he's a military and intelligence analyst of the jerusalem post, and he's joining us live from west jerusalem. thank you very much for your time on ellen's 0. why is this well known as it is it's, it's a biggest operation engineering in many years now the right, i would say the largest since 2006 especially since it was also using airstrikes. and basically for me is really perspective, there's been terrorism coming from the westbank against israel since march 2022. they've been sung up and down, but basically it hasn't stopped and it is escalated significantly in the last couple of months. israel has tried from its perspective, a lot of more restricted um, smaller ways to arrest people at night without disrupting daily life. and it hasn't brought it in sort of terrorism. so what israel is doing now is basically is more, it's not a last resort, but it's like a much of liter resort. lots of other things have been tried to reduce the terrorism and it has not succeeded. and so this is a bigger attempt to reduce the terrorism. but again, i want to emphasize is real thing. it's not against the hous

neck of a passing person, the attacker was killed by one of the passers-by, according to the jerusalem postspaper, three were injured in serious condition. two received moderate injuries, the attackers 23-year-old residents of the west bank entered israel without permission. donbass belarusians are nearby episode 1 from the ditty war cycle on the air of our tv channel today, immediately after the panorama, we will remember. with what and who did it start with the help of the guys from donetsk lugansk mariupol gorlovka those who belarus came to rest and treatment, we will show how their life has literally changed, we will tell the story of recovery, where, if not a medical miracle, many belarusian doctors are here, and also how the children found their homes. returning to donbass, the guys got in touch with journalists. a year after the liberation of mariupol , the captured azov residents are still trying to convince journalists that they were cooks , drivers were fired shells, journalist, news agency ksenia lebedeva personally asked them questions and answers turned out to be shocking at th

into the crowd and attacked people with a knife, at least seven were injured , according to the jerusalem post, it is noted that the attacker was shot by a civilian right at the scene, currently medics are providing assistance the victim, according to the commander of the israeli police in tel aviv, ami eshed, was a twenty-year-old palestinian who came to israel with a medical permit to close all beauty salons in afghanistan and the libyans ordered to close establishments with beauty services for women within a month , this was stated by a representative of the afghan ministry of gunpowder prevention and propaganda let me remind you of the virtues salons appeared in the country after the overthrow of the taliban regime at the end of 2001, when they seized power again in 2021, beauty salons worked, but with with covered signs and closed windows, the taliban now claims to respect women's rights, but in accordance with its interpretation of islamic law and afghan customs, in the city of dolyna in prykarpattia , a book of memories about the long-time mayor of volodymyr garazd was presented, those

both is admitted, treat unintelligence list of the jerusalem post explains what these really all me is trying to achieve engineering. the basic way from the is really perspective. there's been terrorism coming from the west bank against israel since march 2022. there's been some ups and downs of basically it hasn't stopped and it is to escalate it significantly in the last couple of months on israel has tried from its perspective, a lot of more restricted um, smaller ways to arrest people at night without disrupting daily life. and it hasn't brought in into the terrorism. so what israel doing now is basically is more if not a last resort, but it's like i'm not the leader resort. i personally feel terrible for any innocent palestinians is really, is, were heard in any of any of what's going on. and part of the issue here is some of the palestinians, or some what have you know, held hostage whether it's in gaza, where a lot of palestinians are basically held hostage by you come off and as long as you had or sometimes in a place like jeanine's but there are quiet parts of the west finish.

and so you monitoring office around a 1000 palestinians are currently facing eviction in east jerusalem postings unless we want to say 4th enough. enough is enough. we have faced so many fees from your corporation. if you want to still exist, you have to start doing the good things. if you think that there's a right for you in this house, you have to give the right back to the cities. we passed in silence because a lot of them, of the curious have come here and from the week this and choose to be ignorant and not knowing what's happening around them. and we will not let that pass assignments and obviously the israeli palestinian conflict goes probably as well as the cold tourism in the palestinians. the protection of the people remains that came up to mohammed, most of the former published in unit 5 to 10 days where the citizen has been on both sides of the war and is now calling for peace on t corresponded. raven officer doesn't to the story. you know, how much massage is any major westbank city when it comes to palestinian arms resistance and have of terrorist, according to israel, who became

and the author of that report, rebecca renters joins me now from jerusalem. rebecca posted in president my boss paid a rare visit to janine yesterday. how was he received a quote he's on was he was there to check on the citizens check on the state of the citizens and pay his condolences. i show his support to the people who have been through that raid. as i mentioned in the report, it's the 1st time the president has visited jeanine in more than 10 years. and i was speaking with a senior human official last night. he said he's actually never visited the cab, so this is a very symbolic visit. he was received. i'm one of the, as opposed to visit was positively received uh, in some senses, at least outwardly. it was a very brief visit. he was there, he, he 2 of the camp and he went also to the cemetery with some of the people who were killed in the right were buried. uh, and he was on a very, very tight security who was flown in by daniel chapa to, to avoid any security incidents that may happen along the way. now it was very short because obviously people they were worried about for the b

today in the festival named jerusalem, hey, we come to say we're still faithful to a, sold out, so have people to sacrifice. but i felt was full on the compass of the posting people. is jerusalem, an o x, a holy most of the with one of the, one of the not things with more is really rates on dollars on the west fund. i do. the invoice is inevitably increase the accountability for the credit was like when does the government? if i had one, i guess the and the pals to be in house ministry says it's very forces attacked 3 hospitals during the 2 day assault patients, including newborn for cushion attacks where his body forces use t a gas. me that abraham reports from jeanine. she shouldn't be touching him, but does so angry when he, knowing these old maybe i mean, it has already survived. it's your guess attack his mother's hand one time and she says it's to give him a sense of safety, a sign that she's there for him. and watch the videos showing attacks by sweetie forces on hospitals engineering, scared and helpless. she wanted to be bid with her baby, but she couldn't get to him, especially. so i was sad and worried all the time since the invasion to the camp

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jerusalem as a capital of an occupying power. and to build an embassy on private property and endowments lands, which was seized in 1948 from post errors or residents of jerusalem. and american citizens violates international law and supports policies of annexation and apartheid. instead of policies that serve adjust and last and peace, it was that back in 20 sales plans to relocate the embassy from television to jerusalem off to officially recognizing it as the is ready to capital. naturally, the move spock theory all across the arrow. well, now the status of jerusalem has long been a subject of dispute like the 6 day war and nice and 67. however, palestinians consider east jerusalem as occupied territory. so we heard from some of those living in that city of the american decision to move examples that contradicts american foreign policy. especially since more than the embassy as the to stay and solution. now the biggest tragedies that they even move the embassy onto the listing and land owned by police team. you know, this is even a bigger contradiction. and by the way, out of the embassy was already built on palestinians land.

how much improvement does either west jerusalem on and 60 us wide screen. so asking politicians to post a bill which would require the government to investigate the mother of allan to their agenda. serena lockley. the last as to congress came on the day of the as ready president's visit to washington. the justice for sharing act was introduced in may, but it's online key to pos in the republican controlled house. palestinian american journalist was facing the show spies ready for his last j. well reporting on a rate in jeanine in the occupied with frank. take a castle, i have pledged enhanced economic and strategic corporation is a 2 nation celebrate 50 years of diplomatic ties. take, he is president rich of tape. 31 was in cath home, the 2nd leg of his 3 day visit to the gulf region. he met the mirror of casa, shake to me, been time i'll funny trade between the 2 nations has increased in the last few years present. edwin has already visited saudi arabia and his now in the u. a. e. to hello strongly in mind that his k 9 companion had been rescued off the coast of mexico. often during 3

police on monday, off the parliament post legislation, which prevents supreme court judges from over routed and government decisions. con reports from west jerusalem. the image of the bill is a business to many just want to talk to some medical workers started striking tuesday morning counseling. don't emergency appointments until the labor court ordered them back to walk. i am wearing this lecture today because that's how we feed the feels that the rich and a good email between us profession us and the government was walk in hundreds of thousands of people voice that i'm on the street from them. they say that you just over who is a routine that democracy and could put them on the post to talk to see one policy incandescent member says 1800000 palestinians have long pay slides without those equal rights. that kind of them all kind of see that they are trying to protect was not the idea of democracy as long as it's pushed away and a unique that the policy man citizens. the bu is a crushing blow to protest is, but also once expose the risk to this rate is society and the deepening crises on the streets. laura han out to 0, west or east of the so it'

continue to come out and that the numbers and the number of post tests will only grow throughout the week. how much improvement does either west jerusalem. so it's a come on, i'll just say our lives and livelihoods. we're in the south. chris devastating slash floods triggered by heavy rain plus i'm alive. and i didn't really do think i might get off the 3 months a trip australia and let's say the west coupon next to confession provides on drawing that the brought to you by visit capital color. once again. welcome to now the look at the international full cost, my real solid, many laptop in the hates across southern western pots. so the us, this with a system here was the boundary between the cooler rather less hold and down towards the south, where that heat continues. salary showers rolling across the plains at the moment. we'll try to break that hate, but you can see the south dallas at around $42.00 celsius. we are close staying well into the full seas. i were across that western side of the us down towards the southwestern corner around the desert, south west, but close to the coast. that like at around $31.00 degrees celsius to ple

and that the numbers and the number of post tests will only grow throughout the week. how much improvement does either west jerusalem still head on alta 00, a soldier has been detained in north korea after apparently bolting across. busy, middle tries. so from the south and i'm alive and, and i didn't really do think i was minded. after 3 months, the drift and australian sailor, rescued by mexican fishermen arrives on the hello. it set fat requests a good positive australia. we have got blustery showers are running in across the board. little bit of whether they're just coming in to southern parts. so, wy, quite a squeeze on the ice of boss. so what brisk twins pushing through the system, making his way across the tasmania, into what victoria making his way towards new zealand. so it doesn't make change. and they say that at the moment the rain setting in it will cool off heresy. go through the next couple of days next by the cloud. and ryan rolls across the bytes as well as they've gone into thursday. typing up is it pushes across satellite into victoria and tasmania noticed temperatures in the ceiling fan, well cr

post sizes. are people in israel are marching from television to west jerusalem is part of a major protest against additional changes and things that are expected to vote on monday on the bill restrictive. the supreme court's powers strikes done and government decisions sprains main center white party is expected to do well on sundays, generally election 90. yeah. let's say the people's party could also form an alliance with a fall right party to get into power. but that could lead to friction between madrid. i'm suffers in the catalonia region, so your vehicle reports in boston on, in the, in the heat of a ball salinas square a rally in coal for supporters of the largest pro capital on independence policy. warning voters of dangers tobacco's in the event of a right wing victory. in this region of 7 and a half 1000000 people. that accounts familiar with those spain's economy. regional economy has been the reality. and for the local section of society, secession from spain remains the goals. with delta, the sales 2017 bid for independence. tensions between both selena and madrid for the most seriou

the app is one, i'm lucky and eventually come, but the, it's just post 10, g n t, that's 1 pm in west jerusalem. it is rarely protest as have begun the demonstration of side parliament. they're angry about a number of judicial changes being proposed by the far right government. and includes measures that many say, well less than the courts powers recognize such as jews of both on one aspect of the bill on monday, hundreds of files that have been protesting for months against the plans to change israel's legal system. critics say the bill is a threat to democracy. i'm going to go live to mohammed john june, who's in west jerusalem for us. so the vote is getting closer and the crowds have been getting bigger moms as well. that's right, right. let me just mention that as of this hour, it's now just past 1 pm here. it's extremely hot. so a lot of the demonstrators that were out here uh, how basically gone endorse, because it is so hot in the plan is that they will come back out again in the next couple of hours once it starts cooling down again, there is a park close by where there is already in th

i and a posting in the family who was evicted from their home and occupied east jerusalem say that is really settlers have threatened to destroy their furniture. now if they don't collected, the family home was taken over by settlers earlier this month after is really authorities forced them out using an absentee property law. that's half a century old. laura han met the family interest lives, old city. i'm in the aisle called at the a street in the hot as all to parties, tristan's old city, i just want to show you the home of the soap lived on family. they were living that for more than 7 decades. when they were forced out in the early hours of the morning, just on to 2 weeks ago, buys ready. so just who made way for his ready setting was to move into the home. now the family have quoted for a month after the is ready set, unless that's all the furniture across the street and told them they didn't collect it, they were destroyed. oh, they took my brother as well. one was specifically, isn't that just like clothes and the and the basement for the fans and this would help the decision

and that the numbers and the number of post test will only grow throughout the week. how much improvement does either west jerusalem? 0 says pledge $250000000.00 in a to ukraine and farmers to help them export green the us agency for engine as soon developments as the funds will develop land roots, russell pulled out of the black sea greenville on monday. meanwhile, russia is attacked to ukraine in ports in what is called a mass of retaliatory strike. moscow blames ukraine for monday's attack on the courage bridge and crimea. ukraine says it shuts down a number of drones and my cells attempts are ongoing, and saudi arabia to bring about a cease fire ensued on the army, which is battling rapid support forces, a sense of delegation to judge, to set out its demands. a salvage operation has begun off the coast of yeah, man involving 2 giant oil tankers. the threat of a catastrophic oil spill in the red sea appears to be receiving those other latest headlines on al jazeera coming up next it's algebra world. thanks for watching. bye bye. for now the the the you with just on the 11th of may 2022. i'll just say original li

rights when coalition posts a contribution measure which will roll back the quotes power to over to government decisions, which is 0 correspondent. and so at the protests in west jerusalem and sort of a protest in a 150 pounds in the fifty's across as well on saturday evening for the mood. it's certainly here and telling me of a bit different little weakening the supreme court has been passed here. there is frustration about supplement that defines a determination to carry on protesting up to now, 13 weeks they strongly underestimated the result and the level of globalization as well as the price tag associated with push to get through. i think they're beginning to have some 2nd thoughts, my life the 2nd woman we have to keep on because we have to stop. all that's happening with people are starting to feel that something is wrong. now the consequential changes to be the dish or in the fine line with them wants to change the make up. the committee that appoints supreme court judges of the moment is a mixture of all of the sessions. judges, lawyers, and someone from the opposition wants to make that mainly government organizations to the point the judges. benjamin netanya

when coalition post a controversial measure, which will roll back the quotes pallets or the to government decisions, i'll just say it was correspondence. so at the protests in west jerusalem and pedagogy, a protest in a 150 pounds in the cities across as well on saturday evening for the mood suddenly and tell him a bit different, a little weakening we supreme court has been passed here, there is frustration of on top of that defines a determination to tie on protesting up to now 30, we very strongly under estimated the results and the level of globalization as well as the price tag associated with push to get through. i think they're beginning to have some 2nd thoughts, my life, the woman we have to keep on because we have to stop all that's happening a little bit. you know, people are starting to feel that something is wrong. now the refer they're even more consequential changes to budget issue in the pipeline. the government wants to change the make up. the committee that appoints supreme court judges of the moment is a mixture of all of the sessions. judges, lawyers, and someone from the opposition wants to make that mainly government organizations that appoints the ju

jerusalem scenes of violence and chaos. no fall from these ready can assist the country parliament and the political part of west through to them and where the highly controversial bill was. post posts and logic pocket post traditional as a whole by israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu. on the far right coalition, my mind is capable of comprehending anything like that. my heart and my soul are dreading and scared, and i don't know what to do. as the bill passed, protesting the can assist. it was too late to show fools on the street. tens of thousands of protests raised the voices, some major highways. many were met with water cannon from fulton, and most fluoride by security forces protested cooling at the end of the the the normally the media who says the bill will bring the power to elected officials and away from the quote. i don't think so today we carried out a required democratic move. the move was aimed at restoring a degree of balance between the authorities, which was here for 50 years. we passed the bill of reasonableness, so the elected government could lead the policy in accordance with the decision of the majority of the country citizens. while even the who

. >> nbc's raf sanchez live from jerusalem, thank you and please keep us posted.et's bring in the president emeritus on the council of foreign relations, richard haass. let's start there. if the vote goes through as raf says is expected, what does that mean for israel as a democracy and as well as its relationships with the united states and other allies? >> jonathan, israel will continue to be a democracy. the real question is what kind of a democracy? what is going to be the nature of the israeli state? israel has always been a jewish state, but it's also been a secular state. they were showing some accommodation with the palestinians after the 1967 war. what were seeing in israel is not just a battle over this judicial proposal. we're seeing a battle for the future character of israel. what is the role of religion in the state? how dominant will orthodox be? will there be an element of working with the palestinians or will the settlement take over? democracy will survive, but it'll be a very, very different israel. that's what you're seeing play out on the stre

posted in what is a pretty heated organized protest. it sounds like it's not dieing down any time soon. hadas gold in jerusalemer vice president mike pence called donald trump's actions on january 6th reckless, but won't go so far as to say they were criminal. we'll discuss next. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs,, or tacos at the e taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreatat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a silent retreat. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. i realized i needed to make a change when i looked in the mirror and did not recognize myself. i saw the golo commercial and i liked how they weren't actors. they just seemed like people that were just happy with themselves and had true results. since being on golo, i truly feel like i'm back to the best me i can be. try golo. it worked for me, and i'm real. (soft music) [music playing] subject 1: cancer is a long journey. it's

posts. the 1st reading of a come from bustle. bell limits the supreme court. how is the biggest protest are expected to be held in jerusalem instead of a record? high temperatures have been said to me, confidence, with how so far as he is sounding milan and asia, europe as north america, in the southern united states, 80000000 americans are under caesar. last, as records was set from arizona to florida, the united nations secretary general says he's deeply disappointed by russia's withdrawal from the black sea greenville. he says it's a lifeline for global food security. the agreement guarantees the safe passage of food from the black sea to many parts of the wild different navigators at james bay, as reports out from the u. n. and you until the last moment, the un secretary general, they've been trying to persuade russia to stay in the deal. the president putin didn't even bother to reply to his light is left to see a dress reporters. his mood was grim. i deeply regret the decision by the russian federation to tell me now to the implementation of the black sea initiatives, including resubmit, all of russian security guara