well, the israelis are trying to enforce uh and new reality in the west bank trying to take over more land for settlement for illegal settlements and at the same time there's a way for them to make the living of the palestinians and the west bank unbearable as part of their plan to cause the mass exhausts of the palestinian towards jordan. this is what they are also doing in gaza by the way because they want to transfer the palestinian people out of their land. towards sai on one hand and jordan on the other hand in order implement the the the original plan of the science to impose the jewish state in palestine on all of the lands of the historic palestine. so even your opinion what is what are the key drivers behind this surge and violence? well the was in our guest from montreal, i'm sorry sorry. "well, i think that the, i mean, the drivers are the, fanatical, uh, zianist regime. uh, netanyaho, i think specifically, the the the recent massacers in gaza, killing nine people, claiming they were seeking out a hamas official, that was designed sabotage the negotiations, uh, which nean y

in gaza in the west bank compared to the previous escalations? well, the israelis are trying to enforce new reality in the west bank by trying to take over more land for settlement, for illegal settlements, at the same time, this is a way for them to make the living of the palestinians in the west bank unbearable as... part of their plan to cause the mass ex of the palestinians towards jordan, this is what they are also doing in gaza by the way, because they want to transfer the palestinian out of their land towards sinai on one hand and jordan on the other hand in order implement the the the original plan of the science to impose a jewish state in palestine on all of the lands of the historical. so uh even your opinion, what is what are the key drivers behind this surge and violence? well the wasing our guest from mal, i'm sorry, oh sorry, well i think that the mean the drivers are the you know fanatical uh zionist regime uh netan specifically the the the recent massacres in gaza killing 90 people claiming were seeking out a mass official, that w

the court further notes that between 1967 and 2005, israel settlement policy was carried out in the west bank each jerusalem and the gaza strip. since the removal of israel settlement from the gaza strip in 2005, israel settlement policy has continued in the west bank and in jerusalem, the court therefore limits its analysis to israel's ongoing settlement policy in the west bank east jerusalem. at the same time, the court observes that israel settlement policy carried in the gaza strip until 2005 was not substantially different from the policy that continues in the west bank and east jerusalem today. in it. opinion, the court found that israel's settlement policy was in breach of the six paragraph of article 49 of the ford geneva convention, which provides that, i quote, the occupying power shall not deport or transfer part of its own civilian population into the territory it occupies, end of quote. in the core you, there is nothing in the terms or the context of the provision or in the object and purpose. the drafting history of the fourth geneva convention to suggest that that provision pro

military operations in gaza in the west bank compared to the previous escalations? well, the israelis are trying to enforce a new reality in the west bank by trying to take over more land for settlement, for illegal settlements and at the same time, this is a way for them to make the living of the palestinians in the west bank unbearable. as part of their plan to cause the mass of the palestinian towards jordan. this is what they are also doing in gaza by the way, because they want to transfer the palestinian people out their land towards sinai on one hand and jordan on the other hand in order implement the the the original plan of the des to impose a jewish state in palestine on all of the lands of the historical palestine actually. so uh even your opinion, what is what are the key drivers behind this surgeon violence? well the i was asking our guest from montreal, i'm sorry, oh sorry, well i think that the mean the drivers are the you know fanatical uh zionist regime uh netanh i think specifically the the the recent massacres in gaza killing 90 people claiming they

also, palestinians were forced to move from 28 places that lived in the west bank. ese actions show that the occupying cabinet continues its cruel actions with the aim of completely dominating this land. in the framework of the attempt to evacuate large areas of the west bank from palestinians, the occupiers have taken measures to expand settlements. they undertook to separate the living areas of the palestinians. they cut off public services to these areas and prosecute families who live in remote areas. after the recent words of smotrich , we are witnessing a wave of actions against buildings belonging to palestinians in the south of the west bank. demolition of palestinian houses despite the issuance of demolition bans. demolition of palestinian houses, confiscation of land, preventing cattle from grazing, cutting off. basic services to people and prevention of natural constructions are at the top of these measures. against the plan of the occupiers throughout west bank palestinians continue to persevere . the endurance that will defeat the big plans of the invade

is it a supplement policy in the west bank? the quote of the pursuant to the base to close off 2018. they saved always that i quote, views the development of jewish settlement as a nation to invite you and show the act ink cartridge and promote its establishment and consider and consolidation and difficult see displacements. of the open population from the occupied territories which sustains is a supplement policy. also advances the integration of the deputy. is there any policies and practices in use? the box would only be by the student population, some parts of the occupied by the city, and $33.00 north of leave from each it was a name and the se in the west bank based in the neighbors. the further expansion of is it a supplement policy and did it the integration of by the city and $33.00 into is it as the quote also the cause that is the breakfast of expectations of the natural resources in the west bank is inconsistent with the city and people to patman sovereignty over natural resources is an extension of its domestic dril

, or some of them killed byjewish settlers in the west bank. er day after day, cooperating with the idf, with the israeli military, on security arrangements across the west bank. and many palestinians see that as the ultimate symbol of the degree to which the pa has become a collaborator organisation. is that going to stop? so, make up your mind, stephen. is the problem the pa going to bring hamas on board, or the problem is the pa is collaborating... the two are... make up your mind. no, my mind... crosstalk let netanyahu make... ..palestinian people deeply, deeply resent your continued links to israel and its military occupation authority. at the same time, you have a fundamental weakness, which means you can't make a stand against hamas, because you know that the palestinian people won't tolerate it. that's true, that's why we have been engaged in a different strategy, which is a recognition of the state of palestine. and you have seen of late the wave of recognitions by major european countries that includes spain, ireland and norway, sloven

shams perished during karam in the west bank. according to the announcement of the zionist army, a soldier was a member of the army's assassination squad who was killed by a bomb explosion and another officer was seriously injured. some hebrew media reported that a wounded soldier had been transported and announced that in the last 5 days 17 soldiers were wounded in jenin and long-karam, and some of them are in serious condition. the us secretary of state said that israel is its own sovereignty blinken said that in order to avoid conflict with hezbollah, a cease-fire must be achieved in gaza at the same time as the attacks of the lebanese resistance spread in a month. recently, against the zionist regime, some tel aviv authorities tried to force hezbollah to accept the agreement by threatening to attack the lebanese and pressure with the support of france and the united states. but hezbollah officials announced that they will not accept a ceasefire until the attack on gaza stops. the zionist regime destroys the houses of palestini

uh from the beginning, but i think west bank will have very important supportive point for the ight, darling, hold to me for the live, wake up where, where do we go to, wake up fire, fire in your eye, oh love, we will try to come and save you, it's all just matter of time, wake up, won't you listen to the people? people wake up from the mountain of the lies, no love you've been upon through every sequel, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake, wake up, call your brother, call your mother, wake up under rate from the sky, oh love we digging deeper in the rub, hold to my voice outside, wake up, we just lost the... another family, wake up cuz we need the world to see, no love, they won't ever understand us, too bad, we're just bodies a screen, wake up, they don't care about the people, wake up, they don't care about you too, oh love, if you're walking with the people, hold on cuz they're coming for you, wake up live little boy, they don't want you, wake up, you might threaten their plan, run, run, no, before they come and find you, grow up till you're taught to fight back. israel intensif

from the beginning, but i think west bank will have ' very important supportive uh point for theeing crushed by buildings, the greatest majority, or bomb explosions, the next greatest majority. i have children that were shot twice. wait, you're saying that children in gaza are being shot by snipers. definitively. i have two children that i have photographs of that were shot so perfectly in the chest, i couldn't put..." my stethoscope over their heart more accurately and directly on the side of the head in the same child. no tther get shot twice by mistake by the world's best sniper and they're dead center shots. what about the emotional rooms? how can you measure that? i can't measure my own. how do you be a uh an orphan watching your family you know melted in front of you and shredded in front of you? how do you fix that? ever fix that? for dozens of miles we saw 18 wheelers parked bumper to bumper, engines off outside of gazet, food or healthcare could not get in. does joe biden even know that he's gone? did he get an unpleasant surprise when he saw from his twitter account tha

at the same time he emphasized about similar to what you just said about the occupied west bank that es, and i think it's appropriate time for me to ask you about the most recent development that happened in nablus where the israeli regime forces were really caught by surprise, um, and a couple things that were very unique in this operation was the increased volume of violence that israel exercised not only in terms of the regime forces but also in terms of the uh equipment that was used whether from firepower or from the air where apache helicopters were used for the first time in two decades also another development that was praised by yourself and other resistance groups was the fighting capacity of the palestinian fighters where they used ieds and brought harm and injured roughly soldiers that in itself is very commendable tell us about that and also if you feel that israel obviously can't defeat palestinians like before and has resorted to increasing its and powers, military equipment and even resorting to fighting and killing palestinians from the air, your description of say th

general assembly and the un security council to develop ways to end does rarely occupation of the west bank and east jerusalem. the judges have considered numerous factories, including the duration of the occupation, of course, almost 60 years since 1967 active and aggressive expansion. it was really supplements in the west bank, which includes construction of thousands of units. relocation of a big number was really separate to the palestinian territories under protection of israel, of course, applying his reading, domestic laws in these communities. policy of impunity regarding the settlers of violence towards the palestinians. massive lend confiscation and demolition of the houses that force eventually, palestinians to leave an equal basically to force the placement of the occupied population discrimination of palestinians is really exploitation of natural resources over the pipes, territories. the course holding tame had made on going calls for an exception from is really right. when factions, including from the ruling call ition, they make no secret of the intentions. the quotes conclu

as for the west bank, it's partly controlled by the palestinian authority. but israel maintains overall control, including the toiletries vote is different zones are separated by rules and checkpoints, limiting movement for palestinians. palestinian farmers have complained that this hutch which concerns creates unfair access to results is like will to meanwhile, jewish settlers are accused of attacking crops, prophecy and people. most of the 52 governments that delivered arguments in the case. it's the judges to declare it as well as occupation illegal. it's goes about comfortable that lucio schultz and who's the i. c j in the head. go welcome to see. is there any doubt that the court will condemn israel's presence in the west bank an order of withdrawal? so so as we are speaking, the court has just started reading out its opinion and it is really important to say to you that this is a so called advisory opinion. so with this opinion, he's not going to rule or to order to anyone that he has to do this or that. so for the, let's see here today is that they wi

the reps bank. this is a really an extension of the west bank. we are in a situation in which is where i can move for me right into the west bank and to be there as, as many houses. so they won't. but the student is big. they cannot do the same the same way back to interviews what else they have to stay in their area and to see how they learn some things. it's 5 is the 1st thing that is being taken by the government and giving and giving it to the surplus. the us, him says the settlements are a threat to israel. so security, why doesn't, is well listen to that criticism from its biggest ally to us on such entry wherever lights when government didn't see the idea of the big use. well as the, as their objective and the beginning of that to make it impossible in the future. the 2 state solution. they believe that these later should control the rest band. it should be an ex employees very easily. i should move, believe there, but it's not going to be usable because the other thing is that the next to the 2nd message, i don't think is where the citizen

more than 700 palestinians have been killed in the west bank over the past nine months. children have been one of the main victims of israel genocide in gaza, where more than 14,00 of them have been massacred since october. now, the un agency unicef says there has also been a drastic rise in this really killing of children in the west bank during the same period. unicef says 143 children have been killed in the occupied palestinian territory. that marks a spike of nearly 250% compared to the nine months prior to the genocidal war in gaza. more than 440 children have also been injured by live. ammunition across the west bank. uniceff says this is a result of quote, unnecessary and excessive use of force against the most vulnerable. earlier this year, the un added israel's military to a global list of offenders that have committed violations against children. the international court of justice has declared the israeli presence in the occupied palestinian territories as illegal, it demands the regime and its occupation, or end its occupation as soon as possible. in our expl

from the hate, the international court of justice has really just that as well as occupation of the west bank is a defacto illegal, an exception. the i c j says it consists of quote, systematic discrimination, segregation on the paul tide. well, all teeth and the least bureau chief with the notion not in jerusalem is joining me now. i mean, right, this is quite a fun show logic from really the highest quoting all the lands, just total cost through what this really means. what are the ramifications here, as well as they've been to national court of justice, has just rule that these rules, practices and policies in the west bank and east jerusalem are in rachel the international lawyer including the occupation law. but israel had by far exceeded its role all the administrator in the all to pipe territories. and that it's set for men's policy and control over the palestinians, but not his rarely citizens amounts to an illegal unexcused, sion and deprives palestinians of pay a rightful self determination of the court has also stated that israel has an obligation to end its presence in those terri

it is because he and his extremist allies, like smotrich and ben-gvir, want the land of the west bank to be fully incorporated into the state of israel. they want to complete their messianic vision of a greater israel that includes all of the west bank. indeed, that goal is plainly written out for all to see in their coalition government platform. take a look at it. by their telling, god gave the west bank to israel and the palestinians are interlopers there. in fact, smotrich has said, and i quote, there is no such thing as a palestinian people, unquote. as former israeli prime minister omert has pointed out, the israel right's messianic vision is driving opposition to its two-state solution and inciting violence against palestinians on the west bank. and make no mistake about it, the netanyahu government is working every day to implement this vision of a greater israel by enabling violent settlers on the west bank to push palestinians off their land, to steal their grazing areas, destroy their olive groves, and establish illegal outposts. this is all happening in plain sight. i invi

in his speech, smutrich promised to expand settlements in the west bank. we will find words that are being implemented in practice, and we are destroying palestinian homes and evictions against buildings belonging to palestinians in the southern west bank. they destroyed the houses of the palestinians despite the issuing of orders prohibiting demolition. demolition of palestinian houses, confiscation of land, preventing livestock from grazing, cutting off basic services from people, and preventing natural construction are at the top of these measures. in the face of the occupiers' flamboyant plan throughout the west bank, palestinians persevere. they have destroyed the property belonging to the palestinians and are trying to destroy the existence of the palestinians in it destroy but on the same coin, the death or injury of 19 zionist soldiers in jenin and dol karam in five days, the zionist regime's army has announced, in the clashes of noor al-shams camp in dol karam in the west bank, a soldier of the terror squad, known as the mustarabin unit, was killed

meanwhile, in the west bank, attacks against palestinian by israeli settlers, illegal israeli settlers have skyrocketed and hundreds killed. last week the international court of justice that israel's decades long occupation of the west bank violates international law and amounts to annexation. the court called on israel to cease new settlement activities which is also the policy of the united states and a call to end the occupation. madam president, as often happens, people's attention fades or shifts to other priorities close to home, that's understandable. but that's also why it's important to remember, to remember that the bombs keep falling and an apalling number of people in gaza in a war that's gone on far, far too long. to remember this war, which the united states is complicit by providing these arms, was orchestrated by a prime minister who has no strategy, no strategy for peace between israelis and palestinians. a prime minister who has no vision for the future, who has acted deliberately to undercut u.s. policy at every turn and still he is invited here to this congress. i w

follow it, they just went like completely insane, and another thing is also what's happening in the west bank, because in the west bank you do have a large contingence of this army, you have several divisions deployed there, will israel even consider removing some of these to go against that one? no, in my opinion, mean they'll remove the wise and daugh and move them north, but they... need the ones in the west bank because although the west bank resistance poses less of a threat due to you know the limitations and trauritions it's in uh it's not a time at all for that especially when you like the settler attacks escalating resistance operations escalating honestly to give some credit the the the sophistication of the explosives soldiers are dying in west bank but in general the situation is getting very very very very tense there just to give an example yesterday there was a bomb to assassinate a commander in the pijkan brigade in noorsham's refugee camp um so again we've talked about this before maybe but i mean why would you want to remove troops um out of the west bank where settlers are

the israelis, they've also ramped up the deadly incursions in the occupied west bank ever since the regime launched its war on gaza. hamas doesn't control the west bank. there are no israeli hostages there. there are in fact thousands of palestinian hostages in israel. prisons, how come this part keeps getting swept under the rug by mainstream western media, that the killing and rating and kidnapping of palestinians is happening a daily basis in the west bank. yeah, they complain about october 7, but they have done a million october 7th in the west bank. i mean, how is this any different when uh israelis go in with jeeps into jen or nablus, you know, break, just burst into houses like the gistapo. uh round people up, kidnapping them essentially because they're held without charge or trial uh and kill others in the process, mean is this not hostage taking, is this is this not invasion? the west bank is internationally recognized as palestinian soil, so you know from a from legal standpoint they are literally invading another country um and even if you accept the partition plan, they are the

un general assembly and the un security council to develop ways to end is really occupation of the west bank. it is jerusalem. the judges have considered numerous factors including the duration of the occupation, of course, over 60 years since 1967 active it's pension. always really supplements in the west bank, which includes construction of thousands of units relocation of a big number of israeli settlers to probably seen in territories under protection of israel. of course, applying is really domestic closing. these communities, the policy of impunity regarding the settler's violence for words, palestinians, massive lens, confiscation and demolition of the houses that force probably sinews to leave an equal to a new force displacement displacement to all the occupied formulation, discrimination of palestinians is really exploitation of natural resources of guilty pods, territory is the court's ruling came and made on going calls for annexation from is really right. when factions, including from the ruling call ation, they make no secret of their intentions. hand holes of statements by cer

of the palestinians in the west bank will be destroyed the occupation will continue. zahir jabari said that in the west bank, there is complete coordination between all resistance groups, transfer of experiences and expertise, tools and capabilities. and this phenomenon, which the resistance enjoys , is the biggest guarantor of the security shield against the zionist enemy and a true power for the entire palestinian nation. the head of the hamas islamic resistance movement in the west bank stated: the palestinian nation in the west bank has no choice but to resist and confront the occupiers head on. this senior hamas official stated: we will fight to achieve the freedom of our nation and its rights. it has been approved and continues to give zionist sources reported that a huge explosion was heard in tel aviv. the details of the explosion have not been released. the media of the zionist regime also reported the death of another soldier of this regime in a conflict with palestinian groups in the gaza strip. in this conflict, a bulldozer of the zionist regime was also hi

the west bank, where the policies of the israeli regime and its settlers were placed, the deadly policies of those who kill arabs inside occupied palestine in the west bank , but despite this today, there is resistance there. he does heroically and we observe. dozens of operations are carried out every day among the palestinian youths, they even carry stones and carry guns and carry weapons and weapons and other weapons even if they are empty and carry out operations. all this shows that our young people are influential, active and create incidents, they create the future, they create the way for the dear nation of the mujahid nation , which demands freedom and independence. the leader of the revolution in his meeting with you referred to gaza. they did and in describing it they said that gaza is in their resistance i also think about the west bank, as you said, that the west bank will bring the enemy to its knees. it is a good opportunity to ask you about the recent developments in nablus that really took the zionist military by surprise. for the first time in the last two decades, he us

opinion, mean they'll remove the ways and dafa and move them north, but they need the ones in the west bank, because although the west bank resistance poses less of due to you the limitations and traditions it's in, it's not a time at all for that, especially when you like the settler attacks escalate. resistance operations escalating honestly to give some credit the the the sophistication of the explosives. soldiers are dying in the west bank, but in general the situation is getting very very very very tense there. just to give an example, yesterday there was a bombing to assassinate a commander in the pi. brigade in nur shams refugee camp. so again we talk about this before maybe, but mean why would you want to remove troops um out of the west bank where settlers are become coming more and more terrorist like and where you are like bombing um and you know it's not really talked about there's a lot of underground networks resistance they have shallow tunnels they have they have whenever someone is you know murder someone else comes out and takes their weapon it doesn't stop why would they

she was exiled to this overcrowded refuge account in the west bank. my family's village is just 30 kilometers away from where i'm standing right now, except we can't get there because of israel's giant agree apartheid wall. and the wall isn't the only thing that stops policy and use for moving freely on their own land is really military check. points are scattered all across the occupied west bank military check points. it is rarely soldiers can arbitrarily close at a moment's notice as a form of collective punishment and psychological torture palestinians are constantly being watched by these really military either. if you count the, surrounded by 6 is really watch towers several cameras and a high powered gun. and a military base which all watch over the residential neighborhood. these really military frequently and violently, rates higher refuge account harassing it's residents in 2017 i the account was declared the most tear gas community in the world. i don't even moment you could be running frontier. yes, you're reading center. got. you're a kid

for example, in the west bank. um are now no longer doing that time because of the restrictions on checkpoints. so the economy is really suffering, and this is probably the worst time for anybody to just, uh, you know, graduating enough to find the job and all the kind of jobs, the consequences of the are very real and, and as we said, of the onset, very violent as well, and all this of course has been going on for decades. sometimes the level of disturb you is on. we'll take a look, buckle up y'all, because today we have the new and latest episode of the stove. yeah. and these really occupied westbank some folders. i think fluid is thrown next to a balcony, the palestinian family and begins threatening them to the i visited my sister in her home that matter which is the village and her brother sitting atop of how they're beautiful homeless surrounded by 3 is really settlement . i woke up in the middle the night with my nephew and brother in law sitting next date spotted several laser players playing into the house

the one in, in the west bank was a side hillary who was estimated in being before. uh and chinese had it much of kyle, who was the full no, to be to or from us. and now he's the top leader of the apple computer. we're in abroad. so who is most likely according to the structure and who would be a replacement, but it's not different. it yeah, it's not announced how that would affect it's not clear, honey is a symbolic leader. and for a long time he was a prime minister. and he's and, and, and there are many people would be, you know, how to say that, that they, they would, they would think he was not replaceable. but officials that how most people i talked to earlier today, they said that the structural farmhouses is designed to be snows of replace think anybody's list was killed or, or, or, or, or less the movement from a palestinian perspective. how might this assassination impact the role in goal is, i mean, you said earlier to the people in gaza, the biggest priority is to end this war. but how might this impact its progression? well it's, it's a bit lead to, to ju

thanks lot mona press, mona candel joining us uh from ramal on the occupied west bank. the islamic resistance in iraq says it has carried out new retaliatory operation against israel over its war on gaza. the umbrella group said it used drones to hit a vital target ilot port. the iraqi resistance said the operation. came in response to the israeli massacre of palestinian civilians in gaza had vowed to continue retaliatory operations against the regime's targets. earlier iraq resistance drones had targeted major us military base in western iraq. according to local media, explosions were heard at the anl assad airbase in anbar province. the islamic resistance in iraq has been conducting operations in support of palestinians since the israely regime began its genocidal war on gaza early last october. the us and its allied forces have reportedly launched yet another air strike against yemen. reports say that american and british war planes targeted international airport in western hudia province there is no confirmation about possible damage or casualties yet. the us and its

us enabled israeli genocidal war on gaza and its brutal violence against palestinians in the occupied west bank, but before the guests are introduced, let me bring you up to speed with some of the latest developments. the israeli occupation force has bombed its ninth school. shelter in recent days with the most recent in gaza city on friday, there were multiple casualties from the latest strikes. israel has been widely condemned for deliberately targeting areas sheltering large numbers of displaced palestinians fleeing the devastation inside gaza. in another development, britain's new labor administration has pledged to resume funding to aid body unra. foreign secretary david lamy told parliament that he is reassured that the... palestinian refugee agency has taken steps to ensure it meets the highest standards of neutrality. britain funds onward to the tune of $27 million dollars. the virus that causes polio has been detected in sewage samples in gaza according to the health officials in the besieg strip. the findings of the unicef back test highlight the growing risk of new health disaster if

palestinians are legal using the army struggle but palestine to the palestinians okay it's not the west bank and gaza and and the east of jerusalem with this injustice be happened in the united nation again after the second world war when they created their order and these empires, the british and the americans run this diplomatic establishment and the new free countries from colonialization with bubets in the helping the obeying the orders of the united states of america and the british and the french will vote for any resolution they ask and partition palestine is like mother see here. baby is being killed or cut in in two pieces, would she accept that? of course she won't, and the palestinian people won't accept at the time or the arabs the division of palestine, so carrying injustice on on the back of injustice doesn't make the things right again, so the palestinian people are adamant, they are not even applying the international law and resist just for the west bank and gaza, they go and further which is unsupported by the international free people. people in the world who want to see t

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soon, the protest spread to all neighborhoods of gaza, and from there to the west bank. israel, which used to front its domestic security, was now facing a crisis. the land where they live has been under the control of israel for 20 years. the antifada had tarnished the image projected from. drill to the world, so i came without any knowing even about it, you know, i didn't know that that this is an occupied or during the 40 years. of conflict between palestinians and the israelis, both sides always chose weapons to solve their problems, but this time it was a little different. now the us wanted to act as a go between in this long standing war. we must do all that we can to close the gap between israel and the arab states and between israelis and palestinians. there can be no substitute for diplomacy. the time has come to put an end to arab israeli conflict. the knesset is now debating a no confidence motion against the government raised by six opposition parties. israel was under pressure to either accept the peace proposal or hand the cabinet to someone who could solve

but the youngest, that then, you know, move 52 of them to the west bank and the left army fleet. that's it allowed this on us to succeed in do months split even more that they felt that they were even a capital f a sort. yes, cassandra, to the office says that they see going specs is suspicious movements in the a cause a sweep, the whole for sale says that the district still cannot be if they continue saying that there's something suspicious thing doesn't street they were going to play the or the i was shocked when have us attacked israel. i thought it was horrendous. what the what, how the hosted unconscionable unforgettable. there were maybe 350 soldiers and policemen killed by the other for the 800 civilians who were killed that day. the what happened on october, the 7th was a jail breakout, or it was the slaves revolting against the master. and of course when slaves revolt against illegitimate masters, that is not going to be peaceful. and it is going to be violet. and the israelis, they should have thought about that before they expelled palestinian subjugated palestinians a

more than 440 children have also been injured by live ammunition across the west bank. uniceff says this is a result of quote unnecessary and excessive use of force against the most vulnerable. earlier this year, the un added israel's military to a global list of offenders that have committed violations against children. international court of justice has declared the israely presence in the occupied palestinian territories as illegal. it demands the regime end this occupation as soon as possible. in our explainer program we have examined. how the ruling represents devastating indictment against israel, the israeli regime has been on one track when it comes to international law, its own definition of what the law is, that has been witnessed first hand, when it comes to the genocide, it is committing against palestinians in the gaza strip, the international reaction has been just... just that reaction, no action behind the reaction. at least the icj, the international court of justice has publicly ruled that the israeli regime's rule on occupied palestine is illegal, and

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