these are ali and shirin who are walking next to salim. and we walked slowly and were careful, nothing happened, and approximately 25 seconds later, they are here next to mujahid and shata , moving in journalist clothes , passing the same spot where salim filmed the presence of police forces. suddenly there was a shooting. i shouted sweetly to us they are shooting, we have to run away from here. as i was talking to shirin . there was an explosion behind me. i shouted that sweet. i was shot after the first shooter , i was able to jump behind a short wall to take shelter behind it. shirin and shata came towards me to jump to this side of the wall and get away from there, but i couldn't. i started to loosen towards us. turn on the camera immediately. ali was injured and is leaving. shirin was behind the tree. i saw that he was hiding behind a tree. what shirin said was that ali was injured, ali was injured as if i still hear his voice in my ears every day and every moment. i came again in front of the others , they called shirinu, but they sh

they pass the same point where salim filmed the presence of police forces . suddenly there was a shooting, i shouted shirin, they are shooting at us, we have to run away from here, as i was talking to shirin , an explosion occurred behind me, i shouted that shirin, i was shot. after the first shot, i was able to jump behind a short wall to take shelter behind it. shirin and shata came towards me to jump to this side of the wall and take it from there, but they couldn't . they started shooting at us and immediately turned on the camera. he was behind the tree, i was seeing that he was hiding behind the tree. the last thing shirin said was that ali was injured, ali was injured, as if his voice was still there i can hear it in my ears every day and every moment. i came back to the others and they were shouting, but mujahid shot at us again . i don't remember anything from that moment. i don't remember how i went behind the tree, but i went behind your tree and came back to see if shirin was okay. can you come to me or not? that 's when i saw shirin fall on the g

um salim lived in one of these blocks of flats.ts of gaza with nowhere to go. other residents say many people remain trapped. translation: we cannot bring people out from under the rubble. _ ambulances cannot get here. we cannot pull the bodies out. people are screaming but we cannot pull them out. last night's attack took many residents by surprise, as people told me that it has been a relatively calm area in gaza. translation: we are civilians living peacefully in our homes. _ why are you bombing us and ruining our lives? as we were filming here, a new warning came in from the israeli army, telling people to evacuate. we have now left because it is dangerous but the reality is for many people still there, there is nowhere safe to go. adnan el—bursh, bbc news, from central gaza. the very difficult situation on the ground in gaza. let's go live now to my colleague rushdi abu alouf who's in the southern city of khan younis. and in the last few minutes, breaking news regarding the hostage situation? yeah, first night with a little ho

salim nejad is one of the residents of this neighborhood. 30 of our women are shiites. the rest of the sunni people are the alley that the shiites and the sunnis have been practicing unity there for years. my father-in-law's family is a shiite, i myself am a sunni, my mother is a shiite, but my father is a sunni, but there is no difference between the shiites and the sunnis, no matter where the principle is, unity is in the relationship . with religious issues , we completely see the month of muharram. being together in all problems and joys, we are united, no matter what happens, we start with each other, we respect each other let's support each other's opinions. the presence of one fabric and unity of shia and sunni in different scenes here will make a memorable scene . we will join hands for the development of the place for our mosque. that this unity should always be there so that the enemy cannot find breath among us and the unity and empathy that is present in the lives of the people of this region. blessings on muhammad . the whole country is in progress. in tehr

now human rights watch, amnesty international, bate salim, and even the harvard law school, have said that israel practices apartide against the palestinian people. do you know what the anc struggle against apartide entailed? are you aware that the anc are believed to have very unfortunately, horrifically and terribly taken the live lives of children and civilians in their struggle against apartide, so you seem absolutely content to not only compare yourself to nelson mandela, who served 27 years in jail for what they described as terrorism at the time. but yet you cannot see what the vast majority of human rights organizations in the world see when they look at the palestinians when you look at un resolution 194. paragraph 11. the palestinians have the right to return home, almost a million of them were displaced in 1948 with the foundation of the state of israel, and what we are now on the brink of is palestinians, million of millions of them being driven into the sionide desert with help of the us delta force, but with the british, this is a manufactured. let me say something, i co

mohamad taghizadeh made money, voice news and salim, thank you. in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen , we had the second day of the al-aqsa storm operation. we have a review of the images that have been received from palestine, the occupied territories, and also from the resistance front. takbeer allah akbar al-shahidwa al-shahid. come on, my dear. katishut on ashkelon, margmoth on series, murder on netivot, all of you are complicit in this crime, this is not an excuse, this is what will happen, all the headlines will be for you, now we want to go to london to meet with mr. masoud shajra, a human rights expert and the head of the human rights commission. let's discuss islam in london, mr. shajareh hello, peace be upon you, mr. shajareh, you have been active in human rights for many years, today. we are witnessing that when for the first time it was the palestinian people who were able to surprise the zionists in the international arena, although the zionist regime had attacked the palestinians in hawara until the night before this operation, t

the army radio of the third regime reported that the commander of the salim military base was wounded in a clash with resistance fighters in the town of sdirot. the spokesman of the occupying quds regime army said about the developments of the al-aqsa storm battle that almost 48 hours after the start of the war, the situation in israel is dire and the conflict is in the southern regions. it continues and added that so far about 700 people have been killed and more than 2 thousand people have been injured. according to abc news channel, 42 american and canadian airlines stopped their flights to occupied palestine and removed their employees from there. the battalions of the military wing of the hamas movement announced that in response to the air strikes of the zionist regime on residential houses in gaza with dozens of missiles , tel aviv's beringurin airport was the target of missile attacks. contract. al-mayadin network reporter said that the iron dome system of the zionist regime could not intercept and destroy most of the rockets of the resistance. regime media zionists announced

there, that was live from uh the holy city of masha, the irgc chief commander major general hossain salim, was delivering his speech on the current situation, the war on the visiege gaza strip, but quickly uh going over what we what he just said in sumation, he said that uh the zianist regime suffered a crushing defeat in the wake of the alasa flood operation which was carried out by the gaza base resistance groups on october the 7th. he also said that zinis cannot compensate for their defeats by committing heinous crimes. we're now joined by pales. scientist and author mazen who's joining us from bethlehem to offer some more insight on the current situation uh in gaza mr. komsia, welcome to the program. i want to get your perspective on this continued onslot on the besieged uh gaza strip and the rising death toll of innocent civilians among some women and children. well, the uzimus project was born in terror, there were early jews in the late 19. 18th century, warned the zinis movement in in its plan to colonize palestine and said we can have jewish revival in palestine without a politic

an aerial artillery missile has increased these images of the bombing and destruction of the salim abu muslim mosque in bait allah, and this is the image of families in rafah and bait allah that the bombers destroyed their houses and took the lives of all family members. the zionist regime also destroyed the house of saleh al-arwari, the deputy head of the political bureau of the hamas movement. the area around indonesia hospital in gaza is still shelled. the warehouses of the gaza red crescent are not safe from the bombings either. the humanitarian situation in gaza has become critical and the survivors of the zionist regime's attacks are lining up to get food. narrative of reporters who now they live in gaza. we are at the mercy of the crazy policies of the occupying forces and we are faced with the lack of possibilities for media coverage of the massacre of palestinians. sehunists have cut off all communication channels, our internet has been cut off again. it is really painful that we cannot report the war scenes. we have no information about the gaza strip. we only comfort each ot

anas manasra was near the israeli israeli super wall near the illegal israeli military checkpoint of salim near jin he was shot and killed by the israeli forces and this brings the number of palestinian marters who had been killed since the start of aqsa flad operation on the 7th of october to 59 palestinians in the occupied westbank and alcots since the early hours of of monday. israeli, troops had arrested 99, 92 palestinians across the occupied west bank, the majority of those people who had been detained by the israeli forces were in ramala, nableles, selfied, qalqilia, andtol as well as in bet lahim, since the 7th of october, israeli forces had detained over 560 palestinians in the in the occupied west bank. alone palestinian pro prisoners institutions are saying that those prisoners are being are being tortured by the israeli forces since the moment they are arrested, not only the majority of them of course are still being interrogated and the emilation start and the torture started from the moment they are detained as you have said the rockets fired by the israeli forces continue to

significance of the us delta force here because they were key weren't they in the assassination of kasim salim that's right and they seem to be uh directly involved in gaza they seem to be involved in this uh plan to flood the tunnels the hamamas tunnels with invagent which is truly extraordinary it is extraordinary thing which they seem to but they were also involved in the incussion small incussions into... by the israeli offense forces and delta for seem to have been involved in that and there seems to be in particular an ambush by resistance f and many of the soldier involved possibly the us were actually caught in that ambush seriously would and had draw so there's an indication here that the soldiers are directly involved in conf the resistance that isn't going to go well then when when it kicks off way no indeed well i know that you've spoken out about israel before haven't you, but what do you think this latest episode in ga tells us out? well, this term christian zinius always confused me, and as we the united states among evangelicals or some evangelicals, um, they they've always use

umm salim lived in one of these blocks of flats.r are now living stranded in the streets of gaza, with nowhere to go. other residents say many people remain trapped. translation: we cannot bring people _ out from under the rubble. ambulances cannot get here. we cannot pull the bodies out. people are screaming, but we cannot pull them out. last night's attack took many residents by surprise, as people told me that it has been a relatively calm area in gaza. as we were filming here, a new warning came in from the israeli army, telling people to evacuate. we have now left because it's dangerous. but the reality is, for many people still there, there is nowhere safe to go. adnan el—bursh, bbc news, from central gaza. bushra khalidi is west bank policy lead for oxfam, who is originally from gaza and has been working on the aid response there. she shared an emotional message from one of her colleagues who's in gaza. he said, "the situation is getting worse day after day. "finally, i managed to get bread forfive shekel, "but it will only l

umm salim lived in one of these blocks of flats.es in her tower are now living stranded in the streets of gaza, with nowhere to go. other residents say many people remain trapped. translation: we cannot bring people out from under the rubble. ambulances cannot get here. we cannot pull the bodies out. people are screaming, but we cannot pull them out. last night's attack took many residents by surprise, as people told me that it has been a relatively calm area in gaza. translation: we are civilians living peacefully in our homes. why are you bombing us and ruining our lives? as we were filming here, a new warning came in from the israeli army, telling people to evacuate. we have now left because it's dangerous. but the reality is, for many people still there, there is nowhere safe to go. adnan el—bursh, bbc news, from central gaza. to northern israel now, and the border with lebanon, where there have been regular exchanges of gunfire with the group hezbollah, designated as a terror organisation by many western governments, including

this is zara salim. i hope i'm pronouncing her name correctly. organised one of those notorious , infamous black lives notorious, infamous black lives matter marches in bristol, the one which led into that episode in which they threw edward colston's statue . yes, huge colston's statue. yes, huge figure in bristol, of course , figure in bristol, of course, although that was famously the people who did that were for in sufferable middle class twerps, weren't they , with names like weren't they, with names like porridge or something. >> can't remember. >> i can't remember. >> i can't remember. >> always like that. >> it's always like that. >> it's always like that. >> just stop oil >> probably a just stop oil right now. >> probably a just stop oil right no yeah whereas this lady >> yes. yeah whereas this lady is part of the larger black lives matter for exactly who was one of the main co—authors users of actually that march which led to episode, obviously to that episode, which obviously raised of questions over raised a lot of questions over this

um salim lived in one of these blocks of flats. stranded in the streets of gaza with nowhere to go. other residents say many people remain trapped. translation: we cannot bring people out from under the rubble. _ ambulances cannot get here. we cannot pull the bodies out. people are screaming but we cannot pull them out. last night's attack took many residents by surprise, as people told me that it has been a relatively calm area in gaza. translation: we are civilians living peacefully in our homes. _ why are you bombing us and ruining our lives? as we were filming here, a new warning came in from the israeli army, telling people to evacuate. we have now left because it is dangerous but the reality is for many people still there, there is nowhere safe to go. adnan el—bursh, bbc news, from central gaza. first night with a little hope it might be a good sign for this humanitarian corridor to open at rafah crossing. hamas says they have released two citizens and they said... the militant group hamas said they have released two american

salim lahoud , who recently killed two lahoud, who recently killed two swedish football fans .football fans. and his life is just crazy. she gives this account meloni is giving an account of what he's been up to. so she's she's recently she's repeatedly tried to attract attention to how illegal mass migration can pose grave security risks on europe. and then we get this example . so he then we get this example. so he arrived in italy and then he travelled to nonnay only to be sent back to italy . the point is sent back to italy. the point is he's been all around europe and he's been all around europe and he's been all around europe and he's been he's been in trouble for dealing cocaine and he's beenin for dealing cocaine and he's been in prison for two years for that. it's not like he's come, he's turned up and he's kept his head down. he's caused as much trouble as he possibly could. it's sort ultimate it's like the sort of ultimate middle but also middle class gap here, but also with grand auto with a bit of grand theft auto at time. it's just at the same time. it's just abso

journalists is demanding an investigation into the october 10 killing of sudanese journalist halima idris salim, who died after rsf fighters reportedly ran over her with a vehicle while she covered the conflict in the city of omdurman. the government of venezuelan president nicolÁs maduro and opposition leaders have agreed to new rules ahead of next year's presidential election. the move is expected to clear the way for the united states to ease its harsh sanctions on venezuela which have wrecked the economy, forcing millions to flee. as part of the agreement, the venezuelan government will allow all political parties to choose their candidates, grant permission to delegations from united nations and european union to observe the vote, and give equal media access to all campaigns. in climate news, the amazon river has dipped to its lowest levels in over a century amid a protracted regional drought and wildfires. 60 of the 62 cities in brazil's northern amazonas state have declared a state of emergency as communities struggle to meet their basic needs. >> it is challenging for the communities be

umm salim lived in one of these blocks of flats.here to go. other residents say many people remain trapped. translation: we cannot bring people out from under the rubble. _ ambulances cannot get here. we cannot pull the bodies out. people are screaming, but we cannot pull them out. last night's attack took many residents by surprise, as people told me that it has been a relatively calm area in gaza. translation: we are civilians living peacefully in our homes. _ why are you bombing us and ruining our lives? as we were filming here, a new warning came in from the israeli army, telling people to evacuate. we have now left because it's dangerous. but the reality is, for many people still there, there is nowhere safe to go. adnan el—bursh, bbc news, from central gaza. the first trucks have been crossing into gaza from egypt, after the rafah crossing opened this morning. it's some rare good news for gaza — where 4,385 people have been killed in the last two weeks, according to the palestinian health ministry. 1,756 of them children. this

and this particular man who has been named as abdullah salim lahoud had put out a video no.hat he was carrying out this attack in partly in revenge for the killing of a palestine teenager in the us in recent days. also pledging his support for isis, so—called islamic state. you remember that terror group has been very significantly degraded . and by west western forces in syria and iraq over the last few years as it rose to prominence and carried out lots of attacks , and carried out lots of attacks, or at least attacks were carried out in its name in countries right across the world. and also this man suggesting that the terrorist attacks that were carried out were also so in support of al. he said he was allah's warrior . so there is allah's warrior. so there is concern on the belgian authorities raised their terror threat level to its highest level in the capital, brussels. it's still at the second highest level elsewhere in the country. and we know that france is on a heightened state of alert here. it's slightly different . we're it's slightly different. we're at substa