we're marking the 70th anniversary of the nakba.le we are credibly angry about the moving of the embassy, we know this is one of the dedetails, one of the manifestations of the ongoing support for israelel. but we're also aware the root cause of what is going on happened 70 years ago. the ethnic cleansing of palestinians. this is still ongoing in jerusalem, in the west bank, against palestinians. this is why we were protesting yesterday. we were protesting against the opening of the embassy which symbolizes this long-standing u.s. support for israel, which is just one of many details of israel's everyday oppression of palestinians. many were prevented from arriving. there also protests in the west bank. it yesterday exemplifies how was a different system of oppression against palestinians. israel was to convey in image of sovereignty over jerusalem. it uses control. it uses tear gas and rubber bullets. [indiscernible] massacres people with staffer shots and bullets. sniper shot and bullets. regardless of where we are as palestinians

descried day everyone is preparing for monday one protester planned to mark a palestinian school the nakba or catastrophe the seventieth anniversary of the creation of the state of israel which displaced hundreds of thousands of palestinians from their homes it also coincides with the u.s. embassy's move to jerusalem we ask what will happen. to you on the fourteenth of may will be a surprise we're preparing a lot of surprises for israel you will see them on may the fourteenth. no one is sure exactly what will happen but from everyone we've spoken to the palestinians are determined to come out in huge numbers stephanie decker al jazeera east gaza. a prominent iranian cleric has threatened to destroy two israeli cities following the worst confrontation so far between the two countries over syria on thursday israel fired dozens of missiles at alleged iranian positions in syria it says it was responding to an iranian attack on its troops which iran denies all of us melanie is director of the iranian studies program at stanford university and he says threats only get harder to save the twenty f

a day after israeli troops killed 60 protesters in gaza two more were shut down as they marked the nakbarophe when over 700,000 palestinians were expelled or fled during the 1948 war surrounding israel's creation the u.s. was the only country to defend israel's actions. >> this tragedy cannot just be disassociated from despair among the people of gaza, that's why besides the need for deescalation, which is an immediate imperative and an urgent humts enhumanitarian res it's important to work towards a lasting prospect for gaza and two states >> we're deeply concerned by the sharp escalation and violence that we witnessed in gaza yesterday. this has resulted in a high number of prialestiniane es kild and injured. we expect israel to respect the fundamental right to peaceful protest and the principal of proportionality in using force >> moscow is deeply concerned by the escalation of tension in the occupied palestinian territories. it reached a dangerous level in the background of the ceremony which symbolized the beginning of the american transfer to tel aviv and coincided with the day of

the deaths coincide with the 70th anniversary of what palestinians call the nakba, a mass displacementpalestinians after israel's creation. monday's violence came as the us inaugurated its first embassy injerusalem, a controversial move that broke with decades of us policy. the foreign secretary made a brief statement at question time. i am deeply saddened by the loss of life in gaza, where peaceful protest was exploited by extremists. i urge israel to show restraint in the use of live fire and i take this opportunity to repeat the uk's commitment to a two state solution with jerusalem as the shared capital. a short time later, labour asked an urgent question. what makes yesterday's events all the worse is that they did not come as a result of some accidental overreaction to one day's protest, but as a result of a culmination of six weeks and apparently calculated and deliberate policy to kill and maim unarmed protesters who pose no threat to the forces on the gaza border. many of them shot in the back, many of them shot hundreds of metres from the border, and many of them children. ca

what we're being told in preparation for monday which will be that and bigger protest day marking nakba more and more of these points will be set up along this fence and the idea people here are telling us to sort of stretch the israeli soldiers make them have to be at far more points but certainly a lot of a men to me are people will tell you to expect tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of people to turn up on monday a step or sort of role of hamas playing understand that calling for people to actually go to the border what sort of things are they suggesting. it's interesting you say that we met there was a very rare the first really. to meet the new leader of hamas a a sin war that was organized yes i attended that it was a tune a half hour a q. and a really and it was also various things one what did he want to see happen on may the fourteenth which is now the day that the main protests will take place well he said that every palestinian had a right to prefer to reiterate that everyone here is on armed and of course israel has been making the allegations that members of t

seventy years on al-jazeera tells the history of what palestinians call the catastrophe al nakba. quick reminder of your top stories south korea cautiously welcoming signs of progress after the u.s. president donald trump suggested his highest stakes summit with north korea's leader could be back on track called off on thursday but now says he's having productive talks with pyongyang about reinstating the meeting bright now from seoul . this movie has been broadly welcomed here in south korea looking for any good news especially after the pessimism of the past few days as statement from the blue house the president's office says that this is a very welcome development and that the government here is now cautiously optimistic that this summit can go ahead mungy in the president of south korea of course has offered his services as a mediator to continue this dialogue to push it had exit polls suggest the majority have voted to change oil and strict abortion laws they've projected a landslide victory for the yes campaign with sixty eight percent in favor of repealing what's called th

this friday everyone is preparing for monday when protester planned to mark a palestinian school the nakba or catastrophe the seventieth anniversary of the creation of the state of israel which displaced hundreds of thousands of palestinians from their homes it also coincides with the u.s. embassy's move to jerusalem we ask what will happen shall i love you on the fourteenth of may will be a surprise we're preparing a lot of surprises for israel you will see them on may the fourteenth. no one is sure exactly what will happen but from everyone we've spoken to the palestinians are determined to come out in huge numbers stephanie decker al jazeera east gaza. two days after israel blamed iranian forces in syria for firing missiles into the golan heights iran's foreign ministry has denied israel's account of the incident and might cut tommy a senior cleric joining the chorus of condemnation coming from tehran but from what he said in his friday sermon israel is not the only thing iran's leaders are worried about then bus ravi reports the in perhaps the ha. just a word so far a senior iranian cl

israel, palestinians call it nakba, or the catastrophe we expected thousands but nothing so far.o other palestinian factions, they were very angry at hamas's position because they have been preparing for this for weeks 110w. been preparing for this for weeks now. it seems like nothing big is going to happen because of egyptian mediation. the political bureau chief of hamas had met the chief of intelligence in egypt are couple of yea rs intelligence in egypt are couple of years ago, and they promised hamas to at ease the siege. we think there is an investigation happening. so many people killed yesterday, dozens of people killed, and the funerals of people killed, and the funerals of those taking place today? nothing, as i said, is organised. we understand at 3pm michael tone, two hours from now, some might come to this area. —— 3pm local time. at hamas has not said anything about the situation. this is because what happened yesterday, an egyptian mediation. at the border here, just a few kids here. at the same time yesterday, there were thousands of people, across the fence in fr

always been very much attends day but we've got the collision of the new embassy opening tomorrow the nakba day the catastrophe day for the palestinians the day after ramadan starting later in the week of the holy month for muslims and of course last night israel won the euro vision song contest there's a lot of high tensions and the city of has already used to very high tensions all right so let's talk now about the opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem tomorrow it's a highly controversial move why is that. so it's hard to to understand exactly why it's so controversial without going through the entire history of the city but as we have to remember jerusalem was originally supposed to be divided between the east for the palestinians and the west for the jews for the israelis and it has remained controversial whether or not israel holds all of the land or just the west part there and because of that most countries choose not to recognize roussillon as israel's capital even though israel maintains it is their capital and to keep there and the most countries keep their embassies in tel avi

of monday and tuesday when israel marks its national day and palestinians mark what they call the nakba or catastrophe from gaza stephanie decker reports. the injuries started early this young man was shot in his lower leg as he tried to pull that israel's fence it's a seventh friday but protest has here called the great march of return a pattern well established by now tires brought right to the front and set on fire to obscure israeli sniper positions many palestinians have been coming here every friday for seven weeks now in the lemon legacies of a we're not going to stop our protests we will not move until we get our rights if the international community was on a spit us and implemented a two state solution that was promised our lives would be so much better no i can accept living and under siege there is no light at the end of the tunnel. there was a constant volley of tear gas and other established pattern now israeli soldiers firing close to the fence and right to the back of the crowds this is what we've been seeing happening for the last a couple of hours a lot of tear gas. bei

fifteenth a day after the seventieth anniversary of the founding of israel which palestinians mark as the nakba or catastrophe. basque separatist group atta has formally disbanded after a decades long violent campaign for independence from spain that left more than eight hundred people dead but there are still outstanding issues to be a result thank a series of unsolved killings and the question of what to do about imprisoned at members and the dozens of crew members still on the run. jose back i could see i was shot dead in his car in front of his son he was about to drive him to school today should bring relief for his went to rule as a radio but she has mixed feelings about his demise as a policeman the terrorists considered her husband a second class victim. rather that while they and their unintended victims for forgiveness of the people they hadn't planned to murder they've never apologized to me. his reputation was built on the glory of its early years its resistance against franco's dictatorship its championing of basque independence but most of the group's murders were committed after

as the un security council convened on tuesday palestinians returned to the border to mark nakba day commemorating the seven hundred thousand who were forced to flee their homes after the one nine hundred forty eight war with israel. again israeli gunmen opened fire killing two the demonstrations were smaller and more subdued than the day before the militant group hamas has reportedly signaled that it may scale back its involvement in the protests but few expect tensions at the border to subside any time soon. correspondent my age waiter is in jerusalem tonight where protesters have been outside prime minister netanyahu is residents are showing their anger at yesterday's violence on the border good evening to you miles so tell us more about what is going on there right now. present what you're seeing behind me are as the end of this protest was started up the street at prime minister benjamin netanyahu is of residents and marched down to where we are now which is actually in front of the old u.s. consulate which is still in fact functional and what you'll notice about these protester

foundation of the state of israel seventy years ago but it's just also before constance referred to as nakba day and then they lost their land in ninety eight so we've seen very very. protests in gaza with the test told by the hour rising a lot of in the hundreds not people injured mainly by loss of the nation but also by tear gas people saying that you go to area tell you what about the easter reform itself our police they're bracing for violence. i mean there have been some words about smaller protests we haven't seen much here there are protests in the occupied west bank mainly you know the checkpoints one for example between. here in east jerusalem occupied is true is missing a high presence of course of israeli security forces so far it has been rather quiet but of course as the day goes on and very closely following what is happening also in gaza very very somber. and shiny coming to you our middle east analyst what do you think this move means for the peace process well it's hard you know the peace process has been dying for so long it's hard to know what will be the last blow that wi

fifteenth a day after the seventieth anniversary of the founding of israel which palestinians mark as the nakba or catastrophe. today marks two hundred year since the birth of german philosopher and economist karl marx his hometown of trainer is june to unveil a gift from china a massive statue of the revolutionary thinker one join a group of chinese tourists as they follow in marx's footsteps. setting foot on hallowed ground tourists come from around the world to see where col marx was born it's a kind of pilgrimage for those with interests and economics and the history of ideas and it's a quest to follow the footsteps of the man many consider as the founder of socialism . doing the most chinese like called lots i do to you to my house to our it is lovely here i came to see where col miles was born he is revered by our generation it's part of our upbringing that's why i wanted to visit this historical city for some it's a voyage of discovery more than one of reverence. tell and i'm from taiwan i'm not familiar with him. to be honest i don't know that much about him once. no matter taking pictu

killed by israeli troops there been more protests in the west bank as people mark what they call the nakba or catastrophe referring to the displacement of palestinians when the state of israel was created seven years ago there's been widespread international criticism of the zero israel for its actions in gaza the un security council is holding an emergency session the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. has this to say. that about is that by we condemn in the most emphatic times the orders massacre committed by israel in the gaza strip of. one who got a call for a hold to the military aggression against our people immediately. and we call for a transparent independent international inquiry to be conducted. while the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley defended israel's response to the protests in gaza here's what she said no country in this chamber would act with more restraint than israel has in fact the records of several countries here today suggest they would be much less restrained those who suggest that the gaza violence has anything to do with the location of the ameri

bank town of bethlehem there were fears of more violence today yes palestinians mark what they called nakba or catastrophe referring to the creation of the state of israel seventy years ago but one hoss official said people were today burying their dead so turnout that protests was likely to be lower. now the u.n. security council will hold an emergency meeting later today to address the bloodshed in gaza the violence has triggered scathing criticism across the region in istanbul turkey thousands of protesters took to the streets on monday burning american flags and calling for solidarity with the palestinians the turkish government and downstate was recalling its ambassadors to both israel and the united states in response to the violence in gaza. and let's go right to gaza our correspondent tonya kramer is standing by at that is not tanya kramer there she is all right tony good to see you tell us where you are and what you've been seeing. well i'm standing here right at the border near the fence a couple of hundred meters away and it's an eerie quiet yeah i have to say there are a few mai

or sneak on about a need to have to have this one and only bothersome documentation of the nakba hasbecome sparse records the do remain a bit neglected and only maintain. primary sources are extant yet many useful accounts have not been circulated. one includes the memoirs of hussein. a former mayor of jerusalem and a member of the arab higher committee. he remained in palestine till nine hundred forty eight and wrote his memoirs the year later in beirut. in one nine hundred fifty eight he wrote a book in english in titled arab exodus yet his work has never been published. but the fear put the wife of enough to work the balance and the future the if that had . had the sorra or fee covers and why any of them would still have that perfect the beautiful austrian lead them to his ear all meant to you know medina mariani out of bob before civil measure of the. but i can either candlebox will do or i like most of what there is a matter of year old national fall of the new year. old at the back to the center millions. of men are a billion not because i'm a nut but for this the new year than

seventy years on al-jazeera tells the history of what palestinians call the catastrophe al nakba.

and it is coming on the 70 that of nursery of the nakba, of 70 years of waiting for the right to return not being realized. and finally, gaza has seen itself historically as responsible for the national cause. gaza gave birth to the first intifada, gave birth fa twotah and hamas and islam and jihad. all of this came out of gaza. it sees itself as part of responsible for the housesitting cause. that is why the demands here are not just lifting the siege, they go to the very essence of it and calling for the right to return as well. about thet to ask you significance of the opening of the embassy in jerusalem. an anti-gay, pro-trump pastor from dallas pastor robert jeffress was chosen by the trump administration to lead a prayer at the opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem. pastor jeffress has a history of making hateful comments against muslims, jews, cacatholics, mormonons lgbtq cocommunity. , ese e are a few of the statemtsts he's s ma over r e yeyes. pres. trump: whe i is paor jeress? a good guy. come her i lovehis guy. >> he's e deep dark dirty secr of isla itromotes pedophilia. m

it is to mark what they call nakba day, the day of catastrophe, the day israel was founded and many palestinians lost their homes. they have been wanting these martyrs for months and months. they planned towards that. there would have been violence at the border anyway, no matter what mr. trump did or did not do. please, do not conflate these the movement of the embassy to jerusalem, which is a -- putting aceful new plaque on a building that already stands there, and this terrible incitement by hamas to send people into their deaths at the border. the palestinians who stormed the fence did have multiple reasons to be frustrated, including the weakness and corruption of their own administration and of course, israel's intransigence. can we really lay this violence act that donald trump's door as many have been doing? nora: i would argue there are many other reasons for palestinians to be frustrated. but i do believe the embassy movement to jerusalem is of a very inflammatory nature. it is not for no reason that the issue of jerusalem has been delayed in the peace negotiations between palestinians

what's called the nakba day, or catastrophe. those in the gaza strip, west bank and throughout the work mark the an verse niversary of state of israel. this is the 70th anniversary coming right after the united states decided to open its new embassy in jerusalem. the thereby kind of leapfrogging ahead of negotiations going on for decades. kind of expecting hamas and other organizations here to try to decide what they'll be doing in terms of calling out protesters for the following day of protests. given that hamas called out, called all of its people back from the border at 6:00 today, and seemed to bring today's events to a somewhat earlier than expected resolution, we aren't entirely sure what to expect tomorrow but know there could be more protests, violence and indeed more death. >> as we talk about more protests, is it any surprise to people in that part of the world now these protests have spread in this case obviously to turkey? >> reporter: it really does not come as a surprise. a few months ago in this -- a few months a

there's the headlines these continues here on al-jazeera after al nakba next. nineteen forty eight. palestinians that you and or the catastrophe. when hundreds of thousands were forced out of their homes. for israelis that marks the collision of the state of israel. as a filmmaker and as a palestinian this documentary series was my way to understand the evidence of the past that are still shaping the present. it is the word new within picture and it got it read. the originally your dual fresh air of bees the real jeffers being gathered in the groves of palestine for shipment already. images from another time when palestinians still worked their land. a few palestinians if any could imagine they were to become victims of what would later be known as ethnic cleansing in. the. after thirty years of british rule the question of this time. the un now became the forum for conflict talks focused on dividing palestine into an arab and jewish state program. probably. would not have been. crafted. but rather. from our religion. and without. november the twenty ninth one thousand nine hundred

their ancestral land in israel the protest song to last until cheers day the day palestinians call nakba or catastrophe marking the displacement of hundreds of thousands of palestinians when israel was created in one nine hundred forty eight stephanie decker sent this update from one of the protest signs. there's been a lot of tear gas that's being fired the israelis been done that throughout the day but at this time when the sun is starting to set you will see them intensify it because they want people to go home marcum probably zoom into the crowd a little for you they're still bringing tires to the fence though when they do this to basically obscure the sniper positions they'll burn them and you can see actually those israeli vehicles on the other side of the fence and usually when they come towards you would expect them to fire tear gas into the crowd but certainly this is all been seeing on going all day the crowds are quite smaller from what we have seen here over the last couple of weeks and this is because they're basically getting ready for monday's protests now on monday they'r

the dimiss and the failure of the palestinian people and the nakba they were being killed with american bullets and american guns in gaza at the same time we need to remember that all of the weapons supplied in gaza. by the to the israelis and gaza are american weapons and german weapons as we know and gaza right now is a living hell it is a prison when they call it the border this is not a border fence this is a prison fence this is war what is happening right now there is no state of gaza gaza is a living hell and the problem is when you push people to this extent when there is nothing left to lose that is when people become dangerous and i think that this is the absolutism. really policy because there are no consequences we continue to supply them with weapons with economic help with political aide today we heard chancellor merkel say israel has the right to defend itself from children with stones against tanks it's disgusting but this brings me to my next question i mean if you know that if you are going to try and breach this fans that you will stand a chance to be killed why do it

more unrest is expected today as palestinians mark the 70th anniversary of what they call the nakba or says prince harry and meghan markle have appealed for "understanding and respect" for ms markle's father following a report that he's decided not to attend their wedding on saturday. thomas markle was accused at the weekend of posing for photographs which had appeared to have been taken without his consent. the scottish parliament is expected to reject a key part of the uk government's brexit legislation today. under the eu withdrawal bill, some devolved powers would be temporarily retained by westminster after brexit. after months of wrangling with westminster the scottish government has submitted a motion making clear it does "not consent to the european union bill". the husband of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — the british—iranian woman jailed in iran for spying — says his wife could be facing fresh charges. richard ratcliffe has urged the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, to raise her case when he meets his iranian, french and german counterparts in brussels today. a report has found

clashes with israeli security forces today marks seventy years since the creation of israel known as the nakba or catastrophe to palestinians and the fled on monday at protests over the relocation of the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. water. no such. little dirt we extend a hand in friendship to israel the palestinian arabs enjoy all of their neighbors may there be peace. breaks for the peace of jerusalem. live. live to our correspondent in jerusalem now polis leah a point of how tense is the situation right now. the situation here on the ground is b ten northern ramallah in an area called better el and for the past half hour israeli soldiers have entered ramallah but you might be able to see them just behind me they've been firing rounds of tear gas canisters and we've been running from this every few minutes and then turning to try and come back and talk to you there are a number of palestinian protesters who following is came to protest here on the border between jerusalem and ramallah now this is part of the imac but demonstrations palestinians refer to this as the great catastrophe it harkens

today is also nakba day, which commemorates the 1948 expulsion of palestinians from their homes. >>> to developing news now. tonight a top north korean official says his country has no interest in a summit with the united states if it's based on one-sided demand to give up its nukes. the announcement follows an earlier warning from the north threatening to cancel the meeting altogether between president trump and kim jong un. >>> the resignation of a santa clara city councilman is official tonight. that's after allegations he sexually harassed fmer campaign staff members and students at the schools where he taught. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo attended tonight's council meeting. >> so the next action is to accept the letter of resignation. >> reporter: the santa clara city council voted unanimously to accept dominic caserta's resignation. he would have faced his accusers at tuesday night's meeting. >> he's a sexual predator. he needs to be -- he needs to register. he needs to be -- it's just not right. >> i was saddened to hear that i was not the only one, that this was a patte

as the un security council convened on tuesday palestinians returned to the border to mark nakba day commemorating the seven hundred thousand who were forced to flee their homes after the one nine hundred forty eight war with israel. again israeli gunmen opened fire killing two the demonstrations were smaller and more subdued than the day before the militant group hamas has reportedly signaled that it may scale back its involvement in the protests but few expect tensions at the border to subside any time soon. when you use my own travel to the west bank today she spoke with the palestinian ambassador to germany. ambassador very simply what is your reaction to the events yesterday. well we are mourning what had put the loss of. more than sixty people they have or names we have a man under months baby so this is. a very sad day for a spell astin ians. again it shows that the neck. is going on it didn't happen only seventy years ago but it is still ongoing and it's an open wound and the question is today what should palestinians do in order to get their legitimate national political dar

palestinians call it "nakba" — catastrophe. 70% of palestinians in gaza are refugees, stuck fast in historyobasi's funeral was much quieter than his death — shot through the eye during the protests. his body was wrapped in the hamas flag. he was 23 and his friends were there to bury him. there were tender moments. israel says it told them to stay away from the border and hamas is responsible for what happened. his friend said yazan had worked at the hospital, without pay because of gaza's collapsing economy. poverty and grief breed anger. and so do the deaths of children. a family gathered for another funeral. it was for leyla al—ghandour, who was eight months old. she had a weak heart and when she inhaled tear gas, she died, herfamily said. children make up half gaza's population. six were killed on monday, according to the ministry of health. her mother mariam was in a pit of grief. at shifa, the main hospital, wounded men were being transferred to egypt for surgery. inside, they were still treating casualties from the protest. this boy is 16. all day, i've been asking palestinians if ham

seventy years ago these protests are all geared towards marking that day that the palestinians call nakba the catastrophe it also coincides with the moving of the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem after donald trump's declaration that jerusalem was recognized by the u.s. as israel's capital so that particular confluence of dates is likely to be the real climax and people are obviously concerned that violence could escalate again around that period our forces on the gaza israel border we will come back to of course if developments horrific events change there are we going to latest updates page on this one as well stretches right back to those first protests on march thirty and then as we say culminating may fifteenth which is the seventieth anniversary of what palestinians call the naacp by the creation of israel this is a really good page to keep across for all these latest developments that there is actually just a list of all the names of the forty one palestinians have been killed since the start of these protests if you search for gaza protests at zero dot com you'll find that

rounds selectively one of this week's gaza violence was a fueled on tuesday by the anniversary of al nakba a day that symbolizes the displacement of palestinians and we spoke to one palestinian witness of the very first jewish settlers arriving on the shores of what is now israel. cluelessly in the number of palestinians killed or injured in those rallies horrifying most of the missing villains have nothing to do with any minute show and i say they just want justice and to return to their ancestral lands which are occupied by israel and they want the world to know about the fight for justice the princess's ranald israeli army had not reacted so disproportionately it could have been some form of agreement people would have just gone home all the decisions on the palestinian problem made long ago shrine to un resolutions if israel agrees to comply with them there will be peace in palestine. and the. us president donald trump has been accused of racism in the media but it turns out his comments in this case was clearly taken out of context. people coming into the country trying to stop it. bu

this week scars of violence was fueled on tuesday by the anniversary of our now nakba that's a day that symbolizes the displacement of the palestinian people and the creation of israel we spoke to one palestinian who witnessed the day the first jewish settlers arrived and the rise of violence that followed. well if any and the number of palestinians killed or injured in those rallies is horrifying most of them a civilian have nothing to do with any military organization they just want justice and to return to their ancestral lands which are occupied by israel they want the world to know about their fight for justice the process is run on if the israeli army had not reacted to disproportionately they could have been some form of agreement people would have just gone home all the decisions on the palestinian problem and made long ago shrines in un resolutions if israel agrees to comply with them there will be peace in palestine. in a lavish ceremony britain's prince harry has married former american t.v. actress my good markel it was watched by an estimated global t.v. audience of more th

one of this week's gaza violence was fueled on tuesday by the anniversary of allen nakba a day that symbolizes the displacement of palestinians and we spoke to a palestinian witness of the very first jewish settlers arriving on the shores of what is now israel. and if any and the number of palestinians killed or injured in israelis horrifying most of them civilians have nothing to do with any minute sure organization they just want justice and true tuns their ancestral lands which are occupied by israel they want the world to know about the fight for justice the princess's ronde if the israeli army had not reacted to disproportionately they could have been some form of agreement people would have just gone home all the decisions on the palestinian problem made long ago and enshrined in un resolutions if israel agrees to comply with them there will be peace in palestine and the polis leon are reporting on the continued violence along the gaza border. b. gyptian president el-sisi has ordered for the rafa border crossing between israel and gaza to be open for the whole month of ramadan the last t

today is also nakba day, which commemorates the 1948 expulsion of palestinians from their homes. >>> to developing news now. tonight a top north korean official says his country has no interest in a summit with the united states if it's based on one-sided demand to give up its nukes. the announcement follows an earlier warning from the north threatening to cancel the meeting altogether between president trump and kim jong un. >>> the resignation of a santa clara city councilman is official tonight. that's after allegations he sexually harassed former campaign staff members and students at the schools where he taught. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo attended tonight's council meeting. >> so the next action is to accept the letter of resignation. >> reporter: the santa clara city council voted unanimously to accept dominic caserta's resignation. he would have faced his accusers at tuesday night's meeting. >> he's a sexual predator. he needs to be -- he needs to register. he needs to be -- it's just not right. >> i was saddened to hear that i was not the only one, that this was a pat

palestinians call it "nakba" — catastrophe. 70% of palestinians in gaza are refugees, stuck fast in historyral was much quieter than his death — shot through the eye during the protests. his body was wrapped in the hamas flag. he was 23, and his friends were there to bury him. there were tender moments. israel says it told them to stay away from the border, and hamas is responsible for what happened. his friend said yazan had worked at the hospital, without pay, because of gaza's collapsing economy. poverty and grief breed anger. and so do the deaths of children. a family gathered for another funeral. it was for leyla al—ghandour, who was eight months old. she had a weak heart, and when she inhaled tear gas, she died, herfamily said. children make up half gaza's population. six were killed on monday, according to the ministry of health. her mother, mariam, is in a pit of grief. at shifa, the main hospital, wounded men were being transferred to egypt for surgery. inside, they were still treating casualties from the protest. this boy is 16. all day, i've been asking palestinians if hamas forc

the thirtieth of march now this week scars of violence was fueled on tuesday by the anniversary of nakba a day that does symbolize the displacement of the palestinian people and the creation of israel we spoke to a palestinian who witnessed the day the first jewish settlers arrived on the rise of violence that followed in the region. cluelessly and the number of palestinians killed or injured in those rallies is hard. refining most of the mr villains who have nothing to do with any military organization they just want justice and to return to their ancestral lands which are occupied by israel they want the world to know about their fight for justice the protestors run and if the israeli army did not react it's a disproportionately they could have been some form of agreement people would have just gone home all the decisions on the palestinian problem made long ago trying to un resolutions if israel agrees to comply with them there will be peace in palestine. and. now in other news today militants have attempted to attack the orthodox cathedral in the capital of the russian republic of ch

this week's gaza violence was fueled on tuesday by the anniversary of al nakba day that symbolizes the displacement of palestinians and we spoke to one palestinian witness of the first jewish settlers arriving on the shores of what is now israel. and if any of the number of palestinians killed or injured in israelis horrifying most of them civilians have nothing to do with any miniature organization they just want justice and true times their ancestral lands which are occupied by israel they want the world to know about the fight for justice and the process is run and if the israeli army did not react is it disproportionately they could have been some form of agreement people would have just gone home all the decisions on the palestinian problem made long ago in un resolutions if israel agrees to comply with them there will be peace in palestine. despite the widespread condemnation of israel's actions against the palestinians not many of their arab allies are willing to take any real action to support them as colas clear explains the gypsum president el-sisi has ordered for the rafa bo

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