. >>> our own nicole johnton experiencing the conflict first hand. an update on what is happening on the ground in gaza, and what the ceasefire could mean. >>>

. >> nicole johnton, live for us there in gaza. >> now, across the occupied west bank, the palestinian authoritiy is being criticised for not doing more to support the people of gaza, nine palestinians have been killed protesting. we have this report that support for hamas is growing. >> reporter: when this man arrived at hospital doctors didn't think he would survive. he was sht in the heart during a demonstration at a checkpoint in a protest against gaza. he said he would do it again. >> if we don't go, who will. >> this man is recovering in the same ward. he was shot in the lung by israeli troops, after being hit with a tear gas cannes tear by palestinian authority forces. he things pa shouldn't defend the settlements. >> translation: i look at the pa security force, i see anger, we are like each other. how are we different. >>> both believe the protest at cal andia marks the beginning of the end of the occupation. without a push from the palestinian authority, few agree that the current demonstrations will turn into a popular uprising. >> the pa, which is the governing body and the

nicole johnton in gaza.his isn't the first time that al jazeera has come under attack in the gaza strip. >> an israeli shell landed near in 2012, damaging the building and forcing our journalists to relocate. israel's foreign minister says his government is looking to ban al jazeera from operating inside israel. speaking during a meeting with his counter part, al jazeera has become a pillar of hamas' propaganda effort. al jazeera considering the comment as serious matter, israel is accountable for the safety of our teams working inside israel, and the palestinian territories. that's just turn our attention back to that latest diplomatic development in the conflict between gads & israel. our seen control mill analyst join us. james just told us about this meeting between the royal heads, for international viewers how significant is this meeting between the two. >> it is significant for two reasons. one, is that saudi arabia has long played an important role in whatever the concerns the near east and qatar has

. >>> our own nicole johnton experiencing the conflict first hand. an update on what is happening on the ground in gaza, and what the ceasefire could mean. >>> plus the biggest ebola outbreak, and information about an north american w-- american who carried out a suicide attack in syria, and he returned to the united states before the suicide attack much . >>> brabing news from the -- breaking news from the middle east - secretary of state john kerry and ban ki-moon, secretary-general, say both sides have agreed to a 72 hour humanitarian trurks beginning 1 -- truce, beginning 1am tomorrow. let's go to nick schifrin in gaza. what more do we know about the truce? this was announced in the last 20-30 minutes. according to secretary-genera ban ki-moon and secretary of state john kerry, the ceasefire will start tomorrow. both parties said they'll leave their forces in place. the israeli troops remain on the border, and drones remaining above and the threat of actions staying high. that means that they are not supposed to fire any rockets, but they can use