for many friends are lots of miss israel. defense forces have been circle garza from the air, land and sea. yeah, they've been circle the city of casa, and it's around a stuff for advancing troops that is drawing terraced infrastructures both above the ground used to end underground and, and they're eliminating terrorist, lima. israel's military says that it's operation killed over a 100. i'm us militants. but international organizations, warren, that the civilian toll on the palestinian side is increasing by the day and that a worsening humanitarian crisis. to sustain the money to it in dispos on the scale needed. we need hundreds of tracks to interact goes every day. at the very least, we need a money to then pause in the fighting and i d, l e s. these 5. let me be clear. there can be no justification for how much is 40 feet. got tax on these. we have, as the guys a health ministry run by him, us says over 9000 people have been killed with gaza city fully surrounded the gaza strip home to over 2000000 people faces even more carnage. israel continues to pose calls 1st east fire leader

since the whole march terror attack is really is gathered to remember those murdered and those missing israel says i'm off kidnapped. more than 240 people, it is still holding most of them hostage since october 7th, and more than a quarter of a 1000000 people, it is real, have evacuated their homes to escape rocket attacks being launched by him off from the south and gaza. and by hezbollah, from the north, in lebanon. earlier i spoke to dw is tanya kramer at a memorial rally outside israel's parliament in jerusalem. and she told us about how is rarely had been marketing this summer day. well this is laura here. this is, laura riley is just coming to an end that's here just and next to the connected, the is really, paul. you mentioned also in front of the prime minister's office basically. you know, you could say people have a lot of mixed feelings on that day. it's, it's sadness, it's also anger. this is a memorial for those who were killed. it's of each of the hostages that are still being housed in gaza. but it's also a protest against the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. because um, you

since the home aust. error attack is released, gathered it to remember those murdered and those missing israel says i'm off kidnapped more than $240.00 people and is still holding books to them hostage since october 7th, more than a quarter of a 1000000 people in israel have evacuated their homes to escape rocking attacks being launched by home, us from the south and gaza. and by hezbollah, from the north in lebanon. as is really forces continue their campaign against the mos in the gaza. the plight of civilians their their plight is worsening. by the day. the world health organization estimates that more than a 120000 gardens are sheltering in hospitals, churches, and, and other public buildings. now that's in addition to the nearly 830000 who are now living inside school, it has become a daily nightmare. tell us the means in gaza. bombarded with is really strikes day after day intervals. that has now gone on for a month. now we're tired. no, but we're destroyed and people have been destroyed. their lives are destroyed, children destroyed women and children, dad, all of them. dad, no one is l

theirfather, yarden, is still missing. israel's war cabinet gathered late last night.of state antony blinken arrived in tel aviv for the third time since the war started, to discuss an extension to the truce and more aid to gaza. in the occupied west bank, violence continued. an eight—year—old boy and a teenager, aged 14, were shot dead as the israeli army withdrew from a military operation in a refugee camp. the army said it used missiles, grenades and explosives, killing a senior commander for islamichhad. in gaza, the humanitarian crisis continues. the un says more aid needs to get in and that disease is a real threat. the ceasefire continues for another day, but palestinians wonder how long it will last. live now to our correspondent, wyre davies injerusalem. bring us up—to—date on that shooting incident injerusalem. what are the authorities saying? this incident in jerusalem. what are the authorities saying?— authorities saying? this attack in jerusalem authorities saying? this attack in jerusalem just — authorities saying? this attack in jerusalem just on _ autho

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is, i mean we, we, we heard and saw humans hosting rebels earlier this week. declare, warn israel firing miss hans towards israel. how much do you think of that complicates regional didn't the regional diplomacy, especially for a country like saudi arabia to think so again, i'd be is very much focused on achieving its 2030 vision. and the whole idea of engaging with piece talks with the iran and also encouraging the talks and yeah, man and so on, was trying to look for a greater degree of stability. bunch of french, it has been arranged with united states that there wouldn't be an organization with this or how, and that is where i would come to the protection of surgery. and yeah, so now some of the assumptions i think now can be, can be legitimately question by the side of the public. but this is by and large the, the bigger idea. so they would hope that this thing ends as soon as possible to have, you know, as you may have noticed, in fact they have not even suspended the re, uh, the festival, which is a music and dance festival. in contrast to what has happened and many other out of the ca

theirfather, yarden, is still missing. israel's war cabinet gathered late last night. aviv for the third time since the war started, to discuss an extension to the truce and more aid to gaza. in the occupied west bank, violence continued. an eight—year—old boy and a teenager, aged 1a, were shot dead as the israeli army withdrew from a military operation in a refugee camp. the army said it used missiles, grenades and explosives, killing a senior commander for islamichhad. in gaza, the humanitarian crisis continues. the un says more aid needs to get in and that disease is a real threat. the ceasefire continues for another day, but palestinians wonder how long it will last. a group of thai hostages, freed after their abduction last month by hamas, have flown back to bangkok. this was the moment the group were first pictured after touching down. relatives gathered at the airport to greet them. some had thought their loved ones were dead and only found out they were alive when they saw pictures showing their release. shortly after their arrival, some of them spoke to the pr

israel has dropped on gaza are unguided, so-called dumb bombs, which are accurate but less precise than satellite-guided weapons. these officials say the primary cause of civilian casualties is not the misses but israel's willingness to strike targets hamas located in civilian neighborhoods. >> this is tragic, but we cannot allow hamas immunity just because they hide behind civilians. >> reporter: israel claims it has killed more than 60 hamas operatives, but u.s. officials question whether the military value of the strikes is worth the civilian harm. the israelis have dropped leaflets warning civilians to flee northern gaza. even so, said one u.s. official, civilian casualties are not a priority of theirs. >> how israel does this matters. we will focus as well on steps that need to be taken to protect civilians, who are in a crossfire of hamas' making. >> reporter: the u.s. is already shipping israel precision-guided 250-pound bombs, which have a much smaller blast radium compared to some of the bunker busters that have been used to go after the hamas tunnel system. israel says it needs more white phosphorus shells, which can be used to create smoke screens but also cause horrific burns.

it was something that israel missed. if israel can miss that, that can happen right here at home in the united states of america. so i can care less about leading in the middle east. i care more about protecting americans right here at home. and the last point is on engagement in the middle east. we screwed up and here's something that maybe you agree with me on this. but neither party is talking about and both parties need to own up to. almost undoubtedly and one of the catalyst, they won't tell you i'm wrong about this either. one of the catalysts for what happened was the u.s. led by biden but republican senators along him, leading discussions about nuclear technology transfer to saudi arabia badly upsetting existent balance of power in the middle east. the fact that that happened this summer and on october 7, you have an attack on israel. we have to confront the reality that every time we stick our nose in the middle east, it's like somebody walking into a glass shop. it's a bull in a china shop. and we leave a mess b

than 240 hostages seized by hamas on 7th october demand their return. 0ne empty chairfor each missing soul. israelhostages is a priority, but so is destroying hamas. are the twin aims compatible? translation: i don't want the country to i bring back only a few. two here, two there, only those who have foreign citizenship. there is no difference between one life and another. they are all israelis there. all citizens there. i can't remember how many nights i've slept, and i don't know how many meals i've had~ — i've been awake for one long day since october 7th. that's it, and i'm doing everything i can to try and bring attention to this terrible and insane situation we're going through. amidst the suffering, the us secretary of state is shuttling around the region, trying somehow to mediate. arab leaders pushed him for an immediate ceasefire call. he pushed back, saying hamas could regroup. but he is urging israel for short pauses for aid delivery. his boss certainly thinks there's movement on that. mr president, any progress on the humanitarian pause? yes. a rare glimmer of optimism, even if israe

a barrage with miss ald israel. all the, our armed forces have launched a number of ballistic missiles on different sensitive targets of these really redeem on the southern occupied territories, including military targets in the a lot area. the operation has been successful in hitting targets directly, although the enemy is hiding this fact. armed forces will continue the military operations in support of the oppressed palestinian people until these really aggression against the people in guns of stops and published indians victorious a u. k. 's home secretary has been criticized after she i choose police of having what she called a pro palestinian bias. so when i brought them an acute london's metropolitan police being lenient towards protest as running for a cease fire and gauze that she cooled activists pro palestinian mobs and hate marches. and hundreds of people have been demonstrating in new york, quoting for an end to the war and gaza palestinian solid down to purchase groups. the edging people to what kind o

the notice is missing and israel's war and gods as revive tool come unc some wild leaders of the 2 state solution. but for now that remains the remote possibility. as a sum up inch of 8 explains in the wake of every is reading attack the shuttle a failed diplomacy failure so far, because the dues have been unable to intervene and in the on slot. but there are of this crisis is over. it has to be a vision of what comes next. and then our view, it has to be a 2 state solution. the infamous hon shake, accompanied by hopes for peace, which to date means elusive. then is really prime minister and the president of the palestinian liberation organization signed the oslo accords. palestinian negotiators describe the progress that followed a sickeningly slow and frustrating. some say it's been the status quote since the creation of israel during the 1st world war and the british occupation, the mandate of palestine was promised as a jewish nation and home since 1947. this is what remains of the territory for palestinians. there needed 300 league and settlements, and more than 700000 is really sep

battalion as well, the israel they killed the three, however the palestinians then said that it seems that two. palestinian fighters, the leaders of the general brigades were missing said they have russian nationality they arrived in israel, the 10 other israels had been handed over by the resistance group to the international committee of the red cross, however it's not a clear whether they left gaz strep via the rafa crossing or not. but the israelis are saying that they had not arrived yet into israel, and this means as long as those israeli captives do not arrive into israel, this means the israeli regime will not be releasing the palestinian prisoners, today we are speaking about 30 palestinian prisoners will be released by the israeli occupation authorities, 15 of them are palestinian women who had been detained. by the israeli forces after the 7th of october, including at least two of them were or had been detained before the 7th of october and they are from the lands occupied in 1948, the 15 others are palestinian minors and they were arrested by the israeli forces before the 7th of october, as you have said, the israeli occupation regime released up till

the residence of the prime minister of israel demanding the resignation of the netanyahu government; he is accused of that officials and military officials missedsrael. let us recall the military... operations in gaza israel at the beginning of the century , waving israeli flags, hundreds of people broke through police barriers around netanyahu's resident in jerusalem. our authorities make decisions that affect my children, my daughters, their daughters are exempt from service, our girls fight like lionesses, real heroines, our girls gave their lives for this country, our authorities send them into battle while they take care of their own daughters. the protest coincided with a public opinion poll in egypt. il-76 transport planes took off with humanitarian aid for the residents of gaza. these are pillows, mattresses, personal hygiene products, and of course, food. pavel pcholkin, dalya serodzhino, sergey nashchekin, channel one. and footage from turkey, during a rally in support of palestine, some of the demonstrators tried to break into the incerlik airbase, which is used by the us air force. the police had to use gas and water cannons to stop

theirfather, yarden, is still missing. israel's war cabinet gathered late last night.ary of state antony blinken arrived in tel aviv for the third time since the war started, to discuss an extension to the truce and more aid to gaza. in the occupied west bank, violence continued. an eight—year—old boy and a teenager, aged 1a, were shot dead as the israeli army withdrew from a military operation in a refugee camp. the army said it used missiles, grenades and explosives, killing a senior commander for islamichhad. in gaza, the humanitarian crisis continues. the un says more aid needs to get in and that disease is a real threat. the ceasefire continues for another day, but palestinians wonder how long it will last. hugo bachega joins us now from jerusalem. good now from jerusalem. morning to you. we were wai for good morning to you. we were waiting for this right up to the wire, went we can the news of the extension. the announcement came 20 minutes before the ceasefire was due to expire. the israeli army said the decision was taken because of the efforts to guarantee the

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they killed some 12,00 people most. children and women and 3,000 more people are still missing under the robot, israel did not achieve anything except maybe killing more than dozen hamas military commanders and the only thing they got is they lost according to them 45 israeli soldiers and commanders, but hamas's military wing khassam brigade says they've killed hundreds of israeli soldiers during the 39 days of fighting, right? thank you very much for that, ashshanis, we appreciate it. moving on, more palestinians meanwile have fallen victim to israeli aggression across the occupied west bank. actually, we'll move to another piece of news. lebanon's sella movement has launched several retaliatory strikes against israeli occupied territories in support of the palestinian resistance in gaza. hisbollah anounced in a statement on monday that the movement had targeted number of sites kipied by israeli forces with appropriate weapons, causing damage and injuries. it also targeted israeli infantry at al-dahira site with missiles, inflicting heavy losses among the enemy's ranks. hezbulah and israeli troops ha

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a guilt after the holocaust, germany is condoning a legit international law of violations by israel, i miss it yet. i am very irritated by those people because it sounds to me like the complete run, it defines ation of genocide. first on the west crime, this wells is ever seen because of a degree of hot my country, the nazi regime and gemini, is responsible for the jazz of 6000000 jewish men and women in the depths of hundreds of thousands of year pins in your and we have committed ourselves as an international community and that's what international law as built online stuff is that is the less than we learned from the horrors of world war 2. you know, now people are criticizing the fact that we're talking about the lessons of world war 2. international law was built on this foundation that a genocide never happens again. so i find that extremely unsettling. this moxy my a fresh grew up and joyce out deli, um, took us through that reaction that was quite a strong reaction to this criticism that we've heard. and we heard similar criticism also coming last week from the turkish president. an

israel should be a country. hanging out in the cloakroom having a hot dog, missing the vote means israel shouldn't be a country. so this is a moment for people in this body on a bipartisan basis to stand together and say you believe israel has a right to exist. hamas and hezbollah don't think israel has a right to exist. iran doesn't think israel has a right to exist. if you vote no you stand with them. i don't want to hear excuses, i didn't like this whereas clause or there was a period or comma out of place, as if somehow we always vote on perfect resolutions around here. again, it's an opportunity to show the world that you believe israel has a right to exist. as we see antisemitism in the streets and rallies, cease-fire rallies, which is a foreign policy position. we see people holding signs that say "gas the jews," cleanse the jews." that's not a foreign policy or if it is, it's a foreign policy in the 1940's. it's a way to show for the people that sit behind me that israel has a right to exist. i'm for a two-state solution. i think it's important the palestinian people get a state. but rest assured one of

israel is just so maybe horribly bad. they're hitting their targets that anything goes he goes, hey, they're trying their best, but apparently they just keep missing him off and hitting civilians. and well, the rest of the world needs to just shut off about that until israel decides that it's time to wrap things up. it's just like earlier in this complex, when western officials initially shrugged off the fact the israel had given guys and said this is a 48 hour heads up so they could make a run for it before the bombs started flying. no problem with international law, apparently they're as long as folks are told to get out of the way 1st, like it, some kind of game of frisbee in the park. hey, not israel's fault. and he get doing that. it had with a missile because you were told to move by that standard. there wouldn't be any war crimes in the history of the entire world, perpetrators and just yelled out here, come to bombs, and then would be absolved. so many consequences. so now i'm back home gets brow beaten by israel to downplay any concern for collateral damage. i even bringing that up. he's implying that the mass casualties are avoidable, wh

here in the u.s., even simple posters drawing attention to the missing in israel are being ripped down in some places. randi kaye has more. >> no, no, no, no. you'll be all over the news. you will be all over the news. >> reporter: in new york city, an ugly confrontation over the removal of a poster of one of the hostages kidnapped from israel. >> you're surprised to show your face. >> you are not allowed -- >> reporter: after a few moments, the people walked away from the scene. >> good luck. shame on you. >> reporter: that's broadway producer james simon, using scissors to take down a poster showing one of the more than 200 hostages. after removing the poster, simon crumpled it up and tossed it in the garbage. when "the new york post" published the video, simon told the post he took down the flyers for the purpose of keeping the city streets clean and not for anti-semitic reasons. according to the post, he also apologized for offending anyone. cnn reached out the simon but did not receive a response. the posters were designed by a few israeli artists who were visiting new york city w

at least in part designed to send a message to hezbollah and to iran for that matter, don't miss with israel because if you try anything and open a second front from southern lebanon into israel you're going to pay a huge, huge price. the air force of israel will come in, the ground force will come in, and you won't believe what is about to happen. that is the message i think the israelis are also in part sending tonight. >> reporter: i think you're right, wolf. and we saw, by the way, in response to that rocket barrage that we witnessed today, we saw israeli warplanes flying overhead. the idf saying they struck targets in southern lebanon today. and you couple those air force strikes, you couple that with israel's own artillery barrage into southern lebanon with those exercises we saw today and of course the action we've been seeing live on our air these last few minutes, and that is i think as you say, israel saying that if need be we will defend this country on all fronts. >> yes indeed. that's what they're saying, and presumably that's what they'll be doing. jim sciutto, stay safe. we'll

beginning of a set of releases that eventually gets all of the hostages back alive in israel, and all of the missing citizens back in israel. this is something, and even if, and it is hard for us to say, but i truly mean it, even if other kids would arrive in this, tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, and not ours, we will be extremely happy. >> ido, do you think that is a shift for the government? is there some criticism that the government is not prioritizing getting the hostages back over the plan to eradicate hamas, and maybe this is showing that things are changing? >> i hope so. i hope so. because, and also by the way, the kidnapper has a vote. assuming that the other side will that they will see the fruits of the negotiation, because they will get prisoners back home, too, and i hope they will celebrate the prisoners and get more motivated to keep doing that until all of the hostages are released. and then this would mean eventually what you are asking. >> and ido dan, we want to thank you and thinking of you as you are waiting for the phone to ring again. >> i would like to cross my fingers,

clive: israel is a place of forced absences, of missing faces staring out on cardboard and paper, ands. and it's here in what's been described as hostages square in the heart of tel aviv where the lost are remembered, and where hope burns bright that one day they'll return. in the shadow of the local art museum, relatives and friends of the disappeared gather to gain strength from each other in these worst of times. yard installations reflect israel -- the art installations reflect israel's tragedy, like children's clothes that aren't being worn and toys no longer played with. one of the artworks here is particularly powerful. the ideas that you look at the posters of some of those be kidnapped by hamas a you come to this installation and it is a collection of mirrors. the point is that you stare into the mirror and you see your own face coming back at you. the idea being it could have been anyone taken by hamas on that day, that the whole of israel is in grief, that the whole of israel has to work to get those people back. a younger sister is being held by hamas. her absence a void o

the brazilian presidenta da silva has also taken a jab at israel for killing children, and the number of children who have gone missing is unheard of in any other war. lula also accuses. israel of killing innocent people, without any escriples, he dismissed israel's justification for bombing hospitals, under the pretext of hitting fighters of resistance movement hamamas, he said there is no explanation for dropping bombs and hospitals and where children have taken shelter. israeli forces have killed five palestinians during violent attacks in the occupied westbank city of tutankhamun and its refugee camp. the palestinian health ministry said two of those men died after being hit by in the chest by israeli um gunfire during the raid of the camp. three others lost their lives and subsequent confrontations with the regime forces. nine palestinians were also injured in that attack israel has stepped up a... violent raids on gaza cities and refugee camps in the west bank since the start of the genocidal war on the bassige gaza strip on october 7th, over 180 palestinians have been killed by the regime uh and settlers across

what we do know is that trophy rebels box spot. iran has been sending a tried and miss solves towards israel in the last few weeks since this was started on gaza and said that this was the latest warning and it will escalate to the father and community. this is now on another my times runs in a place that is the most busiest and most important shipping roots of from a to 2nd. but i forgot to go straight from europe to asia and vice versa in the world. and this will obviously cause a loss of concern, especially given the, the international maritime organization back in january removed the high risk assessment of the area that's been in place for a few years. because of the somali pirates that had been operating in the area where international security had been step tops and as a result had also been scaled back, this could have big implications, not just for uh, in terms of the conflict. so this route, but also up for all the international countries that have been using those shipping lines and do this daily. ok, thank you, sarah, for that reward from occupied. these are risk of them for reac

the opposite, even the most advanced driving mechanisms that have decades of experience, i mean israel, misshing like this, it happens, there is such a simple phenomenon as human safety and to fully develop the supporters of this phenomenon, in my opinion, it does not seem possible, and one more very ... important aspect that you touched on, i crystallize it somewhat, we want full values ​​in two years, well, there is not more than a year and a half of a full-fledged large-scale invasion , to give answers to the question that for 30 years we did not respond to what concerns the correct construction of a defense system, for some reason we think that the system is some kind of abstract phenomenon, not abstract at all, any system is built by living people with their views, beliefs and so on similar, a the military system is produced by the whole society, underlined. the whole society, i gave the example of the israelis, who since independence in 1948 have been building almost the best military system in the world, but even it fails, so what about ours? mr. peter, here is one such interesting st

his wife and four other children are missing under the wreckage. israel's military did not directly respond to our question about the blast. israel struck this ambulance near the al-shifa hospital tonight saying it was being used by a terrorist cell. israel has previously claimed there's a secret hamas command center beneath the hospital. the hamas-run health ministry says over a dozen people were killed. while in lebanon the leader of iranian backed hezbollah breaking his silence, saying he doesn't want a regional war but threatening more action against israel in coming days. >> and raf, we know americans are among the hostages being held by hamas, and now u.s. aircraft are reported to be involved in the search. >> reporter: that's right, lester. the pentagon saying today that american reconnaissance drones are flying over gaza as part of the search for the hostages, but the u.s. says these drones are not armed and they're not taking part in the strikes. >> raf sanchez tonight, thank you. >>> almost four weeks after hamas murdered 1,400 israelis in the oct

this meeting, the sex your state, us actually of state, honest me blinking is in israel. serious life you can see is missing with the president of israel. issac had sold a and he is due to get give a press briefing in the next few hours. now the 2 palestinians have been killed by . is there any forces in hebron during separate re they have been several purchased then solidarity with palestinians in gauze and run con has moved from hebron and he'll combine westbank. this is one of the largest protests in the occupied westbank in the centre of hebron. the protesters have showing their solid arity with the people of gauze, and this is actually been organized by a foot tall and how a master too big and political parties it. but it's not just about goals that either. we've been hearing about the treatment of palestinian prisoners in prisons . the hebron palestinians have told us that those prisoners are actually tortured. and we have now a statement from the geneva base to your med, human rights point is that you actually says that they have evidence of policies that have gone on in the south of the westbank bei

israel is at ods with the biden state department. a recently leaked memo signed by 100 employees accuses president biden of spreading miss information about israel's conflict with hamas and it alleges that the jewish state is involved in war crimes. it sounds like something the far-left squad would say. speaking of which those radical lawmakers were once again calling for a cease fire. >> cease fire means there is no military solution, just a diplomatic and cultural solution. >> they label us antiisrael. antisemitic, and they label us terrorists. they lie about us and they smear us. but we know the truth. >> me calling for a cease fire with my colleagues and centering humanity, i am uplifting deeply what it actually means to be jewish. >> you know, jesse, two starkly different messages that american has been witness to in the last few weeks and that is with the pro-israel, it is basically release the hostages and stop the anti-semitism. and then with the hamas group, it is basically from the river to the sea, get rid of the jews, the anti-semitism, and it is a totally different message. how do you think america is reacting to this? >

all right, sir, thank you so much for that update from occupied eastern missing. now israel has called a hijacking of a cargo ship by humans whose the rebels, an act of iranian terrorism. it's an obligation to run denies. the incidents has implications for international shipping, passing through the busy c passages of the middle east and suggests the war and gaza is in danger of escalating for a challenge reports from occupied easters. this is one of the last known locations of the galaxy leader as it made its way through the red sea. humans who the rebels say they've seized the cargo vessel and it's now with a you how many ports they've stated. the old is radio linked vessels that are at risk in the how many of the many armed forces re, is right there warning to all ships affiliated with these riley enemy, all those dealing with that they will become legitimate targets for the armed forces. how mass has banks the who sees for the hijacking and for support, and it's fight against israel had the hope? well, this is a welcome step from the again, many forces. and i believe tha

nations that at headquarters, where i believe the sally ambassador is speaking, following the missing on israel palestine. that's listening and we are here again to call up the security council to live up to its responsibilities. we have a small glimmer of hope with the pause that is not in place next to the efforts of pop out of egypt and the united states, which has resulted in much need of a, a thing cuz that has resulted in the release of some of the hostages of the aid that his entering is by far less than is needed 200 trucks compared to the need of 800 trucks. and the danger is that it's the ceasefire. if the street is expire, that we will return to the killing at the scale that we have seen, which is unbearable. many, many $116000.00 civilians that sofa most of the minimum children. so we are here to make a case statement. that's a truth is not enough. what is needed is a ceasefire. what is needed is a credible piece and a piece that blasts. and that allows the palestinians and israelis to live side by side in 2 states. anything else will result in continuing crisis in the region. thank

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at the residence of the prime minister of israel demanding the resignation of the netanyahu government; he is accused of officials and military officials missingants on israel. netanyahu also has other things to settle. our government is illegitimate, they make decisions that affect my children, there will be no fire in the gaza strip without the release of the hostages, and i ask you not to use the expression in the future ceasefire, our operation will continue until victory over hamas, we have no alternative, however, a public opinion poll that coincided with the action in jerusalem shows that more. anti-war demonstrations took place in canada, indonesia, france and the united states. at the fence of the white house there is a poster: nothing justifies genocide. here they shouted the slogan peace right now. the fence of biden's residence was smeared with red paint simulating blood. processions and rallies took place in washington, new york. someone even dressed up a statue of the first us president lincoln wearing a palestinian headscarf, securing the palestinian flag. it is noticeable that the participants of the action. mostly arab america