and you will also support the efforts of palestine aimed at to achieve recognition of the state of palestine especially by european countries that have not yet done so. gaining full membership in the united nations providing international peace conferences on the international security and protection of the people of palestine and the implementation of international legitimate resolutions 94 these are two resolutions that were mandatory for israel to become a member for the fateful declaration of balford conclusion i salute the distinguished leaders and your support to the people of valentina and let me assure you the data of the conference. we have it in the security of the stability of the world and the fight against terrorism in our region and around the world to all of the world. thor is there movie i should also mention. what does it depend on britain two countries? to the palestinian people all peoples who are being attacked like this should demand compensation from britain and america and i want to conclude by thanking you for your attention. i thank you for calling this yourselves an

and that is a category of palestine. refugees who do not otherwise receive services elsewhere. we operate in lebanon that we also operate in jordan, syria, and the occupied bella city in territory. and as such, given the state of the region today. and given the state, the lebanon today, the education health and social protection services that's on the right gets on the cash assistance of the buddha system are sometimes now are now probably the last lifeline that palestine refugees had long to. and this is why, for us being that the in the front seat with palestine refugees working in the camps in lebanon. we see the desperation and we anticipate how many more will go on these deadly boats. palestinian refugees in lebanon often live in segregated camps that denied the prospect of citizenship over generations. would you like to see the lebanese government do more to try and integrate them? this is really a question addressed to the lebanese government, the but the question of palestine refugees is definitely an unreasonable question. these are people who are excelled or had to fl

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 dead and said, no, we can't go on with this. we can't go on with this. thank very much. and i was cut off just like that. it, 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 a door opening and being thrown out into the corridor. it felt just like that a with whole with ah ah, with oh, an 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 that 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. the latest news as it breaks, it's not

ah, i was invited to speak to the constituency about palestine. and i was very glad to do it now that considered 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 age or 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, 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 a, with a whole with ah, [000:00:00;00] with oh, an epis

a girls teams with 2 of those from the arab world to tar and palestine. it's the 4th edition of the st child world cup organized by the u. k. charity, st. child, united and partnership with the guitar foundation and do hup. it aims to increase participation in sports and offer opportunities to less well of children. we know that it's important to enable girls to not only think that they can play, but also that there are other opportunities in sports like refereeing and coaching and they, and opportunities and ministration. so it's really the holistic component around sports that we're looking at from rosalyn. well, teen palestine and hosts guitar certainly put on a show at this tournament. no middle eastern senior team has ever made it to a women's world cup. the region is under represented at the upper levels of the game, getting a new generation of girls into the game with events like this is crucial if that is ever to change these places in europe or smashing the records, stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. di

when well, team palestine and hosts, katara certainly put on a shoe at this tournament. no middle eastern senior team has ever made it to a women's world cup. the region is under represented at the upper levels of the game. getting a new generation of girls into the game with a bench like this is crucial, that is ever to change. and a reminder of the top story way of following for you year on dw use. and you wave of rush in the air strikes have hit the energy infrastructure of several cities across ukraine. the power is being meltdown by broken tax on keith and the shield mia region. president zalinski says browser is terrorizing and killing civilians. again, you can always get d w news on the go just down out our app from the google play or apple app school. that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. now you're up to date up ext is outcome and faced documentary about the galapagos islands. i bade fizzle. and terry mountain people have your next news bulletin. next out. i'll see you again. so

alexandrovich, from here they controlled all russian buildings, schools and hospitals in syria and palestine . here pilgrims could spend the night and wash their clothes during the times of the ussr sergius. the courtyard was abandoned, and after the transfer of russia and restoration. the representative office of the jerusalem branch of the imperial orthodox palestinian society is located here again. that was the day in history. let's translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. they received a lot of requests that we go out more often, well, we will try. in the west, they are trying to declare us a pariah country. let's look at this story a little differently. this is an attempt to hear recreate. through painting, the entire panorama of the great country is artistic fantasy. program to conduct the duty unit with you tatyana petrova hopes for an exchange, the defense of us citizen robert gilman, who was sentenced to 4 1/2 years for attacking a russian policeman, deliberately initiated the exchange process, gillan's lawyer said that he w

so i am excited to be the 1st to represent palestine. it is an unprecedented opportunity, some laptop, i was a kid actor. i will invite the other teams to come and visit. if not, we will make friends. we will establish contacts and relationships. and one day in the future when we will meet again in the fall of, ah, your headlines on al jazeera this hour, another round of russian missile strikes his hip, the ukrainians.

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government is urged to make a formal apology for allegedly war crimes by britton's troops in palestinerly 100 years ago. and microsoft warns russia could attack undersea cables carrying internet traffic in a cyber strike on the west. ♪ anchor: welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin tonight in kyiv where president zelenskyy spoke to the bbc and urged russians to stand up against the war in ukraine. it comes as ukrainian troops continue making steady progress in reclaiming land occupied by russian forces in the east and south as the country. president zelenskyy told john simpson he echoes president biden's warning that any use of nuclear weapons would lead to armageddon. >> they ■begin to prepare their society, that is very dangerous. they are not ready to use it, but they begin to communicate. john: what you mean, prepare society for using nuclear weapon? pres. zelenskyy: you know, they don't know if they will use or they will not use. i think that is dangerous even to speak about it. i said you have to do preventive, noattacks. we are not terrorists. even o

so i'm excited to be the 1st to represent palestine. it is an unprecedented opportunity. i'm left of, i was a kid i curriculum. i will invite the other teams to come and visit if not, we will make friends who will establish contacts and relationships and one day in the future when we will meet again, possibly in, ah, your children's area with me. so robin in doha, reminder of all the top news stories. ukraine says it will be intimidated by wave of russian missile strikes. of these 14 people are being killed and attacks around the country. rushes president says it's in response to the attack on the crimea bridge. the u. n. has joined the u. s. new european union in condemning the attacks ukraine's ambassador to the you and label russia a terrorist states that the un general assembly to data is rochell, the capital city of here, and many other ukrainian cities throughout the country. with at least 80 for me, styles in to doesn't you, avi's energy facilities, residential buildings, schools and universities, museums and crossroads in the city center. where among the target, t

are the leaders of palestine, rival political parties, a meeting in algeria 2 days of talks focused on reconciliation. this is the latest effort to solve a more than decade long rift between hamas and for thought after a previous agreements failed. her mom has governed the gaza strip since defeating president mahmoud abbas is for 3rd party and parliamentary elections in 2006 armed conflict broke out after father refused to recognize the results. and that ended when hamas force thought out of gaza. since then the policy in leadership has been divided, hamas runs the gaza strip. fata governs be occupied, westbank. i was here as near abraham is in ramallah in the occupied west bank. your messiah is in gaza. you meant to start with you. there been several attempts as we're seeing at reconciliation. they've all failed so far. do guardians believe in this one? well, actually, godson's have no hopes that these reconciliation talks would lead to something further or more positive than the previous talks. i mean, they have no hopes at all, that these talks would actually say, ah, be a success i

so i am excited to be the 1st to represent palestine. it is an unprecedented opportunity on laptop i was a kid actor. i will invite the other teams to come and visit. if not, we will make friends who will establish contacts and relationships. and one day in the future, when we will meet again. ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, russian president vladimir putin, as described, the barrels of miss on fire on ukrainian cities as a response to terrorist attacks on russian territory. at least 10 people have died . putin warned there could be an even tougher response to come up to you to pursue cleanable of nevada. was it is impossible not to respond this morning. a mess of strikes took place on air, sea, and land against energy and military targets against ukraine. lose him. if such a thomas by ukraine continued. there will be harsh responses with explosions were also reporter than the ravens for no pull in ukraine's west. the nephron crumb and shook and central ukraine is off a richer in the south and car cave in the east grains hi

young io takes a bow after pitting palestine $1000000.00 front against guitar. the opening goal of the 2020 street child woke up, she and her teammates grew up in a refugee camp in the palestinian city of to come football. her coat you see is both a vital physical activity for girls and a distraction from the everyday struggles of living in the streets. them coming here, hair is a great deal because it will encourage their friends sick, finish to play football or any kindness or palm. they are here to be the leader discovery, the future generation. so yes, this will encourage them greatly. 28 teams consisting of clears from poor and disadvantage, but groans are facing off. 13 of them are girls teams with 2 of those from the arab world, to tar and palestine. it's the 4th edition of the st child world cup organized by the u. k. charity st. child united in partnership with the guitar foundation and do hope it aims to increase participation in sports and offer opportunities to less well of children. we know that it's important to enable girls to not only think that

definitely not afraid of dirt. when the same is not the same, the report of the un commission on palestine to the israeli conflict caused a heated controversy during a briefing in the state department, usa well, also how did the matchstick become the queen of welding? starting with cosmic news. russia launched two military satellites into the orbit of the earth, the soyuz carrier rocket, launched from the cosmodrome, plesetsk in the arkhangelsk region. the launch took place the day before, as reported by the ministry of defense, everything went smoothly with satellites, a stable telemetry connection is maintained, the onboard systems are functioning normally, the goals and tasks of the spacecraft are classified. kiev security forces again tried to strike at the crossing in kherson, according to the emergency services of the region, local residents got under fire in the area of ​​​​antonovsky bridge post footage of air defense systems according to the latest data, all missiles were shot down in the lugansk people's republic, shells are exploding again. in the frontier, the settlement was co

this is the 1st time that a team from palestine is taking part. the captain tells us how sports has helped her and her teammates, and i had by him. my name is i had i had, i'm 18 years old, mental gordon until caromed west bank labs. i mean, honestly, deborah alba since my early childhood. i've loved that boards look for life minette . i've been part of sports for life as a player for 6 years. i had the foot of our team started in 2017 and i joined the following year. an alumni that we haven't to regular weekly training sessions at this school feel young one. hm. honda. but even at that m a can the team that is taking part in cottage is made up of 10 girls effort given the regions cultures and traditions. a girl footballer is looked at different modality, particularly in our society. that's why girls from refugee camps were selected because there are marginalized, and this gives us a voice that's a bit him stamina, leon a for i don't only shattuck at all, 9 update folks. but for life taking part in the sport for life foundation was a you turn on o

an independent state of palestine has to be created. and for this to be brought about, we need the national unity. we know how important that is, and we know how dangerous it is to live without it. and that's what keeps us going . we believe in power sharing on the basis on free and fair democratic elections. so we aspire to palm national unity government with us and others. and also we believe that the only way to, to do this is to have a free and fair election and the entire land of palestine. and we believe that is what should happen. what you see, you know, in the, in the west bank, these really encourages the targeted killings, the assassinations, the, the, the all types of political and economic pressure is focused on the palestinian president because it's one doesn't want to see the reconciliation process coming to the end that we aspire to reach and we know that it doesn't want to see the day of but a thing and unity. we know that is what has it done all it can to, to destroy every prospect and every approach to national unity w

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update palestine of the israeli dialogue and also of concern to palestine, a topic of food security waso raised in this conversation, from russia's position on palestinian problems, projecting ukrainian regulation is fundamental. it is based on the fundamental decisions of the united nations and does not change. yes, there is no doubt about it. no, we have always acted as fair regulation on an international legal basis. and in this sense, you can be sure of our position. you know very well that russia stands for justice for international law. for us. this is dogma. we don't want america under whatever whatever was the cover of an umbrella, single-handedly. she dealt with the solution of the palestinian problem, we are also experiencing very much. the need to provide us with food, you know what events are taking place in the international arena, we are talking about supplying us with russian wheat from time to time. a trilateral meeting between russia, kyrgyzstan and tajikistan also took place on the sidelines today. uh, vladimir putin himself thanked the leaders of the state for agreein

an independent state of palestine has to be created . and for this to be brought about, we need the national unity, we know how important that is. and we know how dangerous it is to live without it. and that's what keeps us going. we believe in power sharing on the basis on free and fair democratic elections. so we aspire to palm national unity government with us and others. also we believe that the only way to, to do this is to have a free and fair election and the entire land of palestine. and we believe that is what should happen. what you see, you know, in the, in the west bank, these really encourages the targeted killings, the assassinations, the, the, the all types of political and economic pressure is focused on the palestinian president because it's one doesn't want to see the reconciliation process coming to the end that we aspire to reach and we know that it doesn't want to see the day of but a thing and unity. we know that is what has it done all it can to, to destroy every prospect and every approach to national unity within

and so the detrimental that potential palestine and economy. but also you see, when sharina bought a broccoli was killed, the running after the pool bearers carrying the coffin and the flag it's emblematic of where does israel stand, visa v. any symbol of palestinian identity, which is the 3rd element, origin of culture. and of course, also there is the prevention of political will and political activity that does it be to mice by the fact that israel now natalie prevents the formation of an authentic and free herb political will. but also repressing reputable human rights organizations trying to protect policy and of freedom. so there is no freedom under occupation. all right, thank you so much, francesca bernezi there or at least 31 people have died in the philippines as storm now, gay approaches, heavy rain and strong winds of caused floods and mud slides in my window. now, several people were trapped under mud rescue. operations are ongoing, the government says the number of casualties likely to rise scave to air within. now with the latest

, they discussed the prospect of resuming the fall on the israeli e, dialogue and also, worrying palestine. and the topic of food security was also raised. in this conversation , russia's position on palestinian problems was contrary to regulation, is of a fundamental nature. it is based on the fundamental decisions of the united nations and does not change. there is no doubt here. no. we have always advocated fair regulation here on an international legal basis. and in this sense, you can be sure of our position and you know very well that russia stands for justice for international law for us. it's a dogma we don't want america under any cover whatever umbrella, alone. dealt with the palestinian problem. we also have a very urgent need to provide us with food. you know what events are taking place in the international arena, we are talking about to carry out e from time to time to us the supply of russian wheat. a bilateral meeting between russia, kyrgyzstan and tajikistan also took place on the sidelines today. uh, vladimir putin himself thanked the leaders of the state for agreeing to

so i am excited to be the 1st to present palestine. it is an unprecedented opportunity to some left of our a kid. i can't get them. i will invite the other teams to come and visit. if not, we will make friends. we will establish contacts and relationships. and one day in the future, when we will meet again is in the fall of, ah, don't forget chuck of the headlines here on al jazeera at least 14 people have been killed off or explosion, shook several cities across ukraine, including this one and a pro king says it won't be intimidated by a wave of russian missile strikes you and has joined us on european union in condemning the attacks ukraine's ambassador to the un labeled russia, a terrace state at the un general assembly. today, therese rachelle, the capital city of he and many other ukrainian cities throughout the country with at least 84 me styles in to doesn't you abs energy facilities, residential buildings, schools and universities, museums and crossroads in the city centers where among the targets that the russian defense minis

alexandrovich, from here they controlled all russian buildings , schools and hospitals in syria and palestine. here pilgrims could spend the night and wash their clothes during the times of the ussr sergius. the courtyard was abandoned, and after the transfer to russia and restoration. the representative office of the jerusalem branch of the imperial orthodox palestinian society. that was the day in history. dear friends, while our main release of the besogon tv program is being prepared on global topics, which we are used to talking about, i suggest that you talk outside the brackets on somewhat abstract topics, but which we are generally a wave of. i hope you might be interested too. i 'm looking forward to you. see you. i am not human. hands no will not be all. heavy snow covered the magadan region in a day more than the monthly norm of precipitation fell on the roads ice some roads are closed motorists lined up for tire fitting brussels agreed on another package of sanctions against russia, it included a ceiling on oil prices and not only what it is fraught with. ukrainian military launch

or we can do the rito on the issue of palestine, but you cannot a so the rule based order, you know, then it doesn't mean very much bothers. the dollar is concerned. there is no other reserve currency as yet. yes. there is a dollar swap arrangement going on between many trading knows especially with asia, and therefore earlier, you know, from 80 percent of the dollar being used across trade. now it's almost about 50 between 50 and 60 percent. so there is a decline, but there's a long way to go, because at the moment there is no alternate reserve currency and i think what will, how will it will really be pushed if as we heard russia and opec agreed to cut out the petro darla and do trade in, in their local currency. so we see all this, at least i do also, you know, very multiple kind, a way that we don't block out any one. they're not for revenge because of colonialism. but we believe in a plural, multi paula world, where everyone can have a say, and that the, the united nations should be strengthened and democrat dies, where the global south also has an equal voice. let's go to, let'

jews, from all countries er, come to palestine organized. a commonwealth a so-called agricultural settlements. and you bathed the earth. the feudal lords of palestine did not care for them that local residents lived on these lands, there were not so many local residents, but they were arabs who lived from e, generation after generation. this was their territory. naturally, offended arabs appeared, who later began, in general, to partisan against. e, the arrived settlers. as a result, in 1973, the alliance of arab states was created, which, in fact, organize the yom kippur war was not chosen by chance in a capacious pur. life in israel freezes many israeli soldiers were on leave on the occasion of the coming judgment day. events of the yom kippur war of the holy holiday, capacious way for all jews. it was just an attempt by the arab countries to return by military means. here is the military action of those territories that were captured by israel during the six-day war, who gained control of the territory of modern israel great britain she r

an announcer, and she came running up to me and she said i have to welcome the delegation of the palestineian federation, and i come from a very right wing family, and we have had nothing to do with arabs. we were pretty much mainstream israelis in as much as all arabs are murderers, all arabs are terrorists. this was mainstream. there was nothing unusual about this. you didn't have to be very right wing, but we were a right wing family. she said, you have to. you're the only one whose english is good enough who can speak politely, even though you might not believe what you're saying. so i looked to the right and i saw three men. they didn't have horns and they didn't have smoke coming out of their nostrils or anything and i said, okay. so i extended a very warm welcome. at that time, i was working at a stables a little bit north of tel aviv, and with over the next few weeks, the tall, dark, handsome one started showing up at the stables and he convinced me to maybe, maybe start working part-time in jericho. behind that last ridge of hills, the road leads down to jericho, the dead sea, and

i mean, look, israel has acted with impunity and palestine and, and syria and palestine for decades. the, you know, we see now even with the war in ukraine is, is exposed to be nothing more than an extension of us u. k. in french power. so therefore, there is great, there is going to be no condemnation and they're all going to be no initiative to prevent israel attacking syria as it has been doing. except of course, they will be retaliation from within the resistance access will given as well as ties to the us. do you think america's military presence in syria has affected as well as activities in the region? that's a good question. i think there is a degree of collaboration between the united states. they illegal occupies of theory and territory, particularly for example, at the l ton of space on the borders with jordan. israel, i think this year has fired missiles from alterna for fall. so therefore the u. s is complicit with a israeli aggression and there's ready war crimes against the serial people. so that's in your opinion. what can be done to stop such attacks? well, i mean, i

so i am excited to be the 1st to represent palestine. it is an unprecedented opportunity for some left of our a kid i can't get on. i will invite the other teams to come and visit. if not, we will make friends. we will establish contacts and relationships, and one day in the future when we will meet again is on the philosophy. ah, what you all deserve with me sell, rob le, reminder of all top stories. ukraine says it will be intimidated by wave, a russian missile strikes. at least 14 people have been killed and attacks around the country. russia's president says it's in response to the attack on a crimea bridge. the un has joined the u. s. in europe, in union and condemning the attacks ukraine's ambassador to the you and labeled russia a terrorist state at the general assembly. today to restructure sell the capital city of key if and many other ukrainian cities throughout the country with at least 80 for me, styles into doesn't you, ab energy facilities, residential buildings, schools and universities, museums and crossroads in the city

it's a very painful situation, their reality in your capacity, palestine and territory. it was not an easy conclusions to draw because i and i knew that you would not immediately resonate with part of the international community. was resonate with the global south because the countries in the global south recognize very well that what i called at the whole mark of settler colonialism, probably western states i have to be accompanied to his d serialization, the year. and um, you know, to crockett the wall of the ny yield behind which they are hiding when he comes to his room. when the alleges of all the you are a certain denounce was she called violations exposing the nature of the israeli occupation, adding these are hampering that person's right of self determination. however, there wasn't allowed into the past in westbank territories while proposed report. despite the invitation she received from the authorities there. but as sheila age, israel would further troy and the rail visit. 2022 is going to be the deadly if, if a price finance in the west bank, according to th

unfortunately to palestine in authority can do nothing for ice. we held that the can axis olandt easily. we want protection to stay on our land, put on volunteers, have been subjected to those that are ellis settlers. i thanks as was having the with one of them on wednesday who was a sab, and had a leg broken by a group of fiddlers while he was helping, god bless you, have heart monitor part of this, his only the growth and bit my you members, state hungry has value to do whatever it come to reject any top dying proposals from the block that could damage. it's relations with china. that's after brussels said it would rethink the european union's approach that ice with beijing. this is a serious issue on the european agenda, and this is the possible destruction of the european chinese economic cooperation, which we definitely have to reject if the ties between european and chinese companies and businesses would cut. it would have severe economic consequences for europe. well, a recent summit of a you leaders fail to agree on a decision to impose a

put any issue for palestine all or ok. professor professor, you said you had 3 points. you just said 2 of them are going to go to a short break. and when we come back, we'll do the 3rd point. ok. i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break will, can you continue our discussion on the global south se without the the the the the business. and you clean the daily shoes and you made it comes. graham, when you wrote, you just got to really is just such a group. we can also provide you with such a circle, even with arthur, of the different sit until you get thrown with them the problem and you're still there with you. i wish there was a few seconds history. i a your where i'm both in the study skills with meaningful choice thought it was for me to on, on i thought it was huge in the longer you bullshit. just a push to, to stream to put him on. because or you know, your course or do school coast. i don't know who you're i know for the dollars a year because it's going to use for us to play in finance is come on with ah, a talk with

and that is the way that describes division and palestine. although it is very well known that it has been occupying the bank goes through these 2 leagues, the one session to the mediterranean violence crashes erupting grease as students, voters, the government's announcement that universities are to be controlled by a new campus. police force, ah, hundreds of figures have gathered to devastate in the capital of athens and long in rolled down the presence of beneath on university ground, holding flags and banners, a child his slogans against the police and the government's decision. this, this, the protests, police use wards of kevin tig, gas and shields. the older of the government introduced law enforcement have cool voice, but unrest among sous protests taking place across the nation. switching to italy, now we're elect to seek costs, have skyrocketed exceeding a 136 bill sent on annual basis. that's according to a recent report. now, protests have fled across the country as businesses fail to cope and are left to burn their energy bills.

will be discussed, bilateral, uh, the agenda was between bilateral relations between russia and palestine at 16:00 local time, a very important meeting is scheduled, and vladimir putin will have a conversation with turkish president recep erdogan is expected to discuss both the grain deal and the situation in ukraine, including the proposal voiced by vladimir putin the day before to create a giant gas hub in turkey to supply european electricity consumers. well, it will also hold a tripartite meeting. vladimir putin met with colleagues from kyrgyzstan and tajikistan to discuss, of course, the situation on the kyrgyz tajik border. well, the end of such a long day at work. vladimir putin will have a talk with president ilkh aliyev of azerbaijan well, we will live news from the palace of independence denis thank you for a direct connection from kazakhstan was our correspondent alexei golovko and before leaving for kazakhstan vladimir putin held a working meeting with vyacheslav volodin the speaker of the state duma informed the president about the results of the year of work of the lower hou

well, each area of historic palestine has a sort of different form of israeli control. in the west bank you have settlements, expansion and, and kind of direct face to face occupation where in the, in, in the gaza strip. you under thieves, and everything is done through remote control and f, 16 fighter jets, wherein inside israel proper or what palestinians referred to as, as 1948 pallet time. the system of discrimination is a bit different, but nonetheless exists. and so this kind of, you know, the statements from prominent medical figures really reflect kind of the reality, the post indians inside and 1948 borders live under. but, you know, i'd also point to how, how common this sort of language is not only from prominence israeli political figures, but even in here in the united states. i look at barack obama is 2013 speech when he invoke in the so called demographic threat that is real faces from palestinian. so it's simply taken for granted that palestinians are considered inferior and sort of intervention to to israeli jewish population. early this year, the israe

the un releases a report saying that palestine is going through its deadliest period in 16 years with a 100 people killed in 2022, a loop with wherever you're counting the program from today across the world. welcome to moscow on the global news rhonda up here on our dish here for says have targeted a civilian river crossing in the cur, some region for the 2nd day in a row, according to local authorities. the out that the attack was repelled by russian or defense systems. ah, you can hear the defense as they're working to protect fe. ah, and turn off ski bridge thus located near the ferry crossing slip. yesterday, friday, a ukrainian rocket strike at the same location, killed 4 people and wounded 11 a river barge is in use there to help people move towards her. some city. a shelling by ukraine's military has left the territory too dangerous to stay at ortiz, eager to adela for ports from one of the areas people have fled to for safety. hundreds of people have already been relocated, and while accommodated at this temporary center in southern russia. now we've heard plenty of stories a