u. s. u israel and the u. k. abraham for hearts as an associate professor of conflict resolution at the institute. he explained in more detail the groups ideology as learned you had as known to the peace process that he go. she ation approach with vial. bob, an autumn, the struggle against the late a cube ation. like how limited you had is a close ally, a very close. i would say with iran you can say approx, he'll get on in the region. if you wealth ab received funding from it on millet, i'm on the google and i because in that policy you know that it is unlike huh. who and paul out of in, in god's that's responsible for that the anybody upset this is one of the people. so it's land you had because i think it's linked to it. i'm. we are seeing one of the all that is by launching that there is no doubt that factions, the political factions strongly united, fully united. this is at least what came in the very initial statement by all part, the response to that is why you attack on gaza. however, i think that for

u. s u israel and the u. k. bottom coma are beside as an associate professor of political science that are as high university in garza. he says hamas he stayed out of the convict to avoid further escalation a what we call the joint mutual command in the guy. but in the meantime, have asked is feeling that if they join the fighting with this, israel, israel will intensify. its bombing against palestinian civilians are awesome and infrastructure, but also the security services in the last year about 11, which affected massive destruction on the, on the civilian infrastructure. so this is the only concern that probably the joining the fight. again, this is where this woman, that is where we'll take that as a justification to can you to continue with this destruction. again, this is an infrastructure in the us now with the power to, to, to put in a israel. i don't know, it seems to me that is when has gone too far is where it has to advise, which would make it a to start planning. i think it's going to pick countrie

u. s. u israel and the u. k. and the hammer, i was sought as an associate professor of political science at university in gaza. he says, i'm also stayed out of the conflict to avoid further escalation a what we call the joint mutual command because, but in the meantime have us is feeding. if they joined the fighting with this as well as well in the supply. it's bobby against palestinian civilians at austin and infrastructure, but also want to know security services in the last year about $11.50 massive destruction on the infrastructure. so this is the only concern that probably the us from joining the fight. again. that is where we'll take that as a justification to can you to continue with this destruction. again, this is an infrastructure in the us now with the power to, to, to put a israel. i don't know, it seems to me that is when has gone too far, is where it has to advise, which would allow us to convince the student you had to stop writing. i think it's going to pick a country like cut or you just thought

u. s. e u israel and the u. k. why marble sada is an associate professor of political science at our university in garza. he says hamas has stayed out of the conflict to avoid further escalation, a position. i think that they are a partners and what we are on the joint mutual command in the guy. but in the meantime, have asked is feeling that if they join the fighting with this israel, israel will intensify. it's bombing against palestinian civilians and infrastructure, but also worked on security services in the last year is about $11.50 massive destruction on the infrastructure. so this is the only concern that probably the joining the fight. again, this is fred, this woman, that is with that as a justification to can you to continue with this discussion? again, this is really an infrastructure in the us now with the power to, to, to put in to the current pricing between israel. i doubt it seems to me that is when has gone to florida is where it has to advise, which would make it out for us to convince the dad to

u. s. e u. israel and the you came here. him for hon is an associate professor of conflict resolution at the door. her institute explained the goals of the p r. j. atlanta. she had as known to the peace process, the negro, she ation approach with an autumn struggle against the cube ation. like how the inflammatory had is a close ally, a very close, i would say with iran you can say approx, he'll get on in the region. if, if you wealth ab received funding from it on minute, on the google. and i'd be in that policy meant that it is unlike huh. who paul out of in and that's sponsible for anybody upstairs. this is one of the people . so it's land you had because i think it's linked to it. i'm. we are seeing one of the, all that is, is launching that there is no doubt that the factions, the political factions, the guys strongly united, fully united. this is at least what came in the very initial statement by all part is a response to the israeli attack. on gaza, however, i think that for the time being, that is the strategy of that list. they had to respond to as well as we have seen this in that missiles that let me jab, filed back with as well as that is it sounds, it seems like that is, is watching very carefully and provide the goal, the support that you had needs. but not o'shelley, getting involved at the moment. nasa shala is a gaza resident and mother of 2 young children. she says, living in gaza is unbearable for many people. before these days we would wonder how people are coping with, with god in general, how they're coping with this situation. lack of electricity, lack of no make prospects with continued ration with the locates can see in a day live. so people would expect was, would be living again, just like another fortunately very confirm in time with your thing. again, fear and really lack of life where this is going great sense of justice that continues to play again. and again, one time, other generation after after the other in the heart, whenever there is something, you know, my, my kids to the window i would look to search for the smoke. and then depending on how big it is, they would just like 11 bomb or to where they come from, what their action, this kind of thing. but of course it's very hard. my, my kids are 5 year old aides. and the last me was very hired to begin with, start explaining to those are one, but it's all about and this time it's not the only par planting. jobs has been shut down after running out of fuel. it had no fuel delivery since tuesday because the border crossing with israel's been closed, the electricity supply is expected to drop to just 4 hours a day. it's really rates of continued across the occupied westbank. israel says it's arrested 19 members of the islamic jihad group. troops rated sites in the city of janine and the columbia area south of ramallah. the groups indicated it will retaliate. seeing now is the time for resistance, not a truce. and protests have been held in solidarity with the palestinians. enabling jordan. crowds gathered outside a mosque near the is really embassy in the capital, a man to condemn israel's air strikes on garza. jordan has demanded that israel stops. it's aggression immediately. and it's called in the international community to protect the palestinian people. form a u. s. president donald trump's giving the closing speech of the conservative political action conference in texas. he hasn't yet said whether he plans to run again for the white house. although he did seem to drop with some hints that he would, the largest and most influential gathering of american conservatives began on thursday in dallas. c packers. it's known as being held just 3 months ahead of mid term election. phony should happen to chance is good, more fancy back conference in dallas. we've just had the results of the straw poll . the c pack always always has whatever they have. one of these meetings. donald trump, one very large field of potential content is the republican presidential nomination . favorite here he won by he got 69 percent of the vote. that's actually 10 percent higher than the last straw poll in february. incidentally, since february we've had the january 6 commission committee hearings in prime time and so on. clearly anything that's just cemented as hold, bu

israel, through its military wing. the eloquence brigade, the groups headquarters, is in syria and he's report lee and reportedly received funding from iran, the u. s. a. u israel, and the u. k. consider it a terrorist organization. in for him, far hut is an associate professor of conflict resolution, the doe hi institute. he explains more about the groups, ideology, islamic jihad is known to the piece process that equal she ation approach with an autumn struggle against the cube ation. like how of climate you had is a close ally, a very close to like i would say with iran you can say approx he'll be on in the region. if you wealth ab received funding from iran. millet i'm on the google and i'd be called in the fall of the know that it is unlike huh. who is paul out of in responsible for that? anybody? services for the people. so it's land you had because i think it's linked to it. i'm. we are seeing one of the all that israel is launching. there is no doubt that as faction, the political factions strongly united, fully united. this is at least what came in the very initial statement by all part is a response to the israeli attack on gaza. however, i thi

u. s. e, u israel and the u. k. ibrahim, if i heart is an associate professor of conflict resolution at the doha institute. and he explained the more detail, the groups ideology, atlanta, she had as known to the peace process that she ation approach with an autumn struggle against the cube ation. like how of climate you had is a close ally, a very close, i would say with iran you can say approx, he'll get on in the region. if you wealth ab received funding from iran, millet i'm on the google and i'd be called in that policy. you know that it is that unlike huh, who fall out of in and gods that sponsible for anybody or services for the people. so it's like you had because i think it's linked to it. i'm. we are seeing one of the, all that is, is launching. there is no doubt that as faction, the political factions, the guys, the strongly united, fully united this is at least what came in the very initial statement by all part of the response to that is why you attack on gaza. however, i think that for the time being

u. s. the e, u. israel and the you came a room, $500.00 is an associate professor of conflict resolution at the doha institute. he explained the goals of the p i. j. as long as you had known to the piece process that equal she ation approach. with an autumn the struggle against the late a cube ation. like how miles climate you had is a close ally, a very close. i would say with iran you can say approx, he'll get on in the region if, if you wealth ab received funding from iran, millet i'm on the google and i because in that policy meant that it is that unlike huh. who in paul, out of in, and gods that sponsible for anybody or services for the people. so it's land you had because i think they've linked to it. i'm. we are being one of the goals that is by launching that there is no doubt that as faction, the political factions, they strongly united, fully united. this is at least what came in the very initial statement by all part as a response to the israeli attack on gaza. however, i think that for the time being there is a strategy of that list they had to respond to as well as we have seen this in that missiles that let me jad file back up as well as that is it sounds it seems like that is is watching very carefully and provide the goal, the support that you had needs, but not o'shelley, getting involved at the moment on his really rates of continued across the occupied west bank. israel says it's arrested 19 members of his that the, his lunch, a hot group troops rated sites in the city of janine and the columbia area south of ramallah. the groups indicated it'll retaliate. it says now is a time for resistance. not a truce on the hammer, i beside is the so sort of associate professor of political science at alyssa university in gaza. he's joining us now from arrestin in virginia. so vega, happy with us on al jazeera, that there is a lot of speculation about the role of homicide. this what do you think would be at the point at which hamas might feel obliged to get involved we leave me a position at one thing that they are a partners in what we call the joint mutual command because, but in the meantime have masses feeling that if they join the white thing with this, and you have to get us israel is when will intensify its bonding again, a spouse and he has to millions of dollars to me and infrastructure, but also on the security services in the girls to me just to remind you and remind you of you was that last year as well, which are about 11, which are infected, massive destruction on the civilian infrastructure. so this is the only concern that are probably the tears i'm asked for joining the fight against israel at this moment. that is where we'll take that as a justification to can you to continue it and it's disruption again, this is lillian infrastructure. in the for those of us watching from the, from the outside help us with some context. how much influence will commerce have over the p i? j? is it a kind of balanced relationship or is hamas able to exert and some sort of influence over the limit your hard group in palestine to be honest with you a p i, j is a much more with with a but b o, but they both agree on i think the occupation, the village actually peaceful amount of the customer is waiting on it and it goes to the past 15 years. they have a very good relationship and a working relationship. and in that there were some instances where there were provocations between members of amazon members of this job. but overall they have a relationship and very good and high level cooperation. as i mentioned earlier on to the joint command, a operations. and they usually agree on how to respond back to your location as conditions against the now, with a hammer has the power to, to, to put an end to an israel. i know that it seems to me that is when has gone too far, is where it has to advise, which would allow us to convince this and you had to stop firing about it. i think it's gonna take countries like i thought you just on the you on to try to intervene and media and media between this. and i want to ask you about the timing of israel's air strikes on garza israel. of course is going to fragile government. it's facing elections that are coming up later on this year. what kind of influence do you think those elections are going to have on the type and length of conflict that israel might be prepared to carry out? that is definitely a very good question, sir. let me say that this man is going into it election in about 2 years and for the past 2 years has failed miserably to establish a stable government because of the. ready fractions and divisions within these went into society and it has gone into every election on november 1st of this year, about 3 months from now. we have a, a prime minister in israel is sort of being an internal revenue. so for the 1st time in his life, and he's trying to maximize his chances or they're getting more or so getting more see what is part of the, which is going to give you that there is future israel. i think he is really gambling with that. he can get out the story is out of this kind of escalation with this going to jack. that will depend on how this a thing is, is, is going to leave. but on, if he is able to inflict a lot of damage, a lot of killing against this, again, he might be able to maximize its course in the coming to action. but if the kind of fighting continues on is will become paralyzed in terms of the, for a population at just of the got it my back fire and it might lead to worse situation with b and the next election. but overall, i think that be the next is wally. elections is on the table. these waves are trying to you was palestinian law in picked in destruction against a count as a means to maximize it, to maximize the chances of winning more horses antics is wally. and so i'm going to ask you briefly if you don't mind about the, the nature of the attacks that don't what the motivations behind the israeli attacks that we've seen over the last couple of is not historically. we know that depending on the circumstances, if there has been or got conflict between israel and garza, it usually starts off with both sides to some degree, having a kind of choreographed response. israel with far air carrier strikes in areas of garza which are more likely to have fewer civilians in it, like open fields or whatever. and that garzon armed groups will respond in a way that may not cause too much damage in israel. this seems to have changed this time round. israel is preemptively take carrying out attacks in garza, on the belief that there was an attack planned for israel. how much does that change the dynamics of the kind of relationship in future conflicts that we might see? are we going to get to a stage where israel is simply going to carry out attacks on the assumption that it itself may well be a tight? well, let me say she was things i 1st saw that this has been a solution, is where it has been conducting training and who, who is or is saw to me over the past few months to prepare for this. that again is the palestinians and mainly the if you have a 2nd, it was one who started this with when the target. ringback are members of the a, b, c, and job? who is the leasing? remember one of these, a handful of other leaders with now when we are speaking of the guy, was talking about more than 1000000000 people that live in the 165 square kilometers. which would mean that if this one is going to go off of the middle of this, going to get that is going to doesn't have a lot of damage on the, in the civilian infrastructure. today i'm to this point more than one to 24 persons have been killed by the way, the kind of escalation and move them to understand it have been injured. a civilians and some of them are children and women. in addition to that, many of those who have been entered also a civilians in a place like because of whatever the even though that is very clear that they are going off the militant but that the end of the palestinian civilians, all of them. ready the, the majority of the destruction mohammed, i was trying to say, we appreciate you getting your expertise in this. thank you very much indeed. thank you. so my pleasure to be with you. protests had been held in solidarity with the palestinians in neighboring jordan. crowds gathered outside a mosque near the israeli embassy, a capital amman, to condemn israel's air strikes on garza jordans demanded that israel stops. it's aggression immediately. it's called in the international community to protect the palestinian people. and the only power planting guys is shut down after running out of fuel. it's hard not fuel delivery since tuesday because the border crossing with israel's been closed mailing tricity supplies expected to drop to just 4 hours a day. former us president donald trump's giving the closing speech of the conservative political action conference in texas. the largest and most influential gathering of american conservatives began on thursday in dallas. these a live pictures from their c pack, as it is known as being held just 3 months ahead of mid term elections. and even i tell some of the senators, she hubs chances, johnny, his life, no, from dallas. this is the moment that there are many of the delegates i would imagine have been, are waiting for what is donald trump talking about? what's the mood like basking in that glory regard. it really does feel like a coronation, and in fact, we've just had the results of the straw poll. the c pack always always has whatever they have. one of these meetings, donald trump, very large field of potential content is the republican presidential nomination favorite. here he won by he got 69 percent of the vote, that's actually 10 percent higher than the last c pack straw po and february. incidentally, since february we've had the january 6 commission committee hearings in prime time and so on. fairly, anything that's just cemented as hold on the base here, cement of the idea of your stablish ones are up to get them and it's time to, to line up behind them. but still, at least up to this point in the speech, trump has not, not declared he is going to run. but throughout the speech he possess with statements about how even though biden has run the country into the grounds. soon, america will be great again. now how do we interpret that? if not a suggestion, we will, he's already said he's made up his mind that he will be running again, but he's not saying yes or no. it's about interpretation. but we also have a very good reasons why he doesn't declare he's raised hundreds of millions of dollars. so what's called a political action committee, a pack as an see pack is actually really trump has his own. what as soon as he announces himself as a counter, he will lose control over those hundreds of millions of dollars because political action committees cannot be controlled by actual candidates in the election. so i think he's rather moved to lose control over over all that cash. but in the, in the meantime, he actually has a new, a new but i mean, it's disabled speech we've had over the last few months. the whiteness driven the country into the ground. no one, no one respects america anymore. the economies in shambles and so on. but because of nancy pelosi is visit to taiwan. there's actually a new bit now, which is what was she doing? she played right into their hands and it goes into this. this idea about the trombone is, is, is talking about is, is that china and russia and other countries will never dare treat taiwan or ukraine in the way that they all, if trump was in part, they knew the rules of the game because trump had that had that power so that's the new new foreign policy part. i don't get even even here when he says, you know what was she doing? she played right into the hands bumps, but we will have, we will save our nation and will we respect it again soon? again, that suggestion of something is going to change the next 2 years and if it isn't, you know donald trump's return, well it'll be written at variance. i don't know what else you might be referring to . she had thank you very much. indeed. she hovered sense in talking to us from that see pat conference in dallas, texas timelines accusing the chinese army of simulating an attack on its main island on day 3 of bases. biggest ever military drills in surrounding waters. tensions remain high with china, which is furious over the u. s. how speak and nancy pelosi, his visit to taiwan. would she have was, is talking about if you go whole on of time on plus, explains why the situation is a wider security threat. those i thought outlying islands are the closest point you can get to mainland china. in fact, one of them can men is only about 10 kilometers away from poor john province. now they're used to seeing this kind of activity around a military activity from china and seeing that, that kind of intimidation in that area. but this time at china's also focusing, as we know, it's military drills, not just in those areas, but also on the main island. in fact, this morning, the ministry of defense said that there's china's created a scenario with his exercises where it's simulating an attack on the main island of taiwan, which is where the capital is. and this all comes out. anthony blinkin has confirmed and the u. s. has announced that china is broken off all communications on certain issues with the u. s. and those

u. s e u israel, as well as the united kingdom. let's talk about this with him. if he's an associate professor of conflict resolution at the doha institute. he's joining us from the how good to have you with us. thanks for your time on al jazeera so well is really is are saying that they are targeting islamic jihad despite we've seen the pictures, they've hit residential building. they've also killed a 5 year old child. but why would slattich g hired to be the target? yeah, well as long as you had as no one to oppose the peace process that he go, she ation approach with as an autumn to struggle against the cube ation. like how miles limited you had is a close ally, a very close a lie, i would say with iran you can say a proxy, a bit on in the region. if, if you well received funding from it on millet, i'm on the group and i'd be in that of the, that it is that unlike house who and while out in god's that the sponsible for that as anybody of services or the people. so it's learning you had because i think it's linked to it and we are seeing one of the goals that israel is launching the attack. and i cannot as a regional analyst to but i had this problem that nuclear, the boy she ations. but happening in the via ma, that is william is opposing strongly. why the united states on the, on the go she, i think i might be reaching an agreement on the nuclear budget. so here this is, i understand the message that my gains, this part of getting one of the proxies in the region that islamic jihad in palestine. and if you allow me one last point on this is that this fits with then the over all israel strategy against iran, which is built on targeting, attacking iran install, gets in that region that we have see in dozens of these attacks against iranian targets in syria. iraq and it could be this time in palestine where as well believes that she had the most of it on and that the time has come is to hit one of the allies and that he's right. so the secretary general slamming, has the honda has said that the cook brigades, which is of course the military wing of the group will band together with other palestinian resistance factions in god's up publicly one would expect such a statement from him behind closed doors, how united do you think the factions are right now in gaza and what are had masses calculations by staying out if it's so far, there is no doubt that the factions, the political factions, they. 2 strongly united, fully united this is at least what came in the very initial of statement by all response to the israeli attack on gaza. however, i think that for the time being there is a strategy of that listing is jazz to respond to as well as we have seen this in that missiles that let me jad files back up as well as that is it sounds it seems like that is is watching very carefully and providing all the support that you had needs but not officially getting involved at the moment. because i think this is though some people might see it as a weakness. that that is what it is getting. what it is that back in one group while how much are sitting and watching? i think this also could be read as is that one power when powerful aspect of the whole strategy of that of the political factions in god's that why and how much, you know, on the site, not officially getting get involved. this would be something that the part is the political fraction, but can you and that can, is a big it's calculations. right? it's also gives room for regional regional. maybe it says that the talk i've been try to prevent this expansion from how much officially engaging but the logistics and all other supports migrating all the situation. that's all political fractions and gotten how would you gauge the, the, the presence as well as the support that islamic jihad has not only and gaza, but in fact, in the west bank because just early this morning. in fact, we saw israel round up an arrest at least 19 members of islam of jihad in 1900 activists. rather if islamic jihad in areas of the occupied west bank. well, let me, yeah, there's not a big group that politically grew up in the palace find the way that gets all the whiskey by it could be that that you all started in jeanine and that was bank when as well as the one of the lemons you had need the engineer before all this is thought now, no, it is a small, small group, but jazz is very efficient. all you all get that is that is don't order if you will, within the throne. when we have seen, despite its small tri, has participated in all the confrontation, but military confrontations with as well. it has capabilities the launch missiles, again as well as in the which bank it has the presence this. and hopefully i would say probably similar to garza, but again, it's not about the product, it's about power efficiency and the ability to engage militantly when in a confrontation with israel. and for that reason i think is what is a trying, as you said, is trying to address its leaders in the back and to couldn't been any action that is let them jad light escalade because this is the area that's deletion. that where we, where we have a huge potential for a lot of jet as one part of the house as well as that could this, this could reach the whist bags. we have seen in particular engineering duty and where is that we've had in the past for quite one was responsible for launching and all that back inside there's all right and also and also is attack engineer and i've tried to made the number of its members engineers so the war, denise, what i call and which is also an article that i'm writing now has been happening for the past 5 years. 5 months, i'm sorry, bob engineers between different fractions. you need to have that plan. year old war engineer in the past 5 months. thank you so much about him for i had for speaking to us from dell. ha. let's bring an al jazeera senior political analyst for one shot. he's joining us by scott from paris. so one brought him today saying that this possibly does have the potential to escalate to do you agree with that assessment? second, israelis insisting that this is not a one time operation. it's not even a one day campaign. this will roll on until they have reached their targets. so the minister of defense ben guns always been responsible for the last number of wars on gas off as chief over the army as well as minister of defense. the still governments, he's been responsible for that kind of commission against garza, that we're taking that you know, more attacks and more refreshing, more from bartman resolve issue. and each time he's punishing these re these. but he will bring them security for those of us with some memory. you know, understand too well, that's the last 2 decades. what a key since 2005, when is that accurately withdrew under the pressure of resistance from gaza. that it's always been doing the same nonstop, at least for several, for wars on guys. but that doesn't resolve the problem to secure the problem for israel. so he's asking to finish to do so. it could, it could join how much that means a why there war rice and marijuana as we just as we went to where there was a, a new slash. i'll tell you about it. so this is according to is really radio saying that siren, there has been a sirens warning of incoming gaza rockets. and these sirens were sounded in tele, vive, and fact that the longer this goes on. how does this, how will this play out domestically within israel? what do you see, i mean part of this clash of the williams, if you will, between the resistance movements and the occupying forces is such the agenda and who controls the reason of the confrontation. so why israel began this agra aggression on? got it. i think the resistance more runs, especially as you had at this point in time. it's trying to be exact on how and when and where a kitchen is. right. so why has this very sophisticated iron dorm on the beside miss side defense system. but clearly the scatter that, that the, that the, but as soon as are creating with inside means that then we choose the time and the place where they're going to have it in the coming hours and days. so it could be a settlement jason for grass or it could be far away. thousands and cities like philippine, which means that the palestinians are trying to say it just like you could create so much damage and better and garza, we courage open ended lea. second, your population, and even if you don't enjoy or annual them, but we will simply be terrorized them and send them to the counselors, right. and behind the scenes model, when it comes to any sort of mediation, what do you think is going on right now? because according to the egyptians on friday, they said that they were mediating to de escalate the situation. but then the israeli army, this is according to some reports that really aren't saying that there are currently no negotiations with islamic jihad over a ceasefire. where do you think sounds yeah, right. good. quite paradox ago. bizarre as it were. but diction sought him to leave . 38 and yet is right. it says are normally the issues that you have been stabbed once and again in the back rooms, in addition and perception. but you know, as we all know, deception is at the heart of any warfare, has mastered the art of lighting. the art of destruction didn't lie to day addictions to the ship. i should still applies to the americans because she has a spot on parcel which warfare strategy as it were. so it's not gonna basically share whatever intentions or plans are and how does apparently a targeted agenda sort of a number of sydney and locations within guys and, but neither will continue to do so. i think that the patients would in fact, just last for last year, meeting 3021 of us. that's one point and present writing got on the phone with minnesota and said, you need to stop. you need to stop saying that we are not saying that we're not interfering. we're not putting pressure. you need to stop this war. these ages were deceiving the israeli public, the american public about that there is no question while the white house was putting pressure on your hand. we go once again, there's an out of pressure, but they're not listening. thank you so much for joining us from paris. plenty more head on the i'll just renew our including the u. s. secretary said, as told the region cannot afford an escalation of tensions as he visit the philippines. why ukraine is military is turning to virtual shooting ranges, to train new recruit and saudi. oh, man is already a fan favorite, a buyer immune bob action from the german. but this legal that's coming up in force with peter. ah, but 1st, taiwan is accusing the chinese army of stimulating an attack on its main island on day 3 of beijing biggest ever military drills in the seas around taiwan. tensions remain high with china, which is furious over the u. s. how speaker nancy pelosi visits to taiwan to vehicle pollen of taiwan plus explains why the situation is a wider security threats. those i thought outlying islands are the closest point you can get to mainland china. in fact, one of them can men, is only about 10 kilometers away from poor john province. now they're used to seeing this kind of activity around a military activity from china and seeing that, that kind of intimidat

u. s. recently said, well, we think is utilized the right to defend itself. well, what about the palestinians right? to defend themselves. the c u. s. supports the genocide. let's face the u. s. c's. israel is, it's client, stay as the chair in the middle east, and it supports it's designs on taking over all the occupied territories. it's been 3 days since pelosi left taiwan. but tensions between china and the u. s. remain high in the wake of the us. how speakers controversial visit beijing launch military drills over the island, making good on its promise that taipei will pay a price for hosting the u. s. official. hey, james military exercises around the island included ballistic missile launches, which landed in the waters of ty, one's northern, southern and eastern zones. china's armed forces also conducted drills in 6 zones surrounding the violence. beijing's military said the exercises were focused on training for a joint blockade. c target a fall and airspace control, taipei couldn't den beijing as the evil neighbor next door, also accusing china of destroying the taiwan strait with military drills. washington has also criticized the drills describing them as irresponsible and pro

u. s. recently said, well, we think is your eyes the right to defend itself. well, what about the palestinians right? to defend themselves, the u. s. supports the genocide. let's face the u. s. sue's israel is it's client, stay as the chair in the middle east, and it supports it's designs on taking over all the occupied territories. towns military is reportedly planning to conduct artillery drills during the upcoming week. that will come as a response to chinese exercises over the island to start in the wake of us. how speaking nancy? pelosi is controversial visit to taipei patients military exercises around the island and could a ballistic missile know which is which landed in the waters off taiwan. china's armed forces also conducted drills in thick zones surrounding the islands facings. military said the exercises were focused on training for a joint blockade as well as the target assault. and as is console, i say has condemned bay jane calling it to the evil neighbour next door. busy also accusing china of destroying the taiwan straits with military drills. washington also criticized the chinese jose describing them as irresponsible and provocative and retaliation for policies. trip

u. s. u. k, russia, china, france. what about the other suspected nuclear powers? israel india, pakistan. why is it ok for them, i guess u. s. allies to, to have these weapons, but not there is a theory. say iran i can get the great question. and then also, you know, to deal with the gatekeeping of the kind of power they have a vide, you're writing the roles into, has and has not. and even, you know, where it is right in there and it's better outside 3, nbc, and have new services. i considered to be illegitimate, nuclear weapons states they're calling nuclear states, possess the states, but not too big. so even with their electric on, you know, you're trying to control power and as to what it means to these countries. i believe that, you know, increase like is right. for example, there is hardly any conference that i have on your residence in which, you know, it drives invisible. nobody talks about his eyes, you can read and nobody talks about, you know, what you're shopping, the lease from achieving and nuclear and treason. very all the other countries on board, except for right now you're backing it. and also with this

u. s. u. k, russia, china fonts. what about the other suspected nuclear powers? israel india, pakistan. why is it ok for them, i guess u. s. allies to, to have these weapons but not there is a theory. say iran i can get the great question. and then also, you know, today is the, the gatekeeping of the kind of power. they have a bi, you're writing the roles and to have them have not, and even, you know, with his writing in there and it's done better outside 3 entity and have you are considered to be illegitimate. nuclear weapons they call you on possess estates, but not you too big. so even with the electric on, you know, you're trying to control power and as to what it means to these countries. i believe that, you know, every site is right. for example, there's hardly any content that i have on user that can enrich, you know, it drive isn't visible, nobody talks about his eyes, you can read and nobody talks about, you know, what you're shopping from. cheating, and you've been trees on very all the other countries that are on board except for right now, you're backing it. and also with this idea that you to one country w

u. s. of course, appearing to be the only country showing support for israel's actions. some activist groups claim that this is genocide against palestinians. is this a valid claim? and why does the u. s. not condemn television actions? giving this, given the civilian that'll yes, i've been saying for years that this is a slow moving genocide. israel has been blockading garza preventing garza from getting life saving medicines from getting food again from getting water. israel has in fact polluted, fresh water supplies destroyed crops. israel wants to either forcibly remove or destroy the population in gaza. that meets the definition of a genocide. why the city us condemn it? because the u. s. supports the genocide. let's face the u. s. c's. israel is its client state as its features in the middle east, and it supports it's designs on taking over all the occupied territories. many have called for an immediate cease fire, an urge the escalation, but no real action has yet taken place. do you expect the international community to do anything to stop this conflict that has been so ongoing? i mean, sadly now, i mean it just judging from recent history, the international community has done nothing for. busy it is fail, garza and i specifically for vendors at the gulf states which of abandoned garza and made peace with israel. i don't see the international community as for filling its duties to prevent war crimes and human rights abuses against people in the occupied territories. and i want to add, you know, the us recently said, well, we think is utilize the right to defend itself. well, what about the palestinians right? to defend themselves. they have a right to do that an

u. s. support agenda side. let's face the u. s. d. israel is client state as the chair in the middle east, and it's support it's designs on taking over all the occupied directors. it's been 3 days since pelosi left taiwan, but tension between china and the us remain high in the wake of the us house speakers controversial visits, beijing launch military drills over the island, making good on its promise. that type pay will pay a price for hosting the u. s. official. hey, james military exercises around the island included ballistic missile launches, which landed in the waters of tie, was northern, southern and eastern zones. china's armed forces also conducted drills and fix zones surrounding the violent pages. military for the exercises were focused on training for a joint blockade. the target assault and aerospace control high pay condemn beijing as the evil neighbor next door, also accusing china of destroying the taiwan strait with military drills. washington also criticized the drills describing them as irresponsible and provocative in retaliation for the house speaker strip. beijing has several cooperation with washington in several key areas. china is foreign ministry, stated cooperation is now frozen. an area such as dialogue between defense departments, military maritime consultation cooperation on illegal migration and crime, as well as climate change chinese military officials. i've also allegedly stopped responding to ca

u. s. ambassador to israel thomas nights. both are saying that to the u. s. is calling on all sides to exercise restraint that they are engaging with various parties to try to bring an end to this outbreak of violence inside garza and does a now inside southern israel. and they say that the strongly defend israel's right to self defense. this is, of course, not a message that we have not heard before from the biden administration or from previous us administrations. but given that they're also very much concerned with the situation or between china and taiwan, the by debt ministration is i'm making a point of underscoring the need for calm between israel and gaza. right now. it has been more about the relationship with san biden and israel and, and that regions was not, not long since he had a trip to the region. it, it that's right. of the u. s. president joe biden recently visited israel as well as the occupied west bank for meetings, not just with the israeli prime minister, mr. la pete, but also to meet with with the president of the palestinian authority mahmoud abbas. and he underscored the need for raw, for restraint, for raw cooperation. he indicated that while the us still envisioned a 2 state solution to end the tensions between the palestinians and the israelis, he did note that tug conditions on the ground are ready for that kind of intense negotiation to establish a separate palestinian state of the u. s. is also a very keen to isolate those groups that it believes are not acting just as a threats to israel, but also are acting as security threats on behalf of iran. so there is, this is interest, us still in israel and the occupied territories, but there's also what the administration is calling a pragmatic realization that it's some time a before you can see renewed piece talks between the israelis and the pa

u. s. president joe biden has announced a new $3000000000.00 military aid package biden praise ukrainians for inspiring the world. u. s. officials awarding a fresh attacks in the coming days. israel says it can't accept a revival of the 2015 nuclear deal with iran warning. it will be used to destabilize the, well, it follows accusations from iran, nuclear chief, that israel has been waging what he calls psychological warfare to sabotage, returned to the agreement. iran has denied us media reports that it has dropped some of its key demands under the deal iran agree to limit his nuclear program in return for the easing of international sanctions. let's recap what's been happening since the breakdown of the 2015 nuclear deal, which took years of negotiations in 2018 the u. s. under then president donald trump, unilaterally abandoned the accord, imposing her sanctions on iran. just 3 years after the landmark agreement took effects. within months to ron began ramping up its nuclear activities, but as always denied, its pursuing nuclear weapons, hopes were renewed agreement have been back on the table since joe biden was elected u. s. president in 2020. he immediately declared his int

of course it is israel, 1st and foremost, but allies the u. s. the. okay. the u. k. prime minister, former prime minister, are actually still current. johnson has issued the letter saying that we will prevent the palestinians from accessing the icy. see, israel will not be taken to then when a new credit, only 2 weeks later, they pushed for russia to be taken to the icy. so we won the icy to investigate and we will accept whatever the international legal system will come up with. because international lo so me is clear cut the people under oppression and occupation and colonization and apartheid and besieged by them, blockade and murder every day of our children and our inability to move or work anywhere or our denial of the very basic right. have the rights under international law to resist have the right to defend themselves. and the occupiers, on the other hand, have the absolute commitment and responsibility to protect the civilians under their occupation. and therefore, if, if the icpc takes its responsibility. if the prosecutors stop dragging their feet, we w

u. s. continues to insist that it israel has a right as it puts it to self defense given as well. the fact that the u. s. continues to pump an annual sum of money into israel, which allows it to continually real arm it's forces. so all of these factors are once again part of a pattern. the last major operation mouth major war was in may last year that lasted 12 days. so once again, you're seeing this pattern repeating itself. but as i said, the great concern about side observers is the possibility of a land invasion of gaza. thank you so much. my kind of reporting for us from washington d. c. and a mike was just telling us a moment ago about the role that egypt could be playing right now in mediating between israel and gas. i will now speak to kylie lana, who's a political science professor and a senior fellow at the arab center, washington d. c. he's joining us from their life. thanks for being with us on al jazeera, particularly on that point about said the egyptian role. oh, 1st of all, what do you understand that to be right now and do you think it's in mediation is currently ongoing or has it st

u. s. national security council spokesperson has said that the u. s. is monitoring developments urging all sides for com, adding, however, that quote, we firmly believe that israel has the right to protect itself. not saying this is official reaction, but this is so far what's coming out of the u. s. it sounds very consistent with what we can expect from the u. s. if they haven't said it yet, they're going to say something like that very soon. i have no doubt there is this constant sense of yes, we call on both sides to tamp down. but we respect israel's right of self defense. which 1st of all is not even an issue here because there was no attack that israel was responding to. it was responding to what it said could have been an attack. we expected there might be an attack. and therefore, we have the right to do anything we want, including violations of international law, such as collective punishment. the failure to distinguish between civilian and military targets, among the, the 8 people at least, that have been killed so far. i was a 5 year old girl and a 23 year old woman. the others we don't know yet who they were. but this notion of protecting israel's rights to do whatever it chooses against the palestinians where the palestinians have no such rights. despite president

u. n. 60 general in live wars impact on global food prices and risks to europe's largest nuclear power plant, where the focus of the meeting the u. s. as israel will provide more details about why it shot down 7 palestinian n g o z in the occupied west bank. israel has accused some of the groups of fondling, don't arrayed to palestinian fighters. the organizations deny this part of china or in the grips of a record breaking hate wave that's lasted more than 2 months since the longest the longest. rather since records began, patrick falk reports from john king on the hardest hit regions. it's famed for being one of china's furnace cities with the longest summers and hottest temperatures. but in the last couple of months, the heat in the southwestern city of cha ching has been oppressive even by its own standards. mercury levels have frequently topped 40 degrees celsius and had an all time record high of 45 degrees earlier this week, paula: yeah, it's what is hell, i'm melting. many tourists come to cha, ching, to marvel at its sites. jarling river might be what's most i catching now. it's a major tributary that meets the yen c further south. a

u. s. open one of events in toronto. ah. the u. n. c, top envoy to broke a peace between israel and palestine, has warned that a ceasefire in garza is fragile, barely a day after a truce was declared in the worst escalation of violence since last year's war. at least 45 people were killed over all including 16 children. as israeli jets bombed garza, israel says it was targeting the palestinian group is lamb of jihad which fired hundreds of rockets in retaliation. these railey military says misfired rockets from the group killed at least 14 palestinians una l siad begins our coverage. o family thing garza or morning. this funeral is for yesterday in the beginning. he and his 3 children mohammed dahlia and mike, were killed in the beat. honeymoon home by an easily airstrike. not far away. other palestinians are surveying the damage. some have set up temporary shelters, either is they're trying to salvage their possessions in the them listening or according to the look huddle 3 years, 3 wars and we suffer every time they bombed the house from a different side, once from the east, once from the west, once from the north and every time they ask us to leave and every time we suffered great fear, oh, the cose, israel says a hunt for leaders of the palestinian islamic jihad, israel and its allies call them tourists. but the relatively small armed resistance group enjoy support among palestinians the fact heavy aerial and are truly attacks on neighbourhood sing. garza and retaliatory rocket fire into east rail egypt mediated the ceasefire between israel and the islamic jihad with support from the un. and cutter is lamb if dad has told a da 0, that is why of the deal. it has been assured that senior members held in israel, gail will be released something that he israel denies. we have a very clear decision that will not the leasing commute allow the summer sun. there will be north use for agreement. that will be bringing for record. my number is 5. a 5 we eat, wanting 3 cousins, living under decades of illegal occupation in an open air present. the later cease fire is just back at brief bows until the next attacks. you'll see it al jazeera godsa. the united nations security council has held an emergency session on the violence in garza, the u. n. c. special coordinator for the middle east peace process says the truce is far from stable. i want to make counsel aware of the following. the ceasefire. is frederick, any resumption or facilities will only have devastating consequences for post evenings at his rabies and make any political progress on key issues, elusive. ultimately, the underlying drivers of this as previous escalations remain these i can so violence will only sees went with chiva political resolution of the conflict that brings an end to the occupation and the realization of a 2 state solution. on the basis of the 67 lines in line with you and resolution international law and previous agreements, we need the protection. our civilians are entitled to protection our children deserve protection. ela could do was a 5 years old. and i am sure that all of you have seen her picture. innocent angel. do you know how hard it is to speak in the past tense of those who are yet to experience life? allah cut! doom was 5 year

israel and islamic jihad. the u. s. says it's ready to quickly concluded deal as the e u submits it's fun proposal to revive the iran nuclear agreement. any at tech to a nuclear plant is suicidal seen. russia says it will allow access to this operation, nuclear plant in southern ukraine as both sides blame each other for attacks on the race against time to save a beluga whale stuck in the river st on for a small have all the days board, including serena williams returns to a hard court surface for the 1st time since the australian open in 2021 action from the national bank open in toronto. coming up later, ah, a c spar between israel and islamic jihad fighters in garza appears to be holding at least $45.00 palestinians, mostly civilians were killed in the conflict which began on friday. 16 of them with children, israeli government says it was targeting members of the group is damaged jihad and his kill 2 bits leaders during the offensive. the army group responded by firing hundreds of rockets into israel, most to intercepted by the iron. don't miss out defense system. that aside reports from gaza, families in garza or mourn

israel might resonate well with the u. s. conrad, which is very much full style to turkey. and now the turkey is trying to buy the f . 16 part the jets from the u. s, which will require the congress approvals, so this might explain a bit timing, but this has been a process the making for some times. okay. so how do you thing this is going to go down with the palestinians? and right now, the driver of these report is one is 2 fold and one of them will also be relevant for the one driver for turkey is basically by normalizing relation with antagonists in them and live in, in a mediterranean. it won't be a couple them from the group. i was high for it because you submitted to the alignment mentor again, all the companies with poor charge had problems previously cited with grease cyprus in their disputes with target. so model take, you want to decouple this to come together and holds that you will be joining more and more in, in the end you run, you called at the region. so even though the target would like a push back against iran, but i don't think that turkey will engage in a container strategy towards what's there on the relation the implicatio

israel has staged days of psychological warfare as follows. u. s. media reports that haron has dropped some of its key demands from the deal allegations. that terran has denied the u. s. military says it's carried out a strike near the syrian city of dare as or it says it. targeted facilities used by groups affiliated with iran's revolutionary guard to iran has denied any links to the targets hit by the u. s. a court in thailand has suspended prime minister pro channel chip from official duty while the review of his term limits is completed by it took power in a qu 2014 critic say he's reached the maximum limit of 8 years in office. it's feared the legal showdown could trigger a new political crisis. rescue teams and pakistan are working to help hundreds of thousands of people stranded by floods. the provinces of southern sin to an southwest and block chest on were badly hit this week. the army has deployed thousands of soldiers to areas where bridges and roads have been severely damaged. hundreds of people died since june. was the headline supp next is al jazeera walt. bye bye. ah, [000:00:00;00] i called doug squirm. can the schools qual, verizon had youth squad

u. s. officials on us soil by the iranians. but certainly this is an egregious one, given the fact that this is such a high level u. s. government official hausteen's are rebuilding their lives once again following israel's 3 day attack on gaza. it cause further destruction to the gaza strip, even as the damage still remains from last year's 11 day conflict. natasha can aim reports on the challenges residence on facing the phones rang in this gaza neighbourhood saturday morning with warnings from israeli intelligence to evacuate in what people say felt like only moments. 6 apartment buildings were destroyed or damaged about it and haul for liver. my 4 year old son wakes up when he has any sound thinking it's an asteroid, and he clinks to me. it makes me frustrated because my children are scared. my life has become miserable and it is nothing left in our hands. a man, malik shemelle says she can't even dig out a shirt from the rubble for her 2 young son. the family is homeless, but we'll have to find money to pay the mortgage on the apartment and find a new place to live. since 2008, there have been 5 wars or attacks in the gaza strip. the longest was in 2014 and lasted 51 days. after the war, dozens of countries met and planned to raise $5000000000.00 to rebuild garza but not even half. that money was actually donated. the biggest donors katara gave more than a $1000000000.00 in aid, saudi arabia, half a $1000000000.00. the united states, the united arab emirates, and kuwait each gave $200000000.00. these photo showed the before and after of some reconstruction projects. after last years is really error strikes. cutter and egypt committed a $1000000000.00 total. to help garza rebuild again, but with no time frame garza's, ministry of public works and how's says it needs millions of dollars. now, to provide housing for 2200 families that will you feel that the as little as putting some obstacles and the way of the donors that the 130 construction processed to be slow over the years. even once reliable arab allies have stopped offering funding. and with many humanitarian crises, globally, donor fatigue has set in israel, ester, occupying power. they have every a responsibility to, to, to, to, to take care of the situation there. but in the long term, long, you know, full for china. and also for the huge majority of the international community, what concerns us, it's not we cannot simply look at the specific situation in the pissed piecemeal to way some in the international community may continue to spend billions of dollars rebuilding gaza after each war or attack. but palestinians wonder when the world will see that it's more prudent to invest in peace. natasha name al jazeera, gaza. sierra leone has imposed a nationwide curfew in response to violent anti government protests. the government says several people have been killed, including members of the security forces. thousands of people are protesting across the country over the rising cost of living. a calling on the present julius, madame bile, to step, dime, security forces, fire, tear gas to disperse, protest. as in the capitol, free time, diesel scrupulous individuals of him, but on a violent on, on auto rise will, does. we just lead to the loss of rise of events sooner, luna's including the security button. it it is also important that public buildings including police visuals. i've been knocked out of boston in various parts of the country. the uncle, we should be. no. that's it. gone through of law and order these volley, shaun's one said the pin or the falls at least $750.00 inmates of escape from a prison in the democratic republic of congo rebels from the allied democratic forces attack the building in the eastern time of the timbo. on wednesday morning, these 5 people, including 2 policemen, were killed, local police believe they decided to attack after learning that female prisoners linked to their group would be moved there from another town. how do i know the attackers came at 2 o'clock? they were atl. we heard shooting while we were asleep. suddenly we woke up, you say that sort of chainsaw with which they tore off the padlocks. still to come on al jazeera, this news our right scripts worn. afghanistan's girls are hungry, isolated and depressed a year after the taliban took from our energy prices. so are 50 percent in bangladesh. hitting one of the worlds fastest growing economies in sport, the south american hit. man that's looking to get back to his best, the latest football chance. burn news coming up later on in the our ah, however, still no sign of any useful rainfall for those drought stricken parts over europe. sunny into we're italy, good part of spain and portugal. much of france up to was a low countries and across u. k as well, of course, very little rainfall in recent weeks and very little come in the next few days as well as i mean side to some wet weather. pushing back into northern parts of france, pushing into us of the merits of england wells. as we go through the next hour, so as this area of high pressure slowly slips away. but we've got plenty a heat ad of that and there are heat warnings and force of course, across much of the area heat warnings. therefore, england m wells, temperatures will get up into the low to mid thirty's, over the next few days at 31 on thursday afternoon in london. picking up a touch as we make our way towards the weekend symbol of any there for friday. some parts could get into mid thirty's through the weekend, then things cool off with a chance to some rain finish. was me monitor eastern parts of europe and where to whether they're just creeping across sir ukraine down towards the black sea, live the showers into southern parts of the italy. of course i was and