so the palestinian authority at arrest palestinians on behalf of israel. it has supported israel. and this is why no one really sees any hope in them, but it is this heartening that for example, a lot of the questions threw out just even before the store was, well, do you condemn him ass instead of really trying to 1000 to what had this is it is a political party that has grown in contract affect the and then you have the consent brigade, which is the ongoing for him as currently fighting on the ground. and rather than asking palestinians, well what is your imagination of a political party? and that's where this becomes difficult because we've been focus so much on trying to answer the very much irrelevant questions. little room was left for palestinians to have radical imagination in terms of designing and imagining a new future for them. the who said the leadership choices is reduced to these 2. that's the american system. for us, it's very different. and we've seen leaders come out in times of meet when palestinians with an uprising in the streets, and they found no one, they f

he hasn't specified whether he means those governing entities to be the palestinian authority. but that is a very unpopular option for these ready governments, a level of data correspondence. rebecca, editor, speaking to me earlier from jiggles to them, you're watching. i did the news coming up off to the break. it's dr. felton and the profile. a woman who is passionate about football, but it's facing hostility because of that passion under strategy invalid. and thanks so much for watching. we have back again and about 45 minutes from now. also, don't forget, you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website. that's d w dot com and see you back here in 45 minutes to back. the name is the calls back. said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. you guys would have being nosy, bay like good, everyone to king you're healthy award winning called called. so hold back. good.

about voc has warned of an endless cycle of violets in the middle east and called for the palestinian authority to play a role in post more gaza on the short trip to the region that boston excuse me, is held talks with outstanding authority a prime minister mohammed stop in ramallah, the 2 reportedly discuss potential points of reform within the palestinian authority. a bulk also met with her as rarely counter parts. uh, israel tots in jerusalem. boxes repeated calls for a 2 state solution invoice, criticism of israel's conduct of the war in gossip dw is michela truck? no, it's traveling with the buck on her trip. she gave us this update on germany's diplomatic efforts to de escalate the conflict here in israel, in the west bank and in 11 on the german farm. and this has been speaking to pull policies, trying to prevent a further escalation of the killing of the fighting here in the region. but even this and y'all has announced he may come to a conclusion in gaza, fox, he intends to send troops to the northern border with lebanon, and with has lost the big fee. and now is that that puts me in n

he hasn't specified whether he means there's governing entities to be the palestinian authority, but that is a very unpopular option for these ready governments living there for the moment. data lives, rebecca auditors in jerusalem, thanks very much. i are sure in germany flooding has caused widespread destruction in the south of the country, a state of emergencies, and falls in some areas. and the army has been called in 155 to died during the rescue efforts. another east is missing a high speed train full of passengers came off the rails after a landslide caused by heavy rain. the rainfall has caused rivers, including the w to overflow and dams, to best some villages on the water, forcing thousands to evacuate their homes. more don, bulls are full cost in the next few days. you're watching the, the news coming up off of the brake. tech's your shift. these of the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you. imagine that you're eating a hamburger and as you're biting into this juicy bird or your dining companion says to you, actually the hambu

i'll be talking about the palestinian authority as well. he didn't specify what he meant by these governing alternatives. uh, the palestinian authority is certainly one serious option that has been counted by the united states for one. certainly that's what they're saying. they'd like to say in a post full gaza, that's a revitalized palestinian authority, as they say could been govern both the west bank and the gaza strip. currently, obviously, as we know, they don't govern in gaza, but they do govern in the west bank though, there are issues they largely seen is corrupt. they don't have a huge support base. they haven't had held election so many years and, you know, they don't have a lot of authority with palestinians in general. so that's why the us a cooling for them to be revitalized. but, you know, the benjamin at yahoo said he does not say that as the option. you'll have good lump has criticized benjamin netanyahu for not coming out with a post, a post cause of will plan. he says that you know, that, that it's irresponsible that they

it's also the main source of income for the palestinian authority. there are accusations, so that is where it has been using it as leverage against the palestinians, nor a day reports from ramallah and the occupied west back. this is a precedent, this is the 1st time that is will take such a step and at proceeding that uh that step, they took logistics. this steps, they legislated palestinian money away, giving the finance minister in his will the power to do with that money. as he sees fit, whether it's to compensate is really families at tech to affected by palestinian attacks or to even directed elsewhere. and now he's putting that into action. of course, this could potentially be open the floodgates to a very serious financial crisis in the palestinian authority rooted in the political fact that is really controlled every aspect of life. not just of ordinary palestinians, but of the coffers of the palestinian authority that is supposed to take care of them all these ready minute training while as targeting the central and southern areas of the str

palestinians lived here. give a fine getting permits to build homes virtually impossible. according to the un. it says is really authorities own little land for palestinian development while facilitating the expansion is really settlements. that's also the experience of these to tar steve. he's a researcher at your amine and is really non profit that focuses on the is really posting and conflict in jerusalem. the permits regime is being controlled by the municipality, a based on zoning plans that are controlled by the government. and both of these bodies are making sure that the zoning plans do not allow enough permits, fitting for the size of the population. andwhen palestinian communities in jerusalem, initiate zoning plants. most of the times these are blocked the road rejected. given the situation, how much did not even apply for a permit. he says he knew she never gets to simply build his house on his land and turns out of the penalty for doing that is demolition. which rights group say is really, authorities have expanded since the october 7th terrace. they don't want a lot of arabs. they want to reduce us. and that'

, well, why does the so-called palestinian authority exist, the palestinian authority enjoysr support, such as hamas organizations, they deny the right israel's existence, it must always be remembered that mostly... the majority of the inhabitants of the palestinian authority deny israel the right to exist, we forget this factor, very often, we reduce everything to the israeli internal political struggle, but still palestinian. a story that, in principle, has not yet come out that the vast majority of people who live in the west bank, in the gas sector, they agree with israel's right to exist, but that's another story, it's a middle eastern story, about the president's statement ukraine, i don't see anything that differs from the position of the united states of the european union, because everyone says all the time that we need to create conditions for two states, peaceful life, coexistence. but again, in order for this to happen, these conditions must be created, so far they do not even exist in nature. and you remember, after october 7, for reasons that are completely inco

, why does the so-called palestinian authority exist, the palestinian authority is supportedhem, such as hamas organizations, they deny the existence of israel's affairs, this we must always remember that the vast majority of residents of the palestinian authority deny israel the right to exist, we forget this factor, we often reduce everything to israel. political struggle, but there is still palestinian history, which in principle has not yet come to the fact that the vast majority of people who live on the west bank of the jordan river in the gaza strip, they agree with israel's right to exist, but this is another story, this is the middle east story, regarding the statement of the president of ukraine, i don't see anything that differs from the position of the united states of the european union, because everyone says all the time: "we need to create conditions for there to be two peaceful states." life, coexistence, but again, in order for this to happen, it means that these conditions must be created, so far they do not even exist in nature, and remember, after october

has delta a new economic for the to the palestinian authority? both of those small church has signed an order to the doctor, $35000000.00 of palestinian tax revenues. that money will be transferred to is rarely families whose members were killed in the october attacks as well. collects the protestant in taxes, positive 1994 piracy agreement between the protestant and the peroration organization in israel. and that the ducts, 3 percent of the amount as a collection fee. well, the total revenue is estimated to be around $220000000.00 a month. and is the main source of income for the posting and look forward to, you know, all day reports from armada in occupies the west bank. this is a precedent, this is the 1st time that is, will take such a step. and at proceeding that uh that step they took, let just the steps they've legislated palestinian money away, giving the finance minister and his real the power to do with that money as he sees fit. whether it's to compensate is really families of tech to affected by palestinian attacks or to even directed

minister peace pn fell apart and he took a strategy which was to undermine the ability of the palestinian authorityo be effective. you got strategy and built up a reasonable alternative so there is a path towards the palestinian state brickwork secretary of state is in israel this morning and talked a little bit about his optimism when it comes to possible result all these things. at this point what is your level of optimism? >> that is hard to save the very difficult situation. hamas seems to have been dug in and is refusing to the cease-fire that's been on month. wish she would give a temporary cease-fire in exchange for returning the hostages print exchange for palestinian prisoners being released. getting hamas to change their mind on that is the main■ i am also concerned left the israeli cabinet i think he was a more moderate invoice goinga forward. the confidence i not high i do support the biden administration effort to gethe cease-fire get to it long term solution but they are doing everything they■i can to get that result. >> the prime minister of israel will head to c month what'd you thi

to exist, it must always remember that the vast majority of the inhabitants of the palestinian authority deny israel the right to exist, we this factor behind... we very often reduce everything to the israeli internal political struggle, but also palestinian history, which in principle has not yet come to the conclusion that the vast majority of people who live on the west bank of the jordan river in the gaza strip, they agree with the right of israel to exist, but this is a different story, this is a middle eastern story, regarding the statement of the president of ukraine, i do not see anything that differs from the position of the united states states of the european union, because... everyone says all the time, we need to create the conditions for there to be two states, peaceful life, coexistence, but again, in order for this to happen, then these conditions must be created, so far they are not even in nature, and you remember, after october 7, for reasons that are completely incomprehensible to me, many people said that now, after this story, a situation is really arising related t

on a short trip to the region, fair boxes held talks with palestinian authority prime minister with the story. palestinians already promised her and with her is really counter part. starbuck has repeated calls for a 2 state solution. the owner of the south korean lithium battery factory that caught fire on monday has issued a public apology. he offered his condolences to the families of 23 workers that were killed. he said the company had complied with all required safety rules. stories are investigating the costs allows. the greek health minister has issued a warning to visitors the to watch out for the c panel. at least 10 ford taurus, so either died or gone missing. after hiking and 40 degree temperatures. grease has been hit by its earliest, ever see wave in reason. now to israel, where the supreme court has ruled that the military must start drafting ultra orthodox men. this decision ends a decades old system that exempted ultra orthodox man from military service. most jewish man and women in israel are required to serve in the armed forces. supreme court judges stated that there i

he hasn't specified whether he means those governing entities to be the palestinian authority . but that is a very unpopular option for these ready governments. and that was due the correspondence, rebecca editors in general's to them. yeah, in germany, a police officer has died after being stopped during an attack in mon heim, in the south west of the country. the soldiers took place during the valley by an empty some group on friday. the attack i enjoyed several others before being salt and injured by police. investigators have identified the suspect as a 25 year old man who came to germany from abundance done in 2014. what do you say? they still haven't been able to question him, due to his injuries, a deed of losing a house that has more information about the incident. i asta, how german politicians have been reacting to the news of the police officers. dest? well definitely that have been lots of reactions since sunday night when the news was announced that the police man has indeed died of his injuries. so it has cost an outcry here in $70.00, the german president and seve

lena bear boxes warrant of an endless cycle of violence in the middle east and called for the palestinian authority to play a role in postwar, gaza on a short trip to the region. bearable has helped fox, the policy and authority prime minister at mohammed mustafah in ramallah and the 2 reportedly discuss potential points to perform within the p. a. barebones also met with her is really counterpart as round cats in jerusalem on monday or walk repeated calls for a 2 state solution and voice criticism of israel's conduct. of the war in casa and dw, as chief political edit, are mckayla's governor, as a company and the foreign minister on her trip. what came out of their box meeting with her counterpart cats? of the, not that terribly months of the success story of germany. it is that these rails actually one of the few countries to one of the last remaining allies, someone like is ready for minnesota will still listen to. and she spoke here and several times to use the word irresponsible referring to talk is really fast of relation to the west bank. well, and supplements and control posts on now, poten

germany's foreign minister elena babble, criticizes israel over set for violence and says the palestinian authority should play a role in postwar. got the welcome to the show on the call for elise nation, including the united states, britain and short. when you have called for com and kind of following the storming of its parliament and other government buildings, the head of the united nations, antonio gutierrez is also urged restraint. the legislature in i, roby, was left ransacked after thousands of protesters entered the building, smashing glass and starting at least one fire. the ryan began as lawmakers deliberate as a controversial tax bill that protest or say would increase the cost of living. several people have been shot dead. internet monitors have described a major disruption to online communication services in the country, to our correspondence, felix moraine guys and i, roby, and has been following the protests on the streets. this road, the way i am funding is that or did that or no more locations would be flowing with the traffic. but as you can see, what happens today is that for th

it created a weak economy dependent on israel and withheld the palestinian authorities money to minimize its rule in dealing with the crisis. business owners say they are left alone facing the financial crunch. that's what the local authorities and not making any agency laws or decisions to help us of on this task period. one of the hardest hit sectors in palestine is tours in the churches in activity is one of the main tours that directions here. and i mean, source of ink for palestinians know, many stores here have closed down, and people say every day this will continues. it adds another burden on the short and long term one. they might need decades to recover from that, but i am a jersey to the occupied westbank palestine still ahead on the eldest era, fighting escalates nest to down capital a day off for a house full time minutes, frequent use of killing function agency the the merits, particularly hot in the distance south, west of the us was tempted in the middle for people that weren't lost. i'm just coming down. so i stay in sunday and we still got a warm feed up through the pla

it's not in the decades from the palestinian authority, is that the only solution to the palestinian issue and resulting the occupation and ending it is by diplomacy by talks by negotiations. and this has caused also a gap between the palestinian society at large and between the palestinian authority. they say that there is really a disconnection between what the palestinians want and what the leadership wants. and indeed, during times of wars, we see an escalation, or at least the, let's call it a palestinian supporting and increase in support of the palestinian resistance when it comes to palestinian fighters targeting these really forces. but when it comes to the palestinian authority, it says that they are not going to allow it, they're going to be targeting it. but when it comes to times like that when palestinians are day in and day out against it, facing these really forces facing the mortality, let's call it of these really occupation violations against palestinians. but as soon as we tell, you know, maybe it's not the right timing for the palestinian forces to be attacking o

it created a weak economy dependent on israel and withheld the palestinian authorities money to minimize its rule in dealing with the crisis. business owners say they are left alone facing the financial crunch. that's what the local authorities and not making emergency laws or decisions to help us of on this task period. one of the hardest hit sectors in palestine is tourism. the church of that activity is one of the main tours that directions here. and the main source of ink for palestinians know, many stores here have closed down and people say every day this will continues. it adds another burden on the short and long term. one. they might need decades to recover from the day, but he just the, to the occupied to us bank palestine and we turn our attention to so don, now where the conflict began more than a year ago is escalating, at least 22 people were killed and fighting north of the capital her to on thursday all for democracy activists say rapids support forces targeted a number of residential areas in on durham on government forces say they've been attacking the parent military g

it created a week economy dependent on israel and withheld the palestinian authorities money to minimize its rule in dealing with the crisis. business owners say they are left alone facing the financial crunch. that's what the local authorities and not making any agency laws or decisions to help us of on this task period. one of the hardest hit sectors in palestine is tourism. the church of the nativity is one of the main tours that directions here and the main source of ink for palestinians. know, many stores here have closed down and people say every day this will continues. it adds another burden on the short and long term. one. they might need decades to recover from that, but he just the to the occupied westbank palestine also a hit here on al jazeera versus in vogue area. prepare for 6 election in 3 years, but many believe in new government point tech, a widespread corruption. the phone can't seem to cost your screen deal as low as most time vicious climate plants. will it be implemented? our sharing in south africa is that good news for the economy. plus the telephone company has

to can facing the economy is israel's decision to withhold tax revenue that belongs to the palestinian authority. the p a has been struggling to pay into use their salaries in full, which hinders the economy cycle even more. so in israel has been systematically undermining the palestinian economy for decades by controlling the power is daneen resources and the lands it created a week economy dependent on israel and withheld the palestinian authorities money to minimize its rule. in dealing with the crisis, business owners say they are left alone facing the financial crunch. that's what some of the local authorities, a note making emergency laws, decisions to help us of on this task period. one of the hardest hit sectors in palestine is tours in the churches in activity is one of the main tours that directions here. and i mean source of ink for palestinians know, many stores here have closed down and people say every day this will continues. it adds another burden on the short and long term one. they might need decades to recover from that, but i am a jersey to the occupied westbank palestine. so

it connects on behalf of the palestinian authority. these are the 1st days of summer break and the occupied us bank. it's a weekend and this cassie is in the heart of room on. this is usually a recipe for success. but since the world goes a started, the cafe owners say there's here, they'll be forced to shut down the arms, but we haven't been able to pay the ring since the most dont have checks bouncing back. we have so much data of service providing the huge with you at this time of the year they would hire extra workers. now they've had to lay off half of their staff. so i had indeed kept her job as a waitress. she's an interior designer who says she's lost to job since the war started. even a discovery delayed off many male employees and needed me because my salary useless for me in the face, not enough to sustain a family. how the city of the workers, it is really used to bring much needed cash to the occupied westbank. they were estimated the 22 percent of the workforce before the war. now that israel has found their entry, they b

but they say, look, we've got a working relationship with the palestinian authority. we may not like them. the are the authorities in ramallah. but with that security coordination with them, we've got a very close security relationship with united states. we don't want to mess that up. so there tend to be a little bit more, i would say, conscious and was possible in the game as, as, as the americans would see the and that's a real context. and of course there's a left wing in israel that says, palestinians are national community. we've got to come to terms with them as a nation, and they are basically marginalized right now. they're there, but they don't pull well, they don't have anybody in the cabinet. they don't have that many voices. and it's really public like that left way which it goes, things that are similar to what the bike and ministration is saying is at this point, pretty weak. do you think that this notion that you just share that maybe uh, just really prime minister netanyahu and others have that there will never be a palestinian state that they'll figu

i told them that official palestinian authorities, such as the palestinian prisoners' affairs center and the board of palestinian prisoners and freedmen they registered more than 920 arrests, and more than 100 of these arrests occurred since eid al-adha. the occupiers also arrested dozens of palestinians to force other youths to surrender themselves. the ceremony was celebrated on the 43rd. this is the anniversary of martyr mustafa chamran in beirut. he went to lebanon to fight against the zionist regime and became one of the resistance commanders . here in the capital of lebanon, next to the street that is known by his name, a commemoration ceremony was held on the 4th and 3rd anniversary of his martyrdom. life in the circle of prosperous education and even progress and personal honor it was less than his high spirit. martyr mustafa chamran came to lebanon in 1350 to fight against the zionist regime and spent 8 years in difficulty. in this situation , he worked as the director of the retiman night school, the commander of the resistance groups and the friend of seyyed moussa sadr, t

there has to be an alternative to hamas and the only alternative is palestinian authority. my trouble is that israel under benjamin netanyahu is not working towardshamas is a factoy don't have that alternative. in many cases they are working to try to undermine the palestinian authority and that undermines long-term peace. host: what is a viable alternative look like? guest: king of doll of jordan, saudi arabia, uae are working with palestinian leadership -- king ■labdullah of jordan, saudi arabia, uae are working with palestinian leadership. you have to have governance and support which we have tried in the past back in the early 2000's, and it wathe palestinias getting better and netanyahu became prime minister after the peace plan fell apart and he started to undermine the to change the strategy and have an alternative so there is a path. host: secretary of state blinken is in israel and talked about his optimism when it comes to a possible resolve to all of these things. what is your level oop it is hat is very difficult situation. hamas seems to have dug in and is refu

finance minister has built a new economic blow to the palestinian authority. this mo, from utterance has signed an order to the doctor, $35000000.00 of palestinian tax revenues. that money will be transferred to is riley families whose family members were killed in the october attacks. is ro collex palestinian tax as part of the 1994 powers agreement between the palestinian liberation organization and israel. and the deduction, 3 percent of the amount as a collection fee. the total revenue is estimated to be around to $220000000.00 a month. this is a main source of income for the palestinian authority. no to day reports from the miller in the occupied west bank. this is a precedent, this is the 1st time that is will take such a step and at proceeding that uh that step they took let just the steps they've legislated palestinian money away, giving the finance minister and his real the power to do with that money as he sees fit, whether it's to compensate is really families of tech to affected by palestinian attacks or to even directed elsewhere. and now he's putt

importance of unifying the west bank and gaza under the leadership of a reformed and revitalized palestinian authority. and this tax recalls resolutions this council has adopted since october 7th, including resolution 271227202728, all of which demanded that all parties to the conflict protect civilians. colleagues, we need from us to agree to the cease fire deal and then we need is role and hum us to implement the deal without delays our condition. i don't want to keep waking up to news reports of more fighting and more loss of life. i don't want the families of hostages, many of whom i know personally to ensure even one more day to endure even one more day without their loved ones. i don't want another palestinian family, including the relatives of people. i have met with to experience any more loss of suffering. i want to see an enduring cease fire, where israel is safe, save from the threat a further terrorist attacks and rocket fire. and palestinians can begin rebuilding their lives in safety and security. i want to see families reunited, i want to see palestinian children safe and fed, and back

is also the main source of income for the palestinian authority for their all right, q 's ations, that israel has been using it as leverage against the palestinians. will not speak to nor dave. she's in ramallah in the occupied restaurant for us. know, as we've been saying, this isn't the 1st time that israel has withheld tax revenues, but the choice to redirect it to cost through that a wellness does. this is a precedent. this is the 1st time that is will take such a step and at proceeding that uh, that step they took, let just the steps. they've legislated palestinian money away, giving the finance minister and his real the power to do with that money as he sees fit. whether it's to compensate is really families of tech to affected by palestinian attacks or to even directed elsewhere. and now he's putting that into action. of course, this could potentially be open the floodgates to a very serious financial crisis in the palestinian authority rooted in the political fact that is really controlled every aspect of life. not just of ordinary palestinians, but of the coffers of the palest

is basically half of palestinian government right now, the palestinian authority is running the west ld say that is the problem, we don't have a country, don't have a government, we are not on equal footing with israel. i don't think that all palestinians by any measure would supportw9 on october 7. but that is what they did. so, you have to weigh both things. the fact that palestinians don't have a state and what path is open to them nonviolent way, mahmoud abbas from the palestinian authority has made zero progress if not backwards progress on that. and then you have to weigh -- if they are not a government, what is the israeli obligation to them? do they need to be treated like a nationstate or is it like a terrorist group in syria or something? scenes to address? it's a tough topic to cover. host: and i know we are half a world away from the week ahead on capitol hill. what else are you covering this week on capitol hill and what else are you going to beoofor? what did we not get to? guest: i think we covered it. [laughter] all the main things. i also want to thank the for calling

you control of the palestinian authority, the west bank, then how much has guys it. and there is no joint partner, as israel has been saying, who can represent or palestinians what it is, momentum nationally. that is, that is one that address uh for the, by the sign. and this other, this is the palestine liberation organization. this is the sole legitimate, the present, the cnn people, as you know that's we declare to the state. the state has the medical mission of more than 140 companies in the world that are present, that this over the state of the art and on. so these are, this is the policy that, that it presents spanish stations. and the word should talk to this spot. the fact that we are divided this is a fact about, and this is an intern in a state me. and it shows that shouldn't be sold into many. so this should not be used as it predicts the old struct or the, any political process. but that political process, especially in the case because it is going to start with a cease fire. and as i understand, you're not a party as, as the p a, a, to those to go see ac

know what those conditions are, and from the palestinian point of view it is support for the palestinian authorityraeli side it is going to be that you cannot have gaza run by hamas, and we need guarantees about security and no repeats of october 7th, and attacks from gaza into israel, so it is fundamentally two twin things, it is statehood for palestine and security for israel. if that can be achieved through a political process rather than continuation of the fighting, that's a good thing. does this contain a vision for palestinian statehood? it would seem unusual that israel would agree to that or that the israeli prime minister would agree to that when he said clearly that he wouldn't. does that exist in the deal at this stage or would it be worked on, as the deal progresses? it has to be worked on, because fundamentally, a deal like this will only work if you can meet those twin needs, israeli security on the one hand and palestinian statehood on the other. but i think that, why i think this is a moment we have got to seize to bring this conflict to an end is that there is the short term, whi

the though people are more concerned about another is really decision that ruling strip the palestinian authority of its civilian powers related to construction and zoning. in a 5th of the occupied westbank, these rarely cabinets says this was done to come back. what it terms illegal palestinian construction. hey john, for the goal is for us to leave and what we will people go rooted into slant alignment. this down existed before christ and will continue to exist. god willing, more than half the population of the occupied westbank falls within this area, including all homes inside they are ready. 3 illegal is really supplements and several outposts of sees 14000 square kilometers of play to reducing the town to a 3rd of its size. shrinking space until teen hope the decision was framed as retaliation for the recognition of powers fined by 5 european countries. but experts say this is a cover for a more strategic plan. a lot like if you just look at the number of out post slated for authorization by the government, the number just in the past 6 months is the equivalent of many years. the plan is to

netanyahu's cabinet, they want no remnants or vestiges, notjust of hamas, but also of the palestinian authorityhat is where gantz had a position that differed from the rest of the hardline members of the cabinet. many in israel believe that there is and should be a place for moderate palestinians from the palestinian authority and other similar like minded groups to have a place of leadership in the post reconstruction period within gaza. and that's where you find the differences. in the current circumstances very briefly, what does a war scenario look like for gaza? well, it's going to involve a coalition of international and regional groups, including arab countries, european leaders, the united nations, the united states, and also local palestinian officials, representatives who have legitimacy among the palestinian people. and, of course, israel facilitating and allowing the reconstruction to take place. so it will be a combined sort of coalition effort to not only help rebuild physically the infrastructure, but also set up systems for governance and to prevent the type of anarchy and lawle

to can facing the economy is israel's decision to withhold tax revenue that belongs to the palestinian authority. the p a has been struggling to pay it into use their salaries in full, which hinders the economy cycle even more. so it is real, has been systematically undermining the palestinian economy for decades by controlling the palestinian resources and the lands. it created a weak economy dependent on israel and withheld the palestinian authorities money to minimize its rule. in dealing with the crisis, business owners say they are left alone facing the financial crunch. that's what some of the local authorities a note making emergency laws, decisions to help us of on this task period of the one of the hardest hit sectors in palestine is tourism. the church of the nativity is one of the main tours that directions here. and i mean source of ink for palestinians know, many stores here have closed down, and people say every day this will continues. it adds another burden on the short and long term. one. they might need decades to recover from the day, but i am just the to the occupied westbank