eric: the dead sea is surrounded by jordan, israel, and the west bank.it's fed by waters of the river jordan. eric: this used to be the en gedi beachside resort. families and tourists would stop here to enjoy the sparkling waters. eric: what--are we jumping over here? carmit: yeah. eric: now we're walking into a highly dangerous site, off limits to the public. eric: you can really see it there--look. carmit: yeah, that used to be route 90, which was the main highway in israel, and you can see what is the situation now. a few sinkholes at the main road and also some on the right and on the left of this road, and now there is no way to use it. eric: and this was only five years ago? carmit: yeah. eric: five years ago, there were trucks coming along here, buses? carmit: yeah, and i think that more than six months, people was driving here, and there were holes underneath it. eric: so it was actually hollow? carmit: yeah, like a sponge. eric: geologist carmit ish shalom lived here for a decade, studying a mysterious phenomenon: sinkholes. eric: this area is t

the west bank includes a limited amount of student visas, as well as some restrictions for workers and volunteers, and a requirement that people who are from romantic relationships with local palestinians must register with israeli authorities. the new rules were implemented by the israeli body in charge of palestinian civilian affairs. the rules are aimed to extend control over daily life and movement in and out of the occupied territory . but for some garza residence, even a one day delay an accept permit approval, could be a dest says, according to the world health organization, around 2000 of those patients from the west bank were referred to healthcare services in july and 36 percent of that were delaying access to medical treatment, we heard from some of the terminally ill patients trapped in the occupied territories, still waiting for their chance to get health care. blue, sorry, i know i even applied for help from human rights organization in one of my i feel like i am slowly dying. it is definitely time for me to get an appointment to receive treatment. my bones hurt them. my

the raid follows an increase in armed palestinian attacks on israeli targets in the occupied west bank, especially in the northern cities of janine and nobilis. the palestinian authority condemned the read with prime minister mohammed dia saying how much indian blood has become a ticket in the upcoming israeli elections. some israeli leaders say the palestinian authority appears to be losing control on the west bank. palestinian leaders say the rise and attacks on israeli forces is due to frustration over the lack of a peace process. the oslo accords, the promise palestinians, their own state nearly 30 years ago, never created one and the generation that's grown up since then. he's growing impatient. i hours after the attack, the funerals were underway, as is required under islamic tradition, but they are only likely to increase rising tensions on the west bank. john henderson, al jazeera ramallah, iran president ibrahim race, he says the death of massa amena has in his woods saddened every one but one chaos as he calls it won't be accepted as violent protest spread. demonstrations hav

engagement to find the circumstances under which is reli soldiers can use lethal ammunition in the west bank, but the israeli government says that they won't be changed as big claim. it saves lives earlier. israel admitted for the 1st time that al jazeera journalists, sharina black law, was killed by its forces while she was covering and his rally operation back in may . however, it refused to hold anyone accountable as the investigation concluded that the killing was just a tragic accident saying the bullet was not fired deliberately at anyone ident side as a civilian. this comes as the israeli military continues to expand its control over the occupied palestinian territories, introducing new restrictions for exit permits and foreign visas. the measures have sparked outrage from some officials. i continue to have concerns with the published protocols, particularly regarding co gets through in determining whether individuals invited by palistine academic institutions, a qualified to enter the west bank and the potential negative impact on a family unity. the israel military is proposing new

is required under islamic tradition, but they are only likely to increase rising tension on the west bank. john henderson, al jazeera ramallah. the bank of england is warning of more financial instability as to the pound dropped an all time low against the us dollar. on monday, interest rates could increase further impacting those trying to buy home move barker reports. britton's housing, mortgage markets in meltdown, and estate agent just pile seine fears for his business. the government plan for sweeping tax cuts and huge amounts of borrowing spooked investors, forcing dozens of lenders to pull hundreds of mortgage deals, buys. understandably, i'm quite anxious about what's going to happen next. and i think the key thing we got her memories boys, rosa sellers within the lower level of buys, coming to the market, who had a 40 percent reduction in boys actually registering. who got, which is approved in principal. and this is even, i think this trends going to continue just with, with osi suspension, certain mortgage products. while buyers and sellers re evaluate their options, the intern

my checkpoints, just north of janine in the occupied west bank. these really ami says the 2 young men ambush, the soldiers killing one of them. one of them reportedly works for the policy in authority, security services. israel has amounts, a check point will be closed until fighting them on this that spring in arduous ear as nita abraham, who's in ramallah in the occupied west bank. neither. what more can you tell us 1st about that this incident? what do we know happened? we know that the 2 palestinians who are cousins approached these really military chuck point of al jolla, me and then they were shot at by israeli forces. then they returned to fire and that later they were killed according to palestinian sources, a, a. we believe that they were cousins. and we do not expect a funeral to happen in janine because this is a practice practice. usually a by israel, that it does not deliver the bodies of palestinians of the suspects, of committing attacks against its soldiers as citizens, to palestinians for burial. but we also know from these really

these really are me to occupy the entirety of the west bank as part of operation defensive shield. they had no problem with the open areas, but invading the cities was somehow the most difficult part i can. we're now at the heart of the shiny refugee. this is palestinian brown, 0 e 2002 days really ami. try to take hold of this camp and then they've decided to enter the city by 1st using d 9, bulldozers. the way they did it really is a kind of designed by destruction of the can they cut literally new street through the dense urban fabric in order to allow the turns to come in the resistance retreated into the core of the camp. and at the end of the battle, effectively the bull, those is collapsed. the heart of the cam on those on those devices in the it wasn't the 1st time we'll use bulldozers. but it's the 1st time that the bullets were integrated into the battlefield. the fleet of bulldog grew exponentially and the bullet become really the means of face for any fighting in policy and urban fabric. the april 2002 attack on jeanine and nap loose was phillip oratory for the us to th

some israeli leaders say the palestinian authority appears to be losing control on the west bank. alice, dinny, and leaders say the rise and attacks on his railey forces is due to frustration over the lack of a peace process. the oslo accords that promise palestinians their own state nearly 30 years ago, never created one in the generation. it's grown up since then. is growing impatient ah, hours after the attack, the funerals were under way, as is required under islamic tradition, but they are only likely to increase rising tensions on the west bank. john henderson, al jazeera ramallah, north korea has 5 to short range ballistic missiles off its east coast. they were launched from the soonest area near the capital joan gang. so a condemned north korea saying that it will continue operations to the turn north korea from more military action. the bank of england is warning of a risk to the you case, financial stability after the pound dropped to an all time low against the us dollar. on monday, traders were concerned over new chancellor, quasi cor tangs package of tax cuts and the

israeli military has been launching almost nightly raids in west bank towns and villages .g this to apprehend weapons, apprehend militants, before they carry out attacks. 85 palestinians have been killed this year. this is one of the deadliest years for palestinians in the west bank since 2016. >> we are also learning that five people have been executed in gaza. the first such executions in more than five years. what are we learning about that lexi >> we hear this that there were don executions. five people were killed, three were charged with crimes like murder and robbery, but two were accused of providing information to israel. they say some of this information, likely lead to resistance fighter steps, militant deaths, and some of these people provided information in terms of where rockets were being launched from. it was the first such executions in gaza since 2017. this is not something that happens often. human rights groups have long criticized them for how they carry out these executions and the fact that they do not happen under what should be palestinian law with

the occupied west bank with correspondent natasha. go name after israel release its long awaited report into the killing of al jazeera joan is serene. ab lockley natasha. the report is out and we've heard about the reaction of sharing somebody the family says that they are not surprised, but they are deeply saddened and frustrated. i'm going to read for excerpts from a very lengthy statement. it says that this news, by the israeli military, quote, tries to obscure the truth and avoid responsibility for killing serene. the family says we've known for more than 4 months, but an israeli soldier, shot and killed serene. but quote, it is obvious to anyone that is really war. criminals cannot investigate their own crimes. they are asking for a thorough, independent and credible investigation by the united states serene was palestinian american in july. the family visited with us secretary of state antony blake and met with many members of congress to press for accountability and for this investigation and investigation that the biden admini

on the simple level, it also applied on the west bank but also on gaza that basically eliminates the right to buy me -- of any buddy to submit claims . so having no intent means that israel does not want to compensate and neither does it want to take any criminal responsibility. folly: there have been some suggestions that a civil case in the u.s. could be one of the avenues the family could pursue. richard, what do you make of this? what is missing from this investigation? >> what is totally missing is the israeli pattern of abuse of palestinian journalists, of which shireen abu akleh's killing is just the most dramatic example. the fact that she happens to be an american citizen brings attention. israel has a terrible record of the way in which it mistreats journalists doing their professional work. that should have been part of the context in which this particular killing was addressed. i would make one other point and that is to call for an u.s. investigation may be desirable in giving the case a little bit more stability, but i would not trust the u.s. more than 10% more than th

sharina up to alchemy were shot dead earlier this year, covering in israeli army raid in the occupied west bank. ah, i'm here until them. thanks for joining us. 50 years after the deadly terror attack of the munich olympics, german president, frank vi, to shine mire, has officially asked is really families for forgiveness for germany's handling of the events in 1972, 11 israeli athletes died after palestinian milton storm their compound in the elliptic village it was an apology, half a century, and the making. germany's acknowledgement that it had failed to protect the 11 israeli olympians who were murdered by terrorists and mishandled the aftermath of the tragedy. they speak to the old starts about these as lung has head of state of this country and in the name of the federal republic of germany for gable i asked for forgiveness even put in my mind for forgiveness, for the lack of protection of the israeli athlete. at the time of the olympic games and munich on friday and for the lack of clarification afterwards. thus could she incur the fact that what happened? what could happen is minded fre

and why food and water and medical supplies are running low and the occupied at west bank will hear from the red cross about what's needed. ah, welcome to the program. we begin in those becca stand where russian president vladimir putin has acknowledged china, has concerns about moscow's invasion of ukraine. food in and chinese presidents. she'd been paying met on the sidelines of this young, high cooperation organization summit. and it was big city of stomach hans, the face to face talks were they 1st since russia invited ukraine 7 months ago? we highly value the balance position of our chinese friends when it comes to the ukraine crisis. we understand your questions and concern about this. during today's meeting, we will of course, explain our position, put in also mad with his iranian counterpart, abraham racy, who said more cooperation makes for stronger ties. the late is that the some of the include india's prime minister, no ranger murdy, and turkey's president raj, up time, early one. the regional block was formed back in 1996 by banking and moscow to counter us influence a short

and janine the occupied west bank. c c we know that there's only soldiers were able to identify shooting and she wasn't fully be wearing, press both sides and she was clearly noted as a press. so any person shooting at the press is intentionally trying to get us in a, someone in the field doing their job. the complaint filed by the families lawyer supported by the palestinian press syndicate and international federation of journalists. we presenting 600000 media personnel worldwide. historic day. it is historic day for the family. it's already day or so for the policy and journalist who for over 40 years the have been on the receiving ends of attack by these read the forces. did this, no one is ready court. that is an international court is in the hands of all the countries or the people in the world. since the international criminal court will last year, it has jurisdiction over the occupied territories. prosecutors have opened an investigation into possible war crimes lawyer, se systematic attacks against journalists

the al jazeera journalist was shot in the head by israeli forces in may while reporting from the west bank. it's nothing short outrageous that our government continues to refuse to hold israel accountable to the feelings. i know that i will continue to push for full transparent u. s. investigation. so these murders and full accountability. the congressman's response comes after our joint investigation by a london based research group and a palestinian rights group which uncovered new evidence of the killing was deliberate. the prob examined the precise angle of fire and concluded the shooter was able to clearly tell they were john list in that area. the fighting has come on the same day. the class family formerly submitted an official complaint to the international criminal court, demanding justice for killing. earlier this month, israel conducted its own investigation and concluded there was, quote, a high possibility the journalist was accidentally hit by israeli army fire, but i did. it would not be launching a criminal investigation. the u. s. department acknowledged the findings and r

at least one palestinian has been killed in the occupied west bank during fighting between palestinian fighters and palestinian authority forces. the fighting began after the arrest of 2 palestinians on tuesday morning, including a senior figure in the military wing of hamas. the arrest was made by palestinian officials. i'm sure then dependent forensic investigation has found that the killing of sharina clay by israeli soldiers in may, was deliberate. it's ruled out the possibility of confrontations between israeli forces and palestinian gunmen in janine in the occupied west bank lawyer is acting fishery and family have filed a complaint at the international criminal court in the hey, they want the court to open an investigation back in iran protest continue over the death of a woman after she was arrested by morality. police 22 year old man, meaning was detained for violating the country's conservative dress code. police deny any wrong doing and say that her death was due to a heart attack. or again, fiona is continuing to gain strength and threaten lives as it rips through the carib

water and medical supplies are running low in the occupied west bank. we'll hear from the red cross about what's needed. and pete is similar to the sport 20 time grand slam champion. roger federer has amounts. his retirement from tennis, the swiss star will call time when is 20 full your career or to next week's labor cup. ah, welcome to the program we begin in was pakistan where russian president vladimir putin has acknowledged china has concerns about moscow's invasion of ukraine. burton and chinese president, she'd in ping have met on the sidelines of the shanghai co operation organization summit in that was back city of samarkand. it's their 1st face to face talk since russia invaded ukraine 7 months ago. ah, we highly value the balance position of our chinese friends when it comes to the ukraine crisis. we understand your questions and concern about this. during today's meeting, we will of course, explain our position. burden also mad. he is iranian counterpart, abraham racy, who said more cooperation. it makes them stronger. are the leaders at the

the raid follows an increase in armed palestinian attacks on israeli targets in the occupied west bank, especially in the northern cities of janine and nobilis. the palestinian authority condemned the read with prime minister mohammed dia saying how much indian blood has become a ticket in the upcoming israeli elections. some israeli leaders say the palestinian authority appears to be losing control on the west bank. palestinian leaders say the rise and attacks on israeli forces is due to frustration over the lack of a peace process. the oslo accords, the promise palestinians, their own state nearly 30 years ago, never created one. and the generation that's grown up since then is growing impatient hours after the attack. the funerals were underway, as is required under islamic tradition, but they are only likely to increase rising tensions on the west bank. john henderson al jazeera ramallah in baghdad. protests isn't security forces have fought as the rocky parliament voted on the resignation of its speaker. supporters of iraq's inferential shanty demo tanner sutter tried to storm the

when was shot in the head by his really forces, while reporting from the west bank in may. the prob, with carried out by a london based research group and the policy and rightfully examined at the precise angle of fire and concluded that the shooter would have been able to clearly see the. busy journalist in the area earlier this month, israel conducted his own investigation and concluded there was, quote, a high possibility that jonas was accidentally hit by hillary's israeli forces, but added it would not be launching a criminal investigation. the usa depalma knowledge. the findings are refused to condemn to levine if the family of this is outraged and says israel must be held accountable. the general director of our hock, a palace in human royal united age in the west bank, who was part of this new investigation changed is when statements are in logical and inconsistent. the rate is this, the, you know, they contradicted themselves 1st. they said that this raises, they are not behind. you know, these are your soldiers them up behind this killing a 2nd they said that migh

palestinian men have been shot dead near the al ama checkpoints, just north of janine in the occupied west bank. these early army says the pair ambush soldiers. one of the victims reported, he works for the palestinian authorities, security services. israel has announced the checkpoint, will be closed until friday, and the palestinian health ministry says is ready, forces have killed more than 90 palestinians in the occupied west bank so far this year. while 18 is ready, soldiers including soldiers were killed in attacks carried out by palestinians. israel is also holding more than $600.00 palestinians without charge or trial in what's known as administrative detention. neither abraham has more from ramallah in the occupied west back. we know that the 2 palestinians who are cousins approached these really military tech point of angela me and then they were shot at by israeli forces. then they returned to fire and that later they were killed according to palestinian sources of a. we believe that they were cousins, and we do not expect to a funeral to happen and jeanine because this is a practice

it's enhanced access to water and electricity foremost, 560000 residents in the occupied west bank and gaza. and it's provided emergency and trauma training to 230 medical staff at hospitals in the occupied territories for bruce capone is the regional director for near and middle east at the international committee of the red cross has more than what the needs are for those palestinian detainees currently behind boss. now our work in the tensions and what we see in the tension, it's something we keep confidential. what i can say is that we have this, this regular access. and what is very important is that we facilitate the visit our families. because we often speak about our detainees, but what is also important is those families were separated and, and for them, because of the restriction of movement in the west by, it's often very difficult to have access to, to the last one who are, who are detained into an important part of our kids to, to have them get to those places of detention and see, are they people, they loved one in detention. i believe that the discussion should be about

the woman was shocked in the hand by his ready for his while, repulsing from the west bank in may. the probe was carried out by a london based research group and the palestinians royce free. it examined the precise angle of fire and concluded that the shooter would have been able to clearly see there were journalists in the area. earlier this month, israel conducted his own investigation and concluded there was, quote, a high possibility. the journalist was accidentally hit by israeli forces, but added it would not be launching a criminal investigation. they are st department. acknowledge the findings are refused to condemn tel aviv. the family of the victim is outweigh sciences. israel must be held accountable. the general director of our hock at palestinian human rights organization in the west bank, who was part of this new investigation claims. israel statements are illogical and inconsistent. they are very interesting. you know, they contradicted themselves fairs. they said that this raises. they are not behind, you know, these are your soldiers them up behind this killing? a

the general director of all hoc palestinian human rights organization in the west bank who is part of this investigation claims. israel's statements are logical and inconsistent. these ladies then christine, you know, they contradicted themselves 1st. they said that this means they are not behind. you know, these are you saw just them up behind this killing a 2nd. they said that might be you noise, right? the soldiers, but not intentionally. how they concluded intentionally or not intentionally. for instance, if they are not 100 percent sure that the killing is coming or committed by the israeli, a soldier, or a sniper. how, how comes even the americans, when they said that there is no intention behind the kelly, how our investigation carried out by our expert to colleagues and there we use also, he's a fan to fake. i also tools and this is not an arbitrary.

it's a sad day he had and poor village south of the occupied west bank, his family members, and people in the village more. and the death of 7 year old 3 ansley man. this as, as room used to live here with his 2 older brothers was supposed to turn 8 next month. the family says he was a top student. they're trying to take away his stuff to remember him. i've been looking at some of his books and it shows that he was taking full marks. this is a note with the a map of palestine with a flag of palestine that he's written. it's as i love you, my homeland the family says that he was being chased by these really forces that raided the village. and they say he was scared to death. it's hard to miss the fear and shock on the face of hallad. diane's older brother, he tells us about his brother's favorite food grape leaves, and his favorite subject in school, just arabic. he is only 13 that his family says he's already seen too much. who can go, don't let me know. he was sitting here when the soldiers entered the house, the soldier started yelling at him, so he ran away. the soldier shouted at h

the woman was shot in their hand by his ready forces while reporting from the west bank in may. the probe was carried out by a london based research group and the palestinian rights group and examined the precise angle of fire and concluded that the shooter would have been able to clearly see their where and where the journalist was in the area. earlier this month is really conducted its own investigation and concluded there was a quote, a high possibility. the journalist was accidentally hit by israel forces, but added it would not be launching a criminal investigation. the usa department acknowledged the findings and refused to condemn tel aviv. the family of the victim is outraged and insist israel must be held accountable. the general director of our hoc, a power steering schumann writes organization in the west bank was part of this new investigation. claims is really statements are in logical and inconsistent. israel is they invested, you know, they contradicted themselves fairs, they said that these raises. they are not behind. you know, these are your soldiers them up be

and we can see that not only in the west bank, we can see that, but also in gaza. several un inquiries have been appointed to investigate the violation of international human law on war crimes, gods all wars in 2008, 9, and cuts lead in 2014. and also during the last year. and these were all tried to put the hope of obstacles and the work of the inquiries and also help them. so therefore, i don't see any a, i mean, any kind of positivity and demand venture bunch of us in this case rich as well as another richard falk in turkey. so how do we move the case forward? now of course i'll just 0 and the palestinian government wants the i c c to say on this case. in other cases where there's been a tax and abuses against palestinians will be i c, c. consider this, you think, given the pressure, the international pressure has been on israel. and how does this is really investigation and its findings impact the inquiry and the case that's being considered by the international criminal court? that's a difficult question because the i see her a new prosecutor who's shown no eagerness to pursue the

sharina who actually was shot dead earlier this year, covering an israeli army raid and the occupied west bank. and 8 defendants go on, trial and france charged with the carrying out of the 2016 terror attack and meet that left scores dead. a survivor talks to d. w about the mental scars, he's still bare. ah, i'm nicole friendly to our viewers on p b. s in the united states and around the world. it's good to have you with us. 50 years after the deadly terror attacks at the munich olympics, german president, front valdosta maya has officially asked israeli families for forgiveness for germany's handling of the events. in 197211 is really athletes died after palestinian militant storm, their compound in the olympic village. and a commemoration ceremony attended by family members of the victims, germany admitted it failed to protect the israeli olympian needle. sure, no mood police. it was an apology, half a century in the making. germany's acknowledgement that it failed to protect the 11 israeli olympians who were murdered by terrorists, as well as its mishandling of the aftermath of the tragedy

the general director of all hoc, a palestinian human rights organization in the west bank, who was part of this new investigation claims the israel statements are logical and that they contradict themselves. these ladies then see, you know, they contradicted themselves 1st. they said that this raises, they are not behind, you know, these are your soldiers them up behind this killing? a 2nd they said that might be, you know, is right, the soldiers, but not intentionally. how they concluded intentionally or not intentionally. for instance, if they are, i'm a 100 percent sure that the killing is coming or committed by the israeli, a soldier, or a sniper. how, how comes even the americans when they said that there is no intention behind the killing, how our investigation carried out by our expert to cliques and there we use also use at scientific. i also tools and this is not her paternity. i literally say, yeah, conclusions, no, this is the reality on the ground because these ranges, they try not to do any official on professional investigation and the americans to you know what they did t

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your journalist for reporting from the west bank in may. she was shot in the head by israeli forces. the investigations suggested the killing was deliberate, the prob, examine the precise angle of fire and concluded the shooter was able to clearly see there were journalists in the area. the findings come on the same day that the family formally submitted an official complaint to the international criminal court, demanding justice for her killing. earlier this month, israel conducted its own investigation and concluded there was, quote, a high possibility the journalist was accidentally hit by israeli forces, but added it would not be launching a criminal investigation. the us state department acknowledged the findings and refused to condemn tel aviv. the family of the victim is outraged and insist israel held should be held accountable. the general director of all hoc palestinian human rights organization in the west bank was part of this new investigation claimed israel statements are logical and they contradict themselves these ladies, th

the spring rage in the west bank of intensified since the saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed been summon, has been named prime minister, a post traditionally held by the king. the prince is already seen as the kingdoms defacto ruler, but his father officially remains monarch. mohammed vill seldman previously served as defense minister in cap. iran has seen a wave of protests now lasting 12 days demonstrations over the death of 22 year old masa. i'm in the in police custody had been met with a violent response from the authorities. even rise group say at least $76.00 people have died in the crackdown so far it's causing concern for iranians around the world. dw sports met to iranian athletes. now living here in germany, they're worried about relatives taking part in the protests. ah, iran is rebelling, but some iranians, i stuck on the sidelines, one chair mercer it could have been me and massa may needs place with them, but i'd have similar experiences in iraq when i went the practice at the university . honest, the morality police mistreated me in the same way, and it's about a man, par

she was reporting from the west bank, from jerusalem, for the past 25 years.there is no way she was misidentified. juan: you have said that your aunt was killed twice. once in jenin and once in jerusalem. could you explain further? >> yes, i would say she was killed twice on may 11 in jenin and the second time in jerusalem during her funeral on may 13 at the hospital when the funeral was brutally attacked by israeli paramilitary forces who were armed to the teeth, attacking the mourners, the pallbearers who are caring the casket. it was very disturbing and traumatizing to say the least. we were being pushed, beaten by batons only because we wanted to put our dear aunt to rest. but impartially, even during her funeral, she was still being attacked, she was still trying to be silence. that was a scene that will forever be entrenched in the minds of all palestinians -- and the world. this is something that was not really unprecedented but something that was just very, very disturbing. it was brutal, to say the least. amy: lina, for people not familiar with what h

palestinians to be held without trial indefinitely. ibrahim reform from ramallah in the occupied west banks and what opposite her husband have been missing out on life and death. he wasn't in his really jail when his 4 month old daughter meta was born. and he was also in prison when unwonted lost her twin babies born prematurely. in 2020, the 48 year old has spent nearly half of his life in israeli military jails. lately, israel has been detaining him without a chart or trial. i am as effective, he led up to the hey, i think he has often jokingly tells me that i need to build a life around him being with us only for 23 months as he spends the rest of the time in jail under israel's policy of administrative detention palestinians can't be held in jails indefinitely. and now we have and $29.00 other palestinian prisoners have started the hunger strike demanding. israel released them. the palestinians attorneys commission says most of those on hunger strike would move to offer military prison in the occupied west. bank and outside it, palestinian families tend to show support for their loved o

the israeli military has been conducting daily raids in the occupied west bank, specifically in jeanine and nablus. some palestinians have been killed. this is leading to concerns that the violence may escalate. natasha name al jazeera was jerusalem. kenny's supreme court is expected to deliver its verdict on last month's disputed presidential election. william router was declared the winner by the slimmest of margins, but his opponent, veteran, politician, rayleigh, dingo, says the vote was wrecked. catherine saw it has more from nairobi. madame chief justice madam deputy chief, just these judges at kenya's supreme court have a difficult decision to make. if we look at the number of the polling stations there been hearing a presidential election case that has been disputed. president elect william mucho was declared winner of last month. paul, his opponent ry lo dingo, came 2nd. a dingle seized the election was rigged, or the heart of the case is a role played by an increasingly divided electoral commission. for its commissioners have rejected the results. the others, including the cha

while on assignments in the occupied west bank in may, sharon was with al jazeera for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. let's go live to the hague. on to cirrus step, fosten is that step? tell us ball. well, it's more than 4 months now since sir sharina barclay was a shot while we're covering a story in the west bank. and no so far there hasn't been any independent criminal investigation by as israel are let alone someone held accountable for her killing. so what has happened now is that the lawyers are here representing the family of sharina filing a new complaint to asked and demand the court to start and an investigation into her killing. and also into the shooting of a colleague, ali, some audi who was with her. wendy incident happened and his complaint is also supported by the palestinian press syndicate and by the international federation of journalist. and i'm joined now by the former president of the international federation. jim bull play, mark, thank you very much for joining us. a why is it important to have a complaint here in the hague, at the internati

the talk of all of the markets as being an attack on a bus carrying israeli troops in the occupied west bank sick soldiers and one civilian were injured. this comes 3 weeks after another shooting. talk to the boss in oak by these jerusalem injuring 8 people. natasha to name reports now from west rue swim. this security camera footage shows a truck stopped in the desert and engulfed in flames. you could see 2 men running away, police say those men, relatives from the occupied westbank city of janine are responsible for an attack on a bus carrying israeli soldiers. it was travelling on highway 90 in the jordan valley on sunday. the men are accused of overtaking the bus and spraying it with bullets. when it stopped, police say the suspects, poor gas on the vehicle and tried to torch it. the soldiers inside fired back as the suspects drove away. their getaway vehicle caught fire. police say the flammable liquid used in the attack caused it a short time later is really forces arrested 2 men who they say committed the attack and recovered their weapons. several soldiers have been injured. the bus

in may when she was shot dead well covering and his railey military rate in the west bank its pants, that it is not possible to unequivocally determine the source of the gunfire, which hits most abu class. however, there is a high possibility that most abu at clare was accidentally hit by idea. the gunfire that was fired toward suspects identified his arm palestinian gunman. despite the finding the israeli military's top legal office, as it will not be launching a further investigation due to the lack of criminal suspicion. however, the soldier allegedly responsible for the killing has reportedly apologized as, according to any railey military official, although actually were shot dead will covering and israeli rate on the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank. despite being clearly identified, a press, several investigations by humanitarian organizations and the united nations concluded she was killed by israeli fire. however, an official us pro has not reached a definitive conclusion as to who pulled the trigger smoking criticism from our family who were incredulous about th

so states said i think we'll see the heaviest a falls of rain around to tish or west bank all or be har, charge kind rate through into or to pradesh. certainly the risk of seeing some flooding here. next. stop or going to japan, and i want to share this because it is some good news with those rains now, starting to peter out as that typhoon moves away off into the pacific. so tokyo, coming in at $23.00 degrees on wednesday spot. we have had some high temperatures is around this part of china, southern china. so coiling $34.00 on wednesday the other day you're at $39.00 still waiting to see if that is a record for the month of september cloud cover across the yangtze river valley. and really just to the west of wu han around chung. ching, i think that's where we've got some showers in the forecasts when this one off in pakistan right now, just a bit of it. seabreeze in karachi surgeon. see the humidity bump in just a little bit, but toward the north. fairly dry may run into some showers along the foothills of the himalayas and may even see some showers sneak in to take it on an shiraz 34

will happen to young palestinians have been killed by israeli forces during raids in the occupied west bank. one of the short one is very soldiers, storm the ballasa refugee camp. the 2nd victim was killed by israeli police and i'll be the city the us national press club has honored all just he had a correspondent shooting. i balked at posthumously with the president's award. her niece lena actually received the accolade on her behalf and washington cheering was without his id of 25 years covering the israeli occupation of palestine. she was shot in the head by israeli forces while she was on assignment in janine and the occupied west bank in may. odyssey media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the killing. still ahead on al jazeera, recovering what they can, the funds of eastern sudan of left thousands destitute ah, turning back the clock. serena williams studies the wall. number 2 of us opened, putting over time and plans to doubt ah, with time now for your world, whether update, whether you say we begin in australia. so few areas of dist

such is wally, but they call it and he tele, policies will not bring peace and stability to the west bank. but it is the reality that israelis and palestinians will and a need to live side by side. so what is the way for it? what is the solution we've opted for the 2 state solution which was totally unjust for us. yet we accepted that compromise. we would, we will have a small state in 22 percent of the land of palestine. while the partition plan of the united nations indicated we should have gotten 44 percent. but israel is even refusing that they have destroyed the any possibility for a 2 state solution. they have destroyed any possibility for the peace. they've been reject and given negotiating with palestinians since 1996. so in my opinion, to do the only solution is to in the system of apartheid and to have one fully democratic state in the whole of palestine where everybody would live together in equality without discrimination. where we will all have equal rights and he will equal duties. that is not al tentative to that. a one apartheid state is not a solution. destroying palestin

since she was shot in the head by israeli forces, one on the assignment of the occupied west bank in maine ukrainian force is counter offensive in the east as gating momentum in both the low hans and on that grievance. russia and russian bank. spect separatists had been in complete control of the area, but keith says it's now retaken the village of villa. horace. cut it low hands. this video released on social media appears to show ukrainians walking in to the settlement on monday. i'll be here as gabriel elizondo is in keith whitmore on ukraine's eastern advance. remember copy odds and is you know, the 2 cities in the how to key region that were recaptured by the ukrainians in the last week. now the ukrainians have moved east from there about 25 kilometers east from those 2 cities, which means they are now into the don't ask region of ukraine. they are now and a counter offensive. and based on what we're hearing from reports from the front lines, ukrainians are now on a counter offensive around a city called layman city of about 25000 people at town if you will. but it's critical an

it's in hands to access to water and electricity for almost $560000.00 residents in the occupied west bank and gaza. and it's provided emergency and trauma training to 230 medical staff and hospitals in the occupied territories. earlier i spoke to bring the car barney, who is the regional director fin near and middle east at the international committee of the red cross. he told me what the needs are for those palestinians. vain he's currently behind by sna our work in the tensions and in what we see in detention. it's something we keep confidential. what i can say is that we have this, this regular access. and what is very important is that we facilitate the visit our families, because we often speak about detainees. but what is also important is those families were separated and, and for them because of the restriction of movement in the west by, it's often very difficult to have access to, to the last one who are, who are detained into an important part of our work. it's 2 to had them gets to those places of detention and c, r. they people, they loved one in detention. i believe that the