can you explain what's happening in ramallah? why are people so angry at the palestinian authority of the what do you know if they have been watching as we have the scenes of their leaders, their security details as well backs. last thing with secretary blinking as the united states gets green light kind of blows. i'm conditional. so what is does bombing from their brothers and sisters in gaza as domestic at the hospital takes place at the score in the various presidential buildings in? does all, well, certainly the person using the hebrew based on going to be a whole. so there's been a lot of tension. i would even say violence in the occupied territories. in the west. i can use jerusalem because of the silence of the policy or heart of the over the past many days. and even though i didn't want to spend a while, but i think it will come up and save you face, but present best distancing themselves from what's happening and kind of, um, basically cleaning, you know, what does that need to ship the piano as far as that is the issue

it is at the pictures tonight in ramallah. if it is tense and ramallah.ndrea, a spokesperson for unit fail. 10,000 peacekeeping troops on the blue line between israel and lebanon. just at the weekends, we had reports of a strike on the headquarters. you are welcome to the programme. what happens in your headquarters on a night like this where we are reporting about such an appalling tragedy in gaza city? does that ramp up the tension where you are? i city? does that ramp up the tension where you are?— where you are? i would say that the last eiuht where you are? i would say that the last eight days. _ where you are? i would say that the last eight days, there has _ where you are? i would say that the last eight days, there has been i where you are? i would say that the last eight days, there has been an i last eight days, there has been an increase in exchange of fire between lebanon and israel. maybe the last three days, there have been an even larger escalation along the line, but also contain along the blue line and also when rocket hit our airport, li

he has gone back to ramallah. it is reported and it is connected to the bombing of that hospital, but yes, it would have an impact on the trip. suddenly the bite and administration would be a pulled at something like this happening at a time when the president is going into the region. best be no formal response from the white house at present. we understand that one will be forthcoming shortly, but it is certainly a major issue. one must remember to that president by then. one of the reasons, in addition to expressing us support for israel, of going to the region is to attempt to carry on his secretary of state's attempts to prevent any whitening of this conflict. now incident such as we seen that the gods of hospital are precisely the type of event that could lead to a widening of the conflict. we already see demonstrations in ramallah demonstrations in other parts of the reason as a direct consequence of the so the bite in administration would be well affect aware of what happens when you have been events like

the sun is rising here in ramallah. i'm with zach springs, new concerns to people that don't surprise westbank gosh. a whether they'll be more arrests, more res, that was a house demolition. of course this happens every single day of the year and it has done since to starts of this year. spots suddenly since it's a war started in gaza, we've now had more number of arrest. we're talking at more than 900 in just 2 weeks . people that concerns people, the words that what's happening and because of how much talking now the war and causes is going to be massive, right precautions where every single day, they're all going to be more small pa, this thing and us, sorry, it's just past 7 am in ramallah, is it likely that we could say more protests today? yes, very much. so it's friday usually. traditionally, friday, across the arrow bold is used to a pro, test. everything from anti government protests and certainly for palestinians against the occupation. this is randy occupation, that just becomes relentless and has become even

i want to take you to those pictures that we're getting in from ramallah. you can see there are thousands and thousands of people out on the streets that of that 50 and the occupied westbank these uh pictures from just a few moments ago that spring and a correspondent child step says, who joins us on the phone now from ramallah. charles, that you use surprised by the sheer scale of this, of the number of people who come out on the street here. well, this is one of what we understand is a growing number of you. so i think the frequency and size of purchase that increasingly happening across the occupied westbank in this particular purchase is why the number that have happened in the middle of this evening. i have people gathering, obviously, very angry about what's happening and garza, but very interestingly as well. perhaps not. not too difficult. you understand. many of the people here very angry with about us in the prism ahold of us if they say that we're charles actually in amongst the crowd. but he's down for him to step aside and accusing him of being

and you've been painting a picture of ramallah this evening. what's that like there in terms of public public, peyton, people being on the streets, for example, are people in their homes? what are you hearing anecdotally? well, i'm just hearing the same thing in different ways, but the, literally, the same thing for most people have spoken to and it says that yes, we all are surprised by what happened. but we know it surprised if you treat people like animals, then you should not be surprised, but they fight back. and that is the real sense of what's going on here. people are surprised by what's happened, but they all sympathetic towards how much and what they're doing. okay, thank you so much for that update. that's him run con in ramallah. i want to bring in elgin 0 is senior political analyst. now my one bush child who joins us live from paris, plenty of moving pads to the store. it's not plenty of brian can use. we've heard these rouse, connects, it has just declared the nation is officially as well. we've also heard from the ambassador it

he spoke to me from ramallah and started by talking | from ramallah and started by talking to me abouton in jabalia. it to me about the situation in jabalia. , . , , ., jabalia. it is incredibly hard, incredibly — jabalia. it is incredibly hard, incredibly horrifying. - jabalia. it is incredibly hard, incredibly horrifying. all- incredibly horrifying. all colleagues were also injabalia refugee camps trying to rescue some of the people who have fallen victim as a result of the bombing of the jabalia refugee camps. our centre in jabalia refugee camps. our centre in jabalia was palms a few days ago and they move to another clinic. from there they are operating the ambulance service. this afternoon, this evening, then managed to rescue intensive injured and uncovered from under the rubble 25 killed civilians. so it is horrifying. they continue to work under the bombardment and horrible conditions. that is also part of our work, not only in the north casa and jabalia but also because the city and the south. this is our humanitarian mission. we are still operating under very, very harsh cond

the central square of ramallah, the menorah square. and then as it, as it, the practice here, they sort of start walking and go and rounds coming back was to the square. there's a few 100 people here, as you said, calling for support of support that sort of directed to the people of guys. uh, they were a few also were chatting support to the got some brigades, and that's the military we got from mazda and the same scene that was happening here in ramallah was also in for the and several cities across the occupied was bag, like hybrid. and that blows in some areas. now there are some clashes going on between fathers, senior news. and um, uh, is really military. uh, we know for example that there's been several wounded in bethlehem and also in high, broad. but those are all sort of isolated efforts because it is very difficult football as it is to group and show up and large numbers simply because up the road closures. freedom of where the movement is not something guaranteed across the occupied west. back during normal times during thes

to ramallah says he has been trying to reach his wife for a week without success. mazda, she can, um, a how much they both have a phone anymore. i was told they went to seek shelter and are you in school bus? i haven't spoken to them in a week. i can't stop thinking about them. i feel guilty. i'm hit. if the crossing opens, i'm not going to wait a minute, say, i don't care about my treatments, even if it took 6 months to get to medical permits. i just want to see my children . bradley fears they could be among those who were killed as they seated israel's evacuation order to go south of this trip or among those were killed. when are you in school with it? he simply doesn't know. these are just a few stories of war and distressed comment to so many trying to survive as guys that crumbles in front of the.

all right, appreciate the updates elgin's here is in runtime in ramallah, a u. s. secretary of state anthony, blinking continues his tour of the malays t hopes to prevent the guns, a conflict from spelling into a bigger role is now in the united arab emirates officer visiting saudi arabia. he's been discussing the situation in gaza with sadie foreign minister, fossil been fun, else out in fun, has condemned the attacks on civilians and cold for de escalation. we need to find a way to quickly escalate the situation to quickly bring back that piece that at least the stopping the guns and then working towards addressing most of the humidity. yeah, i have to emphasize the humanitarian situation because it is very, very difficult. and we need to work together to make sure that access for the military relief goods is allowed. this is something that is critical. it is, of course, in trying to finish with the, you know, as israel pursues, it's legitimate right to defend against people into trying to assure that this never happens again. it is vitally important that all

all right, we appreciate the update as always in run con, in ramallah for us. and still in ramallah, many palestinians were marching in suppose of how much the military operation needed for him is they in the occupied westbank of some of the times in the year that has been walking in the streets all the way now. so in. 2 unity for palestinian fractions. the we might launch more attacks against as rating targets with the heating promising is here to also grazing her mouth, saying that these were the only of the sounds a lot was up for a sleeve on here. were telling me that they feel that they've been left alone by the world, and that they only have themselves to rely on everyday. we're making to free themselves from the continue with decades long as really mean the 3 of you phase at all and on and be a few fires west redwood city and tell us any is of a general strike where businesses have shut down and people are still worried about severe i people have families and friends in the receipts because it's true, a phrase all the is really retaliation, but some of t

i want to go to him, ron khan, who run your in ramallah, you are in the occupied west bank. i noted during the speech by benjamin netanyahu that he said we are rent reinforcing all friends, and that includes lebanon. and in his words, the west bank is that something that you have seen is that something that you can comment on as well. so it's an effective located here. they've uh, these ladies have consult uh, not just within uh the occupied westbank, but they actually couple of the occupied westbank completely to the outside world. there's a broad across thing that takes you from the occupied westbank into jordan, the bridge crossing that's actually complete the shot now. so i was, is a people stranded on either side of that boat or they were trying to get across. there was a few hours when they, when they could get it costs, and then about 2 thirds the locals are in the afternoon. they shut that down. all of the check points, including the main, one of columbia, which takes you from ramallah into jerusalem. that's been shut down as well. nobody is being allowed in or out.

as always, sarah hi rocked in ramallah the occupied west bank. the us and a number of its allies have reiterated the support for israel while calling for the protection of civilians in access to aid. she has her times that has moved from washington dc or the white house said sunday was a day of sustained into the actual diplomacy for president by and with multiple calls to west. and lead is leading to a statement being reduced on behalf of thursday. it is kind of go from germany, italy, the u. k. and the us, it reiterated the support of those leaders for israel. and it's right to defend itself against terrorism, and also claims the adherence to international humanitarian law, including the protection of civilians. it welcome to release as the 2 american captors and called for the release of the others. and it also welcome to for us you monetary and come boys into gaza and committed to continue coordinating with partners in the region to ensure sustained and safe access to food was at medical care and other assistance required to meet humanitarian

i say if we got up the fixtures from ramallah for you to see or how you go demonstrations in ramallah seen similar pictures coming in from cities in yemen. and i'm going to be back in a moment with another full show of the the sites and sounds to choose something at mid autumn harvest festival. silvia and so also known as the korean thanksgiving. it's also a time for honoring ancestor engine. got palm is dedicated to families, separated by the greenville. nearly a 134000 people had registered with the unification ministry in the late 1918. the state arranged family reunion events with north korea. the last event was in 2018, and the little one will be out soon to soap remains, which is to be time for separated families. a reminder of every one they had to be behind. in 5432 more upfront takes on the big issue. this isn't a one off you. something about a systemic issue here for black lives. don't really matter. in the police were unflinching questions is war with one to 10 minute rigorous debate because of lots of medical treatments, challenging conventional was the fact that people ar

a bill which is close to ramallah. um so yeah. um, as to be expected, this is just, you know, the, the latest series of, of rage by the is really ministry. is they hung down suspects, as i say, $1200.00 at least already arrested since those initial attacks on october the 7th. so i see happening there, thanks so much for the update child strep fits in ramallah they occupied westbank washington. meanwhile, has accused a run of actively facilitating attacks on us forces in the middle east as well as supporting hamas and hezbollah. since wednesday, at least 5 rocket and drawing attacks of targeted 3 rocky military bases with american troops was stationed that around foreign ministers accusing the white house of hope. all chrissy on. because today the region is a powder keg, us security establishment is directing the war unoccupied. palestine design, the scratching is suffering and tunnel collapse. i told the russian 5 minutes to live rock and we have consulting with china as well. that a resolution against the interests of palestinian

we live in ramallah valley and for palestinians from jordan to washington. d. c. to the philippines. protests the hell around the world, demanding israel, and it strikes on garza the there's just gone 6, g m t. that's 9 am in the gaza strip. adopted 12 days of as ready as strikes and a siege costing of water and electricity and food agreement has finally been reached to allow humanitarian aid into the besieged enclave us present. joe biden says 20 trucks will be allowed to enter the roof of crossing from egypt. from friday, the deal was reached during 5 minutes visit to israel, and talks with egypt president as well says the agreement is conditional on a not being used by hum us of you and says, the humanitarian situation and goals that is catastrophic and says that should be no delay in allowing the 8th through hospitals refugee comes on. critical infrastructure have been found on tuesday night. hundreds of palestinians were killed in this riley as strike on l. l. a hospital in total. around 3500 pound students have been killed. many more have been injured to hol

why is why the forces in the west bank will be lies in ramallah? the it's 8 am in the goals that we have. palestinians are still coming to terms with them. is really as drank on a hospital that killed really fully of a 100 people and of the 300 the injured some of them. critically is the single worst attack on the besieged enclave and one that has spunk and across the region, as well, has blamed palestinian fights, us from islamic jihad for a mis 5 rocket, and accusation. the great denies. well that a talk happened just before the us president arrived in israel and a show of solidarity job items that he's received information from the pentagon that supports as well as claims and was not behind the hospital strike box. he provided no evidence and was heading back to washington bite and said he's worked out a deal with egypt opened the roof of crossing with garza lots. he says, damage at the side close by is really, strikes, needs to be fixed, which means a might only be able to answer by caused by friday at the latest. he agreed to have what do we d

people have gotten out of mosque in ramallah. we will see what happens in jordan and in egypt where president sisi said there will be millions of egyptians on the streets if they are allowed to go out and voice their opinion about people from gaza, refugees from gaza coming to egypt. that specific angle on had could motivate millions of egyptians. protests in egypt have been banned since we were there in tahrir square. they have been banned basis cy. he is allowing them back in in light of this. we have all of these places to watch. as i should say, the middle east is a region where a lot of things happen at night. people stay up late it's a very nocturnal society in many ways. when you see protests they often continue well into the evening. we will see what happens tonight. >> thank you very much. a critical point about egypt and what we may see unfold there. we will get back to you to sara quickly. we are keeping an eye on this. live pictures out of ramallah in the west bank. back in a moment. >>> you're loo from moments ago on

he returned to ramallah in the wake up the spot meeting, cause i so oh, really you've had any impact. the white house itself says that the meeting has been cancelled because of this event to give everybody a period of morning. but it does have an impact on the by didn't visit, not one of the reasons why president by didn't, is going to the region is to attempt to prevent a whitening of the conflict. that's what is the secretary of states has been doing during a whistle stop diplomacy to in the region in recent days, president biden wants to add his voice to this to reassure us allies that he's working towards calming the situation down. not wanting to see any spreading off the conflict, but we've seen that conflict spread in the course of the day of the demonstrations that are obtained in many areas in the region. so this has made president biden's visit far more difficult. it's raised the heat on what he's doing and it's costing shop focused on those critics of the united states and this relationship with israel in terms of that relationship at a time when many believe that what has

very tense night this evening in ramallah. the presidential palace, what can you tell me first of all about what you know from gaza about this strike on the hospital? know from gaza about this strike on the manual?— know from gaza about this strike on the hospital?_ the hospital? when this, this was totall on the hospital? when this, this was totally on justified _ the hospital? when this, this was totally on justified legitimate - the hospital? when this, this was| totally on justified legitimate work crime against the citizens of gaza. people were trying, thinking they were in a safe place, patients were there for getting treatment, and then this is really aerial strike which took the lives of 500 people at least, and i'm sure the number would rise because there are so many badly injured people. who could die at any moment. this was deliberate attack, unacceptable attack, a war crime. that should not had happened and should not be accepted. and this in my opinion, is delivered of israel's feeling of total impunity, lack of a

what can you tell us about the rallies in ramallah? well, sir jenny, it is quite a large riley, full remodel of sand. there's these, these days when they started here, the square behind us, but now they've got them having a walk around the block. this is how it usually happens here. when these up by this thing is that ok, heating the call made by have miles to go down to the streets in support of gaza. and they are charging slogan, a support of the people of guys and some are also charging some slogans in support of the can some brigades that the military are pa, i'm us. but certainly is just the way for people here in across the occupied with back. because there are similar approaches happening in other cities and sounds like, uh, nat blows. i like the jericho, like high, broad as we are also hearing that in certain areas that some of them had turned into classes with the israeli army. but people would tell you at the moment they're so just graphically separated from gaza that basically raising their voice is the only thing they could

the sun is rising here in ramallah. i'm with zach springs, new concerns to people who don't see pies of westbank as to whether they'll be more or less small raised. it was a house demolition. of course this happens every single day of the year and it has done since to starts of this year, spots suddenly since this a war started in gaza, we've now had more number of arrest. we're talking at more than 900 in just 2 weeks . people that concerns people of warrants but what's happening and because of the home us talking now the war and goes to is going to be massive right precautions where every single day they're all going to be more just small publish thing and us in a prime time television address president joe biden has said us support for israel and ukraine is viable to american national security. bought and sold to convince americans that if congress doesn't provide more military funding for the 2 conflicts, the security of the us could be at risk. why has corresponding kimberly, how could they be my fellow americans,

so it has the latest developments from ramallah. and another night of sweeping arrests by the is riley all me, various locations across the occupied west bank. a lot of focus on the city of hebron where at least 3 female well known political activists, 2 of whom studying at university were arrested. one of whom is a very well known play to go right to and political analyst, women called lamar culture. she was taken away and around to 3 o'clock this morning . there also rates on the northern city of nap, los napa, sorry we sold pictures of the is ready on the vehicles going into the city, at least 3 arrests. the and then the also pain arrests and we've heard evidence of that here in and around the city of ramallah. we heard what sound like a so called sound grenades, exploding. we saw pictures, videos released on social media, all of these, right. the soldiers in neighborhoods in the city, at least 3 arrests in ramallah. so what we know now is, according to the palestinian authorities, at least at least 1360 people arrested since thi

the soldiers in neighborhoods in the city, at least 3 arrests in ramallah. so what we know now is, according to the palestinian authorities, at least at least 1360 people arrested since this campaign started following those promise attacks inside israel. on october, the 7th moved in a 100 people killed and would, yesterday from the commander of operations. and he's ready to come all under of operations in size. the west bank. he's saying that these really ministry has taken in his woods the gloves off and that they will continue in his woods to hunt down nests of terrorists in the occupied westbank. so you can imagine a very nervous evening for hundreds of thousands of people living in neighborhoods across this palestinian territory. charles profit algebra, ramallah, still ahead on algae 0. starvation is being used as a weapon of war in gaza. ok, sam calls for food to be allowed in series, but the sage territory and mike johnson makes moves in support of you as well on his 1st day is baker of the us house of representatives, the color we have some rain in th

uh there was a nother raid in a village, just north of west of ramallah. that's the one we actually had in the early hours of the morning and i heard all those fun grenades being 5, those sound boat was being fired from. my hotel was only about 3 kilometers. full clements is away from that village of co box. oh so it's not north west of hebron and a bit to north west of jerusalem rates took place there. they started around 2 o'clock in the morning last it until about 5 o'clock in the morning. but that raid into bus is actually still ongoing, even as we speak. now the public standing present society has said that these radius of detain molding 1450 how the city and since the 2nd a 7th of october and they've increased the number of palestinians in is ready jones to. ready and $661600.00 of those who are actually held without charge. and that brings the death whole of the palestinians, killed in his ready raids to a $104.00, including 2 that died in custody in prison. and i understand meanwhile and wrong, they have also been protests in front of the red cross

let's head to ramallah now with him, ron kon. is standing by for us in front. have we heard anything from the palestinian authority today as well? what we've been hearing from the how to send you an ols are, as he's pretty much the same language we've been hearing from them any time that is and is really encouraging against palestinians. obviously they're taking this situation much more seriously. then they have any thing else, but the language is uh, pretty familiar with the palestinian administrative size issue statement say they strongly condemned. the international community silence in the face of ongoing is really aggressive and mastic has against palestinian civilians. now they're also the policy university is also negotiating with the egyptians to open the rafa board across the raw for body cross and goes from egypt in to gauze that they won't vote across thing to be open so that you can get in humanitarian. the age of the people that need it the most in goals. i also throughout the day the instruction community has been speaking to the policy of warrant

of games and like there's just being a small approach as to in the streets of ramallah. we're expecting more is really military right across the occupied palestinian surgery in the house to come. charles, thanks very much. indeed. charles tried for talking to his from ramallah the the 12th of those of you just joined us last week at the latest developments, the strips being subjected to an intense, it's really been bothering for the last hour and a half. these are the latest pictures out of gas for to say the communications have been cut off. there's really armies, ocean warnings to stuff are the biggest hospital in gaza, or c, 5 officer accusing how much of using the hospital for what it calls terrorist activities. meanwhile, these are images from ash, cologne, and southern israel. several rockers launch from johnson. i fit buildings and the city. okay, let's turn our attention back to new york for that emergency specialist session of you in general assembly on the war on gauze as adjourned. a vote is expected in the coming hours. probably about 19 gmc, that's about 3 p

hi. rock in ramallah. hello. this sarah, bring this up to speed with these latest is riley rays in the occupied west bank. yeah, well of these rights has been happening every day since the october 7. how my so type spots in me. this evening we seen into the early morning. we've seen multiple raids happening at the same time. some of those are still ongoing, including one which is over now, but it happens here in ramallah security forces turned up just down this road here . and they were clearly looking for very specific people. they've made several arrest. they've made arrest, hit in ramallah of a to a senior. how much members as well as they've detained other people from gauze, a gauze in was that has been working full, is raising those southern towns, as many palestinians do. and they ended up not being able to go back to the cause of many of them ended up here which okay, more than 600 people, some of those and didn't parent or my lot, they seem to have been arrested. we've also heard of a couple of john is ar

jones stratford was in ramallah as yvonne is on folded. what you're hearing there, a sound grenade spring, followed by the palestinian security policy to try and break up his crowd. what i can see over the balcony, a large fire burning into squared or running st bottles with the security policies . this live fire. we understand big, big fod into the air as well. by the way, on the side of simeon government, as you can see, that sounds landing on manana or the central square. see kyle's this protest that's live far. you can have this product says a lot of the focus of it was i'm go towards the pilot stadium, president, my hubbard, i bus. they want him to fox, his visit show stopped making international leaders like the u. s. president. get back into the palestinian territories. and take medicine so of the situation are the same as being completely in effect. so the thought of sydney and lead his political career if this continues is hanging on a thread. and we understand there were similar approaches that have been happening in various othe

i want to go now to iran, con, you were in ramallah in the occupied westbank. m run. you've been feeling the ripple effect of the war taking place in the gaza strip where you are. i absolutely right. as we're speaking classes all continuing to take place at columbia, they getting bigger and be extended check point is controlled by the israelis. is there any way policies to get from ramallah into occupied east jerusalem we've seen is really so just and, and heavily on the vehicles pushed into further into the climb. the a check point has been exchange of fire. so far, 3 people have been killed. a number of been injured, we're hearing that a few of those at least all very serious injury. so we are expecting the desktop to rise. also ensure thought the refugee camp in the occupied westbank, we all sing to gasping using the live fire being used as well. now we've also seen that throughout the day here in the occupied westbank. it was a day of strikes, a, it was every institution, government, institution, banking, finance, everything they all went on strike in sympathy wit

i'm now in the city of ramallah, where as you can see behind me, hundreds of people have gathered up my number a square to 1st of all. so they're supposed some of the direction and proceed with the powers seen in people in guys us who they can see there as a family. sometimes even look truly speaking, as many local residents have relatives there in the street. and the 2nd reason is the pro tests say that again, what they see as these roads will occur or what losing connection with you, maria report. all right, we have we lost the signal from our corresponded mario in ocean, or they're joining us from ramallah in west bind and especially as back on now, maria, go ahead. we can hear you now. okay . what's that we will hear from hire sweet gets along, given you updates from the west bank that i never heard from a panel of guess to denounce the attack or the hospital in cold for a global response. this is international clive, because uh the uh, the end it says uh the, our, uh, people without sleeping uh before. what is the reason for doing that? uh, it's a full flooding and this plan sho

and it abraham reporting from ramallah and the occupied west bank. thank you very much. let's go to sarah. hi. right. sorry. you're joining us from occupied east jerusalem . give us the state of play as far as the is really, authorities are concerned. both are both politically and the military plans right. on the political level and government level of the is really cabinet is holding a special meeting that's happening at the moment. we're still waiting for the latest lines on not what we do know is israel has to cut a 48 hour states of emergency. it's one that citizens, especially along the border with garza to remain in doors to remain safe and follow instructions because it has declared this as a rule. we also have seen that the number of injuries have increased again and the statement. it's increased to at $985.00. this is riley injuries. we're still waiting on a confirmation of the latest number of death is ready. the media is reporting a 100, but that hasn't actually come from an official source yet. uh, the army has also confirm to us. yes, it says correct. fever

a in ramallah in the market was very well known. and yeah, he leaves full of children and a wife behind him. now we'd be looking at more the in more detail at these kind of attacks at the kind of pressures and dangers the palestinian farm was of facing since those initial how much the tax on october the 7th. and this is our report, the olive holiday season in the occupied westbank, the most important time of year if a thousands of palestinian farmers many have owned the land and from these bulky sloops for generations. israeli settlers upsets often a legal outpost on the hill and blocked the road with concrete in us. the driver flies above watching the palestinian foam as it remove the energy into the engine. does that we came here today to pick our olives, but there's a barrier across the road. so we can go in or get our cars over. there really is really settlers and military are over there around our olive trees. so we're scared to go in. this video shows these rarely settlers attacking palestinian olive pickers and destroying the

i know a new month my chromebook, go to ramallah on tuesday. all right. there's a slight difficulty because the french, which traditionally had been seen since the time of child was the goal as being pro out of have certainly amended their position in recent years. perhaps known to a very pull out of presidents as the times of juncture, right. but what is interesting is that a, he was part of the government, the or the bottom, an old pro, palestinian demonstrations across france. and that was overturned by the, the court. so as he's presenting this plan to meet with the boss and ramallah, he's also got to explain that. it'll be interesting to say how that goes. i don't, i want to ask you about these 2 captives who are released last night or sarah was reporting, but they're on st. more than 200 as a loss. custody right. what does that means? the israel is pushed for this immune and ground defensive. it will suddenly put pressure on these relays because a number of countries have been saying to go ahead with the ground war until we can start negotiating to

president mahmoud abbas in ramallah. most observers say there's not a huge amount the french president can do for the palestinians. israel meanwhile continues its nightly rates in the occupied west bank. also in the last 24 hours, two palestinians have died in custody in israeli jails. israel has only given brief details of the deaths, but as night falls, palestinians expect more raids, more arrests, and more just. -- and more deaths. >> let's bring in charles stratford, who joins us from rummel -- ramallah. what can you tell us about the death of a second palestinian prisoner in israeli custody? >> this man, 25 years old, it was the first time he had been detained. he was detained by the israeli military on october 22 not far from where we are. he was married and had a baby girl. his wife was expecting a second child. according to the family, he was suffering what we understand could well have been diabetes and was suffering complications with that condition at the time that he was detained. according to his father, it

me the abraham is in ramallah with more details. so we know that a lot of that all met a 58 year old. how has been arrested in uh, on october, the 9th that has been in a good health condition, according to his lawyer who just spoke to him during his court. a trial case, it via video conference, and then a few hours later he was declared dead by the prison service. as you can imagine, people here are saying that these really present service is taking revenge from those present or is basically subjecting them to violence as well. as torture needing to the desk of the prisoners. so these are all families of people who have been detained by these really forces some of them it just in the past 2 weeks because we've been seeing the numbers of those, the teen vice really forces increase and people have been sharing their testimony. of these is really a risk and the res how it was very, very violent. but the most important thing for these people here is that they need to know what's happening with their son's accounts. are understanding is

very tense night this evening in ramallah.this was totally on justified legitimate -

hundreds of gazans living and working in ramallah have been among the protesters. all of them told us they feel helpless. all of them are worried about their family members. they fear that if their beloved ones die, they will not be able to see them, and they wish they were there with their family under the earth strikes, so they would die together. civilians are being murdered, we are not terrorists, we are not the murderers of children, this war must immediately come to an end. my family, my wife and my children are there in gaza, can you imagine how i feel? i cannot sleep, it's painful to stay here and watch without being able to do anything when the israel are committing all sorts of atrocities against my people, i wonder if the world is watching the children and infants in gaza being slot. 20 children from abut family were slaughtered, they were my family's neighbors. the situation on the ground is awful. what should i say? what sort of message can we deliver? what's happening is so difficult? only allah can save us, no one will save ghaza today, but allah. fo

christian: we are seeing angry scenes in ramallah with teargas being fired and riot police out.is the situation where you are? are people coming out in the streets? >> i have not seen that myself, but speaking to the palestinians around me, they are very angry. it is very emotional for everyone here. christian: the egyptians have just said tonight it is not that they are not opening the gate, it is that the gate is still under bombardment, and we have seen the craters on the road next to the transit center. what has it been like down there over the last 24 hours? >> there have been multiple strikes around us, including the city and the crossing as well. although people have been displaced, but still there have been airstrikes which means there is no place that is safe for them. christian: what about your hospital? if they were to move some of the wooded from gaza city tonight or tomorrow morning to alleviate some of the pressure, wou you be able to cope with more? >> all hospitals are in the same situation. all hospitals because even the others, everyone is under the same pressu

wrong con our correspondent who's in ramallah in the occupied westbank amount. as we've been saying, these rates have been increasing the crack down continues. that's as the right and the figures have just got off a and the last few houses we did it. the 53 prison is as or a 53 palestinians had been arrested. but according to the president, association in that figure has now gone up to $66.00. and that's now $470.00 people's incense. today's of big, the numbers are huge. this is a very big crack down in places across the occupied west bank in places like i'm already a refugee camp in yellow zone in there too. but is there any forces have got an impact in jeanine refugee camp? these ladies went in about 24 hours ago, was the shortest rate that actually mounted within jeanine refugee camp. but they did arrest people that this is alarming. because once these people are arrested, they get into the is really minute treat prison system. no civilian the occupied westbank comes on the, his right military control. but any ads this talk to you to the sense of nervousness,

egypt and gaza, so every day people are taking to the streets across the occupied west bank and ramallah in al khalil injin, and during these protests, many of these demonstrations had went violent one israeli forces, through uh fireston grenades and cheer gas canisters in order to disperse the people and sometimes the israeli soldiers use their guns to disperse the people causing injuries among palestinians and many of of the palestinian protesters had been killed since the beginning of the al-aqsa flood operation and since 7th of october 69 palestinians had been killed by the israeli forces and by the israeli settlers in the westbank including 22 children and one uh woman was shot. killed by the israeli forces, today israeli settlers raided door alqar near ramallah and killed a young palestinian there in the village of in the refugee camp of adheshi, a protest had been taking place and israeli forces raided the daheishi refugee camp in betlaham killing 14 year old consian minor ahmad sadduq in budrus west romallah protest had been taking place at as well and the palestinians clashed wi

palestinians in the occupied west bank city of ramallah took to the streets again on the fifth consecutive day of israel's war on the basiged gaza strip. the horrific footage from gaza over the past days cannot help but shock. sisters say, the air strikes and the massacres being carried out in the ghaza strip is under the protection of the american administration, and what's going on is terrifying. israel cut the water and the electricity, people will not have access to food and fuel. israeli occupation army is shelling residential buildings and they are evacuated, children, women and elderly are killed and remain under the rubble. these images hurt the feelings, but unfortunately, speaking about a cruel enemy, nothing will affect them, they are killers, we palestinians hold the same blood here in ramallah and in gaza, but it is their destiny that they are on the battlefield. gazans hold the arab and islam flag, they continue to keep the arab heads up. the least to do today is to take part in the protests and demonstrations. the least to do is going to the military checkpoints and areas wh

and let's start with ramallah. what do you make of the protests that you will have witnessed last night in the west bank? >> so very frankly speaking, the tension is building up. and as a humanitarian organization, we also don't forget the situation in west bank. it's not only ramallah, but across all. over the last days we have seen an increased number of violence incidents and casualties, which make all of us really running against time to make sure that we are prepared, although no one can be prepared for war, are prepared to also potential interventions. humanitarian interventions in west bank as in gaza. that has been said, very frankly, we are focusing all of our work, all of our energy now on gaza, trying to secure as much as we can in the west bank. there are some measures we have taken especially in our field related to health, supplies and health services where we have our mobile clinic, for instance, on the standby. medical supplies are secured, and we will try to, as much as possible, again, no one can

we go now to ramallah where we are joined by dr. mustafa barghouti, palestinian physician, activist, and politician who serves as general secretary of the palestinian national initiative. it's been a member of the legislative council since 2006 and also a member of the palestine liberation central council. welcome back to democracy now! if you can respond to all of the developments, most recently president biden has just left. your assessment of his visit and the arab summit that was canceled by but would a boss who is based where you are in -- mahmoud abbas, who was based where you are. and your assessment of what israel is saying about the attack. >> amy, i don't know where to start. the atrocities are beyond description. we're subjected now as palestinians not only in gaza but also the west bank. horrifying war crimes stop ethnic cleansing. acts of collective punishment against the population of gaza where civilians are dying because they don't have water, electricity don't have food, don't have medicines. an active genocide. eve

thousands here in ramallah poured out onto the streets after the friday prayers demanding the word not to turn a blind eye to the atrocities committed by israel against the civilians in the long bloccadees gaza step. it's a new stage in the ethnic cleansing of our people and genocide. our message to the whole world, the palestinian people have the right to live, not to be killed. immediate international. convention is required to end the massacres and end the israeli occupation and prevent the current ethnic cleansing. we are all in the same boat, and we have the right to resist israeli occupation, granted by the international laws. hundreds of gazans living and working in ramallah have been among the protesters. all of them told us they feel helpless. all of them are worried about their family members. they fear that if their beloved ones die, they will not be able to see them, and they wish they were there with their family under the... strikes so they would die together, civilians are being murdered, we are not terrorists, we are not the murderers of children, this war must immediat

how made reporting from ramallah? thank you very much for that. they've also been rallies across cities in the middle east, in support of palestinians and yemen. thousands have gathered in the northern city of marine and in the capital. so now they are condemning israel's war on guns and the killing of civilians in jordan. no crowds are rallying in the capital a month, many a waiting policy in flags and denouncing israel's attacks on does a position to bring you some breaking news down to 0. sources say that there are a negotiations going on right now. mediated by guitar on a ceasefire. and prisoner exchange deal, that would be a deal for an exchange of prisoners between homos and israel. abraham for a house is associate professor of conflict resolution of the doha institute. it's good to have you with us on set to discuss this. if this happens is still a big if at this stage negotiations ongoing. but if this happens, they would obviously be major. it would be a huge break. so depending however, on the terms of the seas fired, and for how long is

we report from a raleigh in ramallah. turn that from community to with no reason at all or nothing through your colleagues. all said, frankly, it seems to be time for diplomatic matter of horses august would pass plus a 1000 emergency assessing of the un security council early s feet by can prevent the bloodshed in the middle east. complex the why, but most guy, this is all see what is what her mom in 30 minutes of news and views stopped now, but i'm game is unfolding in the middle east when both isn't. i'm process. i'm pointing the finger at each of the foot. choose a strike while the gods are hospital. but let's hubbard's dad. the races on the pull, any survivors from the rubble, a warning you may find the following images. the study. the message to the people is to stand for the truth. to be afraid of the truth. don't be afraid of the americans. don't be afraid of these really air force. hold on to the last drop of blood. these are my words to the palestinian people, our resistance a strong the positive. so is the olde

i want to go now to him on con him on your in ramallah. ah, there has been clashes between palestinian protesters and he is really army. tell us what's happening well at the columbia check point, which isn't that far away from where i'm standing. that's the main route from the occupied westberg into occupied east jerusalem. his control body is relatives that were protest taking place and then there was an exchange of fire. 3 people have died in that attack. those classes ongoing is renewed exchange of fi, i'm just hearing right now. it's taking place. so that looks like those cautious on going in the last 4 i was we've seen cox these take place in jericho away one published a new man was killed also in nablus, where another was killed and also in jerry a story in jericho as well. so we think 6 people being killed now, according to the palestinian red crescent, 67 people have been wounded. 33 of those have actually been wounded by like 5 years this use of life i. and now that is concerning the palestine in red cross and they'll see injuries

the strikers raising concerns about a dangerous escalation as need to abraham reports from ramallah. your rear is really ears struck in the occupied westbank target to palestinians in the most indigent refuge account. good. that is in bucklin. i was under this window and the explosion just after 2 am with the there's no place for us to go. so we stayed home with the hedge as the troops usually weighed the account and then most of the west bank often exchanging fire with palestinian fighters. this time is really soldiers were nowhere to be found. a dangerous escalation passed. and you see these read, the army says the 2 people targeted were responsible for previous attacks and were planning new tunneling. the strike sometime in the seas really forces called them threatening to kill other one to tell us to have this investigative has upset with these assassinations. it's clear that these reinforces the sausage call people doing the besieged because the strip in the occupied westbank to hold up the whole fucking the, this is all fear that these assassinations will come from the. this is

charles profit algebra, ramallah still ahead on algae 0. mike johnson megs moves in support of israel on his 1st day is baker of the us house of representatives. the in depth analysis of the days headlines. israel says their objective is to completely eliminate hallmarks, not just their capability informed opinion, large numbers of civilian skills, including children, good cutting of electricity disputes. we are friends, frank assessments, by frankly, china is position is it's not going to get involved in anything little apparently they're going to continue to call for peace and talks inside story on how to 0. 5432 more upfront takes on the big issue. this isn't a one off you, something about a systemic issue here. black labs don't really matter, and the police were unflinching questions. there's war with lawanda, imminent rigorous debate. people are dying because of lots of medical treatments, challenging conventional with the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign of progress. join me more for me on hill