which, in the west bank, is the settlers. which is, in the west bank, the settlers. alf a million jewish settlers living inside the west bank. they're said to control 40% of the territory and that's increasing. the settlements they live in are considered illegal under international law and an obstacle to peace. they sit on land that could be used to form a palestinian state. what used to be a fringe movement has now reached the highest levels of government, influencing not only the role the military plays but also the future of this conflict. many here want to expand settlements and the government is supporting that. since the start of 2024, more than 2,500 acres of land in the west bank has been seized. some of that may be used to build settler homes. it'll be the army's job to protect them. others want to go even further and build settlements inside war—torn gaza. all the arabs will go... ..all over the world. arabs will not stay. after the 7th of october, no arab can stay here. what is yourjustification for calling for the total erasure of an entire population and

the central strip of the west bank. and since october alone that was already a huge number, a thousand in a little less than years since october 7th alone, more than 800 more have been forcibly in the west bank. so the old processes are being accelerated under the cover of this war in gaza and abed felt that he had to rush home, be with his family. nobody, you know, almost palestinian family in the west bank, every extended family is relying on higher paying jobs in israel in the settlements, including ahmed's family. and those jobs basically don't exist right now. the israeli employers aren't letting palestinians come to work and, even added son who works in ramallah for a palestinian employer was told by boss, you can't come to because there's too much settler violence. it's unsafe for to drive on the roads right now. so ahmed felt that he couldn't he couldn't away from his family. you know, there are two exits of this community that he lives in, one at the top toward the rest of jerusalem for blue eyed others to go th

bank. it was confirmed that the video _ in the west bank. irmed that the video highlighted were - that the video highlighted were removed for violating their guidelines which they say make clear that we do not tolerate content that degrades victims of violent tragedies. met explained it is reviewing the content and will remove content that violates its policies. four rare amur tiger cubs have been born at longleat safari park in wiltshire. the week—old babies are currently being nurtured by their mum, yana. keepers at the park say their birth is important as the species is currently listed as endangered. stay with us here on bbc news. a misty and murky start for some but for most places the sunshine broke through and there is a lot of dry weather on the rest of the day. this was the picture in the isle water in the isle of wight, so you can see the isle of wight, so you can see the cumulus cloud bubbling up under some places it will spark one or two showers but many of us seeing dry and sunny weather. to the south of the uk we have some nonde

the central strip of the west bank. and since october alone that was already a huge number, a thousand in a little less than years since october 7th alone, more than 800 more have been forcibly in the west bank. so the old processes are being accelerated under the cover of this war in gaza and abed felt that he had to rush home, be with his family. nobody, you know, almost palestinian family in the west bank, every extended family is relying on higher paying jobs in israel in the settlements, including ahmed's family. and those jobs basically don't exist right now. the israeli employers aren't letting palestinians come to work and, even added son who works in ramallah for a palestinian employer was told by boss, you can't come to because there's too much settler violence. it's unsafe for to drive on the roads right now. so ahmed felt that he couldn't he couldn't away from his family. you know, there are two exits of this community that he lives in, one at the top toward the rest of jerusalem for blue eyed others to go th

we have mapped out some of their operations in northern areas of the west bank. fic of these soldiers shared several videos across instagram, facebook and tiktok following deployment to the west bank which he says lasted i32 deployment to the west bank which he says lasted 132 days. his videos, most of which appear to be bodycam footage of patrols often show the men breaking into homes at night, detaining, binding and blindfolding several people at once. the israeli army told us today that in the event of unacceptable behaviour soldiers were disciplined or even suspended from reserve duty. they said additionally soldiers were instructed to avoid uploading footage of operational activities to social media networks will stop legal expert said filming and publishing such footage on social media may be a war crime. doctor mark ellis, chair of the un created advisory panel on international criminal tribunals said the footage we showed him might violate the recognised rules for treating prisoners of war, which specifies they mustn't be exposed to unnecessary humiliation

he took responsibility for the west bank and the fatah movement in the west bank, but he did not agree with the compromise line, and he was also in charge of the operations of the military wing of the fatah movement. many times, he was the target of assassination operations, that is , once his car was bombed in front of his house, once they tried to assassinate him with a missile attack, and the day he was arrested , i mean, i won't forget, that's when sharon came and said that today is a good day for us because we were able to capture them alive, and of course, a gift for independence day, now that independence day. diet illusion. zionist and he also played a key role in the second intifada, which means we can say that he is one of the main leaders of the second intifada , so now he has not accepted his freedom for years , yes, he did not accept it, and there is another point about his presence now according to opinions among the palestinians, if he becomes a candidate for the post of the head of the self-governing organization, that is, the head of the self-governing organization, he

based on the agreement to return to the west bank and the responsibility of the fatah movement in thet bank . he took over, but he did not agree with the compromise line, and he was also in charge of the operations of the military wing of the fatah movement, and he was repeatedly targeted. there were assassination operations, that is, once they put a car bomb for him in front of his house, once they wanted to assassinate him with a missile attack, and the day he was arrested , i mean, i won't forget, then sharon came and said that today is the day obviously for us, because we were able to capture him alive, and of course, a gift for independence day, now that illusory independence of the zionist regime, and he played an essential role in the second intifada, which means we can say that he is one of the main leaders of the second intifada, that's why now they have not accepted their freedom for years. yes there is another point about his presence now, according to polls among palestinians, if he becomes a candidate for the post of president of the palestinian authority, that is, the pr

his vision that says a palestinian state in the west bank and gaza. this has to come into being through the following means. you know, within the following timeframe, then all of this is, is you know pious words, that sound good, that may be as sincere about, but without a concrete roadmap. then what he's doing is setting the stage for future violence because any peacekeeping troops, he sends into guys a, are dealing with the population that has been brutalized, abused whoever, by, with no hope of independence and sovereignty. then they are going to turn on those peacekeepers just as they've turned on is really occupational forces in the west bank. it's inevitable. and so for the bottom administration to be trying to set the stage for sending other arbor international troops into guys a is walking them into a trap. it can't keep having things both ways. it's got to step up to the plate and face up to the fact that benjamin netanyahu, and as far right allies will never be partners for bees, none of the by this thing has been all over the united states.

the west to, to raise the voice is about this action. because it is a desperate attempt to stifle a truthful information from guys on the west bank. just being said defined to the matter is the bravery encourage, or palestinian journalists who have been talking to then go to an isolated and my date is randy forces. i've just received a tremendous honor a few days ago from the united nation. so unesco on world press freedom died. so there's widespread recognition. and joe, there's some truth telling remains absolutely vital to public understanding of what is happening on the ground. on this action by his royal clear declaration of war against the rights of independent journalists and media. to tell people what is going on, it was succeed because it's too late. it's a desperate that can i only help me to tell me why wouldn't not succeed. of the 168 simply because of the bravery of those journalists on the ground and goss. i'm just published any a journalist from the us. we've heard more than a 100 hovel reveals that lives. but they're still reporting despite the targeting, despite the strengths of the intimidation, but determined to

the issue is not the technical capacity of government ministries in the west bank are not, there are sufficient competence. is there sufficient technocrats and the other issues having providing palestinians with the means to govern their own lives? mix their choices of what to consume up to produce what market to sell and where to study, whether to be artists or sorry, i missed or far as these. these choices are denied them until those choices are possible. they will not produce a new kind of politics. one that is way more peaceful than way more democratic. yes, he'd say a senior fellow at the carnegie middle east center. i really appreciate your candor . thank you for joining us today. thank you. so what's the bottom line, what's happening and guys, it's going to stand out for the ages as the combination of injustices neglect the human ization, racism, human rights violations that have just torn through finally to the collective conscience of many people around the world. most countries in the world $143.00 out of a $193.00 to be exact, already recognized palestine as a sovereign sta

i'm gonna go to the same beside these. joining us live from ramallah in the occupied west bank. so zane, as far as the teams, they are concerned. well, what are you aware of in terms of how this is going to affect our reporting their as well. we've been watching this developing story for many months now. it's a question we've been talking about for a long time. and with this development, there was some, well, there was, there was a few cracks in it that made us think that what is happening in israel proper won't apply to us here in the occupied west bank necessarily. sure, certainly that is what we are operating under now. those are the considerations we're operating under now that in the occupied westbank that we are sort of separated from laws. it is ro is passing through govern territory that it directly controls occupied or otherwise. but what we have just learned sort of draws attention to the fact that even to be occupied westbank if israel wants it, can do whatever it wants. when ever it wants to matter the bureaucracy, no matter the security agreements. a report in is rea

. . , conduct of some soldiers in the west bank. ., , . conduct of some soldiers in the west bankating _ bank. thanks very much. let's turn to a fascinating story. _ the vatican says catholics need to be more cautious about accepting phenomena as �*supernatural�*. the church's doctrinal office has released new guidelines providing six categories for events from ruling that they're definitely not supernatural, to proclaiming an event �*genuinely miraculous'. let's speak to our southern europe correspondent, mark lowen. congratulations. the best line of the day earlier i was saying the vatican normally communicates with smoke, it is now grappling with coping with social media. so well done with that. explain these new guidelines. done with that. explain these new uuidelines. ., , ., guidelines. yeah, indeed. it is an institution _ guidelines. yeah, indeed. it is an institution for _ guidelines. yeah, indeed. it is an institution for the _ guidelines. yeah, indeed. it is an institution for the mysticism, - guidelines. yeah, indeed. it is an| institution for the mysticism, isn't it, a

. >> netanyahu announces that he's going to proceed with annexation of the west bank. on territory. and it really throws a lot of sand in the gears of what's going on here, because if you start unilaterally claiming sovereignty over sections of the west bank without having made any concessions, what is the incentive for the palestinians to come to the table? >> and may god bless us all with security, prosperity, and peace. thank you. (cheers and applause) (man speaking arabic over loudspeaker) >> narrator: the palestinians were now effectively sidelined. but unexpectedly, it set the stage for a major shift in the middle east. in the summer of 2020, yousef al aiba, a friend of jared kushner's and the united arab emirates ambassador to the u.s., saw an opportunity to propose a different kind of peace deal to netanyahu. not between israel and the palestinians, but between israel and some of its arab neighbors. >> by this time, many of the arab governments are eager to have relations with israel. and the palestinian issue is a nuisance on the way. and for some of them, they

isobel yeung, bbc news, the west bank. scientists have used tiny fragments of bone to piece together the skull of a 75,000—year—old neanderthal woman. the intricate 3d jigsaw puzzle has allowed them to reconstruct what the woman, called shanidar z, would have looked like. the crushed skull was found in a cave in northern iraq in 2015, and it's taken more than a year to painstakingly rebuild. scientists say the discovery has advanced our understanding of the speices, and it's now believed neanderthals were much more advanced than previously thought. aston villa, the last premier league club left in european competition, have lost 4—2 to olympiacos in the first leg of their europa conference league semifinal. joe wilson has more from villa park. villa park, home of the european champions. yeah, that was true — in 1982. well, here it is, the goal that won aston villa the european cup. here and now, it's the europa conference league. third tier of european football, maybe, but it brings the possibility of glory. when olympiacos

people can come up with — the two—state idea, with palestinian towns cut off from one another in the west bankregular attacks. the notion that the west bank and gaza could somehow form a self—governing country has shrunk dramatically — though ireland, norway, and spain now say they'll formally recognise a palestinian state. sebastian usher is the bbc world service's middle east editor. i asked him what he thought. you'll have the immediate future, obviously, of gaza, which will be a very, very pressing issue. all the people who've been displaced, all the homes that have been destroyed, all the infrastructure that's no longer there, the basic governance of it, just a massive, massive, huge issue. i don't know if you have any confidence in the world pulling together to be able to deal with that. i certainly don't, i have to say. or an interest in doing it. well, i mean, there's an interest, but that interest will fade inevitably, because other, more immediate issues will take their place once again. so, what is needed — and what's been needed for a very long time — is a huge amount of highly—dir

it is important to leave the west bank. israel may leave the gaza strip, but from the west bank , the representative of the islamic jihad movement in tehran. palestine was able to assert its right to full membership in the united nations through international institutions. to obtain the support of the overwhelming majority of the members of the united nations general assembly in this regard. considering that the process of displacing the palestinian nation and destroying it has reached its peak, you can deny the right to life support freedom, honor and dignity in his own land. 143 countries responded positively to this request. 9 countries rejected it and 25 countries abstained. the reaction of the representative of israel. take the united nations in the form of a proposal in the security council. nedar abud, al-mayadin reporter. mr. dr. sadr hosseini, we are with you. as you know, the public opinion of the world and the independent countries want the solution of the palestinian issue due to the news and reports that are com

in theory, israeli settlers in the west bank should be subject to the same laws.te of israel, which means that the very same crime committed by a palestinian and an israeli would be investigated and treated fervently. more often than not, according to the times investigation, the settlor violence is met with leniency, pardons, sometimes ignored altogether. a two-tiered system of justice for two different groups living on the same land. ronen bergman and mark mazzetti write, "after 50 years of crime without punishment, in many ways the violent settlers and the state have become one." what do they mean by that? "the new york times" investigated a sample of three dozen cases of settlor violence since october 7th and found "in all the cases involving misdeeds as diverse as stealing livestock and assault and arson, not a single israeli suspect was charged with a claim." in one case, a jewish settlers shot a palestinian in the >>> while an israeli defense forces soldier looked on, yet the police questioned the shooter for only 20 minutes and never as a criminal suspect.

from the west bank. thank you for joining us. seen the protesters drawing attention to the situation in gaza. what is the situation like there now? has the slight increase in aid made any difference? >> thank you for this question. there is a small increase in aid entering into gaza. you can imagine over several months the needs were piling up so it was increasing on the top of the hour, by the hour. what is entering gaza isn't enough in terms of immediately responding to the of rising needs. for instance, we have seen that there are acute malnutrition cases with children and this would require longer-term consistent intervention with certain nutritious components. we are so afraid that if this is not going to happen rapidly and consistently it will not make a huge difference. katrina: the bombing attacks continue in gaza and people are injured and killed daily. what is the medical situation like? hiba: over the last month, since the second month of the work, we are in the seventh, unfortunately we started to see parts of the medi

this regime were wounded in the recent clashes in gaza, the north of the occupied territories and the west banke minister of foreign affairs of colombia has announced that this country is going to open an embassy in the city of ramallah located in the west bank of palestine. in the past few months, the president of colombia has strongly criticized the genocide of the zionist regime in the gaza strip and asked the international criminal court to issue an arrest warrant for the prime minister of this regime. slow down in response to the crimes of the zionist regime, gustav petro announced the end of his country's relations with this regime. the german government has announced that if the international criminal court issues an arrest warrant for netanyahu and gallant, berlin will reject this warrant. the federal government of germany also complies with this law in completing its country's response to the ruling of the international court of justice. karim khan, the prosecutor general of the international criminal court, announced on monday that the court is seeking to issue an arrest warrant for p

for make up the government within gaza and within the west bank.— and within the west bank.l. mr cohen has outlined how he was thanked for his work helping his ex—boss — which the prosecution said was a reference to the payment made to stormy daniels. he's also spoken about back channels for communicating with the then president trump — and how he ultimately decided he could not lie for him any longer. once again, fascinating testimony. michael: it really the star witness here. we're starting to get details through from the defence lawyers, the cross—examination has begun. ronnie, they started attacking michael cohen right away for the pretty explosive testimony, isn't it? it pretty explosive testimony, isn't it? , , , ., ., , it? it is explosive but not others exoected- _ it? it is explosive but not others exoected- i _ it? it is explosive but not others expected. i think— it? it is explosive but not others expected. i think your _ it? it is explosive but not others expected. i think your viewers i it? it is explosive but not others . expected. i think your viewers need to

we have mapped out some of their operations in the west bank. oldiers shared several videos across different social media platforms. his videos, most of which appear to be bodycam footage of patrols, often show the men entering homes at night, detaining, binding and blindfolding several people at once. the israeli army told us that, in the event of unacceptable behaviour, soldiers were disciplined and even suspended from reserve duty. additionally, they said, soldiers are instructed to avoid uploading footage to social media networks. we also attempted to contact these soldiers on a public social media accounts to put this to them. one appears to have blocked is on the others haven't responded. legal experts said filming and publishing such footage on social media may be a war crime. dr mark ellis, law expert said that the footage might violate the recognised rules for treating prisoners war which is that they must not be exposed to unnecessary humiliation or public curiosity. the israeli army said they would take action after a previous investig

the move was welcomed in gaza and the west bank were criticized by israel the no region in spanish and irish flags and foes in flying alongside that to south africa outside municipal buildings in the west bank. it's a tribute to the 3 western european nations that gave sacrificial recognition to a palestinian state. first came to form an announcement from madrid. at the meeting of the council of ministers that will be held to date, the government of the spain without proof. the official recognition of palestine state then and not in the bottom and in front of the palestinian investigator, can the notes on dublin as we hear in art and we see you, we recognize this, we respect to. and today, ireland formerly recognizes the state of palestine per month, like a piece of outside the palestinian flag was raised beside that's of ukraine and you appear in union. and shortly that off to the announcement came from us though to the audience hard at the moment has decided that norway will recognize the state of palestine. noise recognition will come into force on may 28th, not my because you know,

so it's a in how are people in the west bank marketing? the 7 to 6 years of not well, we're beginning the days events by here in speeches on loudspeakers here in monroe square, there are expected to be raleigh's protest demonstrations on march. leaders here from the housing authority are expected to make speeches, but the fact of the matter is there is a cloud hanging over the events this year. when people seem to say that this is the worst violence, the palestinians have ever seen. what we've seen gaza playing out on our phones right in our pockets that has been very well documented here in the west bank. the escalation of military rates, the pressure of the military occupation, the parallel military government, the rules, palestinians, under israeli occupation has become so intense that people have no idea how to deal with it. so when they say that it is the worst it's ever been, it isn't based on any sort of feeling or vitriol. it's simply based on, on the ground facts on the ground. changes in how violent is really military forces have

i mean, how, how big an impact is that having for the average person that in the west bank as well. you know, i think for all intents and purposes, the economic cycle, if you will, and the west bank is crawling, it can't even be turning at this point. the one of the biggest employers in the west bank, the government, is unable to pay its employees. full salary, use its struggles every month to pay them half salaries. and there is no guarantee that that can continue. you have a part of the private sector as well. struggling to stay alive, struggling to survive was all sorts of restrictions and, and new delays being imposed on the entry of goods into the west bank. so salaries of the private sector have also been impacted some scaling down and laying off employees and so on. so it is, there's a domino effect that has been devastating. you see prices go up because of the restrictions imposed by israel on the entry of goods. and at the same time you have less and less buying power and among the residents and citizens here. so it is unbearable if you will. and it's, it's, it's kind of unt

these ro, community, these are up to date by building supplements and expanding supplements on the west bank and by an exceed east jerusalem. and by building the circle separation wall on the west bank, the separation war is closed behind the apartheid war. so use rel, eliminated the cost of the p. o for variable palestine estate, all the to the left of the products. females on the west bank is inc. have surrounded by use, regularly settlements and military bases. so i say my starting point, now you said this 2 state solution is dead and these are all has to be a good for her to say. the 2 state solution was never bone. it was never born because nobody's really done when since 1967 as a offered a palestinian state on time, such would be acceptable to the most moderate understand leader the 1st of all. and secondly, no american government is a push this through into a 2 state solution. so this is just a convenient phrase for people like buying them. some of them delayed and they keep you on about the 2 state solution. but the reality is that you come to have a 2 state solution and that's why

and begins to stay on the highway is one of the many is really military bases scattered across the west bank. this particular one resides in the middle, albany area, housing around 350 pounds in families, and up in slow because the likelihood, the kind of city in palm is in the west tower with as fires destroy that probably the questions are raised to the area and text it is also used by is wally full states. the military police fire started by due to patient in the jordan valley are part of the program prepared to displace posting and families from here. the rest of repels and open on to title incline me a downing h ukrainian drive that comes as 11 countries, green light striking russian surgeries with western the hello and welcome to these 3 pm here in the russian campus. and this is almost the international with the very latest wealth news update. as always, it's great to have the witness to palestinian red present. paramedics have been killed in his rate is showing in the southern gauze in the city of rough. um that brings the total number of pay us the stuff killed fitness. october the

the state of palestine as it's cold, which is the kindest i know for the basically the my line, the west bank which has a, at some control over the territory in west bank in the midst of islam. unfortunately, not so much in augusta and not only because of the war, but because i promised to call them comfortable there. but there is dependence davian entity and that has a, a positional so in the you, i don't know if that's a total member, but the, but that's a known state of server. and this is pm to, to, you know, we recognize that again, it's based on the promise of the piano uh, depends on the brakes and organization i back in the 9th is to give up. so i'm struggling to continue only through peaceful means. and that's a problem is that actually health and they have systematically, these more moderate, the stadium in that are punishing him up. ministration has been to to that premise that even collaborate that extensively with this level of security issues in the west bank. but they are capacity up and we can buy a ever growing amount. so really go uh, its rarely supplements for instance, tha

there is a way forward whereby hamas may be eliminated from having any role in gaza and the west bank and in the future of the region by a regional cooperation which could be facilitated by achieving peace. and that is also much to be hoped for and worked for. senator from vermont. mr. sanders: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, some of my republican colleagues held a press conference today criticizing president biden for his decision to stop sending additional bombs to israel due to the netanyahu government's apparent decision to launch a major military assault on rafah. the lethal aid that joe bidenah. said he wanted to provide biden objectively favors a hamas victory over israel. it's just that simple, end of quote. which sounds rather amusing, given the fact that for the last 40 years, there's probably been nobody here in washington, d.c., more strongly supportive of israel than joe biden as a senator and a president. we all know that president biden has been very clear about his opposition to an attack on rafah for many, many months, and for good reason. an offensive -- a m

when groups have been vandalizing aid convoys on route from jordan through the west bank dw, use a abraham reports. now from the talk, mia crossing these is released aren't going on a day trip. the run a mission. the want to make sure that 8 for gaza makes it there safely us. but when they get to the junction, food is already scattered on the ground. we've arrived at the sight of and by is really extremely we meant for starving civilians in gaza. and as you can see behind the active as through now busy trying to save really what can be saved from that food during courage by the effect they've had because we really and we made the police can meet as well. and we encourage the police to do whatever they needed to stop with them. we can see that the only view of the boxes won't pulling down and the most of the thinking the black continue through. but we've also seen the police try to come between the actors and the attackers who even as the police standing right next to them, continue vandalizing the food as it leaves on the pavement. they will fade so, you know, and they are acting as a, as

the problem i reject that behind me is one of the many is really military base is padded across the west bank. this particular one resides in the middle of an area and housing around 350 how he's seen in families and up in smoke. the livelihoods of palestinian farmers in the west bank are at risk as far as just try their prompts. the questions are raised as the area specs. it is also used by is really forces for military trails. these fire started by doing conditioning. the jordan valley are part of the program for fans to displace posting and families from here. the live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching r t international. we start with the latest on the ukraine conflict. russia has repelled an overnight attack on its territory. according to the defense ministry have used us made army tactical missile systems during the strikes. russia was able to down 8 ukraine in you avi's over crimea. the, the local authorities say the a current in attack and targeted dependence, los transportation infrastructure, while the strikes were repelled in the city of kurtz to ferry boats were hit by t

moreover, as the article notes, israeli settlements on the west bank are illegal, according to internationalrding to the laws of israel itself. the military is also supposed to stop illegal construction, however, as the new york times writes, since the far right appeared in the government, the situation has worsened, and investigations have practically ceased. since far-right leader... target smotrich took office, efforts to curb illegal settlement construction have not just diminished, they have disappeared. moreover, smotrich and his allies were thwarting the very law enforcement measures that the government had promised israeli courts would take. responsibility for the strengthening of nationalist and far-right sentiments, as well as for impunity, for what is happening on the west bank, but not in the gas sector. the new york times also blames the minister of national security of israel and tamar bengvir, who together with the inspector. has repeatedly criticized the american authorities. washington was accused of hypocrisy and interference in israel's internal affairs. the white house do

palestinians, hamas has had a long rivalry with the palestinian authority, which governs from the occupied west bankmy guest today was, until february, the prime minister in that government. what did he deliver? how does he see the future for gaza? and could he be a credible future leader for all palestinians? mohammad shtayyeh, welcome to hardtalk, and thank you forjoining us from ramallah. now, the terrible scenes in rafah are just the latest mass casualty event of this war. as we stand nearly eight months into this phase of the conflict, how do you envisage the current war in gaza coming to an end? well, first of all, i hope there will be an immediate ceasefire and an immediate end to these atrocities that israel is committing against our people. as you rightly said, what is happening in rafah is simply a repetition of what has been happening since october 7th, a very terrible situation, genocide, massive killing and also use of aid and food and water and electricity as a tool for killing good people. there are people who have been killed because of bombing, and there are people who have been dyi

and of course, because it's not just because it's also the west bank and west bank also includes east jerusalem. and all this is, you know, this is extremely important as well. but it's also important not to lose sight of the fact that he's real isn't a part of state. and this is not just about nathan, yahoo and you know, just a couple of handful of is really politicians. no, i mean each and every point is really politician from at least $67.00 if i saw from solve solve all that thought, i have to go to a hard break and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on palestine. stay with the the, what is part of the blog post that isn't the deepest view of us and in the word part, is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop without pleases. let's go. part of to take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills. and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see t