countries in the united states in part 2 we'll be speaking to jerusalem post correspondent verse from past in perspective the palestinian ambassador to the u.k. who sums all up joins me now from r.t. u.k. headquarters in london a massive thanks so much for coming on so i said it was not by day would your message of the residents of. that line gaza and jerusalem and the significance of not one day itself. the men message is that what happened in chipchura and jerusalem then has reached all over palestine and with every palestinian worldwide and 13000000 palestinians have risen. all of a sense of unity that has really brought us back to our long march towards freedom has really solidified our sense of unity the unity of our purpose and the unity of all suffering a godless where we are be it inside occupied that it is being inside the $48.00 areas being in the exile and that if usually comes we all face the same oppression by the same oppressor and therefore there is an unprecedented sense of unity among us that's number one number 2 what happened in 1988 the militias the jewish militias

the i p c r i these really palestinian public policy institute and the columnist for both the jerusalem post and newspaper he joins us now by skype from jerusalem sir it's a pleasure to have you on the program as so many moving parts we're just hearing there about potential rockets from lebanon the one thing that we haven't mentioned in detail yet because there's just been so much else going on is the continuing increase in into communal violence in israeli towns i mean how are you reading the situation right now who the war between israel and hamas is very serious but the internal war between the jewish and arab citizens of israel's existential communities here 21 percent of the citizens of israel are palestinian arabs living in communities throughout the country many of those communities being joint jewish communities and if jews and arabs begin killing each other on the streets of israel we're in very big trouble this is something which really will determine the future of this country whether or not we can have any kind of civil life your and the signs in the last 3 nights are very very b

all the the, the the let's go live now to gil hoffman, chief, political correspondent, up the jerusalem post. and i'm sure you're very busy with our title at the moment of fascinating time girl. and this new coalition isn't that don't deal year up. it has said there quote, plenty of obstacles. do you think it's going to work? absolutely. after 2 and a half years, a little israel for elections proving einstein's theory of insanity of doing the same thing over and over and over and over again and expecting different results. it's looking like next week, monday or tuesday we will finally get a functioning government. and thus, despite, isn't it parties in the coalition, we're speaking about helping entirely different agenda. it's the real political spectrum from left to right. what do you see is the key political conflicts that could arise between them? look, there don't need to be conflicts as long as people don't bring up controversial issues like the future of the order between israel and the palestinians. they agree on iran, they agree on other security issues. they agree for the most part

there more leaf well it robotic ambassador thank you and after the break i'll be speaking to jerusalem post correspondent to hear the israeli side of the argument. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics. i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. new gold rush is underway in ghana thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich. as. children are torn between gold. my family was very poor i thought i was doing my best to get back to school which side will have the strongest appeal. welcome back in the 1st half we heard from the palestinian about sort of the u.k. was i was almost to accuse israel of apartheid and war crimes joining me from his really goes back to his jerusalem post correspondent and author jeremy ball but thanks so much una for coming on just to give me some personal recollections of what kind of thing has been going on this week from your perspective i will 1st of all myself and my family we have a safe room that we've had to run into a number of times over the course of the week

the jerusalem post reporting 31,050 rockets have been fired to the israeli territory, pointing out that for 60 of the rockets failed. the so-called iron dome defense system has an intercept rate of approximately 90%. this headline from the washington post, dozens killed in a predawn is really strike. that is the latest on the situation in the middle east. we want to begin with an opinion piece from daniel henniker on the democrats. the headline is, "democrats are killing the american dream." here are some of the details. joe biden's american family span replaces individual striving with middle-class entitlement. the american families act makes a reality officially clear, democratic party is giving up on the american dream. the american families plan and democratic legislation implicitly imposed several questions, is the idea of upper mobility important? how should upward mobility happen, through washington or individual efforts? should the habit of individual striving to give way to a or important goal of nationalized paternalism. the transition began when democrats enacted an insurance

a reporter from the jerusalem post, _ him down.em post, thank you. - here in great britain, up to 40 million people will go to the polls on thursday. as well as local elections in england and votes to the welsh parliament, there are also votes to the scottish parliament which could affect the future of the united kingdom. with more on that, here's our scotland editor sarah smith. in this unusual, socially distanced election it's not the pandemic that dominates the debate, but instead it's the question of scottish independence. that's tricky for scottish labour who know they need to rebuild a lot of support before they can really challenge the snp. if you want to help build a credible alternative to nicola sturgeon and the snp you need to support me in this election campaign. help me do it. but you don't expect to win this election campaign? you don't expect to be first minister yourself next week? iam many things, i doubt i am superman. given where we were ten weeks ago in the polls and where we need to get to i do not think it is

get more insight into how this is all playing out, i am joined by the editor in chief of the "jerusalem post." this is no certainty, and netanyahu has the ability to manipulate and pmaneuver in ordr to stay at the helm. >> i think the odds are high. bennett made a big decision yesterday with his announcement that he is joining what is known as the change block in the coalition, and if it concedes in coalescing and coming together in the next few days, and in ousting netanyahu after 12 years of prime minister, and that's a psychological decision to cross over to that side from where he had been very concrete in the right wing camp to say i'm putting the nation first, we need to bring unity government to be formed, we need unity to move forward because of the challenges that we face, and that itself was the big obstacle. look, netanyahu is going to try and pull out every card he has and every trick he has. he said about a year ago when he formed a government with kwrapbs, no tricks, no shaw sticks. i think the decision yesterday by bennett was a big step in the right direction. >> interesting

the, [000:00:00;00] the well, i spoke with gil hoffman, chief, political correspondent out the jerusalem post, he said the new coalition allies, despite their stock differences, are united by their desire to get rid of nathan jo, agree on iran. they agree on other security issues. they agree for the most part on the economy, the grand steps that need to be taken, national unity and continuing the success that it's rolled out in the wake of the over, within the israeli parliament. the one thing that you can get a majority for is to say that you don't want to serve any more after being israel longest serving leader. it unites that of wide spectrum that will be part of the government. but even if you have devised among them, they'll still have to give them united after 2 and a half years of miserable or elections proving einstein's theory of insanity of doing the same thing over and over and over and over again, expecting different results looking like next week monday or tuesday, we will finally get functioning. government is gail hoffman still to come in the program terminator, drones in libya

countries in the united states in part 2 we'll be speaking to jerusalem post correspondent 1st proposed a new perspective the palestinian ambassador to the u.k. joins me now from r.t. u.k. headquarters in london a massive thanks so much.

let's bring in our guests in west jerusalem gil hoffman chief political correspondent of the jerusalem post from london you'll see michael berg a senior consulting research fellow at chatham house and in tel aviv gideon levy columnist at her reds now welcome to the program let's begin in west jerusalem 1st with gil hoffman is this the end for netanyahu or are we going to see yet another election in israel. for the time being it's the end for newton you know as prime minister i believe that a change of government is going to be formed unity government will have israeli politicians from the right to the left running the country together and it's a gallop the opposition leader and i hope that he could bring the government down and make a political comeback he's 71 years old his father died at the age of $102.00 there's no politicians inside his own party who have the courage to try to bring him down so the only thing that could really end this now is political career is a conviction in a court of law and he is on trial but that trial does seems to have been going on for many years it hasn't co

countries in the united states in part 2 will be speaking to jerusalem post correspondent verse repulsed and in perspective the palestinian ambassador to the u.k. was joins me now who are 2 u.k. headquarters in london a massive thanks so much for coming on so i said it was not by day i would your message of the residents of. that loan gaza and jerusalem and the significance of not quite day itself. the men message is that what happened in ships in iraq and jerusalem and then has reached all over palestine and with every palestinian worldwide the 13000000 palestinians have risen. all of a sense of unity that has really brought us back to our long march towards freedom has really solidified our sense of unity the unity of our pop us and the unity of our suffering godless where we are be it inside occupied that it is being inside the $48.00 areas being in the exile and that if usually comes we all face the same oppression by the same oppressor and therefore there is an unprecedented sense of unity among us that's number one number 2 what happened in 1988 the militias the jewish militias abi

the jerusalem post reporting 31,050 rockets have been fired to the israeli territory, pointing out that for 60 of the rockets failed. the so-called iron dome defense system has an intercept rate of approximately 90%. this headline from the washington post, dozens killed in a predawn is really strike. that is the latest on the situation in the middle east. we want to begin with an opinion piece from daniel henniker on the democrats. the headline is, "democrats are killing the american dream." here are some of the details. joe biden's american family span replaces individual striving with middle-class entitlement. the american families act makes a reality officially clear, democratic party is giving up on the american dream. the american families plan and democratic legislation implicitly imposed several questions, is the idea of upper mobility important? how should upward mobility happen, through washington or individual efforts? should the habit of individual striving to give way to a or important goal of nationalized paternalism. the transition began when democrats enacted an insurance

countries in the united states in part 2 we'll be speaking to jerusalem post correspondent 1st reponse to new perspective the palestinian ambassador to the who gave us some joins me now from r.t. u.k. headquarters in london a massive thanks so much for coming on so i said it was not by day i would your message of the residents of. that line gaza and jerusalem and the significance of not quite day itself the men message is that what happened in chips of rock and jerusalem. has reached all over palestine and with every palestinian worldwide the 13000000 palestinians have risen. all of a sense of unity has really brought us back to our long march towards freedom has really sort of the fired our sense of unity.

but that was gail hoffman, the chief political correspondent at the jerusalem post. and he has capital, new delhi has launched a campaign to promote electric cars and rickshaws is one of the world's most polluted cities, but environmental se, without them necessary facilities, the project may not make much difference. elizabeth put on them reports there are millions of vehicles on delhi roads every day, but in recent years, a quiet transformation has been taken place. there are now, for instance, far more electric rituals offering carbon emission free journeys. a change from those that use compressed natural gas and drivers finding they are cheaper to run and more pleasant to ride in the by their middle here because i'm good for the people since they are good for the number already. so many, even in delhi. now if they were contributing to pollution, the government would shut them down and when people are getting inside, there is no life either. which is not then india. but environmentalists say it's not that simple. most even shows in india use lead acid batteries. a

posted to twitter within the last hour let's go to my screen. this is mona being forcibly removed from her house in her neighborhood in the shape to our area of the occupied east jerusalem tonight posted to twitter with then the last hour and then here is her brother this is her brother mohamed being removed by israeli security forces from his neighborhood shake to r. and occupied east jerusalem again these are posted with. that our. i want to bring in our guest to talk about this and what this means we ask our guests introduce themselves 1st nor can we begin with you can tell so a bit about who you are right my name is neural again i'm a media professional former elders reporter now more i look for. public diplomacy if we still have room for that very thank you guy. the director of justin's internet busying she's an independent but he's really in constant danger and it's great that you're a guy and yourself how am use of the nayar palestinian american scholar and analyst base just outside washington d.c. thank you all for being on the stream today nor we're going to begin with you can you tell us about this video that we're seeing of al kurd family being removed from t

. >> the jerusalem post quoted netten netanyahu tonight, i said we will exact a heavy price from hamas. we're going this and we will continue to do so. what is the political calculus now from netanyahu >> i think he's just trying to look as tough as possible but he's also a prime minister under siege, under indictment, and actually just today there was supposed to be basically an alternative party forming that was going to move him out of power. those negotiations, coalition negotiations on an alternative prime minister were ongoing. and in a very delicate spot before this conflict started, they now seemed to have broken apart because of this conflict it may be, whether netanyahu meant to or not, this conflict ends up rescuing his prime ministership and keeps him in office a few extra months. >> ilan goldenberg, thanks so much for that. >>> gasoline stations are still dealing with shortages in multiple states. tonight the latest on when the flow is expected to return to normal, amid reports colonial ponied up millions in ransom >>> and what needs to change to prevent a a hack to the pi

confiscate their property as well for settler purposes your cock out is the editor in chief of the jerusalem post he says that if palestinians didn't result in violence and the israelis wouldn't have to use force . well imagine a scenario that there wasn't there weren't any rocks thrown or scenario there wasn't a mob that was rioting or a scenario that a jewish israeli driver who was driving just outside lion's gate outside the old city interesting was in stone didn't there was an attempted lynching on his life or it's of all of that was happening there wouldn't have been any need for any for straight israel for. the 67 when it liberated east jerusalem and reunited the city has allowed it free prayer for muslims on the temple mount that's never been a problem but if there's violence if rocks are thrown down to the western wall plaza and if drivers are lynch's are made and tempted on their lives that perforce needs to be responded to and there needs to be a reaction so people can be defended and protected dozens of israelis have been injured i would recommend going into just some of the wire servi

places that ordinarily would be on balance pro netanyahu things like the comments page on the jerusalem post today people quoting mr blinken for example saying or reheating what he has historically said and i quote which is palestinians and israelis deserve equal measures of freedom dignity security and prosperity for main things everyone deserves that of course wherever you are in the world but people are now saying well hang on is that an aspiration for 5 years from now 10 years from now 75 years from now why can't we have that starting today absolutely and you know when secretary blinken said this administration is working democracy and human rights at the center of foreign policy where. certainly not in palestine certainly no human rights are being respected in palestine centrally no democracy is being respected when news media outlets address is being bombarded and where is the condemnation i mean no but seriously i mean allow me here i mean where is the condemnation from berlin washington london paris and other places that the presumably are you know the it indeed the spokes person is

you could confirm that report in the jerusalem post? >> unfortunately i cannot. i i don't know what they base that report on. i know there are extensive ties between us and the u.s., the entire defense establishment. >> what about a time line, sir what, about a time line for the proof that will be provided? today, tomorrow? >> no, can i not commit to that either. i know that you know we're in the middle of fighting here. our civilians are being bombarded by up until now 2900 rockets. we have nine dez israeli civilians, one dead soldier. the country is under constant relentless bombardment, children are in shelters, israeli are in shelter almost the entire day. yes, it is very important and i understand that many people are very concerned about it. i'm sure that israeli officials will get to it as soon as possible. but as of now the order of the day is to beat hamas and to overcome the military challenges that are life-threatening for our civilians. >> i wonder broadly speaking if you feel like israel is losing the media war? losing the media or losing the propaga

the jerusalem post reports 100 kilometers of underground tunnels were destroyed by the israelis.efire put in place. so now to placate the far left which didn't get the ceasefire when they wanted it, we have to pay up to rebuild gaza. how about that? we are told in return for the cash, that asthmas must not -- hamas must not be allowed to rebuild its tunnels. good luck with that. we tried it a few years ago, and it did not work. what a mess. during the four years of the trump administration, israel signed a peace deal with four air ab states. in four months of the biden administration, there's already been one war, a policy reversal with our enemies -- iran -- plus a commitment of our money to the palestinian cause. cue that eye roll again. the second hour of varney and "varney & co." is about to begin. ♪ ♪ stuart: tammy bruce is with us. not the big smile this morning, please. why do we have to pay to rebuild gaza, tammy in. >> well, we don't have to except we didn't know that, in fact, the squad seems to be the president. you knowing, americans did not vote for that. there's a l

with us from west to roost on now is the editor in chief of the jerusalem post great to have you with us we heard from the israeli prime minister a little bit earlier who spoke in quite broad terms about a struggle for the heart of jerusalem and the fact that it's not a new struggle all of which is true and still trying to get an idea of why this level of force was used today not just outside but inside. well imagine a scenario that there wasn't there weren't any rocks thrown or scenario there wasn't a mob that was rioting or a scenario that a jewish israeli driver who was driving just outside lion's gate outside the old city of jerusalem was in stone didn't there was an attempted lynching on his life or it's of all of that wasn't happening there wouldn't have been any need for any force right israel for. the 67 when it liberated east jerusalem and reunited this city has allowed 3 prayer for muslims and the temple mount that's never been a problem but if there's violence and if rocks are thrown down to the western wall plaza and if drivers are lynch's are made and tempted on their liv

this house this is a clear and explicit violation that insults and humiliates families in jerusalem. is posted to me totally on a from the fatah revolutionary council which is part of the palestinian parliament he told us israel systematically segregating palestinians. the homes there there were 28 homes that were built by the united nations to house refugees that were invented from their homes owned a when the state of israel was established on the historic land of palestine so that the a religious group jewish religious group decided to claim these houses that were not built for $48.00 that they belong to them since the land they have rented for 99 years in one in 800 $85.00 there is a systemic segregation there since the make racism in this area israel including the court system that allows for israeli jews to claim land even though it's false but that they went there in 885 while we cannot go back to our homes that we lived way long before that and lands 'd in the old way long before that the way the police react is very brutal because for example they used dirty water. to spray at people'

extremely trained actually broke down after donald trump moved the embassy from television to jerusalem. the posting authority then put the relationship on the ice and there was not much contact for the past couple of years. and that should change now. so there is a restart in these relations. we see some gestures as well from the americans to what's the palestinian authority, but also, you know, it's strengthening of their position visa be in gaza. but if you ask ordinary palestinians, they see they know they do not see really an honest broker in the united states. they say they're bother, you know, acting in the interest of israel, their brother interested in just managing the conflict of other than looking into the underlying causes and striving for a political solution. pennington in jerusalem. thank you, tonya. a garza suffered heavy bombardment during those 11 days of fighting between hamas medicines and the israeli army. leading thousands of people homeless, many have been traumatized by the fighting and don't know where to start rebuilding their lives. the man she family lives in bate last y

*re speaking to lahav harkov, diplomatic correspondent and senior contributing editor for the jerusalem post on the programme-— thanks so much for coming on the programme. thanks so much for coming on the rouramme. . ., ., ., programme. thanks for having me on. saw how close — programme. thanks for having me on. saw how close do _ programme. thanks for having me on. saw how close do you _ programme. thanks for having me on. saw how close do you think _ programme. thanks for having me on. saw how close do you think we - programme. thanks for having me on. saw how close do you think we are - programme. thanks for having me on. saw how close do you think we are to l saw how close do you think we are to a cease—fire right now? i saw how close do you think we are to a cease-fire right now?— a cease-fire right now? i actually do think we _ a cease-fire right now? i actually do think we are _ a cease-fire right now? i actually do think we are pretty _ a cease-fire right now? i actually do think we are pretty close. - do think we are pretty close. probably not tomorrow morning come by in the coming

jerusalem. social media platforms of being criticized for deleting posts about what's happening in occupied east jerusalem and all the stories from around the world explains anyone posting content this week on social media on what's been happening not quite is true some shift iraq neighborhood may have found some story highlights deleted and been replaced with this message this is what's been happening this is the story is no longer available on instagram is accused of censoring pictures and videos of the hashtag save she 100 wrote in both english and arabic since may the 2nd and that's when israel ordered 6 palestinian families to leave their homes to make way for jewish settlers now this video here that you're about to see they go palace it was posted by palestinian activist simon were called on who said it widely on instagram facebook and twitter it shows 22 year old palestinian confronting a jewish settler in her family home in sheer horror and this was taken down for many. your uncle you know this is not you would have yes but if i go you don't know about this well you know you really. do b

it is a story i know reasonably well i was posted to jerusalem a story i know reasonably well i was postedt has posted front tear gas during the clashes with israeli security forces at a mosque. i visited that compound with borisjohnson when he was mayor of london. in the picture standing outside almost that exact point which is obviously at that point was very peaceful. 0ver which is obviously at that point was very peaceful. over the years we've often heard reports of israeli forces launching strikes in the gaza strip. of course is really say this is against militant targets after rockets were fired in the territory towards jerusalem. rockets were fired in the territory towardsjerusalem. but rockets were fired in the territory towards jerusalem. but we also rockets were fired in the territory towardsjerusalem. but we also note that the gaza strip is incredibly dense, it's incredibly packed and it's very difficult to target if you're wanting to take a approach to target militants. and not to catch up target militants. and not to catch up the civilian population. it sounds like reports fro

she is the former jerusalem bureau chief for "the washington post."elcome you both to democracy now! emily, why don't you take us through what happened to you. >> absolutely. first of all, thank you for having me. last monday, a group from my alma mater began to post online past posts i had made on social media in an attempt to expose my history of activism for palestinian rights while i was at stanford university. in an attempt to link ap to hamas. in the next tw days, i begin receive a lot of harassment, some pretty heinous harassment as well as prominent republicans on the internet begin to lambaste me including senator tom cotton. i was reassured by my editors i would not face repercussions for my past activism and they wanted to support me while i was facing this smear campaign. less than 48 hours after they begin to post about me, i was fired. the reason given was a social media violation sometime after i joint ap on may 3. i was not given an explanation for what social begin policy i violated or what tweet had violated the policy and i still ha

posts on social media about what's happening on the ground are being suppressed. one example, last friday israeli police raided the al aqsa mosque, the third holiest site in jerusalemey tried to post under that hash tag, they weren't allowed to. instagram has confirmed that in a statement they said the al aqsa hash tags were restricted in error. these restrictions have been lifted and they go on to say we sincerely apologize to all of those, especially our palestinian community, who felt like their ability to have discussions were affected. if you weren't able to post under the hash tag george floyd or black lives matter, that's how palestinians feel. i could give you other examples on twitter, instagram. each time the social media companies said they weren't deliberately restricting palestinian voices. this was either a mistake or a technical problem. i spoke from "access now," a digital rights group, who said that is just not good enough from the social media companies. take a listen. >> the so-called technical errors are a convenient excuse that does not absolve tech companies from their responsibility to respect their users' fundamental rights, including the ri

the jerusalem post reporting 31,050 rockets have been fired to the israeli territory, pointing out thator 60 of the rockets failed. the so-called iron dome defense system has an intercept rate of approximately 90%. this headline from the washington post, dozens killed in a predawn is really strike. that is the latest on the situation in the middle east. we want to begin with an opinion piece from daniel henniker on the democrats. the headline is, "democrats are killing the american dream." here are some of the details. joe biden's american family span replaces individual striving with middle-class entitlement. the american families act makes a reality officially clear, democratic party is giving up on the american dream. the american families plan and democratic legislation implicitly imposed several questions, is the idea of upper mobility important? how should upward mobility happen, through washington or individual efforts? should the habit of individual striving to give way to a or important goal of nationalized paternalism. the transition began when democrats enacted an insurance b

anna ahronheim is the military and defense correspondent of the jerusalem post. heard from paul adams, it does appear that there are some positive signs in these mediation talks, what are you hearing? i’m signs in these mediation talks, what are you hearing?— are you hearing? i'm not hearing much on the _ are you hearing? i'm not hearing much on the diplomatic- are you hearing? i'm not hearing much on the diplomatic front. i are you hearing? i'm not hearing| much on the diplomatic front. i'm more in the military front. speaking to officials, i came from a briefing just this morning with top idf officers and they are not saying this is going to end any time soon, they see her miss has the launching rockets the next two months and israel, like you said, has a lot left they want to do in the gaza strip. 0n the different attic front, there may be better, more positive news, on the military front, on that angle, it's not getting any better. hamas is still firing rockets, there wasjust getting any better. hamas is still firing rockets, there was just a large barrage an

social media platforms have been criticized for a deleting posts about what's happening in occupied east jerusalem and other stories from around the world sarah hire us explains. anyone posting content this week on social media on what's been happening not quite is true some shift iraq neighborhood may have found some story highlights deleted and been replaced with this message this is what's been happening it says the story is no longer available on instagram is accused of censoring pictures and videos of the hashtag save she $100.00 wrote in both english and arabic since may the 2nd and that's when israel ordered 6 palestinian families to leave their homes to make way for jewish settlers now this video here that you're about to see they go palace it was posted by a palestinian activist some of our colleagues are who shared it widely on instagram facebook and twitter and it shows 22 year old accord a palestinian confronting a jewish settler in her family home in iraq and this was taken down for many. europe of you know this is not you would have yes but if i call you don't go over this well you k

anna ahronheim is defence and security correspondent of the jerusalem post — was one of those who tookof tel aviv. tell our audience what that involves. it is something nobody wants to go through. we had to seek shelter twice last night before we decided we would sleep in our bomb shelter. when you are huddling with your child and your pets and all you hear are interceptions above you and loud booms, it's not a good way to spend the night. and not a good way to wake up in the morning either. and definitely something you don't want to repeat. find and definitely something you don't want to repeat.— want to repeat. and this is a bomb shelter in your— want to repeat. and this is a bomb shelter in your back _ want to repeat. and this is a bomb shelter in your back garden, - want to repeat. and this is a bomb shelter in your back garden, your. shelter in your back garden, your home, nearyou? it is shelter in your back garden, your home, near you?— home, near you? it is in my apartment. _ home, near you? it is in my apartment. it _ home, near you? it is in my apartment, it is _ home, near you

with that i want to bring in ralph sanchez and steve hendricks for us, "washington post" jerusalem bureau chief. welcome to you both. thanks for joining us. i want to start with -- to give the opportunity to give us details on this. how much heads-up do the folks inside that building actually get, and what do we know about possible casualties after the crumbling of that building? >> this was an extraordinary scene. the israeli military destroying a multistory building housing the offices of a number of global media outlets including the "associated press," al jazeera, and others. the israeli military calling the owner of the building, telling him we're going to blow that property up. and these journalists basically having time to get out of their offices, go across the street, turn their cameras around, and then film as you saw their own offices being destroyed. now as far as we know, nobody was injured in that strike. the israeli military saying that building also housing hamas military assets. but not giving much detail on what those assets were. this strike is causing outcry around the

expulsions from their homes in the shifter a neighborhood in which point jerusalem now some found their instagram stories and posts removed and that prompted an apology from its c.e.o. who blames a technical issue but the true rights groups are unconvinced and according to social media sites to be transparent about why they're taking down those posts on thursday israel's justice minister benny gantz held a zoo meeting with facebook can tick tock execs to get content critical of israel removed now according to his spokesman the executive said they'd act quickly and effectively it's revenge incitement on their platforms and facebook's executives are reportedly due to speak with the palestinian authority as well next week now posts containing misleading or false claims from both sides during this conflict have also been widely shared in fact an israeli government spokesman shared this video once with the saying it was hamas firing rockets at israel from populated areas by the video it was in fact from $28.00 seen and of syrian government forces carrying out an attack on the city of daraa in syria. still ahead on al-j

will be reopening its consulate in jerusalem which serves as a diplomatic post for u.s.lations in which the trump administration closed and saying the u.s. plans to send more than $38 million in urgent humanitarian support to gaza and the west bank, but secretary blinken called the violence symptomatic of a larger set of issues saying this during her meeting with abbas. >> asking all of us to help rebuild gaza only makes sense if there's confidence that what is rebuilt is not lost again because hamas decides to launch more rocket attacks in the future. >> reporter: with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, secretary blinken discussing israel's right to defend is self. >> thanks to president biden and you for firmly supporting israel's right of self-defense. >> reporter: and replenishing israel's iron dome defense system that israel says intercepted more than 1,000 rockets fired from gaza towards israel. now another subject that came up today was iran. prime minister netanyahu making clear as he stood next to secretary of state tony blinken that israel is opposed to

satisfaction of palestinian president bus molecule will come after the battle of jerusalem. sword is not like what came before the posting and people have back the resistance and know that the resistance is what will liberate the land and protect the holy sites in television subjected in recent days to the heaviest, most concentrated garza rocket fire in any previous war. the sense was of wary relief that the fire is good for humanitarian reasons, to civilians to relax a little bit on both side. i'm skeptical though that it will really be kept for a while. unfortunately, i don't feel like we have much time for, for the next escalation. if anything significant will change. like if come out, we'll get to israel says the days of strikes him ga, zone tunnels. miss l site senior commanders have set how much back years and restored israeli military deterrents. president biden said the u. s. would help replenish israel's. i don't and he rocket batteries and aid rebuilding in gaza through the palestinian authority. not how must i also emphasize what i've said throughout this country. united states fully support israel's right to