in this context, what do you think about the palestinian national authorities? zations that you mention are more traditional ones that have never stopped fighting the israeli regime, they've never been part of the palestinian national authority organization. in 2006, there was a conflict between hamas and fat which resulted a political division between hamas which ruled gaza and the palestinian national authority which ruled the west. bank with the support of israel and the us in that moment. since mahmoud abas assumed his leadership, he began to push back the acts of resistance. he sometimes makes a statement and that's all. all those resistance movements are fighting this regime. there are also new young palestinians in those movements. the palestinian population is essentially young. therefore the lion's den and resistance movements that seem autonomous are actually formed with young individuals who are frustrated by.... see no advance in the fight for self-determination, palestinian islamic jihad, the palestinian resistance movement, hamas and the popular fro

the palestinian youth are upset with the palestinian national authority that does not take political ters into account and does not take necessary measures for right of self-determination of the palestinian people. this entity has security coordination with israel regime. this bond has resulted in the arrest of palestinian resistance movements members. this is an internal concept. the division of many palestinian movements and organizations also paves the path for israel regime to exert more pressure. inside the zionist regime, the most extremist cabinet within an extremist society, headed by netannyahu tries to strengthen an absolutely authoritarian regime which is not democratic at all. it is racist state called israel that has basic law. netanyahu pushes for the judicial reforms. to continue to cover his crimes with impunity. implementation of judicial reforms creates numerous problems. implementation of judicial reforms also creates netanyahu's control over the judiciary and intensifies the colonization of the west bank with the aim of judaization and zionization. at the original

they've never been part of the palestinian national authority organization. was a conflict between hamas and fath, which resulted in political division between hamas which ruled gaza and the palestinian national authority which ruled the west bank with the support of israel and the us. that moment, since mahmoud abbas assumed his leadership, he began to push back the acts of resistance, he sometimes makes a statement and that's all, all those resistance movements are fighting the zinanis regime, there are also new young palestinians in those movements, the palestinian population is essentially young, therefore the lion's den and resistance movements that seem autonomous are actually formed with young individuals who are frustrated. by seeing no advance in the fight for self-determination. palestinian islamic jihad, the palestinian resistance movement, hamas and the popular front for the liberation of palestine have their own ways and plans. we've seen palestinian islamic jihads operations in jeneen and the palestinian resistance movement. hamas's retaliatory s

gas sector in 2007, in contrast to the official such semi-legitimate leadership of the palestinian national authority in the so-called west bank. jordan, that is, in judea and samaria, where the chairman, president, head of the palestinian national administration mahmoud abbas sits in rome, the palestinian national administration, as an officially recognized representative of the palestinian people, in turn recognized the right of israel in general to existence, the dispute between the palestinian national administration and israel in the borders, in who owns jerusalem and its holy cities, some other details, but in general the palestinian national administration agreed that israel has the right to exist in this region at all, it is only necessary to divide this territory according to the model of the so-called two-states for two peoples, this is the official short and concise name of the project to create an independent palestine, a project that is supported by the international community, and which corresponds to the decision of the once general... of the un assembly, hamas, unlike the official rep

, mahmoud aabas, sits in gremal, the palestinian national authority the officially recognized representative of the palestinian people, in turn, recognized israel's right to exist at all, a dispute between the palestinian national authority. and israel in the borders, in who owns jerusalem and its city world , in some other details, but in general the palestinian national administration agreed that israel generally has the right to exist in this region, it is only necessary to divide this territory according to the model of the so -called two states for two peoples, this is officially such a short concise name of the project the creation of an independent palestine, a project under supported by the international community and which corresponds to the decision of the former un general assembly. hamas, in contrast to the official representation of the palestinian national administration, does not recognize israel's right to exist at all, and the hatred that is nurtured in the territory under the control of hamas and the local youth and the radical part

in 94 the palestinian national authority was created. nd intifada began, which only ended. arafat. after his death , israel completely transferred control of jericho to the palestinian authority and four west bank cities, and then withdrew troops of jewish settlers from the gaza strip. jewish settlements are settlements where israeli citizens settle, but they are located in territories occupied after 67, which were supposed to go to the palestinian state. they continue to be built on the western bank around. jerusalem, but the un and a number of countries consider them occupied territories. the interests of the major powers have always intersected here, but now regional forces are beginning to behave independently, external players seem to they themselves have not yet fully understood what they want, what they can do, and how ready they are to get involved in risky conflicts. oliver stopf from austria, the drawing is called cunning iran, a man who looks like ali himenia plays the grand piano, which says middle east. patrick chappatt from

palestinian state closer , because for the last 15 years no more negotiations with the palestinian national authorityation of a state made any sense, because the palestinian national authority did not control all the territory that theoretically belongs to its jurisdiction, that the palestinian nation was divided, in a certain way this idea of ​​two states for two peoples has already been realized within the palestinian people, the people in gaza got the hamas government and their islamic state, the people in samaria on the west bank of the river and agdan got mahmoud abbas and some autonomy, at least. after the removal of hamas from the fruit in kaz, certainly. stability in the region it will come close, but again the question of the price of this option is very acute, how long will other arab countries watch the humanitarian catastrophe, which we are all now watching in gaza, then the water pipe to gaza came from that israel, which they, the hamas, wanted to destroy and which has now almost stopped supplying. water, electricity to gas, what will the price be, will another proxy force intervene in t

next to israel based on the provisions of international legitimacy and which allows the palestinian national authority to undertake its duties and palestinian lands and illegitimate matter. ladies and gentlemen allow us to extend a message to the peoples of the world that their leaders recognize the magnitude of this responsibility. and that they realize the gravity of the humanitarian crisis, the to and the sense civilians are in the midst of right now. in a sense, children are being bombed right now with our default, and others are injured without having the chance to receive medicine or medical care. so left me at the end of my speech, say that tomorrow is going to be better than to day and just be upon you ladies and gentlemen. even though to allow me to extend now the floor to his majesty king abdulla in the name of allow the most merciful the most compassionate. and may god zip peas and the blessings be upon the prophet mohammed. my brother to mr. president to such as c. c and majesty's highness as an excellent sees a piece would be upon you. well, i would like to attend my thanks to his excelle

but uh, the palestinian national authority in the best bang has ratified the rooms statute of the international criminal court. which means that the international criminal court has jurisdiction over the palestinian occupied territories and could investigate any violations of international humanitarian law. boast by his rel. and by how most fights is, because it is the place where the alleged violations happen, that fall under the ages of this little rather than the signature is. that's correct. it depends either on about the crime has been committed or watched nationality, the perpetrates off the crime has. so comparing the conflict in gaza with that and you cry, i king abdullah of jordan, has the keys. the west of double stands is. does he have a point? i think he does because of course the, the rest is conspicuously silent on any violations of international humanitarian law. apparently going on and gaza. the best seems to emphasize mainly is rose, right to self defense, which unquestionably exists. but it does not points to any violations of international humanitarian law. for example, by is

there were never any groups or unity in it; in ninety- three , the palestinian national authority was all leadership positions in it were occupied by the old guard of yasser arrafat from the fatah movement. they were opposed by the younger generation of palestinians, supporters of those banned in egypt brothers of muslims who united in the islamic resistance movement, abbreviated in arabic as hamas. inside palestine, they relied on the poorest sections of the population. after all , fatah representatives recognized by the un still receive and distribute the lion's share of funds from international sponsors. essentially the only legal source of livelihood for palestinians. fatah functionaries are regularly exposed to corruption. by speaking out against this, the islamists won the support of ordinary palestinians, and, oddly enough, israeli intelligence services that supported them in opposition to fatah. charitable and religious. the activities of the future hamas leader ahmed yassin, his organization al-mujama al-islamiya, received funding from israel. another source of money was arab

moderate palestinian groups are based here, as well as the administration of the palestinian authority itself, headed by the president of palestine, the leader of the movement for the nationaline, mahmoud abbas. abas is an opponent of hamas leaders. fatah does not support terrorist methods, but against the backdrop of the destruction of civilians taking place in gaza, the configuration may change greatly. however, in tel aviv. count on the fact that between different there are a huge number of contradictions between anti-israeli groups, each with its own curators. the hamasni movement, close to the muslim brothers. few people remember this fact, but in the late eighties, the israeli intelligence services actively supported the movement in gas to form a counterweight to arafat's organization. now hamas is gravitating toward turkey, qatar, and other sunni gulf countries. lebanese hezbollah is an iranian proxy. shi... and the israeli army is responding, while it is behaving with extreme restraint, although there are already dead in the ranks of the lebanese party, restraint is artificial, because the peak of escalation is still far away. evgeny poddubny, african news bureau. t

contact us, alya zaripovashe representative of russia to the palestinian national authority, alya eldarovna? anasia, hello, i hear you. please tell me, according to your data, how many russians live in the gas sector and are there any casualties among them? there are certainly russian citizens in palestine, registered at the consulate. on the west bank of the jordan river there are more than 2,000 people in the gas sector, in the gas sector in the enclave itself there are more than a thousand, about 1,200, again you need to understand that consular registration is not a procedure mandatory and voluntary, therefore we cannot say the exact number of our citizens in the sector , there are no casualties among our citizens, we are in constant contact with the consular post in the gas sector, with riflehem, with irikhon, with other cities on the west bank of the jordan river, so far ... no information received. regarding the escalation that is happening right now, what position do the palestinian authorities take, how much control do they have over hamas, can we even say that they take, well, in

trying to find out at the embassy in tel aviv and in the representative office of the palestinian national authority. well, also, russian foreign minister sergei lavov and the head of the oman ministry of foreign affairs discussed the need for an early ceasefire between israel and palestine, and of course , the opening of humanitarian corridors, this message is with reference to the foreign ministry, we will monitor incoming information, well now about vladimir putin’s visit to kyrgyzstan, a military outpost. which ensures security and stability throughout the central asian region. these are the words of the russian president at the ceremony marking the twentieth anniversary of our air base in kant. in october 2003 , vladimir putin attended the ceremony opening of the base, and called today’s twentieth anniversary the most important anniversary date. the kant base is located 20 km from beshkek in the chui region, and is an aviation component of the collective rapid deployment forces of the central asian region of the csto. among. dach - control of the airspace over central asia, air support for the

the west bank of the jordan river is a subdivision of the palestinian national authority , power is ins i said earlier, clashes continue from the very beginning of the escalation, they continue as in jenin, and near our representative office, on the second day, there was a shootout in the area of ​​the kollandiya checkpoint, 10 km from our representative office, so these skirmishes, shootouts, clashes, they continue and do not stop. our representation is now in what conditions of security, i hope, as i have already said, yes, on the whole, no more dangerous than usual, that is, such a situation of smoldering conflict here, perhaps, always, yes, with the phrase no more dangerous than usual, it sounds dangerous in the situation in which it now finds itself, the entire palestinian territory, thank you very much, lia zaripova was in direct contact with us, the press secretary of the russian federation mission in palestine, us secretary of state anthony blinken urgently flew to israel, it is known that his plane has already landed, naturally there will be statements for a reason, even thoug

now hamas, recently , a few days ago, a few weeks ago, putin met with the head of the palestinian national authority in the west bank, chairman fatah boumazen, so, it seems that russia will try to use these meetings in order to present himself as a mediator and use these connections with fatah on the west bank with the gas sector, with which negotiations are currently underway and , at least until recently, good relations with israel in order to try to be, yes, a mediator in this conflict and try to score some political points in this region. mr. oleksandr, you mentioned iran, but tell me, please, are the threats that have recently been coming from representatives of the iranian authorities, these are just threats, will iran be ready at some point, and even. will he be able to join in supporting hamas? well, firstly, iran, well, de facto already supports hamas, at least with weapons and finances, so in any case it has already joined this war. second, iran's direct entry into this conflict is currently highly unlikely. iran does not have a border with israel, so it is not clear how to divert the troo

citizenship were killed, the russian embassy in tel aviv, the representative office... of the palestinian national authority condemn any manifestations of extremism, terrorism, hostage-taking, blockade of people, intentional creation of unbearable conditions for their lives and other violent actions against civilians , along with the indiscriminate use of force during military operations, we again call on the parties to the conflict to de-escalate violence, and respect international humanitarian law, avoiding new civilian casualties, published on my website, in short , they published terrible photographs on my social networks, i won’t show them, but it ’s simply impossible to look at, these are torn to pieces children’s bodies, burned, this is what these scum set up when they entered israeli territory on saturday. published by bibi netanyahu, blinkin also showed you these photographs, the situation is unfolding, well , after such photographs it is clear that what is to come is that it cannot be stopped now, then there is such a level of emotion, it simply cannot be stopped , well, i’ll just repeat once agai

the representative, the representative of the u.s. , egypt, jordan and the head of the palestinian national authorityich is the internationally recognized political leadership of palestine, this was canceled, this is the best proof that there will be no results in the coming days. mrs. maria, but in her own way addressing the american nation, what can biden say in the context of the events taking place in israel and a full-scale war? well, i think there will be appeals to the fact that countries that are engaged in such an aggressive policy as russia, or individual terrorist groups, such as hamas, carry out aggressive actions against israel, appealing to the first events there on october 7, will be in an effort to combine this into an explanation of why the united states ... should be proactive in its defense and security policy on the international stage, i don't think it will to directly equate the two conflicts with each other, but the fact that they will be put on one side, in fact, of events that are now important for the united states on the international stage, i think this is what is being do

, us president bill clinton, israeli prime minister yitzhah rabin and chairman of the palestinian national authorityser arafat meet at the white house, ishah abbim and yasser arafat shake hands. however, just a few years after the signing , the second palestinian intifada took place in washington. in 2000, an uprising broke out against israeli rule in the west bank from the gaza strip. it will all end in the winter of 2005. areel sharon and mahmoud abbas will announce a complete cessation fire in august. the israelis will leave gas. the following year, israel begins a military operation in the gaza strip in response to the kidnapping of israeli military officer gelada shalit. then there were other operations, cast lead in 2008 and unbreakable rock in 2014. israel tried to destroy the palestinian military infrastructure. then, by the way, politicians, in particular european ones , reacted differently to what was happening. this is the opinion of the now former french president. the israeli leadership made a mistake, which concludes. in this region, however, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu c

the leaders of jordan and egypt, as well as the head of the palestinian national authority, refused tocipate in the negotiations. biden had to change his route. now he met only with the israeli leadership. at the same time , us support for israel is becoming less and less unconditional. the pentagon called on the idf to comply with the laws of war, but biden seems to have brought a much shorter day. than planned, he asked congress for 100 billion to help israel and ukraine, but the chaos in the american parliament makes the likelihood of quick approval of these appropriations illusory, and the owner of the white house himself diligently avoids certainty in formulations when talking about the massacre at the alyakhli hospital. i was deeply saddened and outraged by yesterday's gas hospital explosion, judging by what i saw, it appears that another team did it, not you, but if... there are a lot of people who are not sure about this, so you have there is a lot of work ahead, a lot to do. for muslims, but there is no guilt in the matter uncertainty, the news of the death of hundreds of pale

biden is also expected to meet with jordan's king, egypt's president and the palestinian national authority during his time overseas. us secretary of state antony blinken in tel aviv yesterday announcing the president's trip after a marathon seven hour meeting with israeli leaders. >> he's coming here at a critical moment for israel, for the region and for the world. president biden will underscore our crystal clear message to any actor, state or non-state, trying to take advantage of this crisis to attack israel. don't to underscore that message, a show of force to thousand us troops are now on alert for possible deployment and a second carrier strike group has moved to the region in hopes of preventing additional attacks. >> as for those 2000 us troops now on standby, high officials say if they are deployed, they would serve and advise using intelligence. and also medical support roles. kumasi. >> thank you, gloria. at uc berkeley, hundreds of pro-palestinian students filled sproul plaza and blocked access to the cal campus at at sather gate. the demonstrations call for a free palestinian

the leaders of jordan and egypt, as well as the head of the palestinian national authority, refused toarticipate in the negotiations. biden had to change his route. now he met only with the israeli leadership, while he brought much less money than planned, he asked congress for 100 billion to help israel and ukraine, but the chaos in the american parliament makes the likelihood of quick approval of these appropriations illusory. and the owner of the white house himself diligently avoids definiteness in wording when talking about the massacre in the alyakhli hospital. i was deeply saddened and outraged by yesterday. with the gas hospital explosion, from what i saw, it looks like the other team did it, not you. but there are many people who are not sure about this, so that you have a lot of work ahead, a lot of things to do, for muslims, but there is no uncertainty about the issue of guilt, the news of the death of hundreds of palestinians shook the arab world, indignant crowds demanding immediate revenge poured into the streets of dozens of cities on the planet. israeli police dispersed

not a state, there is no state there, there is not even a proto -state, which was the palestinian national authoritythis is unique, with which they communicated with and negotiated, not that it was recognized as an equal, but nevertheless, it was given money by public organizations, and if space more, what if? more people, i don’t say the word libya now, i don’t say the word kosovo, i don’t say the word balkans, in general, but nevertheless, we saw that in the new world, there may be a space without a state at all, it will exist, with it they will still bargain, they will cajole him, the second question, and you look, but..." this whole idea of ​​late globalization collapsed, that everything can be filled with money, you can include, gradually include people in, so to speak, this universal global consumption, into a global information society, this will solve all problems, look at all the conflicts of the last 10 years, well, everything, and the objectively constructed conflicts that have arisen. but they are all around identity, they are all built around the issue of ethnicity, religious affiliatio

jihad, there are also groups. which are not controlled by hamas or islamic jihad, nor the palestinian national authority is not in the gaza strip, there are the leadership of the combat wing, there are individual representatives there, but the leaders are scattered throughout the middle east, they are in lebanon in qatar and syria and iran, and wherever they are, how about that? i completely agree with you. near the east may become more consolidated on an anti-israeli basis, but this automatically means on an anti-american basis, that is, the united states will lose its position in the middle east even faster, because they all support israel in everything and joe biden has already done two appeal to the nation and once again... that the united states, as he said, that is, the united states is completely on the side of israel. and these are not only words, they are also deeds. not only does the united states make such statements and not criticize in any way in the case of israel for violating humanitarian law, international law, they also have military equipment , they are increasing their military prese

the russian embassy in telawa and the representative office of the palestinian national authority instations of extremism, terrorism, hostage-taking, blockade of people, deliberate creation of unbearable conditions for their life and other violent actions against peaceful people. citizens, along with the indiscriminate use of force during military operations. we once again call on the parties to the conflict to de-escalate violence and comply with international humanitarian law, to avoid new casualties among the civilian population. and i published it on myself, well, in short, they published terrible photos on my social networks, i won’t to show them, well, it’s simply impossible to watch, these are torn apart children’s bodies , burned. this is what these scum did when they entered israeli territory on saturday, bibi netanyahu published this ... blinkina also showed you the photographs, the situation is unfolding, well, after such photographs, it is clear that what is to come is, this is not stop now, that is, the level of emotions is such, it simply cannot be stopped, well, i ’ll

biden is also expected to meet with jordan's king, egypt's president and the palestinian national authority during his time overseas. us secretary of state antony blinken in tel aviv yesterday announcing the president's trip after a marathon seven hour meeting with israeli leaders. >> he's coming here at a critical moment for israel, for the region and for the world. president biden will underscore our crystal clear message to any actor, state or non-state, trying to take advantage of this crisis to attack israel. don't to underscore that message. >> a show of force. 2000 us troops are now on alert for possible deployment and a second carrier strike group has moved to the region in hopes of preventing additional attacks. as for those 2000 us troops now on standby, u.s. officials say if they are deployed, they would serve an advising intelligence and also medical support roles. reggie. gloria thank you. >> at uc berkeley, hundred of pro-palestinian students filled sproul plaza and blocked access at the cal campus. the demonstrators called for a free palestinian state and for better represent

secretary general palestinian national initiative. authornd distinguished fellow at the american industry of beirut. and president of the u.s. middle east project and former israeli negotiator. thank you all for being on "inside story." there's a lot of concern right now about what might come next after this surprise attack by hamas. israel has said there'll will be no food, no water, no electricity to gaza because of this attack. how worried are you about what might come next? >> we're absolutely worried. what you have just described, no electricity, no supplies, means that netanyahu is conducting an act of -- against 2.2 million people. but more than that, this fascist government in israel -- and i insist on using the word fascist -- is threatening ethnic cleansing of 2.2 million people. how could netanyahu tell 2.2 million people living in gaza, a very small area,, that they should leave their homes? where should they go to? he wants to throw them in the sea. where should these people go? there is no safe place at this very moment in gaza

’ve told you about this many times. in the gaza strip, fatah, which is headed by the palestinian national authorityhere, which since 2000, essentially for the sixth year, has been actively politically popular, namely the politburo, and the political wing, and that is, this ostentatious story, they are trying to somehow obscure it, in order to show that we are working , but this time it’s all unfortunately pointless, in the russian segment of the internet there is now an excerpt from netanyahu’s speech from 1919, where he... allegedly addressing parliament, said that hamas must be supported in order to to oppose fatah, it’s true, he said these words, he financed israel hamas, and you know, officially i cannot confirm this, because there is no... i haven’t seen specific data and this conversation, i’ll tell you honestly, but in general in the arab world and let's say, among my colleagues who have fairly close relations with the arab intelligence services and so on, they have repeatedly stated that hamas was created at one time to counter the growing popularity of arafat, who was closer, this is the p

and then we talk here about the palestinian national authority who would actually govern in gaza. stinian national authority and even the palestinian ambassador here, he's been very careful not to actually condemn hamas and not to say they are terrorists and so on, because they still keeping some kind of a face saving for suella. >> so the caution is still there. indeed. adel, thank you for going through that. you're with us for the rest of the afternoon to take us through this very fluid situation . and this very fluid situation. and of course, we are reflecting too , on the prospect for those 199 hostages being held by hamas. we'll be speaking to sir terry waite, of course, kidnapped in lebanon and held . for 1763 days. lebanon and held. for 1763 days. his thoughts shortly. first, the headunes his thoughts shortly. first, the headlines with tamsen . mark. headlines with tamsen. mark. >> thank you. here are the headunes >> thank you. here are the headlines at 133. egypt is under pressure to reopen the rafah crossing on its border with gaza to allow the safe passage of humanitarian

, and so on, maybe, but they have been refusing for a long time to negotiate with the palestinian national authorityabbas, who, well, it seemed like he was even going to visit moscow in november, may still visit, but he’s already old, yeah, and if someday some changes happen on the west bank of the jordan river, look at the map, yes, this... is already a much larger territory, albeit not as dense, then then this solid green this color is no longer there, four years ago erdogan showed it at the united nations and talked about it, well, he showed it this dynamic of how, speaking about two states, how it everything that is called was conceived and how it changed over the years, in fact, he talks about it there, that this is the forty-seventh year, the sixty-seventh year. this is what is now, well, actually, we can simply display this block by itself, probably on the screen, and that is, this is, as it were, officially everything, that is, this is what actually remains instead of this piece here, uh, real time, well, i’m not talking about historical justice now, i’m getting at the fact that everything w

palestinians in gaza, authorities reported more than 680 people have been killed. palestinian president mahmoud abbas, who heads the palestinian authority government, called on the united nations to provide humanitarian aid. the un warned monday that israeli airstrikes have damaged water and sanitation facilities in gaza and displaced more than 187,000 people. and turkey's president said that he spoke with both presidents of israel and palestine trying to end the conflict. but the arab league says that they plan to meet on wednesday at the request of palestine and the white house. julie says that president biden is expected to make an address tomorrow. the images and the video coming out of that area are just heartbreaking. jenna, thank you. people in lafayette gathered this evening to show their support for those in israel this evening. supporters held a pro-israel gathering at the temple. isaiah speakers there morning. those who lost their lives and expressed their concern for those who are now being held captive. i thought about everyone who has lost loved ones and the countless people who have been taken hostage and every person who has been gravely injured. and about the

palestinian militant group islamichhad. today president biden agreed, saying it appears the blast was "done by the other team." but hamas, palestinian authorities and other arab nationsamed israel for the explosion which triggered protests across the middle east. the bbc is trying verify the claims from both sides. after their talks, mr netanyahu called biden a "true friend", saying he commends his "deeply moving" decision to visit israel during the war. following joe biden�*s visit, israel said it "will not thwart" the delivery of food, water and medicine from egypt for civilians in gaza as long as this aid does not "reach hamas". for days people there have been fleeing their homes to escape israeli strikes which palestinian which authorities in gaza say have killed more than 2,400 people. israel says is it targeting members of hamas, a group designated as a terror organisation, by the uk government. it follows the deaths of around m00 people, in attacks on southern israel, 11 days ago. let's begin our coverage with this report from our international editorjeremy bowen, on president biden�*s crucial, diplomatic mission. a warning there are some graphic details in hi

abdullah ii, and in broad daylight in front of the announcements made by the head of the palestinian authority. us nationaluncil strategic communications coordinator john kirby said biden will speak with abbas and egyptian president al-sisi by phone during his flight to israel. the attack on al-ahliyeh hospital in gaza city took place late the night before, according to the palestinian ministry of defense, at least half a thousand people were killed. hamas blames israel for the attack. the israeli army rejects the accusations and says that the explosion was caused by a failed rocket launch by islamic jihad. this attack was one of the most massive the continuation of the war between hamas and israel, which began on october 7. the tragedy caused protests around the world. president joe biden is already on his way to the middle east. the plane took off the day before from andrews joint base in the usa to tel aviv. according to us secretary of state anthony. blinkin, who has been in the middle east for several days, biden's visit should demonstrate us solidarity with israel and commitment to its security, but