who stabbed him to death did not come from this arab neighborhood, he came from somewhere in the west bankfrom 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 t

tear gas fired at demonstrators is a day of protests take shape and israel the west bank and gaza. and richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up an unexpected announcement about syria from donald trump raises broader questions about u.s. involvement there. to the u.s. expulsion of sixty efforts to formats as the rift between washington and moscow deepens. i got down to britain's prime minister visits all four countries in the u.k. to try to heal the wounds of divorce this time next year. as early forces of use tear gas and fire on palestinians taking part in an annual protest against land confiscation by israel. ministry of health says nineteen people have been injured the rally is the start of six weeks of protests along the israeli border calling for the right of return of palestinian refugees to what is now israel how to delaminate has more from the occupied west bank. it's a day that's been marked since one nine hundred seventy six then like now palestinians are protesting the confiscation of their land it's also they weighted the street their attachment t

is easy for you, as an arab—israeli, to say things but much more difficult for protestors in the west bank for civil disobedience. first of all, i am accompanying ahed tamiri in the military court... you can walk away at the end of the day, she can't. thirteen of us, stephen, were shot by snipers and killed in 2000. citizens of the state of israel because we just demonstrated against ariel sharon getting into al—aqsa mosque — 13 of us. from that point, until today, 55 arab citizens were killed by the israeli security authorities without being prosecuted. we are in danger because of the way israeli police is dealing with us as enemies not as citizens, but i am not in a position to preach to palestinians in gaza and the west bank how to resist. it is the natural way people, nation, under occupation are resisting... it is not your fight, really... it is my nation's fight. i am a palestinian also... but you are also an israeli. you happen to have the vote, you happen to have a seat in the knesset. there is a distinction between you and those palestinians who live on the west bank, who live und

they cannott go to the west bank. and the only exist is through egypt where people spend days at the border. >> i ffeltlilike i left to go t another country, you know? >> you went to another country. >> so you think i did the right thing? >> oh, forget it. >> forget it? >> theyey'll lynch you. you know? because they don't have too many trees. i don't know where they'll handing you from. >> i'm'm always eager to come here because this is my home. and then when i go back, i take these people behind. >> when are we going to get to the humane level? people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arababs and >> my opinionis that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my gggggggg i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather thanararararararararararararara states, one israeli and one palestinian, that

reports an increase in attacks on palestinians by israeli settlers in the occupied west bank. by the skyline of invasion harbor or off the coast of the italian riviera. however still got some rather lively showers across parts of europe down into the mediterranean big storm still a rolling away with this system here just around italy on the other side of the attic down into the balkans and greece is in some rather still be weather recently so much kwacha into central and eastern parts high pressure dominating the weather here and then i'll move out of the way you can see this neary yeah the fronts bringing some rather stormy weather into that western side of here so deep area of low pressure brings a very wet and windy weather into france and all the parts of spain and portugal looking a little murky too across a good part of the british isles but you can see it's on the mild side that the cells just there for london thirteen degrees there in paris come further south still we waltzes choppy seas there into that western side of the bed it's regular that will make its way a litt

palestinians of milk drive west bank face an increase in attacks by illegal israeli settler. from the waves of the south. to the contours of the east. however we've got some pleasant spring sunshine across southern parts of china over the next couple of days twenty four celsius for hong kong but more rain though into central areas easing up towards shanghai shanghai should stay dry much mystic that it will be settled here as we go through the next twenty one twenty two degrees a possibility for shanghai over the next day or so the rain though a little more widespread as we go through sunday but come further south and it will stay dry and fine twenty four celsius again then in hong kong in that dry weather stretches down into loose on the central and southern parts of the philippines could pick up a few showers want to shout any opposed. it's a heat of the day down polls as per usual they continue across malaysia into indonesia maybe seen a few showers there into java but the tendency is for the showers to creep the well little further north which as we go on through the comin

a young girl in the west bank village who struck out atan the west bank village who struck out at an because she was so angry about what the troops we re was so angry about what the troops were doing in and around the village, she is now in a court facing serious charges and may well end up in prison. it is easy for you as an arab — israelis to say that but it is much for difficult for others to jeopardise their freedom. i accompanying her in the military court... you can walk away at the end of the day. 13 of us were shot way snipers and killed in 2000. citizens of the state of israel because we just demonstrated against sharon getting in. from that point, until today, 55 arab citizens were killed by the israelis security authorities without being prosecuted. we are in danger because of the way israeli police is dealing with us as enemy is not as citizens but i not in a position to reach palestinians in gaza and the west bank how to resist. —— to preach to. people are resisting... really, it is not your fight... people are resisting... really, it is not your fight. .. my nation figh

in circling palestinian communities and dividing the west bank into account ons they connect to jewish settlements to each other and directly to israel in case of an exaggeration there's already a system in place. israel sees the bypass roads as vital for the valid bent of settlements they expanded by seventeen percent last year or as many palestinians say ever since donald trump became you as president with every dig of the shovel palestinians see more land lost and the dream of a future state crumble furder who doubt that hamid al-jazeera in the occupied west bank. britain's prime minister has been touring the country to sell the benefits of bracks a year before the u.k. is due to leave the european union theresa may says she's committed to making it a success but many people are on convinced and some are campaigning for britain to change its mind correspondent arnie phillips reports. she didn't vote for breck's it to put on a rapid tour of britain starting in a scottish textile factory the prime minister urged the country to embrace the idea of leaving the e.u. i believe that

says there's been a rise in any girl israeli settler attacks against palestinians in the occupied west bank since the start of the year. some rather lively weather moving across northern parts of the middle east atlanta bigger as a class spilling out to turkey surrounding outs of the black sea cascade scene you can see it does look rather overcast for the time being not too much rain on that at least away from turkey saturday there's like a very wet day if i windy as well some brisk winds coming through that stiff wind there will be a feature across iraq maybe into western parts of iraq will see temperatures in the southerly winds getting to thirty three cells just there in baghdad so quite a picture for the race couple at around twenty one celsius picking up to twenty four as we go on through sunday clouds really rain that will make us where little further ace was by this day so things will quieten down high by really getting up to around twenty one celsius or twenty eight in baghdad with the possibility of a little bit of patchy right just maybe for northern parts of iraq we could have tw

the united nations says attacks by illegal israeli settlers against palestinians in the occupied west bank have increased the share. in speaking to palestinian victims taking the sheep to pasture has become a daily gamble for every young his village i know is surrounded by several illegal jewish settlements up there under. and more and more often settlers come down. in one week he came twice the first time i was alone and there were eighteen of them i told one of them that i had called the police but they didn't go away my main worry was the sheep then six more attacked me and the others headed towards the sheep still some i couldn't do anything alone. zuffa i was wounded in the head and says he lost a third of his life stock this video shot by the organization rabbis for human rights shows the second attack a few days later about twenty settlers many must seem throwing stones at palestinians with israeli soldiers standing by. the u.n. says the weekly average of settler attacks has increased by fifty percent since the beginning of the year these are not isolated incidents such attacks happ

in circling palestinian communities and dividing the west bank into account ons they connect jewish settlements to each other and directly to israel in case of an exaggeration there's already a system in place. israel sees the bypass roads as vital for the development of settlements they expanded by seventeen percent last year or as many palestinians say ever since double trouble became you as president with every dig of the shovel by listing in sea more land lost and the dream of a future state crumbled furder put out that hemi in the occupied west bank. the. preliminary results from egypt's election have delivered what everyone expected a landslide victory for president of the tile c.c. but it appears most voters either stayed at home or spoil their ballot and russia power parts. ones with most votes already counted in egypt's presidential election abdel fattah el-sisi appears to have won a second term by a landslide state media says he secured ninety percent of the vote while sisi described the election as a source of pride critics described it as a sham millions of eligible vote

in circling palestinian communities and dividing the west bank into continents they connect to jewish settlements to each other and directly to israel in case of an exaggeration there's already a system in place. israel sees the bypass roads as vital for the development of settlements they expanded by seventeen percent last year or as many palestinians say ever since donald trump became you as president with every dig of the shovel palestinians see more land lost and the dream of a future state crumble furder without that hammy al-jazeera in the occupied west bank hundreds of people in the u.s. state of california have attended the funeral of a black man who was shot dead by police officers said they thought stefan clark aimed the gun at them but it was his mobile phone his death sparked protests in his hometown of sacramento and beyond. reports. friends and family of stefan clarke were here to grieve and console each other civil rights activist al sharpton gave the eulogy reminded people why they were there we came to have a family we came because there is more i should have to be cl

reports from your thought west bank. it's a day that's been marked since one nine hundred seventy six then like now palestinians are protesting the confiscation of their land it's also they weighted them and strayed their attachment to that learned. a bit ahead of where we want to impose a presence of planted lands a hard to take over israel always says that it's only taking a barren land that's why we need to play it everywhere. so his property shrink by four hector's and has received notice that another fourteen could be taken away soon much of the land goes towards building illegal jewish settlements and the exploitation of natural resources or in the case of an officer ahmed for the construction of a bypass road that now goes over part of his land he can only reach it via this underpass but axes isn't always guaranteed. if the gate is closed we're stuck for hours everyone wants freedom of movement i want to be able to come home here and i built a shack to store my equipment but the israelis won't allow me i can't eve

in circling palestinian communities and dividing the west bank into continents they connect to jewish settlements to each other and directly to israel in case of an exaggeration there's already a system in place. bob israel says the bypass roads as vital for the valid point of settlements they expanded by seventeen percent last year or as many palestinians say ever since donald trump became you as president with every dig of the shovel but listen in see more land lost and the dream of a future state crumble furder what at that henry the old his era in the occupied west bank. shies a professor at dartmouth college speaking from jerusalem he told al-jazeera it's important to see the protests in their historical context you cannot look at a situation like this. as a one off event you have to put it in the context of years and years of stalemate of a status quo which works very well for the israeli government which would like to proceed with the annexation of what they consider to be the whole land of israel obviously obvious. as a one off event though you have to ask yourself the questio

controls with respect to these ready portion of the west bank hold area c. and of course the continuing plate of the two million palestinians in gaza with the maintenance of the comprehensive blockade by israel over the land sea and air borders for gaza. the occupation is getting thicker and deeper and there's a hydraulic relationship between that and the worsening human rights situation in the west bank gaza and east jerusalem let's talk about the methodology for a moment this report because israel hasn't granted you access to the occupied palestinian terrorist territory so how are you gathering all this research. well you know obviously the best thing of all would be for me to be able to have access to the occupied territories to be able to see what's going on on the ground to be able to speak with human rights defenders both israelis and palestinians and also has to talk to officials on both sides with respect to this israel does not recognize the men date of the on the occupied territories that's been established by the human rights council it didn't all

in circling palestinian communities and dividing the west bank into account ons they connect to jewish settlements to each other and directly to israel in case of an exaggeration there's already a system in place. bob israel says the bypass roads as vital for development of settlements they expanded by seventeen percent last year or as many palestinians say ever since donald trump became u.s. president with every dig of the shovel palestinians see more land lost and the dream of a futurist state crumble furder. now many of the protesters whether here in northern israel or india occupied west bank or indeed in gaza are young people do so called post also generation and if you speak to any one of them they say they don't believe in peace anymore they actually say that all they have been seeing ever since they were promised peace is the dish shrinking of their land and of really did the prospect of a palestinian state them or by the day many say we should actually govern the rate land they every day because every day they see that their territory is becoming smaller and smaller all

cation committee the west bank's birzeit university. this is an outrageous operation against the palestinians and especially against the palestinian indication it's well known fact that university usually are a million of such interferences and no no police or government or even army usually enter the university especially during the day or so the way they did it first in the first place it's every election also for the rights of the journalists you know there are soldiers trained soldiers but there are dressed like . they're dressed like. journalists it's just just a crazy kind of thing to do differently this student are going to attack you once you are inside university or stink their counsel leader elected and getting him out of the university and having all these soldiers inside differently there would be a reaction that had left us with a shock a real shock first of all they were inside the university during the day they were shooting at the students after. finally seems like the crisis taken off among a species of bird famously th

i disabled palestinian man has been shot dead by israeli soldiers during clashes in the west bank. the incident happened during a protest in ramallah according to the israeli military mohammed zain alger bari was attempting to throw a firebomb of troops who then opened fire on friday evening hundreds of people gathered for the victims funeral. in other news an armed man has taken three hostages at a home for military veterans in the u.s. state of california local officials have described it as an active shooter situation r.t. samir khan reports. an active shooter situation has been reported at a veteran's home in napa county california it's called the hill veterans home now fire officials have verified that a shot was fired and the gunman has taken three people hostage and the facility is currently on lockdown now law enforcement including a dozens of emergency vehicles and us want to quickly rush the scene but the napa county sheriff's office confirmed police activity but wouldn't go into specifics or any details however authorities have blocked access to the area and they've urge

gunshots have been fired as border police conducted the raid on the west bank university outside the city of ramallah and recently elected student representative was arrested in the incident twenty four year old old marcus while he was held on wednesday that's according to the university he's a well known pro palestine activist with links to an affiliate of hamas he has already been arrested several times artie's poilus live reports from the ground. i'm hearing visit university outside ramallah in the west bank now during daylight hours israeli commandos who belong to the border police and a cover unit came into this university they tackled to the ground the haid of the student representative council who is also a member of them us now the israelis regard him as a terrorist organization and say that they believe that omar al kiss winey was involved in terror activity as they had him tackled to the ground they started firing bullets in the vicinity of the israeli commanders into the university through this introns there was an israeli army unit that was positioned outside here and as

is writing secular attacks against palestinians in the occupied west bank are rising we talk to people is jobs have become a daily gamble and then later in sport the same bowl continues as unlikely as to make it as a professional footballer. zimbabwe's former first lady grace mugabe is being investigated for alleged involvement in a massive illegal ivory smuggling operation as follows a three month investigation by an undercover journalist and the seizure of a two hundred kilogram package of any legal ivory at harare airport. there is malcolm lab reports from johannesburg in neighboring south africa recently granted this group do not know when adrian stern went undercover as an ivory buyer in zimbabwe he says he received more death threats than he can count he's a wildlife photographer who began investigating the illegal ivory trade in december speaking exclusively to our zira he says young covered a poaching and smuggling syndicate which he believes is led by the former first lady grace mugabe ivory which is being sourced either from the national parks vote bank the food or from live

and they whether it's here in israel or in the occupied west bank or indeed in gaza now one palestinian woman described it very good to me yesterday she said you know we should become a rating land they every day because confiscations an expropriation have continued ever since that day in one nine hundred seventy six. it's a day that's been marked since one nine hundred seventy six then like now palestinians are protesting the confiscation of their land it's also they weighted demonstrate their attachment to that land. the big one if we want to impose a presence of planted lands a hard to take over israel always says it's only taking a barren land promised that's why we need to play it everywhere and what. use is his property shrink by four hector's and has received notice that another fourteen could be taken away soon. much of the land goes to was building illegal jewish settlements and the exploitation of natural resources or in the case of rafa meant for the construction of a bypass road that now goes over part of his land he can only reach it via this underpass but axes isn't always

in circling palestinian communities and dividing the west bank into continents they connect jewish settlements to each other and directly to israel in case of an exaggeration there's already a system in place. israel says the bypass roads as vital for the development of settlements they expanded by seventeen percent last year or as many palestinians say ever since donald trump became you as president with every dig of the shovel palestinians see more land lost and the dream of a futurist state. in the occupied west bank coffee outlets in california may soon have to caution their customers about a potential cancer risk a court has ruled that coffee sold there must be labeled with a cancer warning it said starbucks and other coffee companies had failed to show that a chemical compound produced during the roasting process isn't dangerous the industry insists that levels of that compound in coffee are harmless but here's the official response from the u.s. national coffee association coffee has been shown over and over again to be a healthy beverage this lawsuit has confused consumers

has been an increase in illegal israeli settler attacks against palestinians in the occupied west bank since the start of the year this according to figures from the united nations on the abdulhamid has been speaking to palestinian victims there about the daily struggle to protect themselves. taking the sheep to pastor has become a daily gamble for safra young his village i know bruce is surrounded by several illegal jewish settlements up there on the hills and more and more often settlers come down. in one week he came twice the first time i was alone and there were eighteen of them i told one of them that i had called the police but they didn't go away my main worry was the sheep then six more attacked me and the others headed towards the sheep still some i couldn't do anything alone. zaf it was wounded in the head and says he lost a third of his life stuck this video shot by the organization rabbis for human rights shows the second attack a few days later about twenty settlers many must seem throwing stones at palestinians with israeli soldiers standing by the un says the weekly ave

that was from gaza to the west bank. there was also cash in that car. he is appearing in court today. it is understood cash h was also smuggled out. i have heard a cabinet minister say that you will be sent back to france, and he will not be allowed to return here in the role of diplomats and and israel hopes that france will charge him. this will be pursued in a french court. will this i impact relations between france and israel? >>otototototototototototototot appear so. both france and israel are keen to say so. when the press release came out, it said he acted on his own money, and his superiors did not know. the french consul is taking this very seriously. in the n next few days, from the see relations continue between the two sides as usual. molly: thank you. facebook finds itself in the hot seat again after reports havaval consultant company improperly obtained facebook user data and kept it even after claiming the information was deleted. for an investigation. we learn more. >> a whistleblower says the company improperly harvested data from as m

elsewhere gunshots have been fired as border police conducted a raid on a west bank university outside the city of ramallah a recently elected student representative was arrested in the incident twenty four year old marcus while he was held on wednesday that's according to the university he's a well known pro palestine activist with links to an affiliate of her mass he's already been arrested several times on his porous lear reports from the ground i'm hearing visit to university outside ramallah in the west bank now during daylight hours israeli commandos who belong to the border police and a couple unit came into this university they tackled to the ground the head of the student representative council who is also a member of and that's now the israelis regard him as a terrorist organization and said that they believe that all mar twenty was involved in terror activity. as they had him tekel to the ground they started firing bullets in the vicinity. of. the israeli commandos into the university through this entrance there was any israeli army units that was positioned outside here and

gunshots have been fired as border police conducted a raid on a west bank university outside the city of ramallah a recently elected student representative was arrested in that incident twenty four year old oval office while he was held on wednesday according to the university he's a well known pro palestine activist with links to an affiliate of hamas he's already been arrested several times on these porous layer reports from the ground. i'm hearing visit university outside ramallah in the west bank now during daylight hours israeli commandos who belong to the border police and a cover unit came into this university they tackled to the ground the haid of the student representative council who is also a member of them us now the israelis regard him as a terrorist organization and say that they believe that omar al kiss whiny was involved in terror activity as they had him tackled to the ground they started firing bullets in the vicinity. of. the israeli commanders into the university through this introns there was any israeli army units there was positioned outside here and as you can

university attracts some of the most able and ambitious students in the occupied west bank and what's noticeable on this most prestigious palestinian campus is how many of them a female natalie salama is in a fourth year studying civil engineering and business she says she dreams of a career in the field and in academia but is all too aware of the realities of the palestinian job market i think i have like a good chance but not the best not because of my academics or my g.p.a. it's because of the type of the meet our needs are often. working in the environment the situation byrd said reflects a wider premium that's been put on female education in palestinian society woman sixty two percent of the current students are women the problem for them is what happens when they graduate. palestinian women are some of the region's best educated thirteen percent have a university degree compared to nine percent of men but only nineteen percent of women are in or seeking work that compares to twenty five percent in the middle east in north africa and fifty one percent in the world as a whole pale

although yellow would be israel and the white would be palestine with the west bank and gaza. you could not control water. it's unworkable. but not in apartheid. to leverage withdraw. a big diplomatic pressure in the united nations to do this. however my point here is that if we accept the apartheid analysis of this in such a state would be abandoned. it would lack the attributions of true sovereignty it cannot accept any palestinian state that is not abandoned. they would threaten the jewish national character of israel. this means that the state of palestine formed under these conditions would only secure poverty under development. and essentially sustain the conflict itself. a little bit of extra attention is worthwhile. i encourage everybody here to google that and spend 15 minutes. i went to south africa to study this material. i realized i did not understand and i found it fascinating as a comparison to the palestinian authority. the logic. the imperative apartheid wherever it would appear would be to prevent racial mixing. the whole logic and begins to fall apart if you

we leave the west bank militarily, or most of it, as people stipulate with various peace plans, you'ller hamas coming in, that is iran, or you'll have isis coming in. this is a catastrophe for peace. so the answer to your question is most people would agree to an arrangement of the kind you are talking about if they thought the palestinians wanted a state next to israel, but they are convinced more and more that they want a state instead of israel, and that is not a real peace. david: you see any prospect in the next year or two of a deal getting done? pm netanyahu: i think there is something -- there is a new hope on the horizon that i have never seen in my lifetime and it is not related to the palestinians. it is related to the arab world. because of the growing danger of iran, more and more, i would say virtually all the arab countries, no longer see israel as their enemy, but as their vital ally in countering the threat of militant islam. the arabs see that we are united in stopping the greatest radical islamic threat of all, which is iran. so out of this curse comes a blessing. th

with a little umbilicus between the west bank and gaza. odyssey, it's an unviable state building and cutting control water and you could build a road that connects and it's unworkable. it would not end apartheid. establish a state of palestine to leverage withdrawal. this is a popular movement right now, big dip clinic the united nations to do this and however point here is that if we accept the apartheid analysis and the regime such a state would be and it would lack the exhibitions of true sovereignty. israel is as long as it has composed as a apartheid regime cannot accept any palestinian state that is not [inaudible] because any truly sovereign state would print the jewish national character of israel. this means that a state of palestine formed under these conditions would only secure palestinian property under development, frustration and insecurity and essentially, sustained conflict itself. i would like to take an extra moment and i will destroy my time constraint, i hope not, but i will pray that a little bit of extra attention to

in the west bank. holding a ball before he was shot. in the area. also in the west bank an israeli border has been caught on video. and. the video was released by human rights group it's been reported that the couple were fleeing a confrontation in the village in which soldiers talk with smoke grenades. exploding right next to them. now the i.d.f. responded by saying dozens of protesters were throwing rocks at troops in the area and that the officers did not spot that the couple were carrying a child the statement goes on to say that if the. soldiers would have acted differently the rights group that released the video says little. against palestinians the reality of the occupation the israeli occupation over the palestinians in this incident as well as in many many others in recent weeks we're seeing in this collision of violence by israeli citizens or settlers towards palestinians civilians who are not citizens despite these many many incidents. public awareness is still low and more importantly the military is failing to provide. these palestinia

it's a university a chance some of the most able and ambitious students in the occupied west bankand what's noticeable on this most prestigious palestinian campus is how many of them a female natalie salama is in a fourth year studying civil engineering and business she says she dreams of a career in the field and in academia but is all too aware of the realities of the palestinian job market i think i have like a good chance but not the best not because of my academics or my g.p.a. it's because of the type of the need or nature of the. work you in the environment the situation byrd said referred so why the premium that's been put on female education in palestinian society women sixty two percent of the current students are women the problem for them is what happens when they graduate. palestinian women are some of the region's best educated thirteen percent have a university degree compared to nine percent of men but only nineteen percent of women are in or seeking work that compares to twenty five percent in the middle east in north africa and fifty one percent in the world as a

with a little umbilicus between the west bank and gaza. i mean, this, obviously, an unviable state building. couldn't control water, you couldn't control agriculture, you can't build a road, you can't-- it would not end apartheid. establish a state of palestine to leverage withdrawal. now, this is very popular movement right now. big diplomatic push in the united nations to do this. however, my point here is that if we accept the apartheid analysis of this, this is apartheid regime, then such a state would be lack the attribution of true sovereignty. any true sovereignty would threaten the true nation of israel. and palestine state under these conditions would secure palestine poverty underdevelopment, frustration, security, and eventually sustain the conflict itself. i'd like to take an extra money and destroy my time constraint, i hope not, but i pray, that a little extra attention to this, to google that and spend 15 minutes looking at the banti stands. i went to study the materials and i didn't understand it and found it fascinating as

of the year these are not isolated incidents such as attacks happen a bit all over the occupied west bank and there's very little people can do simply because israel is in charge of the security in about eighty percent of the palestinian territory and palestinian security forces are not allowed to operate in those areas the village of zeph it is in the so-called area b. which means that palestinians have only civilian control security matters are indeed a hands of the occupying forces bibles. the army itself attacks palestinians with tear gas and rubber bullets even when it's the settlers who are provoking and the palestinians are trying to protect the villages no settler is ever detained only palestinians. legal proceedings rarely reach a conclusion only eight percent of all complaints filed have led to an indictment less than half to a conviction it's wide as the families say they never filed a complaint at a time when they come under attack by their neighbors settlers on a nearly weekly basis they have reinforced all their windows with metal netting and bars and the string to quickly p

images of the moments leading up to the death of a palestinian man during an israeli raid in the west bank the i.d.f. disbeliefs its soldiers killed him although has changed its version of events several times and in italy right leaning parts and surge in the polls there with the general election just days away r.c. visits a time for their radical approach to migration but it's their hopes will be adopted across the country. by the welcome you watching r.t. international this friday afternoon it's just gone two o'clock here in moscow in our top story fatima putin the state of the nation address has sent parts of the media into a frenzy accusing russia of harking back to the cold war during his speech the president showcased the country's new strategic weapons which he said could outsmart all existing missile defenses the white house and the country learning of that new threat from russian president warning at first reason and in the west in particular not to mess with russia computer graphics of missiles flying over mountains and heading over oceans and he says he's not bluffing well many

territory but compass gauging additional london building massive jewish settlement blocks in the west bank and east jerusalem in direct violation of the food geneva convention which expressly forbids states from transparent civilian populations into territory it occupies. in addition israel has established an inter matrix of security control on palestinian land to secure the settlements including checkpoints the prevent palestinians from travelling freely within their own land and a four hundred forty mile security along the israeli border that cuts into palestinian territory. if you're one of the millions of palestinians living under occupation this is what the complicates of out but one of the most stunning things is how they saw the story basically just drops out and is that you hear over and over again that it's israel that surrounded israel is surrounded israel surrounded surrounded it's israel the sun the siege and under threat you described a very small land mass and you know you're dealing with hamas and hezbollah and iran and so on i would like that it's a tough neighborhood the i

images of the moments leading up to the death of a palestinian man during an israeli raid in the west bank the i.d.f. disputes its soldiers killed him though it has changed his version of events several times already. right leaning parties in the polls for the general election just days away because it's one talent with a radical approach to migration but it's may hopes will be adopted by the entire country. friday worldwide news headlines live here on r t international thank you for joining us for this. state of the nation address parts of the media into a frenzy accusing russia of cold war era posturing during a speech the president showcased the country's new strategic weapons which he said could outsmart all existing missile defenses the white house and the country learning of that new threat from russian president warning at first reason and in the west in particular not to mess with russia computer graphics of missiles flying over mountains and heading over oceans and he says he's not bluffing though many use all the address as a threat directed at the united states moscow claims it

several times a slayer has more in the story i'm hearing visit university outside ramallah in the west banknow during daylight hours israeli commandos who belong to the border police and a covered unit came into this university they tackled to the ground the head of the student representative council who is also a member of them us now the israelis regard him as a terrorist organization and said that they believe that omar al kiss whiny was involved in terror activity as they had him tackled to the ground they started firing bullets in the vicinity. of the israeli commanders into the university through this introns there was any israeli army units there was positioned outside here and as you can see this is where the guards sit they detained the guards in their room while the commandos themselves came into the university campus they came into the main part of the campus which is here and in front of the student representative council they tackled or mar alkis twenty to the ground. of what is clear is that they entered this university in what the campus administration says was in violation o

reports i'm hearing visits university outside ramallah in the west bank now during daylight hours israelicommandos who belong to the border police and a cover unit came into this university they tackled to the ground the head of the student representative council who is also a member of them us now the israelis regard him as a terrorist organization and say that they believe that omar kiss twenty was involved in terror activity as they had him tekel to the ground they started firing bullets in the vicinity. of the israeli commanders into the university through this entrance there was any israeli army units that was positioned outside here and as you can see this is where the guards sit they detained the guards in their room while the commandos themselves came into the university campus they came into the main part of the campus which is here and in front of the student representative council they tackled all marcus wanny to the ground. what is clear is that they entered this university in what the campus administration says was in violation of international law they have called on the aca