high court gave land back to veterans— israel high courtl returned it. he spent a lifetime, he was on the boat of return, — lifetime, he was on the boat of return, he _ lifetime, he was on the boat of return, he met arafat. he believed he had _ return, he met arafat. he believed he had many friends, iwent return, he met arafat. he believed he had many friends, i went with him in 2000 _ he had many friends, i went with him in 2000 to— he had many friends, i went with him in 2000 to visit gaza. you he had many friends, i went with him in 2000 to visit gaza.— in 2000 to visit gaza. you are watchin: in 2000 to visit gaza. you are watching bbc _ in 2000 to visit gaza. you are watching bbc news. - in 2000 to visit gaza. you are watching bbc news. we - in 2000 to visit gaza. you are watching bbc news. we will l in 2000 to visit gaza. you are - watching bbc news. we will break away from that press conference in central london where israeli british families have been speaking to the media. we will come back to it and bring you a summary of that late

and what he was most proud of was is a fight that went all the way to the high court in the 70s in which for the first time israel high court gave land back to bedouins in north sinai before israel returned it . he spent returned it. he spent a lifetime. he was on the boat of return. he met arafat . he return. he met arafat. he believed he had many friends among . i went with him believed he had many friends among. i went with him in believed he had many friends among . i went with him in 2000 among. i went with him in 2000 to visit gaza and we met many people within gaza. he was part of an organisation called another voice that was from that part of the world on the border with gaza that met people , you with gaza that met people, you know, had relationship, especially before hamas , with especially before hamas, with many people. we are communities that live very close together. my father spent at least a day a week in his retirement at just getting a car from the kibbutz. the kibbutz authorised him to get the car because he didn't have a private one and he will go to the border in areas and pick up sick palest

so israel is taking the moral high court at the moment. there is great sympathy and understanding given the horrific shortages -- by hamas and israel. much of the work of israel side. and understands the need for israel to do something. something very dramatic. but what's gonna happen is the moment this goes on, the more palestinian civilians which is suffering, the northeast got changed. it's kind of like a competition, almost. i had to say that, but it's going to be comparative suffering. as the story changes, and as the days, goodbye and if israel invaded gaza, if it's -- little carried away, it still and. if that may not do it. they promised many times, there of promised current patients after eight of his circumstance. but if it goes ahead, and the images we have seen from gaza are extraordinary images. it's going to get a lot, lot worse. then that's going to be a part of the pictures come out of israel. the worst has really happened to israel. the pictures coming from israel will be people hiding in their bomb shelters. crying, suffer

are now banned from the area. although feed gained permission from the high courts to remain on the land for additional week, the israelf marters killed by israel, the soldier attempted to stop, but we continued digging, the soldiers came, but we did not allow them to destroy our work, we resist, our work is on the land. ونحن نوازين بنصر الله يا محمد كبروا الله يا اخوان سمعها كل الى اهل اليوم وصلها لهمدا a talk with remarkable people revealing the secret of the complicated puzzle of an occupation the occupation of palestine. how was the land of palestine gradually occupied by zionists? here the truth about the colonization from lane chagopian and loam chamsky. watch the documentary on press tv, go ahead. on press tv, israel intensified his strikes around hospital in gaza and orders is immediate evacuation. people in australia, spain, france and other parts of the world hold fresh rallys in solidarity with palestinians. and it was president. the condemnation of israel's crimes against palestinians a un general assembly resolution calling it significant accomplishment.

important because israel has been politically divided, terribly, over a set of issues involving the west bank, the treatment of orthodox jews, and most importantly the supreme or high court between the benjamin netanyahu government, a right of center government, and others on the left who have been struggling over internal issues that have divided the country in the last six months, more than we have ever seen. the fact they have come together shows two things. first that israel is -- first, united. and second, that these issues will be put to rest. a smart move. host: a caller on the democrat'' line. caller: good morning. host: you are on. caller: something simple that has been going on and everything. the remarks former president trump said -- if an insult to americans were the words he said, and in the senate and house, if they would stop wearing donald trump's diapers over their faces, it is that simple. he's noteworthy at all. host: ok. lenore on the independent line. you are on. caller: hey. i just got a couple questions, because i do not really have a dog in this fight, but listening to the callers and your guest, um, i'm trying to understand. it looks like to me

broader context of these radio occupation, which israel has no intention of ending with your background in south africa. as the 1st known white female, high court judge in south africa. do you think this is in the potty regime? yes i, i think it is. i know that we've been asked to address it as the address the issue of apartheid now in the commission. we still getting there because we think the root cause is the occupation itself. apartheid is one of the acts of discrimination that regularly practice that and let me st. james as a south african law, none of the apartheid. and in the struggle we, we were very desperate to have some kind of relief. you know, at the time i never thought we'll see change in our lives. and it was at that time as president monday law late to explain to us at some point you had to read either blocked entry result to the principle of embarking on. and the struggle of costs. admittedly, they didn't to go into low lot of white people or civilians. they went for a strategic the, it is structures such as a, a light pole or a oil storage. these kind of things. but the point i'm making is when you're back, when you have a wh

israel and hamas is igniting anti-semitic incidents on campuses here. high school students in stamford, connecticut, found swastikas found on the tennis courts last week. administrators say it's the second time that's happened. yesterday in virginia officials say vandals spray painted a swastika on a football field. at cornell university, new york state troopers are posted outside the center for jewish living after it was targeted in online threats. the governor said troopers are helping authorities protect school, synagogues and mosques. listen. >> jewish new yorkers are experiencing the greatest increase in anti-semitic hate crimes in decades. we cannot allow any new yorker to live in fear.for the day we accept that, is the day that our moral compass has broken and spun out of control. let me restate in the strongest of words, every single new yorker has a right to feel safe and to be safe as they go about their daily lives. >> cnn national correspondent athena jones has been tracking all of this from new york and the governor said there is a person of interest in that cornell case? >> hi, boris. that's right. the governor putting out a statement in

the polish court made a decision to take the detainee into custody for three months, the offender faces up to eight years in prison. hamas is ready for negotiations with israel, a high-ranking official of hamas , abu marzouk , declared readiness for negotiations because... all goals were achieved, reuters reports. the official authorities of israel have not yet commented on the militants' statement. on october 9, the israeli military ordered a complete siege of the territory, cutting off the supply of food, water, fuel and other goods to more than 2 million residents of the gas sector. russia is interested in a war in the middle east. this statement was made by the president of ukraine in his evening address. volodymyr zelenskyi. this will help the russian federation destroy freedom in the world. we see how russian propagandists are getting angry. we see how moscow's iranian friends quite openly stand up to those who attacked israel, and all this is a much greater threat than the world perceives now. the world wars of the past broke out precisely from local aggressions. we know how to counter this threat. and we cook. appropriate steps, and most importantly - we def

i said, i had here now the 0 level outrage across the world court on israel to stop coming, people in cost the was keep her teacher is a high school student in a 10 weeks out early morning. tends to his time, at least 2 cows before heading to class. but his school is 821 which is a way to a forest crossed huge stones. they have not worked for about 5 kilometers, which is the most difficult stretch because of the systems. many students here johnny to school with practice. they watched to be run as they are inspired by 12 possibly come from a 10. this is an area of famous for producing some of the world's best long distance runners, such as l, you keep charging the competing school. this is like the 3000 b to run. i feel like and help my family through. so traces life is difficult at home that teaches the, the issue great promise, despite the hardship they face the more now and the, it's natural reaction to the gospel and on groups of loans, rocket and try and attacks on us basis interact this week. they say it's in response to washington support for israel school, and garza moved up to what have reports from back as, as view

israel puts its death toll at 1200. a local councillor has lost a high court fight with the home secretary over housing of asylum seekersarge. carolyn parks wanted to challenge the lawfulness of the use of the barge in portland, dorset, saying the home office needs planning permission . the vessel planning permission. the vessel has been vacant since legionella bacteria detected on board bacteria were detected on board back in august, but the home office says the barge is now safe for asylum seekers to return all flights at london luton airport are suspended until 3 pm. after a large fire in a terminal car park. flames and smoke tore through car parks at the airport terminal last night . the at the airport terminal last night. the fire at the airport terminal last night . the fire service says the night. the fire service says the place suffered significant structural collapse . five people structural collapse. five people were admitted to a nearby hospital for smoke inhalation . hospital for smoke inhalation. and you can get more of all those stories by visiting our website at gbnews.com . website at gbnews.com. >> dire

israel. within 2 weeks ago. now, one of them was tall high, me, and donnelly. i spoke to dig around his cousin. he's courting for an end to this. well, i can tell you that among the adult certainly, members, there is a consensus that the more must stop. it doesn't matter if the people who are being killed are doesn't civilians or there it is really civilians. the loss is equal, the tragedy is equal and the fact that both are not serving neither us nor the palestinians. it is only escalating the conflict and definitely not leading to any resolution. not one single rocket fired from guys onto, is really hospitalized, nor is really villages is going to advance the resolution of this conflict. and i don't believe in any bombing of guys that killing any boston and civilian is, is furthering the resolution of this situation. i think that the war must, and this should be the call on everybody's lips. it doesn't matter if your position is that you support doesn't civilians or you support from us. or if your position is that you support israel. but if your interest is people's interest is truly to save god's ins live

high stakes question. >>> we're live in tel aviv with our breaking news coverage of the israel hamas war. we'll have much more on that just ahead. right now though, a truly historic long shot court case is underway to determine if donald trump is disqualified from being president of the united states again. based on an insurrectionist ban in the 14th amendment of the u.s. constitution. cnn's senior justice correspondent, evan perez, is following the trial for us in colorado. evan, there hasn't ever been a case like this in u.s. history, i take it. walk us through what happened in court today and the major questions being raised. >> that's right. this is an extraordinary case. there are a number of these lawsuits around the country but this is the first time one that's gone to trial and we heard today in court from representative eric swalwell as well as a couple of police officers who described the darkness of that day. and the question that is on the table today at the court is whether the former president's inspiration, right, incitement, all that attack on the capitol, whether that disqualifies him from being on the ballot in colorado. and that's what the group of colorado vo

israel is going to erode severely their repository of high trajectory weapons. anywhere from hundred 50,000 to 200,000 high trajectory weapons, missiles, rockets at varying ranges and lethality and could actually court. the israelis clearly don't want to fronts. remember, the summer of 2006, roughly 5000 men militia with relatively unsophisticated weapons shut down the northern half of the middle east's most preeminent military power from the lebanese border for 34 days. and so i think both sides will try if they can to avoid miscalculation or an intentional escalation. >>ell you say that israel does not wantto escalate things. however, the new york times cites both u.s. and israeli officials and they're reportg that president biden and his aides are warning israel not to carry out any major strikes agnst hezbollah. after learning that theli defense minister, i know the militaryofficial, supported something of a preemptive strike on the group. and prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he has certainly been more cautious. but the times reports all of this. and so my question to you, why, and how concerned with the biden administration be about a potential to prompt war as it relates to the nine states?

high. the blue field is the size of a basketball court, and the stars are taller than me. you could almost see it from space. larry: welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. as israel regroups to defend its territory prime minister netanyahu said they would take unprecedented action to clean out the barbaric hamas militants. we'll have our hour with guests from jerusalem, southern israel, capitol hill and washington, d.c. first up, president biden has said, and i quote, the u.s. stands with israel. we will not ever fail to have their back. my administration's support for their security is rock solid and unwavering end quote. this is all for the good in israel's great hour of need. all for the food by biden, but the worst military attack since the yom kippur war 50 years ago, devastating death count including hostage-taking that includes americans hostages taken and americans killed on the ground, hamas barbarism is beyond belief. the administration is briefing congress on providing israel with missiles and artillery with patching up the the iron dome and prediction bombing. this president two years would not meet with the israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu, t

israel. sun on sunday now a showbiz story. bgt acts left me suicidal . david walliams in me suicidal. david walliams in the high courtt and let's have a look at the sunday mirror this morning . the sunday mirror this morning. stars reunited. holly and phil heal rift over kidnap , horror . heal rift over kidnap, horror. and i think we'll just put the daily star sunday to one side, if you don't mind. alastair because it's now time to get more on this devastating set of developments in israel with the editor of the jewish chronicle, jake wallace simons, who is also the author of a brand new book about attitudes to israel called israel phobia. jake, thank you so much forjoining us. first of all, your reaction to the appalling violence that we've seen meted out to israeli citizens in the last 24 hours . citizens in the last 24 hours. >> well, mark, like many other people, when i first woke up this morning and saw my phone lighting up with this news, my initial reaction was of disbelief almost like it could be some, you know , poor taste be some, you know, poor taste joke. but as the as the day wore on and more and more ne

israel. sun on sunday now a showbiz story. bgt acts left me suicidal . david walliams in me suicidal. david walliams in the high court talent and let's have a look at the sunday mirror this morning . the sunday mirror this morning. stars reunited. holly and phil heal rift over kidnap , horror . heal rift over kidnap, horror. and i think we'll just put the daily star sunday to one side, if you don't mind. alastair because it's now time to get more on this devastating set of developments in israel with the editor of the jewish chronicle, jake wallace simons, who is also the author of a brand new book about attitudes to israel called israel phobia. jake, thank you so much forjoining us. first of all, your reaction to the appalling violence that we've seen meted out to israeli citizens in the last 24 hours . citizens in the last 24 hours. >> well, mark, like many other people, when i first woke up this morning and saw my phone lighting up with this news, my initial reaction was of disbelief almost like it could be some, you know , poor taste be some, you know, poor taste joke. but as the as the day wore on and more and m

israel's war. the prime minister has sacked mp paul bristow for defying the pm by calling for a ceasefire . ceasefire. >> battle over dambusters hq protests and high court case today over whether 2000 migrants should be housed at raf scampton, home to the famous dambuster pilots . dambuster pilots. >> paul coyte is going to have the latest in sport as per usual, all about the ballon d'or , the greatest footballer in the world, lionel messi. >> surprise, surprise. he wins for the eighth time. they should probably name the award after him bellingham wins the him and jude bellingham wins the best player under 21. >> but you're right. seriously to ballon d'or be the to get the ballon d'or to be the best footballer in the world, it years. >> he's that good though , isn't it? >> that's incredible. >> that's incredible. >> it's going to be that's the last time, though, i'll tell you. that's going to be the last time. >> yeah, it was following gary lineker's instagram yesterday how he and all his sons. he's got lot of sons. got a lot of sons. >> he has lot of sons. i >> he has got a lot of sons. i think every time i look, there's another one there. >> another t