took the cigarettes to the operation in jenny has left at least 12 dead, mostly from the ones israel plains. they were all terrorist human rights groups, though. point out that somewhere teenagers and could hardly pose an immediate threat to the idea of one of those who lost his lives during the armies offensive was 13 year old a month. he wasn't wounded, but his family blames these really rate for his death. in this we do as much father is carrying the boy to the hospital early in the morning on tuesday. the 1st day of the idea of operation, a smudge felt bad suffers from a severe storm like a and couldn't breeze. normally, he required immediate medical attention, but in a move, the doctors without borders have condemned, is rarely forces have besieged jeanine hospitals, preventing anyone including ambulances from end to reno, exiting my died on the way in his dad's arms. little or no one can assure you that i'm gonna keep. there wasn't an occupation in geneva and the soldiers were not raiding. janine perhaps i would have been able to help him another man as instead of taking him to the ho

dallas, where the id f say is it has rated are from us headquarters and the city of con eunice, israel plains. the facility belonged to the militant intelligence chief. the regions largest city has become an area of intense spite. after israel extended its military operation to the part of the intake, many locals have since been forced to sleep. and while there is no fest that's buried in con eunice to speak of yours, what some palestinians upset about their hopes for 2024. so let's go in here consent as the valley and we hope the new year brings peace and prosperity without was will fighting. hopefully no more children or women will be killed. a widowed father. we pray that peace is fulfilled all over the world. and then son in law, the often with the chevy, no reasonable person can have. we should have made the current conditions except for us of volleyball from this catastrophe. we are currently suffering from. we refused to be looked at with pity. and then you're almost out of my wish piece for the whole world. and they've gone since return safely to their homes with the families enable t

would it be put in the present thing is it of israel plains palestinian militants are using those religious and cultural sites for cover? do they also bear responsibility for putting them? essentially in the firing line is not the i'm not taking a notice for somebody to get on the books before getting them up to your step 2 or before yes, of the app before attempting. remember the 1st time there was 0, it's telephone cord and from the is that a army? asking the police officer, the special report goes to churches with rehab that they have to evacuated as well as the hospital the that it was for 3, which is going sometimes my mcdaniel, about because the head of chest was refused to that this is shutting up poor believers and we can impose people or us even ask them to leave the premises because that is what i is trying and he, they get them so as to see it to let the people see that to then they won't get bumped from them and guess okay, so this is the way in which is the end thing that she kind of window, or i think it is. i kind of gives the, the name or the, the, the issue of the war on th

that you uh, as part of your rebate, presumably about losing emissions of all of these wall plains, from israel and the on by the u. k. u, as in the you nation bombing and killing thousands of children and gaza there at admissions and their human rights that have some sort of a bulk of say, also to not cool for a cease fire. well also saying one's green at golf 28 this year. well, i mean not, i don't assign writing in this, in this, of this more. so it's a, it's a serious concern. and of course, you know, in, in all the, uh, you know, the, the was that we're seeing going on at the moment. there are a lot of greenhouse gas emissions associated with this and, and this is one of the emissions and the military doesn't seem to be accountable for this job. i didn't find a blank check for it. do you think your last or that use a co sign means that's the reason why joe biden, after appearing in previous cops, hasn't bothered to develop into by this year. well i, i can't answer for why he's not sure or not, you know, uh, but you know, it's certainly an issue. you know, that one of the biggest greenhouse

that you uh, as part of your roommate, presumably about losing emissions of all these wall plains, from israel and the on by the u. k. u, as in the you nation bombing and killing thousands of children and gaza, the right emissions. and there are human rights that have some sort of hypocrisy, also to not cool for cease 5. well also saying one's green and gold 28 this year. well i've, you know, i doing this on the letter very early on in the, in the, the hostilities for us as ation on both sides, particularly because of the human rights abuses that both sides uh, you know, uh, penetrating in this, in this, of this war. so it's, it's a serious concern, and of course, you know, in, in all the, uh, you know, the, the, was that we're seeing going on at the moment. there are a lot of greenhouse gas emissions associated with this. and, and this is one of the, the consequences of war for us at a produces a lot of greenhouse gas emissions. and the military doesn't seem to be accountable for the us. and joe biden signed a blank check for a new owner. and that's, or they use a co signed means that's the r

price being paid by palestinians, i mean to fight westbank for been banned from working in israel and far from plain sailing, we look at the potential challenges facing egypt, president as she states the 1st term and sundays for much the while the weather has become a good deal, try now with crossing that china loudly clear skies to f a. vietnam allows pushing across into cambodia and pilot further south down its indonesia. we have seen some very heavy right past. maybe a 100 millimeters afraid they're close at western side of 40, over the past 24 hours. there's more weather coming in here as we go on through the next 24 hours. oh, so good. splattering a shower. is that through malaysia and into a good part of indonesia, i'm not going to see that weather continuing to just pulse its way from west to east, as we go on to through tuesday. weather, also on the accounts for the northeast corner of australia in the form of a tropical cycling jasper that's making its way in from the coral sea. and it is expected to run up towards the typical pots of northern queensland as we go on for tuesday. in particul

israel palestinians from their homes, another nakba in plain sight, taking more land, taking more livesis always playing the victim, even as they victimized palestinians and commit genocide against them. it's tiring, exhausting, such bore. israel claims to be the jewish state, but it's in a state of genocidal manenia and doesn't speak for jews, so many jews around the world hate zinism, they've had enough of this too. i've just say. هادين كل الزيتون اطلع الزيتون عمره 200 سنه كلها قائمينه اطلع الحبله مسويينها دح دغري مسويينها يا un yielding resolve, look into the tumoltuous life of yaster arafat, the palestinian leader who dared sit at the negotiation table with israel only. to face broken promises and shattered dreams, witness his lifetime tour from fighter to a diplomat, and again from a diplomat to fighter to save palestine. this is story of sacrifice, betray and unbreakable spirit of a leader who fought against all odds. israel is losing the public relations war, losing, completely losing it, and how do i know? check this out, let's remember, tiktok has now over billion users around

israel, both on the moral plain, we have no interest in causing deaths of palestinian civilians.ut on the strategic level. the more palestinians that are hurt by the fact they serve as human shields by hamas, that creates political pressures on us to agree to a ceasefire. it's actually a boomerang. and a ceasefire wins hamas wins. it means hamas gets away with mass murder. it means 250,000 israelis can't go back to their homes because they've been removed from those homes. they wouldn't go back to their homes if hamas can organize and launch further strikes. and that's what hamas has said they're going to do. it is not in israel's strategic interest to increase the number of palestinian casualties. israel will do its utmost to limit casualties, but it's going to be difficult because hamas is going to continue to hide behind them and use them as human shields. at the end of the day, we're fighting a vicious enemy who doesn't care anything of the lives of palestinians, nothing. >> but -- i -- so you say israel has been receptive to u.s. demands. but clearly the biden administration

israel. arab countries suggest different viewpoints, people in the united states don't want that, they are on the same plain as hamas and want to destroy israel just like they want to project their agenda. they think they are superior and that is their goal. >> kayleigh: that is their goal, victor davis hansen, thank you. biden administration want you to think conservatives are attacks, but conservatives are under assault. take christmas day, marjorie taylor greene and brandon williams were victims of swatting calls. we reached out sheriff's office. they did respond to congressman williams yesterday after receiving report of an alleged shooting that had occurred there and were able to confirm the report was false, this was intended to elicit a law enforcement response. congressman williams joins me now. i'm sorry this happened on christmas and sorry for marjorie taylor greene. tell me what happened. when did you learn something was amiss at your house? >> i got a call i didn't recognize the number and went to voicemail. i looked and it said this is the sheriff, we're on the way to your house for a shooting

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israel. even when arab countries suggest to hamas they should have elections or at least have different viewpoints, people in the united states don't want that. because they are on the same plainhamas. they want to destroy israel by any means necessary just like they want to project their agenda by any means -- they think they are better than we are intellectually and and god-given right to do it. that's their goal. >> that is their goal. victor davis hanson, thank you. thank you. the biden administration wants you to think conservatives are attacking democracy the street conservatives under assault. take christmas day where two republican lawmakers, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and congressman brandon williams were the victims of swatting calls. we reached out to the cuyahoga county sheriff's office to ask what happened in regards to congressman williams and received this response in part. members of our sheriff's office along with the new york state police did respond to congress william's residence yesterday at approximately 2:00 p.m. after receiving reports of an alleged shooting that had occurred there we were quickly able to confirm that the report was false. thi

representative says there are evidence the plain spare parts sent by the netherlands are used by israel for intelligence operations and bombing gaza. several international organizations have slammed the israeli brutal attack as genocide, urging that the regime officials be brought to the international criminal court. they've also condemned to the country supporting the regime's onslaughts on the palestinians as october the 7th. meantime the health, the gaza health ministry has announced the death toll. israel's carnage in gaza to stand at nearly 16,000. the 3d global convention of solidarity with palestine is underway in south africa's johannesburg. the event has seen. influential international figures speak out against israeli crimes in gaza. the congress brings together 150 activists and icons from palestine and across the world. the convention is organized by the global campaign to return to palestine. among the key objectives is to provide crucial briefings on the ongoing israel aggression on the gaza screb. the event also aims to underscore the enduring solidarity between south afr

by its own admission, they will not stop until they've wiped israel off of the map. that is pure evil. plain and simple. i stand with israel and the jewish people and the right to defend themselves against annihilation. the effects of the war are having global repercussions. specifically with the shocking and violent rise of anti- semitism and its rhetoric. especially given the fact i've been talking about the rise in anti-semitism over the years and now. after 2018, bracing on the global increase, just two years ago and my own community in the tampa bay area there was an anti-semitic hate crime and i condemned that. the florida holocaust museum is in st. petersburg florida. there was a swastika and a message that readare guilty . let me rightfully state hate and hate groups have no place within our society which is why i am alarmed by the recent anti- semitism on u.s. campuses. we've seen student groups on campuses even during the october 7 attack against innocent israelis. there was an imagery of a paraglider. others enthusiastically chanting death toll. it's utterly disgusting in my opini

israel is previous administrations. and that's been us policy since president truman recognized the state. but the relationship is not always been plain sailing as my kind of reports . thank you for having me. the 46 president of the united states and the 14 sous attempted to confront the israel palestine division on the 1st day of the current conflict. president biden of israel unqualified support, notably, was no cold for restraint. we must be crystal clear. we stand with israel biden's own questioning support, similar to that of president truman who recognized the state of israel within 11 minutes of its declaration of independence in may 1948, but the position of some subsequent presidents was more fluid dwight eisenhower, richard nixon and ronald reagan o vehemently oppose this rate, the minutes reaction on occasion. the one to reagan israel began to receive $3000000000.00 in u. s. a. d g, a, a strong, secure israel, is a shared interest. the george h. w bush administration became the 1st to threaten to withhold annual us aid. israel continues settlement expansion. the deputy foreign minister of israel at the time was named benja

admission it will not stop until it is white israel off the map and has exterminated all jewish people. that's pure evil, folks. i do know you agree, plain and simple. i stand with israel and the jewish people in the right to defend themselves against the evils seeking their annihilation. the effects of this war are already having global repercussions, as you know, specifically with the shocking and violent rise of anti-semitic rhetoric and action, which is mind-boggling to imagine given the fact that i've been talking about the rise of anti-semitism, as have you, for years now. back in 2018 we held an international religious freedom briefing on the global increase of anti-semitism. just two years ago in my own community in the tampa bay area, there was an anti-semitic hate crime, and i condemned it, where the florida holocaust museum is in st. petersburg, florida. it was desecrated with a swastika and the message that read jews are guilty. let me frankly state, hate and hate groups have no place in our society, which is what i'm so alarmed by the recent displays of anti-semitism on u.s. campuses. we have seen student groups and organize

israel, the u. s. navy had already been bolstering its presence in the region, were talking, thousands of troops were talking different kinds of war, plains, naval vessels. and the reason that washington has always sided is the protection of the free flow of trade and the freedom of navigation. this is, of course, an important waterway for global trade. it's a short cut between asia and europe. but zooming beyond that and to become important to washington to underline it's role there as a very important security actor. especially because of the shifting relationships in the region between the gulf countries themselves. but also with us for teacher competitors like russia and china. so it's become very important to washington, to enlarge its presence there to show that it is very much there as a deterrent presence as well. and of course, october 7 happened. and that added another layer of volatility to the region and increase the reason for the us to be to be active. okay, so up to now us corresponding janelle demo to take a look at some old stories making news around the world. now, least 4 people have been killed in a bomb attack on a ca

. >> israel cannot negotiate with a palestinian government that is backed by hamas. >> he came out plain and simple and said there will not be a palestinian state. >> he saw himself as the greatest protector of the state of israel. >> his relationships with multiple u.s. presidents. >> we're facing an inflection point in history... narrator: and the critical moments leading up to the hamas attack and devastating war in gaza. >> we all want this war to end yesterday this is an incredibly difficult dilemma. >> narrator: and later in collaboration with "the washington post..." >> they said this will protect you... >> yeah, we believe that this can protect us. >> narrator: reporter jon swaine investigates how hamas carried out their brutal attack... >> they said this will protect the residents, was that a mistake to prose those things? >> we really thought that we are building a very good infrastructure. unfortunately, it didn't work. narrator: these two stories on this special addition of frontline. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. th

israel for the last several weeks. the israeli defense forces being plain that it can be deadly, that mistakes can happen.friendly fire accidental deaths. that is their soldiers or forces trained on their own side. some of them mistaken identities. some by air strikes, tank shelling, accidental misfires and shrapnel. it's close urban warfare. along with the claim, thousands of has fighters killed and killing, the idf is transparent about their own losses. no incident lately causes as much anguish as the mistaken killing of three hostages by the israeli forces. most definitely a mistaken identity. funerals have been held, loved ones grieved. they came out without shirts on carrying the white flag and calling out for help in in he brew. a camera on an army dog actually recorded the three in a building five days prior to their deaths. the dog was killed by terrorists. the video just sorted out. all of this, martha, as casualties build on all sides. an indication of how difficult, how challenging this war is. back to you. >> martha: greg palkot, thanks very much. reporting from tel aviv. that is "the story" f

children of the guys at the moment, as we know, israel is buying oil on these markets that one could make it prohibits of an expensive rule. there were plains and jets funded by the united states to my to slaughter so many children. well, 1st of all, i do not think i disagree with the leak drawn between the production of oil and the killing. v is really upper tides regimes massacre and genocide of posting in children, men and women, and uh, the elderly. i don't think that there is a link between the 2 that's points. number one, points. number 2, i saw the rape. yeah. as a responsible energy producer and the energy global uh and the global energy markets and the global economy. if we go back to the year 2019, everybody was asking us all sorts of, of things related to reducing production, increasing production accept truck for their own goals. not necessarily. um, uh, for the benefits of everyone else. the us asked us to reduce production, then in 2020 to the uh, to increase production. then they asked us a few years later to reduce to increase production, etc, etc. so saudi arabia, as a responsible energy producer, our main responsibility is

well, that's antisemitism, plain and simple >> reporter: solomonov has multiple restaurants in the area specializing in israeli food he was born in israel but grew up in pittsburgh so far the award-winning chef hasn't commented publicly a pro-palestinian group that appears to have organized last night's protest called for a boycott of goldie's and other jewish-owned restaurants after the israel-hamas war began. the group did not respond to nbc news's request for comment. >> if you're protesting policies in israel, it's one thing. it's another thing when you're sitting here chanting things like "we charge you with genocide. >> reporter: for some lining up today for falafel was a kind of counterprotest >> people can have a lot of opinions about what's going on with the war in gaza. i think it's a lot of things it's tragic. it's complicated what it isn't is an excuse to treat people badly. >> reporter: the protest here was part of a larger demonstration. there was some vandalism, but police say no arrests lester >> all right, stephanie, thank you >>> and also in philadelphia a man is in custody after allegedly stabbing to death a macy's se

and all of this is sitting in plain view just underneath the mani, cured grounds of israel's most prestigious university. and from the hebrew university of jerusalem, you can look down andd see this walled enclave, ad you can see a checkpoint through which many parents are forced to send their children to school or to go to their jobs. the other element that the parents in this community face is a shortage of classrooms. there were at the time of the accident that is at the center of the book with, they were doing double shifts in the schools just in order to be able to teach the students. so i would pass by this walled ghetto and andha hardly pay it y mind. i would pass by it on weekly, sometimes daily basis, and i don't think i was alone in ignoring it. the whole landscape of this place is there are walls everywhere, there's segregation everywhere. it wasn't something that i dwelled on. and after this tragedy occurred where a bus full of kindergarteners from this community was struck the by a giant -- by a giant semi trailer or and the bus flipped over and caught fire, six children died, on

sida passes through the forest of green plains and reaches the south of lebanon and its border with the occupied territories. this wall is the border between israel lebanon. safar sees familiar faces and draws inspiration from them for the title of the book ela. we can't move forward. the situation is so tangible that if i wanted to give it a name , i would have suggested khorramshahr liberation operation. al-maqdis is here on top of mount milita, where lebanon's hizballah was first established here. here is a museum to be built. in this book, different places in lebanon are shown through the eyes of the palestinian host, such as the melita museum and sabra and shatila camps with this family of ours. we traveled to the borders of occupied palestine in the south of the lebanese and again saw from the perspective of this family how they look at the border. how different is it from us to the border and to the other side how the walls look at you with longing and longing and that sparkle in their eyes. who see their own country and say that we in gaza are deprived of even seeing our country, which means that even these walls are so high that we canno

plains of smoke rise over the end. save more on the renew the souls by israel . um its developments in the coming the the the hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter level framing and contextualizing the israel palestine. conflict has always been politicized. and even weaponized. today this is on full display and it is polarizing beyond the mass civilian casualties. speaking the truth about the complex has essentially been criminalized, the processing power assign. i'm joined by my guess, lionel in new york. he is a legal in media analyst in san francisco. we have richard hartigan, he is a journalist as well as the author of the book, the other side of the wall. and in sydney we crossed each aloria. he's the editor in chief of concerning him news dot com. i gentleman cross side girls in effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, i'm going to go to jo 1st because it's 12 midnight in sydney, a true hero of cross talk labor of jo. yes. wouldn't ukraine? we have this conflict now in gaza in palestin

on the settlement side the israel have not return to their um settlements or those occupied areas all and the gal an american warship is targeted to yemeny racconisson's plain in the red sea. one of the missiles exploded near a commercial vessel travelling from russia. the spokesperson of yemen's ansarila says the us lead coalition has turned the region into a battle zone. a correspondent in sana yusuf mari joined us a while ago and told us more about ansarula's reaction. with a spokes personal delegation who tweeted or he's basically saying that the us and its allies are turning the let's see into a battlefield into a battle zone that this possesses the grave threat to international shipping, not the yemeny army's targeting of israeli linked ships but rather the us and western military reinforcements and activities currently happening in the red sea this was a yemeni unmanned recononce drone that was patrolling it's you know as it does a daily base near yemeni territorial waters and you know it just happened that it was a ship that you know that ship from the port of russia that was nearby in the direction or in the proximity of the sun man drone as it was

plain to him what pearl harbor was. >> thank you very much. just ahead. are israelas any closer to agreeing to a new pause on the fighting and release of more hostages. we'll get an update on the negotiations. that's next. >>> tonight we are following the urgent humanitarian crisis right now in gaza. israel says 165 aid trucks crossed into the territory today, but the situation there remains very dire with many gazans going hungry and struggling to survive. cnn's jamana karacha has our report. >> for weeks, this is what we've seen of the war on gaza. israel's brutal military might pounding neighborhoods into dust. in central gaza, whole blocks reduced to rubble seemingly deserted, unlivable, but there's also this, the near-surreal scenes this week in sderot, the hustle and bustle of a street market. it's the story of every war where life doesn't stop. it goes on for those trying to survive. but gaza is loike no other plac. it's where 2 million are crammed into this tiny strip land that now looks like it's been bombed back into ages past where those who lost everythi

taking place around, calling eunice in the size. israel says its troops around the city goal is the 2nd largest, and supported by flight of jets and will plains desperate. punish simeon. leading to rough. uh, 10 kilometers away. many by foot. the where the china. what is left in gauze? where is the world in the mountains? how long will this misery last fall? robin would let the world walk to our children lining up for water. we fled from con eunice to rough. up. here we are in rough. uh we do not know where to go. we are sleeping in the streets. the world health organization says the situation is worsening by the hour and goes to and the risk of disease is increasing rapidly due to the lack of sanitation. again, not a lot of doing and as we move to rough uh, because of the heavy bombardment because of my injury, i fainted when we moved to the school and i was taken to like some off his hospital . the doctors told me i have hepatitis. i am worried, donnelly, in fact, my whole family, the united nations says nowhere in gauze can be considered safe. no even shelters flying. the un flag. it's not a sipes on. if it's only free from bombardment, i

plains. but there was no water, no food, no safety either. an entire generation of arabs could be radicalized by israel's war on gaza. that's the star warning from the prime minister of guitar, who's trying to mediate a ceasefire. shake mohammed all ponies spoke at the ongoing international forum and don't seeing these images right now. that's coming out of the every day is not just affecting those forces which are on 11 on the m, and a or by now i wrong but, and it's also assets that entire generation that's might be, i think, utilize because of these images and see the international community not sort of sponsor, not responding responsibly to it by showing footage that's comes from it. got a bloodshed. and one thing that i get i'm of that are, believe i'm on the there people there that we don't use there on the front of this little stuff. on the get if we got to getting the opening through the portal, so the printer's feel it's it, it does not secure. it understood, it's still going to be is it printed by that point you want to because the other people i sympathized with that god. so people on some countries the, t

plains. but there was no water, no food, no safety either. an entire generation of arabs could be radicalized by israel's war on gaza. that's the star warning from the prime minister of guitar, who's trying to mediate a cease fire shake. mohammad autonomy spoke at the ongoing international forum. and don't ha, seeing these images right now. that's coming out of the everyday is not just affecting those forces which are an 11 on them and or on the wrong. but, and it's also effects an entire generation that's might be, i think, utilize because of these images and see the international community. not sort of sponsor, not responding responsibly towards the shopping footage that's comes from it. got a bloodshed. and one thing that i get i'm of that are be done on the people here about the use of the problem. this little problem. because if we got to, during the opening of the portable, so the printer's feel it says not secure, it understood is still going to be, is it printed by that point you want to because the other people i sympathize with that god. so people on some fx is the, there's shared their certificates and wit

israel have bombed the same refugee camp or the same hospital? do you need to bomb a un school hundred times before you've had enough? israelis driving palestinians. from their homes, another neckba in plain sight, taking more land, taking more lives, seems is never enough, i've had enough of israelis all playing victim, even as they victimize palestinians and commit genocide against them, it's tiring, exhausting, such bore, israels to be the jewish state, but it's a state of genocidal manian, doesn't speak for jews, so many jews around the world hate zinism, they've had enough of this too, كلها قايمين اطلع الحبله مسويينها مسويينها عرض مجله جبل ولا زيتونه مخليل یک منطقه کمربندیست که تقریباً عمق آن ۱۰ تا ۱۵ کیلومتر است این منطقه هم اکنون في عام 1973 دخلت قوه اسرائيليه كبيره الى الحي الجنوبي من الطيبه ودمرت حوالي 14 بيت الاسرائيليين هم اللي هاجمونا على بيتنا حاوتونا من كل الجهات وما استطاعوا الوصول لكل البيت هلا في بال طيبه كان في عمليات كارفار قدموا هؤلاء الشباب بقياده الدكتور مصطفى شمران نحن محكومون بالامل وما يحدث اليوم ليس نهايه تاريخ.

is riley forces are pushing deeper into garza in the south for plains of cow down in 10 says strikes on the city of con eunice. israel's mitre says it's expanding operations by to target hum us. but many civilians, a being killed. this fine thing is forcing displace palestinians further south view and saying a 100000 have arrived in the off. i'm just recent days. agencies though that warning about infectious diseases spreading rapidly and is ready. bombardment has severely damaged and ancient palestinian mosque in garza city. is rosemary tree has destroyed more than $200.00 landmarks since it began its assault on october. the 7th. well thought a couple i zoom, isn't that alpha and southern guns that start with the intensive 5 push on the time eunice, how is back to salt looking? oh yes uh saw me now these really military forces are trying to advance deep into the dogs with stripe on impulse. and 2 of his time in the 2nd largest city inside district, which is calling you this, which has been sent out for military operations as these were the occupation forces, the claim. since the beginning of the around the fight for t