well, this happened in jeanine the occupied west bank. you heard your guests there, you know, occupied palestinian territories recognize under international law that is the occupied westbank. that is the besieged, gauze strip and occupied is jerusalem. and, you know, covering the story. it is an ongoing story and sometimes it's difficult to keep the international audience interested because it has become so much of the norm if you will, whether it's home demolitions, whether it's forced evictions and occupy these jew slim. you know, the settlement expansions in the occupied west bank, whether it's the rate of, you know, palestinian towns and villages the refugee camp in jeanine arrests in the west bank . so. so this is the narrative. it is difficult to cover a lot of those things sometimes particularly when you have a situation like and jeanine when you have life fire that is used when things are tense. the israeli army is ready. security forces often actively target journalists side is something that everyone who covers this area, palest

think that something like that maybe a 100 and full to check points across the west bank 7. 100 road lot. so we'll just talking one or 2. what does that do to life for the rest of the palestinians in the west side, when you've got hundreds and hundreds of checkpoints and from roadblock, you're right. i mean, it's not just the settlements themselves as a whole infrastructure been built to maintain new customer roads such as all the different services, all the resources that they're stating from palestinians on effects every aspect of palestinian life in the west bank move men, residential areas where palestinians can even go go walking or hiking. there is a, you know, very limited space that palestinians can, can spend time, recreation, me and, and all this is designed to make palestinian life in the west bank. totally unbearable . so they pushes more and more palestinians out, and that's the end goal of design as tracy is to have as much as possible with as little palestinians as possible on that land and allow, you know, full view is watching this from the around the world. they may

they are from the west bank or palestine from the west bank. they know the ground and they know how to operate, you know, within certain safety parameters. and so this is a shock, and yes, it's a reminder that, you know, we can cool we want for the immunity of journalists. but the reality is that very often, not just here, but you're mentioning across the world, you know, ukraine. and i've just been reporting there as well. you had journalist hill there as well. you know, if you're talking about the bigger issue of press freedom, this is of course an issue. thank you very much. stephanie deca live for us. all right, so here's what we know so far about the death of the veteran al jazeera journalist sharing terrain was reporting on israeli writes. and your name in the occupied with bank that have been need daily right there after a series of deadly attacks inside israel. she was shot in the face despite wearing her press vest, and was declared dead in hospital crowns have carried her body from the hospital through the straits of janine, in a proc

why it's on tv, what city and others were working from an animal and elsewhere in the west bank? i was there, i sort of smashed far as i sorta shutting the effective shutting and potter. and then my dad actually as a colleague, he called them city in the city and my son. he has a picture of you and his stratford, and i was very embarrassed at that moment, but i felt the staggering figure enter my life as a real person. and the time went on to love edward. just last year, me and her were approaching in jerusalem side by side. we were together in damascus state. i was always felt protected by her presence. i felt when i'm standing by shaheen. i won't be attacked as brutally. i will, i would feel safe. i felt she was the mentor as a budding journalist, as young journalist and because you've been attacked before. yes, i've been attacked in jerusalem and she was in the palestinian. jo was a target and being a journalist does not make things easier for a jerusalem might. athenian: we're not foreigners, we're palestinians, and we're in jerusalem. so when we are reporting, i felt her fig

the 24th avenue coverage all across the occupies west bank and even other places. so this is why people felt like i want to be a journalist because i want to be like a long line or get they were strong. female journalist, they empower them with this. you can hear hear from the sounds of people with present who are until to shop or coming to other people you might look at their faces. i miss cents a month is that anger and frustration here because people say that even when the whole world is paying versus they done to be and justice will be served or the apartment 3 is from these really are me, would be had the counter i thank you very much in a day needa abraham, a lie presley in ramallah, waiting for sharon's body to he taken name. okay. just a few moments ago the us ambassador to the un at linda thomas greenfield spoke. let's have a listen to what she had to say about the events that unfolded today. ah, but before talking about the trip, i just want to express my sincere condolences over ah, the law serve the palestinian american journalist alger journalist who w

and where we have seen an increase in attack against the press in the, in the west bank and gaza. so again, part of senior journalists in particular, so this we are of course, as as 0 we are also following the news and pushing. we're putting out the statement very soon calling for an independent investigation into this case is very important to understand whether sharina has been targeted. unfortunately, the what the information we have received so far, a fear that it could have been the case, which obviously would be a very serious crime. however, the most important thing and now is that there is an independent investigation into this case and we know how hard it will be to get there. you know what, there is a principle which is core to join me core to coverage of any conflict, any crisis which is a journalist cannot be targeted that's, that's a war crime. so that is the principle that we need to fight to the front. and we cannot compromise on day. so definitely i be, i will use it. you know, reach and internet chat like the reach to international organizations and member to ensu

they can't go to the west bank, they can't reach jerusalem. they can't be part of serene who they love and respect and be part of her funeral and more in her right there. so only could do is watch her funeral on tv. we spoke to some people inside this small public coffee shop about what, what the felt when the so these attacks would be felt when the so the scene on her funeral. most of the replied in their reply that we've read for so long that this is a usual behavior by the occupation forces towards any palestinian, whether this palestinian was dead or alive, whether this palestinian or is it no one person is a normal person, is the respected person or not, this, is there a systematic punitive behavior towards palestinian that keeps it going on. another person told me this shall always go. why? because there isn't one international de terrance that the, at the occupation has been facing throughout all its crime in history with the palestinian or against the palestinian people. this is pretty much how the people hearing garza feel about today

when the policies are no occupation in either the west bank, well hey, in the west bank, they come on the israeli military law. and here they come on. the is running at least little so it's a very, very different law, very different standards as we've been talking about a marana remind 8th. what happened a little earlier today because they were skirmishes and those police, you're talking about those israeli pennies, arrested a number of palestinians. what did they arrest them for? hello. the full thought i was the guy who they were a number of oh, to national if you had they wanted into the old city, you'll see it was still open at that stage. the shops were open and people out in the streets and then there was wanting battle with palestinian youth. we don't know who through the festival he threw the 1st rock a wendy. what happened inside investigation is only going to be the only thing that reveals that however, we do know that there were very bloody clashes. the police then actually went in and arrested the palestinians. and not any of the elder nationalists who are here right now w

stephanie deca live for a say in a rama line the west bank. let's now bring in a file con, who's a member of the u. k. parliament with the opposition labor party is joining us from london. mister can thank you very much for being with us and thank you for your patience. our colleague, serene was killed while trying to tell the story of what's happening in jeanine right now. the story of the occupation of policy and people. first of all, what is your reaction as a member of the british parliament? a la 1st will start by saying that i would like to express my sincere condolences and sympathies for the tragic murder off your colleague. and of course, also with our family for losing that such a care what let me bring to reach, but i am personally deeply disturbed and outrage to learn more drops down to sherry. i sadly, this is not isolated when we look from the past the 4 years, see how large number of people have been killed egypt. and that is not acceptable. there's been a lot of statements of condemnation of outrage. reactions that we've seen a

sharon was reporting on israeli rides in jeanine in the occupied west bank near daily rains. have been carried out there after a series of deadly attacks inside israel. she was shot in the head despite wearing her press fast. doctors say she was killed instantly and couldn't have been saved. even if she'd reached hospital. crowds of people carried her body from the hospital until it reached out. his ear is offices in ramallah, jamal i shall, has oh, don't shoot the messenger unless you're in his really soldier. in that case, you're seemingly okay with shooting to a reporter who's clearly identifiable as a journalist and poses no throat. should he and broccoli is the latest reports are to be killed by the israeli military, which has a long history of targeting journalists and news outlets. particularly al jazeera sharing, a veteran reporter who spent her life covering events and occupied palestine.

the city of a lad is very close to the occupied west bank. we understand that both these men were working illegally in a lad and according to the police, now they're not sure whether the 2 men who seem to have gotten away in a vehicle according to reports, whether they're still in israel or managed to reenter the occupied west bank now the border of entry into israel from the west bank has been closed since tuesday afternoon because of commemorations and events here with memorial day and independence day. it was supposed to be opened on friday, but that has now been extended. those closes have been extended until sunday because of this man hunt, but certainly these really security forces saying that they've closed road security has been up in allowed, using helicopters to try and find these 2 men. and all the stories are falling. a better russian court has sentence the russian girlfriend of dissident journalist to 6 years in jail of to both were arrested on the authorities in minsk diverted that flight. 24 year old, so fierce of peggy and had

so farm sharon was reporting on his wiley rides in jeanine in the occupied west bank. there have been me daily rides thereafter. a series of deadly attacks inside is while she was shot in the head. despite wearing her press vest, doctors say she was killed instantly and couldn't be saved even though she was rushed to hospital. crowds had carried her body from the hospital through the straits of janine, in a procession to honor him. eye witnesses and fellow jealous, shufa hun, i. yasha says they were pinned down by snipers when showing was shot. well, you can come only. we stood together in a collective way as journalists then was started moving when we were shocked by the live ammunition fired at us. we reached an area that did not allow us to withdraw them and we were just facing the snipers. if they were not really willing to kill some of us, we could have started shooting before our arrival in this marrow area. i see this is a clear assassination of journalists. the one that killed serene was intended to kill her because he shot the bullets out to marry of her body

journalists after one of its best known correspondents, shireen abu aklay, was shot dead in the occupied west banktry to hold the wings level and start descending for me. and a passenger with no idea how to fly is given instructions to land a plane in florida, after the pilot fell ill. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we begin our programme with a special report from ukraine's second biggest city, kharkiv. in recent days, ukrainian forces have been retaking a number of towns and villages, pushing russian infantry and artillery back towards the border. the fighting, which has led to a dramatic fall in russian shelling of kharkiv, has been slow and costly, but ukrainian forces, say they now have the upper hand. kharkiv is just a0 kilometres from the russian border, and the russians�* retreat, could pose a wider threat to moscow's stated aim of capturing significant territory in the east, as fresh ukrainian troops join the battle there. our correspondent, quentin sommerville, and camera journalist, darren conway, have spent the last week with ukrainian troops, in and aro

for example, in the occupied west bank palestine. ambassador of the u. k. o spoke and denounced what he called the murder, assuring our eichler at the hands of the israeli armed forces. bearable so been her words of disappointment in the u. k. government for her. it's perceived week response. if in fact there has been a response really a toll to a she reads killing, we've heard from some of the names of other palestinians who been killed by these ready armed forces right out and we've heard demands for justice and reminders. but for decades really, there have been palestinians killed without any form of accountability in most cases. but also there have been words or to remind you of just what she remains to people across the world are important as a journalist, her integrity and people shock at her death. joining us now is amazon, the president of the new generation for palestine and non profit organization that will be hosting a rally to honor serene. on sunday, he is also a professor and a comedian. he joins us from dearborn in michigan. thank you for joi

she was shocked in the head and killed instantly in the occupied west bank on wednesday. ah, her colleague seemed to the right it's shed the hand asia. she says the attack on her team was intended to kill yanine already then aquila left the land, the occupational forces led us to reach that point where they fired on us. i went to tell her that i'm sorry, i couldn't protect you when we were under fire. i failed to save you alayna. israel's government initially said palestinian fighters were to blame, but that was disputed by witnesses, journalists, and rights groups. this is the moment where there's going to be the most outpouring of outrage and grief about the killing of terrain. so if they can cast doubt, if they can muddy waters around the death serene by possibly getting newspapers in the international spare to suggest that she was killed by a palestinian, they have been successful called israel says it will, investigator in killing an offer to do it in conjunction with palestinian official, the palestinian president said he would not cooperate with israel already. you

i believe you've moved to another part of the occupied west bank. can see that you now have your press jack on your helmet. we can see smoke right behind you. tell us exactly what's happening. it just took us 10 minutes 1000000 to get to where we are here. look at us with all our gear because the radio army is confronting with the palestinian processors. they're using here gas. they're advancing towards the palestinian protesters. but we've been also hearing a lot of live amunition by the israeli forces being used against the palestinian youth. if you can see them, they're running away soon as the re, the army is moving, the jeeps, as you can see, are moving towards the palestinians. remember, we're talking about west, this is an area that is roughly 10 minutes or less with the traffic, from the city sunset or from a lot. and this is the image that you see. color thing in trying to rule rocks. the can you see the it's your gas there, of tear gas being shot at the processors. so they came here because they want to protest against illegal is really su

up at palestinian flock. procession passed through many towns and villages in the west bank. the march started from town, so it is an antique near the conic line. only northern outskirts of the status of remo light, and that would be era where eventually clashes erupted. dozens of people suffocated as israeli soldiers use t, a gas grenades the use from ability as well as real wants to violently dispatch. the protest as the same pattern was seen in many palestinian villages, but especially in the nablus region of and the self of that region. thousands were ange it clashes between palestinians and the israeli. all mean various areas have been going on since sunday morning. the so called israeli flock procession provoked massive and dressed in west bank in response demonstrations. came out here flying only to palestinian flock. remarkably, there were no flags of palestinian factions. all parties is expressed the message of palestinians united thereafter heads in oppose an israeli actions and show. and there stands against is so called celebration of the occupation of the city of

the health care infrastructure in the west bank is says is severely lacking . so sometimes people have to travel inside the 48 territories for medical attention. and in order to do that, you need permission from the israeli regime to do so. and the israeli regime often denies that permission. and such as the case with a lot of patients in garza who had denied access to the treatment that they so solely need. and in the west bank, if you need to go to hospital, you might come across a pop up checkpoint and you might not be allowed to pass. right? so it means mosley is very hard, but also july. what does that mean for people's basic normal political and human rights that we take for granted? a living under occupation means that sort of off. net, my dear friend city, is the palestine that we need to promote to leave. the truth is justice, and she is the narrative that we should be for more thing on the continuum. israeli war crimes since 1948. her case is the perfect legal case for a war crime. that is why we think the i to see is relevant today. it must add on th

government are responsible for their sanctions in the west bank. at the same time, the palestinian administration has stressed that israel has been playing with via considering itself estate above the law because it has been violates an international law. palestine has also read to rated that the past to beast get only be paid out fruit fulfilling that amounts and right of the palestinian people, there would be no stability with down that palestinian people obtain in all their rights and at jerusalem is not for sale. not much of the price. the event comes at a time of particularly high tensions following the death of a. m, excuse me, permanent palestinian american journalist who was shot during an israeli military road with both sides accusing each other of committing it with killing. we heard from jerusalem city counselor, laura wharton, who says the celebration was ruined because police failed to take things under control. i think it's a holiday and it's kind of been hijacked by the extreme right. which is very sad because it used to be a celebra

also in ramallah in the occupied west bank. i'm fully by t bowl. thank you for joining us here on our jazeera, on what has been a very sad day for us as we continue to report on the killing of al jazeera journalist, saw colleague shaheen abil. utley fi is really forces in the occupied west bank. she was shot while covering and he's really raid in the city of jeanine al jazeera media network has called it a blatant murder, violating international laws and norms. jamal o child begins that coverage with this report. don't shoot the messenger unless you're in israeli soldier. in that case, you're seemingly ok with shooting a reporter who's clearly identifiable as a journalist and poses no threat. should he and barclays is the latest report or to be killed by the israeli military, which has a long history of targeting journalists and news outlets. particularly al jazeera and sharing a veteran reporter who spent her life covering events and occupied palestine was among a group of journalists documenting what was happening in janine early on wednesday . a

and the bigger issue remains that of occupation and west banking goes. i know some of the reaction we've had, you know, has been sort of saying, you know, this is a reminder that we need to. and i think with the top foreign minister state farm, israeli terrorism, what do you make of the reaction that we've seen globally so far to sharina? oh, it's so far it's been more or less the traditional form of responding. cautiously. all the world is very worried about, always worried when it comes to criticizing israel, because very easily they can be accused of just a magic and sentiments and so on. so people are being very cautious in the way they approach it. but what is it important? i think is that even amongst israelis and few time we're from trinity has come to an end because of the development in social media and journalism and reporting. this is one incident that has been literally recorded on film. i mean, there, you can call for as many investigations as you lie. but there are i witnesses the filming going on. this is the thing which, i guess i found q

sharon was shot in the head spy is ready forces in the occupied west bank. on wednesday, president muffled abbas has promised to seek justice at the international criminal court as cross i, but a moron khan who is near the church in occupied east jerusalem, where the funeral will be held to him on well, let me just show you what's going on at the moment, just down the street is where the church, where the memorial. so a full screen of luckily will take place. you can see media and some people are already gathering. now we're in west teresa and technical where we are in occupied east jerusalem, permanent palestinian area posters like this are going up. i just want to show you this. if this is a strain uh block lay, the poster says the world does not stop. may her soul rest in peace. both posters are going up in occupied east jerusalem, but the police are actually tearing them down. they're not allowing palestinians to put those places up to show their support for her and their grief and their morning that's causing some controversy. now we're only about a 5 m

and where we have seen increasing attacks against the price in a, in the west bank and gaza. so again, it's quite a thing and journalists in particular, so this we are of course, as, as the year. and we are also following the news and pushing, we're putting out the statement very soon calling for an independent investigation into this case is very important to understand whether sharina has been targeted. unfortunately, the what the information we have received so far appears that it could be the case which obviously would be a very serious crime. however, the most important thing and now is that there is an independent investigation into this case. and we know how hard it will be to get there in data. that's the thing, is that because when these crimes happen, given the kind of places that they happen in, particularly in this case, the investigations often lead to nothing. yeah, absolutely. need to nothing. there is no investigation whatsoever to start with. and very often, even in many cases, we have seen the jordan cms helping forces to try and carry out the investigation,

outside aljazeera's offices in the west bank, those who worked with her must now cover the death of onee than just a colleague, but a symbol of fearless reporting, of the realities on the ground for palestinians. and her death adds to the weight of grief that has been descending across this region. israelis have been shocked at one of the worst waves of violence on their streets in years. since march, at least 18 people have been killed by armed attackers. with arrest raids launched and tension surging, at least 25 palestinians have been killed in the west bank. they gathered to support the family, preparing for the first night without their daughter. she was also an american national — now the us is demanding answers. israel says it is investigating, as a veteran correspondent falls victim to the conflict she covered. tom bateman, bbc news, ramallah. authorities in shanghai are further restricting access to hospitals and food, as the city enters the most severe phase of its extended lockdown. some neighbours of confirmed covid—i9 cases and others living close by are also being forced i

the very place she was proud to call home him alger zita, the occupied west bank. well, a resident spoke to out there a stephanie deca about what's been happening around serene place home in beth honey today. yes they, they, they got bullshit ins. house in bit, honey, and i was there. that was why they go them. they want global him to make a global him in bit, honey, not now with it came to the children and all that if i'm any, come in here. i know of that. we've been coming to here and they come there, let's did people. mm. pippins didn't do anything for them. the police is lay in a police. there wasn't a problem in jerusalem, not let on. athenian they came dead and they said, but athenian, kill them. and they know that that thought jobs is laney. so just kill julian. she didn't did die in found postilion in his my, in on me. but why does she mean to you? she's mean, every think shitty and good to every house in, in palestine. she got to janine she got to julia cook, she got to hebron. she's she got to hear me tell him she in 25 years walked in just had a big boss

the so called israeli flock procession flogged, massive and dressed in the west bank. in response demonstrations came out here flying only to palestinian flock. remarkably, there were no flags of palestinian factions or parties. this expressed the message of palestinians united thereafter had in impose an israeli actions and show in their stands against the so called celebration of the occupation of the city of jerusalem. there has been widespread official condemnation of the provoked of actions in jerusalem. his passion about the israeli scold the api bow as well as raisin of israeli flags on the territory of the ox and mosque. the pal staying in foreign ministry has said that all this phenomena have created a new phase of pensions on the course of destruction. what are the palestinian foreign ministry has how the israeli government responsible for their sanctions in the west bank? at the same time, the palestinian administration has stressed that israel has been playing with via considering itself estate above the law because it has been violate an international law.

why are there refugee camps in the occupied west bank? well, because people were displaced from their homes for decades and decades. there is no hope in the sense that the last time they were piece taught was there were 2014 this because we're talking about the occupation you're talking about documenting as reporters, as journalists, the escalation, an ebb and flow of what happens here. and that's going to continue happening until you address the underlying issue, which is the occupation. and again, if we're talking about the last time they had piece talk, this was 2014 and they were talking about talk to start the tools. they never even managed to scratch the surface about the real complicated issues like east jerusalem, like borders like the return of refugees, which even many people will tell you is an impossibility. but it's so complex. but again, she represented the daily reality of the occupation, not just the big wars knowing just the major stories sharina was there every day into people's households. and this is why, you know, she

the very place she was proud to call home him alger zita, the occupied west bank. okay, let sir take you back cut to occupied east jerusalem. this was just a short while ago the body of our colleague, shaheen. ugly, who was murdered by israeli forces on wednesday. this week or as that late overnight in a mortuary, at a hospital, it is now about to be moved and carried to church in occupied east jerusalem, where a funeral service will be held before. shaheen is laid to rest, alongside her parents in a nearby graveyard. and as you saw from lead us report just a few moments ago, this follows yesterday surface at a church in occupied east jerusalem. a rut up followed a state memorial with palestinian leaders and foreign diplomats among the thousands who attended this is al jazeera, my from doha. it is 10 hours g m t. a funeral will be held in the coming hours for al jazeera journalist, shaheen black clay, who was killed by israeli forces on wednesday. the service to the church in hockey bodies to richland, follows a state moral with palestinian leaders and foreign dipl

the investigation after a palestinian-american reporter is shot dead covering a raid in the west bank. plus the haunting pictures of soldiers trapped inside a steel plant in ukraine. we speak to the wife of a soldier. >> i will do everything to save him. >> o'donnell: and unifying america with with a group of teenagers who turned their experiences into action. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. tonight, american families are coping with rising prices on everything from groceries, gas, and rent. consumer prices jumped by 8.3% compared to the same time last year. and while inflation eased slightly in april, it remains near a four-decade high. and while wage growth has risen at the fastest pace in 20 years, it hasn't kept pace with inflation. food and gas prices lead the way, with the national average for regular gas hitting a new record today at $4.40 a gallon. president biden traveled to the midwest and vowed to help american farmers deal with the g

and janine in the occupied west bank that had been daily rate. there were a series of deadly attacks inside israel. she was shot in the face despite wearing her press fast and was declared dead in hospital crowds of carried her body from the hospital through the streets of janine in a procession to on the details about her funeral at this moment on clear. well ellia, my colleague rob matheson spoke without the zeros managing director. john tremble here in the studio. and he called for accountability for the killing of serena blacklight as the managing director of a channel like this does this gave you. is it necessary for you to, to stop and consider the circumstances under which journalists who are covering concepts like this and work to a way to try to improve them to make them safer? is that really very much you can do when the circumstances are as we see them in these, in this particular region, we do as much as we possibly can of the safety. the health and safety of our journalists is of paramount importance to us. we have all the necessary

he said that just in the past 2 years, the palestinian journalists were killed in the west bank and gaza. hundreds have been injured. i mean, over the years and according to to bait. which is israel leading human human rights organization. the use of lethal for by israeli forces to the west bank is a crucial element in israel. ability maintain its control over millions of palestinians. and unfortunately, journalists are often to target as they are. the ones who are, are covering israel crimes and attacks in the occupied territory. unfortunately, again, i would have to say there's little to no confidence in foreign governments and 3rd party states at this point when it comes to putting pressure on israel for its crime. there needs to be a political, but unfortunately when it comes to israel, there is no political well in terms of holding israel accountable for its crimes. and to tax on the journalist in press, you know, time and time again, when palestinian journalists are killed. when children are killed, when unarmed women are killed, when anyone is tell them the webpage is maybe, you k

in the west bank and gaza. and this is the one palestinian constituency that has been the most favorable toward a 2 state solution. really for the past year. and so the fact that even in this constituency support for 2 states is going down in support for one state is going up. is really saying quite a lot because when you factor in the rest of the palestinian public in the diaspora, then you see a much more solid majority in favor of one state. interesting. i mean, new, or israel, someone say it has taken steps in recent years and decades, really, to make a 2 state solution, seemingly impossible. i mean chief among them and it's saying more of the occupied west bank, expanding jewish only settlements enshrining that in law. i mean, there are now more than 700000 settlers living in the occupied west bank. maybe the right question to ask if you will is, is not if the 2 state solution is dead. but when was it ever alive? when was it properly born? i know we talk about oslo and 67, i mean, was it ever alive? well,

journalists killed, covering, and is really read on a refugee camp. sharina i was in the occupied west bank, the broadcaster says the veteran reporter was targeted by israeli forces. israel's military chief maintains it's unclear who killed her. law says the abortion battle in the united states heats up. we'll meet one woman who has a personal stake in the issue ahead of a likely supreme court ruling to roll back pro choice stripes. ah, hi everyone. i am layla, iraq. thank you so much for joining us. we begin in ukraine where present vollmer zalinski says his country's forces are making gains against russian troops and have retaken several villages around the country. second biggest city har keith in the east. meanwhile, in the south, russian and sold officials in her san said, they planned to ask moscow to annex the territory ukraine hope's more u. s. military funding will help it. we claim occupied regions, ukrainian forces taking back control and villages on the outskirts of hockey. as units crest forward, they encountered trail of wreckage from russia's invasion. ukrainian soldiers say

ah, why money site this is out there alive. memorial services have been held across the occupied west bank and gaza to honor al jazeera janice serene. a black leg, it was killed by israelis. poles have disclosed in lebanon's 1st parliamentary elections since it's devastating economic crisis and they route explosion. and finan says it will formerly begin the process of applying for nato membership despite russian warning. sweden is also expected to do the same. ah 74 seconds of sirens to mark 74 years since an entire people's land began to be stolen. ah, it began in 1948 where hundreds of thousands of palestinians were driven out of their homes by sinus dom groups to make way for the creation of the state of israel . to this day, israel has bod, palestinian refugees, and their descendants, from returning to those homes in flagrant violation of international. so i me say down takes a look back at the history of the knock and how it's affected, entire generations. this is what designed this movement termed a land without the people. but in reality, during the 19th century, the land had an ove

intent to kill her at the conclusion of a palestinian investigation into a killing in the occupied west bank. on may 11th, it found she was hit by an armor piercing bullets. neither abraham has the details from ramallah. the is really army, deliberately targeted veteran. i just eat a journalist cheating a ball. claire. this is the mean finding of the palestinian public prosecutor's investigation into the killing. in a brusque conference in the presidential headquarters in the occupied westbank, the prosecutor explained how shitty was targeted while trying to escape a barrage of bullets. i'm not either. it's been proven conclusively that the targeting of shewn ugly and the group of dundas by the israeli occupation forces was direct and deliberate. that has been proved by the type of the rifle a rogue. hm. and you 14 and the type of the bullet known as appears in bullet stuff . the investigation confirmed there was no firing from the palestinian side at the time. shooting was killed. the bullet is a key evidence of the case. california official have refused to hand it over to the israeli autho

shireen abu aqla was shot dead in the occupied west bank on wednesday.jerusalem, here's tom bateman. all chant. shireen abu aqla was one of the best—known voices to palestinians. now in death, a national symbol. but grief for a revered reporter was to turn to fear and panic for the mourners. israel's security forces had entered the hospital gates as palestinians tried to walk the coffin out. the police fired stun grenades and pushed the crowd back. go! many rushed for cover inside. we've had complete chaos with people trying to get inside. i saw a woman with a very young baby, a patient or somebody who was here just at the hospital, caught in the middle of a huge crowd, trying to get inside. and even the pallbearers had to retreat... screaming and commotion. ..as police kicked and beat them with batons and the coffin slipped to the ground. the force says it acted to stop what it called "incitement" and stone—throwing. gunfire. shireen abu aqla was shot in the head covering an arrest raid by israel's army. reporters on the scene say the gunfire came from

you go in the occupied west bank just maybe 10 minutes away from the city center. you will see the elegant israeli settlements, the flags that military chuck coins, soldiers, the term lining your life, to where to where you can go, where you can go, and many people get even shots there. now we know that there are confrontations, no ongoing between the palestinians. and these radio army, we don't have a count of how many palestinians with injured, but we know that that have been injuries because the israeli army is using rubber coated steel booth at tier gas as well as live ammunition and stun grenades against the palestinians who are there remember, most of these palestinians are armed. if not all of them, they sometimes throw rocks. others, we've been seeing them using some sorts of a molotov cocktail, throwing it at the army. but we know the army is immunized. they have weapons, they have live ammunition, they often also bring a truck that sprays people with very nasty smelling water. so there are so many ways that we can see that the oper ha hand is with the isr

algae 0 reporter was killed during israeli army rate on the janine refugee camp in the occupied west bank on wednesday. israeli and palestinian authorities dispute who killed her journalist eye witnesses, and broadcaster al jazeera se serene was fatally shot by israeli forces. israel says it's not yet possible to determine what happened. i spoke to julie, some correspondence on your claim and asked her about the al pouring of grief. oh, well, we saw a very moving our funeral procession here in the old city. or she, there was 1st a church service, and then she was taken just around here outside the old city walls. and then behind me to the cemetery, a very small cemetery here. and it was a huge turn out of people paying their last respects and the hundreds, if not thousands, are coming to pay their respects to should be in a black learn. i think that just shows you how well respected as she bos, how well loved also in the community and her well known as she was not just locally, as she was somehow to phase 5 to 0 aerobic in the region reporting for over 20 years on this conflict on the imp

mar bell monsieur and palestinian flock procession passed through many towns and villages in the west bank. the march started from town. sons is an antique near the conic line on the northern outskirts of the cities of ramallah. and that would be era where eventually clashes erupted. thousands of people suffered to ins. he's bringing the soldiers. you see a gas grenades the used from a village as well as real wants to voluntary dispatch. they protested about the same pattern was seen in many palestinian villages, but especially in the nablus region of and the self of that region. dozens were injured in clashes between palestinians and the israeli. all mean various areas have been going on since sunday morning of the so called israeli flood procession of massive and dressed in the west bank any in response to demonstrate and came out here fly normally. the palestinian flock from the palestinian foreign ministry has said that all this phenomena have created a new phase of a conscience on the course of destruction that will not the palestinian foreign ministry has how be israel govern linda r

in the am i law in the occupied west bank. on this edition of talk to al jazeera in the field, we not only explore the legacy of shitty and i will actually. but we look at the challenges of being a palestinian journalist, reporting on a highly personal story fitting not the kind of person that can be forgotten. she's not the kind of person that shouldn't be forgotten. it's such a heavy burden. that the immunity that is early on is having no one and they're not being held accountable. no respect for that. no respect for the living. nothing did do that. i like your view view once every year we lose journalists on posters. now they say the daughter of palestine, she and she was and we look at how the media is often directly targeted in making journalists at times. because the story the death of sharina blackly is a very personal story to those who worked alongside her and loved her. ronnie's about it is one of all g 0 producers in the occupied west bank. describe to me what she meant to you and what was she like? ah, she is genui

earlier her body was brought to the al jazeera headquarters in the occupied west bank. the large crowd had gathered outside the building and remotely to pay their respects and express their anger over the killing. grieving colleagues and friends prayed over her remains. before shillings body was carried through the streets of the city. and abraham reports from ramallah. we know city is a very well respected journalist, but it's still a very hard thing to see. people who don't know her personally, people who just came because they seen her on tv for years covering and telling their stories. so they were here. they were crying. we've also seen our colleagues who have been in jeanine since the early morning, some of them who had with her when she was shot injured, taken that the hospital was shouting at her, asking her to wake up. they were in shock, so others went in the morning when they heard the news to janine. and then all of them brought the body here, took them along to al josie as building one of the places she loved and spent a lot of time. and we've seen their co

the ex colonial countries i'm in class is about to between palestinians and israeli forces in the west bank after jewish crowds march through jerusalem's old city in what the palestinian authority considers a provocation with deadly shelling has been reported in cities in the don units republic, i made a tax by ukrainian forces. authorities had said a woman was killed in the capital city of danielle guys. several areas were sheldon, also in the nearby city of my car, you have to civilians were reported killed in an artillery attack. this is despite recent advances by the russian military. elsewhere in the dawn baths our tv was done on reports from a former ukrainian artillery position recently seized by russian led forces. a little danced with. this is one of the main artillery positions of the logan's peoples republic militia, just outside the town of smitley dark. as we were heading this way, we completely missed it because even from a short distance, this looks just like shrub. but when we were pointed at them and actually shown that this is big guns with, well, lots of mammals, ah, ah,

west bank. on wednesday, president mackwood abbas has promised to seek justice at the international criminal court at sharon's body as being moved from the mortuary, where it has lain overnight, ready for the funeral service, which will begin within the next hour. now does hear as imminent. com is near the church in the occupied, in occupied east jerusalem, where that funeral will be held. iran just want us through what's due to happen today. while the church is just down that street. it's a very teacher because at church, the greek patriarch, a church, very important church here in occupied east jerusalem, where the body is currently in the morgue, is about a half hour, 45 minute walk from where i'm standing right now. that's where the procession will begin. they'll come here, they'll be a funeral service inside that church, and then they'll move to mount zion, which is where sharina body will be finally laid to rest. but let me just show him is going to go the way so he can see of that strengt

. israel supreme court has upheld an expulsion order against a palestinian villages and occupied west bank around $1500.00 villages face being made. they've been fighting to stay in their homes in my suffer region more than 20 years. israeli omi designated minutes you trainings in 19 eighties. let's bring in a flamer lecture. now he's an attorney and he filed a petition together with the association for civil rights in israel. to the high court of justice on behalf of the affected palestinian family. he joins us live from western and thanks for being with us here today. what was your reaction to this verdict here? actually it's really the worst decisions i've seen so many years since i represent the dentist and it's really like that. many of them are very bad about this one is even worse because it didn't take in consideration at all rights of the understanding that the petition, the us will not only live there for generations, but they also own the land. it's private land. what doesn't do number private then and didn't take into consideration that all international law, how many terry law

it is close to the occupied west bank. it is.