took place in 1948, and you i believe you know what nakba is, you've covered at many times, it's the displacement and disposition of palestinians upon the creation of the israeli regime. in 1948. i saw that happening again yesterday in front of my own eyes. thousands of cars filled with people running for their lives. the there is some sort of some sort of uh plan by the israeli regime. when you talk to people in gaza, some say ... they're trying to kick us out of the guys are step entirely towards san peninsula others say they want to put us here like... concentration camp and kill everyone uh and i believe me i was shocked yesterday especially as we as we had the press tv sng truck heading to hununes on my right of the road i looked there was the the united nations the relief and works agency for palestine refuges unra. unra is like the green zone in iraq this is like a fortified area even if you stand out. side of it, you need special permit, it takes you couple of days just to stand outside to film, what i saw yesterday, the gates were wide open all the gates, so even we circle a

let alone the sheer terror of palestinians experiencing a second nakba . many people are saying, we're not leaving our homes. the palestinian ministry said we refuse to evacuate because we're not going to let our people face it alone. at the same time, i'm aware there is some pressure from european officials and the israeli government discreetly to sort of backtrack this decision, but they are telling me quite obviously it is unlikely they would have much influence in israel without the was coming on board. until now, the biden administration has not made its mind up about an event that is way, way more horrendous than the full opinion -- the philippine nakba. amy: we have been trying to reach guests and gaza and we are not able to make any connection at this point. muhammad shehada, if you could explain more, the conditions on the ground and the significance as i listened last night to the general director of the palestine red crescent society say, how do we move people out of hospitals would this short amount of time, not to mention more than one million

to this day, palestinians refer to that event as �*al nakba', arabic for �*the catastrophe�*.om gaza, hamas has waged several wars with israel since it came to power. the most recent being in may 2021 when hundreds died during 11 days of fighting. rym momtaz is a specialist in middle eastern politics. is it actually possible for israel to remove the military threat of hamas without becoming an army of occupation in gaza, which hasn't worked in the past? israel has tried in the last 15 years to remove hamas as a — at least as a military organisation. this time around they seem to have a plan that is even harder than all of their previous attempts. but it does look like a very difficult operation to pull off, especially if they have to respect international law — as they do — and as the united states and other countries are reminding them to do. and if palestinian civilians are not going to be collectively punished for whatjust happened and what hamas did against israeli civilians. hamas does not represent all palestinians. in the west bank, which is bordered by the dead sea and

of the nakba.s an impossible order. it is another indication of the intent to destroy, the intent to commit genocide and worthwhile to emphasize the defense ministry of gallant, the new term he coined, complete siege. it seems like a completely new term that really takes what was already a 17-your siege on gaza, the longest in modern history, which was already a clear violation of international humanitarian law, takes this each and turns it into a complete siege. which signals the turn to the genocidal destruction that we are seeing, including with the eviction order. it is also worthwhile to try to explain i think why israel is so explicit in its declaration. we have heard israel's president talk about evil and heard biden 's use of the word evil. eu leaders describe the hamas as evil. the hamas attack was horrendous war crimes rightly shock many israelis and many people around the world. but evil is not a term to describe them, it is a term to demonize and conceptualize and really enhance -- that

it's not even new nag, it's like series of nakbas are taking place every minute, every hour of the day here, every nak every person out of the people who live in gaza has his own special na designed by the israeli regime, a unique na unique catastrophe because of of of the type of suffering that people have to go through, the type of of agony that everyone has to go through, everyone. you see on the screen walking around young and old has been through held back and forth hundreds of times in in few days and this is the least i can say all right thank you for that uh we do obviously feel for you and people like you there uh obviously our um hearts go out to the type of suffering that you're that you're feeling we do um try to highlight not only your story which we have uh but also obviously uh the plate of other palestinians w to the same degree uh let's cross on over now to uh he is uh a activist and political analyst he has traveled to lebanon and here he is uh in a place called aitarun uh which he joins us uh perhaps sarbas you can tell us why you're there and uh of course what's goi

we suffered the nakba in 1948. palestinians always have the nakba in their minds.what the prime minister netanyahu -- the people of gaza [indiscernible] minister of defense had no electricity, no water, no fuel, and no food. from the first minutes for the reaction, they began to bomb. they were targeting civilians. later on, there are people in the north of gaza were asked to move to the south as if the south is a safe haven. but when people leave, hundreds of thousands of them moved to the south, the israelis bombarded them. more than 170 were killed on the move to the south. the last two days, the south has had bombing and the concentration of bombing of the israelis and the smart bombs, 32, 37. smart american bombs are targeting everywhere. why should we be good victims? the world is watching. i cannot be a good victim for the israeli criminal occupation in this war launched against us after a blockade of 16 years and after the occupation of 55 years. after 75 years, we have no rent -- [indiscernible] it is not a secret. the whole world is watching. and those wh

been pushing for wars because in order to achieve the grand plan of repeating and completing 1948 the nakba. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. palestinian health officials in the gaza strip say the death toll from two weeks of unrelenting israeli attacks has topped 4100, with over 13,000 wounded. more than 1000 gaza residents remain missing, many of them under the rubble of collapsed homes. in one overnight incident, the saint porphyrius greek orthodox church in gaza city, which was sheltering hundreds of displaced palestinians, was struck by an apparent israeli air strike. gaza officials say 18 christian palestinians were killed. part of the 12th century structure, one of the oldest churches in the world, was reduced to rubble. this is a survivor. >> they came here to escape the airstrikes. they thought they were safe here. the destruction followed them. biden, you're giving all your support to israel to kill the civilians. amy: gaza's hospitals are on the brink of collapse with shortages of fuel, elec

, another nakba to be unfolding on our people by depopulating the gaza strip of its 2.3 million and toow them outside to egypt and make it an egyptian problem. the israeli defense forces have been massing along the boundary, ahead of an expected ground offensive into gaza. and on friday, israel carried out local raids in the gaza strip to try to locate the up to 150 people being held hostage. as many as 1300 people were killed in last weekend's attacks by members of hamas, a group designated as a terror organisation by many western governments. the israeli ambassador to the un has called on the un to support israel's order to evacuate gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said israelis are "fighting for the homeland". translation: we are striking our enemies i with an unprecedented power. i emphasise it's just the beginning. 0ur enemies havejust begun to pay the price. i can't divulge what comes next, but i can tell you it's just the beginning. the israeli military says it has struck a "terrorist target" in southern lebanon belonging to the hezbollah militant group. also, in leba

jets are bombing the gaz strip causing this massive destruction unimaginable, so when i said uh new nakba, i'm referring to 1948. when zionist gangs ethic cleansed the historic line of palestine and uh expelled and disposessed some 8000 palestinians. now the plan by the israeli regim today is to uh expel 1.1 million palestinians from the areas i mentioned earlier to the north of here to the south of the of of the gaza valley meaning you can go to the sirat central gaza there al- balah al-buray. refuji camp rafa khans other than that you will be killed or you risk dying so uh i really don't know how much how how many remained in ghaza because as we were leaving today it was like uh it was like a i thought i was dreaming i didn't i didn't realize that we're actually leaving our towns and cities in gaza city and going south of the ghaza. valley, i'm sorry, something extremely strange. i'm gonna ask you to stay with us as we're now going live to the syrian capital damascus where visiting iranian foreign ministerin, abdullah han is holding a joint press conference with his syrian counterpart.

israel after expelling hundreds of thousands of palestinians again to deliberately create another nakba which means the targets the west bank and it target gaza and the west bank they want to push the people to jordan okay this is what what is the jordanian and in gaza they want to push the people to uh to egypt and this is what buckles the egyptians and worries them the they the politicians openly. now in the z entity talking about nakbah which is that mean amounting to genocide not only in gaza as well in the west bank and this is we can see their action in the nur shams refugee camp in tulkarim or in jeneen or trying to put the palestinians in the west bank in in three bond stands and beseed them worse than gaza and then push their majority. outside to jordan and let jordan deal with them and they grab the best of the lands of the west bank, because today we have nearly one million settler in the west bank and the settlers in the west bank they are calling their government to create the settler's estate in the west bank today, so this is coupled with what happened in gaza, we can rea

this is the nakba of 2023.he feeling of being under assault notjust in gaza but also here in the west bank, they are pushing everyone to a breaking point. emotionally, psychologically. and also on the street. the anger is palpable. the fact that there is just no horizon, no end in sight to all of this, no path that palestinians feel they can pursue towards their end goal of freedom without being punished and crushed. i think only adds to this cocktail of tension and violence. the situation we are in, is this all the fault of israel? are 1500 people who have lost their lives in gaza and another 11 palestinians killed today in the west bank. but what about the leadership within the palestinian communities? it is lacking. the rhetoric has always been that there is not a partner for peace, how do you respond? if been that there is not a partner for peace, how do you respond? iii are been that there is not a partner for peace, how do you respond? if we are auoin to peace, how do you respond? if we are going to be —

new catastrophe or the new... reviction of palestinians or relocation was this was similar to the nakba of 1948, the disposition and forced removal from palestinians back in 1948 around 8000 of them from the historic land of palestine to other places, so right now myself included, we are idps, we are internally displaced people persons and as of of when the uh warning was made by by the uh israeli army spokesperson basically... the first day around 100,000 people moved out of ghaza city and the northern parts of the ghaza strip hitting heading south of of the gaza valley towards uh the balalah khanus rafah and other other villages south of the the gaza valley uh two days ago that number has jumped to 8000. now i believe the number is much much higher uh because of what people saw uh the the atrocities that that took place since israel declared the the northern part of the gaza strip as a war zone and a combat area uh people started heading some people you know panicked and started to to move. and that's normal other people decided to uh to stay and i know all of them were killed friends

now hamas says palestinians will not leave their homeland in the second nakba after israel issued an ultimatum telling people in the north of gaza to move south. within 24 hours, the resistance group in a statement called on residents not to leave their homes. it said people in gaza reject is israeli threats and will not repeat nakba, referring to the mass displacements of palestinians in 1948. hamas at tel aviv is seeking to get rid of the palestinian people by killing and expelling them. earlier on friday the israeli military called on all residents in gaza city to evacuate their homes and head south of the territory. the military warned that it will. continue to operate significantly in the city in the following days. the israeli army later dropped flyers on gaza warning residents to flee immediately to the south. palestinian prime minister muhammad shataya says hospitals in gaza are running low on fuel and that could turn them into what he called collective cemetaries. what we call for is immediate system. the attacks on our people in gaza, safe passage to provide necessary and n

the egyptians and worries them, the they the politicians openly now in the z entity talking about nakba which is that mean amounting to genocide not only in gaza as well in the west bank and this is we can see their action in the nur shams refugee camp in tulkarim or in jene or trying to put the palestinians in the west bank in in three bond stands and beseed them worse than gaza and then push their majority outside to jordan. and let jordan deal with them and they grab the best of the lands of the west bank, because today we have nearly one million settler in the west bank, and the settlers in the west bank, they are calling their government to create the settler's estate in the west bank today, so this is coupled with what happening in gaza, we can read this, the west is behind israel totally to try to push for the creating of greater israel, but they are mistaken, they are failing even to protect themselves from gaza, and the and the resistance within the west bank, with all the costs incurred in gaza or the west bank are formidable and it's moving to stop this project, let's talk ab

hams said people in gaza reject israeli threats and will not allow a repetition of nakba, referring to the mass displacement to palestinians in 1948.

supporting the genocidal zionist entity that has been committing, you know, when people talk about nakbatil now, you see entire families again in gaza being massacred in one strike, the shahab family lost 44 members of their family, this is an ongoing ethnic cleansing, and and to see the images of of... the evacuation from one side of gaza to the other, it's like we're, you know, as someone said on social media, we're seeing venak, but now in highly defined color images that are coming out of gaza, it's it's utterly disgusting. right, and vena, in the midst of this, western countries, like let me mention germany for example, instead of trying to find some way to help the palestinians and to stop this, german foreign ministers warning hezbollah. and iran and the very same germany that supported iraq's uh dictator saddam was saying to wage a war against iran equipped the the dictator with all kinds of banned weaponry and chemical warfare, now uh they are warning iran and hezbullah? yeah, i mean, you know, it's quite extraordinary what we're seeing, i mean we've seen nato member states basi

the issue of refugees began with what is known as the nakba or the ethnic cleansing of. between 1947ch as amnesty international, yet this right is denied of the palestinians by trump's deal, and after visiting countless refugee families, i began to understand why this final status issue, as it is referred to as is un'. negotiable for the palestinian people. this is because the large majority of palestinians are refugees, whether displaced internally or externally from their homelands, and any peace solution cannot reject these refugees. a just solution must include these refugees as human beings and must also recognize these refugees as being palestinian, something that the israeli regime and us now wish to deny of the refugees, their very identity. with the us withdrawing funds to the united nations relief and works agency set up to support palestinian refugees, it is clear that trump's deal is nothing more than an israeli and christian evangelical right-wing plan to inflict a final blow against the palestinians, making them irrelevant to the ongoing european settler colonial projec

as part of operation alaxa flood. hm says the palestinans will not leave their homeland in a second nakba

ash mentioned the um, the displacement of palestinians uh, at the nakba, 1948, um, the catastrophe, umgaza is a very small place, uh, what is it? 5 miles wide, 23, 25 miles uh in length, um, where where does, something like one million people are displaced right now, so they're like doubly displaced, multigenerational, doubly displaced uh um uh refugee population, it's it's insane, and i think that's the point is that the israelis uh, this uh zionist entity is really trying to create have. and and anxiety uh, a sense of hopelessness in in in the palestinians uh, but that also again that's something that you know, when you when you're when you're in palestine, it's something that you cannot um, you have to try really hard to become hopeless, because the palestinians are resilient, um, and they do not give up uh, you know, again a model for the world, the idea of another thing i'd like to highlight is the systematic um targeting of ambulances uh double tapping uh we saw this in in uh 2000 e 2009 2012 2014 um you know the israelis would carry out air strikes uh and when parametics would s

it said people in uh gaza reject israeli threats and will not repeat uh the nakba referring to the mass displacement of palestinians back in 1948. hamas said that tel aviv is uh seeking to get rid of the palestinian people by killing and expelling them earlier on friday the israeli military called. on all residents in gaza city to evacuate their homes and head south of the territory, the military warned that will continue to operate significantly in the city in the following days, the israeli army leader dropped flyers on gaza warning residents to flee immediately to the south. political analyst sayid resvy believes that the western media has turned a blind eye on the catastrophic situation of the palestinians in uh... defense of the oppressers media is a sort of war strategy. by those zist power who are using it as a war strategy to cut the truth in the media to show blindness towards the happening which is criality done to the people of gaz to the people of palestine. you see this is the thing which people understand in the word that media is used as a tool, media is used as a corrupt

mass palestinian migration after the creation of the state of israel, which palestinians call the "nakba catastrophe. we should not allow, as humans, and others as defenders of international humanitarian and as you and as a security council to allow, after 75 years of our ist nakba another nabbout to be falling on our people by d populating the gaza strip of its 2.3 million and throw them outside to egypt and make it, you know, an egyptian problem. the israeli defence forces have been massing along the boundary ahead of an expected ground offensive into gaza. and on friday, israel carried out local raids in the gaza strip to try to locate the up to 150 people being held hostage. as many as 1,300 people were killed in last weekend's attacks by members of hamas, a group designated as a terror organisation by many western governments. the israeli ambassador to the un has called on the un to support israel's order to evacuate gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said israelis are "fighting for the homeland." translation: we are striking our enemies — translation: we are striking our e

, the nakba is the is the the disaster in arabic, and it's when the palestinians were pushed out and killed in 1948 and ethnically cleansed, and and israeli official said it was time for another na, um, you saw benjamin netan yahoo tweeted this really scary. racist thing about like children of the light versus children of the dark, um, they're not hiding their intenstions, that's what makes it so scary is that they're saying these things out loud, and then if they're asked by civilians, like natalie bennet, is the uh previous, the last prime minister of israel was saying, was asked about civilians, are you really asking me about palestinians, shame on you, shame on you, and then they what if it was your family, and then they compare them to nazis, there are a couple of things that they're. i saw another woman like an ambassador being asked by a british journalist what about the humanitarian disaster she went from saying there is no humanitarian disaster to saying what tamas is fall to saying these are nazis and what would you do if your children were were um kidnapped or killed it's

when when we take a look at the fact that they want to uproot palestinians which is deemed another nakba um why do they feel that that is the answer uh and that palestinians would even go for it? regional countries have rejected it, iran, qatar, even saudi arabia, egypt also has rejected that, but the... say that egypt has to do that because they don't want to have their civilian population turn on them. how do you how do you view it? well, first the palestinians have in gaza or at least most. them to say to be frank have expressed their intentions not to leave gazza and some of them even expressed that they will not repeat the mistakes of their ancestors who left thinking that they are leaving temporarily and then their land was occupied after they left uh israel is trying right now as it seems to not just to defeat gazza but to occupy it after it defeats it cannot it cannot approat the the armed resistance without approating the... people because the environment is what gave birth to this resistance and as long as this environment is present in gazza it will always give birth to an arm

, this means another nakba, another massacres palestinians might be facing, like what happened in theettlers who live in the israeli settlements very close to the jordan valley area. this means another message that first to terrify the children and maybe to tell them that this might be your destiny like what's happening in the gaz strap uh of course they were terrify they had terrified the children there and they... they also had been seen in several areas booming the the mountains and with their guns of course several days ago an israel sitler had killed a palestinian farmer he when a group of settlers rided the village village near napolis palestinians had been picking olives there it's the season of olive here and he opened fire a palestinian shot him and killed him all right uh if you're still with us, yes, great, you know, it's very ironic because i looked up this particular uh piece of news that you uh reveal relate to us and i thank you for that, when you look onto the message that the the settlers have on these flyers, the uh put the label of isis onto the hamas resistance fig

, another nakba to be unfolding on our people by depopulating the gaza strip of its 2.3 million, andthem outside to egypt and to make it an egyptian problem. the israeli ambassador to the united nations has called on the un to support israel's order to evacuate gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israelis were "fighting for the homeland." translation: we are striking our enemies i with an unprecedented power. i emphasise it's just the beginning. our enemies havejust begun to pay the price. i can't divulge what comes next, but i can tell you it's just the beginning. the un secretary general antonio guterres called for the release of all hostages, and said it's "impossible" for palestinians to fully comply with evacuation orders. the situation in gaza has reached a dangerous new low. the horrific terror attacks by hamas on israel that killed more than 1,200 people and injured thousands more last saturday were followed by intense bombardment of gaza that has already killed 1,800 people and injured thousands more. moving more than1 million people across a densely populated war z

the galilee now by israel. my mother brought me into this on the 14th of july 1948, the day of the nakbawhile my father fought in the war, i now my words, although this is my only weapon, i strong because i'm since her excel, witnessed dramatic changes in the landscape surrounding home, construction of the israeli wall which eventually ensuckled her home to the gradual building settlements which engulfed what was once palean and called a land, her town the last time i visited jerusalem was seven years ago, but it is now forbidden by the israelis. they forbid me from everything that hold did me, praying in alax mosk, buying sweet cakes from the old markets of jerusalem, and walking the ancient path of the old city, there is no place more beautiful than jerusalem, i would love to be there just to see the markets, the shops, the old streets and pray in alaxamos. اجمل ولا احلى ولا اطيب. مشبرات. was built because it is the western entrance for jerusalem, it is new jerusalem and named it karam, it means our pride, fatima described the land to me, stating the land is ab and the blankets are sky

we heard statements by israeli officials about the need for second nakba.rael and the israeli settlers who are backed by the full force of the israeli state were attacking palestinian communities across the west bank , burning homes, killing people, taking over land, the united states government has given this right-wing government in israel a visa waiver program that excluded palestinian americans, especially those from gaza, and was pushing for an israeli-saudi normalization and a way that empowered netanyahu's vision at peace with the rest of the arab world can be -- through ignoring the just a means of palestinians. there has to be complete reconfiguration of this approach . and there has to be tough questions that need to be asked. amy: i wanted to get your comment on the israeli military informing palestinians in gaza they would be identified as a partner in a terrorist organization if they did not follow forced displacement orders and move south. this message came in leaflets that were dropped from the sky by drones on saturday after israel ordered 1

my mother brought me into this world on the 14th of july 1948, the day of the nakba.r fought in the war, i now fight with my words, although this is my only weapon, i'm strong, because i'm right. has witnessed dramatic changes in the landscape surrounding her home, from the construction of the israeli wall which eventually incirled her home to the gr building of israeli se golfed was once palestinian agricultural land, her town was considered the safest par to walk to the holy city of jerusalem, the last time i visited jerusalem it was seven years ago, but it is now forbidden by the israelis. they forbid me from everything that i hold dear to me, praying in alamosk, buying sweet cakes from the old markets of jerusalem, and walking through the ancient path of the old city, there is no place more beautiful in jerusalem. i would love to be there just to see the markets, the shops, the old streets and to pray in al-axamosk. ما فيش اجمل ولا احلى ولا اطيب. was built because it is the western entrance for jerusalem, it is near jerusalem and this is why we built this village

palestinian artists have devoted all their intellectual. and creative abilities since the nakba in 1948e. it is for their narrative to be noticed, above all the conspiracies hatched against them for the insidious purpose of imposing false facts on the ground and on the palestinian people. and painting a picture that attempts to identify israel, the aggressor as the victim. every artwork presents a valuable theme and truth about palestine in a beautiful and civilized way. i think the israelis oppose this as they search for any image that they can use to tarnish the palestinian community and depict palestinians as terrorists. this is key goal. israel, because such art portrays a civilized people, which the israeli don't want the world to see, بقمه الحضاره. المثقفين واجبهم ورسالهم. our cause, that we are the rightful owners of this land. this land is ours as palestinians and those taking it over are intruders and thieves. their claims to the land are illegitimate. the shocking volume of acts and crimes committed and still being committed by the israeli occupation have an enormous and traum

murder, they are killing people so they can they can take over ghaza, the same way they took over nakba

palestinian artists have devoted all their intellectual and creative abilities. since the nakba in 1948g all of palestine. it is for their narrative to be noticed, above all the conspiracies hatched against them for the insidious purpose of imposing false facts on the ground and on the palestinian people. in painting picture. that attempts to identify israel, the aggressor as the victim, every artwork presents a valuable theme and truth about palestine in a beautiful and civilized way. i think the israelis oppose this as they search for any image that they can use to tarnish the palestinian community and depict palestinians as terrorists. this is key goal of israel because the shocking volume of acts and crimes committed and still being committed by the israeli occupation have enormous and traumatic impact on the minds of palestinian artists who carry huge responsibility that urges them toward innovation and creativity and to use all available means to achieve a, a strength of community capable of resisting the occupation, and b) the mobilization of resistance and armed resistance. and

fears of a new nakba having grown ever since israel ordered all palestinians living in gaza city andth gaza to vacate their homes and head south. on monday, palestinian u.n. accused them of trying to depopulate gaza. >> they want to depopulate the gaza strip completely from the entire population and grow them in the land of egypt and the sinai desert. no one should justify our killing or find reasons to give more time to the killer. call for an end of this assault on an entire nation. stop the killing and the west bank i settlers and occupation forces in the forced displacement underway there. amy: we go now to haifa in israel where we're joined by the israeli historian ilan pappÉ. he is professor of history and the director of the european centre for palestine studies at the university of exeter. he is the author of several books, including "the ethnic cleansing of palestine," "a history of modern palestine: one land, two peoples," and "the idea of israel: a history of power and knowledge." 50 years ago, ilan pappÉ fought in the israeli military during the 1973 arab-israeli war and

so we do not want another mass displacement of palestinians, like what happened in the nakba in 1948.hat's what my husband meant about this being a red line. the palestinians have the right to remain on their land. >> the nakba, or catastrophe, that queen rania mentioned, is how palestinians described israel's independence day and the mass exodus of arabs of the newly formed israel state. when we come back, despite warnings from rights groups of urgent and growing needs to gaza there still only limited eight making it to the enclave. but it means for the 2 million people who live there. also, u.s. israeli officials are learning more about how hamas has launched the murders surprise attack on israel. those details, also next. you want to be able to provide your child with the tools or resources they need. with reliable internet at home, through the internet essentials program, the world opened up. fellas, fellas. that's how my son was able to find the hidden genius project. we wanted to give y'all the necessary skills to compete with the future. kevin's now part of this next generation

general of the united nations spoke of a long history of these 75 years and this disaster and this nakba and this displacement and the killing of children, all of these were concentrated, and the enemy is committing more murders day by day, killing children in front of the eyes of the world, targeting hospitals , targeting mosques, killing several thousands of children. out of 1,500 women, he has killed innocent women and committed countless other crimes . the enemy targets countless women and children under all urban and civilian facilities. in short, the enemy has not been able to achieve his goals , they could not even stand against the resistance forces for a few hours and to cover up this failure threatens to attack the ground and also kill children and women at the military level and at the security level. the heroes of the resistance are able to fight in the land of gaza at a depth of 30 kilometers, on the ground, in the sky, and in the sea, just as it became their graveyard during sharon's time , it will also become their graveyard now . it approved a humanitarian ceasefire in ga

upon your hets with the great catastrophe soon and you will be facing another catastrophe another nakba. in addition to this an area near aariha called almarjat israeli settlers throw dolls covered in red paint at the area very clo close to elementary school where in order to scare the young students these dolls had looked like a blood fully covered with blood and the settlers continue to evandalize the the the people that okay thank you very much for that from do appreciate that state, we come for extended coverage, thanks for being with us, as usual, we'll be back with international news the hour, let's bye for now, in september 1978, us president jimmy carter, who was really concerned about peace and security in the world, invited the two sides of major conflict a meeting, guests were anwar al sadat, president of egypt and former fighter. the prime minister of israel begin. after 30 years fruitless arab israeli wars, both sides preferred to talk secretly about the conflict for few days. the secret faux needed a comfortable place and it was situated in washington northwest road top of

and this idea of what they call a second nakba, second mass displacement, is firmly rejected.i call for people to take to the streets and people did. although some people carried on those protests into tahrir and some were chanting revolutionary chants. egyptian authorities have arrested over 100 people because of that. i think many see sisi as laudable of rejecting what is essentially an endorsement of a second nakba, but we have to remember him citing the palestinian cause really rings hollow and we have to remember egypt -- it's concerns are national security concerns, not wanting to have a mess population of palestinians who could launch attacks against israel from northern sinai and having to deal with the refugee crisis. egypt has helped enforce the siege on gaza for many years. he destroyed the tunnels that provided a lifeline to gaza. it has allied with israel in many different ways, security coronation, allow israel to convert aerial bombing campaign in sinai. it also treats palestinians coming in and out of gaza notoriously with and dignity. but so far, this idea of

we've heard ariel colner who is a member of kenneset from the ruling likud party, call for a nakba 2.0, which is essentially a call for genocide and the ethnic cleansing of palestinians as 850 or dead in gaza, so what do you think of that rhetoric in light of your previous condemnation? let me say. few things about that, number one, um, we expect, as we said, that israel will conduct its operations in accordance with international law. number two, there are going to be number of statements made over the course of this conflict, and when we have disagreements with them, we will uh make those known privately, you acknowledge that 80 palestinian children have been killed, do you acknowledge that? will you even acknowledge that 80 palestinian children were killed this week? again babies, do you acknowledge that? you ask a question, i will answer the question. okay, that's my question. i'm sorry , i'm sorry, i'm getting rid of my heart or my heart, by god, we're in trouble , but how are you doing? it doesn't matter, you didn't say how much weight i should put on, it doesn't matter, sir, whi

they are refusing the ongoing nakba. homes and their lands and palestinians will not accept another na, they will not accept another 1947, 1948, they will not obey the demands and orders of the occupation army to leave their land and to leave their home. they see that there is genocide being committed throughout the entire gaza strip against the palestinian people, and so it's very important internationally. to really take a clear and firm stand that the issue is not that it is difficult, the issue is not simply that it is inhumane, the issue is that there shall no longer be enough visited. upon the palestinian people and that this is genocide, and these international bodies have a responsibility to put an end to the genocide, not talk about how to facilitate it. we're going to go back now, listen to the medics that were speaking of the shif hospital, listen, we will not leave this hospital, we will not leave the patients, we will not leave the wounded and the people here in this hospital. the paramedics, the medical sta

the us does have an end game, uproot palestinians commits another nakba, send palestinians to other countries like egypt to the sign desert that, egypt's reward, us debt to be ritten off. meanwhile, palestinians have another image on their mind. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin, thank you for being with, i'll be back with news and brief about four minutes, take care for now. now entering its uh fourth day, we're looking at some uh. for this hour israel f with this dead the air strikes on the ghaza strip raising the death soul of palestinians to over 800, most of them women and children. people in gaza are reportedly used sea water for survival. gazas he has the international community to pressure israel into halting attacks on health infrastructures. iran's president has praised the countries that voted for a un general assembly resolution. condemning israeli crimes ibrahim raisi says the adoption of the resolution despite a carot and stick policy pursued by hegemonic powers is a significant accomplishment he said call from oic meeting or another.

clear merch. they are killing people so they can they can take over ghaza the same way they took over nakbase expo shows how a global arms race is accelerating. souls air defense expo this week is the largest such event in the region with exhibitors from more than 35 countries displaying the cutting edge aircraft and weapons. that's a mid concerns over the real-life impact of the arms trade and its role in fueling conflicts in gaza and ukraine. we have a re south korea's air defense exhibition this week showed off the latest weapons, many in use in conflicts around the world. south korea's arms producers hope to take advantage of the growing interest in their military technologies. soul adex is the only place in south korea where you can see the present and future of aerospace and defense technologies at one place and gives. south korea's military industry, which is attracting global attention, the chance to take a leap forward. but some south koreans are worried about a spiraling arms race. as exhibition vips gathered a hotel in downtown soul, activists outside pointed out the weapons they

since the nakba in 1948, which resulted in the forceable displacement of 750,000 palestinians, the israeli67 war are one of the most serious issues in the israeli palestinian conflict. these illegal settlements have created a series of disconnected. enclaves throughout the west bank, disrupting everyday life for the palestinians. soon after israel took over the west bank, the gaza strip and east jerusalem al quds in the june 1967 war, the regime began building settlements in the newly captured occupied territory. nearly 62000 israeli settlers now live in over 200 settlements. the transfer of population into. occupied territory is a clear violation of international humanitarian law and the fourth geneva convention. to mr khaddumi, the current operation is totally in accordance with international laws. well, we are in freedom process. we are defending ourself against occupation. this is a right which has been granted by the international law, and national community, hence, yes, i agree with you, it is devastating destruction by the israeli arsenal, barbaric arsenal, again. is our innocent pe

, supported by hate speech, led by the occupying authorities who want to continue the crime of the nakbag the most modern weapons, but we are the miracle that does not die and cannot die, and quote, the world witnesses, the killing and destruction and mass arrests and the placement carried out by israel against the palestinian people and has coexisted with these crimes and impunity and even protected it. instead of searching for radical solution to the occupation, ending the occupation and realizing the rights of the palestinian people, is the only way to ensure regional and international stability, security and peace, not killing more palestinians. the serious escalation in the area is the abs, this is mainly caused by the absence of rights and therefore the urgent solution required from the council today is to call for immediate. cessation of the israeli aggression and seasfire, and to work urgently to secure humanitarian access in all parts of the ghaza strip, and to end the... force displacement and to provide international protection for the palestinian people and achieve justice th