erupted from resistors and the borders between the gaza strip and israel and of course, occupied west bank and speaking now with the palestinians killed at the border between gaza and israel. the inauguration as the president donald trump said jerusalem was the capital. and this day when palestinians were forced to leave their home in 1948, which resulted in the displacement of tens of thousands of palestinians. allow me to introduce our guest for this afternoon's show, who are joining us here in the studio, to offer more insight on the topic. political observer from the university. and leading member of the palestinian popular committee. and welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> well, let's start with you, doctor. every u.s. president since israel's right-handing in 1948 has located the capital in tel aviv. why is president donald trump insistent to move to jerusalem and the israeli is celebrating, and palestinians are mourning. >> in reality the old american presidents were trying to follow the program between the palestinians and israeli from their perspective, at leastment they didn

west bank, gaza, syria. all of these people have the right -- their situation, even campstanding the refugee is embarrassing. and they have been at this refugee camp for the last 70 years. they might get out the issue of refugees in accordance with netanyahu's request. is there excessive force being used against palestinian protesters, either on the west bank or gaza strip? and why are protesters not afraid of condemnations or persecution? we have the palestinian nationsor in the united will there be another massacre of palestinians in the west bank? the goal of the palestinian people is stability and strategy. we have the security of united nations, but everything is on the back of trump. he wants to send a message everywhere. hear inwhat we need to palestine and the middle east. the strategy for trump-pence andnyahu in -- for trump in the middle for trump and-- netanyahu in the middle east. netanyahu said in october, in the west bank, we have antifada. without order, what the people do is done alone. happe

there arare clashes reported in several west bank c cities. side of west jerusalem, it is more of a celebratory moodod. there hahave been receptions. there are dignitaries from ththe u.s. prominent u.s. senators ted cruz and lindsey graham. that handoverfor ceremony t that is going to be taking place at the southern edge between west and east jerusalem at 4:00 p.m. local time. have askedhorities but it is unclear whether or not it will happen for calls to prayer not to happen. not to disrupt the ceremony. we will wait and see how things go. we are heaearing some word that there may be a compromise where you will not hear the cost of prayer and the immediate the sanity of the consulate and soon-to-be embassy. >> after that another duration takes place, do we know what is going to happen next -- after the end no duration takes place, do we know what is going to happen next? pelleted -- what palestinians call the catastrophe. on top of the clashes from today, we are expecting on this the, we are looking over old city from the east jerusalem side.

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at the same time expressways run directly to israeli settlements in the west bank. here in contravention of international law entire cities have been built on palestinian land and they continue to grow. like naga earths oz is also a critic of israeli settlement policy but when it comes to the history of his country he's a patriot in part because he remembers what things were like before israel was founded. all this was nine years old when zionist leader does viewed ben-gurion proclaimed the establishment of the independent jewish state on may fourteenth one thousand nine hundred eighteen. while people celebrated in tel aviv are most all those of his parents were seventy kilometers away in jerusalem. may fall to you will the friday girls a little have already been full two or three months previously there are a siege. and there the only road which connected to rules limply of of jewish bottle of country was practically taken by arabs from time to time convoys with supply would break into the city but we experienced starvation lack of water because the water pumps whe

jericho in the west bank. here would be police officers undergo basic training with the palestinian security forces. two wants to become an officer. the training is military style. the mission to serve their homeland palestine. the hardest thing for me was the intensity of the training while we were put through field training crawling on stones they were very harsh they wanted to prepare us to be able to protect palestine. we were always exhausted but they taught us what it takes to defend their homeland. then he follows the. children throw stones an act of defiance against the israeli occupation the last brother did this too now he's in an israeli jail his trial things got out of hand was held for fifteen days. she has this goal to be a policewoman. but living in a lot of camp where there are not that many other options a lot of her neighbors and relatives have all been to prison prison looks through a common experience their. violence is part of everyday life in. the law intervene when a police officer hit h

filmed in the west bank. wants is a documentary about a rebellious young palestinian woman taking charge of her life. there every step is monitored. they live in provisional housing crowded together and subjected to constant checks by israeli forces at bomb atop the largest refugee camp in the west bank. will not grow up here while her mother did time in an israeli prison. camp. it is. but i do none of us ever the mistake that might have been the best day of my luminiferous i did mine make a success my limit. set up the idea that the going to be a. filmmaker christy garland followed by last life for six years she just seemed like such a strong young woman living under very very high pressure situation she's had a ton of energy and i was very curious about what she would do with that energy and what she saw hope for in her life. jericho in the west bank. here would be police officers undergo basic training with the palestinian security forces. to wants to become an officer. the training is military style. the

israeli troops but the united states comes to israel's defense meanwhile protests have moved to the west bank where palestinians have been marking what they call the catastrophe the displacement of their people when israel was founded seven decades ago. and also coming up can they hold firm iran's foreign minister meets with the european union officials there hoping to selvage that your bond nuclear deal after the u.s. is what's wrong throws it into turmoil. on little rock thank you very much for your company everyone. after the deadliest aces twenty fourteen palestinians in gaza have been burying their dead almost sixty people killed by israeli troops there been more protests in the west bank as people mark what they call the nakba or catastrophe referring to the displacement of palestinians when the state of israel was created seven years ago there's been widespread international criticism of the zero israel for its actions in gaza the un security council is holding an emergency session the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. has this to say. that about is that by we condemn in the most emph

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. he 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 tend to his trees or cultiva

says homebuyers in these illegal settlements are getting easy mortgages from the banks palestinian west bank residents are forbidden by military order to enter illegal settlements except as laborers with special permits said she is the israel and palestine advocacy director for human rights watch she says banks need to do more to comply with international law. israel's largest banks are providing services in and two settlements in the west bank that contribute to severe abuses settlements are a war crime it's unlawful for an occupying power to transfer its civilian population into the occupied territory and settlements also trigger severe human rights abuses such as restrictions on freedom of movement for palestinians they take place on land that has been stolen from palestinians and they also trigger a discriminatory regime in these cases banks are actively partnering with developers to build new homes on land that has been unlawfully seized from neighboring palestinians while residents of nearby palestinian villages can't even access their land much less build on it so israel as an occupyi

call on both sides to show restraint meanwhile protests have moved to the west bank where palestinians have been marking what they call the catastrophe the displacement of their people when israel was founded seventy years ago plus the football's world champions germany pick a provisional squad to defend their title it includes star goalkeeper emmanuel neuer even though he hasn't played in months we'll find out who else make the team that made their sports correspondent. thank you very much for joining us how the stimulus in gaza have been burying their dead after israeli troops killed at least fifty eight people in clashes yesterday there's been more protests in the west bank as people mark what they call the knockabout or catastrophe referring to their displacement when the state of israel was created seventy years ago there's been international criticism of israel for its actions in gaza and some support the un security council is in an emergency session right now before it began the un's corner for the middle east had this to say. for the people of gaza yesterday was a day of trage

difficult days have passed on the west bank drucilla and especially on the gas history these really are q. patient lunch today a fierce aggression on the gas a street with rockets and aircraft this indicates that your cue patient does not want peace however we want peace and we demand peace the palestinian islamic jihad . is a fashion that opposes the existence of israel it was founded in the late seventy's by palestinians students in egypt who were inspired by the muslim brotherhood and later influenced by the islamic revolution in iran the group's aim is to destroy israel liberate palestine and form an islamic state within the pre-one nine hundred forty eight borders islamic jihad does not take part in the palestinian political process and has opposed peace agreements like the oslo agreements that the i.j.a. consent traits on armed revolt is mr wing the brigades your suicide bombs against israel during the second intifada in two thousand the group which has its headquarters in syria reportedly receives funds from iran it is designated as a terrorist group by the us you and the u.k. le

c combined with a populatition that has been in te west bank for 59 years now. sufferingng is s a result of te catastrophe we hahave been subjected to. every economy was destroyed. of ththeestinian refugees lost their r home. this is a c catastrophe. that notmmemorating only because of what h happened, but because of what we want, which is freedom f from this occucupation. that is now occupying the whole of palestine. israel's in terms of response to o this, they say ths is self-defense and it is hamas stoking tensions. what is your response to that? how can it be a selflf-defensese when for the lt five weeks n no less t than 10,0 papalestinians in gaza and t the west bank and jerusalem, and no less thahan 107 people were kild with live ammunition? israeli wasngle ininjured? not a single israeaeli was huru. an israeli joururnalist had a very gooood article in which e "the israeli coward soldiers prorotected themselves" the used snirs to demonstrate peacefully, demanding g their rights.. p protecting itseself. israel is killing palestinians. most of the palestini

i want to go to the west bank. this morning and richard talked about it, there are some palestinians who may be planning funerals even as others plan more protests today. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. in fact, we are at one of those protests that started in the heart of the city. thousands of people gathered. this has been a day that's been seared into the memory of palestinians about their independent struggle and struggle for freedom over the past 70 years. let me step out of the way toe give you a sense of what those protests have turned into because they've moved out of the city center and they've come out to the outskirts right near an israeli military base where you can see right now the front lines have been unfolding for the past several hours. we're on the side of the palestinian protesters. you can see that they flipped over a dump -- garbage dump bin, if you will. they've set some tires on fire. that's the smoke that's billowing there. and behind that smoke screen they've been throwing zoestones the i

some of israel's largest banks of finance and the expansion of illegal settlements in the occupied west bank says the banks are providing millions of dollars of mortgages and loans to illegal settlers as well as president has appointed former i.m.f. official carlo carter valley as entering prime minister to head a technocrat administration for the country's political crisis continues it comes after president vetoed plans of two populist parties to form a coalition government. those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us count on the cost that's coming up next. we're in for you. and i'm housing seeker this is counting the cost on urges you know your weekly look at the world of business and economics i believe that this is a tremendous setback for north korea and indeed a setback for the world let's call the whole thing off how investors are reacting to the collapse of the from him some mix in singapore. out of love with europe why it's really is the latest country to push back against brussels. plus we look at the pressures on black gold. in.

there also protests in the west bank.yesterday exemplifies how was a different system of oppression against palestinians. israel was to convey in image of sovereignty over jerusalem. it uses control. it uses tear gas and rubber bullets. [indiscernible] massacres people with staffer shots and bullets. sniper shot and bullets. regardless of where we are as palestinians, all of us are being targeted. to israel, all of us are disposable. disposeabhierarchy of ility. we wanted to show the people of gaza for us, we are not disposable. we are part of the same people. we share the same evening for the right of return -- share the same year ending the right of return. juan: i want to bring in tareq baconi who is here in studio and a member of the palestinian .olicy network, policy fellow your assessment of what this latest carnage means in terms of the rest of the world reacting to having to deal with the israeli-paleststinian conflict? >> i think what is hapapning on the ground now is a clear indication of the fact that there is

, the siege on gaza for ii settlements encroaching the west bank, the siege on gaza for 11 yearsngle peace plan is able to say there are almost 2 million people there, most of whom are refugees, most of whom are civilians, and during this very hostile open air prison. anything the us administration has to bring now means absolutely nothing, especially after the move of the us embassy to jerusalem which has emboldened israel and turned palestine into an other peace in this sherrard. —— another piece in this sherrard. —— another piece in this charade. we have to state the line from israel, the government of benjamin netanyahu israel, the government of benjamin neta nyahu who say israel, the government of benjamin netanyahu who say they were just defending their borders and their people yesterday when bat assault took place. that is the line from israel. a report by a uk civil liberties group has found a failure rate of more than ninety per cent in facial recognition systems used by police. big brother watch has described the technology as "dangerous and inaccurate". our technology

it has blocked a call for an investigation into the killings meanwhile protests have moved to the west bank where palestinians have been marking the day that they called the catastrophe the displacement of their people when israel was founded seven decades ago. it's good to have you with us after one of the deadliest days in their conflict with israel palestinians in gaza spent this tuesday burying their dead almost sixty people killed by israeli troops on monday there were more protests in the west bank today as people marked the displacement of palestinians when the state of israel was created seventy years ago the u.n. security council held an emergency session this afternoon which ended without action the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. had this to say that. we condemn in the most of the orders massacre committed by israel in the gaza strip. one look at it call for a hold to the military aggression and so people immediately. and we call for a transparent independent international inquiry to be conducted. and the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley defended israel's resp

now, guys, we will be watching for scattered protests today across east jerusalem and the west bank but, again, the big day, the big day we will be watching for fiery protests is tomorrow in gaza. diane and kendis. >> i know they're ramping up security in the area. molly hunter in jerusalem for us, thanks, molly. >>> overnight the kilauea volcano in hawaii has opened yet another crack sending lava flowing into a residential neighborhood. now, besides lava the openings are spewing poisonous gases and future vents are likely to cut off escape routes out of the threatened neighborhoods. scientists say the entire volcano could erupt at any moment. abc's janai norman has the latest. >> reporter: another crack opening in the ground. the 18th fissure in more than a week erupting on hawaii's big island. >> explosion is pow, pow, pow. things moving and the bigger explosions i've actually seen rocks fly over the tree line and i can feel in my body. >> reporter: the sound roaring as lava sizzles bubbling upwards of 800 feet in the air torching trees and stoking fears for people living nearby. >> l

do settlers in the west bank for example is he going to get you know there is a list that we all get which divided you know that palestinian and from the israeli palestinian authority officials will meet him i don't know definitely they will meet people you know because simply. he is he may be here asked to visit them he asked to meet them so politely be able they will meet him and they could explain this is the weight of the but if i am. prison i wouldn't actually meet you don't say sorry you know you are coming to not too independent palestine not to liberated palestine and you are coming you know the people and the patient and this is this is this is your policy which make them patient and the this is your policy we used you cheated us and the west and britain in particular sit at the president go and talk to your enemy go and. you know make a settlement with them this is the best way for you and what the policy and they accepted this advice they talked for twenty five years with the israelis and they were rewarded not by the israeli withdrawal not by independent palestinian state

israeli troops but the united states defends their actions meanwhile protests have moved to the west bank or palestinians have been marking what they call the catastrophe the displacement of their people when israel was founded seven decades ago. also coming up tens of thousands of people have been killed in mexico's drug wars but who supplied the weapons six former employees of a german company go on trial plus football's world champs germany taking a professional squad to defend their title that includes the star goalkeeper manuel neuer even though he hasn't played for months will find out who else made the team that we are sports reporter. on little rock thank you very much for your company everyone. after the deadliest day since twenty fourteen palestinians in gaza have been burying their dead almost sixty people killed by israeli troops there have been more protests in the west bank as people mark what they call the knockabout or catastrophe referring to the displacement of palestinians when the state of israel was created seven decades ago there's been a widespread international cri

almost sixty people in israel and the palestinians brace for more protest action has moved to the west bank where palestinians have been marking what they call a catastrophe of the founding of israel seven years ago. also coming up tens of thousands of people have been killed in mexico's drug wars but who supplied the weapons six former employees of a german company go on trial. hopes for the tibetan autonomy ahead of tibet's government in exile. but the chances of the region getting more freedom within china are very high. toss football's world champs germany pick up a provisional squad to defend their title include star goalkeeper manuel neuer even though he hasn't played in months we'll talk about it with our correspondent and dortmund where the selections were announced you. know. they're going to have you with us people in the palestinian territories are on edge today after israeli troops killed at least fifty eight people in clashes at the border with gaza yesterday earlier israeli soldiers fired tear gas to disperse small groups of protesters in the west bank town of bethlehem there

schools homebuyers in the illegal settlements get loans on easy terms from the banks palestinian west bank residents are forbidden by military order to enter settlements except as laborers bearing special permits sediba she is the israel and palestine advocacy director for human rights watch and she says banks need to do more to comply with international law. israel's largest banks are providing services in and two settlements in the west bank that contribute to severe abuses settlements are a war crime it's unlawful for an occupying power to transfer its civilian population into the occupied territory and settlements also trigger severe human rights abuses such as restrictions on freedom of movement for palestinians they take place on land that has been stolen from palestinians and they also a trigger a discriminatory regime in these cases banks are actively partnering with developers to build new homes on land that has been unlawfully seized from neighboring palestinians while residents of nearby palestinian villages can't even access their land much less build on it so israel as an occu

. >> let me turn to the west bank. as minister of defense you're responsible for the west bank. there is no publicly active peace process at the moment, but yet the west bank is -- >> no peace in process. >> fair enough. the west bank is relatively quiet. can you say a few words about security cooperation, your relationship with the palestinian authority, how things are actually operating, relatively quietly, on the ground. >> first of all, i think we must ask another question, why we are still in the deadlock with the palestinians despite that we sign the -- 25 years ago. 25 years ago. and to speak frankly, i'm very bad guy. i am right wing, i am a settler. i am russian of birth and it's very right-wing government today in israel. the question, why we fail to achieve some agreement, even strategic breakthrough with the palestinians during 25 years, and remember that we had very damaged government, including -- and sharon, remember the meeting in camp david with arafat and -- and the question why we have no -- it's the biggest issue. i think that, at least in my understanding, t

hopefully the whole thing will cool down, although the long, long history between the west bank, gazais one in which is tit for tat and it's headed in a dangerous direction. we ought to find ways to cool it down, try to prevent any more violence taking place. but i'm not hopeful. it looks very, very bad. >> really quickly, there has been almost a deafening silence coming out of capitol hill talking about the violence coming out of gaza. are you at all disappointed with the democratic party who has been absolutely silent on what is taking place here? >> i think it's every human's responsibility and those of us that have these elected positions to speak out and to do the best we can. to find paths to peaceful resolution, a very difficult and long lasting controversies. certainly israel has a right to protect itself. the ensuing violence that came about as a result of the demonstrations is tragic. laying blame one place or another isn't going to do much good here. what would do good is try to cool it down, let's figure out how we can find paths forward. that may sound like a pie in the s

no if we allow that to happen in the west bank look sharing the country it won't be possible to give children to look at though it's going to mean the end of a democratic jewish nation and looks to show you what that land there are only two options giving palestinians full citizenship and ending the jewish state you know them or revoking their rights and ending our democracy. what the settlers have begun five and a continued colonization are no longer simply troubling immoral acts they are terrifying. it's the most profoundly antis zionist action and it's quietly destroying us who made flesh meat on shake. and we are traumatized by z. repeated failure of the peace process. should end it's somehow you'll make a court. so that's why there's nothing we can do to stop this terrible process anymore to meet you so it's a. big joke it will bring us back to the same point we were asked when we were being was assassinated. but in reality rabin has no errors at all and what any real sense. he took. cleaner being was not some peacenik hippie has some made him out to be his vision is a serious a

travel to a brown and the west bank where tensions between israelis and palestinians still run high. i have a meeting with some former israeli soldiers who denounce the occupation and its consequences and everyday life. i mean it's an issue that the because it was illiterate service in hebron was a very tough experience. that one isn't enough to out of the that's what i left her brand of i solemnly swore to myself that i would never set foot there again. she got to build with what i served also what no place ever gave me such a bad feeling as have brought. more shell attorney service here was really a comparable. gift should it. should wish to. stem such an aim much mission breaking the silence was founded twelve years ago at the end of the second intifada by a group of former soldiers who had served in hebron. the men mean even today it's still one of the bloodiest places. they believe that what soldiers experience daily should be shared with the public. will they assembled photos they taken during their service as evidence. i'm seeing a huge difference between what really happens a

there were more protests in the west bank today and worldwide condemnation of israel. the u.n.urity council held an emergency session today. the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. had this to say. >> we condemn in the most emphatic terms the odorous massacre committed by israel and -- in the gaza strip. we call for a halt to aggression against our people immediately. and we call for a transparent, independent, international inquiry to be conducted. brent: u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, defended israel's response to the protest in gaza. >> no country in this chamber would act with more restraint than israel has. in fact, the records of several countries here today suggests they would be much less restrained. those who suggest that the gaza violence has anything to do with the location of the american embassy are sorely mistaken. rather, the violence comes from those who reject the existence of the state of israel in any location. brent: that was nikki haley. in the meantime, the situation on the ground in the palestinian territories remains tense. authoritie

as in the west bank today and worldwide condemnation of israel the u.n. security council held an emergency session today the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. he had this to say that about. we condemn in the most emphatic times the odor the massacre committed by israel in the gaza strip. one look at it call for a hold to the military aggression and some people immediately. and we call for a transparent independent international inquiry to be conducted. where u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley defended israel's response to the protest in gaza no country in the stranger would act with more restraint than israel has in fact the records of several countries here today suggest they would be much less restrained those who suggest that the gaza violence has anything to do with the location of the american embassy are sorely mistaken rather the violence comes from those who reject the existence of the state of israel in any vocation. and that was nikki haley now in the meantime the situation on the ground in the palestinian territories it remains

we're back to our top story now palestinians in gaza on the west bank are protesting against the u.s. embassy move from tel aviv to jerusalem i viewed as a show of america's bias towards israel the opening of a new facility is expected to happen in a few hours time we've been bringing you live pictures from the protests throughout the day we're now joined by local journalist mohammed how my issues in ramallah where protests over the embassy relocation are also taking place mohammed good to see you can you give us a feel of what's happening in the city right now and what should we expect throughout the day. here in the near the kalandia checkpoint in ramallah which is considered by many palestinians to be the northern entrance of jerusalem protesters are arriving to demonstrate against the embassy move you can see many of the protesters have actually set fire to several tires in the area with the smoke covering the area and that israeli soldiers have set themselves along the wall and along the checkpoint to keep the protesters buc similar demonstrations are said to occur. as well as he

are they your relatives well then my brothers all prisoners of my brothers in gaza and in the west bank they're all our brothers who work here what do you think of arafat's approach arafat's approach we hope for understanding for things to get better things should think of our young people in the camp before our eyes and then almost get the net militant has risen where do you live i mean this is a year or so what's the situation like there. and what if this is a situation in shisha you know shooting as clashes people killed in the streets children getting short going to school and then a dragged out of their shops yesterday a pregnant woman was killed in jerusalem with her unborn child that's some of the situation is terrible it's a catastrophe. because of the. they give them a. moment did you decide to reach an agreement with the p.l.o. which is previously been taboo. without going on that it had been taboo for me to. i don't want to show things in a different light to the way they were. how i observed the process among the palestinians those in the territories and those elsewhere made

it was one of several across the west bank today.hey're coming down all the s reets into the main square. tom there they move to one of the refugee camps and from there go to a crossing into israel seat is often where you see the flash points where violence can happen. ( explosions ) we're at one of the flash points right now situated in the -- you hear tear gas being fired right ghw. we're going to put our masks on. (gunfire) ( explosions ) these girls used their hands and hijabs to try to keep the tear gas off them. one was rescued by a volunteer team and rushed off to be treated. palestinian president mahmoud abbas said he would never accept any peace deal put forward by the trump administration at this point. se actually called the moving of the embassy a new settlement. seth doane is with us now. seth covered the opening of the u.s. embassy here today. seth, you've covered this issue extensively over the last couple c years. how is this being viewed here? >> you can see as you go back and forth across the sides, it can feel like

breathing and seeing almost impossible today is not the day and across the west bank palestinians are commemorating what they call the day of catastrophe it coincides with israelis celebration of what they say is the day of independence that harkens back to one nine hundred forty eight when the state of israel was declared yesterday we did see the biggest number of casualties that we've witnessed here since the last gaza war back in two thousand and fourteen fifty nine palestinians were killed in protests along the israel gaza border more than two thousand were injured and those figures are from the palestinian health ministry the israeli army has insisted that it is acting in self-defense and they say that they're behaving the same way any sovereign state would in protecting its borders so if you the situation here on the ground tense we will be following events throughout the course of the day and unfortunately we do expect the casualty count to climb. where protests against the american embassy being relocated to jerusalem have been held in the u.s. itself the crowds marched in was

on what's happening right now in the city of ramallah in the west bank security forces being deployed there they're using a little bit earlier to disperse demonstrators who've been gathering for several hours and what we are seeing here are more and more people coming into the streets a little plume of smoke coming from the right of your screen because what we had been seeing earlier where tires burned a lot of black smoke at the end of this street which is. jaffa street the other end of this is the main street in ramallah a lot of protesters there right now security services at the other side of the road leading to some sort of standoff that is quite quiet at the moment earlier protesters have been throwing raw. burning tires we know that the israeli military knows ses over thirty five followers and palestinians are currently running out twelve different locations in the west bank. so without let's turn to gaza this is the scene right now in the occupied territory protesters turning up very early in the morning there are throwing stones molotov cocktails in response you how to israel