to be legal the kind of for humanitarian war has gone completely wrong you missed the failures and mr nose thank you very much for coming here to speak to us for. our work has been actually in that time to reconstruct what happened between the warning shot and the lethal shot. or how a family gets organize how they understand the options facing them. the family was trying to leave the house they divided themself into two groups. in their hear loud and mama. so loving the bit the second group when it was just about to exit food of mange or the big bomb hit demolished a building and killed seven members of his family. thanking a situation like that is using a very particular story the story of a family in the story of a house in the traces that we can see in this house to pose a kind of a political challenge to israel humanitarian war in gaza. your personal tragedy is enormous it's also a part of the tragedy of the palestinian people. why's that. egypt and europe do. i love this land and i care deeply about both peoples living here and i think looking at the landscape i see this kind of slow

been hearing over the last few months many statements coming from basically lashing out of the noses of america mr. what are the options now for turkey do you think that this till a wiggle room for settlement with united states of america about how to move forward or do you think the turkish military and political establishment have made up their mind to go to continue the the push whatever it takes. or well i mean turkey or we'll try to get both at the same time in the sense that now there is poor decision has been made in the turkish government or to start this military campaign so turkey will surely continue just neutral campaign until it is successfully concluded but at the same time. the us is turkey's partner in nato or the us has influence in syria sold there is a need to establish the grounds for having a more productive dialogue with the us in particulates or for turkey for that security challenges emanating from the instability in syria but also in your act so i think turkey we want to have those two at the same time and they're not necessarily mutually. mysie yielders there's another ke

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