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she was a member afar affiliate in palestine. and with her family, her union, her employer, we are all responsible for her safety. her murder has captured for many months now the attention of dozens of institutions. politicians, celebrities, may be hundreds of 1000 of people. the list is endless and will not just make sure that she will always be remembered. but her death shall be inscribed in the thought of most jealous. and we also protest day in day out, relentlessly, and who never stoke exposing the shameful failure of the government's concern to properly investigate and prosecute her careless. so today the submission is another stage in this fight for justice. and for us, the crucial question is not just how to comprehend this extraordinary outpouring of emotion that her killing has triggered it, is that she became the emblem of the targeting of all palestinian journalist by israeli forces, which has been going on for decades and has gone and punish for far too long and all this murderous and hundreds of attacks are well doc

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there are gone, which is to, to go back to palestine and to, to live there. it's such a depressing situation, meaning just one, well, how nasty can reflect. it's like a great board of strength. it's got into such a mess. while there's a human misery is just push me more annoyed me so much to this. they should be ignored for by international government and international opinion. demeanors, you know, it's very, very hard to get an airing for this subject. and one of the things i wanted to ask from this meeting is if this in this parliament would be so important, if we could have perhaps a debate on the issue of palestinian refugees. if we could have the issue being martin the forefront, it would be very important to, to the people living in the refugee camps in lebanon and elsewhere. and especially as a british citizen, the, the, the reminded me that britain has a special responsibility for the 2 parliamentarians, jenny tongue and thomas shepherd were keen to listen to her job della story and stories from the camp. but i realized how complicated the palestine a

i remember saying something like there are 2 palestine, it's now there's palestine over there, which is the of she, the conflict with israel occupied territories, et cetera. and the palestine over here, which is the one where we are being silenced, where this i h r a definition is being used. that's what i wanted to talk about. well, i didn't get a chance. the chair person of the meeting stopped me just like that. somebody and said, no, we can't go on with this. we can't go on with this. thank you very much. and i was cut off just like that. it can't describe the way i felt it was like a slap in the phase. it was like being elbowed out physically of meeting the door opening and being thrown out into the corridor. it felt just like that with whole with ah, ah ah, with oh, an episode 3 at the labor files. how cats tama allowed a culture of racism to develop in the labor party at that point at which good people in vote and ness. i've stopped regarding people of african heritage is human . they really don't lie. people who are black, brown, and on the left, october are now to sierra, in

i know the strength of egypt and that comes from his childhood and an expulsion from palestine . he knows what he's waiting for. why he indoors what he does. but i wonder about the generation born in the camp of mon shows me another with many skills when insist on making me a coffee at his local carter. he has studied to be a nurse for is not allowed to practice because he is a palestinian refugee and all his friends, each of them with hopes and dreams and possibilities also thwarted at every step because their palistine refugees, gal all and o allah law. and i am at sings, now's at weddings, inside the camp. that is, is the only way to provide for his young family gambiola. and they're like, i'm like, i'm like, i'm like, oh, good on your audi. none and gone in to judge of other law that you entered into love. ah mid was fortunate stood many of his friends didn't have this chance. i was oh no matter what a child i wonder what the future holds for this young man. how would these harmony did they dream of another life outside the count? this remind me about easy it was for myself a

you haven't, has a doctor. hundreds of a 100 on palestine from none was implemented on slug or is it possible? not a single that is an ocean was implemented level 754. it is a lot of our home here. i'm the general assembly with 97. there's an oceans somehow drain from the security council. i'll go to images 196 resolutions should clear, come from the human rights council amendment and not one was implemented well. how come? why, the man, why you went in here or there. and every one calls for implementation and cause for implementing the international legitimacy a while ago this as an ocean was adopted for palestine and no one cares or not a single resolution and only meant one single resolution. and then us, we have a we want the implementation of a single resolution. and right now, one met with dissolution. $181.00 which you have at the is solution 181 year, 100 pounds, some lum. i'm the whole armoire. a solution that we want to me you to be implemented, we want you to implement resolution $181.00 and with it model another resolution. why are out of the leave? what is the ocean 194

i remember saying something like there are 2 palestine, it's now there's palestine over there, which is the of she, the conflict with israel occupied territories, et cetera. and the palestine over here, which is the one where we are being silenced, where this i h r a definition is being used. that's what i wanted to talk about. well, i didn't get a chance. the chair person of the meeting stopped me just like that. somebody and said, no, we can't go on with this. we kind of go on with this. thank you very much. and i was cut off just like that. it did. so i can't describe the way i felt it was like a slap in the phase. it was like being elbowed out physically of meeting the door, opening and being thrown out into the corridor. it felt just like that in with the whole, with ah, [000:00:00;00] with oh and episode 3 at the labor files. how can tom allowed a culture of racism to develop in the labor party at that point at which people in vote and ness stopped regarding people of african heritage is human. they really don't lie. people who are black, brown, and on the left, october on al j

those who wished to support the ah, i was invited to speak to the constituency about palestine. and i was very glad to do it now that considerate north hackney north is known to be a left wing pro palace generally pro palestinian constituency. so i felt really i was among friends that i remember seeing something like there are 2 palestine, it's now there's palestine over there, which is the of she, the conflict with israel occupied territories, et cetera. and the palestine over here, which is the one where we are being silenced, where this i h r a definition is being used. that's what i wanted to talk about. well, i didn't get a chance. the chair person of the meeting stopped me just like that. somebody and said, no, we can't go on with this. we can't go on with this. thank you very much. and i was cut off just like that. it did. so i can't describe the way i felt it was like a slap in the phase. it was like being elbowed out physically over meeting the door, opening and being thrown out into the corridor. it felt just like that in with hold with blue, with o, an episode, 3 at t

how my grandmother to whom can we complain to got on palestine the observer state. and this organization for 10 years now has a qualifies of membership that you or we have all recognized by this time have been working seriously and with the other states over the world and the defense comedies and specialized organs. and it has successfully the g 77 and china. we are an observer slade. and despite that, we have shared the group and we have succeeded in own words. so why are allowed to be full members? and what are we lacking, gunman from and why a recognize the state of about his line and accept a membership in the united nation. therefore, i know he, we wish i know you and therefore we beg and therefore we leave. and with our request a full membership now, and we ask, why are you implementing double standards against us? we are the exception. we are the only ones and the word on whom the standards are being applied. on the other hand, i would like to point upon the secretary general of the united nations to work a elaborate and international accommodation of the lan

i know the strength of egypt and that comes from his childhood and then expulsion from palestine. he knows what he's waiting for. why he indoors what he does. but i wonder about the generation born in the camp of men chose me. another was many skills when insist on making me a coffee at a slow book, arthur. he has studied to be a nurse for is not allowed to practice because he is a palestinian refugee and all his friends, each of them with hopes and dreams, impossibilities also thwarted at every step because their palistine refugees gal on oh, i love the law. i am, it seems now's at weddings inside the camp. that is his only way to provide for his young family umbrella and yeah, like i'm like, i'm like, i live. oh oh and i need to judge of other law about you and into mid was fortune study. many of his friends did not have this chance. i was a good number to a job. and so i wonder what the future holds with his young man. how would they support harmony to the dream of another life outside the county? this remind me about easy it was for myself and my good friend jack care job. som

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or most of them who are in palestine before 9 to 48. you get used to it, but you don't it's not a normal. and no more life show. a med was the one who challenged me to come here. i want to know about him. i want to see him in his world. oh yes. i know the strength of egypt and that comes from his childhood and an expulsion from palestine . he knows what he's waiting for. why he endures what he does. but i wonder about the generation born in the can chose me another was many skills when insist on making me a coffee at his local kathy. he has studied to be a nurse for is not allowed to practice because he is a palestinian refugee are all his friends. each of them with hopes and dreams and possibilities also thwarted every step because their palestinian refugees go on. oh, i am at sinks, now's at weddings, inside the camp. that is the only way to provide for his young family umbrella. and they're like, i'm like, i'm let alone all went on your audi. none and gone in to judge of other law about you and in the mid was fortunate stood many of

and houston cemented in the solidarity that we've seen the last couple years in palestine. i don't think things are necessarily coincidences, but for our audience, who might be like, what are these 2 guys talking about? let's give them a little clip about your pin trail of state list. that's a 2nd generation state. let me take a take a look. stella, this is though you know, generational and there's so many different layers to immigration and different ways to get your citizenship different paths to that, whether it be through marriage, go through the sie process. and i was part of the story that i wanted to tell which is what antic to my experience. and there's much more to tell 22 years of been telling ourselves everything's going to be fine. well, it's never going to happen. pay you a think me and your dad so about dad feeling saw the photo. it said we gaddy on it is oh we carry on. i mean, kind of in the message in the show that, that really him, me, when i saw that moment for so many reasons i want to ask you off the back of that. i mean, the depiction of the u. s. immi

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prior to this, in palestine, near jerusalem, yahoz, the monks founded the spitals of the messet panaary for sewing, there wounded kryzhanovites and a feast. it is important that the german is similar, however, the tauton order is also from the latin version of the word german alleyak, but i am not a trapeze at the far edge of the bolts. there's a denial. just at the request, he was beaten by the conord prince of mazovia. this is from the terrible central poland, the mias bald tribes of the prusel, fashionable, he had to interrogate for smoking. yes, help the german king frederick another, he valued adrazu and in 1226 issued a golden bula, allowing the complete freedom of the deltonian. orders on the lands of ponds. i would have been told by all orders, yes, help heal defend. well, new lands for ukraine to be mined at 1.230 and they settle near the area at the mouth of the vistula and there is a fortress there, a torrent city with such a name, and until now it stands above it in the same place after the vistula, the goat walker, the support of the bastards to the prussians, step up, b

and that's why as central to the do the do, the dignified life of the palestine refugee. and that is like in a situation of almost entire collapse bad. that economic and financial system is living on keeping under a strong giving it that, that, that, that position, that, that strength in the lives of balance and record you can really mitigate them. curb some of the risks that they are taking because they feel they have nothing more to lose today and living on then maybe they have some things again, on the other side, if they don't die and a thank you so much for your time. that is tomorrow. i'll horrify for us. thank you . plenty more ahead on this news, allan, including north korea, fuzz, a ballistic missile days ahead of joint military jewels by the us and south korea. and, and sport novak jock, of which makes his long awaited return to tennis. sana, we'll be here with all the details that's coming upon shall mobilization order announced by president vladimir putin has sparked protests across russia, whence despite a government ban on unapproved rallies, rod scripts say

the us, and of course palestine. i'll hock is an independent palestinian non governmental human rights organization based in ramallah, palestine established in 1979 to protect and promote human rights and the rule of law in the occupied palestinian territory. the org is ation has special consultative status with the united nations economic and social council. for the past one and a half years, all hoc in forensic architecture have closely collaborated to build the f a r unit house within a hawks monitoring and documentation department. the f a r unit shares is mission to promote palestinian human rights, defend them and enhance the root of law and the culture of values of human rights. according to the principles of international human rights and humanitarian laws. the 1st of its kind in the middle east, the f. a i unit employs forensic architectures, established methodologies and techniques for monitoring and documenting black violations against palestinians for the purposes of legal accountability and public advoca

those in charge are eating us alive here to shakes the different palestine infections the un, these no one is just a people around you here, but no one to support us. we're lebanon has been in the grip of a mountain economic meltdown since 2019. and the crisis is pushed more than 75 percent of the population into poverty was in order has been speaking with the family members of some of the victims and sent this report from northern lebanon. him with his in shock. person's family was on the boat that sunk off the syrian coast on thursday. they have buried 9 year old me and 6 year old maya. but there are 2 brothers and mother are still missing. it really didn't them. they brought me the 2 kids. what about the others? will they bring the others to me? i can't say more than this. my heart is broken. it's the deadliest migrant both tragedy and living on in years. passengers were hoping to reach europe and a better life. families and friends waited at the border with syria as the dead, and few survivors were brought home. why not all were lebanese? some were palestinian and syrian refugees,

the news continues here, after risking it all they say we have here in palestine. they also have eyes, teeth, architecture is used by with vitamin reveals, the role of architecture is rainy, occupation, everything in this panorama he's at tactical to, within the architecture for your patient. just need to know how to code the architecture of finance. part of the rebel architecture series on how to just, you know ah, ah, my pass the capital olivia mat in america. ah. it's the highest cap. do city in the world with 3500 meters above sea level? ah, it's a sprawling city and a 1000 meters of all to, to separate the poor neighborhoods in the andes mountains where the air steam from the wealthy districts below it can take city. so a whole day, duck kind of ties to the lack of oxygen in the mountains. but if you live there, you get used to it. like maria ramos. don't god loves camera, ma'am. not bad on father. my mom and dad. my dad does both of them. every 2 weeks, maria made the long journey from a mountain village to le pass to buy goods for her grocery store. for her

but in a lot of ways, for as much as it's about palestine, it's also about houston, it felt in some ways, like houston this place that you were raised essentially, you know, the big character and in the series was that intentional? absolutely. it was intentionally completely by design, houston is the most diverse city in america, the elite, the neighborhood, the suburb of houston that we feel most disuse in is any language is spoken in that alone. there's no zoning and use and so everybody's literally next to each other. you'll have a nice restaurant next for african foods by next to mexican church, next to a lot of bakery like it's is that kind of town and suburbs. so in such a big export are travis scott, robert glass for i mean before that, but be paul. well, i can keep going. real long, toby, who's blowing up right now, my jeering back, but narrative sick come filmed out of here. so it was, it was a, you know, a no brainer and a deal breaker. we couldn't do it. and that was so beautiful, you know, and i think that's, that, that's what makes it so palpable to me. i want to share with

we would, we will have a small state in 22 percent of the land of palestine. while the partition plan of the united nations indicated we should have gotten 44 percent. but israel is even refusing that they have destroyed the any possibility for a 2 state solution. they have destroyed any possibility for the peace. they've been reject and given negotiating with palestinians since 1996. so in my opinion, to do the only solution is to in the system of apartheid and to have one fully democratic state in the whole of palestine where everybody would live together in equality without discrimination. where we will all have equal rights and he will equal duties. that is not al tentative to that. a one apartheid state is not a solution. destroying palestinian los is not a solution. occupation forever is not a solution. the only solution is one democratic step with full rights for every but you make it sound so easy. perhaps it is doctor mr. faculty head of the palestinian national initiative political party and so much for joining us yellow, knotty. and that the worst d

but in a lot of ways for as much as it's about palestine, it's also about houston. it felt in some ways, like houston, this place that you were raised, essentially, you know, the big character and in the series was that intentional? absolutely. it was intentionally completely by design. houston is the most diverse city in america, the alias, the neighborhood, the suburb of houston that we felt most of the news in is any language is spoken in alone. there's no zoning and use. and so everybody's literally next to each other. you haven't even the restaurant next for african foods next to mexican church next to a lot of bakery like it's is that kind of town and suburbs. so in such a big export of music and talent, you know, from lives out of megan estallion beyond say, travis scott, robert glass for, i mean before that, but be paul. well, i can keep going. real long toby, who's blowing up by now nigeria background, my co star in the show, it just is a really unique neighborhood, something in the water year. and it really was shocking to me that never in houston's histor

but actually in the israel palestine frontier, the border had splintered into various border devices. defenses around the settlements. they are blockades around palestinian cities, the highways, its operators, borders, there checkpoints, and sterile areas, and also the other border device that shrink and expand the terrain. it will to control space. you need to create differentiation in speed of movement. when you put israeli colonies on highways, you accelerate the movement for the space in the same way, every twist and turn the terrain palestinians would encounter a border. at checkpoint offense valley they can not cross. ah, sometimes you can read politics on the most mundane of architecture element, the turnstiles in israel when they put them as the most important instrument in check for the reduce the arm of the turns done for you to press against the body. in case there is anything a person carries that creates her riffing situations. when people who are a little bit larger would get caught up within better and style. so crew and degrading in reduces palestinians. nothing more t

if i, interestingly, i think as an in mitigation over in palestine. so as we can mitigate this, i think gambling what information do it. right. and it's important because today is saying that they conclude and there's knocking a mitigation to conduct that decision change. elaine demand corporate to request more information then, and show the intention to open investigation when you are, when you're evaluating a crime, sir, when you are investigating a scene of crime, and you have a great deal of experience and this, whether it be israel or another sovereign state, how important is it for the i c c to gain access to the scene of the crime? and how difficult is it for a sovereign state to give you that permission? and then do you have any jurisdiction or do you have any? and you might say of a final say on how that investigation proceeds. if you don't get access to the location when it's younger is established because he was in west bank and bang, they call the site by palestine and they go clustered addiction. so to get more information, yes, you can b

>> translator: you see, the people of palestine are the reality.right of the people of palestine who were forced to leave their houses and mother land. the americans are supporting this false regime there, to take root and be established there. >> you know that morocco, bahrain, sudan and the united arab emirates have all recognized israel and have relations with israel. and it is said that saudi arabia is also talking directly with israel. and i wonder if you would want to comment on that? >> translator: if a state shakes hands with a zionist regime, then they're also accomplice of their regimes and stabbing the idea of palestine in the back. >> you have vowed revenge on the u.s. government for the killing of general soleimani. more than two years ago, the u.s. killed general qassem soleimani in a drone strike. a revered military hero in iran, he master minded deadly attacks on american forces throughout the region for years. the supreme leader has called for retaliation. are you intending to retaliate by assassinating officials from the trump adm

iran saudi relations or to run and re, are ready to address the issues on yemen, lebanon, iraq, and palestine. or are you only focused on bilateral relations? none taken, graham care? i or is that your question is in fact compose of different questions and i will provide different my 1st answer had was indeed relations with saudi arabia. lee, have some online discussion with saudi arabia hosted in, broaden the friendly country iraq in was actually punch these discussion. i've been house for 5 rounds and they will be, can be believe read the regional issues if not interested. but the extend, our services will be settled, we have a task great importance to regional dialogue and we believe that they can be full and regional officials have the capacity to resolve the issues without these interference of forces. but just for the human as well yet. but yeah, any hallmark was so the human human issues settled by him and he believes into yeah, many show show this is closer, you know, one should into this country, but the em any dim says like very well people should resolve issues and problems. it is

palestine health ministry says several people were arrested. the number of dead following an earthquake in western china has risen to 70 for nearly 30 people are still missing. rescue as are evacuating villages across the river is stranded in remote areas in fish, one province, mondays. earthquake has caused extensive damage to homes and infrastructure. rescue and relief operations are taking place in the southern indian city of bang. lou after torrential rain monsoon rains that began on sunday swept to city, that's india's tech hub, causing flooding. the city is facing traffic chaos, power outages, and shortages of drinking water. all right, those are the headlines that you now for inside story. talk to al jazeera, we ask for the rebound you speak, offers clearly come get a high cost for airlines and the industry, what's going wrong? we listen, you weren't harder for you. i'm struggling in the 19 seventy's if you have any regrets. no, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera, israel's military conclu

this is a note with the a map of palestine with a flag of palestine that he's written. it's as i love you, my homeland the family says that he was being chased by these really forces that raided the village. and they say he was scared to death. it's hard to miss the fear and shock on the face of hallad. diane's older brother, he tells us about his brother's favorite food grape leaves, and his favorite subject in school, just arabic. he is only 13 that his family says he's already seen too much. who can go, don't let me know. he was sitting here when the soldiers entered the house, the soldier started yelling at him, so he ran away. the soldier shouted at him that he's the stone thrower. when he run away from one side and the soldier met him from the other side, ryan saw the soldier in front of him again. he was shocked and dropped dead out of fear. had is the man lives nearby. and she tells us that these really voices came here looking for children. can you tell me what happened? yes, it is. am had that they were going in all directions just looking for any child. they

s. administration to start behaving differently when it comes to israel, palestine. unfortunately, i don't think it has reached the point where that pressure is going to result in a meaningful policy change. but we're seeing the beginnings of that we're seeing that the fighting, the ministration cannot simply be silent about this entire issue. and they are feeling the heat and they should be feeling the heat. and the hope that this pressure will one day lead to a genuine and meaningful policy change that the united states no longer gets israel . this black check to do whatever it wants to the palestinians as if they're not human beings. they have to be treated as equal human beings who are deserving of the same rights that israelis enjoy as well. so often your thoughts about this american investigation that sharina family is asking for. can you read some sort of truth and get some type of accountability in your opinion? well again, i think not a request during the intervention of the u. s. in a nice sort of investigation will not in my opinion, and it was also set by

but then at the top of the agenda was the issue of the legal occupation of palestine. to discuss this a little bit more, i'm going to bring in doctor muddle on saudi the spokesperson for the cutter. for mr. an advisor to the deputy prime minister doctor budget. thank you for joining us here on al jazeera. i'm the main takeaways from the mute of cutter speech. well, lead, you might, i think there are a lot of take away from the speech today. the speech comes at the time where at conflict in the norman international society, and therefore, it was foreseeable that their speech would the highlight their problems and began conflict, and the problems in the energy markets, internationally and in food supply and dec for his highness made it very clear from the beginning of the feast, the need for wisdom and actual behavior on or on their part of the leader, the fair of the well to day to fold. i'll issue in a way that is at peaceful birth and death. almost most comprehensive. there also, and he also highlighted that small and medium palate of, in the well today had that old t