who stabbed him to death did not come from this arab neighborhood, he came from somewhere in the west bankr from the east bank. but the fact that he was stabbed by an arab or the people who live here, they couldn't care less if the arab is yellow, green, comes from africa. for them an arab is an arab. in september 2000 the palestinians started to shoot through the jewish neighborhoods, and the authorities had to protect the kindergarten over here, and they put up this wall put up by the neighborhood council. but nevertheless, it's quite ugly. but if they shoot from the other side toward the kindergarten, what other measure you can take in order to protect the children? >> before returning home we went to visit a palestinian farmer whose life was devastated when half of his land was taken by the israeli army to accommodate the bending of the wall. -- the building of the wall. >> the majority of his land and the better part of his land is beyond that fence. all these walls he built by breaking this sporn land with his wife and his children and all his hard work is gone. he cannot go down and

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we dash in the west bank like it is in gaza. let's think about the kingdom in such a situation, can they survive it? so, as we try very hard, not talking about our history, we address positively all the politician proposal since '37. we try to make compromise. but, they rejected, very consistent. '37, '47, 2000, december of 2000 with president clinton proposal. rejected the -- and so far, it was rejected and to negotiate when it was on the table. it's a matter of alternatives. we can manage. happy from this instability. it's a matter of alternative. as long as there's a situation, of course, we should enjoy the freedom population on the west bank to include u.s.a. i was in uniform when we were avo avoided to be deployed. then we went from the defense, defensive operation and we succeeded in eliminating the infrastructure, you know, without it, not have survived, for sure. we make 80 to 90% of the job in television in the west bank, palestinians secured doing the utmost, 10-20%. so it's a matter of alternatives. yes, we're ready

second, israel does some bad stuff in the west bank.nd third, israel lives in a really dangerous neighborhood. you have to keep all three of those in your head at the same time. my critique of netanyahu is this-- why would you make a bad situation worse by putting jews in the middle of the palestinian areas in the west bank, densely populated palestinian areas, if there were to be a deal, that would have to be seeded to a palestinian state? and where is the israeli creativity? boy, we see israeli creativity in cyber, in technology, all of these things. when was the last time you read a story about netanyahu where you said, "wow. now, that's really interesting. there's a really creative idea." on the palestinian side, you have a fractured palestinian society-- one in gaza, one in the west bank. so nobody coactually say yes for the palestinians anymore in a unified way. >> woodruff: in the meantime you have american politicians, prominent, runging for president, praising benjamin netanyahu, saying president obama has made all the wrong mo

in the west bank a palestinian man was shot dead after attempted to stop an israeli shoulders and four palestinians were shot dead by police in separate incidents. the reports now from the occupied west bank. >> the palestinian youth lies dead in the street in occupied east jerusalem. he was one of two palestinians who fired from their vehicles towards an israeli bus. the police gave chase and eventually the pair were shot dead by israeli officers. the authorities say they're not taking any chances. >> we can make arrests. if we have to open fire and then make arrests and apprehend the terrorists. that's what we have to do. but for members of the public as well as to people who are walking around the streets who are police officers, we have to shoot and if necessary, shoot and kill those terrorists. >> a short while later at a temporary checkpoint in the occupied west bank, another young palestinian was shot dead. israeli forces said 16-year-old hack met amar had tried to stab officers. this man was approaching the checkpoint in his car. when he heard the shots, he says, ahmed was ten

a 16-year-old teenage from the occupy evidence west bank. that incident in east jerusalem, what happened first of all was that two palestinians travelling in a car fired towards an israeli bus in the remote area. no-one was hurt in that incident but police gave chase and during that chase the palestinians then fired at a jewish israeli and actually wounded that person before then being shot dead by these the race ail ee police-- israeli police. there were other parts of israel incidents, in the port city of jaffa where a man committed several stabbings before being shot dead. a palestinian attacker responsible for different incidents. one of his victims, an american tourist died of his wounds. that happened just down the road where u.s. vice president was holding a conference with the former president of israel after he just landed in the country >>> what message is biden is he bringing to netanyahu but also he will be meeting with the palestinian president. >> reporter: on all sides there have been attempts to down play any expectations of

on tuesday there were incidents not just in occupied west bank, but in other parts, in israel itself,ng notably in the port city of jaffa outside of tel-aviv where a man committed several stabbings before being shot dead. one of his victims, an american tourist died of his wounds, and that happened just down the road from u.s. vice president joe biden was holding a conference with the former president of israel after he had just landed in the country. >>> and that is nadim baba for us in jerusalem. the u.s. condemning that stabbing attack that nadim was just talking about. taylor force was a management student ativan der belt university, and a retired army officer. he was with a group of students and staff from the school that was traveling to israel. >>> one of israel's biggest concerns in recent years has been iran's nuclear program. and overnight iran firing two more ballistic missiles. iran's revolutionary guard also fired several missiles on tuesday. it says they are designed to hit israel. earlier this year, the u.s. sanctioned businesses and individuals linked to the missile pr

we have this report from the occupied west bank. >> it might look carefree. the palestinian youngsters are more used to seeing violence on a daily basis. recently a 14-year-old was shot in a refugee camp in bethlehem. i was 10 meters away when they shot him. he fell to the ground, then the soldiers ran towards us. we ran away and they shot two others in the leg. of the roughly 200 killed since the wave of attack in october. almost a quarter has been under 18. this shows a 13-year-old after his arrest. he carried out a stabbing attack. along with his 15-year-old cousin, who was shot dead. >> in some cases they were younger. this 12-year-old was arrested at the entrance to an illegal settlement. she is serving a 4.5 month sentence in an adult israeli gaol. the family have no contact with her. >> they withdraw the work permit and imposed a fine, the sentence is disproportionate, 4.5 months is a long title. when we sit down, it's different in the house. this is clearly a difficult time. at the age of 12. she's the youngest palestinian. there are around 400 others

the prime minister's office in ramallah and the walk out left a million students in the occupied west bankf school. now to the u.s. presidential race and contaminated water has dominated the latest democratic debate, bernie sanders and hillary clinton went head to head in flint, michigan where the local water supply has been polluted with lead. kimberly hawk reports. >> reporter: the headline at the flint debate, why almost two years later the water in this city is still contaminated with lead. and if president what each democratic candidate would do about it. >> president sanders would fire anybody who knew about what was happening and did not act appropriately. >> i know the state of michigan has a rainy day fund for emergencies, what is more important than the health and well-being of the people particularly children, it is raining lead in flint. >> reporter: flint's water became tainted with lead when officials switched the water supply to a more contaminated source to cut cost. the water is not the only issue plaguing flint or the state of michigan, the state lost tens of thousands of

it was this is a microcosm of the conflict in the occupied west bank where around a thousand israelisettlors lived around 100 thousand palestinians. palestinians complain of constant harassment by the settlors. many incidents in the last six months of unrest have taken place in reb ron. around 40 palestinians have been shot dead after allegedly trying to stab israelis. they often dispute they happen at all. this will only strengthen the belief that israeli soldiers shoot to kill no questions ask. in the statement the army says it views this incident as a grave breach of military operations. the soldier has been detained and a military investigation is underway >>> egypt has released images of items belonging to a murder eddie italian student. his id was found on a raid on a gang that had been posing as a police officers. his badly tortured body was found on the street after he disappeared in january. he had been in the country carrying out research on trade unions. the family of egyptian man wearing an anti torture slogan has been released from prison. he was 18 when he was arrested

israeli soldier being questioned after he shot dead an injured palestinian in the occupied west banking followed another stabbing attack and 206 palestinians and 26 israelis killed in shootings and stabbings since last october and stephanie decker reports from west jerusalem. >> reporter: 21-year-old palestinian man is shot and lies injured on the ground, israeli army says he and another man attempted to stab a soldier who was likely injured. other soldiers stand around and suddenly one soldier takes aim and appears to shoot the injured palestinian in the head. video recorded by the israeli human rights group will probably do little to calm a tense situation and it's a micro causm in the west bank where 1,000 israeli settlers live around 170,000 palestinians and israeli army has a strong presence here and they complain of constant harassment by settlers. many incidents in the last six months of unrest have taken place in hebron and 40 palestinians shot dead after allegedly stabbing israelis and palestinians dispute the stabbings happened at all, videos such as this one will strengthe

we have been seeing the sort of attacks and counterattacks happening in various parts of the west bankcupied east jerusalem and so on, at the end of the day, this is exactly the fruit of the kind of process that mr. biden, and mr. netenyahu, and even mr. obama seems to defend which is the peace process. this is the generation of the peace process that is carrying out those attacks, and the generation of the peace process that remains an occupying power in the west bank and east jerusalem. so what you are seeing today is more of the same that we have seen over the years. israel has occupied palestinian for at least 49 years. 25 of those have been under the so-called peace process. so actually the peace process has been as much of an occupation process as the 24-year process before that, and hence it has been producing the kind of tension, instability, insecurity and the kind of violence we have seen there. but at the end of the day, as everyone knows, the driver, the engine behind the violence in israel palestinian is the occupation. >> what about relations between the u.s. and israel a

the west bank looks like swiss cheese.et we have people who are still talking about creating an independent palestinian state here and not doing anything to actually change israeli behavior which is destroying that. or anyonefreedman else was to be taken seriously and at their word when they say they agree that settlements are a problem when it comes to the two ate solution, we want to hear at e same time policy presiption, s. polic prescriptions that would change israeli behavior as it relates to the settlements. otherwis just taing aboutt likehis is providing cover for the settlements, providing cover for the occupation, and providing cover for the status quo. amy: i want to turn to hillary clinton inn agaier speech before aipac, slamming bds, the boycott, divestment, sanctions movement. >> many of the young people here today are on the front lines of the battle to oppose the alarming boycott, divestment, and sanctions movement known as bds. [applause] whencularly at a time anti-semitism is on the rise across the world,

that's because his home in the occupied west bank was fire bombed by israeli settlers last year. his 18-month-old brother was killed straight away. his father died a week later and in september citizen his or her also succumbed to her injuries. >> ahmed asks me every day about his parents. he asks me where is heaven? how far is from my house? the other day i found him looking at his mother's photo. he told me that he was asking her where she was. i believe ahmed will need more psychological help. >> his treatment at this israeli hospital is far from finished, but he's surrounded by staff and volunteers who make sure that he feels loved now thanks to lot it's of planning by well wishers he's meeting cristiano ronaldo. >> he was wearing a shirt of ronaldo. we pictured him on facebook. some guys from the soccer association saw him on facebook and said if he loved ronaldo, we can connect with the club there, and maybe he can visit him. and so they did. >> ahmed face as much longer journey, his rehabilitation. but at least here at the hospital they're trying to give him as much of a n

. >>> in the west bank three palestinians have been shot dead in two separate incidents. israeli army said that two palestinians were killed near a bus stop after they open fired at the entrance of a judicial settlement a few minutes later some were shot dead after injuring two more inside. >>> the current wave of vie license escalating since october of last year and left 199 palestinians and 28 israelis dead, and increasingly children are becoming involved with some even as young as 12 of being accused of attacks. >> they might look carefree but these youngers are used to seeing violence on a daily basis. >> i was just ten meters away when they shot him, sens said the 14-year-old. he fell to the ground. there was blood coming out of his mouth. the soldiers came after us. we ran away and they shot two other boys in the leg. the wave of attacks started last october and a quarter has been under 18. this footage shows a 13-year-old after his arrest. he carried out a stabbing attack in occupied east jerusalem along with his cousin who was shot dead. in some cases they're even

stefanie dekker, al jazeera, hebron in the occupied west bank. >>> the u.n. children's fund say children are bearing the brunt of the suffering in yemen. anyone 34 children have been killed and more than 1300 injured. there were 848 documented cases of child soldiers with children as young as 10 being forced to fight. it's estimated that nearly 10 million kids require humanitarian aid. and the cases of severe acute malnutrition, that's where the body starts to waste away has riz frrisen from 160,000 this yo double that. the problem won't be solved unless the conflict ends. >> the challenge is not delivering assistance, the challenge is that the amount of people needing assistance is so big, the only way we're able to solve this is if there is an end to the conflict. children are suffering because they have been blown up, because they've been killed or injured in bombing, they are terrified as a result of the conflict. they're suffering because of the impact ton health system. we estimate 10,000 children will have died because of that. >> the death toll in the

. >>> in west bank, three palestinians have been shot dead. the settlement near hebron. after a car was rammed into an army vehicle injuring two people inside. >>> well the latest fatalities are part of a current wave of violence which has escalated since october last year and left 199 palestinians and 28 israelis dead. and increasingly children are becoming involved with some even as young as 12 being accused of attack. nadim baba has the story. >> reporter: they might look carefree but these palestinian young sisters have been used to seeing voyages on a daily basis. refugee camp in bethlehem, i was just ten meters away when they shot him, says 14-year-old hasan. then the soldiers ran towards us. we ran away and they shot two other boys in the leg. of the roughly 200 palestinians killed, almost a quarter have been under 18. this shows ahmed after his arrest. he carried out a stabbing attack in east jerusalem along with his 15-year-old cousin hasan who was shot dead. 14-year-old dima was arrested for allegedly carrying a knife. she's currently serving a four and a half

. >> there was always violence in other waters of the occupied west bank where a palestinians man waskilled after attempting to stab an israeli soldier. >> reporter: two palestinian men were shot near a check point that went up on tuesday. that was after reports that at least one of them had tried to attack a member of the israeli border police. now we're now hearing that one of those palestinians has died of his wounds, and he has been named locally as a 16-year-old teenager from the occupied west bank. not long before that, that incident in occupied east jerusalem. what happened was that two palestinians traveling in a car fired towards an israeli bus in a remote area. no one was hurt, but the israeli police gave chase and during that chase, the palestinians then fired at a jewish israeli and they actually wounded that person before then being shot dead by the -- by the israeli police. on tuesday, there were incidents not just in occupied east jerusalem but in other parts of israel itself where a man committed several stabbings before being shot dead, a palestinian attacker responsi

. >>> thousands of teachers have held a sit in in the west bank. nadim baba was at the protest. >> well a big crowd of palestinian teachers did manage to gather here in the center of ramallah, and that was despite reports that many were turned back at checkpoints in different parts of the occupied west bank by palestinian security force he. the teachers are angry because they say they haven't been given a pay raise for years. some are getting by or trying to get by on just $500 u.s. a month, they have second jobs to make ends meet, some say they have to rely on charity handouts. >> translator: if my two girls had to rely on me they would hardly get any new clothes but they rely on neighbors hand me downs. that is the definition of bitterness. >> there were talks between a temporary committee representing the striking teachers and politicians but crucially, the government wasn't involved. it says it will only deal with the be official teachers union but many of the striking teachers reject that union, saying that it's far too disclose to the palesti

daesh in the west bank like it is in gaza. can they survive it?ry really hard, we were ready to make compromise but they reject it. very consistent, '37, '47, 2000, december, president clinton proposal, rejected and so forth so it's a matter of alternative. we can manage. none are happy for this instability. it is a matter of alternative. as long as this is situation, of course, we should enjoy the freedom in sudan, somalia and west bank. i was in uniform when we were to be deployed. there were bombing attacks every week. then we were informed -- and we succeeded in eliminating the infrastructure. without our field of operation, we wouldn't have survived for sure. we make 80% to 90% of the -- in counterterrorism in the west bank. the palestinians are doing at the most 10% to 20%. so it's a matter of alternatives. yes, we are ready to make progress. we are ready to as i said, to go from the bottom up step by step to improve the situation and even today, talking about the ordinary palestinian. we want him to live in dignity, to enjoy wellbeing. this

the walk out has left millions of students across the occupied west bank out of school. al jazeera's marie basher reports from ramallah. >> a big crowd of palestinian teachers did manage to gather here in the center o ramallah despite reports many were turned back at checkpoints in different parts of the occupied west bank by palestinian security forces. the teachers are angry because they say they haven't been given a pay raise. they have second jobs to make ends meet. >> the government said it will only deal with the official teachers union, but many striking teachers reject that union, saying it's far too close to the palestinian authority. the head of the union has accused some of those mobilizing these protests are being politically manipulated by different parties, but many people we've spoken to say they are not interested in politics. they just want to get a decent living wage. what is clear is this is the largest grassroots mobilization of palestinians for a long time. >> contaminate waters dominated the latest democratic debate. bernie sanders and hillary clint

it's trying to sustain the one entity in the west bank that is committed to a peaceful resolution and to nonviolence and to a two-state solution. the fact is that there are many, many difficulties financially in the p.a.'s ability to be able to meet its needs for education, for health, for this standard process of trying to govern the west bank. and these have been particularly difficult the last year and a half or so as you know, with violence that has risen. we condemn the violence completely. i might add, i was extroomly disturbed to read today that iran has agreed to pay the families of people who have engaged in violence and people who have been, quote, the martyrs of the violence that's taken place that's completely inappropriate and seems to lend some sort of credibility to that violence and to those choices. and i think it's the wrong choice by iran. and we strongly urge any kind of incitement of any kind. and that even in its own way can be a form of incitement. you've got to have internal support and the families will be fine and this is okay behavior. it's not okay behavior

. >>> there was violence in the west bank as well where a palestinian was shot dead after attemptingo stab an israeli soldier. al jazeera has more from jerusalem. >> two palestinian men were shot near a checkpoint that went up on tuesday. that was after reports that at least one of them had tried to attack a member of the israeli border police. we're now hearing that one of those palestinians has died of his wounds and he's been named locally as a 16-year-old, a teenager from the occupied west bank. not long before that, that incident in occupied east jerusalem, what happened first of all was that two palestinians traveling in a car fired towards an israeli bus, no one was hurt in that incident, but the israeli police gave chase and during that chase, the palestinians then fired at a jewish israeli and actually wound that had person before being shot dead by the israeli police. on tuesday, there were incidents, not just in occupied east jerusalem but in other parts in israel itself, including notably in the port city of jaffa outside tel-aviv where a man committed several stabbings b

two separate attacks at the breath analysis of the jewish settlement near hebron in the occupied west bank. the army says that two palestinians were killed after they opened fire on a bus station wounding an israeli soldier. think third palestinian was shot a you few minutes later. the deaths take the palestinian toll to 199 since the latest up surge of violence began in october. the heart of turkey's capital has again come under attack. the blast happened at a busy transport hubs in the center center of turkey's capital. it at least 37 people dead and injured more than 100. this is coming from us from the scene. investigators there are at work trying to find clues and also decide who was behind this attack on sunday. what's the latest in this investigation? any updates from the government today? >> reporter: the health ministries has announced that at least one suicide bomber took part in the attacks, that there was at least one person, a suicide bomber in that vehicle that exploded last night. we have also been told that the death toll has been raised last night which was at 34 and today

. >> reporter: so right now like thousands of others across the occupied west bank he is on strike turningool but not teaching. they say it's their only way of securing a promised pay raise, structured promotions and new elections for a teacher's union. the example of having to do two jobs is far from unusual. many teachers complain they are treated worse than other employees at the palestinian authority and in recent weeks they mounted a challenge to the government few people saw coming. protests have gone ahead despite the security forces trying to stop them reaching the rallies and the walk out is not organized by the official union but campaigners have written to the president abbas and warning unrest if he doesn't intervene to help the teachers. >> the methods that the teachers resorted to are totally legal, civilized, peaceful, just asking for a response to their demands. while the government to us in every single step they will behave in violation of the law, our basic law and constitution. >> forced him and colleagues to go on strike and polls suggest a huge majority of public back

. >> three palestinians have been shot dead in the occupied west bank by israeli security forces. two of the dead had shot at people at a bus stop near hebron. since the beginning, there have been regular attacks. we have a report from the occupied west bank. >> they might look carefree, but these palestinian youngsters are becoming more and more used to seeing violence on a daily base. recently, they witnessed israeli forces shooting dead a local 13-year-old in this refugee camp in bethlehem. >> i was just teen meters away when they shot him, said the 14-year-old. he fell to the ground. there was blood coming out of his mouth. then the soldiers ran towards us. we all ran away and they shot two other boys in the leg. of the roughly 200 palestinians killed since the current wave of attack started, almost a quarter have been under 18. this footage shows a 13-year-old after his arrest. he carried out a stabbing attack in occupant east jerusalem along with his cousin who was shot dead. in some cases, they are even younger, a 12-year-old was arrested recently at the entrance from a set

abbas, the president, is not very popular at all in the west bank, and this definitely adds i lot ofplications when israel and the u.s. are asking the palestinian leadership to step up and to condemn certain attacks. the violence that we've seen over the past six months almost has a lot of support on the palestinian street, according to polls here.. so abbas is really in a tough spot. he's against violence but it's hard for him to speak out against it.ag >> ifill: daniel estrin in jerusalem for the associated press, thank you so much.u >> you're welcome. >> ifill: we'll be back to speak with the former head of the american academy of pediatrics about why doctors w should be screening children for poverty; but first, take thisg moment to hear from your local pbs station. it's a chance to offer your >> ifill: finally, new guidelines are out today fromm the american academy ofd pediatrics. they recommend that, during routine checkups, physicians also screen children for poverty. hari sreenivasan has that. >> sreenivasan: census figures show, one in five children in the country lives in

. >> labeling it from the west bank is not equivalent of a boycott. >> but it sets a precondition. >> the equivalent of knowledge to people so that they can have information about where products come from, which we require, also, by the way. you know? we have made in america -- >> but these are disputed territories and you have jewish communities there where they are producing goods and they label it as being made in israel -- >> i understand that. which is why we are opposed -- we are opposed to any boycotts or any efforts to isolate israel based on where something -- we're opposed to that. >> well, good. i mean i appreciate you saying that forthrightly because i think we've been getting mixed signals from the state department. in terms of funding, there is over the last several years about $1 million that's gone to this new israel fund. that's an organization that supports bds. do you think it is appropriate that money that the state department is dispensing in grants be used for organizations that support bds? >> i'm not familiar with that. that's news to me. i'll take it under

element in the west bank like is in gaza.'s think about my kingdom in such situation. can we survive it? so as we try very hard, not talking about our history, we address positively all the proposals since a 37. we are ready to make compromise. not as they rejected, very consistent, 37, 47, 2000 came david, president clinton proposed, rejected the annapolis proposal and so forth. [inaudible] so it's a matter of alternativ alternatives. we can manage. none is happy from this instability but it's a matter of alternative. as long as this situation of course we should enjoy the freedom of operation in somalia and the west bank to include the u.s.a. i was in uniform when we were avoided to act, we deployed in -- the outcome was suicide bombing attacks every week. then we went to the forum defense shield operation and we succeed in eliminating the total infrastructure. [inaudible] with out our cooperation, they would not have survived. we make 80-90% of the jobs in the west bank. the palestinians security apparatus doing their utmo

we were not that now deployed in jordan, somalia and the west bank. i'm sure the first of all that we would have faced hamasistan in the west bank as it happened. in the gaza strip. armed with rockets, mortars, snipers? jerusalem and so forth and so forth. with palestinian islamic jihad is the arm in the west bank, like it is in gaza. with daiish elements in the west bank, like it is in gaza. let's think about the hashemite kingdom. can they survive it? as we try very hard, not , we ng about our history address positively all the proposals since 1937. we are ready to make compromise. but as they reject it, very , nsistent, 1937, 1947, 2000 december, 2007, the president clinton proposal, abu mazen rejected the annapolis proposal and so forth. it's a matter of alternatives. we can manage. not happy from this instability , but it's matter of alternative. as long as this is a situation, of course, we should enjoy the . eedom of operation i was in uniform when we were avoided to act to operate, to deploy. the outcome was homicide ombing attacks every week.

first, those in protective in the west bank. then two palestinian started shooting on a bus. the president -- the violence comes as the vice president visits. take a look at this. israel is facing threats from the rest of the country. or an reportedly testfired two ballistic missiles. after a historic nuclear deal. biden says the us will take action if the pact is broken. >>> army veteran terry layer 4's -- terry force >>> the smell was pervasive. >> investigators are trying to figure out what caused the natural gas link -- leak. completely level. county deputies need help tracking down the person who abducted an 11-year-old. a car pulled up. a passenger tried to convince the child to get in the car. instead, the girl ran home and her mother called 911. >> police have released the sketch based on the girls >>> the whole cogan sex trial. >> four years old or under. he thought it was amusing and wanted to show his viewers. when asked if he would've published the sex tape gus larry also said he saw no evidence there was a videotape whole cogan is suing. >>> new tonight, panics 9

being one of the world's best educators, a palestinian teacher teaches peace to students on the west bank. >>> suicide bombers in a car brought death and destruction to the capital of turkey today. at least 34 people were killed, 125 more wounded, when a bomb exploded in a crowded bus station in ankara. al jazeera's mohammed jamjoom is in the turkish capital with the story. >> the second car bomb to hit the heart of turkey's capital in less than a month. the bomb hit a densely populated transport hub, the aftermath was chaotic. >> translator: there was a woman sitting behind me, her seat just blu bleu away. five died on the bus, the neck was completely severed. something pierced and i have something in my arm. >> reporter: the government says they haven completed their initial investigation and will announce monday who they believe to be behind the attack. military personnel were killed by a group calling themselves the kurdistan freedom falcons. as a result the country has been on heightened alert. >> tight security measures were taken, instructions were given but unfortunately terrorist

. >> reporter: a short while later at a check point in the occupied west bank at palestinian was shot dead. >> translation: this man was approaching the check point in his car. when we heard the shots he was about ten metres away from the soldiers. different soldiers arriving on the scene fired at him on the ground. they left him bleeding for an hour >> reporter: the whole town has gathered here to bury him, just one of so many palestinians who become what they call martyrs to the palestinian cause, but predicting who will be in the next deadly incident or where that will be is virtually impossible. tuesday saw renewed violence not just in the occupied territories but also in israel, including a palestinian youth carrying out several stabbings in jaffa next to tel aviv. he killed one american tourist before being shot dead. on wednesday as he discussed a new military aid package with netanyahu, the u.s. vice president called it a heinous attack >> there can be no justification for this hateful violence. the u.s. stands firmly behind israel's right to defend itself as we are defending

israel and the occupied west bank have been reeling from violence for months now. nadim baba has more on the new round of attacks. >> reporter: a palestinian youth lies dead in the street in occupied east jerusalem. he was one of two plns fired fropalestinians,are pair shot di officers. the authorities say they are not taking any chance he prospect. >> when we can make arrests, we make arrests, when we have to open fire and may arrests and parenthesis thapprehend the ters what we do. to members of the public, as well as people walk around the streets, with our police officers, we have to shoot, and if necessary shoot and kill those terrorists. >> be in the occupied west bank another young palestinian was shot dead. israel forces said 16-year-old ahmed ahma tried to stab officers. when he heard the shots ahmed was about ten meters away from the soldiers. different soldiers arriving on the area fired at him on the ground. they left him bleeding for an hour. so many young palestinians have become what they called martyrs to the palestinian cause. but who will be invol

. -- modus operandi >>> there is violence in the west bank as well where a palestinian was shot dead after attempting to stab an israeli soldier. our correspondent has the latest. >> reporter: two palestinian men were shot near a check point that went up on tuesday. that was after reports that at least one of them had tried to attack a member of the israeli border police. we're now hearing that one of those palestinians has died of his wounds and he has been named locally as an sammy ismahhee a 16-year-old teenager from the occupied west bank. not long before that in east jerusalem, what happened first of all was that two palestinians travelling in a car fared towards an israeli bus. no-one was hurt in that incident, but the israeli police gave chase and during that chase the palestinians then fired at a man and they actually wounded that person before then being shot dead by the israeli police. on thus there were incidents not just in occupied east jerusalem, but in israel itself, including notably in the port city of jaffa where a man committed several stabbings before being shot,