the conditions in the west bank are dire and of course for polish things in the west bank. there is that recognition and expectation that as soon as israel finishes with, let's say it's going to begin intensifying attacks and the us bank and seller attacks against palestinians are increasing and is really ministers are arming, is really settlers who are legal in the west bank with new assault life rifles as they have been since october 7th, and then adding to that, i think in light of the travesty and how profoundly violence the, the attack of israel. and the idea is that we're not able to fully process and understand the level and extent of attack that is happening in the west bank. israel's using aerial bombing through drones on palestinian civilian homes. it is locking up refugees in their own refugee camps, including elderly and children for days at a time. now imagine being locked in your kitchen for 3 days. you're 80, you're, you have 0 access to your meds. you have 0 access to a phone, and that's become the norm here. you talk about the increasing settler attacks. the

we palestinians live in the west bank. .ere's so much violence in their lives. i there is a cultural problem in the idea of, i feel like, i most soldiers operate - as if they had like a specific ideology of wanting to hurt - palestinians, or wanting to get back at them, to assume that people can interact. with the army the way i palestinians do on a daily basis, and still go about their lives as if nothing happened. | to feel that people living this reality will not take _ up arms is, at best, - naive, and dehumanising. things are getting worse. the next generation, like abboud, have already known too much conflict and death in their lives. they're coming of age with very little hope and a burning desire for change. what did you wish for when you blew out those candles? israel does face threats in the west bank, but the actions of its own military that we've seen may well be in breach of international law. across the territory, violence is surging, land is being seized and children are dying. the situation is approaching a t

in the west bank city ofjenin. meanwhile, tens of thousands of protesters in israel took to the streets last night, demanding new elections — and the return of the hostages chaos at manchester airport after a power cut causes disruption and cancellations. scotland prepares for a crucial group stage match later on today. we hear how one of the younger fans is preparing. hello. i'm lewis vaughan jones. we start here in the uk, where an aide to the home secretary, who's responsible for overseeing the government's plan to send some asylum seekers to rwanda, has described the policy as "crack". has described the policy as "crap". james sunderland, who is standing for the conservatives at the election, was recorded expressing the view at a private event in april. but he went on to defend the plan, saying it would deter migrants from crossing the channel. he was speaking on the 2nd of april at an event for young conservatives. let's recap now on the uk's flagship illegal immigration policy. as of last week, more than 11,0

is real, have security control over most of the west bank. what does prime minister netanyahu intend to do to stop the violence as well? i thank you for having me on the call. actually the numbers that i saw, the numbers it, i'm familiar with a show, a decrease in this already marginal phenomena. there, of course, the prime minister has condemned the prime minister said on multiple occasions that nobody in israel, nobody should be taking the law into their own hands. and if someone does that, we prosecute, no matter of their religious affiliation, no matter where they live. of course i and, and the prime minister has said repeatedly time and again. but what we should, uh, what we should bring to light here is that it is the fact that this is a marginal phenomena of the overwhelming majority of the so called separate community is really, is, is really just living interest. in scenario we're talking about more than 500000 people are law abiding citizens. so don't mistake the, the exception for, for the role here in the fact of the matter is tha

seems like these are a regular recurrence over the west bank. and the intimidation is working since the october 7th terror attack. settlers have forcibly displaced people from at least 20 hurting communities and entirely up routed another 7. these riley military is supposed to protect the palestinians living here. but a report by human rights watch has found the military is either failing to do so. who is directly involved in the violence or integrity? is riley volunteer? activists have stepped up. they work in an effort to keep community safe. the protective presence started right after october, 7 communities were extremely threatened by settlers visits and the restaurant. so we have, we had to start coming into nights when we are there. as much as is happening. the activists say set live violence is part of an unofficial but deliberate is riley policy to take land. but there's another official way to when they are declaring an area state class. drew it cuz he's the founder of karen nev on an organization. engaged in monitoring and researching

national security has been very explicit about it's the policies of expanding supplements in the west bank, i mean for them, but the 2 state solution is old, but it's not in existence. so they've been very aggressive on expanding southern to some of the us bank. they've been to fee and has issued $100000.00 done by since for a lot of stuff that was in the, in the west bank. it's of the days of 80 automatic identities has also been, hasn't since a 5 also been invading cities and towns, you know? and so there is that is an ongoing uprising in the westbank that has been this has not received that if with attention because of those, you know, so that what them does that. but the thing is, with the lack of any vision to bring peace with the believe that this govern government does not be believed in any in the 2 state solution. this is what you expect and with, with them feeling the, having them punitive to whatever they want. the lack of any international condemnation, like, you know, the, the play is the country is unable to stop is way like the. busy us, so this is what to expect. it is an o

somebody set on a funny scene in refugee camp in the west bank. the is a, is a slight again and yes, another motion vessel in the red sea is a types by the group the, you estimate. and so you reported that the commercial vessel child's world navigator was damaged by naval drone. the visa believes i have also a type of a greek owned ship. the tutor which revolt at the site knew as denied claims. i had an american ad golf carry the dwight d eisenhower. it was also slow. why? who the missile attack? the less said the worship, which had been conducting patrols in the era, is report to be heading back home also a per long while not running something this news. oh is the target company that was hit on our see international up next. rick sanchez is on doris. implants will be back at the top of the, the, the, the the, what is part of the visit that the employee would post good isn't the, the place you of us and that in the word part, is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop without glitches. let's go part of the fire body. i

then there's the issue of his riley settlements in the west bank. these communities and outposts are illegal on the international end is really low, but receive government protection. they take up much of the land that would be part of a palestinian state. the other disagreements are also not easy to solve. both sides disputes who should control water supplies, many palestinians what are rights to return to their homes that they lost in 1948 in israel itself. and both sides claim jerusalem as the capital. but the city is cut off from the rest of the west bank by a will. of all these obstacles the biggest may be the mood in israel. netanyahu may be unpopular, but public opinion polls show overwhelming opposition to a palestinian state. in the meantime, one idea is an international coalition that would administer garza temporarily on the roots to it becoming parts of a palestinian state. along with the west bank, germany's president and has joined hundreds of more interested in the city of one time to remember a police officer who was killed there las

is it a west bank where he did come see shelter often is really weighed. but let's say when people did, including a 16 year old boy, the a very well welcome to you from the entire scenes national news you were coming to you live from most of the top stories this out 5 terrorist look killed in the russian southern republican. i guess the officer, they conducted a series of disney have tags on churches and the synagogue, that information coming from the national acting terrorism committee. what in this report contains disturbing images a the you thing that's cool, the the the, this page was released my russellville, for these little shows some of the scenes of the tax include the bloodstain full and bunch of vehicles. the real need to hasn't now was the depletion of active combined operations against the above the greatest for electronic incidents in the major city, the have color and that band with its non citizens. more than 15 police officers became victims of the terrorist attack with weapons in their hands as they were protecting the peace and august on

palestinian pilgrims to the house of god from the west bank of the jordan river in the land of revelationpalestinians who went to hajj from different areas of the west bank for freedom palestine and the destruction of the enemy are praying. here in the land of revelation and at the world hajj congress , you can only see the flag of palestine and the ihram clothes of the pilgrims who came from the west bank. the martyrdom of the month in the west bank has hardly been a day that the body has not been buried before the death of this local palestinian official, who says that each of these pilgrims carries a mission and a message. they carry the message, the message of the devastating attack on gaza, the message of the besieged palestine, and they carry the message of the spilled blood. pilgrims are the messengers of palestine in mecca. we hope that the prayer they demand that this problem of the children of palestine be solved. in the absence of pilgrims from the gaza region this year, about 4,000 palestinian pilgrims from other parts of the west bank. baitullah al-haram is busy preparing for

is he say there's been less attention on the west bank since october 7. and the rise of killings by settlers and soldiers is so out of control that any palestinians including friends of mine, and i speak to say there's no protection for them. i mean, i see a rightly soldiers and settlers when anyone's told he now that a 2 state solution still pushed by the us. so parts of europe or indeed some of the arabs. well, it's to lose, you know, there is no 2 sites, solution, occupation continues and deepens when it's in yahoos, government is increasingly transferring control from the military to civilian aspects of the government, which are basically which is officially annexation is the reality, endless occupation. so without accountability or sanctions on the governments of these relatives will not change until eleven's done. always good to get your thoughts and you and i was just on to me. thank you very much indeed for talking to us. thank you. thank. thank you so much. i a protest as a rallying and kind of ease coating for a seaside deal and the elections fa

it can be seen on the ihram clothes of the pilgrims who came from the west bank.ce the zionist regime's attack on gaza in these eight months , there has been less than a day in the west bank that the body of a martyr has not been buried. before from the greatness of this local authority of palestine. he says, each of these pilgrims carries a mission and a message. they carry a message, the message of the devastating attack on gaza, the message of besieged palestine, and they carry with them the message of bloodshed. pilgrims are the messengers of palestine in mecca. we hope that their prayers will be answered, that this problem of the children of palestine will be solved. in the absence of pilgrims in gaza this year, about 4,000 palestinian pilgrims from other parts of the west bank have gone to the land of revelation. the buses are ready. we have gathered here to start our journey . this same pilgrim is praying for salvation in front of the house of god al-aqsa mosque, god, free al-aqsa mosque , god, free al-aqsa mosque. pilgrims of baitullah al-haram these days

then there's the issue of is rarely settlements in the west bank. these communities and outposts are illegal under international law, but receive government protection. they take up much of the labs that would be part of a palestinian state. other disagreements are also not easy to solve both sides dispute who should control water supplies. many palestinians want a right to return to homes. their families lost in 1948 in israel itself. and both sides claimed jerusalem as their capital. but the city is cut off from the rest of the west bank by a wall of all these obstacles, the biggest may be the mood and israel. netanyahu may be unpopular, but public opinion polls show over whelming opposition to a palestinian state. in the meantime, one idea is an international coalition that would administer guys a temporarily on route to becoming part of a palestinian state along with the west bank. well, my next guest joined fight to the party which controls the policy in the authority in the west bank at the age of just 14. he spent 5 years and, and is really p

so they've been very aggressive on expanding the southern the some, the west bank. they've been defeated, has issued 100000 done by since 4 o'clock and such as in the west bank itself. the days of 80 army identities has also been hasn't been surprised. also they have been invading cities and towns, you know. and so there is that is an ongoing uprising in the westbank that has been this has not received that if with attention because of the what them does. but the thing is, with the lack of any vision to bring peace with the belief that this got on government does not be believed in any in the 2 states solution. this is what you expect, and with, with them feeling the, having them punitive to whatever they want. the lack of any international condemnation, like, you know, a deeply is the country is unable to stop is way like the us. so this is what you expect if there's an ongoing at the far, the west bank is also under an aggressive set. the expansion though, and this is what we see these, these killings and these uprisings in the west bank in south korea has suspend

between the house is like a person to protect themselves from snipers and drones and privacy is in a west bank refugee come seats. shelter also needs any rate left. several people including a 16 year old for the it's just $111.00. am here in the russian capital. welcome wherever your country the news from today. this is all also the story. the death toll from a series of terrorist attacks on sunday in southern russia has risen to 20. another 44 people were wounded and that's according to the natural i'm to terrorism committee, 5 terrorists to eliminated and fighting with the authorities. also they've struck multiple churches and synagogues, and the republicans, douglas, i'm a warning. this report contains disturbing images for the you. thing that's called the the is it, what is this footage released by russian authorities? it shows some of the scenes of the attacks including a blood stain flow. i'm burned down for the vehicles originally the as it allows the completion of acts and combat operations against the public traces folder and the private incidents and the major cities of a hutch color

palestinians who came to hajj from the west bank this year. they have experienced the stone towards the external demons for many years . the fourth public meeting of the twelfth parliament and the review of the situation. water and electricity of the country are two infrastructural and strategic components to turn the trajectory economy and people's life, management of energy consumption in the hot months of the year, the statistics are as follows: the amount of production and consumption of three important domestic industrial sectors and other parts of the country in 1402 was from more than 35 to about 33%, also the amount of water consumption of three important agricultural sectors beverage and industry of the country since 1990 are so important that ali akbar mehrabian is the first minister of the 13th government who came to the 12th parliament with a report on the steps and measures of this government in this regard. for about 32 months, the performance of the 13th government is more than 9 thousand megawatts to the power plant capacity of

a quarter of the martyrs in the west bank are children.ing this period, more than 500 palestinians were also injured in zionist attacks. in addition to the attacks of the army of the occupying regime. during this period, zionist settlers also attacked palestinians 940 times. as a result of zionist attacks on the west bank , more than 900 buildings belonging to palestinians were destroyed. hundreds of buildings have been besieged and confiscated by the occupiers, and more than 2,000 palestinians have been displaced in the west bank. regime tv channel 12. zionist once again reported the tension between the heads of the war cabinet. with the rise of tension in the occupied territories, bani gances from the cabinet members jang and knesset member gadi eisenkot emphasize the necessity of reaching an agreement with hamas, but israeli prime minister netanyahu disagrees and emphasizes that achieving the goals of the gaza war is the main priority. not long ago, benny ganses and gadi eysenkot threatened netanyahu to dissolve the war cabinet . the br

sebastian, thank ou the occupied west bank. sebastian, thank you very _ the occupied west bank.st bank. sebastian, thank you very much. sebastian - thank you very much. sebastian usher, our correspondent in jerusalem. a fourth senior conservative is being investigated by the gambling commission over allegations that he placed bets on the timing of the general election. the party's chief data officer, nick mason, denies any wrongdoing. our political correspondent harry farley reports. that is fantastic. what has been some of your highlights? all smiles at this event on friday but it has been a difficult week for rishi sunak. four conservatives, including two candidates, are being looked into by the gambling commission. the tories' chief data officer, nick mason, has taken a leave of absence 11 days from polling day. he is being investigated over alleged bets placed on the timing of the election. he denies any wrongdoing. there are questions if there are more names to come. to your knowledge, home secretary, did any ministers put a bet on the timing of the election? not to my know

the west bank and gaza, the goal on heights and egypt sign. i've been in so not sign. i wasn't parking for egypt to stay in control of the suicide canal. one of the wells most important traits, routes, and then also egypt was suffering economically. and a lot of countries promising, especially the u. s. promises set up to give him 8 and that he needed that because on the time he really wasn't a very bad situation. and egypt president on the west side that's got this help from the us for the price of making peace with this road. this we a see throughout this story. this is not the only time us govern eric country and israel to one table. the camp david accords resulted in peace agreements between egypt and israel. israel and left sign i. egypt sent in the best of their to tell o v. after the 3 d, egypt was excluded from the i repeat 4. yes. and egypt presidents adults was testing knighthood by fundamental this militant but even so camp david's set of process and motion. eric this for 80 normalization brokered by the united states. is rhodes mos

in general, today was a hot day both in the west bank and in the gaza strip. thank you . another issue that is discussed a lot within the occupied territories is the end point of the war. there has been a war cabinet, this is an estimate that netanyahu himself believes in, and it is nothing but that the war must end as soon as possible. this is the interpretation that haart himself pointed out. in four days from now, a deadline will be reached, which benny gans as a strike. al-ajl had decided to give netanyahu a chance or a new strategy. make a proposal for war or i will leave the war cabinet and then the war cabinet will naturally fall apart with this combination . the end of the war, how do they want to proceed with the matter, considering the recent meetings of both the war cabinet, the political security cabinet, and now other talks that they have to end the deal much sooner and focus on negotiations and the results of the negotiations, but the point is the thing is that they can go to the side after the fix reopening lebanon is a challenge because at the same time th

both in the west bank and in the gaza strip, thank you. discussion that is discussed a lot within the occupied territories is the end point of the war. recently , harit published a report about the estimate that existed within the war cabinet. they also say that netanyahu believes in it and there is nothing but that the war should end as soon as possible, this is the interpretation that haart himself pointed out. in 4 days from now, the deadline set by benny gans as a deadline will pass , giving netanyahu a chance to come up with a new strategy for the war. give me a presentation or i will leave the war cabinet and then the war cabinet will naturally fall apart with this combination. now with the information you have from the zionist media and the speculations inside them , what do they think about the end of the war? how do you want the story to go? according to the recent meetings of both the war cabinet and the political and security cabinet and now the other talks that were discussed, the israelis have come to the conclusion that they

as a result of zionist attacks on the west bank, more than 900 buildings belonging to palestinians were destroyed. hundreds of buildings have been confiscated by the occupiers and more than 2,000 palestinians have been displaced in the west bank. supporters of palestine in america gathered at stanford university. the american police tried to attack the protesters. disperse the the students also addressed the police forces and chanted "shame on you". american police arrested at least 13 students. stanford university announced that the arrested students will be suspended and will not be allowed to continue their studies found. at radboud university in the netherlands , pro-palestinian students demonstrated and chanted slogans in solidarity with the residents of gaza. dutch students. they also condemned the crimes of the zionist regime in the gaza strip. lebanon's hezbollah responded to the attack of the zionist regime, which targeted southern lebanon with banned phosphorous bombs. in hezbollah's operations, several zionist soldiers were killed and some were wounded. for the second day in

what happened here is repeated in other areas of the west bank. this happened not only for this palestinian youth, but also the board of palestinian prisoners and released persons recorded more than 920 cases of arrest, of which more than 100 some of these arrests have taken place since eid al-adha. the occupiers also arrested dozens of palestinians to force other youths to surrender themselves. the 43rd anniversary of martyr mustafa chamran was commemorated in bayt. he went to lebanon to fight against the zionist regime and became one of the resistance commanders. here in the capital of lebanon , a commemoration ceremony was held on the 43rd anniversary of his martyrdom, next to the street that bears his name. life in the sphere of education, prosperity and even personal progress and honor was much less and inferior to his lofty soul. martyr mustafa chamran in the year he came to lebanon in 1350 to fight against the zionist regime and spent 8 years in the most difficult conditions as the director of shabanrozi school. contrary to the extensive ac

now occupied the west bank and gaza, the goal on heights and egypt sign i put in. so no sign i was important for egypt to stay in control of the suicide canal. one of the wells most important traits, routes, and then also egypt was suffering economically. and a lot of countries, problems, especially the u. s. promises set up to give him 8 and that he needed that because in that time he really wasn't a very bad situation. and egypt president on the west side that's got this out from the us for the price of making peace with as right. as we, as see throughout the story. this is not the only time the wes coulton, eric country and israel to one table. the camp david accords resulted in peace agreements between egypt and israel. israel and left sign i. egypt sent in the best of their to tell only after the treaty, egypt was excluded from the i repeat 4. yes. and egypt presidents adults was assassinated by fundamental this militant but even so camp david's set of process and motion. eric this for 80 normalization brokered by the united states. is rhodes most important al

the policy is in a west bank for refugee camp seats. show the author and is really read the left several people that including a 16 year old boy, the life of most go, this is on. so you will come to the global use of the decimal from a series of terrorist attacks on sunday. in a southern russia has risen to 20 another 44 people would invite us, according to the national anti terrorism committee. 5, terrorist eliminated in fighting with the authorities. also they struck multiple judges and the synagogues and the republicans. douglas, i'm wanting this report contains disturbing images for the people. that's cool. the, the, the, it's the, it was really, it's why russian us or these, it shows some of the scenes. it'll be a tax, including a bloodstained floor. i'm burned out. the goals, the really hill leader has analyse the completion of active combat operations against the public faces for the private incidence in the major cities of lots color kind data. but it's nonsense uses more than 15 police officers became victims of the terrorist a

come back marie, if an option a r t reporting from the fed on by the state in refugee camp in the west bank. the real form u. k. policy data. nigel for ours has called west city to negotiate with moscow to restore peace in ukraine, but has added feel to a controversy among the european political establishment. as the british politician, as also is, does that name to function prove to russia to enter the conflict? i stood up in the european parliament in 2040 and i said, i quotes that will be a war in you cried. have we taken leave of all senses? do we actually want to have a. busy with pacing, because if we do with suddenly coming about it the right way, we directly into the ridge, the uprising of the ukraine that led to the toppling all the president. you have like a bitch on that let of close into that. it may have who's in, reacting on the model of the story is if you put the russian bag with a stick, don't be surprised when you were yes. why do i say that? it was obvious to me that the ever east would expansion of nato and the european union was giving this man a reason to his russian p

but the young if them, you know, move fairly 2 of them to the west bank and the left only if we, that's a lot this on us to succeed in. do most split even more that they felt that they were even a capital f a. so just send it to the office says that they see going specs is suspicious. lance, in the a cause a sweep, the whole for sale since the district stuff and not being at the if they continue saying that there's something suspicious thing doesn't street they were going to present the or the i was shocked when i'm ice attacked. israel, i thought it was horrendous. what the, what, how much did unconscionable unforgettable as they were maybe 350 soldiers and policemen killed by the other for the 800 civilians who were killed that day. the what happened on october, the 7 was a jail breakout, or it was the slaves revolting against the master. and of course, when slaves revolt against illegitimate masters, that is not going to be peaceful and it is going to be violent. and the israelis, they should have thought about that before. they expels palestinian subjugated palestinians and murder p

but the youngest, that then, you know, move fairly 2 of them to the west bank and left on the fleet. that's a loud this promise to succeed in the most split even more than they felt that there was even a couple of faded sort jails who sent it to the office says that they see going specs is suspicious movements in the a cause a sweep over. so said that they should stop knocking at the if they continue saying that there's something suspicious team does a street they were going to place the or the i was shocked when have us attacked israel. i thought it was horrendous. what the, what, how the hosted, unconscionable unforgettable as they were maybe 350 soldiers and policemen killed by the other more than 800 civilians who were killed that day. the what happened on october, the 7th was a jail breakout, or it was the slaves revolting against the master. and of course, when slaves revolt against illegitimate masters, that is not going to be peaceful. and it is going to be violet and b as riley's. they should have thought about that before they expelled palestinian subjugated palestinians an

a video shows a wounded man strapped who is really army vehicle in the west bank. israel says, as far as has violated military protocol and will be investigated. also on the show . one years since the wagner mercenary groups these parts of russia and them, you named, we ask how secure a flat americans hold on power. and fans of germany out in force in frankfort as their team gets sent to take on switzerland, in the european football championship. the a mary, anna evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. these really armies says it's investigating the conduct of some of its soldiers after a wounded palestinian man was tied to the hood of a military vehicle during a raid and the occupied west bank. the israel defense forces confirmed the incident in jeanine after video of it circulated on social media, the demand strep to the bone itself. this is riley on a vehicle, barely moves witnesses and the israeli military say he was injured during an arrest right in jeanine. but that's where the corroboration stops, is rarely defense. those to say the man was a suspect wounded in an exchange

the houses, like a person to protect themselves from snipers and drones promised to me ends in the west bank, refugee camps, seek shelter officer. and these are the rates of the left. several people data including a 16 year old boy, the what considering the reports of the latest trends shape in the world right now. this is our attention optional. i a michael point. now the death toll from a series of terrorist attacks on sunday in southern russia has risen to 20. another 44 people with wounded and that's according to the national logic terrorism committee. 5 terrorists were eliminated in fighting with video forties after this struck multiple churches and synagogues in the republic of august. done a warning. this report contains disturbing images a the you thing that's cool the, the, the now this footage was released by a rock to no fault where it is. and it shows some of the scenes of the attacks including a blood stain full and burned out vehicles or the original leader has announced the completion of active combat, the operations against which separate trait is following the 2 types of inc

their concern is that the west bank will be armed from that side. in the occupied northern lands, which have been under the influence and fire of the hezbollah regime, the fake regime has panicked and in fact suffered a strange crisis . since the al-aqsa storm on october 7 , no one dared to speak about the so-called jalalist regime. the woman of the holocaust should be brought up under the title of anti-semitism and the like was dealt with , but gradually we saw that this movement became a very powerful discourse after the al-aqsa trips, that the circle of this discourse and this movement started from europe and extended to south america and even the far east . and japan and australia, all the countries of the world , this discussion is not specific to the islamic republic of iran or a few limited countries in west asia. today , the streets of europe, america, south america, canada , etc. it has become global, something that no one dared to do before, the palestinian flag the white house is boasting about the criticism in the congress in the french

a video shows a wounded man strapped to in his barely all me becca, in the west bank is gross as impostors violated military protocol. and will be investigated also coming up for the previous president, macos put bitching on notice saying he won't allow trying these intimidation to force his mission out of etc. total water's in, the south china sea. and germany's quarter last couldn't go to salvage control, but switzerland, admin bedroom at the european football championship, you bring you the reaction from balance the member such as swab welcome to the program. these are the ami facets, investigating the conduct of some of its soldiers all through the wounded palace to noon man was tied to the hood of the military reckless jordan agreed in the occupied westbank. these ro, defense forces conform the incident in jeanine. after we do offer, so to later on, social media of the demand, strep to the bone itself. this is riley on a vehicle, barely moves witnesses and the israeli military say he was injured during an arrest right in jeanine. but that's where the corroboration stops. it's rarely d

well, it looks a little bit like what's going on in the west bank right now where you have this week palestinian authority, you have pallets and the security forces coordinate with the with, with these real. and the palestinian authority doesn't like it, the pallets and the security forces don't really like it. base they're, they're, they're, they're really low by considerable portion for the population is you're just sub contracting for these really occupation. but it's the only way to keep the, the, the little islands a palestinian autonomy alive. so i think that might be the model for them. one which the israelis have security control. again they go where they want to do what they want whenever they want. but they have workable arrangements with local leaders and you know, as the pallets and the authority, the westbank collapses. that might mean, look, a war lord, it might mean a local, locally prominent individual who says, you know, i'll be the interlocutor between people in this village and, and, and, and these really occupation. and maybe you could do something like that and g

palestinian as a human shield. video shows the wounded man trapped who is really army vehicle in the west banks. israel says it's forced as violate, as military protocol and will be investigated. also coming up one years since the wagner mercenary groups these parts of russia and username. how secure is vladimir putin told us how our we take a look and, and environmental success story in sweden, fish pastries that has not been seen there in over a century is swimming once again and look, pulled rivers the a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us. these really armies says it's investigating the conduct of some of its soldiers. after a wounded palestinian man was tied to the hood of a military vehicle during a rate of the occupied west bank, the israel defense forest has confirmed the incident and jeanine, after video of it circulated on social media, the demand strep to the bone itself. this is riley on a vehicle barely moves. witnesses and the is riley military say he was injured during an arrest, straightened jeanine. but that's where the corroboration stops. they is rarely defend su

we opened fire on a vehicle in the occupied west bank. the shooting happened in the northern city of kalki, a, a red crescent official on the same told, under zebra, it is rarely forces prevented his team from approaching the call and assisting the injured others here as nor a report from ramallah. and he also had, was kind of sitting in authorities, confirm. 2 men were killed in a copay in the northern west banquet. his ready forces. i'm bushed the center of the town and fired at a vehicle carrying to people allegedly wanted by the is really occupation authorities a be have of a habit. and my hold said we're both confirmed, killed their bodies and the car they were riding and were confiscated. 5 is really soldiers. meanwhile, something far more strategic and with long lasting effect is also taking place with these really army transferring powers over construction in agriculture and about 61 percent of the west bank to the is really ministry of defense, particularly these really administer. it's a small switch and a group of civil servant

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