the they say the other died from sufficientcation from tear gas in hebron. as violence continues ban ki-moon has met palestinian president mahmood abbas in ramallah as part of his efforts to calm the situation. elsewhere, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is expected to meet with u.s. secretary of state john kerry in berlin on thursday. he's already there in talks with german chancellor angela merkel. well, let's go straight live to stephanie dekker. she's in ramallah in the occupied west bank. first of all tell us about this latest incident. >> what has happened in the last half hour or so we're getting the news lines out. we've had confirmation from the israeli army that palestinian man driving a car drove into a group of israelis. he has been shot. we're not sure about the condition of the driver. we're hearing that four israelis have been wounded. they're conditions not confirmed that the one of them is in moderate to serious condition. the army tells us they have been evacuated for medical care. so again i think highlighting the tension on t

we are on the outskirts of hebron. it is pretty much sealed off to outsiders by the israeli military. the checkpoint has been thrown up at the main access point to the city, and we are looking where armoured vehiclesar blocking the road. they are firing tear gas up the hill, and we see rolling down that hill burning tires sent down the street by protesters higher up. and pools of smoke are drifting over the city. we are told by the israeli military, that's a flashpoint in the heart of the city, because there's an israeli settlement in the middle of the city. that is close to where the first incident took place. the military are telling us that a palestinian man tried to approach an israeli settler on suspicion of attacking mim. that the that point he opened fire and killed the palestinian man. we have spoken to an eyewitness inside the city. they think it is a different scene, suggesting that the palestinian man had no intention of launching an attack and was killed by the israeli settler after a group of settlers chan

two incidents were in hebron in the occupied best bank. a palestinian teenager was shot dead in occupied east jerusalem. >>> two girls age 2 and 5 have been raped in separate attacks in india. >>> russia says its air force has carried out another 36 air strikes in syria hitting isil targets. >>> 12 people have drowned off the coast of turkey as they attempted to reach the greek island of lesbos. four children and a baby were among those killed. staying with the refugee story, refugees have started arriving in slovenia after hungary closed its border with croatia on friday. >>reporter: this is the village on the croatia hungary border. as many as 8,000 refugees have crossed into hungary each day from here but at midnight security forces sealed off the crossing point. refugees desperate to get to austria or germany now face traveling will you slovenia or remaining in croatia where the temperatures are starting to fall. >> a situation is a humanitarian situation on the ground. absolute disaster. >>reporter: these were the last refugees to get

that happened in the last few hours in hebron. which has been the scene of many attacks by palestinians on israeli settlers, also according to some witnesses shootings of palestinians civilians by israeli soldiers. >> we're seeing happened today, which was announced as a day of rage organized across the occupied territories. how did it actually unfold. what happened? >> well, barbara, it was cold by the political factions here on the occupied west bank, and many cities did see protests. but again one major flash point was hebron because the body of a 19-year-old palestinian killed on monday was returned to his village near hebron, and people gathered there. there were also calls for a dozen or more bodies of palestinians killed over the last few weeks to be returned to their families in the hebron area. that's something that is enraging people across the occupied west bank. the fact that there are still bodies that need to be returned to their loved ones. people are expressing their frustration, that diplomacy seeming to going now

. >>> the funerals of five palestinians killed in hebron will take place later. the bodies were handed over to the families offer intervention by president mahmoud abbas. the israeli group decided to keep hold of palestinians accused of carrying out attacks against israelis. >> another palestinian has been shot dead by israeli forces. the 17-year-old boy is accused of carrying out a stabbing attack near janina city in the northern occupied west bank. israeli forces shot him. 17 palestinians, and nine israelis have been killed in fighting this month. >> the funerals of five palestinians killed by israeli soldiers in hebron will take place later. the bodies handed over later. after intervention by mahmoud abbas and international groups. >> it was decided they would retain the bodies, accused of carrying out attacks against them. nadim baba reports from hebron >>> they are in greece and struggling to accept what happened to their sister. the father of a 17-year-old from hebron tells me she was shot dead by an israeli soldiers after passing through two checkpoints. >

israeli soldiers fired tear gas at palestinians at a protest rally in hebron on tuesday.n is in the occupied west bank and is home for hundreds of jewish settlers living in enclaves in the palestinian territory. >>> nadine barber joins us live from ramallah. what more can you tell us about the casualties today? >> reporter: barbara, you were mentioning hebron which is a tense place at the best of times with that strange coexistence or situation where you do have those israeli settlers living amongst the majority palestinian population under heavy security. this day of rage was called by the various political factions, and it is seen people take to the streets in many parts of the occupied west bank. there haven't been any fatalities on israeli side the death toll from the last two weeks of violence did rise on tuesday to nine with the death of an israeli man who was stabbed and shot in a bus attack two weeks ago. the palestinian death toll in the last few weeks still stands at 60 people killed. but on tuesday, at least 25 people, we're hearing from medical sources were in

the other died of suffocation from tear gas in hebron. and as the violence continues, ban ki-moon has met with palestinian president mahmood abbas in efforts to calm the situation. elsewhere on the diplomatic front, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is expected to meet secretary of state john kerry on thursday. netanyahu is already there for talks with chancellor angela merkel. >> diplomacy from jerusalem to the west bank. calling for calm in what is called a dangerous escalation. palestinian president mahmood abbas makes it clear that the palestinians have a right to protect themselves. and they want to return to negotiations with the israelis, a message that they will bring with secretary of state john kerry. >> secretary state john kerry knows what we want. we want to return to gorgeous based on international legitimacy. settlement expansion is illegal. we all know it. let's put that on the table. let's do that, then we'll return to negotiation gas abbas said that they had no choice but to ask for protection. the recent violence has no

on thursday a man in his 20s was shot dead in hebron. between the jew rich settlement and the mosque in the center of town. now the israeli army is saying that he had stabbed a solder before he was shot dead, whereas palestinian witnesses in the city are saying that he had crossed a check point and had actually walked some distance before he was shot at close distance. this is not the first time that we have heard these conflicting narratives, and in many cases, palestinians, locally, claim that the israeli army, or the israeli police have prompted weapons in many cases knifes to suggest falsely that there had been a threat to an israeli before the palestinian had been shot dead. on thursday there were already clashes in hebron between protesters and the israeli army. hebron is a very tense place at the best of times with a few hundred israeli settlers living among many, many thousands of palestinian drengzs who have their movement severely restricted. hebron is also somewhere where many families are angry because the bodies of their lov

from hebron in the occupied west bank. let us put some of those comments to the mayor of the ephrate settlement in the west bank. good to have you with us. some of the allegations that we're hearing from palestinians are that there are extra judicial killings being carried out, there are attacks by settlers which go unpunished, and some of these attacks are unprovoked attacks on palestinians. the police have a shoot to kill policy, now they have the right to search palestinians, all of these things are leading to the current tension. what do you say to that? >> first of all, good evening. it's my pleasure to be here. it was quite painful listening to the previous person that you were interviewing. you are more than have id to come over, see the facts and judge for yourself. israel is a country which the law is one of its basic pillars on which the country's based on. if a soldier or policeman or a civilian would harm anybody for absolutely no reason, not out of self defense, he would be tried and punished. >> san i just on

arch. >>> the streets of hebron after clarify teenagers killed by israeli forces.ushingey's political parties hold final rallies ahead of sunday's general election. sierra leone may be declared ebola free in less than a month. it was one of the worst hit countries that killed almost 4,000 people. for those who survived, the battle is note over yet. more from the capitol, freetown. >> reporter: kemira is an ebola survivor. she contracted the disease while she cared for her mother. her mother died and kemira said she is grateful to be alive but her health is bad, getting through her day-to-day activities now is a challenge. >> my eyes are heavy. it feels like they want to come out. i can feel them throbbing. >> along with the pain, she has blurred vision in her left eye. she takes treatment but had to stop her work. she worries about her children. >> a big problem. my kids are first. >> sierra leone has 4,000 survivors. there have been many coming partially or completely blind after being cured from tvirus. >> dr.math matthew bandy has treated about 1,000 ebola survi

in hebron we understand a man allegedly attempted to attack a settler. he was then shot and killed by police. now, we have spoken to somebody who lives right next to where the incident took place, and he makes clear he didn't see the event happen, but people who did told him that there was no attack, a knife was found at the scene, but it was more than attack on a man by a settler. once again, she is are confusing issues, confusing points. i must mention too that the man that gave us that explanation, we heard in the last few minutes, had his home invaded by israeli army, cell phone confiscated and computers taken. in the occupied area, jerusalem, the israeli neighbourhood, there we understand a palestinian was walking in the neighbourhood and stopped by a police patrol. they demanded his identity. he took out a knife, allegedly, attacked the police officer, and he was shot and killed. each of these event has a context, a story. difficult to ascertain the exact sequence, the course of event. >> there has been international condemn nation, with a plea to

five palestinians killed by israels soldiers have been bur buried in hebron. their bodies have been handed over after intervention by president mahmood abbas and other international groups. >> well, this is the place where the bodies of the five palestinians teenagers were buried on saturday. it's hebron's cemetery which houses the graves of people who have been killed in the conflict since the outbreak of the 2000. all five teenagers buried on saturday were involved in attempted or actual attacks on israelis. but local eyewitnesses here have disputed that, and in at least one case the 17-year-old, her family and eyewitnesses have told al jazeera that she was clearly posing no threat having passed through two check points. and having raised her hands to show that she was not carrying a weapon when she was actually shot dead. those kinds of disputed narratives is something that is fueling a lot of popular anger in the palestinian west bank. many families are still waiting for the bodies of their loved ones to be returned, israel is holding the bodies of two doz

he was killed in a village here hebron on monday. other palestinians were killed on the same day. one was a 17-year-old teenage girl. she was shot up to ten times after being accused of trying to stab an officer. the other 19-year-old man, israeli says was killed because he seriously injured a soldier. the ongoing violence has resulted in a so-called day of rage. nadine more violence across the occupied west bank. bring us up to date with what has happened. >> reporter: shiulie where i am it's near the israeli settlement, and it's fairly low-key as you can see there are the regular kind of confrontations between palestinian protesters throwing rocks, and being met by mainly tear gas from the israeli army. although a couple of people have been hit by live ammunition. the main flash point was the industry of hebron in the south, the occupied -- excuse me -- west bank. we're hearing part of the reason people are so angry there -- >> are you all right? nadine? you have obviously got something in your throat there. >> reporter: i'll try t

these outbreaks of violence happened after friday prayers in the occupied west bank in hebron.here was a lot of stone throwing, a confrontation with security forces. then a man wearing a -- a high visibility waistcoat and a t-shirt with press emblazoned on the front attacked a soldier beside an armored vehicle, stabbing him. he was taken away the soldier to hospital. he has moderate to severe injuries, and the man responsible for the attack, a palestinian was shot dead at the scene. now we also have that incident in gaza. we're hearing that areas at the crossing, there have been clashes, reports also from the israeli military that the buffer zone has been breached in several places, large numbers of demonstrators are clashing with israeli forces. the health ministry saying that at least 30 people are injured, three of them seriously and also one palestinian dead. that is in addition to the violence we have in bethlehem in the occupied west bank, and early on friday, we had an attack -- a fire bomb attack on joseph's tomb which is the revered site by some jewish israelis. the pa

in hebron and jerusalem. today we are living in a mad house inside israel and israeli controlled area. this turned into a horror house. people are killing with impunity. >> reporter: russia says it hit 49 islamic state targets in syria in the last 24 hours. activists say the russian air strikes targeted residential areas in homs, killing civilians. we have this report. >> a mourner recites the names of victims in this graveyard in homs. >> 36 names, 36 people. sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, all civilians, all killed during an air strike. russian helicopters are responsible. >> they were killed while waiting in line for bread. they are innocent people. they are not i.s.i.l. we only have god on our side. >> the syrian government launched an offensive on homs, in the last few days. it's not the first, but this time are it has russian air support. activists say 20,000 were killed. leaving behind a large crater. a prayer rug, drinks machine and a bomb crater. >> translation: the bombs landed here, this was a

hebron was really the center of the main con frontations between palestinians and theisi army.ozens of people have been wounded by live ammunition. from the north of the occupied west bank right down to the south. in hebron, many people are also angry that bodies of palestinians killed in the last few weeks have not been returned to their families. one was and, in fact, the funeral was held on tuesday of a 19-year-old palestinian man killed on monday. >> saw thousands of people rally. i think that these incidents, though, of attacks against israelis, they are often disputed by palestinian sources or by palestinian witnesses and many of the narratives that are coming out of israel saying that palestinians have attempted to stab a soldier, for example, have been disputed. that's something whether or not that was the case that, that's something that's feeding popular anger here among palestinians, and they are saying that even if there are diplomatic moves by president abbas, for example, to call for international protection, that's not of any interest to them. they are going to m

and on the palestinian side fatalities coming at the junction near the city of hebron in the south of the occupied west bank. tuesday was a day of rage as the political parties here called it. there were street protests in various cities, but hebron was really the center of main confrontations between the palestinians and israeli army. dozens of people have been wounded by live ammunition from the north of the occupied west bank right down to the south. in hebron many people are angry that bodies of palestinians killed have not been returned to their families. one was, in fact, a funeral was held on tuesday. a 19-year-old palestinian man killed on monday that saw thousands of people rally. i think these incidents of attacks against israelis, they're often disputed by palestinian sources or palestinian witnesses. and many of the narratives that are coming out of israel saying that palestinians will stab a soldier are disputed. that's something whether or not that was the case. that's something that is feeding popular anger here among palestinians. and they're saying that even if there

also in hebron, a palestinian man was shot and wounded by israeli settlers. in a fourth incident, an israeli man was reported to be stabbed after getting out of his car which was being stopped by palestinians. >> we just heard from the palestinian health ministry that the able and name of the girl shot dead in hebron, she is 16 years old. it's worth mentioning that many times we have disputed accounts. we get the official israeli army and police line, but however, there are witnesses in hebron saying shelves not armed, she did not have a knife. we don't see footage, we are not there. we are seeing two different account. the area close to the cave of the patriarchs does have a lot of surveillance cameras in that area, so i think if there is more pressure on the israelis, accounts that this 16-year-old girl was not armed, they can release footage to show that would appease or calm. a lot of people here think that palestinians are being shot left, right and center because of the tensions we're seeing. also what's interesting is this really started this way, star

. >>> so called day of rage has been organized across the west bank and it may flare-up in hebron andar-old was shot dead by israeli forces and israel said he seriously injured a 19-year-old shoulder, on monday a second palestinian shot and killed at a check point in hebron after an argument and we have more. >> reporter: it's always hard to predict how many people will turn out on one of these so called days of rage called for by palestinian political factions, but it's likely that one of the flash points will be the city of hebron in the south of the west bank where 18 of the 60 palestinians who have been killed so far this month in the violence lost their lives, one of the latest people to die was a 19-year-old palestinian who was killed by live ammunition during clashes with the israeli army near hebron and he is due to be buried on tuesday but something that is angering many palestinians is the fact some of the bodies who have been killed have not yet been returned to their families and often their disputed narratives where a palestinian has been shot after trying to attack or st

there was circulating about the first attack of the day in hebron. you do see on that video a jewish settler holding a gun. you see a palestinian on the floor, and you see some israeli soldiers who move in, don't take the gun or disarmed the jewish settler as they are dealing with the palestinians laying on the ground. there have been .2 sides of the story. the israelis say the palestinian young man was trying to have -- had a knife in his hand. on the palestinian side, they say the israelis are the ones who put the knife next to his body as he was lying on the ground. now, whatever the details at the end of the day, it all of these continuous attacks and certainly from a palestinian side is viewed as an excessive use of force. they keep on saying there are less soldiers than are wounded than palestinians that are killed. in today's four attacks, only report according to israeli army in their statements, only one female border guard was slightly injured, and later on today, the second explosive expert. so you do have this up r or over an excessive us

as has happened in many instances in the past few weeks particularly in the city of hebron where i am in the occupied west bank. these events where the only thing they have in common is palestinians being shot dead. now, on thursday what we know is that the palestinians [ inaudible ] in the [ inaudible ] hebron which is the keep of the confrontation every day for the past few weeks, protesters -- >> okay. we will leave it there, we are having a few problems hearing you clearly. but thank you very much for the update there from hebron where that attack happened earlier today. >>> now, 242 people have been rescued by the greek coast guard after their boat capsized off the islands of lesbos, at least three people died but that figure is expected to rise. rescue teams are stick searching for survivers more than five hound through refugees have entered greece this year and leslesbos is one of the main gae ray way, paul brent happen as the latest. >> reporter: racing in to dark with no time too lose, wrapped in blankets and tarpaulin tarpad anything else the crew could find just a few of th

you are looking at a funeral for one of them in the city of hebron. seven israelis have reporteded being killed. phil black has been a witness to the escalating tensions there. phil, what's happening where you are right now? >> reporter: so what we're seeing here, christi is more of the street clashes in the palestinian street of hebron and israeli security forces. young palestinian, some teenagers, some younger, some older, some young men, they are lobbing verbal assaults, as well as rocks, missiles, whatever they can get their hand on. some of them have sling shots. they are throwing that off in the distance to israeli forces. they are responding with tear gas and baton rounds. that sort of thing. it is tension. this is what we are seeing here. it is a response to that cycle that we have been discussing, which is the knife attacks, which have said to have been taking place here, two here in hebron alone where palestinians are said to have tried to attack with knives. one jewish settler & in another case, a female border security officer, a police of

hebron says the baby had been diagnosed with bronchitis. officers contacted the child's grandmother...who lives with hebron...and released the child to her. the city of polk city says both it's vehicles have been found... the two trucks...like the one you see here...were both found northeast of the city before the noon hour today. they were reported stolen from the maintenance facility yesterday. officials are still trying to figure out who took them...and where they've been. if you saw the trucks anytime between wednesday afternoon and thursday morning...you're urged to call authorities. a waterloo police officer has died of an unknown medical trauma. 35-year-old adam liddle has been working for the department for three years. he also previously worked for the black hawk county sheriff's office. liddle's last shift was wednesday night...he died thursday. according to the chief...liddle's death is being reviewed to see if it meets criteria under the "hometown heroes act" to be considered a "line of duty death." liddle leaves behind a wife a

we are in bethlehem but on the way to had h hebron which has sn clashes no several weeks now prompted surge in violence and a number of incidents where where the israeli army and police has said that a palestinian has tried to attack an israel and i shot dead and people on the ground disputing that there was, in fact, a threat or an attack. so the latest incident that we are hearing about is that a palestinian man, he a young palestinian man has been shot dead by the israeli military any hebron. the israeli police seeing that the man walked up to a soldier, the military post and stabbed the soldier in the head. and a border policeman nearby shot the palestinian who has now died. but local radio aired an inter dude have an eyewitness who said the palestinian man had, in fact, thrown a rock that hit an israeli settler in hebron in the face. and was then shot. so two different narratives. that's a theme that's really emerging day after day, laura. >> okay. thank you very much for bringing us the latest on what you are hearing there in the occupied west bank we'll be returning to you when

there has been clashes in hebron. men have been throwing rocks to israeli forces, who are responding with tear gas. we have this update. >> this is the place where five palestinian teenagers were buried. it's the cemetery that houses the graves of people killed in the conflicts since the outbreak of the second intifada. all five were involved in attempted for actual attacks on israelis. local eyewitnesss disputed that. in one case, the 17-year-old and her family and eyewitnesss told al jazeera that she posed no threat. she wasn't carrying a weapon. those disputed narratives, it's something that is fuelling popular anger in the occupied west bank. there are a lot of palestinian families waiting for the bodies of their loved ones. israelis holding the bodies of 2 dozen palestinians killed in the violence. around half of those come from hebron. it is clear that there's a lot of anger and resentment in the city. likely to fume clashes. >> turkey's political parties are holding rallies ahead of general elections. five mont

five other palestinian teenagers had been buried in hebron. the bodies handed over on friday after intervention by mahmoud abbas, and international groups. the dead were between the ages of 15 and 18. earlier this month the government decided to retain the bodies of palestinians accused of attacks. there has been clashes on the streets after the funerals took place. men have been throwing rocks towards forces, who responded with tear gas. they have this update from hebron. >> this is the place where the bodies of five palestinian teenagers were buried. it is the cemetery housing the graves of people killed in the conflict. israel says that all five teenagers buried on saturday were involved in attempted or actual attacks on israelis, local eyewitnesss disputed that and in one case the 17-year-old, her family and eyewitnesss posed no threat. passing through the checkpoints, raising her hands to show she wasn't carrying a weapon when shot dead. the disputed narratives - it's something that is fuelling anger in the occupied west bank. there are m

he stabbed an israeli soldier outside hebron.ors gathered following the overnight arrest of 35 palestinians by israeli authorities. al jazeera is live in jerusalem. carl, what else do we know about this latest stabbing attack? del, that came within the context of protests going on around the town west of the town of hebron. it's pretty much on the green line, the generally recognized border between the occupied west bank and israel. during those protests, the israeli military tells us a palestinian man approached a soldier and tried to stab him. the soldier shot the protestors. eyewitnesses say that he was shot in the head. what makes this case at different, however, is that then protestors appeared to surge forward and that they recovered the body and were able to take it back to the palestinian red crescent ambulances. often what happens in these cases of stabbing attacks is that the israeli authorities see seizes a body and refuses to return it to the family for burial. the protestors managed to get the body. south of the city

just to mention within the last few minutes there has been another alleged attack in hebron, according to the israeli police, a palestinian woman approached a border policeman post and attempted to scare a female policeman who shot her and the palestinian woman is probably dead. returning to the earlier event, the social media footage released shows the settle in white waving a gun, speaking to a group of army soldiers that come around him, and you see clearly one of the soldiers with a knife in his hand, placing it on the body of the dead palestinian. important to note here is that the organization that shot the video, youth against settlers, they have officers in hebron. they have said within the last half hour that the officers have been raided by the army. computers and telephones confiscated. as to whether there'll be an investigation into this, we do not know at this point. >> what there seems to be is there seems to be international condemnation with a plea at a u.n. emergency meeting to end the violence. kristen saloomey was there and has been following that out of new york. >>

he was killed in hebron monday during a confrontation with israeli forces. two other palestinians were killed on the same day, one a 17-year-old teenage girl, shot up to 10 times after accused of trying to stab a police officer. a witness said the high school student raised her hands to show she didn't have a knife before she was killed. >> the other, a 19-year-old man from the occupied west bank village was killed because he seriously injured a soldier. the violence has resulted in a so-called day of rage being organized across theccupied territory on tuesday. we are joined now live from elbira. it doesn't seem as though the violence is decreasing in the occupied west bank. >> no, in fact on tuesday, this so-called day of rage that's been caused by the political factions here has seen a small crowd where i am, which is near the jewish settlement just outside ramallah. you can probably see a small scale confrontation between palestinian youths and the israeli army, but the big clashes, the big confrontation has been around hebron in the south of the occupied

on thursday, there were already clashes in hebron 102 testers and the israeli early. hebron is a very tense place at the best of times with a few hundred israeli settlers living among many, many thousands of palestinian residents who have their movements severely restricted. hebron's also somewhere where many families are angry, because the bodies of their loved ones who of died in the latest up surge of violence have not been returned by the israeli authorities. that remains something that's causing a lot of anger on the streets. >> turks go to the polls again on saturday after june's election failed to provide an overall winner. even after a turbulent five months of renewed fighting with kurdish separatists, the outcome may not be different. we have this report from istanbul. >> sort second time in five months, turkish politicians out looking for votes, but campaigning this time around is more subdued. possibility parties of canceled their set piece rallies because of security fears. >> the climate is not right to stage rallies. we don't know what sad news will be b

protesters threw showns at israeli forces in bethlehem with similar scenes near hebron.o near hebron a palestinian man was shot and killed after stabbing an israeli soldier, and in another incident a palestinian fan was fatally shot after a car-ramming incident in bethlehem. the u.n. secretary general is now in the region appealing for calm. but first, straight to andrew simmons who is in bethlehem. andrew what is the latest? we have seen more violence despite these diplomatic overtures. >> reporter: yes, you have seen violence, certainly in hebron, with those attacks there. right across the occupied west bank and here a prolonged demonstration which involved at one stage 4 to 500. it has been pretty heavy here with masses of tear gas being fired into the crowds. and at one stage molotov cocktails being thrown. one being thrown directly at the media. you can see what happened here. the molotov cocktail was thrown through the air from this loan protester who managed to move around the security forces, and of course it landed right beside our tripod. we got out of the way,

a strike has been called in hebron on wednesday. stephanie dekker has more. >> the u.n. secretary-general's visit, significant in the sense that it shows a heightened concern about what is happening here. i don't think we expect changes on the ground to happen from his visit. he'll meet with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas on wednesday. but he has been meeting with the israeli prime minister. they issued a joint statement. this is some of what they had to say. >> israelis and palestinians stand on the brink of another catastrophe, period of violence. we need to stop it escalating into conflict, with regional implications. we must create conditions for meaningful negotiations, that will end the occupation and realise the aspirations of both people's. >> in the face of this terrorism, israel is acting as any democracy would to defend its citizens. we are not - i repeat - we are not using excessive force. if the international community wants to end the bloodshed and the violence, i believe it must affirm israel's commitment to the status quo on the temple mount, it

half of those come from hebron. it's clear that there's a lot of anger and resentment in the stay, and it's likely to steel further violence and clashes. politicians in turkey are holding their final campaign rallies before the election, the second in six months. the ruling party failed to win enough seats in june to win a majority government. turks are polarized. we have this report from the capital ankara. >> election campaign posters are displayed on the streets of turkey so often they may as well be a permanent fixture. these may very well be the post crucial. at the forefront is this man, the country's interim prime minister. after taking over from recep tayyip erdogan as the ag party's leader, he failed to lead the akp to single party. opposition parties, including the pro-kurdish h.c.p. and nationalist m.h.p. refused to join a coalition government, resulting in a hung parliament and early elections called. the political instability became worse after a bomb attack by i.s.i.s. killed the activists. it was the

in hebron, as well. >>ish settlers through a petrol bomb in the young man who was killed earlier in the day by a jewish settler. they contend also the story that this young man was trying to stop that settler, sparking violent confrontations throughout the night. they say with the amount of settlements and outposts that exist, the fact that there's friction and anger growing on both sides is something that will lead to more insecurity in the occupied west bank. >> homes have been destroyed, flights canceled and power and phone lines brought down in the northeast philippines after the typhoon made landfall. that death toll of three is expected to rise as rescue workers reach affected areas. we have this update. >> right now, we are in a province known to be the biggest rice producer. what happens to these farm lands, we were trying to head where the typhoon made landfall but also met with flash floods and had to turn back. now i'm trying to find the sort of safer ground where we can stay for the night. th

meanwhile in hebron, a palestinian man wearing journalist identification was shot dead after attackingdier with a knife. and in bethlehem, israeli fired tear gas at protesters. after a day of rage was called for, andrew, there seems to have been an escalation in violence in jerusalem and the occupied territories in the west bank and on the border with gaza also. >> reporter: that's right, hamas called for this day of rage after a week of killings and fear on both sides of the divide, and it was actually in gaza where some of the worst violence has happened, with those killings by israeli soldiers, who were shooting at protesters who were throwing all sorts of items at the armed forces, and also running towards the border gates at areas -- the crossing there from israel and also in various other buffer zones all along the border. there were a very large number of demonstrators and the medical ministry says that something like -- more than 60 people are injured. some of them very seriously. so we're not sure exactly what -- where the death count will end on that whole affair. and in hebr

we have the report noi from the city of hebron. >> reporter: they're in grief and struggling to accept what happened to their sister. the father of 17-year-old dani from hebron tells me she was shot dead by an israeli soldier after passing through two army checkpoints. >> translator: they say she had a knife. if you have even a metal screw, the machines will pick it up. she's already been searched twice and then a soldier yelled at her where's your knife? she yelled back, i don't have a night, and he shot him. >> reporter: amnesty international says it's one of several places it investigated in which palestinians were deliberately shot dead by israeli forces that pose no imminent threat to life. in some cases the person shot was left bleeding to death on the ground, in violation of humanitarian law. such reports are adding to exiting tensions in hebron where a few hundred israeli settlers live in the heart of city with severe restrictions. clashes here between young palestinian protesters and the israeli army are nothing new. now palestinians are shot dead in disputed circumstances. al

ce several young people have been buried in hebron. there are other families waiting for the bodies of their loved ones to be returned. that's continuing to be a source of anger for many palestinians. >> that anger erupted again in the center of hebron after the funerals with young palestinians throwing rocks and israeli forcesthrowing bullets and tear gas. some people say this is part of a new movement that's nothing to do with the political parties. for now, it's not clear if or when the other bodies will be returned for burial if at all. nadine barber, al jazeera, hebron in the occupied west bank. the rest of today's news is ahead for you in thecologists. thousands rally in tel aviv in memory of itzak rabin. >> myanmar prepares for its first free and fair vote. >> a season gets worse for chelsea in the english premier league. >>> turkey's political parties have been holding final rldz ahead of sunday's general election. it's almost five months since prime primary devitoli claimed victory. june's vote was hardly a succ s success. pol

cbs news, hebron. >> secretary of state john kerry is scheduled to meet with benjamin netanyahu in germany next week. >>> possibly some encouraging news tonight on lamar odom who has been fighting for his life. >>> and an unusual sight >>> local grammy winning musician john jennings has lost his battle with cancer. the potomac resident was a guitarist, producer, and singer/song writer who often performed with the mary chapin- carpenter band. last month we spoke with him. at the time he was undergoing treatment for kidney cancer. funeral arrangements have not yet been announced. >>> and nba star lamar odom is said to be improving. the 35-year-old remains in guarded condition at the intensive care unit of a las vegas hospital. cnn reports that odom is conscious and was able to say hi to his estranged wife khloe kardashian friday. meanwhile odom's college basketball coach says' been in contact with kardashian who told him that odom is breathing on his own and is no longer on life support machines. odom was found unconscious tuesday in a nevada brothel. >>> jim, one of our editors here, we lik

nadim baba is in hebron. >> this is where the five palestinian teenage percent buried. it's hebron's cemetery which houses the graves of people who have been killed in conflict since the outbreak of thbreak in 2000. >> local eyewitnesses have disputed reports. eyewitnesses have told al jazeera one victim was posing no threat having passed through two check points and having raised her hands showing she didn't have a weapon when she was shot dead. those kinds of disputed narratives, something that is fueling a lot of popular anger in the occupied west bank. there are many teams who are waiting for the bodies of their loved ones to be returned. israel holding some two dozen palestinians killed in the violence. around half of those come from hebron, so it is clear there is still a lot of anger and resentment in this city, that's sounds likely to fuel further violence and further clashes in the days and weeks to come. >> on sunday 54 million people will head to the polls in turkey. it's the second general election in six months with the country deeply divided. >> how confid

people in hebron say they were not armed.nd this brings the death of palestinians to 52. 8 israelis also died since october 1st. it shows you how tense and difficult it is. we had the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon here in the occupied west bank visiting the palestinian president following his meeting with the israeli prime minister on tuesday. significant, because it shows that there is a concern. it was a very last-minute announcement that he was coming. what can with done on the ground will be difficult to see how you can instill trust here. but we'll just play you the report. we were at the press conference. we managed to speak to the president and the secretary general and this is what they had to say. shuttled diplomacy from jerusalem to the occupied west bank. the u.n. secretary general reiterates his call for calm during what he calls a dangerous escalation. the palestinian president makes it clear that the palestinians have a right to protect themselves, but he wants to return to negotiations with the israelis, a

i think the fact that so many people have lost their lives in hebron will make that a flash points, but know that people will be gather to go show their anger. >> so the diplomatic effort that we have seen recently not really having any affect on what is going on on the ground. >> reporter: well, here in the occupied west bank, depends on who you ask. i think that certainly an older generation might actually hold out some hope for example in mahmoud abbas' president, president abbas' visit to the united nations human rights council on wednesday where he will repeat his call for international protection from palestinians from the israeli security forces not just here in the occupied west bank but in general. however, if you talk to many young activ activists, they are extremely frustrated and some of them reject out right the diplomatic moves and basically calls by the political parties for calm. we have talked to some people who have criticized the security forces in the last few weeks who have in some cases tried to stop protesters getting the checkpoints, for example. and i think that

shot dead after carrying out attack in hebron. all were carried through the city streets on saturday with the flags of various political factions. >> translation: i think what we are witnessing is a message to the world, to israel and palestinians. the five were laid to rest after israel handed over their bodies, in some cases weeks after they died. israel is holding the bodies of two dozen palestinians, after it was said they attacked israeli forces or civilians. >> the five young people were buried in hebron. there are other families waiting for the bodies of their loved ones to be returned. it conditions to be a source of anger for palestinians. >> that erupted again in the center of hebron, after the funerals. with the young palestinians throwing rocks and israeli firing tear gas. some say it's part of a movement nothing to do with the parties. >> no one is making a fuss. none of the factions. they are only good for making speeches. >> it's not clear if or when the other bodies will be returned for burial. if at all. >> in col

. >> yes, we are hearing 15 kilometers east of hebron there was a protest going on, quite a large numbermonstrators and this man according to eyewitnesses and according to the police was among the protesters and was intent apparently reportedly on trying to stab a soldier which he went and actually allegedly did attack a soldier who was injured. he then came under fire from other soldiers and was shot dead. now what happened next, according to eyewitnesses there was chaos because protesters rushed the situation. they gathered all around and they were able to take the body away. they say it was a palestinian man in his 20s, they took the body away and handed the body over to the palestinian red crescent and they took the body to ambulance to a hospital in hebron and apparently on ward to the morgue. a very sequence of tragic events and we are told the soldier was injured and of course the follow-up to this well it's all over. and the situation here in the occupied west bank certainly isn't getting any easier at all. >> tell me what the mood is like there in ramallah and you have been repo

on thursday israeli forces shot dead two palestinians in several attacks in hebron.aeli militaries in both inning den the palestinians stabbed is rally soldiers before they opened fire. a palestinian eyewitnesses dispute the israeli accounts though. and israeli soldiers fired on palestinian protesters near the cities of had h hebron. the palestinian red crescent said 40 people were injured. 66 palestinians and nine israelis have done since the beginning of october. >>> qatar's foreign minister is warning that some of the worst violence between is rallies and palestinians may be yet to come he spoke to al jazeera. >> you are offending 1.5 billion muslims when you talk about al-aqsa in palestine you are provokinging the whole muslims we have raised the flag before saying it's very dangerous that the west bank started a third intifada. >> reporter: do you believe this is a third intifada? >> i believe so. i believe so. if the occupation is still there, if the settlement is still spreading. then we are going to see one of the worst intifada. >> well, you can watch that f

questions about the killing in hebron. this video taken afterwards shows a jewish settler still waving his gun. no attempt is made to disarm him and several residents allege a knife was placed on the body of the palestinian the settler had just shot. the deep divide between israeli and palestinian is reflected in an urgent meeting of the u.n. security council where the representatives of each side exchanged blame for the crisis. >> the israeli prime minister is due to meet u.s. secretary of state john kerry in germany on wednesday. and will present israels view of events. but in palestinian eyes, the cause lies in israels control of the old city and the control it exercises over the al-aqsa mosque compound. the calls to restore calm is essentially dealing with the consequences rather than the cause and leaders insist diplomacy is the core issue. what does israel mean when it said it intends to -- the arraignment by which access is given to the al-aqsa mosque compound. >>> now as we mentioned earlier, we have breaking news

cnn international correspondent is in hebron. i saw you looking behind you. going on behind you right now? >> yeah, we will take you strak e straight to what is going on at the bottom of the hill. you will be able to see young palestinians behind barricades, hurling rocks using sling shots there. they're lobing those project aisles up towards israeli defense soldiers, which are a little further up the hill around the corner there. what we are seeing here today is really an extension of the cycle of violence taking place here for some weeks now. in hebron as you mentioned today, according to israeli officials, there have been two atexted knife attacks, one against a jewish settleer that lives in this political city. another against an israeli police officer, a woman in both sais cases the palestinians wielding knives were shot and killed. the shooting of those palestinians is what triggers this wider violence the clashes you see going on behind us just here. so there is what's been hang here for two weeks now. ever since this strange new surge of violence, whi

a third palestinian youngster was also killed in hebron. east jerusalem israeli forces shot the 16-year-old for allegedly attempting to stab a soldier. under the same circumstances, omar, who was 23 was shot dead at the checkpoint in ramallah. >> hodor is in the occupied west bank. first let's go to mike hanna in west jerusalem. mike, that israeli cab knelt has decided to improve a law allowing police to conduct physical searches of suspecting, but this is happening on the streets already. it could increase tensions, couldn't it? >> it has approved that law. you remember parliament is likely to pass it in the days to come. the treatment is this is simply recognizing a policy that has been on the streets of occupied east jerusalem and other parts of the occupied west bank for days, weeks, if not months, we've seen repeatedly palestinians stopped, searched, having to raise their shirts, having to take off their shoes and socks on occasion. this whole issue about the right to search is something that has not been applied in occupied palestinia

. >> reporter: throwing stones at israeli soldiers in if the streets of hebron are not men.ten, they're boys. these clashes are not new, although they ear more intense and more frequent now. but they've raged on a regular basis longer than these boys and young men have been alive. they have become akus. toed to the sound and fury of street balls. they've grown up hearing that someday there will be piece, that some day israel will pull out of the west bank. few believe in it anymore. /asked this 15-year-old if he's satisfied with the palestinian leadership. no, he responds, because they haven't zbichb us anything. they go around inaugurating this, opening that, but they don't know what to do with their own people, while we're being killed and kicked around. and with the disillusionment and machismo beyond their years. we want to show the occupiers that the smallest child is braver than the biggest one of them. unemployment is high in hebron. the city's old market is often shut down from clashes and strikes. iz raeld so israeli soldiers guard israeli settlers. a pattern is est

we heard from sources in hebron. particularly in hebron, a lot of the incidents we've seen happening over the last few weeks have happened there. there's also a different narrative. the israeli army, the israeli will tell you one side of the story, there was an attempted stabbing, there's been various i wants to this. then you hear from palestinian sources, witnesses saying that actually this person was not carrying a knife, certainly particularly in hebron, a lot of instances have happened around the mosque, the cave of the patriarchs area. they need to get through two or three check points to get to that point. palestinians will tell you it's impossible to get to that stage with a knife. this is a question causing anger on the street, on the palestinian street, because they will tell you that a lot of these incident it is, the ways the israelis are reporting of attempted stabbings are not true and they are shooting to kill. we had a recent amnesty international report calling on israel, so all of this adding to the

too to get through the checkpoint letting us kneel kahlil, hebron. this neighborhood has been taken over by jewish settlers and they are protected by this check poibt here, this israeli checkpoint, 24 hours a day. i don't know how people do it on a day-to-day basis, but i'm getting very frustrated. >> i've been here since the settlement made life. that was his whole story. we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. an israel ya soldier served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and photography. something i know from my own army. this is why the soldiers are talking, because it's so dehumanizing both sides. people w