with israel. a spokesperson for gaza's health ministry said 22 people were shot with live bullets. the latest killing brings the number of palestinian protesters killed in gaza to render 13. in washington, d.c., women's rights activists rallied outside the supreme court sunday to call for justice brett kavanaugh's removal from the bench, one year after republican senators narrowly confirmed him to the u.s. supreme court despite multiple credible accusations of attempted rapepe and sexuall assault. boston congrgressmember ayanna prpressleyey introduced a resoln last m month to impeach h justie kavanaugugh. she told the crowd she believed kavanaugh's accusers a and anita hillll -- who told conongress in 1991 that justice clarence thomas sexually y harassed her. >> i still believe anita hill. [cheers] i still believe dr. christine ford. [cheers] and i believe deborah ramirez. amy: the weekend rally at

is of the palestinian legislative council for looking at the division between the west bank and gaza strip. so then do you have any hope that it will become law at some point obviously women are out protesting now though if they want to be heard do you do you feel they will be heard. it's not just about the protests yes i do believe that the law will be in that target. quite soon hopefully there that has been significant advocacy of women's rights and human rights organizations over the past 6 months 7 years to enact the family protection but now many times and think is this i'd focus our efforts were that in the forms of protests or the form of holding policy meetings or do many other types of engagement with the palestinian government sometimes they would lead to an amendment in the pin the code which was also mentioned. that it poured earlier but the family protection board is here to be in luck because that hasn't been completed consol on its content over the past years now we hope that it will be in the arctic soon because we have seen significant differences in the approach of this g

is that a new gaza strip?think you will see large numbers of syrians returning. .t will be a no man's land you have to recognize that you have 100 u.s. troops stopping an invasion that was keeping about 5 million syrians comparatively safe. opening the floodgates for the turks makes it more dangerous for those people. the one loser in this has been the syrian people. tom: dr. brammer with us for seven hours today, so much to talk about. the eurasia group and their timely report with axa out today. discussion. what a lineup, dr. lipsky, erik mann,n, dr. fuhrman, dr. dr. franklin -- frankel. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: brexit mission impossible. eu says there's no deal unless the u.k. moves as the northern irish democratic unionist party stands in the way. china and the u.s. clash over hong kong. bill that hong a it willthat china says bow retaliation if it becomes law. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this wednesday, october 16. jp morgan closing at record yesterday pickard -- yesterday. bank of america jump

gaza central jail and this is the section where they're holding prisoners on drug charges both users and dealers here is 120 of them in 3 different cells on al-jazeera. incarcerated. in russia's toughest prisons stripped off their liberties. and unexpected creative opportunities. to sing being caused just like no other offers a chance of redemption and hope for the toilet if you. leave prison life inside you know a tale of singles and murderers on al-jazeera. and counting the cost germany's heading for recession put aside their concerns about that to stimulate the economy. and brazil's amazon fear their livelihoods are on the right and the billions of dollars in black gold locked away you have to go here . counting the cost on. iraq's prime minister orders the lifting of a curfew and a step to appease protesters as the death toll from days of unrest rises above 50. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up u.s. house democrats you know the white house for documents relating to an impeachment investigation into president. and demonstrations in hong kong defy a government ban on face masks as they confront police once again and why new yorkers don't have to travel far to see a