jericho: thank you. [applause] jericho: one second. you held up a 15, but we are done at 4:38. -- 4:30. ok. [laughter] it's ok. it's 4:07. tiphanie: as our gentlemen figures it out. jericho: i had it wrong? we are not done at 4:30. you did not hold up a 15. you are taking up my time. [laughter] tiphanie: come on, you are cutting into my time now. i am teaching and environmental literature creative writing class this fall. you are cutting into my time. jericho: i'm sorry. i have a thing with time. [laughter] [laughter] tiphanie: my essay is on fiction forms and the importance on fiction writers to interrogate forms in the way poets have been trained. one of the most hot and familiar forms and the hero's journey. i have been in more than one classroom where the teacher has argued that the hero's journey is the only fiction form. that the hero's journey is a form that is in all cultures and can be applied to all stories. some writers and teachers have simplified this to say that all stories are a stranger comes to town or a hero goes on a

that's been multiple raids have been happening in every west, from jericho. it's a novelist to hebron as well as the best for him as he and her mother. in fact, there's a rate this just happening now they've been happening from i'd say about one a. m on woods and we're seeing this every day. certainly a step pop in these raids since the war started on gaza. as you said, there's a 17 year old that's been killed and that happens in jericho. it's a refugee camp known as odd, but jumped just before they demolished a home to a palestinian that had been accused of killing and is rarely set back in february. of course is riley policy here is that if you are accused of killing or attempted killing of an is riley, often they'll demolish the home as punishment as a reminder to others, not to follow in those footsteps. but apart from that, we've also seen mold in the c a rest, not just in the last few hours today. and of course again, this just keeps happening on every day. right? a res, arrest and as well. a policy and invest destiny? a surge in not? yeah, so let's tal

the about a city of mine has been killed in jericho. as this really falls is carried out. multiple rates across the occupied west bank several of us to be made on the vehicles we've seen patrolling, 3 or 5 job, a refugee camp in jericho. that we're confrontations between is many soldiers and palestinian use of the camp. many of them angry about the bombardment of gaza, more than 80 palestinians have been killed in the west bank since her mazda attacked israel on october. the 7th, satisfied that has more from romano. this is not new, these demolitions these arrest. some of the kind of force is ready forces use here in occupied westbank, but there is a noticeable difference. we're not just seeing at the moment as a clay, a targeting of how mass members the all head. and those are the people that they're arresting, but they're all so arresting people the all in any way openly. uh, you know, putting out their opinion out there on social media, for example, active is so prominent palestinians because a well known and the palestinian communit

so after an hour, my cousin, and we took his car all the way to jericho.n i received a phone call from my nephew asking if milad was on the bus to the school for the trip. i said, yes, he is there. he said, uncle, there is an accident in java road. the bus has crashed. so we went -- we changed our way from jericho to java road. and that stormy weather. when we arrived before the accident, the place of the accident, before there was an israeli military checkpoint, they closed the street. they did not allow us to pass with the car. so i jump out of the car and start running to the accident. on my way up, the reigning and stormy weather, a military jeep was on me. i wanted to start -- stop them so they would take me so i could continue to my place of the accident. there was nothing. i saw the bus crashed on the side and a big trailer on the others of the street. so i start asking about what happened to the kids? where are the kids? everyone -- there were many, many people around. there was only one fire truck. i did not see any ambulances at the time. i saw o

so i thought a set of your minds being killed in jericho is, is really far as he's counted on multiple rates across the occupied west bank. so the 3 others have been arrested on vehicles, have been seen petroleum through the oxford jumbo refugee camp in jericho level. confrontations between is really soldiers and palestinian use of the account. many of them angry over the bombardment of gaza. 80 for palestinians have been killed in the west bank, so he's homeless, attacked israel on october. the 7th sort of products has more from the this is not new, these demolitions these arrest. some of the kind of force is ready forces use here in occupied westbank, but there is a noticeable difference. we're not just seeing the moment as a clay, a targeting of how mass members the all here. and those are the people that they're arresting, but they're also arresting people that are in any way openly, uh, you know, putting out their opinion out there on social media. for example. active is so prominent palestinians, because a well known in the palestinian community here to being quite vocal. so you'

that was in jericho, in a refuge account, one of the largest, a palestinian refugee comes in, occupied west bank, uh, known as on, but something. now a pop, so i'm not dest. we've also has several arrests more than 20, including one of a prominent activists on social media. he's well known on the political scene and being very uh, open with his thoughts on the occupation and, and resistance within occupied westbank. and that's what we're seeing a lot more of the difference between the type of rates that we were seeing by these ratings before the alternative by a 7 attack. and who was mostly all of the people that are resisting the occupation. but now even just posting online, your thoughts could it lead to arrest by b as ratings forces? it's really important to also realize that these kind of raids have been happening every single day for the last new years, especially this year website. since have been incredibly high since that attack and since the war wrong garza, it's been step up on another level, this genuine fe amongst people. hey, why everyone? as soon as the security forces tu

jericho: i am sorry that we could not get to these questions. we have to do a book signing. if you ask us those questions there, we will answer them. thank you so much for coming here. [applause] it is a good idea for you to five. you might want to go get this thing. inc. you. -- tha about you. it is about food culture. in the meantime, we are pleased to have rain on us and author and historian whose most recent book -- it came out in november of last year. professor brinkley, how has the book done? >> really well, i have had more fun touring on the book then any book i have ever done. it is in the news every day, what are we doing on our planet, hawaii is in utter devastation. people jumping into the ocean to escape the wildfire. talking about the environment, how did he get to the place where we have victories from the 60's and 70's. the clean air act, endangered species act, 50 years ago. it passed. the idea is, when can we have a new biomet regulation. a new wave where the whole country galvanizes around the menace we have now of co2 in admissions -- co2 emissions. >> yo

we used to petrol the club, java, refugee camp, and jericho confrontations broke out in the can. between is rarely soldiers and palestinian youths and goods by the bombardment of garza. i see for palestinians have been killed in the west bank since the mazda tech is room on october, the 7th. we're kind of sending and businesses suffering huge losses following is ready restrictions. then the occupied with bank tells drafted reports from the city of nicholas a way to show you some of the restrictions that have existed here for use in terms of freedom of movement for the palestinians. because of these check points that these writing military set up according to the un at the beginning of this year 2023. that's obviously the full, the role of the un was saying that there was $645.00 fix chick points in the occupied west bank now 3 knows is panting around. he's focusing down the on that particular checkpoint. that is one of $66.00 chick points around the city of nablus alone. we understand that there are at least 3 of those so called mobile check points. and the situation has got a lo

emily: a percent jericho >> now. we are looking at the range of potential outcomes.e can have a list that no one expected and we can handle in between. if we bedded on one outcome, every company has different exposures. in put prices, output prices, some industry prices don't matter and some it is the price of mozzarella. le struggling. the biggest is the threat from ukraine, oil and gas, food, migration. the most important in the world, ukraine is affected. it is hard to see positive outcomes with china until the ukraine war is resolved, awfully whether ukraine can say they have a victory of some sort. emily: you said you are worried about another trump presidency. how worried? >> i don't know five said that. we need good american leadership. we need to explain why this is so important for the world. there is a little bit of this america first, no amerco president is going to say america second. we need to slain white ukraine is important to us and why american security relies on global security and why our allies rely on that. if they can't rely on it in america, t

will tell us any man has been killed in jericho as is ready for it has carried down rides right across the occupied westbank. 53 office has been arrested and vehicles we use which are holding a bunch of a refugee camp in jericho. confrontations broke out and the cat between is riley soldiers and palestinian use and good find the bombardment of cancer. easy for palestinians have been killed in the west bank since a most attacked israel on october. the 7th. on let's go live now to hold on a delta made. she is in ramallah and as i mentioned the, these are risk of being ongoing in the west bank. many, many more there in the last few hours can just bring us up to date with a licensed the surgery. they have been overnight and pre don't raise they don't. over in the occupied westbank, one of them just north of ramallah in a village called iraq. and people there say that that raid was just put up simple as simple because every rush is the home of a senior member of how much who i've been deported. it hasn't been back since 2010, and they said that a number of people wherever it were detained t

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lap of honour to coincide with the start of the israeli troop withdrawal from the gaza strip and jerichobut with that deadline passed, the palestinian leader's visit is more of an attempt to solidify his new—found status as an international statesman as he encounters increasing hostility at home. the man in the mosque is the man whose face the plo needs to have and to hold. when the plo blunders, it is hamas, the palestinian islamic movement opposed to the peace deal, that wins his support. russian troops are intervening in squabbles in former soviet republics. further afield, boris yeltsin has changed his tune and now warns that russia opposes the early expansion of nato to include central european countries. in london today, the russian foreign minister, andrei kozyrev, said moscow was intervening in its former empire only to keep the peace. for the west, the greatest degree of anxiety centres on ukraine — a nuclear power, a large russian minority right on europe's threshold. the biggest problem we might face would be a crisis between russia and ukraine, which is not at all impossible,

secondly they have... continues the brutality in the west bank, whether it's in bethlehem, in jenene, in jericho west bank has been experiencing blood bath since the beginning of this year, i understand from the figures latest that there have been more killings this year in the west bank than in the previous years and the year is not over yet, so the reality of the situation is that the zianist regime. is a regime, it's a colonial regime, as everyone has pointed out, it's an imperial project which was enacted by you, the government here in london way back in 1917, on the back of that israel came into existence in 1948, so really as i said in my opening comment, it's an illegitimate regime which has been installed in west asia. by the sort of british imperial power at that time, and that has been sort of now taken over by the usa, to give its full support, until until the uh the the ruling elite in the collective west realizes that they are losing this battle, and the economic drain that is going to have an impact in the west, and and and the public also in the streets of... london, of course in

should start resisting the incubation all over, and that what we are witnesing in the last filming, in jericho, in naplos and in other. areas where palestinians are starting now the resistance and this resistance is escalating and every day is more and more areas are you know joining this kind of resistance so yeah we are let me say more or less optimist for the future because this situation is not going to continue and this colonial regime is not going to continue thank you professor nimmer and professor waakiem we have breaking news the israeli military. has called up thousands of reservists to be called up after this resistance uh rocket attacks that that we're seeing out of gaza, so i like to bring this question too, as of late because of this um judicial overhaul plan that uh seen over 39 weeks of protest uh against the regime by its so-called uh liberal zints um my question to you, i mean they never basically protest uh the treatment of palestinians, but they protest this judicial overhall. saying that it's going to give this cabinet uh unlimited powers uh to override the supreme court a

a palestinian man was actually killed in jericho. in the last 90 minutes, his body's actually already been laid to rest. as a result of those protests on the ground, there was a numerous amount of support for a mass. now, one of the ways of the occupied west bank is showing that simple. if they've actually gone out on strike, this is sunday nights and i'm a, it should be at, i've never seen that this empty before the strike has held throughout the day. government offices, legal offices, schools, even including those under our schools. the refugee schools will shut down colleges, universities, etc. anything that might make a selection function simply stopped functioning. they did that because they wanted to show support throughout the day in monroe square, which you can just see down there. we've been seeing sporadic demonstrations. people coming out in support of high miles and that was very interesting. normally when i'm asked flags on the fly on the streets of the occupied west bank deposits on rent source, they actually crack styl

quote, jericho missile, jericho missile strategic alert. the the introduction of forces, doomsday weapon. obviously, always concerning from an international perspective when you hear the talk of nukes, but you understand the anger in the israeli -- stuart: of course one does. but if they reduce gaza to a city of rubble as they propose and that does happen, then there will be more sympathy for the palestinians because they are truly suffering there. that's -- it's a push and pull of public relations. >> okay. but then i go back the to what president herzog said earlier this morning, that the palestinians had an opportunity to leave a hamas rule, if you will, and that opportunity when israel left in 2005 to actually turn the it into something. it was supposed to be the singapore of israel, and it is anything but that. and so i think that's the view from the israeli perspective and how they would push back against the inevitable pr battle you just mentioned. stuart: the ground invasion has not yet started. i shouldn't use the word yet, because

jericho and badm bard killing soldiers of the israeli occupation forces surrendered where you can seeects of bullets hitting the sandy ground, returning the soldiers in the order of the scene of their crime, where you can see the effects of dragging the body of one of the victims to the ranks next to the bodies of their comrades before placing the weapon at the head for a picture according to the al-marsat al-ero average, the al-asri al-arabah are tall and tall after the collapse, according to the geneva incident, the execution of prisoners after surrendering is considered a war penalty, whether they are civilians or military. the victory of the iranian national handball team against kazakhstan in the selection of the paris olympics, the sixth week of the premier league will be followed by two games in isfahan and tabriz and liverpool's victory over tonight's match against chelsea , arsenal and mainz in the most important european club football games. paris olympic qualifiers. acquired. in the continuation of these competitions, hosted by qatar , our country's national team defeated k

adjustment of the position of the dead body in all jericho and in the bard of the killing of the soldiers of the israeli occupation and the surrendered prisoners, where you can see the effects of bullets hitting the sandy ground. according to al-morsad al-aurou madadi, the prisoners of war are considered to be civilians after the collapse of al-siyaj , and according to the geneva convention, the execution of prisoners after surrender is considered a war penalty, whether they are civilians or military. the statement of the president of the united states regarding the bombing of a hospital in gaza, which he called the wrong firing of a palestinian rocket , is completely ridiculous nonsense. why should there be doubt that the al-ahli hospital explosion was caused by israeli airstrikes , while this murderous regime has been trying to erase the existence of palestine and gaza since last week. israel has been seeking destruction for the past 70 years it was the palestinians and now they suddenly consider the palestinians responsible for the hospital explosion. biden's narrative is based on the

god forbid them, if they succeed in gaza, they will do the same thing in bethlehem and ramala and jerichogly, and then they will proceed after they finish us off to lebanon, to syria, to iraq, to the gulf states, these people are not satisfied with taking palestine, they want to take the whole middle east, and natanyahu himself said this. so i think we need to be aware of egolo maniac nut cases like hitler was and natanyahu is has come out and said that um islamic countries can stop the israeli war machine if they take a united states um and he said that the port of western countries led by the us for the science entity gives a green light for this entity to execute his crimes in gaza. with what he said, especially about the uh islamic countries can stop this war machine if they take a united stance. i mean, you don't have even united stands, if three or four countries take united stands, i mean if you look at gaza, a tiny area about 350 square kilometers, was able to do what it could do,stand israeli horrors for 21 days so far, with hardly any, with hardly any support from. side uh, you

from one canton to another so people can't get to their jobs if they are in ramala to bethlehem or jericho us, the cantons that are left for us, hence you know the areas within the cantons that have agricultural fields, open areas if you want, and those are small areas, we can get to them, but we are liable to be attacked and it's very dangerous, that is why people gather in larger numbers to pick their trees or tend to their land in what remains of the west bank, most of the west bank is now basically a free room in the wild wild west if you want of the west bank, absolutely unbelievable, david, you know, we hear, well, especially now, of course allies are un maza, and the terrible situation, of course been going on for 16 years, not like this, but in general being cut off from the world, lot of times, less concentration is given to the west bank, and other areas, i mean what mansan has described is absolutely terrifying that people can't get to their lend, they can't pick their crops, they can't even get to another town to work, this unbelievable clamp down or control that the israeli re

exclosure on the westbank. areas where the city of of for example the city of ariha also known as jericho had been completely closed, all the roads leading to ariha were closed as well as the the crossing between jordan and the occupied territories, the west bank of course the occupied had been sealed off, the military chick points that lead to northern the occupied west back as well as to south the occupied westback to this cities of al khalil, b lahim and the areas around it as well as to the cities ofkarim nabis and jin had been comple completely closed, this could be as attempt by the israels to prevent palestinians from travelling and transporting, however there is number of of protest might be taking place in the at night where the calls as you have said from hamas movement to the palestinians to take part in protest. anyways, today, a general strike had been declared in the occupied territories with no schools, no banks, no businesses are working, everything is was at fault in order to tell the israels that palestinians and occupied westbank are in support with the people of the ga

so that looks like those cautious on going in the last 4 i was we've seen cox these take place in jericho away one published a new man was killed also in nablus, where another was killed and also in jerry a story in jericho as well. so we think 6 people being killed now, according to the palestinian red crescent, 67 people have been wounded. 33 of those have actually been wounded by like 5 years this use of life i. and now that is concerning the palestine in red cross and they'll see injuries consistent with that. once we start seeing those, um people are critically wounded. we will expect that that's the kind of rise throughout the night and run how much of this is connected to what's happening and gaza. and it's all connected to what's happening and goes to the palestinians in the occupied westbank sent me out in the streets of come out in support of the mass authorizing the marks of floods operation. they've been sporadic protests throughout the day, but they've been protest all across the occupied westbank in support. the kind of language that people are using is that look, if you tre

after his death , israel completely transferred control of jericho to the palestinian authority and fournd then withdrew troops of jewish settlers from the gaza strip. jewish settlements are settlements where israeli citizens settle, but they are located in territories occupied after 67, which were supposed to go to the palestinian state. they continue to be built on the western bank around. jerusalem, but the un and a number of countries consider them occupied territories. the interests of the major powers have always intersected here, but now regional forces are beginning to behave independently, external players seem to they themselves have not yet fully understood what they want, what they can do, and how ready they are to get involved in risky conflicts. oliver stopf from austria, the drawing is called cunning iran, a man who looks like ali himenia plays the grand piano, which says middle east. patrick chappatt from switzerland, customs and rules of war, hamas version: grab women and children first - shouts a man in a pickup truck. imat hajaj from jordan, works for the arabic newspa

cities on on the west bank, where the majority of municipalities are also for hamas, there hebron, jericho, to - there , in a few generations, a society has been created that is completely twisted that the meaning of life is the destruction of israel, and killed, that is, they live on the territory of israel, yes, and , but they want to kill, yes, absolutely, absolutely, well, the territories, they can say, this is our territory, israel is the occupier here, yes, but in 1994 peace was signed, the palestinians received an independent, but their own state and the transition to its independence, well to the palestinian state very little is needed for independence because most of the institutions, so what is needed, what must be done for them to finally become independent, for this bloody massacre to stop, look, if they become independent, the massacre will not stop, it will only increase, because the palestinian state will throw all its forces into the war with israel, which it is still doing as a dependent... and having become independent, it will put forward endless territorial claims to is

most in hebron in the south of the occupied westbank, many of them members of from us in jericho, one for the city and was killed was taking part in confrontations with is really forces. he is off the big jump. if you do come our children are not different from their fellow post indians in the besieged gaza strip. let's consider ourselves there. it's all for the sake of the homeland, with an old $400.00 prisoners interested since the start of the escalation. kind of sending somebody see they're worried about their children in his way to jail a father to the jersey that his 17 year old son was beaten before being arrested. she they attacked fruit and he's just a child with them. they were very violent with him. someone called us 1st thing, he's dad, but then we were told he's in prison live. it's worrying in the gene refugee camp. one of the short, this is really rates they are concluded without casualties is really forces the rest of the police to palestinians. but before the army retreated, armed groups pop back. is there any forces of re did the refugee camp and the rest of the pale

the occupied westbank that are also are the raids, including the, with the bed, a few decals, near jericho. we're seeing also raising the patient up using gap. and in other richard locations of the occupied west bank, the main a target that this really is, are doing now is a rush with more than $850.00 processing is the rest of since the start of the escalation. but all in all that has been also a, a demolition of a palestinian home at home for their policy. and that is where like uses of committing an attack again is really in july so it's remains an intense situation here the occupied west bank is abraham. i just need a drama to you and the size of the tanks on palestinians in the occupied west bank of risen sharply in the past 2 weeks. these are a tax like both of these, right? the army and specialist palestinian prisoners comp says at least $850.00 pounds of students, including 8 journalists, have been arrested tal spots of reports from florida, the occupied westbank street, sylva actually mc and hawaii, the policy indian village on the outskirts of novel of cindy occupied westbank ill

so that's have been before the didn't have her own in addition to jericho and bethlehem. so you can imagine this tale of those arrests and those is where the ways that they're taking place in the fight with say alright to anita and bring them live for us. the from ramallah. anita, thank you sooner was a bit of help for for family members. of honestly or correspondent wild that they were killed in his randy as striking, central gaza on wednesday night. that's off. that is really on the old, at 1100000 palestinians to relocate to the south of the strip for their own safety and vague with thoughts. a final farewell to any parent would want to see their children some words. what would i do as an unto 0 corresponded? he's also a father and a husband from reporting on the story to becoming part of it after these ready minutes because his wife, son, daughter, and grandchild networks officers have been bummed, gymnast smoke just now the family of a correspondence has been killed. why it has paid the highest price, but he says it won't do to him from covering user eligible and gaz

in addition to all of that, another rates target says a document, refugee camp near jericho in the, in the west bank leading to the killing of one palestinian after arms confrontations with some kind of city and fighters over the we all in old are talking about a 10 situation for the families of both palestinians. that is really a rough, on average, we're talking about 20 policy news. but now since the beginning of the current escalation, the numbers are only increasing according to the palestinian prisoners society. they talk about around 400 palestinians who have been there. i said, now as we are seeing, the current were being waged on the besieged cause of strips. and some sort of incitement against sort of thing is trusted in families with tell you that they can only wonder about the future officers sons. the 3rd residing now and is ready to we're hearing about them not being allowed to have water for a long time. not being allowed to have electricity, so it's hard to even confirm the size of those palestinians now inside is really jail. so there is a lot of fear here. i'm going to

the occupied westbank that are also are the raids, including the, with the bed, a few decals near jericho. we're seeing also raising the tissue up usually gap and in other richard locations in the occupied west bank. the main, a target that this really is, are doing now is a rush with more than $850.00 processing is the rest of since the start of the escalation. but all in all that has been also a, a demolition of a palestinian home at home for their policy. and that is where like uses of committing an attack against is really in july. so it's remains an incentive situation here the occupied westbank is abraham. i just need a drama. i was riley strikes have targeted areas close to villages in southern living on this house were reportedly fights near cuff. a shiver is ready. um, he says that hit his belie positions as well as evacuated towns along the border with living on after repeated exchanges of file sent ahold of since this update from southern living on we're not very far from the israel 11 on board or at the time being it is quiet, but that border has been very much an active front

one, his funeral has already taken place in jericho. there is a body that has been withheld by is way the forces saying that they killed that a palestinian after he tried to commit an attack. so we are talking about the 10 situation here in the west bank. we're talking also about more than 50 palestinians who have been injured according to medics by is way the forces. so, oh, so we are expecting that number to increase probably tomorrow because we have received calls for a general strike here in the west bank, including at news schools. and the owner was the, is the one agency that basically provides services for refugees has announced it's closing all it's operations also in the west bank. so you are looking at the 10th situation, but let's not forget that it has already been very difficult here in the west bank this year, the past year as well. but this year, specifically, it has been the least a year in the west bank in nearly 2 decades. so you can imagine also the effects of these really minute city occupation on people's lives. but

they did that outside of jericho where another person died and they also did the in nablus, what a 3rd person died. so 6 people in total just in the last few hours alone and those classes, like i say, in columbia, ensure thoughts on going, we're expecting the death, told that to rise people who are incredibly sympathetic to how may i ask. they tell you that what they will, i'm asked is doing is a simple uh, it is a simple reason for it, and that is, they've been under occupation. they've been on the siege for so long that if you treat people like animals, they will eventually fight back. so there is a lot of sympathy here. and i think in the coming days we all going to see more of these classes intensify. what is right, it was actually done is a stop palestinians moving from one its area to another. normally it just around the occupied westbank. it does allow palestinians, it makes it very difficult policies to leave. now they've done that with in the occupied westbank itself. they run can you explain to our viewer the, the in truck palestinian politics here because the palestinian aut

it was the same another man to a shot dead in jericho. we're also hearing that in the last 24 hours from the policy and you read presently, ambulance service effectively telling us that a $31.00 has been wounded in the west bank. sorry, 45, have been wounded in the west, like 31 of those by the use of live a fight. and now often that live fi takes place against on the palestinian civilians. now we've been seeing these protests, these protests of people coming out in suppose of a, what time us is actually doing. there was a strike here in the, across the occupied westbank schools were shut, banks were shut, government offices were shot. in fact, this is the quietest i've ever actually seen a remodel of so that strike actually took hold of a sporadic protest taking place. but those protests have now turned into something of a situation where we are now seeing palestinians being shot dead by is ready for us is now in columbia. is the 1st time we've heard about an exchange of fire that so we're expecting that to that, that so rather to rise i

in the occupied westbank, there are also other raids including the big jump bed, a few decals near jericho. we're seeing also raising the patient of fiji gap and in other ricky locations in the occupied west bank. the main, a target that this really is, are doing now is a rush with more than 850 protest and use the rest of since the start of the escalation. but all in all that has been also a, a demolition of a palestinian home at home for that kind of thing. and that is where like uses of committing an attack against is really in july. so it's remains an intense situation here the occupied westbank is that, but he just need a drama. so tom x smith is a professor of public policy at the doha institute. the graduate studies. thank you very much for joining us in the studio again that we heard from a hospital official uh, in the last hour, basically signed it. i've run out of a few and medical supplies at this point in time. do you think that the aid? how within 12 days during dies on from october, the 7th, that with nothing getting in yet is just been completely politicized. here. i totally

south of jericho, 70, and people got arrested. what happens is a most of these people get arrested under administrative detention, which means that only israel knows why they have they were, they are being detained. and israel does not need to give these or explain these charges to the detainees or the lawyer. we have spoken to as some families here in the ramada area, and this is our report. it was 6 30 in the morning and the narrow alleys of elementary refugee camp were still quiet. is really soldiers lined up and made their way to the home of samuel bet that his family was jolted out of bed when they kicked open the front door. they were after the same as 2 eldest sons, but i'm 2nd little isn't for you thought i, but didn't. i asked why they were doing this, and they said were wor when i asked if i could give my sons the jackets, because it's cold outside. the officer in charge told me, your children shouldn't be licensed. this is the moment they will lead the way. the family doesn't know where they were taken to would in 60 pa

there are also other raids including the big jump, better pg cab, your jericho, wood, seeing also raising the tissue refugee gap and in other locations in the occupied west bank. the main, a target that this really is, are doing now is a rush with more than 850 protest and use the rest of since the start of the escalation. but all in all that has been also a, a demolition of a palestinian home at home for their policy. and that is where like uses of committing an attack against is really in july. so it's remains an intense situation here the occupied westbank is that, but he just need a drama. this rarely as strikes have targeted areas close to villages in southern living on the sounds were reportedly 5 me a couple of ship. it is rarely ami, says it hit his belong, positions is ryan, has evacuated, towns along the border with living on after repeated exchanges of file. so i know how to send this update from southern living on we're not very far from the israel 11 on board or at the time being it is quiet, but that border has been very much an active front line for more than a week. now, s

one is south of jericho. we still don't, we don't know if that one is still ongoing bus ever since this crisis started is chosen. the israel is going off to many young people across the occupied west bank . and i think the number now of people had been detained, sofa is about 600 counting. those who are taking over now to about 70 of them. and most of them just get help without charges is called administrative detention only is real good. no. what are the reasons for these people were arrested for not the lawyer, not them. so it is something that is actually increasing the tensions across the occupied westbank, and this is our report. it was 6 30 in the morning, and the narrow alleys of ela, murray, refugee camp were still quiet, is really soldiers lined up and made their way to the home of sand that a bed that his family was jolted out of bed when they kicked open. the front door, they were after, sam is 2 eldest sons, so i'm stuck them out and is there a fee that i didn't if i asked why they were doing this

also we've seen these really forces arrest the mom from jericho, saying that they would only release her when her son has himself over to these radio for it. okay, sound like some 10 seems there. appreciate that update needed to bring him in ramallah for us. the u. s. has low strikes on iran, lynx facilities in the east in syria depends again says the strikes when near the town of i will come and targeted weapons and ammunition storage buildings used by a runs revolutionary guides. john hendrix has the latest from washington, dc. well, and a phone call just a few minutes ago with senior defense official said that the u. s. has been struck 19 times by what they described as a ronnie and proxies in a rock in syria since october 17th. and these are the us return fire with an f. 16 strike just within the last couple of hours asked if those strikes ended up with casualties the, the us officials said we don't to, we're not saying for certain, but we know there were people at those spots earlier in the past couple of days. so this is a us strength and retaliation, and that senior defense of

so was the unesco heritage sites in jericho city in the occupied westbank. but ever since the fighting between israel and homos started government scramble to get their citizens back home and issued travel warnings to the affected areas, new visitors, and now reconsidering their plans. here's a round up on tourism and how that's affecting the region. many companies have cancelled towards the israel and the palestinian territories until the end of the year. cruise ships avoided israel's shores, and major airlines have stopped flying to and from israel. hotels across israel have either shut down or their housing is released. we left their homes near the gaza strip. while those in the occupied westbank suffered from a sharp drop in occupancy rates. many historic sites national parks, nature reserves, restaurants are closed, and aviation experts warn that the war on gaza could affect travel in other middle eastern countries, including egypt and jordan, swiss international airlines and germany's lufthansa have already suspended flights to 11 on meanwhile, living