after a few years, they decide to return to ramallah, and that ramallah is completely under the controlisraeli forces. capuchina in ramallah is the abbreviated version of sharan and my husband's mother, a book translated by leila hosseini in 12 narrations. i ran into the kitchen and i told salim to be careful because the cappuccino machine was making a lot of noise. it could be very dangerous. he said: nothing will change even in condition. eshghal soad amiri, who studied architecture, writes in this book about the need to preserve the ancient monuments of palestine. one of the concerns of the group in palestine and ramallah is to visit the ancient houses and ancient monuments of that city, which god they are not harmed and they even risk their lives to get up and visit them. the text of the book cappuccino in ramallah shows the life of the palestinian people in fear and anger in these years, which can be seen from the view of a palestinian. zeinab soleimani, sedav cima reporter. hey, front page meeting, many talk about the people, but not being with the people. hey, front page meeting

after a few years , she decided they take it to return to ramallah and that ramallah is completely under control of the israeli forces. capuchna in ramallah is a shortened version of sharan and my mother-in-law, a book translated by leila hosseini in 12 narrations. i ran into the kitchen and told salim to be careful because the cappuccino machine was making a lot of noise. it could be very dangerous. he said: nothing will change, even in the conditions of occupation. in this book, soad amiri, who studied architecture, writes about the necessity of preserving the ancient monuments of palestine. one of the concerns of the group that they have in palestine and ramallah is frequent visits to the homes of antiquities and antiquities of that city that worshiping god has not harmed them and they even risk their lives to go up to visit them . the text of cappuccino in ramallah shows a life full of fear and anger of the palestinian people in these years. which can be seen from the perspective of a palestinian, zeinab soleimani , radio and television news, oh god, i wish no one thought of fighting

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making their way into ramallah. end of day four, which will be tomorrow. there have been discussions being held injoe harr, trying to increase the number of hostages released as stipulated in the humanitarian truce deal withjoe harr. earlier us president biden speaking and talking about his goal, his aspiration for a pause. that pause, the push for the pause to be extended. those diplomatic discussions continuing. he mentioned his conversations with egypt and also the mayor of qatar and said he would be speaking to prime minister benjamin netanyahu. those shots you have there is ramallah in the west bank where those 39 prisoners from israeli jails have been released and have been driven to. let's get more on the situation on the hostage releases. our first report this hour is from our senior international correspondent orla guerin. after 50 long days apart, joyful reunions. young hostages finally home. emily hand in the arms of herfather thomas. initially he was told she was dead, and then discovered she was alive i

we are in the center of ramallah. they are moving to the edge of ramallah.initial protests have set fires down in front of us there. those are tires, which is one thing they frequently do to send smoke up. look further to the right there, those buildings in front of us, that is idf headquarters here. right behind that, in fact, is one of the jewish settlements that sit on the edge of ramallah. what we expect the hundreds of protesters to do, come down to where you are seeing the fires burning and traditionally they gather in front of us and begin throwing stones toward any soldiers coming from the base or outside the base. passions run high here after friday, but in the wake of what happened since october 7, palestinians we have spoken to are furious. if you put to them the barrity and horrific nature of the attack of october 7 of hamas, they say, civilians should not have been killed but believe hamas's fight is justified. we've been speaking to politically connected people that say palestinians are running out of patience with the palestinian that governs

and that ramallah is completely under the control of the israeli forces . i ran to the kitchen and told salim to be careful because the device is abbreviated. the cappuccino maker was making a lot of noise. it could be very dangerous. he said: nothing will change, even in the conditions of lovers. soad amiri studied architecture about necessity. in this book, he also writes about the preservation of the ancient works of palestine. one of the concerns of the group that they have in palestine and ramallah is to visit and visit the ancient houses and ancient monuments of that city so that they are not harmed and they even risk their lives to listen to them. visit the text of cappuccino in ramallah shows the fear and anger of the palestinian people in this life for years, it can be seen from the perspective of a palestinian, zeinab soleimani , radio news, oh god, i wish nobody thought of fighting, oh god, i wish there was no war in the world, when dreams open their mouths to speak , their language also becomes poetry, i wish instead of this bomb, songs that ref

this is the scene in ramallah the occupied westbank and this has become a nightly occurrence for the past 7 days. they'll say this indeed is the 7th exchange began earlier with the x ray, the captives being released from the, from a gaza, then out on. it's rarely territory. this is the scene shortly after that in the occupied westbank palestinian detainees release from offer prison. heading in the direction of ramallah, where need to abraham is standing, bio has been standing by we'll be back to have shortly. but let's go to how to solve hurts my colleague and occupied, easterly slipped to get a sense of the situation on that side of the story and how the, i mean, how is this latest exchange being viewed from where you are as well as the issue of the captives is the most important, and perhaps the most sensitive within is really society. so any day there is an additional release of the captives. it is not only welcomed by the society and the families of those captives, but also welcome to by these really army. and these really government who been stressing but they want to release al

they arrived in ramallah in a bus operated by the red cross. how must also freed 16 captives who are now on is ready soil. they crossed into egypt through the rock, the crossing from gaza. they include dual citizens from the us, germany, netherlands, and full time nationals. behind the scenes talks to extend the say spa deal all still happening casa, has been helping to mediate the negotiations. it's foreign ministry says the main focus is to secure an end to the will hold the meat has the very latest from ramallah. it was a long day for the prisoners before they were released. they have to wait hours inside the door for prison. and that was even further delayed because they were some confrontation between is really security forces and palestinians in between. yeah, a with actually for palestinians were wounded by live i really nation according to the health authorities here in ramallah. but finally, they made it out of that for the 15 of them were from the occupied was back and most of them arrived here in central romanella with their family a

they were all graduates of the ramallah friends school in the occupied west bank. of the students remain hospitalized. hisham awartani who was shot in , the spine, has reportedly lost feeling in the lower part of his body. authorities have charged a 48-year-old man named jason eaton with three counts of second degree attempted murder. he is being held without bail. he pleaded not guilty on monday. he reportedly shot the students from his porch as they walked by. u.s. attorney general merrick garland said the fbi is investigating whether the shooting was a hate crime. the shooting comes just weeks after a six-year-old palestinian american boy was stabbed to death near chicago. by his landlord. the mother of one of the students told abc news "to us it is decades of dehumanizing policy and rhetoric from u.s. leaders toward palestinians and arabs, including from the biden administration which has caused our children to be in the situation that they are in. on monday, relatives of the men shot in vermont joined local authorities at a news conference. this is rich price,

let's go now to need to abraham who's in ramallah, and they'll decide westbank anita, of course, from iowa as being very much the focal point on. busy of palestinians being released from it's very detention. we'll see i'm a sphere like i had of this latest release. yes, people are coming from all over the across the occupied westbank and they are looking at pictures and we were about to talk to submit about who's the mother of of the law, who is a 19 year old. oh who, who was going to be turning 19 next week? and she was like in a and that's odd situation, but then we're seeing her now smiling. i'm both up to have that. is that something that the the you have be now? yes. i mean, shine got on my to only be able to tell the minus sign. i'm very hot because on 100 not it's elena this, but the way it is just so the images of the bus leaving. but i was wondering how long would they take from a cert prison until here you are from hebron. honestly, your 1st time here as i'm here. yes. for the 1st time. tell us about the law. he is the youngest of my children. he is, this boy is the one. i m

alright, does anybody draw the line for say in ramallah zane? thank you. will you, effective state has reaffirmed washington support for humanitarian pauses, differential palestinians in gauze. i get aid around st. blinking said the us as not back goals for us to use fire. we met foreign ministers from several our conference in the jordanian capital. i'm on an official has more now from occupied the stories that was a warm welcome for it onto the blinking in a mind. but the cold reality is out of country see the us position supporting israel is unsustainable. the number of dead and injured in gaza is growing our pipe . lucky ever. the damage to homes, hospitals, androids changing the face of a place. no one can escape. jordan's foreign minister was blunt with his message. the prior to now is to ending this war to saving and this implies preventing further destruction. but it's storing, hold on to stopping the dangerous, the human eyes ation or lives matter to all of us. and the 6th street, if tony us as a leading role to play and these and on it and, and a

is you a secretary of state institute blinking of rods in ramallah to meet? tell us to me an all star the president's luck load of boss. we don't know. i think everyone would be killed yet. and this i see you in the hosted with us don warnings from doctors and causes hospitals as they come on the is riley attack and run out of a central supply. the, it's 10, g and t that is mid day and goes away as well as intensifying attacks on civilian infrastructure despite widespread calls for cx. 5. right, now us secretary of state entity blinking is amazing. palestinian or far as the president mike motor boss in ramallah, haven't met with the egyptian angel, danny, and foreign ministers in amman on saturday. it is his 1st meeting with a boss since the school of again on october. the 7th. blinking has traveled the region over the past few days, stressing the need for a humanitarian pause to minimize palestinian civilian casualties. his route has rejected calls for us. these 5 will pause and fighting. meanwhile, crowds have gathered in central ramallah to denounce lincol

let's go down to charles strep, said in ramallah. so charles, we just heard from osmond there until a may 14 year old. the youngest policy in prison are to be released. he was released today, 30 palestinian prisoners are scheduled to be released today. have a all now left there there. and they all been released or is that still happening on the well, we are waiting here for the reception of what we understand to the remaining prisoners that haven't picked and dropped off. we understand various locations on route from off of prison to here. this is a meeting point in room allergic. se crowds a gathering. there's a number of families, hey waiting to receive their loved ones. we joined a now by one of those families. uh mr. uh it uh, deed his voice, but now was arrested 22 days ago. so let's, let's speak to the it now will it take it out for the i just need to english a good to see you like to have you speak and you tell me how are you feeling 1st off of praise, be to allow. busy but does it uh, for me, ensuring the release of my wife a

secretary of state antony blinken is traveling in the region and made a surprise visit 3m to ramallaho meet with the palestinian authority president to talk about the future of a palestinian state. the u.s. is continuing its push to get hamas to release hostage, protect and get aid to civilians in gaza and keep the conflict from expanding while standing with israel against terrorism. we have several reports from the region this morning as well as interviews with three key voices in the diplomatic efforts, but we begin on the ground in israel with charlie d'agata. >> reporter: the secretary of state's unannounced visit to the west bank is the first since the war in gaza began. palestinian president mahmoud abbas joined other arab leaders in calling for an immediate cease-fire. the secretary of state had come to the region trying to build support for humanitarian pause in fighting. roundly rejected by israel, wrist no let up in the fight raging inside gaza. this morning, hamas accused the israel defense forces of killing more than 40 people in an air trying at the al magazi refugee camp

in ramallah. the funding and gossip was expected to be the focus of the meeting, abbas has repeatedly called for a sci fi, and i had car doors while the us has instead advocated for a brief few minutes area and pauses and blinking slight a stop on the 2 of the middle east on saturday he help talks can jordan, with arab leaders i asked the deputies 10, your permanent injuries, one of what we can expect from today's meeting, between blinking and of us in ramallah. i mean, 1st of all, i think it's a very important visit. we understand that the 2nd us secretary of state attorney blinking change is scheduled to come back after the after this meeting in jordan. and then he will travel on to a turkey. it's actually the 1st time that the 2 liters a meeting since the turbo tax on october 7. and since the war started, another meeting had been cancelled previously. and i think the emphasis here again is what we've been hearing coming out from the jordan meetings is again the emphasis by the us to get more hu

we do know that cnn has actually reached out to the ramallah friend school in ramallah which is where these three young men attended school before coming to the u.s. we understand that the family of the man on the right, specifically his mother in the west bank is trying to make her way here to the united states to be with her son. though he is in stable condition, we do understand -- we do know based on what we've heard from official sources that he apparently has a bullet lodged in his spine. you can just imagine what's happening right now for the mother of that young man. really the families of all three. again, we have to underscore what we know from authorities which is though they are looking into the possibility that this is likely a hate crime, burlington police who is handling this investigation say they are not ready to say that quite yet, but certainly know why that would be one of the priority concerns. >> and, polo, all three of them go to different colleges here in the u.s., but is it the case that one of them has a relative there in burlington and they were all there fo

this morning and overnight israeli troops raided several villages around ramallah, raided al-quds as including this this young palestinian girl, mimi, she was a former palestinian prisoner and a will known activist, israeli troops raided her village in a nabi saleh and detained tamimi, we should reveal that the israeli settlers had been posting posts on social media, demanding the israeli forces to arrest a number of palestiny. was one of those palestinians and number of palestinian activists for continuing to post messages and posts on the private social media outlets including this is happened in al-quds there was rafat he was on skype on an interview with one of the news channels and he was surprised by the israeli soldiers breaking into his house and detained him, he is member of fat movement and a well-known activist. in al-quds as well, the israeli tops had raided halhul village this morning during this raid, clashes erupted between palestinians and israeli forces and at least one palestinian had been shot and killed by the israeli soldiers, three others were wonded in salahdin

we have live images from ramallah in the west bank. during the past two or three days, the palestinian evenings, when they were released from the prisons of the regime, each of the interviews we are ready to have several of these interviews in tonight's program. first , we will see the interview of ms. esra juabis, a freed palestinian woman. i saw my son for the first time after 17 months. i was forbidden to visit him because my son's name was not registered on my id card and the prison authorities did not want to accept that he was my son. i was trying hard to get his name registered in my birth certificate and finally it happened. i am very happy to see that my son has become a man and has grown a beard and a mustache. the last time i saw him , he had a broad forehead and looked like me. prison officials. to neither i nor any of the other captives had been informed of their release in advance, and my friend ayesha and i entered the prison from the military, and they called us. at first , i thought they called us for interrogation or

this picture is related to ramallah in the west bank. death for the sake of god death for the sake of god thank you, sestan, or khassan daq al-sham, or sesam, or khassan. assalamualaikum, and the emptying of the sound is called, and the emptying of the sound is called, the emptying of the zion is called, the emptying of the zion is called, the knowledge of the qur’an of the earth and the ablution of the qur’an is called, god knows. the images you are viewing are from a few minutes ago in ramallah, located on the west bank of the jordan river, where the fighting stopped and in the same way, they celebrate the victory of the resistance in the freedom of the palestinian people. well, now we have mr. vahid jalalzadeh, the head of the national parliament commission , to discuss with him about the recent developments in gaza. dear khabar and friday network, all dear ones alright, god willing, mr. jalalzadeh, 48 days ago, with the beginning of al-aqsa storm, the resistance groups announced that they are ready to release the zionist prisoners in

all right, same as we're on the line for us, the in ramallah zane. thank you. what since is really long since we're on guns are off the how much is attack on october 7, palestinians living in the occupied westbank had been subjected to increased violence and harassment movements. been severely restricted by ministry, checkpoints and illegals. several outposts and his heroes mama jump june has more on the reality of life on the occupation for side that's going to your home. feels like a prison. and that was the case long before october 7th. and he knows it will stay that way. long after mean in this house have been nice, anything more been suffering since 1979, but every now and then events happen. and the true face of the occupation is revealed as subtler terrorism intensifies. we face it in this family like the rest of the palace and the people that have woodrow please. his house is in the occupied westbank village a bit as though it was built decades before this illegal is really settlement, again imposing a harsh new reality. first, encroaching on his farm l

all right, let's bringing that need to abraham and joins live now from ramallah. so need that stuff is being there being some daytime rates and bethlehem. i understand mr. long guy. yes, it's going and it's been going for more than 5 hours as residents of bethlehem are telling us, according to people they are. these really forces are surrounding a house now, and we believe that they're using a technique that we've seen these really forces use before school the pressure cooker in which they surround the house and ask the people inside that. so if the render themselves and they keep up thing the level of intensity of use of force and use of weapons against them until they do. and we believe that the person who is inside the house is a former destiny and his reading deals. he's the father of a posting and who has been also killed by his really choices. and we are hearing of confrontations that are going on between palestinians. what in bethlehem around the house trying to protect their fellow palestinians and we've heard from the local medical sources there the 29. t

let's go to a correspond by that smith, who's in ramallah for us. then at the last time the phone lines were cut off last friday nights in gauze, it's signal the beginning of israel's ground incursion into gaza. do you have any more updates on what's going on this time around? so wow, so uh the main internet um, cellular service provided in the palestinian territories. it says that the internet was completely caught on. some of the services completely cut off past 3 in the morning, local time is now 6 o'clock and that is still a situation as far as we understand. yes, but last time that was done as well. if it was the had all the news, we now know ahead of and he's written major is riley operation in gauze because because communication serves as a cult in goals. we don't know at the moment what's going on and tell us more about the possibility that the rough uh crossing may be open to up to 500 foreigners. is that confirmed to? well, we know that the gauze a crossing will far, it sees a published a list of around $500.00 or so foreign nationals on,

back now to ramallah, anita abraham. the who's been covering developing situation that the release of 149 to trainings, prisoners from israeli jails need a what's happening now. some of those prisoners are making their way here uh to the main squid. and here there's a one family uh at waiting, making the phone calls that are waiting on their son. and i'm going to be speaking to the father. you can see the family kind of talking to the other men and family members. and they are going to be talking to us. hi is mahash this your father into apple watch from outside? yes on. can you tell us more about how home are boys? what do you mean when was he present? he was present in is over a one year and a half, so he had a 4 months left. oh, how did you feel when you saw his name on the list? i actually was in believe it was 1st. we did not believe it and then we were very happy. i was happy, his mom was happy as well. i talked to him and they told me they asked me. and he asked me where we are, if we're going to wait for him and

westbank is waiting for his right head, running nearly as a flight of morning with the lives in ramallah. the gaza hasn't do it another night of heavy bombing with his ready forces targeting civilian infrastructure, including several hospitals. the at least 6 people were killed and several injured on thursday nights. when his randy shall hit the i'll shoot the hospital compound in kansas city. the army also targeted one of the last remaining hospitals for children, causing a fire at the facility frontier childrens hospital had early announced it was downsizing operations due to a fuel shortage of the earlier on thursday. this was the moment of impacts me of the indonesian hospital in northern garza, thousands of wounded on displaced palestinians where sheltering close to the facility, short of supplies and his band functional this is what the occupation is throwing its hospitals. me solved truck, know that the world bear witness to what the occupation targets trulia in 24 hours the hospital will be out of service. it seems these radio occupation policies and not happy with the persistenc

and he's joining us live from ramallah, missed about a movie. thank you very much for your time. so the un secretary general and tony a gutierrez, has been making increasing a more desperate please for israel to stop. over the past month. the cat has organization that united nations do anything, just don't the palace to me and death told, climbing of what they can if the, if the other countries are who are in the security council of the united nations have them. but they don't are there. and i did states on the 10 on some other countries preventing the establishment until for us, these 5 understood a good day. this is being contacted now by there is there it is continuously. they're practicing which comes against him just because he's going forward as he's fired. and reminding the will definitely. uh so the 1st thing is out on that, is there a new patient and they want him to design. the attitude is that is there and it has more thoughts. sorry about that. that costs because i typed in the hospital even if it is under their condition, is a lot of time evicting people from the hos

bus. ronnie's in ramallah. i've been speaking to berry, families. the homecoming with different unions. only a final stairwell at the same time as prisoners next and to cease fire. and cousin israel continues to demonstrate a disregard for palestinian mohammed just 16. a 10th grade shotwell writing his motorcycle. his family says there were skirmishes that a nearby and legal settlement, but he did not have to dock. witnesses say he bled out because is really soldiers blocked in ambulance from helping the he was the eldest murdock. i felt as if he was bidding fade with yesterday. he followed me from one room to the next. he said he wanted to have fixed us together . he saw all his friends as if he was saying good bye, lois. the fish in geneva, another mother, the same agony of our living, your own child. for 18 year old son moved with smoking by his bedroom window during the rate in the refugee camp where he lived. gunfire followed by soldiers breaking into their ha. she says she held a towel to her son's chest along is really soldiers looking on. me

in ramallah, a bus stop them from the prison in the west bank lodge. crowds flooded the streets, welcoming the prisoners as they were reunited with their families. i must have seen a representative of some a 100 and said the group is willing to extend the ceasefire under the current terms and the head of the groups of political departments by 7 i'm told down to 0 with it as well as claims of dismantling. i must have gone to a full shut off to the house of sony tv. the time i just didn't have the full control over the tv, especially in the audience, which has been 2 pennies for a few, been on the phone bottom. and i'm to the partial control of this, or even with those of from the touch. now if i'm out of there was terry cadillac, zoom, who is in a hon, eunice, and southern gaza, up to date. the set size of prison is what continued wayne, israel time us, where from the goal is to strip 17 is really hostages, has been released, including 13 is ready to captive. 3 types do with nationals, and one is rarely russian citizen had been exchanged with 159 palestinians who have been released from the

i really nation according to the health authorities here in ramallah. but finally, they made it out of that prison. 15 of them were from the occupied was back and most of them arrived here in central romanella with their family and friends with waiting for them. and they were given a hero's welcome. many people, though, did say that this was a bit of a pictures to roman on top of your question, either the theater. they were very harsh on us. they used to a gas and be tough. they took us into saw that she confinement all at random. we were not able to for the news because they took our radios, there was no food or medicine or even close to call things and threw them into the rubbish. elio i said, i want to see that the ice won't be easy because there are county, the prison isn't being deprived of food and not escalated from the outside world. you're isolated all day with the exception of pop and i look for shala and we have no way to communicate with our families. so what are you? oh, my goodness. and this is the 1st though, we also hear that they're act

is there an appetite in ramallah to take control of a place _ appetite in ramallah to take control ofcal future of gaza _ questions about the political future of gaza and at the moment i don't think— of gaza and at the moment i don't think anyone either in ramallah or lon- think anyone either in ramallah or long israeli leaders knows precisely how any— long israeli leaders knows precisely how any of— long israeli leaders knows precisely how any of that is going to work. paul— how any of that is going to work. paul adams thank you. huge questions that will loom large for the israelis and palestinians about how they can rebuild a shattered gaza after all of this and who can take control in order to provide long peace and security the sun is just beginning to go down over gaza that magic hour at the end of the afternoon and a little cross over my back it is an a sense the of this time of the afternoon which is in such contrast to the darkness and horrors on the ground inside gaza. the w says there is now a rapid risk of disease spreading diarrhoea chickenpox respiratory diseases spreadin

for more on this, we're going to go to mamma jump june, who is in ramallah for us. and 1st of all, what time, what can you tell us about this uh, meeting with uh, blinking what come out of it if anything, in some way we have see now of some further lines coming from the office of pals and the president with our best issued a statement that says, among other things, there are no words to describe the genocide and destruction are people in gaza are experiencing statement also says that they categorically reject the displacement of our people outside of gaza, the west bank or jerusalem. and also that peace and security can be achieved by ending the occupation of the state of palestine. now one of the key words that we heard earlier from the palace in the president was that they were seeking a ceasefire and demanding that the u. s. secret ceasefire, and that's one of the key differences here when it comes to this meeting between blinking and our boss. because when it comes to the us reaction and to the meeting, the us has essentially said that they will continue to look

there on the junction life as the in ramallah mohammed, thank you. the mayor of cutoff shift to mean been having to assign a has receive a phone call from the us president joe biden, to discuss the will on garza during the cold. he may have focused on the need for an immediate cease fire to end the blood shed and protect civilians and gaza. able to express the need for a permanent opening up the roof of crossing to ensure a continued flow of relief convoys and humanitarian aid. after there was rosamond jordan has moved from washington dc both the mirror of god are and the u. s. president released statements. so through their process offices about this phone call that took place on sunday. and there was a considerable agreement from both sides on the need to protect civilians inside garza to get in who monetary and aid to work on releasing the captives being held by hum of some 240 or so people. but there was one critical difference. the america thought it was again calling for a cease fire, something which has been echoed by the french president of m

blinken has met the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas in the occupied west bank city of ramallahalks on the gaza conflict. mr abbas told mr blinken there must be an immediate ceasefire and an allowing of humanitarian aid to the gaza strip. in gaza itself, we've been reporting an explosion at al—maghazi refugee camp where at least 50 people have been killed — that's according to the head of a nearby hospital. the israeli military says it's investigating. and in the last hour, paltel — the palestinian telecommunications company — says there has been another "complete disruption" to communication and internet services in gaza. they say this is due to "the previously reconnected major routes" being exposed to israeli attacks. further north, and lebanese state media say three children and their grandmother were killed in an israeli strike on a car in southern lebanon. the report said their car was hit on a road in the bintjbeil district, and that the children were aged ten, 12, and 14. the lebanese foreign minister says lebanon will submit a complaint to the united nations over the in

thing was, robbie was live for us in ramallah in the off divided west back the same. so let's talk 1st about these multiples. brand new rates across the west bank. what have you been hearing this? a novelist from a low hebron, bethlehem areas all over the occupied west bank of a raids overnight. janine was a major flash point dozens of israeli military vehicle carrying soldiers. armored bulldozers made their way into jeanine, pulling up roads once again, destroying buildings and infrastructure. another night of fear and terror for the residents of janine were armed, clashes industry pos rarely is used where people described as non mand trone to carry out a strength. luckily no one was killed in that. and palestinian fighters used explosives against is really military positions in hebron, in the village of oak, how about a palestinian man who was shot in the back and through the heart of 29 year old, recently married died of his wounds and this morning the policy and medical sources tell us that a get another person who was injured in classes in bethlehem yesterday to

hamas came to power and two factions were created between ramallah and gaza. i can't judge.ome people consider the palestinian side and hamas responsible, and some people consider america responsible for not having the necessary follow-up. some may blame israel. zionists lie . they and their allies did everything to prevent the resistance from taking power in gaza at first, they were not ready to accept the results of the elections that all international institutions had confirmed to be healthy. the next reaction of the supporters of the zionists was to resort to the boycott tactic. the narrow people of gaza were targeted for sanctions because they had voted for the resistance. in another step, the zionists surrounded noor from the earth, sky and sea. in order to end the siege, hamas agreed to form a national unity government and leave the control of some important ministries to the compromise movement. after the makkah agreement, the hamas movement renounced the main ministries for the realization of the unity of the palestinian nation. but the siege of the gaza strip conti

been killed from the city of al khalil, speaking about the center of the occupied west bank like ramallah, the villages around it, birzeth, surda, the israelies are still. raiding these areas and number of people had been killed, had been excuse me, arrested in these areas and also we are receiving that at least two journalists had been detained from the from birset and ramallah as well, if we want to move to the northern the occupied westbank, the israels are still storming the areas of junien, balata in napolis and kalkela as well, so if we want to say that the israelies are everywhere in the occupied westbank, they are literally everywhere in the occupied westbank, in addition to the military rates, there are check points between the the the major areas and the major cities, and at the same time there are metal gates, earth mounts, cement blocks at the entrances to the villages and towns, small towns and villages, these towns and villages are located unfortunately in areas where the illegal settlements had been built on palestinian lands, so in order to prevent the people from leaving

that insight jason lee is a country director at save the children in the palestinian territories in ramallah . he told me about his concerns about evacuating baby safely. we have reached the he mentioned in crisis. we've had concern reports of 2 babies that have died this morning. that would indicate incubators and this $37.00 of the baby at all. she's a hospital that i'd risk. it is critical, critical that is a ceasefire, an immediate sci fi. this is the only way to protect his opinions, especially those that are still trapped. and it can trap in the hospitals and schools with no way safe to go. there's absolutely no way safe can cause that right now. children being killed at a rate of one child every 10 minutes. one child is being injured. no 35 minutes. this has to stop, we need to cease 5, we need kitchen supplies, medicines, food water, going to both north and southern casa. and we need to send more personnel in my teams need to need to go in. we need to find the children that we need to, to live a life life saving goods and supplies to the jason, just very quickly here. it sounds like

that is are jason lee country director at save the children in the palestinian territories in ramallah. thank you so much. thank you. lieutenant colonel richard hack speaks for the israel defense forces. i asked him whether israel is in fact besieging l. she for hospital it. oh she 5 hospital is not under siege. and we have in circles and we are closing in on the mass and side guy, the city there. if it forces in the vicinity of the hospital, we are not targeting the hospital. we are trying to find ways to a how get the people out. we're trying to find ways to facilitate the assistance of the hospital. sadly, her mouse are high and their civilians. mm. well, a doctor mall, we're in a boost side of the head of surgery at the hospital who i spoke to yesterday has today told the observer newspaper that people trying to evacuate the hospital or shot at, and some killed doctors without borders. also reports that it staff or witnessing people trying to leave the hospital being shot to shooting them. a for sure is not the, the idea. we have a, a names, a safe passage from the hospital in addi

we help mohammed not jeep is in ramallah mohammed. i'll just recap the story. i want to to speak to a bike because you have thousands of westbank palestinians being held behind bars. these really government is not pushing to adopt a lot to execute anyone it, it begins to her wrist or how that option at least the proposal has been met with i trades by is really relatives of hostages, held by how must they say the palestinian prisoners should be exchanged for the captives instead of facing the death penalty. we think take a listen together to a recent heated exchange on the monitor in the is really connected and maybe to stop talking about killing arabs and start talking about saving juice. the state of israel was established so that we don't have, you don't have a mandate for pain. we also buried more than 50 friends. secondly, if you want us to listen to you, then speak up. don't be fooled by petty politicians who come to play tricks on you and don't telling me that we want to kill arabs because it was us who were getting killed by them on october 7th, not the

so he goes to ramallah and and in ramallah we follow him attempting to find his son, sending his relatives. you know these in the same family. you have people who have green ids. you have people who have the blue jerusalem id that does allow you to enter jerusalem. so he sends a relative to go to jerusalem hospitals and look for his son and by far going more than 36 hours of his life, we see the system in which he's in trapped and how it works and what it actually means to be a green or a blue id holder on the worst day of your life. and but what i wanted to say is that, you know, i think a deeper theme of the book is the degree to which the system reaches into the most intimate details of these people's lives. and so when we learn of abed's back story, we learn that at one point he he chose marriage partner based on the color of her id because, he was at risk of losing his job, a higher paying job in, jerusalem, like fellow green id holders. and he chose a partner just the chance to get him himself, get a blue i.d. and able to retain his job and work in jerusalem and provide for his famil

and now in ramallah talking to the palestinian authority president that something will come of that that we will get some sort of extension of the truth even if it is just day by day. it has been for the reporting from tennessee. thank you. thanks. yeah. and uh, let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. as mentioned earlier, are you a secretary of state antony blinking has been meeting with the head of the palestinian authority. ma, with a boss in the west bank city of ramallah. earlier he'd stress the need to protect civilians in southern gaza, doing totes with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. in jerusalem us, prosecutors have announced charges against an indian national flossing to assassinate a permanent sick activist group on c panel in the us in the regard opponent as a terrorist, us official set, an unnamed indian government official, have hired another month to carry out the killing 13 people have reportedly died from carbon monoxide poisoning off for fiber account at a hospital in a monte and cause of stuff. and the 6, the other g

were released from is really deals as part of their agreement. crowds welcomed their return and ramallah celebrating we are very happy, thank god for this joy. and we hope that all prisoners will be released to the truth extension. now agreed on. we'll see the release of 60 more palestinian prisoners in exchange for 20 hostages held in gaza. let's get the latest from journalists on the so called was in jerusalem. so i mean, what do we know about the recently released hostages? so all alone we have 7. do you know, hostages that were released as 6 of them are tie citizens and the rest, the, the other 11. there is rarely citizens, but they also do a nation, us and the out of this group of 11, a 6 our argentine in it to our german and a 3 are french. and so all these really, these are also doing nationals. and if we look at this a group, you will see the tour, the women, the mothers of children, and all the other 9 are a children. and they're now on is around the soil on the way to hosted with them. and at the same time, we have a palace thing is where a waiting in ramallah for the release o

by 38000000 euros. foreign minister and elaina bay, a bulk made the announcement of the talks in ramallah. she liked the methods, riley is right, the count about rather intel of it. she told reporters why gemini is calling for humanitarian pauses, and no un elapses for the impulse of wanting phenomena. in general, not cease fire is absolutely something i can understand, but move part of the truth is to look at how satisfied this kind could happen. how much which attacked israel. on the 7th of october, i will how they will behave in a situation where the sky yesterday with reference to israel's or might try to defend ourselves. the question arises, us and whether israel would be able to continue to protect itself against by usually just a minute attacks because we recognize the issue has the right to defend itself. but at the same time we want to ease the suffering and gaza. and this is why we are so vehemently calling for these humanitarian policy by fighting which make it possible to at least end even suffering for that time. but they deputies tenure claim that is intel of if she told us

as a mr. audi reporting from ramallah, thank you. very much for that saying it is really newspapers reporting that in is really army helicopter may have fired on party goers at the dance. best of all that was attacked by how most fighters on october the 7th. more than 360 people were killed at the festival in southern israel, writes quotes and i'm named police source, citing an investigation. according to the paper, a combat helicopter, arriving at the scene, fired on homos spiders, and apparently also hit some festival participants. the paper also says almost did not plan the attack on the nova music festival, but shows to do it spontaneously. now we are listening to the good, sorry, prime minister mohammed, and then you have to run on being the only speaker live and don't know shadow enough time is it. i'd have to have more than one and a half a month since these really weren't on the guys that the modem and with every the past. so you minute, humanitarian and it's a cadillac and legal crisis exacerbates. i made the inability of th

and he's plumbing company, bernard smith, i'll just arrest ramallah. while the fathers continues to us extra estate and steam blinking is into a key a on the latest diplomatic trip across the region as fee as over the war escalating into a boat, a conflict grow relations between israel and so key strains in both countries having we call the invoice, so it gets present bishop time. other one has condemned as well as attacks on civilians and government says he's breaking off contact with prime minister benjamin netanyahu is where the officials say c. i, a director bill boons has arrived in the country for 2 weeks on the war on guns and the efforts to secure the release of captives. he's expected to meet with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as well as senior defense and intelligence officials. 100 is with us live from washington, d. c. e and join the co. c i a director bill burns is one of a long list of us top officials to visit the israel. what does he hope to achieve? that's right, burns is just the latest u. s. official to arrive in israel. we'

save this property that force in ramallah. thank you. now, since israel, the gun is from bob into the gauze, the 9 countries have withdrawal, the basset as also have a ties. ellen fisher, small smoky bodies, teresa benjamin netanyahu, who spent many days recently meeting will lead us the latest the bulgarian president. but with more countries, rethinking diplomatic links with his fail to the prime minister decided to act, he summoned phone numbers of those to a meeting and tell of eve, unclaimed israel was fighting for the future too. we will with and we believe that all civilized powers should back us in this effort. because this battle is your battle. and our victory is your victory. several countries have withdrawn them by so there's over the growing con, aging guys of bolivia, severed all diplomatic types. many have criticized the human cost of war, the growing number of civilian deaths, the pictures of the children in the wreckage delete this country to recall that some best of the south africa. we believe the nature of response by