similar rallies were held in istanbul, tunis and rabot. in 2014, israel's parliament, kenestit, passed the bill that is stipulated that palestinians can enter al-aqsa during certain hours. اهلا بكم مشاهدينا في هذه الحلقه من الواقع العربي التي نسلط خلالها الضوء على المسجد الاقصى ومخططات الاحتلال الاسرائيلي لتقسيمه مكانيا وزمنيا المسجد الاقصى في هذه الايام يشهد هجمه شرسه من قبل مؤسسه الاحتلال الصهيوني انالك تصعيد واضح وكبير على المسجد الاقصى واهل المسجد الاقصى ونسائه على وجه التحديد يعاني المسجد الاقصى في هذه الايام لسياسه تفريغ وتهويد وطرد اهله وابعاد اهله منه من نساء ورجال متواجدين في المسجد الاقصى المبارك وفي المقابل يحاولون ادخال المستوطنين من خلال اقتحاماتهم اليوميه من باب المغاربه وتامين جولاتهم الاستفزازيه وذلك بتحوييطهم بشرطه الاحتلال الاسرائيليه وابعاد من يتواجدون في المسجد الاقصى من رواده ومن نسائه وحرائمه الله اكبره الحمد الله the first big lie, israel is trying to change the status quo on the temple mount, no, we're not, we haven't changed the the status quo on the temple mount. in years, clashes erupted between the protesting yo

apparently - tunisians have also poured out into the streets of news coming in that capital tunis, thereelling. american and french ambassadors and no less an expelling ambassadors of the aggressor countries. this is so important, one protester is saying for tunisians, how can you sleep or eat while your brothers and sisters in palestine are suffering like this. another tunisian protest said there is massacre. with all what the world means and extermination of defenseless people, their only guilt is defending their people, their land, and their sanctities, in the name of the arab nation, this is not solely a palestinian issue, this is our issue, the issue of the arab nation, various protesters are gathering outside the french embassy tunisia. we know israel there in aman jordan was uh approached. protesters tried to attack it earlier but were pushed back by jordanian security forces with teer gas and pepper spray. after this horrific, unprecedented attack a gaza hospital which has resulted in we believe at least five. hundred fatalities, this includes healthcare workers, those palestinia

a former foreign service officer who served in jerusalem, tunis, and beirut.orked on israel/palestine and the broader region for over 30 years. we're also joined by congress member delia ramirez, congressmember from chicago. she is one of 18 members of the house of representatives who have signed a resolution calling for an immediate de-escalation and cease-fire in israel and palestine. we welcome you both to democracy now! congressmember ramirez, let's begin with you in chicago. can you explain why you supported this cease-fire resolution? >> look, i want to safety and hostages released. there are 500 americans and their families in gaza right now, and i want to make sure everyone is safe and that we are using our power to be able to de-escalate the situation. bombing is not going to bring 500 americans back. i really believe guess you just talked about it, thousand palestinians have died. the only way we are going to get to long-lastingpeace is a cease-fire, de-escalating, using diplomacy. amy: how did this resolution come about? >> look, we were already two

in tunis, hundreds of people called on the international community to take action and stop israel's crimestween morocco and israel, meanwile australians rallied in sydney to express support for palestinians, similar rallies were also held in tokyo, copenhagen and brussels. huge numbers of pro-palestine demonstrators marched on downing street saturday amid the uk government's outpooring of support for israel's regime. prime minister rishi sunnak has spearheaded a controversial british response to the latest violence in gaza. reaction which many have condemned as reckless and criminal. these protesters are furious, and not just at the horrific images and videos coming out of occupied palestine right now, but also at the british authorities who are throwing accusations at protesters like this, as somehow being anti-semitic or sympathizing with terrorism, simply for coming out and supporting the palestinian cause. reports have already surfaced alleging that a palestine activist in... manchester was arrested for wearing a palestine flag. this comes after home secretary soela braverman warns tha

elsewhere in the tunisian capital city of tunis, people took to the streets to express support for thed the palestinian people, and this is also a message to the west that the palestinian people are not isolated, and even though there were arab leaders who gave up on the palestinian. the arab people hold palestine in their hearts and they express every time that they are with the rights of the palestinian and will not give it up. earlier on thursday protesters hit the streets of jordan's capital ammon demanding the government to end this relations with israel and expelled the regime's ambassador. similar pro palestine rallies have been held in many muslim and non-muslim countries since israel started this deadly raids in gaza on saturday. global condemnation appears certain to follow france's new ban on all pro-palestinian protests. thousands of active. is turned out in paris anyway to stand up for the besieged gaza strip and were met with the typically brutality or the typical brutality which has made french police infamous. ramen massauri has more from paris. in paris, thousands of p

istanbul and the southern province of diarbakir calling for an end to the israeli blood. shad in gaza, in tunisighboring morocco, thousands marsh in the capital rabat, in the... biggest anti-israeli protest since the 2020 normalization of relations between morocco and israel, meanwile australians rallied in sydney to express support for the palestinians. similar rallies were held in tokyo, copenhagen and brussels. huge numbers of pro-palestine demonstrators marched on downing street saturday amid the uk government's output. of support for israel's regime. prime minister rishi sunnak has spearheaded a controversial british response to the latest violence in gaza, a reaction which many have condemned as reckless and criminal. these protesters are furious and not just at the horrific images and videos coming out of occupied palestine right now, but also at the british authorities the are throwing accusations out protesters like this, are somehow being anti-semitic or sympathizing with. terrorism simply for coming out and supporting the palestinian cause. reports have already surfaced, allegging th

tragic bloodshed across the occupied territories and beyond. elsewhere in the tunisian capital city of tunisnce in palestine, this is a first march and the message to all the arab people to go out to the streets to support the palestinian right and the palestinian people, and this is also a message to the west that the... palestinian people are not isolated, and even though there were arab leaders who gave up on the palestinian issue, the arab people hold palestine in their hearts and they express every time that they are with the rights of the palestinian and will not give it up. earlier on thursday, protests hit the streets of jordan's capital, ammon demanding the government to end this relations with israel and expelled the regime's ambassador. similar pro palestine rallies have been held. in many muslim and non-muslim countries since israel started his deadly raids in gaza on saturday. israel's indiscriminous strikes on the fully besieged ghaza strip are drawing strong international condemnation. the organization of islamic corporation has slamed the regime's deadly onslaut against gaza

there in cairo, again scenes of solidarity from the egyptians who have come out in masses and over in tunis, all around the world there have been scenes of people coming out uh to show their solidarity, particular also in the us from washington dc all the way to new york and in between, lots of scenes of americans that have come out showing their solidarity, decades old conflict that dates back, 25 years obviously has had its time to uh reach its uh reach its peak in terms of knowledge of what is what has happened there's no denying and and maybe i should say a certain ways it's reached the peak because there's still many people who are unaware of this conflict in terms of its depth and its scope, but uh what people unequivocally are seeing is how are how palestinians are being uh massacred when it comes to uh the israeli re forces and how they have attacked the gaza strap. للجهاد الخيل ان النصر لك وبكفر حيدر رقم خيربر سوف نحمل مش على يا شعب خمراتها. joins us from the capital sana to tell us more about the protest there in the mood and uh the way that the yemenese are reacting to this war.

turkish city of istanbul fired tier gas to disperse angry demonstrators near the us embassy also in tunis. the capital of tunisia hundreds of people condemned france and the united states for their support of israel and demanded the closure of the us embassy. in the country. the us is sending lethal guided bomb units, gpus to israel as the regime continues with its bloodiest onslot against the palestinians informed sources talking, to press tv said the us is deploying a group of transport aircraft uh from its bases in both europe and asia to deliver the munitions to israel. that's based on updates from the international air traffic control center, the... bombs are the most destructive munition so far used to target both residential areas and critical infrastructure in gaza. according to the sources, the guided munitions are meant to make up for the short. of israel's iron dome missiles fired during the hamas operation, washington has deployed two aircraft carrier groups to the mediterranean so far, it has also ordered some 2,000 troops to prepare for potential deployment to support israel

to the left of your... screen you can see uh people taking to the streets in the tunisian capital tunis and solidarity and support of uh of the palestinians and the gazans were going through this uh unspeakable crimes of the israelis for seven days now just earlier mr. naim gina we saw uh comments coming from the iranian president that the uh israelis carrying out these crimes are obviously getting it. are obviously perpetrating these crimes with a green light from the united states, would you agree with that assessment? no, absolutely, i think joe biden's given them more than the green light, he's given them a green light plus eight billion dollars to keep the light green, so there's there's unquestioning, uncritical support, and the message is is clear, do what you like, so i i think that that's you, he is quite true and correct that. but look at it from from the opposite side, the question is what kind of support can palestinians expect in this, and certainly i mean there's ratorical support from for example iran, and and maybe one other state, one or two, algeria has something of su

were open then we will find people from all around the world from several arab countries, algeria, tunis, iran from every word, from every'. all people will come uh to the ghaza stuff in order to fight with the ghazas, because at at the end of the day those are the real owners of the land, palestinians are defending themselves and defending the their lands, so the least to do is to take part in the demonstrations and the radies in support of the people of the gazation and also to continue speaking about these crimes, to continue telling... other word countries that palestinians are being slaughtered in the ghaza ship. now the social media is becoming very strong, however some countries are even preventing the the the reports and videos to reach their their people, however palestinians here are doing their utmost, everyone have friends around the world, countries around the world they... or sending the videos translated in many languages, not only in english, not only in arabic subtitled and translated to many of the world countries, and hoping that these videos going what's really going

capital, live images that we're getting from demonstrations taking place in the tunisisian capital tunis uh and um yeah there we have it uh demonstrators in addition to uh numerous cities around the world are taking part in these pro-palestinian demonstrations uh the message of all these uh pro-palestine uh protesters is the same first of all stop the war on ghaza stop the killing of innocent women and children and of course they're calling for the liberation of palestine and an end to the israeli occupation the root cause of of all the violence that we've been seeing for the past uh at least we can say 75 years. in uh occupied palestine, but worldwide demonstrations are uh taking place right now uh in uh support of the palestinians, these are live images that i believe are from ramala, where uh pro- palestine uh demonstrators are being confronted by the heavily armed israeli forces and security apparatus, but that of course in ramala is uh a daily occurrence as uh as the occupying israeli forces uh uh have turned uh life into a living hell for palestinians also uh to the right hand of y

we've seen huge demonstrations yesterday in amman, in cairo and tunis, in turkey.e is going to be difficult to control. and i think the further risk of miscalculation and drawing in other, whether it's hezbollah or others, this is at a crossroads at the moment and diplomacy still has a role to play. i mean, as you say, there's so much unrest and heightened tensions across the region. we've just received new travel warning from the united kingdom today, advising its nationals not to make any unnecessary travel into the gaza strip, which is always limited, but at the west bank as well, or close to the border with lebanon. so as you say, at this peace conference, there will be talk about the immediate situation between israel and hamas, the plight of palestinian civilians in gaza, wanting to stop the spread in the wider region. but also, you say, a longer term diplomatic effort. surely arab leaders will be key in any of that of any kind of peace could be brought to this region. yes, i think the arab leaders, particularly those who have established links with israel an

it outside fonts has invested in tunis, charging on to french country, american slogans. and, and 11 on protest is evaluated in the root has below, has cooled a large scale demonstration on the wednesday. and what is calling a day of unprecedented rage against israel? the well, this is the thing in jordan's capital, i'm on with dozens of protest as try to enter these rainy embassy. compound demonstrate has breached a security barrier, but but dispersed by security forces. well, that's only been today. it joins us on the phone from a man all summer. so jordan is now council this summer with the us president. what we're going to tell us, and how significant is this move that is a major blow for the prospects of any piece, any, any sort of approach might any sort of cease fire. and this has been completely blown out of the water after this attack by israel on the hospital and in the plaza . the bread, the same presents had come to a month for these talks. and then he immediately flew back the jordanian for administer. and the government has said that they are now putting out

it's in baghdad, it's in tunis, it's in lebanon, and all those have effects that might influence the operation. they can certainly, especially in lebanon, when you're talking about south lebanon and the effect that may have on hezbollah. but the other important thing is the derailing of president biden's trip. it's derailing the israeli and what's -- what they might attempt to do. but it's also meeting the political objectives of hamas. they have two major political objectives. that is number, one to kill jews and to kill as many as they can. and number two, to discredit israel on the world stage and to eliminate the support. this is nothing to do that. you're seeing millions of people on the street, throwing bombs, throwing rocks, that the unfortunate part of the information. >> unfortunately, confusion alone forks to hamas's benefit. >> certainly. does >> general hertling, thank you. and stand by for us. we're going to go straight to the white house now for new reaction from president biden on this bombing as his trip gets thrown into chaos. this is cnn special live coverage. >> mo

in tunisia, thousands of people filled the streets of tunis to show their solidarity with the palestinianemonstrators also demanding that any normalization of relations with israel be made a criminal offense. now here in the u.s., tensions rising at college campuses from harvard to ucla over the israel hamas war. cnn's nick watt reports on that. >> a so-called day of resistance on campuses across the country called by national students for justice in palestine, which hails the hamas terror attacks as a historic win for the palestinian resistance, across land, air, and see. >> that is the justification of the murder of as we have seen throughout history under a different name. >> san diego state, one pro-palestinian protester said this. >> we are not for any lives, lost no matter what, palestinians or israeli. >> -- do students in the u.s. have experienced antisemitism, that was before this occurred. now we are seeing the levels rise, the incidents, rise the complaints rise. >> at harvard, a statement released within hours of the attacks begins we the undersigned student organizations hold

are watching cnn newsroom and we begin on the border with gusts that where the clock is ticking down tunis really ground offensive. negotiations continue to try and free more than 200 hostages being held by hamas, and other militant groups and as the. sources say these negotiations a priest to reach -- with the minds of herschel, israel says that is a nonstarter. at the same, time israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu seems to reassure troops who are on standby for more than two weeks the ground offensive is still on track with just one goal to smash hamas retaliation for the militant group of the attack were seven and 1400 civilians in israel dead. even before any ground incursion unrelenting is really a strike that had a devastating impact on gaza and more than 2 million palestinians who live there and now facing a dire humanitarian crisis. on tuesday, on the eighth of an expected 20 hr expressed over from egypt. as the civilian battle and got a times higher, the even think new general antonio guterres called for any media humanitarian cease-fire being angry backlash to israeli diplo

tunis, tehran, istanbul. a man amman and other -- saying enough is enough.mages out of gazis ahli baptist hospital -- from the indiscriminate violence, was no sanctuary for those trapped in this -- on earth -- palestinian officials say it was an israeli strike to blame for this catastrophic loss of life. israel strongly denied the accusation and said the blast was caused by failed rockets fired by the palestinian militant group islamic jihad. israel statements rang hollow for those who have been watching bombs raining down on gaza, and a civilian casualties rising day after day. israel's friends and foes across the region swiftly blamed it and -- what they say was a massacre, a war crime. jordan, one of america's closest allies in the region, a country home to millions of palestinians, canceled a summit of arab leaders with u.s. president is hosting on wednesday. as thousands poured into the streets and security forces -- pushback to protesters who tried to reach the israeli embassy in amman, the rage also directed at the u.s., protesters waved their shoes i

this is tunis, major protests sweeping through this african country. demonstrators there demanding peace for the civilians who have been caught in the crossfire. meanwhile, in israel today, some demonstrations are underway for a different reason. they are families of the israelis kidnapped by hamas militants, begging for answers for any word on the conditions of their missing loved ones. with all of this underway, the state department has issued a new level 4 do not travel advisory for americans to lebanon, that also includes the border with israel and syria. all of that being said, the state department also saying that any u.s. nonessential workers and their fm list in lebanon who wish to leave the country may do so. sandra. >> sandra: alex hogan reporting live from london. thank you. john. >> john: sandra, bring in former israeli ambassador to the united nations. mr. ambassador, good to have you with us tonight, really appreciate it. so i want to start with the explosion at this hospital. israeli defense force insists it was a palestinian islamic jih

we just left rafah crossing back in tunis, the place where most of the like all of the trucks that broughten for 2.3 million people. a window of hope opened today after transferring those 20 trucks that are carrying essential medical kit, including portable operation room that should be placed somewhere here in this hospital soon. the meeting in the un, in the un is to make sure two things. one thing is to make the priority for this very small amount of aid. second is that to make sure that hamas is not involved in distributing or taking any of these. we understand from very early in the morning from a senior hamas source that hamas has agreed to some form of not intervening in this. they say the crossing is open from our side and we are not going to intervene. the un will handle the distribution of the what they have today, a very small amount of of medicine and food and probably some medical equipment, but very big hope after that. the egypt want sustained sustainable a humanitarian corridor to feed those people who need in this area, especially the people in the southern part of gaza ci

we saw huge demonstrations yesterday in oman, cairo, tunis, turkey, that outrages going to be difficultollah or others, this is at a crossroads at the moment and diplomacy still has a role to play. fits moment and diplomacy still has a role to play-— moment and diplomacy still has a role to play. as you say, there are so much unrest _ role to play. as you say, there are so much unrest and _ role to play. as you say, there are so much unrest and heighten - role to play. as you say, there are - so much unrest and heighten tensions across the regions, we have received more travel warnings from the uk today advising nationals not to make any unnecessary travel into the gaza strip which is always limited, but the west bank as well or close to the west bank as well or close to the border with lebanon but at this peace conference will be talk about the immediate situation between israel and hamas, the plight of civilians in gaza, wanting to spread a spot in the wider region but surely arab leaders in the wider region but surely arab leaders any longer diplomatic effort will be key if any peace

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the heat wave lingers for tunis and triple your temperature as well above average. also it's sandy and that's the picture there on friday. and look at this big drop in those temperatures. for cape town, you're down to $21.00 on friday, that's a snapshot of your whether it's the world slow down. we stand for as homes with tips of global nichols reserves. indonesia is points to leave the global, the battery industries. we definitely manage our and resources play a role in solar energy, harnessing offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits. essential. committed to inquire mental protection, enhancing investment climate. digital licensing, your better tomorrow. more than 1000000 palestinian will leave houses and low 50 south of the goals are strict an area that come to be really enough for hosting this specific number of displaced people are evacuating to a place for us to do this. there isn't any place to go. the people in hospitals that need electricity, they need welfare for their life. the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching, you'll just hear a reminder of our

they went to tunis and hamas became more and more powerful.ling off leaders and showing hamas who was boss, but not trying to get rid of it. tn hamas who was boss, but not trying to get rid of it— to get rid of it. i'm sorry, the line is dropping _ to get rid of it. i'm sorry, the line is dropping out, - to get rid of it. i'm sorry, the line is dropping out, it's - to get rid of it. i'm sorry, the line is dropping out, it's not. line is dropping out, it's not a very good line, but we got most of it, thank you very much for your thoughts this evening, thank you. let's get a reaction from gaza itself. lots of patients being taken from the al shifa hospital. yes indeed, doctors _ from the al shifa hospital. te; indeed, doctors were retreating, they were doing surgeries for people who were seriously injured. there were nurses, volunteers, students of the medical universities, rushing the medical universities, rushing the hospital, the doctors were really struggling to save people's lives. more than three hours now since the explosion in the hospit

and hamas was more trusted than years later after the organisation came back from tunis.thought not only inside gaza? i think that in the - west it has been thought not only of hamas but also in the suez war, the tripartite war in which great britain and france and israel all believed that if they bombarded israel, egyptians would rise up, and they didn't, so gazans are not rising up against hamas because if they rise up it will be against israel. the slaughter... now we are all much closer in terms of instant photographs, bombardment, and there are civilians, all kinds of civilian casualties, and these will worsen if there is a ground invasion, so i am afraid if anyone has the idea that palestinians will willingly reject hamas, that is not so. mahmoud abbas is not that popular and part of it is not that popular and part of it is his security coordination with israel in the west bank so if the alternative on the day after two hamas... i don't see how that will work. hamas. .. i don't see how that will work. ~ , ., hamas. .. i don't see how that will work. ~ ,, hamas. .. i

if lebanon, and then to tunis. if one can convince qatar or turkey to take the leadership of hamas and whoever wants to go on exile and whoever wants to go on exile and stop terrorism, then maybe the population can be spared. but in order for that to happen, someone must first broach the idea . and who knows, maybe the idea. and who knows, maybe the uk can be the first to come up with it . with it. >> i mean, it's a never ending cycle of violence. i mean, this is this is the problem with this as we've discussed for decades , as we've discussed for decades, is because , look, there's no is because, look, there's no question this attack by hamas, this this devastating and cruel attack by hamas on israeli civilians has triggered what we're seeing now . how is there we're seeing now. how is there a possibility that the people of the gaza strip will turn against hamas and because of the suffering which has been rained down upon them ? down upon them? >> no, it's impossible, improbable . >> no, it's impossible, improbabl

ll and among those people we've reported from gaza city, from rafah, fro m tunis, all of the cities throughoutgaza strip before are. among those people are militants hamas, islamic, pflp, here, these large and small factions alike. and they have a variety of weapons. and the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu has made very clear the intention of the israeli militarye to go in and to destroy all of that infrastructur e, all of the the tunnels, all of the the rocket s the weapons that are being used against israel and jewish state, the massacre that took placdae on morning was something that would be difficult to even imagine e.a there was a focused effort by hamas militants to tr tryy and inflict terror into the minds of the civilian populatione ci here. they showed no mercy. they killed children. they kidnapped people. and when the israelis do ultimately enter gaza, it is not a question of if, but rather whe n. step when they do that, they will take every step possible to destroy all of those weapons and do everything they can to rescurescuee their citizens and their soldiers that are

similar rallies were held in istanbul, tunis and rabot. in 2014, israel's parliament, kenneset passed the bill that is stipulated that palestinians can enter alaqsa during certain hours. اهلا بكم مشاهدينا في هذه الحلقه من الواقع العربي التي نسلط خلالها الضوء على المسجد الاقصى ومخططات الاحتلال الاسرائيلي لتقسيمه مكانيا وزمنيا

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similar rallies were held in istanbul, tunis and rabot. it is our duty to fight for our freedom. delighted to be back, i wish i was seeing you under better circumstances, but i'm sure i will have an opportunity to discuss the challenges that we're all facing. i was wearing a uniform and holding a gun when i was in the army. i was shocked at the reality like this can happen 40 minutes from my house. approximately 800 to 1,00 children are detained each year. fairly terrifying experience for the next 12 to 24 hours, put the camera down and keep your, يغلطوايات. now what's special about my unit is that it does um undercover operation? we many doing the occupied territories, it's about making sure palice will never refree. depressers rolling coverage of this assination of sulemani now entering its uh fourth day, we're looking at some uh. the whaling wall or the western wall of the al-aqsa mosk.

similar rallies were held in stanbul, tunis and rabat. this is forest, this is for the child that is searching, this is not just the stolen land, why do you think little boys are going stones at tanks and we'll never really know how many people are dead, they drop bombs on innocent girls while they sleep in the bed, israel is a terror state and terrorist that terrorize, testify my television televise and how many more resolutions have to be violated, how many more children have to be annihilated, this is not a war, it is systematic genocide, but whatever they try, palestine will never die, hello, i'm chris williamson, in this special edition of palestine declassified, we're going to examine the extraord

similar values were held in istanbul, tunis and rabat. hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm here hashimy, thanks so much for being with me. sunday was day nine of the war on gaza, palestinians who leave their homes or those who stay to those in the north or those in the south, everyone's a target in the gaza strip, and there is no safe place. so far, over 2600 palestinians have been killed with 700.

there in cairo, again scenes of solidarity from the egyptians who have come out in masses and over in tunis, all around the world there have been scenes of people coming out uh to show their solidarity, particular also in the us from washington dc all the way to new york and in between lots of scenes of americans that have come out showing their solidarity, decades old conflict that dates back so... 35 years obviously has had its time to uh reach its uh reach its peak in terms of knowledge of what is what is happened there's no denying and and maybe i should say a certain ways this reached the peak because there's still many people who are unaware of this conflict in terms of its depth and its scope, but what people unequivocally are seeing is how are how palestinians are being uh massacred when it comes to uh the israeli?