michael link. if i can start with you vs reich's the past few days on guys a has been indiscriminate and widespread in response to hamas is surprise attack on israel. help us understand for us what the rules of engagement and the fundamental principles that both parties in this conflicts are expected to follow under international law. and specifically, what israel is, obligations are as the occupying power. sure what the primary responsibility of the occupying power in any occupation is the protection of the other protected people under occupation. that is to ensure their well being that their 1st interests are always the top of the mind in what the occupying, occupying power is doing. in. busy of conflict, the standard roles of international humanitarian law, wind replying, which means that there must be of the occupying power. and the military force must always make a distinction. a very clear distinction between civilian and military objects. it's forbidden to be able to target um, civilian popu

michael link, thank you so much will will bring you back. so do stand by please. you know, we'll, let's go back to present my close visit to israel because we're now joined by who knows, you know, what, you're joining us from west jerusalem, your chief foreign correspondent that let's see, go a newspaper and your following the president's visit today. we thank you for making time because i know these visits are usually whirl wind towards. it's really hard to find even 10 minutes in the day. so thanks for, for finding that time looking to frontier i wanted to bring something different to the, to the table today. in terms of diplomacy, what's his big idea? it means a big idea. um uh, let's present back to coming to the region. actually he is. trip is based on the ideas i do. number one shows solid battery. that was these are as a which has been tied by a huge po drum that are used to talk to where like 2. ready or more than 1000 in the women and children babies were killed. um, and this terrorist action of how most reminded of defense president of the terrorist atta

michael link, if i can start with you. airstrikes have been indiscriminate and widespread in response to hamas's surprise attack on israel. help us understand what the rules of engagement and fundamental principles that both parties in this conflict are expected to follow under international law. specifically, what israel's obligations are as the occupying power? >> sure. the occupying power is the protection of the protected people under occupation. that's to ensure their well-being, that their first interests are top of mind. in the moment -- moment of conflict, there must be -- the occupying power must make a distinction between civilian and military objects. it is for bidden to be able to target civilian populations, either directly or through their property or through their means of subsistence. the other aspect of this is obviously the siege that's going on now. we know that gaza has been under a blockade since 2006. one of my reports to the united nations stated that this amounted to collective punishment which is a

i want to bring in michael link. you are a professor emeritus at the faculty of law at west the university of london, ontario, you're also in this is really interesting. we want to tap into that experience a former un special rough worth or on human rights in the palestinian territories, right up until last year. so you know, all about this un machinery. you were part of it until very recently. good. i 1st asked for your big picture, thoughts on what's happening here? what do you think? i'm afraid it. it becomes more theater. as my one had mentioned, there was strong condemnation by secretary state the blinking with respect to the the desk. the very real depths of the 1000 or so is ready civilians. on the 7th of october. and he passed over entirely the depths of the almost 5000 bostonians, almost all civilians who have died in, in guys since then. it seems again a very on equal way of wanting to assess all the tragedy and all the blood that's on the ground. but more importantly is what he said towards the end with re

amy: michael sfard is an israeli human rights lawyer. we will linkyour new article for haaretz titled "israelis must maintain their humanity even when their blood boils." speaking to us from tel aviv. coming up, we speak to a palestinian journalist. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "once upon a city" by faraj suleiman. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeen: palestinians and israelis have grown accustomed to wars in the south in recent years, but the that began in the early hours of saturday october 7 is nothing like the others. those of the opening lines of a new piece in the london review of books by our next guest, the palestinian journalist amjad iraqi who joins us from london. the article is headlined "get out of there now." amjad iraqi is a senior editor at +972 magazine and a policy member of al-shabaka. his latest piece for +972 is headlined "a psychological barrier has just been shattered in israel-palestine." welcome to democracy now! thank you so much for joining

i think this is a link up between michael gove and suella braverman. >> yeah, so that's the home secretarytary who never knowingly modest and pulling pulling her punches. modest and pulling pulling her punches . they're concerned punches. they're very concerned that the legislation we've got at the 2015, 2011 is out at the moment 2015, 2011 is out of date and they're worried that the police and the authorities don't have the power to intervene when they see problems on the street to do with hate crime . um, on the street to do with hate crime. um, and i think i think anissue crime. um, and i think i think an issue they're going to have to look camilla. so thousands to look at camilla. so thousands of taking part those of people taking part in those marches wearing marches yesterday were wearing masks . yes. or they had masks. yes. or they had neckerchiefs and scarves wrapped around their faces . why is that around their faces. why is that so? why is that allowed? what are they hiding from? and i saw on a tube station myself , three on a tube station myself, three young men get onto the tub

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link between iran and saturday's attack, and the iranians deny any role. u.s. intelligence sources tell cbs news the regime was actually surprised by the scope of the assault. but texas republican congressman michaeldisputed that assessment. >> i think all roads lead to iran. we certainly don't want to see this escalate, but iran is already in this. and to say somehow that iran's not i think is just a lack of common sense. >> reporter: while trying to prevent a wider war, the white house is also dealing with a growing u.s. death toll, now 22 americans and at least 17 stil >> i think we all need to steel ourselves for the very distinct possibility that these numbers will keep increasing. >> reporter: u.s. officials also don't know how many are being held hostage. rachel goldberg's son hersh was at that music festival that was attacked and was last seen in this bunker. his cell phone's final ping, at the gaza border. >> i have faith in president biden and all the people who are working tirelessly, trying to figure out how do we get american hostages out. >> reporter: fbi hostage experts are on their way to israel. >> i have not given up hope of bringing these folks home. >> reporter: but a former fb

we weren't expecting to link up a murder in california to the attack here in new jersey. >> in california, marc angelucci's colleague, michaelfrom a mutual friend just hours after the shooting. >> i can tell that he was crying and he kind of came out and said, marc's been murdered. >> as a private investigator and former homicide detective, he needed to know more. he started making calls and quickly learned it was marc's roommates father who opened the door. >> this person said are you marc angelucci? >> he said no. >> he offered to sign for the package but the delivery man said he needed to see marc in person to get a signature. >> so, marc came up and this person said are you marc angelucci, and he said, yes. and then, he pulled the gun. marc saw the gun and he turned to run. and then the individual just started shooting. i had heard that he had been hit in the back of the head. >> the shooter fled. marc's rommmate called 9-1-1. marc was declared dead at the scene. for michael, it was a crushing loss. what did you think of marc? >> marc is a tremendous human being. >> another friend of marc's, harry crouch, was also devast

link between iran and saturday's attack in the iranians deny any role. u.s. intelligence sources tell cbs news the regime was actually surprised by the scope of the assault. texas republican congress men michaeltoday disputed that assessment. >> i think all roads lead to iran. don't want to see this escalate but iran is already in this. to say somehow that iran is not i think it's just a lack of common sense. >> reporter: while trying to prevent a wider war, the rent houses also dilute the growing u.s. death toll, now 22 americans and at least 17 unaccounted for. >> i think we all need to steel ourselves for the very distinct possibility for these numbers will keep increasing. >> reporter: u.s. officials also don't know how many being held hostage. rachel goldberg's son was at the music festival that was attacked and was last seen in this bunker, his cell phone's final ping at the gaza border. >> i have faith in president biden and all the people working tirelessly trying to figure out, how do we get american hostages out? >> reporter: fbi hostage experts are on their way to israel. >> have not given up hope of bringing these folks home. >> reporter: a former fbi agents and finding interestin

michael orrin former israeli ambassador to the u.s. >>> elon musk is offering to beef up communication services for odd groups, the owner of x formerly known as at which timer, internationally organized teams in gaza. star links cell phone services. he also suggested that musk should condition his offer with the release of hostages held by hamas. and the director general of the hamas controlled gaza minute industry tells cnn the hospitals there are used to treat patients only. israel has alleged that hamas has command and control centers underneath the hospital. we want to warn you that the report does contain images that might be distressing. >> reporter: a flash of li light. over the chilling, imposed darkness that engulfs gaza every night. a glaring promise of more death and destruction. the ongoing siege and a communications blackout plunging gaza into eerie silence. israel's relentless bombardment. shrouded bodies, the latest amongst thousands of victims. israel says it is targeting hamas. now also expanding its ground operations. a retaliation they say to the hamas terror attacks of october 7th which left at least 1400 dead and more than 200 others held hostage inside gaza but in the besieged strip of

michael, you're likely to be a witness here. you're on the list. they all want to hear from you. are you confident that from what you know and saw that you can link donald trump directly to this very clearly established pattern that the judge has accepted, pattern of fraud with your testimony? >> the answer is yes. i don't want to at this point and time go into how i will have that established or the extent to which the attorney general's office will be questioning me, but i can assure you that as i had stated once again before the house oversight committee, everything that happened at the trump organization happened with the direct knowledge and at the direction of and ultimately signed off by donald j. trump. there's no way for him to escape this. >> so you have more examples? you've got the receipts? >> yes. and, actually, the receipts are in the hands of the attorney general. >> all right. and we -- literally, right? we also learned late last night, i wanted to mention this lawsuit against you. donald trump had this lawsuit against you, michael, $500 million he was suing you for. he dropped it. he dropped it four days before he was scheduled

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road, linking the north on the sides seemed sliding on the vehicles. carnes opinions passing by the assassinations of key homeless figures that among the goals of israel's grand operation. michael apple, things that look at what, how much is what it stands for? a visa amex resistance movement. all hom, us was founded in gaza in early december 1987 by palestinian m. a safe estimate. yes. and it's an offshoot of the muslim brotherhood and his leg. political group found it in egypt in the 1920s in the late 19 eighties. how much rose to prominence around the stall to the 1st uprising against israel when demonstrations broke out in jabante, a refugee camp it expanded its own struggle to commitment to ending israel's occupation of gaza. the waste bank and east to resubmit from us one parliamentary elections in 2006. and the following year took control of the gaza strip from 5000 palestinian authority. it seeks to free historic palestine stretching from the jordan river to the mediterranean sea from his writing the occupation. how must strongly oppose the mid 19 nineties also peace accords that when negotiating between the palestine liberation organization. and israel of the quotes ga

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michael? >> rebecca, always a lot to think about. thank you very much for that. now to a gma health alert. a study finds a strong linktype ii diabetes. our chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton joins us with more. doc, break it down for us. >> talking about lamb, beef, pork, sausage, hot dogs, burgers. this was a big study over 200,000 people followed for 30 years published in the american journal of clinical nutrition. basically found a direct link and association. didn't show cause and effect, but the more red meat consumed, the higher risk of developing type ii diabetes over that time. >> wow. you have a master's degree in nutrition. is there a way to prevent or offset this? >> that was the silver lining in this study, michael. they did find consuming as little as half a serving a day of legumes and nuts dramatically lowered that risk, 30% or more. know your risk. if you have a family history and had diabetes in pregnancy, you are at higher risk. getting screened with a simple blood test. everyone should do that regardless of their weight. keeping your weight in a healthy range is key. swapping out prote

link the north to birmingham. it is almost a symbol of the failure for many of levelling up in this country. >> yeah, and we understand michael minister do we minister announces it. do we know anything then, about the bottom where we told bottom end where we were told about common might about old oak common might be the line rather than the end of the line rather than euston, and we still don't know. >> know work paused in >> we know work is paused in euston. line euston. so instead this line will start five miles out at old oak common and then go underground for most of it to birmingham and then that's hs2 thatis birmingham and then that's hs2 that is not the hs2 that the cameron government supported back in the day . that was back in the day. that was supported again by boris johnson's government, theresa may's this has always may's liz truss. this has always been a project, mark and pippa, that's driven by political that's been driven by political need and less. the economics have been less clear, but i think the timing of this is dreadful. i'm talking to you, as you know, from manchester this now will not be connected. th

michael. >> thank you theo chikomba . >> thank you theo chikomba. britain's engineers were once the toast of the world as they laid down the railway tracks that linkedlic health and launched the ships that connected an empire. this week's announcement that the second leg of the hs2 between birmingham and manchester is to be scrapped summarised death be scrapped summarised the death of enterprise and of that enterprise and competence . parts of the competence. parts of the conservative party, particularly its younger members, still clamour government to clamour for the government to build, not least build, build, build. not least the new houses which they say are alleviate are needed to alleviate a critical shortage . gb news liam critical shortage. gb news liam halligan new book, home truths gets to the heart of britain's housing shortage . gets to the heart of britain's housing shortage. i'm gets to the heart of britain's housing shortage . i'm joined by housing shortage. i'm joined by him and also from derby by sam ashworth hayes from the daily telegraph . liam, congratulate us telegraph. liam, congratulate us on the book. what is it that is stopp

i just want to follow up on that, michael, because we had just a little while ago from other gas that he found this equivalence, this drawing a link to the american people by aid to israel and ukraine is so important. i know these conflicts can seem faraway and it is natural to ask why does this matter to america. let me show you why making sure israel and ukraine succeed is vital for american national security. history taught us that when terrorists do not pay a price for their terror, when dictators do not pay a price for their aggression they cause more chaos and death and more destruction. they keep going and the cost and the threat to america and the world keep rising. so if we do not stop putin's appetite for power and control in ukraine he will not limit himself to just the ukraine. so that was the message from the president on why aid to israel and ukraine are so important. i throw that to you now, you are saying you do not think these are similar wars or similar conflict that can be linked together but, still, do you think that message from the president will be a convincing one to americans? i president will be a convinc