projectiles that offices report by save the children says 4 out of 5 children in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem, whose homes were demolished by israeli forces feel abandoned by the world, 217 palestinian families took part in the survey. 80 percent of the mine is interviewed, said they have lost faith not only in a national community, but also the parents. majority of children showed high rates of distress, including feelings of sadness, fear, depression, and anxiety. the report also found most palestinian parents feel they are unable to protect their children after losing their homes. jason lee is saved the children's country director for the occupied palestinian territory. he says the demolitions are affecting an entire generation. well, the multiple impacts certain former them into the psycho social impact on this children is just unfathomable. i mean, the fact that they have lost they have no heart. they question about their futures . i mean, 3 out of 5 children have had impacted on the education when the, when the homes have been demolished, they found it difficult to resume the schools th

occupied west back report by say the children says 4 out of 5 children in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem, whose homes with demolished by israeli forces feel abandoned by the world. $217.00 palestinian families took part in the survey. 80 percent of the miners interviewed said they have lost faith not only in the international community, but it will so that parents, a majority of children, showed high rates of distress, including feelings of sadness, fit, depression, and anxiety. the report also found a majority of palestinian parents feel they are unable to protect their children, often losing their home. let's talk to jason lee. he is save the children's country director for the occupied palestinian territory. he joined this on guy from sidney . many thanks for joining the program. a very sad report. what in the research you did actually stood out for you? good afternoon getting here. i mean it's a starting reality and i think it shows the actual struggles that children have been going through. like everything else, demolition of the hallway, i mean, despite the initial trauma losing a

, the new israeli government formulates with regard to settlement construction in the west bank and in east jerusalem. we freeze an arab israeli lawmaker from the left wing merits party, who said to be a minister for regional cooperation, put it best publicly 2 days ago. he said this will be a status quo government. in other words, don't expect a major breakthrough to state solution. and everybody dancing in the streets, but on the other hand, don't expect us to go crazy as he put it in the settlement. and so how you thread that needle, i think will say a lot about the new israeli government and more to the point the staying power opportunities really government min rabbani very briefly you get the last 45 seconds of the program. you are not the 1st guest we've had on this channel to say that much more. the boss is a bit low energy and he's probably heading for the political exit. if the palestinians deserve high energy leadership in the p a if the p a is about to have to engage or want to engage with an israeli government. where will that come from and who will about person be? well, what we're seei

the ceasefire continues to hold between israel and gaza, israel is cracking down on palestinians living in the occupied west bank, occupied east jerusalemrael. the newspaper haaretz reports israeli police have arrested nearly 2000 palestinians over the past month in an attempt to quell protests and uprisings against the occupation. on saturday, israeli police arrested al jazeera journalist givara budeiri as she covered a protest in sheikh jarrar. during the arrest, officers broke her hand and destroyed the equipment of her camera operator. she was also reportedly beaten while being taken to an israeli police interrogation center. on sunday, police in east jerusalem detained muna and mohammedl-kurd. the 23-year-old twins have been helping to lead efforts to fight the eviction of palestinians living in the sheikh jarrar neighborhood of jerusalem where their family lives. jewish settlers already live in part of their home. mohammed spoke out after he and his sister were released sunday night. >> what happened today was a clear tactic of intimidation. the occupation doesn't want anyone to be speaking about the abuses it is doing against the

rise sharply and dozens of palestinians injured as is ready for demonstrators and occupied east jerusalem on the west bank and in sports with the new top of their group at the european championship. one know when over school and back here maintains their unbeaten run at the tournament. i and i welcome. it's just gone 1500 gmc, that's 1930 in iran where voting is being extended in the presidential election opinion polls are predicting victory for the judiciary chief emperor him. right? you see it faces 3 other conservatives am one, moderate candidate, 10 out is expected to be low on position parties. cool for a boy caught off to several candidates, were excluded. shortly. we'll speak to correspond acid bag. who's in tech? we're on the 1st door said jabar reports on the voting so far. a test of support for iran political system. the 1st person to vote, the highest authority supreme leader i had solar alley harmony. shortly after, almost 67000 pulling stations opened across the country with nearly 60000000 people eligible to vote. but it is clear this time around the presidential elections are different comp

and attempt to regain the lost. our territories began. israel had tripled its size, capturing the sinai peninsula. the gaza strip, the west bank east in jerusalem and the golan heights. the we tried everything who entered the united nations. we tried mediations, we tried to contact 3 different countries, and it was clear that all this was to know of age. their mood was list, give nothing back if you don't have to. there were songs written, there were victory albums. there was a huge intoxication of victory. this huge unique mon record of victory of these lily army in that war were the greatest tragedy in the history of his live. these railways basked in an aura of invincibility. but the victory was just the start of even greater complications which still plague the middle east to this day. israel found itself governing and being responsible for a 1000000 palestinians in the newly occupied gaza strip. westbank and jerusalem took about 6 months to rome, around the newly helped territories hosting the west bank and gaza. and they came back and they said the local, there was other people there and they have a national movement. so what do we do? he

and alex the evictions in east jerusalem. then came the gods a war. then at the marches in the protest in the west bank and then the violence inside israel's mix. cities. what were you? what were you thinking as you saw all of this? is it just another brief spasm or the start of a new chapter or some kind of new phase? no, i actually think that this mark something new. i think that the kind of unity that was displayed across multiple palestinian communities, in spite of the divisions that the occupying authority has imposed on that is to say the general strike that included east jerusalem postings inside israel and the west bank. the gaza strip. hausteen's 11 on passing in jordan is the 1st time since 1936 of the things that a unified general strike. and i think that the fact that you have what looks like the beginning of the father and the territories combined with the unrest that you mentioned inside israel, among policies. they are protesting support of their brothers and sisters in gaza. and andrew stone is an indication of a new level of unity at the popular love these, in spite of, as i've said,

and the occupied territories in a short space of to -- space of time. the evictions in east jerusalem, then the gaza war, than the marches and protests in the west bank, andiolence inside israel's mixed cities. what rethinking is use all of this? is it just another break -- what were you thinking when you saw all of this? is it just another brief spasm or some kind of new phase? guest: i think this marks something new. the kind of unity displayed across multiple palestinian communities, despite the visions the occupying authority has impose on them -- that is to say the general strike in east jerusalem, west bank, how scenes in lebanon, and jordan, is the first time since 1930 six the palestinians have had a first -- have had a unified general strike. the fact that you have what looks like a third intifada combined with the unrest you mentioned inside israel -- they are protesting in support of their brothers and sisters in gaza and in jerusalem. it is an indication of a new level of unity at the popular level, at least. in spite of the divisions imposed by the occupying authority and the divisions between palestinian factions. i see this as something qui

and killing children. now in the report, the certainly criticism of israel it talks about more than a 1000 grey violations against children in east jerusalem, the west bank and gaza. and the report says, i quote un remains deeply concerned by the number of children killed and maimed and continues to urge israel to investigate each case where live ammunition was used. that's in the body of the report. you turned to the annex, which is supposed to be the black list. you supposed to provide this every year to the security council. and israel is not listed on the blacklist look to yemen. and that the who the rebels all this staple kidding or maiming more than 250 children. and the saudi led coalition is responsible according to the report for killing or maiming a $194.00 children. but you will find that the who sees are in the annex on the black list, bought the saudi led coalition on not on the amex, the formal list, we believe has now been circulated to the security council. it's still private. it will be published in the coming days and the security council will discuss it in about 10 days. time. is running full says have entered at least 11 palestinian p

and what happened earlier this week is that you have basically 3 palestinian areas. you have peace universe. when you have the west bank, we see it. jason, to east jerusalem, and you have said they're away. they got the street and they come out. know how much has undertaken for itself to tell israel what to do or not to do in jerusalem, which even the more moderate israeli government, which took off these only earlier this week does not intend to obey. and so what really happened is that 4 weeks ago, as you mentioned, there was a ceasefire in the exchange between israel and math. but there was no mechanism to implement any of the understandings, including reconstruction of the gover. 3 or bringing money, especially from cuts are 2 guys up. so in order to reinvigorate the process, how much let the balloon flyers stop there? he's seen very work. israel got the message. you got the message to end. apparently, there will be, renew talks behind the scenes. you know that to get some arrangement. that's pretty interesting. as you say, we're just a few days into the new government led by a prime minister enough tale bennett, i was going to ask judge him by the ea

and so these are proper or in occupied and illegally next east jerusalem. or in the west bank or in deb, located gaza strip. so there are the moments the day sometimes the weeks in which there is visible violence, bombings, killing, and so on. of them what, you know, who will be food. and then there is international media attention as indeed there should be. but when the cameras turn off, but the students continue to be subject to the daily routine, mundane bureaucratic, israeli state violence through the imposition of travel restrictions and the need for permits. and the knowledge that if a family member is killed or injured, then the security forces to do it will enjoy almost blanket impunity. and the 1000000 other ways in which for the stimulus are abused day in and day out in this oppressive reality. and most of the time, it's invisible, but for the world. but for the people that are living under the receiving end of this reality, it's relentless and it will not stop until we see structural change as part of what you call your camera project. that selim has been working wi

yesterday in the neighborhood in east jerusalem, a reporter for al jazeera arrested covering a sit-in on the 54th anniversary of the occupation of east jerusalem and the west banke covering this protest, she says she was arrested or held and detained by israeli police because she says she wasn't given an opportunity to get her i.d. card, despite the fact that she was wearing a protective vest that said "press." police released a statement saying there was a man and woman, her and her cameraman, who refused to show i.d. so they were detained. this is a reminder of what happened to al jazeera when their media offices were bombed by the idf, offices that also contained offices for the associated press. the idea of a claim there was hamas presence in the building but has yet to offer evidence or proof for that claim. al jazeera objected in the strongest terms showing it was a brutal arrest and showed disregard for fundamental human rights. >> thanks, oren lieberman in jerusalem, appreciate it. >>> ahead on cnn, g7 finance leaders agree to a landmark tax deal targeting multinational companies. we'll explain why it's a big win for president biden as he prepares for h

who are given the status of a permanent refugees, quote unquote, inside east jerusalem or palestinians, living in the west bank and gaza because what we're seeing here is the same discrimination, the same end goal, but at different levels, whether it's the police brutality, the housing situation inside israel at the, at the discrimination and the ethnic cleansing inside jerusalem as is, as described by international or human rights organizations, or the ethnic cleansing an area c, which is over 60 percent. as angela said, the west bank. so the question is, are they willing to undo or how are they handling the legacy that they inherited from the business? and yeah, who's 10 year in, in, in about 12 years the decade of nathan, yahoo has just ended and how are they, can i, can you ask that question to see what i will have to say? i'm a go have picked up. you know, really what do you, what do you think? sure, really what you're describing is really spot on. i mean, when we're looking at benjamin netanyahu or net 30 minutes or anybody else that changes matter to israeli politics and domestic sense. but when it comes to

and the occupied west bank . a 3rd panel simeon was also killed. let's go live now to harry full said he's an occupied east jerusalem, whereas the court going 1st of all on this case in ceylon. well, yes, this is the case of 2 separate families in a sort of full separate families in 2 separate buildings. 19 people's homes in all at stake in all of this. and it is a similar situations what we've been seeing in unable to shift during recent weeks, a similar story with a jewish settler organization that says that it can prove that there is a jewish ownership claim on the, the houses that they currently inhabit. and that they have done the decades and generations. and so this is an appeal by the palestinian families against an existing eviction order. of course, in terms of international law, these are seen as morris as face force displacements or expulsions and evictions. but under these ready legal system, which israel says applies in east years, in which it says it is unilaterally annexed since $967.00. these evictions currently stand and they are repeating against them in the jerusalem district court . so this isn't likely to be a conclusive decis

east jerusalem. palestinians are organizing a counter-protest and hamas militants have called for a day of rage. last month, similar protests in street battles spread from jerusalem to the west bankand escalated to a full-scale war in gaza. the israeli military has raised the alert level and deployed iron dome defense batteries ahead of the march. hamas already threatened to attack if that march went ahead. the last time right-wing demonstrators tried to march, last month, hamas fired rockets toward jerusalem setting off that 11-day conflict in gaza. major. >> garrett: charlie d'agata, thank you. tonight, hollywood is remembering ned beatty, the veteran actor who first lit up the screen in "deliverance" back in 1972. beatty received an oscar nomination for his role as a tv executive in "network," and played lex luthor's henchman in the 1978 blockbuster "superman." ned beatty died sunday in los angeles at his home, he was 83. much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," including a plowed into protestersnn s.u.v. minneapolis. pl, anusnexpected consequences of the pandemic, there is a surplus of girl scout cookies, actually, millions of them. and beneath all that fur is america