there were about 100 palestinians from the west bank and east jerusalem who came. were almost an equal number of israeli tech folks and for young -- four young tech entrepreneurs who managed to get permits to come and participate in the event. these are the kind of people that need to be given tools to come as i say, develop their own economy for the benefit of all of us. i obviously am pained to think about the prospects of those young palestinian -- those young gazans today given what is going on. i'm sure they will not be having an easy time of it, but i think we need to ask where one needs to look to place the blame for that unfortunate situation in the immediate term. ed: thank you for your time today. much appreciated here on bloomberg technology. later this hour, we will discuss the israeli tech ecosystem further with the founder and ceo of a global venture investment platform. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ ed: we are still monitoring the situation in the middle east after israel formed a rare emergency government to see the country through the war with ha

jordan took control of the west bank and east jerusalem after the 1st arab israeli war, that israel then seized during the 6 day war in 1967. jordan was the 2nd arab nation of to egypt to establish and diplomatic ties with these ro, finding a peace deal in 1994 jordan has often taken on the role of media into his long bane, the official custodian of holy sites in jerusalem, including the alex um mosque, the compound, also known as the temple mount a holy place in both islam and 2 days and, and one of the most contested sights since the formation of these riley states from us named its recent terrorist attack on israel. the locks of flood saying it was in defense of the mosque. jordan relies on israel for resources like water and gas. the 2 states have plans for wider corporation on climate change and energy. the good old ties to israel has been heavily criticized by much of the jordanian population who have some in their support for palestinians. crowds have been rallying against israel strikes on gaza and the occupation of palestinian territory for jordan. this lease is conflict between

these really understanding and conflict roughly speaking, so not just but just hoping it goes up, but also what is happening in the west bank the occupied west bank and east jerusalem with guitar used attempting to media in the hostage situation. how do you evaluate it's potential role as media to to, to get a dialogue started between his violin. i'm us so culture isn't in a very different situation. was from saudi arabia. it has said just was not interested and normally listening relations with as well. but at the same time, it just has very good channels of communication with, with israel. it was providing a few minutes or an age to the guy is a strip of through israel, of 4 years. and so it has, and it has, of course, a lot had channels with from us as well. and how much has as a, as a political bureau in door. and so a couple of the political leaders of how about us are based in culture. so, there is actually ideally taste to mediate between hamas and israel, over, for example, the hostages. and that's why we have seen it now twice to release of 2 hostages. and, and i understand that to negotiations over a much larger exchange deal are still occurring. israel's

this provocative action created riots in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem, riots that led to violence and conflict. drawn. israel used tank bullets and airstrikes to suppress the angry palestinians, and the palestinians responded with rocket and mortar attacks. mustafa aburamoz was 25 years old at that time and was arrested by israelis on charges of selling weapons to palestinians during the riots. he says that even though he was found not guilty , the judge of the court told him that he should be imprisoned. we were faced with many memories. the zionist occupiers killed, assassinated, launched, ambushed and searched the townspeople and zionist soldiers. these things happened every day. i i repelled many cities with my own hands, my friends, neighbors and loved ones who were killed by the zionist soldiers. after the 23rd, the situation of the palestinians in the west bank did not improve and in many cases it worsened. former israeli prime minister yayi lapid launched deadly military strikes in the occupied west bank. these attacks intensified in the far-right cabinet of benja

this act of incitement created unrest in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem . disturbances that led to violence and conflict . to suppress the angry palestinians, he used tank bullets and airstrikes, and the palestinians responded with bombings, rocket attacks and shootings . say with he was found not guilty, but the judge told him that he should be imprisoned. we are faced with many memories. there, the zionist occupiers were killing and assassinating, isr shootings and attacks on the townspeople and zionist soldiers, these things happened every day. i repelled many cities with my own hands , my friends, neighbors and loved ones who were killed by the zionist soldiers. after 23 years , the situation of the palestinians in the west bank has not improved and in many cases it has gotten worse. he started deadly military attacks in the occupied west bank. these attacks in benjamin's extreme right cabinet netanyahu intensified. since the beginning of this year, more than 20 palestinians have been killed in the attacks of the zionist forces, and israel launched airst

west bank . leads to more unrest. the controversial israeli politician entered al-aqsa mosque on september 28, 2000. this provocative action created unrest in the occupied west bank and east jerusalemsturbances that led to violence and conflict. israel to suppress the palestinians angry, he used tank bullets and airstrikes , and the palestinians responded with bombings, rocket attacks, and shooting. mustafa aburamoz was 25 years old at that time and was arrested by israelis on charges of selling weapons to palestinians during the riots. he says: although he was found not guilty, the judge told him that he should be imprisoned. we were faced with many memories. the zionist occupiers killed, assassinated, tindazis, issarsi and the attacks of zionist soldiers and townspeople, these events happened every day. i destroyed many cities with my own hands i did. my friends, neighbors and loved ones who were killed by zionist soldiers. after 23 years, the situation of the palestinians in the west bank has not improved and in many cases it has worsened. former israeli prime minister yayi lapid launched deadly military attacks in the occupied west bank. these attacks intensified in the far-rig

this provocative act caused riots in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem . riots turned into violence and clashes . israel used tank bullets and airstrikes to suppress the angry palestinians, and the palestinians also they responded with bombing, rocket attacks and shooting. mustafa aburamoz was 25 years old at the time and was arrested by the israelis on the charge of selling weapons to palestinians during the riots. he says that although he was found not guilty, the court judge told him that he should be imprisoned

half million of us are under the israeli occupation in 1948 areas in the gaz trip in the west bank and east jerusalemthe fight of israel miraculously manages to kill us all here in palestine, speaking to you from bethlehem, and if israel and i i am 100% sure that they won't succeed in gaza. but god forbid them, if they succeed in gaza, they will do the same thing in bethlehem and ramala and jericho, and i urge the palestian authority to be aware of this and to take actions accordingly, and then they will proceed after they finish us off to lebanon, to syria, to iraq, to the gulf states, these people are not satisfied with taking palestine, they want to take the whole middle east, and natanyahu himself said this. so i think we need to be aware of egolo maniac nut cases like hitler was and natanyahu is has come out and said that um islamic countries can stop the israeli war machine if they take a united states um and he said that the port of western countries led by the us for the science entity gives a green light for this entity to execute his crimes in gaza. with what he said, especially about the u

that assessment or do you see what has been happening across israel proper inside the west bank and east jerusalemibuting to this escalation? there are those who will look and say this was hamas being hamas and those who will say this is a continuation of the ongoing conflict that is taking place in the west bank and east jerusalem that has brought him up to this point. >> well, unprovoked in a sense that there was a specific incident that was the cause, but provoked in the terms of allowing the palestinian issue to fester to so many years, israeli occupation, palestinian territories is well into its fifth decade. and it is an essential issue, it has become a trope amongst and analysts that all the palestinian issues no longer is a central issue, it's less important and there are much more important issues like iran and regional integration that is really the focal point, but when something like this happens it reminds everybody, and brings to the forefront that the palestinian issue is an existential issue for israel. not only for the palestinians but for israel itself. and so we are going to see

and in the west bank, huge amount of... property, sorry, palestinian property and palestinian housings had been stolen by the israeli government and the establishment of israeli settlements particularly on the west bank and east jerusalem is in clear breach of international law, not only humanitarian law, but the un charter itself, there's a huge need for the international community to... unite against genocide everywhere, in recent times we have also seen genocide a smaller scale happening in armenia, with very little protest from the international community, what's happening in gaza is now at least very public, but not enough has been done to create peace, the united nations needs to be allowed to do its primary mission, which is creation of international peace, but the united nations has been prevented, particularly by the us, and its allies on the un security council and the veto wielding powers, particularly britain, france and united states are supporting israel, and effectively facilitating the crimes against humanity being committed against the palestinian people. those are you just joining us live images that are taking uh of the pro-palestinian rallies that are taking place across the globe from live images t

not to mention what's going on in the, in the west bank and east jerusalem. so this is why i see we can be selective. in more outreach. lice is one and the same for both the students and use range. we cannot be selective in moral outrage. in your capacity as special rep or to or on the occupied palestinian territories. i assume you have to look ahead and you have to ask yourself, what might happen here? what do we need to prepare for? what are the scenarios? and i know we're early on in this war. what are the scenarios that you're considering as likely, you know, we're not dirty on in the score. this is an aggression that is, that has been ongoing for decades because they 9 get in car people or we try to assess determination, stealing, land, confiscating lands, displeasing people. you mean the aging arresting kidley adults and children. and this is not a normal situation. this is not normal, fixed, this is an aggression against the people what the rights to be been to be free. indeed, victory in 16 like anyone else. so what they should, which would be done now

unrest in other palestinian territories that border the israeli state, so in the west bank and east jerusalemn, reports of clashes... with police forces are coming in, and at least over the past 24 hours there have already been several such reports, it is also known about attacks by palestinian activists on checkpoints that are on which are the personnel of the israeli security forces, in particular, the jenin checkpoint was engulfed in fire after an attack by palestinian activists, while hezbollah now takes an extremely balanced position, despite the fact that the troubling fire of betrayal and the fighters of this lebanese party began the day before, israel responded with counter-battery fire and barrel artillery, but so far hezbollah says that it does not intend to enter into conflict, while about twenty rockets were fired from lebanese territory, and from the southern part of lebanon in the north israel on military targets, nosbava did not take responsibility for... groups that consist of palestinian refugees that lebanon took in, so they quite often , against their wishes, take certain a

should be signed i peninsula from egypt, as well as the golan heights from syria on the west bank and east jerusalem from jordan. despite any successes by egyptian and syria, and forces, often nearly 3 weeks of fighting and tens of thousands of casualties as well as military had made significant gains. both sides declared victory. the war, among other fact is ultimately led to be 1978 camp david accords with so israel withdrawal from the sinai. in return for normalization of relations, a peace tracy signed eliza monk the 1st time an arab nation had recognized israel pulled the honeyed has 1400 hours, saturday, 6 of october, 1973. the 10th day of remedy done. the whole is dane, the jewish calendar. you'll keep your operation bedroom, start in egypt as serial. launch a 2 pronged attack on israel to liberate the sign a peninsula in the golan heights. oh, in the 1st few hours, egyptian thanks overrun the bar lifeline is israel's heavily fortified line of defense in occupied sign a with over whelming fire power from the ground in the air. egypt wanted a limited war, but the one that would restore nationa

captured the sign i've been in to lift from egypt, golden heights from syria, and the west bank and east jerusalem from jordan, despite early successes by egyptian and syrian forces, ultimately 3 weeks of fighting and tens of thousands of casualties as well as military had made significant gains. both sides declared victory. the more among other factors ultimately led to the 1978 camp david accords, which so israel withdrawal from sign on and return to normally ization of relations at pace. tracy signed a year later, month. the 1st time an arab nation had recognized as well. who do i have done? have made reports 1400 hours, saturday, 6 of october, 1973. the 10th day of ramadan. who lives day in the jewish calendar, you'll keep pour operation beds of started egypt as serial. launch a 2 pronged attack on israel deliberate to assign a peninsula in the golan heights. oh, in the 1st few hours, egyptian thanks overrun the bar lifeline. israel's heavily fortified line of defense in occupied sign, a with over whelming fire power from the ground in the air. egypt wanted a limited war, but one that would re

i penance left from egypt, the golan heights, from syria on the west bank and east jerusalem from jordan. now, despite early success is my egyptian and the syrian forces often nearly 3 weeks of fighting and tens of thousands of casualties. israel's military have made significant gains. both sides declared victory. well the will among all the fact is ultimately led to the 1978 camp david accords, which so is ro, withdrawal from sinai in return from normalization of relations. a peace treaty was signed a year later, mocking the 1st time and our nation had recognized israel vinton. monica has more 1400 hours, saturday, the 6th of october, 1973. the 10th day of ramadan. who you stay in the jewish calendar. you want me to pour operations that are starting egypt and syria launched a 2 pronged surprise attack on israel deliberate, the sign peninsula and the golden heights the oh, in the 1st 2 hours, gibson tanks to move around the bar. left line is railed heavily fortified line of defense and occupied sign with overwhelming fire power from the ground and the air in egypt once the limited war, b

exactly what's going to be happening in the type territories of the west bank and east jerusalem. will there be classes between just rarely, settlers and palestinians on the ground? will there be pitched battles there? will there be uh, a involvement of other states. uh, for example will list, how will this affect the diplomatic process we've, we've heard our analysts talking very, very insightfully about that. but it would seem to me that, you know, the big story here in israel since i've been here for several weeks, has been the, the rep ro, small between israel and saudi arabia, brokered by the united states. i don't think that that can go forward right now, at least, at least for the time being while there's a war going on. but again, here in ashville, on which we're seeing the, the smoke we're seeing, the, the ambulances and the military were hearing the occasional side of a death nation, of a, uh, a moss rocket that makes its way through the, or the iron dome, anti aircraft system. and were selling the smoke the smell of war. thank you for that brother reynolds, the 1st time

found themselves under the rule of egypt in what became known as garza and jordan in the west bank and east jerusalem . the right to return is a cause close to the hearts of millions of palestinians around the world. but it wasn't until the late 19 eighties at that possibility grew into a real decoration. when paula sending me dues and eggs all staked by claim, the session culminated in the declaration of the palestinian stayed on our belly stained inland, representing the natural combination of the valiant and tenacious popular struggle which has continued for more than 70 years. and taking its full in the amount of sacrifice as me, but our people in his homeland, on his throne tiers and an old accounts and places to which it has been dispersed. plans for 2 state solution started to buy fruit in the ninety's would. they also accord it wasn't deal signed by the leaders of both sides, but that quickly came and stuck on the decades of cycle of violence. continue to spiral despite widespread international recognition of palestine. the palestinians remain a fragmented nation with new unified state or fed

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been killed in the past. 14 days is ready, forces have stepped up right in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. at least 12 people were killed on thursday. it takes the total number killed, 181 the past 2 weeks. and i trucks for maintenance stuff, count sides of the roof across and you need ship despite deal to allow limited supplies. and what are these say they need more time to repair products? in the prime time television to address you as president joe biden has said, support as well, and you cry and is vital to national security. you still want to convince americans that of congress doesn't provide more military funding to its allies into 2 conflicts. the security of the united states could be at risk. a white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare reports. a good evening, my fellow americans, the gravity of the moment, underscored by a rare oval office address. president joe biden has sought to convince americans, weary of the war and ukraine, that the united states must fund yet another military conflict in israel. come awesome food represent different threats. they share this in comm

justin occupied turret cheese because they thought quite surgeries include the west bank and east jerusalem as well. we've been seeing an increase by the israeli side on palestinians in terms of home demolition res. i mean, this has become a day and the thing that palestinians are dealing with so you know that homes are being demolished because they may have some, uh no happened to know how to send me. and that may have carried out in a type in an attempt to, to tap on policy on the israel. and these rather, these rather things have been extremely tense in occupied westbank, especially just in the last 3 days. is seen several, a major escalation, the pensions in hawaii. oh, where a part of simeon attempted to attack and uh is re the family of uh, close gunpoint range. and that the ends it's resulted in the injury of several is riley soldiers as well. so things have been very, very 10 this year, especially on the an extremely hard lines, a part of the government way you have the a, it's a may have been, could be who's the national security administrators, residential security minister, who h

to limit the restrictions and is ready. forces have stepped up. raids in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem, at least 12 people were killed on the 1st time that takes the number killed in the past 2 weeks to why he want. well, let's bring it in. tell us in the engine list honey, when she gets you into a slide from hospital and con eunice in the gaza strip, anticipating another day of really unless bombing there can you just bring us up to date with what is being hit and just how many more people have been killed, sofa this done, well, yes, there has been a very, very tough that has been very tough time for palestinians live in and in, in the north and part of garza. and does it govern the rates on the southern part of the golf district? other than the, the relentless, massive attack, so late last night. and early this morning to separate the attacks on to residential homes. one another. and on the are more because treating garza city, bringing 5 a story, building on the heads of it's of the people inside of it. we don't have much of the details about the re, about the, the era strike, as it

you so much man, and we really do appreciate that at this moment, jim june for us unoccupied east jerusalem. this route has stepped up rides on towns and cities in the occupied west bank. at least 12 palestinians were killed on thursday. more pictures of confrontations between palestinians and his ready forces had been posted on social media. the latest bonds happens in the eastern area of hyper on the 24th is also fault with palestinians and the issue of fund refugee camp, unoccupied, east jerusalem. they are currently no reports of casualties, a scale which i will stress. so just joining us live from inside the notions refugee camp in the occupied with banking the chelly. can you just give us an idea of what the latest is there and what you've been able to see on roots? well, yeah, you're right. your joint is inside the lower jumps, refugee camp, the truck, so you can see behind me or endeavoring. and we're going to be moving some of these destroyed civilian vehicles that you can see this areas go to number smashed calls . and that's because there's only a few hours ago that is ready. policies let this time the scenes of destruction in various areas within the camp.

around the region that this war could spread -- could spread significantly now to the west bank and east jerusalem. we've already seen more than 50 deaths of palestinians by settlers and israeli police according to the palestinian ministry of idf warning settlers reportedly not to, quote, interfere with counterterrorism efforts. their responsibility, they say, is with the israeli forces. that's the west bank. we were in east jerusalem yesterday. there was sort of a tense calm. but at least two people were killed there yesterday. le to lebanon's border to the north has been of real concern. my colleague ben wedeman reporting on the very, very, very sad death of a journalist on that border, on the lebanon side, a very dear friend of many of our cnn colleagues. the u.s. president joe biden, of course, repeatedly warning other players in the region not to join the conflict. we know the u.s. has warships vowing a steadfast support for israel. secretary of state antony blinken is on a whistle stop tour. this is what the jordanian foreign minister told me after he met with king abdullah and the secretary

if you look with the northern form with hezbollah, looking in the west bank and east jerusalem, how that is going to affect normalization efforts in the region. of course, when iran gave its blessing to massacre of hundreds of civilians and soldiers, it poses the vulnerability of the middle east and how things can deteriorate in a very short period of time. >> just as regards the israelis, israel prides itself on security, on its intelligence. and it's intelligence particularly inside gaza. on its defense. yet, this is happened. how much of a blow is it to israel's government? >> it doesn't take a military genius or intelligence expert to know that it was one of the worst fiascoes in israeli intelligence history. 50 years since 1973 and another infamous failure of intelligence community. there is another one. [inaudible] it's an operation one. really any soldiers to defend them. the fact that the misperception that hamas has no interest and escalating military situation, keeping up on the military and military struggle, it's painful. hundreds of people paid with their life as a result of

there have been protests against the air strikes in the west bank and east jerusalem, israel's palestiniant opens a new chapter in the palestinian—israeli conflict, and it could well open a new chapter in the middle east and middle east geopolitics in general too. there are concerns about what iran might do. it's long supported hamas. iran has assumed the mantle of being the leader of regional resistance against the state of israel. the regime in iran has made this opposition to israel a cornerstone of its ideology. 0n israel's northern border, iran also supports hezbollah in lebanon. hezbollah is well—armed and has also been designated a terrorist group by the uk government. since the hamas attack, there have been daily exchanges of fire between israel and hezbollah, fuelling fears of a wider conflict. we're watching closely. they could escalate. the iranians might be interested in encouraging them to do so. we don't want it, but we're prepared. our troops are there and we will hit back, and hit back hard. israel says more than 1,400 people were killed in the hamas attacks. health officia

years and believe that we can have peace or for people who believe that we can occupy the west bank and east jerusalemnt palestinians from having freedom and liberation and believe that they will accept that and live under our rule forever. those people who have pushed these conception and have ruled us for too many decades have to go, and the palestinian leadership, which is old and corrupt, and not elected. mahmoud abbas, i think he's done good things is 87 years old and in the 18th year of a four-year term. it's time for palestinian young people to stand up with a new vision, a new hope and a new dream, and i hope that we can take this moment after the war to recognize that we won't forget. we will remember. we will each have our narrative and our story, but we will look forward and say no more. enough. >> so that generations to come will not be experiencing the same thing as the generations in the past. gershon baskin, thank you very much. in the news you made here, you believe your back channel with hamas is an official channel between the u.s., the qataris, israel and hamas. >> the united states

palestinians in gaza which is of course under the leadership of hamas, but aid in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem and camps in neighboring countries as well. this is a significant aid package and it provides support in terms of food and education, security, in terms of water as well. so this is crucial. we talk about the situation in gaza of course particularly now following the announcement by israel's defense minister that israel will be laying a complete siege on gaza, that means no food, no electricity, no fuel getting into gaza, this is a very small -- very busy enclave which has been under blockade since 2007, and that humanitarian impact will be dire. take a listen to these comments from the u.n. secretary-general antonio guterres. >> i'm deeply distressed by today's announcement that israel will initiate a complete seizure of the gaza strip, nothing allowed in, no electricity, food or fuel. the humanitarian situation in gaza was extremely vile before these hostilities and now it will only deteriorate exponentially. >> of course we have heard from european union officials and they said tha

west bank. more than 200 of them are members of hamas. this is really really important. because, what we have seen here and this ideology that we talk about from the gaza strip is spread also throughout east jerusalemnd the west bank very, very close to israeli communities. places where we are normally reporting from our bureau you could walk to, you could drive to very easily. so, when we talk about this ideology and the political influence, it's critical to talk about the militants in the west bank, too. because there are settlements throughout the west bank with israeli civilians. i spoke last night with a few u.s. retired military operatives. and they said they came here to israel and they are helping some of those communities to defend themselves because, remember, many of the men who would normally be defending those communities, who have the military experience, they are now here in the south preparing to enter the gaza strip. so many of those communities are quite vulnerable and we know that there are hamas militants in that area and ideology remains. they could certainly fire in those different locations if they decided to. >> steve: yeah. trey, before you go. screen right, we are looking

there is also a broader plan on the part of hamas to get the fighting to spread into the west bank and east jerusalembring the holy places in play, then get hezbollah involved, maybe -- and others, as you are just mentioning. iran's threats of a broader or. the way they do that is to get the israelis to go so far in gaza that it inflames the streets all over the middle east, especially in the west bank, especially in jerusalem, and pressure comes on hezbollah, which wants to hold back. hezbollah needs war with israel like being a congestive heart failure and i think iran would rather have keep as well as a deterrent against an israeli attack on iranian nuclear facilities that the sort of ways that powerful deterrent on a relatively marginal place like gaza. but if it spreads, if the unrest spreads, they all may recalculate and you can see how that is starting to play out now. >> i want to play the jordan's foreign minister, emmitt safadi -- lester holt today and again, this hospital explosion has been a kind of trigger point, although it, in some respects, obviously is horrible, the hospital was scor

and artillery as we speak. in east jerusalem and west bank, last night looking on messaging apps, they were sending videos of clashes taking place with israeli security places in east jerusalem and it points to the fact that the region is on the brink of a disaster, larger conflict that could spill over and create a scenario where the entirety of israeli population is participating in this conflict and scenario where israel's closest ally may have to get involved according to israeli officials because we asked about report of naval carrier and what this means and they see this as symbolic and important. remember population of nine million people and there is supply of weaponry here, tanks, artillery unit and they will need more ammunition and they have requested more iron dome missiles. there are questions about what all this means and what level of support israel will need. there are thousands of troops this direction and that direction, tanks and ap c's and firing on gaza right now. i tell you, they are destroying northern part of the gaza strip and will in coming days or coming hours, enter gaza and when they do,

i've been in sheila, from egypt, golden hinds from syria, and the west bank and east jerusalem from jordan, despite early successes by egyptian and syria, and forces, ultimately 3 weeks of funding and tens of thousands of casualties. israel's military have made significant gains both sides declared victory. the war among other factors ultimately led to the 1978 camp david accords, which so is around withdrawal from sinai. in return to normalize ation of relations a pace tracy signed a utilize him much. the 1st time and the arab nation, had recognized as round as hold of down have made reports 1400 hours, saturday, 6 of october, 1973. the 10th day of ramadan. who lives day in the jewish calendar, you'll keep pour operation bedroom, started egypt as serial. launch a 2 pronged attack on israel deliberate this sign a peninsula in the golan heights. oh, in the 1st few hours, egyptian thanks overrun the birthday of life. israel's heavily fortified line of defense in occupied sign, a with over whelming fire power from the ground in the air. egypt wanted a limited war, but one that would restore n

there has been more violence against palestinians in the west bank and east jerusalem. t of the world. there has been more land confiscation for displacement. there has been an increase of school demolitions. this is the reality that palestinians and your every day. there has been intensification of arbitrary arrests. there are 1000 and 200 palestinians including many children. detained without charge and without trial. considering that they live under military rule. without military trial. the situation is particularly violent. in recent weeks and days, there have been continuous provocations for settlers, illegal settlers acting violently. and all these are under the watch of the army. this is the reality that the palestinians have endured. it's intensifying. it is supported by the violent rhetoric of some of the current political leaders. >> all right, thank you so much, we will have to leave it at that. i greatly appreciate you making time for us this evening. stick, around the breaking coverage continues at the top of the hour. he hour. family is just very important

knock on revocation of residency permits, and by the way, you know in gaza, sorry, in the west bank and east jerusalemhey are already over 17 palestinians who have been killed, and hurt. there's communities who have been pushed out as of the 7th of october. so, away from -- ethnic cleansing is the reality of palestinians and. or >> let me ask you, because a lot of people have made this point early on the air here in the u.s., which is what is egypt's role in this? a lot of people say, why isn't egypt opening its border? why isn't egypt letting in more aid and letting the palestinians out? what is the legal obligation that egypt is under here from an international law perspective? >> look. every state is obliged to ensure compliance with international law. particularly, i would, say the most radical issue is to relax the right of -- self determination of the palestinian people. egypt, as well as jordan and other countries in the region have absolved a lot of the forced displacement of the palestinians. they are wary that this might happen again. they know that is not the, opening humanitarian corridors

say the palestinian body, if you will, and i use that word between palestinians in the west bank and east jerusalem, gaza, refugees, palestinians that live in the united states, they're not monolithic, and i think it would be very reducktive to say do palestinians support this? i don't think any human being who looks at an 8-year-old kid being dragged into gaza is saying, oh, this is exactly what i want. this is exactly what i want my people to be doing. so i think that's not right way to look at it. i don't mean that in the sense that the question is wrong, there's no way to answer that question. it's not easy to say do palestinians support this. i will tell you having spent time on the ground, palestinians want the international community to care about their children just as much as they care about every other children that is being killed as a result. >> yusef, what is the answer here? israel is going to fight back with a lot of fire and fury, it's going to get really bad for gaza and a lot of the civilians that are in gaza. is there a military solution to this? can israel take out hamas militar

they're hoping they will be escalation in the west bank and east jerusalem, and inside israel.also, they're hoping that other places like lebanon will have some kind of escalation. what we can say from this is that the hamas leadership is trying to change the status quo. for 15 years, we have had several incursions, confrontations in the past 15 years, but they all lead to the same things. they go back to square one. this time they are trying to change that equation, where there is disquiet for disquiet�*s sake. they want to have some kind of result, they want to change things on the ground, this is what they are aiming for this time. flan ground, this is what they are aiming for this time-— for this time. can i 'ust get your perspective h for this time. can i 'ust get your perspective on _ for this time. can i just get your perspective on another - for this time. can i just get your perspective on another line i for this time. can i just get your i perspective on another line coming us as the israeli government response, and the military, to what is happening? i've been seeing

but you've also got the west bank and east jerusalem. we're seeing 15 palestinians killed today in the west bank. i don't want to paint to apocalyptic a scenario, but you can see a very significant expansion. this is the path to hell for both palestinians and israelis. >> to that, point obviously i think, front of mind right now, there are a few things. what is going to happen in gaza, but the notion of wider conflagration, hezbollah joining other fronts opening up, other terrorist attacks around the world. there are many things that we have seen, again, all this has been history now for 75 years. we have seen the vast majority of things like, this attacks on civilians and jewish synagogues, i would see all of this, and that really, to me, is something that's going to be front of mind, and i imagine front of mind for policy makers in the u.s., in the region, in the gulf states, in all those places. >> there have been very considerable public manifestations with politicians and across the region today, it's on friday. you see inside israe

in the west bank, lebanon, and east jerusalem, protests of hamas's dave rachel zoe jeremy: israel willto send troops into the rebels, if, as i t says, it wants to destroy hamas. telling civilians to get out is part of preparing the battlefield. leaflets, a nonlethal airdrop but full of menac told people to move south. "it happened to our grandfather. now it is happening to us. it raises the ghosts of the past." many gazans trying to escape israel's anger are descendants of almost one million palestinians who fled or were forced out of their homes at gunpoint in israel's independence war in 1948. palestinians call it the catastrophe. hamas sent their answer, more rockets, and told people to stay put. in israel, lloyd austin, the u.s. defense secretary, brought his israeli counterpart support and weapons, and another reminder not to break the laws of work. sec. austin: terrorists like hamas deliberately target civilians. but democracies don't. this is a time for resolve and not revenge. jeremy: refrigerated contairs hold bodies awaiting identification, israelis and foreigners killed by h

false is captured, the sign i peninsula from egypt, the golan heights, from syria, and the west bank and east jerusalem from jordan. despite any successes by gyptian and syrian forces, after the 3 weeks of fighting and tens of thousands of casualties, israel's military have made significant gains both sides declared victory. the war itself looks to the fact is ultimately led to the 1978 camp david accords with so israel withdrawal from sign with tubs. so they'll, by zation of relations. a peace treaty started to get later. but the 1st time that an arab nation had recognized israel hold up honeys ripples 1400 hours, saturday, 6 of october, 1973. the 10th day of ramadan. who lives day in the jewish calendar, you'll keep pour operation beds of started egypt as serial. launch a 2 pronged attack on israel deliberate to sign a peninsula in the golan heights. oh, in the 1st few hours egyptian dance overrun the bar lifeline. israel's heavily fortified line of defense in occupied sign, a with over whelming fire power from the ground in the air. egypt wanted a limited war, but one that would restore national dig

like, we'll keep the palestinians in the west bank and east jerusalem, economically viable. but they won't have any political rights over their livelihood or self determination. gaza, we will try to manage it as a low level conflict whenever it flares. we will carry out a strike. same thing with what we saw with hezbollah actors, the lebanon border. if hezbollah carries out an attack we will respond in kind. we will manage this conflict. this is what people have been wanting for decades. people have been trying, activists in, journalist others who follow this saying, this is not sustainable. it is just not sustainable. >> for the extent that the last 12, ten, months the palestinians have received some degree of sympathy from the world because people are seeing what is happening to them, particularly the attacks by settlers in the west bank. in some cases, watched by or supported by israeli defense for soldiers. an attack that kills this many civilians does change the calculus. the secretary of state of the united states has just put out a statement, unilaterally condemning h

is ready, forces have stepped up, rides in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. at least 12 people were killed on thursday types. the total number killed 181 in the past 2 weeks. the us president has pledge to provide this route with an unprecedented package of military ice and an address from the oval office. joe biden said as well, spies against moss as by salt to america's national security. the also say night and is rarely missile strike a greek orthodox church in gallons or killing civil palestinians. it was the enclosed oldest church and has sheltered people. for centuries, dozens, remain trapped under the debris pull. king reports a frantic search through the rubble in the compound of one of the world's oldest churches. hundreds of palestinians displaced by the work being sheltering that they believed it was one of the last remaining places of safety from h rady bombardment. there with no weapons or anything in the church, children the missing, we can't find them. we're still unable to find them during our christians left, i was in the church and all those

been killed in the past 14 days and is ready. forces had stepped upgrades in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. at least 12 people were killed on this day. it takes the total number killed 181 in the past 2 weeks. but at least 13 palestinians had been killed in an extensive fried by his ready forces on the notions refugee camp. his royal has recently significantly escalated its rides on palestinian towns and villages in the occupied with the bank. that since a mazda attacked israel 2 weeks ago, homes have been destroyed, and hundreds of palestinians arrested. tell strength, it's, is that the nations refugee camp until occurring. so you join us inside the nurse of refugee camp, the trucks you can see behind me or endeavoring, and we're going to be moving some of these destroyed civilian vehicles that you can see. this area is called a number smashed calls. and that's because it's only a few hours ago that is ready policies next. this time seems of destruction in various areas within the camp. we understand that at least the thing people were killed here. those these ready posters came in to no

demanding the release of detained palestinians more than $680.00 or rested in the occupied west bank and occupied east jerusalem since the start of the war on october 7. so the cause of war is in it's 11 today and is really airstrikes have been relentless on monday nights. at least 71 palestinians were killed and hundreds wounded in attacks and southern gaza. many people are believed to be trapped under the rubble still waiting to be rescued. is really military. he says it targeted homeless military positions, humanitarian aid, still not being allowed into the besieged enclave and no one is able to leave as the borders remain shots. at least 2808 palestinians have been killed since the conflict began on october. the 7th. more than a 3rd of them were children, health care workers and during lists. also among the dead. on the is really side 1400 people have been killed in the home us attacks that includes at least 299 soldiers. the arm group is still holding captives in gaza. israel's military posts that number at a 199. hum us saying it's between 20250. both is really and foreign nationals. meanwhile, the injure

of the palestinian solidarity movement and seeks end to israeli occupation of west bank, and gaza strip and east jerusalemunded by radical marxist jews from our universities, they have enlisted and recruited a number of people. and part of a network of ngo's. to extent campaign that seek to demonize israel. this is where they get it. supporting convicted terrorist, during her deportation proceedings from united states, and hosted her, this group hosted her, as a featured speaker at 2017 national membership meeting, a popular front for liberation of palestine cooperative was convicted for immigration fraud after concealing her role in two terror bombings in israel. a terrorist group by u.s., eu, and canada and israel and jewish voice for peace, that was in the capitol building, celebrated and supported her. the enemy went. funded -- enemy went. with in. >> the media, several people in the media have been influenced by these very same organizations, the bbc, the u.s. media. and they throw out the same thing when you contribute -- criticize them, you must be a racists. what about free speech, now you know th

assembly from the un commissions of bonuses, the illegal israeli occupation of the west bank garza and east jerusalem. they put together rather a detail timeline of the events surrounding trained staff from her arrival to the janine refuge account. then with various other members of the press, hook, very clearly marked as press and then without warning, these riley's opening fire. there was no militant activity in the region. the region was calm, absence of time, but these are these open fire they flash together. i'll just hear a producer wounding him, and then they hit serene and them. while their times are being made to move sharina motionless body, the highest level of the shots pursue ringing out from the is right. these are and they were aiming high, apparently, to inflict maximum damage which led to the statement from the chair of the commission just a few moments ago we considered the disappearing. what's the direct result of is, has militarization of law enforcement operations. we conclude on the evidence we found and on reasonable grounds that these of a security forces used the so false wit

in the last ten days, we've seen 55 palestinians killed in the west bank and in east jerusalem.eep a lid on the tension and the violence, which is so clearly on the brink of something so much worse in the west bank? if the world, particularly western powers, take the responsibilities seriously, if they implement what they created, the rules based, you know, world order, we will be fine. if they curb this government of fanatics. and you are absolutely right. we are very concerned about what is happening in the west bank. there has been numerous accounts of settler violence, militias, settler militias, and you've seen what has been happening over the last few months. that's why i keep talking about the snapshot, this. murderous militias, settler militias in huwara, in nablus, in hebron al—khalil, in ramallah, everywhere, injerusalem... at the beginning of this year, tthe palestinian authority, you have had a degree of security cooperation and coordination with israel — that's now ended. but we know that there are armed palestinian militants in many palestinian towns and cities acr