and then the 2nd stage would be focused on connecting the gaza strip with the west bank and east jerusalem and creating grounds for a palestinian state. now that won't exactly be music to the years of palestinians who are watching along because they've been promised a palestinian state and a solution to their plight many times over a and, and you know, the can gets kind of kicks down the road, but it may be that this is the best that, that the air, the air bleeders are going to be okay with it fundamentals. and all of this is as far as israel to the united states. and so that is that a mass at all time us should not be part of the process is not going to be an almost impossible sticking point. it is. yeah, the no process with mazda, this is a consensus, even among the leaders in order to move forward. with any piece of plan in the region, it has to be without thomas and homeless. i'm not sure if they will accept that, but there is a consensus, even among the leaders that we have to find another alternative to to have most. and there are some suggest and by the age of sincerity for to the,

educational facility is run by the un agency for palestinian refugees in new york by the west bank and east jerusalem itself. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu ordered the enforcement of unusual binding, unreserved images, is ready. soldiers use tear gas and send them to the training center in columbia and ordered everyone inside to be. meanwhile, enough body stories let them in the elementary voice school was forced to close to any forces also into 2 other schools. the us and russia have agreed to hold for the tools and the ending the war and ukraine off the desktop. diplomats. net and saudi arabia, while ukraine on the european union was sidelined from adults. you're a secretary of state, monica rubio has now discussed developments with the french, british italian and german foreign ministers. as for a prison in president j bowles tomorrow has been formerly indicted for his role in an alleged cool. bolton are his charges approximately to arbitrary sensitivity election is not in less than a 1000 or went up against present with the silver, but refused to publicly acknowledge defeat another $34.00

an agency for palestinian refugees in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem had been rated and ordered to immediately shut down. in columbia is ready forces, find to gas and sound palms of 350 students and 30 staff members were inside. as well as licensed targeting comes off to prime minister benjamin netanyahu ordered the enforcement of a new law. spending the activities of over the united nations has contin, does ready rides. all the facilities think they've biolife international law. the secretary general strongly condemns the breach of invite billy of united nations premises in occupied east jerusalem. including of course, the on the west columbia training center and the attempt to forcibly enter 3 underwashed schools and seek their closure. the use of tear gas and sound bombs in educational environments while students are learning is both or necessary and unacceptable. this is a clear violation of israel's obligation under international law, including obligations concerning the privileges or immunities of the un and its personnel. and the as rarely, military has been demolishing p

n. agency for palestinian refugees in new york by the west bank and east jerusalem itself. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu ordered the enforcement of a new legal binding, unreserved to images is rarely sold as.

released. 151 or serving life or a long term sentences. 43 will be released in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. 97 will be deported. another 445 prisoners and detain these, take them from the strip after october, 7th will head back to gaza. 24 female and child prisoners jail after october 7th. also returning to gaza or early a mouse released 6 is really captive held in the gaza strip. and the group says it's ready to move to the 2nd phase of the ceasefire agreement and carry out a full exchange of captives for prisoners. that is really kept as a policy and prisoners in order to achieve a permanent ceasefire. the captives were released and separate groups of anchored. homer shipped off and the a cohen were released to the red cross, and on the se, right, refugee camp, that's in the center of this. the almost handed over to others in rough uh that's in southern gaza. tell show hom was taken from people. it's very, during the october 7th attack, a very mean gets to had been held by him us since he entered gaza around a decade ago. and a 6th captive his shovel aside was handed over to the red cros

it is clear that gaza live the west bank and east jerusalem belongs to the palestinians. they form the basis for a future palestinian state and its try the prime minister benjamin this now is now expected to be in the us until science today will be meeting with minutes. we need is at the pentagon in the coming hours. that's go live to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could she joins us from washington, d. c. so 1st of all, how is trump's announcement gone down domestically that as well, according to the president who was speaking to reporters just a moment ago, at the swearing in for the attorney general pam bondy. he says that everybody loves it. that's all he had to say about it, but tell ready, he is marketing his proposal. now in terms of reaction on capitol hill where we should point out the is really prime minister will be on thursday. they were a little bit more guarded in their language, but they also said that, well, it was a surprising development in terms of the plan for. 2 the palestinians never to return to god side instead for donald trump saying t

an agency for palestinian refugees in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem? it's off the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu ordered the enforcement of a new little binding and was activity is, is ready to solve. this is tara gas and sound bombs, the training center and colombia, and have everyone inside to leave. why didn't provide east jerusalem elementary boy school was forced to close. his writing forces also into 2 of us was not a nation that has released the dumbing review of the men attractive as the coating . is there any rates on, on reference, tennessee is a violation of international law. the secretary general strongly condemns. the breach of invite billy of united nations premises in occupied east jerusalem, including of course, the underwater columbia training center and the attempt to forcibly enter 3 underwashed schools and seek their closure. the use of tear gas and sound bombs in educational environments while students are learning is both or necessary and unacceptable. this is a clear violation of israel's obligation under international law, i

it is clear that goes up like the west bank and east jerusalem belongs to the palestinians. they form the basis for a future palestinian state dominant cain is in bed and was reaction from across here. a reaction from european governments to the suggestion from the trunk white has, has been. busy successfully solidly come the nature of this suggestion, the german foreign minister and elaina bel, boxing the causes must not be expelled from gaza. is that it is important to remember that gaza is key to a palestinian state. there should be no permanent occupation or forcing out of people from garza then from the french government, from the spanish government. very similar sentiments. the spanish foreign minister sang gaza is a place for gauze and palestinians, and is fundamental to a palestinian state as part of a 2 state solution. that can, is the only way to guarantee prosperity and security for israel. french government also putting up pretty similar sentiments saying that the false civil expulsion of people from gaza was not going to be helpful towards the 2 state solution. e

and also for stuff for material that could be used in both a gas on the west bank and east jerusalem. they've been used there before. and the senators that upset that the weight donald trump is treating us. and also the whole foreign policy system at the moment severe holding everything back from israel at the moment. benjamin netanyahu was hoping they'll be able to free the low job. do you know if they've got a better heating, kias and he did when he was last in washington dc in july, even though, but to bite and invite to them to the white house. the relationship between the 2 was never great. he thinks he's got a much better ally and donald trump, and that's a kind of emphasized by the fact that the note or so donald trump will sign an executive order putting in place sanctions against anyone who helps the i see see photo of persecution against either us citizens audits allies and that includes the sanctions which will be financial and also diplomatic. now when you talk about the us and its allies, you're clearly talking about benjamin netanyahu. of course has been indicted by the

educational facilities run by the you in agency for palestinian refugees and the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. it's after prime minister benjamin that's now ordered the enforcement of a new law banning under was activities. israeli soldiers used tear gas and found the bombs at a training center in columbia and the occupied west bank and ordered everyone inside to leave. while the unoccupied east roost women elementary boys school was forced to close, it really forces also entered to other schools and the occupied west bank. local sources say the israeli army is demolishing at least 14 palestinian homes in full cut them. refugee camp is part of the large scale military operation. the began nearly a month ago. israeli forces have stormed refugee camps and palestinian towns destroying homes and public facilities. initially, the rates were focused on jeanine and the north of the territory, but a sense expanded to north shunts refugee camp input, cut them more than 3 quarters of the population of 13000 people have been forcibly expound the senior russian, and us diplomats have concluded a 4 and a

and with them to the town for eventually to step solutions that involves garza and the west bank and east jerusalem. moran, always good to get your analysis interesting. as always, so to get a full understanding of the situation in the region with, you might want to show our senior political analyst joining us there from meanwhile, on the ground in gaza. hundreds of thousands of palestinians. i streamed into the most devastated areas of the north of the gaza strip, but with most homes destroyed, many are being forced to rebuild from scratch honey. my mode right for some jabante, a refugee camp us. we're digging you into your body, our refuge account. bennett, just hard to imagine that this area, this particular refuge account 2 weeks ago, was a quite the 30. then as soon as the cease fire started, people started to hold through coming back to their homes here. and the moment people return to their homes in northern part and dasa city, people's found this here, level of destruction dear rushed here, hoping that their homes are still a standing. but instead they found more of a wasteland pile of rubb

the speeds as to thousands of use. palestine belongs to the palestinians with garza, the west bank and east jerusalem. the people of garza who have not left the land despite old policy, savage rate, and a tax of israel for $471.00 days will continue to stay in garza to ben garza and to protect skarasettic. the early indications suggest the party of comfortable as prime minister alban corte is on course to win the parliamentary elections. the poll is seen as a test for corte, whose party won a landslide 4 years ago. so when your guy ego reports it's been a heated election campaign. as a prime minister includes the cost is vote and the capital appreciated a cost of, of sounds and across the road. but i'm living and future at all with its western allies are restored negotiations to normalize ties with former advisory serbia. yet, cookie appeared resolute. it's a new day and the sunny winter, a sort of the 1st ever regular parliamentary election sending depends on the state of the silver. i think all the citizens who have all the costs of their votes, and i encourage every citizen to vote. a sentiment ec

reinforce built those, those which have been used no just thing guys up, but also in the west bank and east jerusalem as well as that sort of whole because the democrats are upset that the weight donald trump is handling us aids. and also us foreign policy. the totally within the rights to prove that hold on it. but benjamin netanyahu, who is pushing forward with the idea, and he knows that he will get a better heating than he did when he was last. here in july, no joined section of congress this time. that's why he's, we think he's in small groups, but he also knows that in donald trump, he's a big it i live and joe biden, despite to vitamins on ending support for israel. i'm, we're seeing that with what we're told will be an executive order signed by donald trump in the coming hours, which will essentially put sanctions on anyone who helps the international criminal court and investigate american citizens for its allies. there will be visa and financial sanctions on members of the i. c. c. and also the i'm was this obviously a salt to benjamin dad. yeah. who has been indicted by the court for israe

palestinian agency says it is providing humanitarian aid in gaza as well as the occupied west bank and east jerusalemte a ban that went into effect yesterday. an israeli law passed in october forbids them from operating on israeli land and forbids contact with israeli authorities. nick shiffrin has more. nick: amra was established after the creation of the state of israel to serve the palestinian population. it has come to provide some six million palestinians in gaza and the occupied territories not only humanitarian assistance but education and healthcare. they help commit the hamas terror attacks israel says. the u.n. has said nine amra staff may have been involved and were fired. to understand the future, we get two views. the director of amra's washington, d.c. office and asa farayem with the israeli defense forces now a fellow with the washington institute for middle east policies. welcome to the news hour let me start with you. what is going on with amra as we said earlier there is an official ban that has gone in effect but you're still operating. what's the status? >> all amra facilities rem

where that is on the future of the west bank and gaza and east jerusalem was that it's about the future of the region and the configuration on the new axis in the region, following the war on guys. so the idea of figures are very high will each and every level kind of give you briefly why it's on the 4th and 4th term. in particular, already we're talking about $600000000000.00 to a trillion dollars of investments in the united states. we are talking about potential deals on oil and we are talking about so yeah, the big probably the factor to the, the most important the content data bought because other countries like egypt, another decided they don't want to that prominence if you would. and because they're not confident, i would have great of say and what goes on in israel and palestine moving forward then. so you're going to be and there is no country that is there and want to know . but as we would have issues with more than solid years, so in the end of the day, the solid is looking out for the house of the past 15 months and they're not impressed. they are not impressed by is perfo

and this is just another reality of life under occupation for palestinians in the west bank and occupied east jerusalem. and the gaza strip calmed us so great reporting as ever. thank you very much. that ssl 0 is on the so forwarding from amman, jordan, the united states now where president donald trump says he will impose a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum in ports, including on its biggest trading partners, canada and mexico. shrimp also threatened reciprocal paris on all countries. the tax and ports from the us will also be announcing steel. is going to have a 25 percent. those threats, comma is china's retaliatory tower. it's not about $14000000000.00 worth of goods from the united states. take effect badging announced the move last week after the us and post hours of 10 percent on the old chinese products. katrina, you has more from the capital budget in china has added extra terrace on a range of american impulse. coal and liquefied natural gas will be levied with an additional 15 percent tax crude oil funding equipment and some vehicles. 10 percent . the move is paintings. response to

neighboring countries occupying land, creating settlements, but pushing up people in the west bank and gaza and east jerusalem. and now southern syria. so that's one of the problems israel has that is to define how it can imagine living peacefully with the surrounding countries in palestine on $57.00 . the stomach majority countries that have offered to co exist with it, but it has to re establish itself as a state within a $67.00 borders with some obvious adjustments to account for some of the huge border settlements and exchanges of land and all that which, which of the power of the whole agreed upon a so until we have a clear idea of how is real, the tempo exist, this situation will go on this. the 2nd thing behind quickly is the israel has never really used a consistent strategy other than killing a military force and, and, and threats and sanctions, and punitive damage. i'm destroying willfully people's homes and schools and hospitals that have no strategic value. but just making the point that hits the boss, what is real wants is what happens in the region. and this generates only more resistance . if y

and if the holy sites and the sort of balance of religious power is disturbed in the west bank and in east jerusalem, we could see regional confrontation and disregard. and it's not only must of the orthodox christians, a catholics, many other groups that have wholly sites here and that have a domestic palestinian population that worship that these sites. so as we see for displacement as we see the possibility of annexation and subtler violence, we could really see further de stabilisation not only with the palestinians but with the regional partners and, and, and supporters coming to the for and advocating for further violence. yes, so much at stake as you point out in the knock on effect scenario at chris, thanks so much for your time today. really enjoyed speaking to academic research on international secretary of the american communist party. mr. chris. hello la to thank you. now i from devin nuclear weapons to returning to 1991 borders the past few years. i've seen some vicious and startling proposals from the latest planned by plumbers. lensky is alonzo treating ukrainian occupied territory in

she goes on to say it is clear that garza likes the west bank and east to jerusalem belongs to the palestinians. they form the basis for a future palestinian state also size and in the post on social media that calls or is in ruins and the extent of the destruction is shocking. so a very clear statement from the german foreign minister, only on social, meet her at the moment, but making her sentiment quite clear. how are those sentiments are reflected a tall across europe? are they representative people are feeling across you? it's the interesting thing is of the same source of feeling is being put across by several different governments. same sort of feeling is what i was just saying from mrs. bell box to german pharmacist or the french government. again, in a post on social media saying that it reiterates opposition to any false displacement of goss as palestinian population, which it says would constitute a serious violation of international law, an attack on legitimate aspirations of palestinians, and also a major obstacle to the 2 state solution and then it shows a statement from the spani

would be used by the israelis not just and guys that but they've also used them the west bank and then east jerusalem as well. he's tried to put pressure on them to move things along the big change from him to at benjamin netanyahu. it was here in july to get much of a warm reception from joe biden. otherwise, despite job items on ending support for israel, he believes that there's a lot more to be gained from donald trump on the comforts administration, which is why in a couple of hours time. you'll also be meeting with mike johnson is the speaker of the house of representatives who said that he believes that the united states should give israel and a thing at once because they have the strongest allied in the middle east. okay, and thanks for that, i left you the in washington dc in the occupied westbank and is ready, sage, as far as moving 26000 palestinians to free the homes of children unable to go to school and daily life. is it a stance to attack? so long as the focus on jeanine refugee camp in the north and many more pellets and use a trapped in the homes that it is really ami. bulldozers hav

and. then a palestinian state in the west bank, gaza and east jerusalem with a certain made for the refugees, would be agreed by by both sides. so this was an important change. the third the third point i wanted to make was that. hamas has since around let me think since around 1990 or so they have made 11 ceasefire and peacemaking proposals. the israelis, sheikh yassin, the first leader of hamas, made an offer of the head of their military wing way back 20 years ago, made an offer to rabin. they were in direct talks that happened in the nineties and 2000. hamas has continuously explored the possibility of a negotiated resolution. the conflict with israel. if the palestinians up their now the terms they laid out are often unacceptable to the israelis but so are the israeli terms mostly unacceptable to us. but this is how negotiations happen so the fact that they changed their charter that continuously made offers of coexist stance and negotiated a long term peaceful coexistence is significant and need to explore that more to see is it serious? is it realistic? it really move us somewhere som

and a very simple sense in that palestinians are subjects, policies in the west bank and gaza and most policy engine, east jerusalem on subjects of the state, but not citizens. they are under the control of the state, but they are not represented in its government. and i think that's a very simple definition of what of what colonialism needs. the what i have a 2 from now, hey, protesting power to send it in to find them as supportive of the democratic republic of congo. gladto with the several arrests to a maintenance of 1500 people showed up and sort of our 2 of us. and last, as a nation, holding signs with messages like all, well, i was right. and that's because many are accusing western governments lawanda supports in the mid of some defensive in the east to get that price. that's the big guys, the french they need to get the hell out of the d, r c. and so to the westerners, they have to get out of our land because we're calling the lease. we have the rights to our soil. the congolese people are rich people, our land is rich, we're rich in raw materials. i'd like to say to the french, listen to the history of th

are subjects, policies in the west bank and gaza and most policies in east jerusalem on subjects of the state, but not citizens. they are under the control of the states, but they are not represented in its government. and i think that's a very simple definition of what of what colonialism needs. do you think? what's most moving about the book to many people or could be the most moving to some use in israel? is the fact that you didn't think like this before. your thirty's just tell me a little bit about that who and whether israel is a kind of to tell a terry and colonial so to a state as well, or as the elements of it to be able to make someone like you not realize the everyday existence a palestinian is even though you were there in israel, round holloway. i don't know that i would. i don't know that i would use the time to tell it to harry and it's certainly, it's certainly not a but it is a state that palestinians do live under military law in the west bank, which means they lack the most basic freedoms, the freedom to move move the freedom of movement to freedom, right, to due pro

providing basic services is a lifeline for over 6 million palestinian refugees in the west bank and the gaza strip in east jerusalemm the urgent need for the security council international unity to support unra gratefully. unra is the only agency to carry out this battle by visit since two refugees to support the residents of gaza as they confront this aggravated humanitarian catastrophe. a number of humanitarian organizations and agencies time and again reaffirm the critical role of unra they stated that no other entity has the ability or readiness to provide lifesaving assistance and social services at scale similar to unra. unra's network largely exceeds all other humanitarian agencies in the occupied palestinian territory included a large number of schools medical facilities, warehouses offices and ersonnel. allowing any states to undermine the inviolability and immunities of un agencies this is a dangerous precedent that will have dangerous repercussions it will embolden others to perpetrate future violations in other conflict zones around the world. therefore, we call on israel to put an end to its violation

west bank and gaza strip. we're also in east jerusalem. before we let you go, you know, earlier this week and boss was threatening not to release hostages, do we know why, how much changed his mind over so just wondering, a statement yesterday they've said that they, they intended to leave the hostages on saturday after docs has been held in kind of on the thoughts were positive, they didn't not say that the issue that they have, they stated was resolved. and uh, i kinda understand that the issue is the issue of the car valves of the heavy machinery. that's how most of the maddening to enter the gulf stream according to people that i talked to inside because of the human machinery and thinking about it did not enter the trip yet. but it could well be that's how most has go to some guarantees from the mediators. and from is most that is a whole list. and those say compounds of those who the machine is later on during the week. that could be, i think the change to their mind. they after all. okay. journals balding flooding with the latest fro

a very simple sense in that palestinians are subjects palisades, in the west bank and gaza and most policy engine, east jerusalem are subjects of the state, but not citizens. they are under the control of the states, but they are not represented in its government. and i think that's a very simple definition of what of what colonialism needs the and to europe now protested in power is, has descended into violence as support is a big democratic republic of the congo squared off for the police. the a number of arrests were made. honda over 1500 people show their solidarity with this central african nation holding signs with method just like our wealth, our right that they accuse western governments and even rwanda have supporting the militant defensive and the east to get their hands on price less resources and that's something galle from the denies the big guys, the french, they need to get the hell out of the d, r c. and so to the westerners, they have to get out of our land because we're calling the lease. we have the rights to our soil. the congolese people are rich people. our land is rich, we're rich in raw m

there was also a listing of the state order scanners that must have is the west bank gazda on the east jerusalem. and even if president trump uh, voice this idea as a trial balloon, even if some people maybe would say that he had no intent for it ever happening. the fact remains that he has gone public with this idea it's out there. now, what if fixed, do you see this idea of having on the palestinians is really tell us, do any relationships and the greater middle east a little the 1st moment it came to my mind that it's wrong maybe has this like as a kind of negotiations back take, he is having gay, the trying to start with of a, a high price and asking for a very high price to better students can exit and make it make concessions. i may get it booked at the same book when i see how trump is and working on different flavors in the world. the international organizations live in. i think you'll see it. yes. and here's the, the actually, they're thinking that this is both of the way we have to think it's a good to remember that that is the outcome. indeed, that's an option you wouldn't because the 1st

it includes weapons and other things that can be used in guys, in east jerusalem and also the west bank and did upset that the weight donald trump has treated us aid. and so they put a hold on that. he was also trying to get congress to pass a move, which would sanction the international criminal court. because of course, he's facing accusations or crime home with your galant and some homeless leaders that failed in congress last week. but what he has done is go, donald trump decided an executive board to doing exactly what he wants to come guys to do, which is essentially se they'll be sanctions against the i. c. c. anyone who gives evidence and takes action against the us audit spotlight allies like history. and of course, we know that the us and israel don't recognize the good at this distinction of the international criminal court. but it certainly shows benjamin netanyahu, you know, has a real friend in the white house, and donald trump column, thanks very much. and we got an official. they're talking to us from washington dc . let's get a little bit more on this for the spanish is

majority of $353.00 palestinians from gauze up and were detained during the war, 3 will be released to occupied east jerusalem and to the occupied west bank. so know a day is a lot for us in amman. jordan, honey, mike, mood isn't gone. so cities choose your neighborhood, which was levels by is ready for us. but 1st we're going to go to to erica bozer and who is in con eunice in southern gaza for us. and i can use this to run us through what's been happening there this morning as we wait for the captives to be handed over to the international committee of the red cross, the oil tom. as you can see right now, this is the location of the hands over will take place. specifically in the city of han unit, just could you tell me how much is away from the house there is to see i have seen . well, this is not the 1st time that it was by the company has been had the from this side . this is the 2nd batch of a capsule released from this area. and you can see now at the back your ground, this scalable preparations may be released. so if we kept tips in garza on phones in a high, you quote tonight says, must be a mock by strict security protocol. and

military was gearing up for large scale operations in the west bank and would use any means at their disposal to do it. and then occupied east jerusalem. police is really police, they're rated a book store. what more do you know about this and why write a book store as well? there were 2 look stories that were rated one at the american colony hotel and the shift dropped off neighborhood, and one on so off a deed street, both right in the heart of occupied use. russo on both known as educational bekins for palestinian literature and books on its cultural identity. but it also has a lot of books by both palestinian and is really authors about the conflict itself and the struggle that palestinian space. but it also has cookbooks, coloring books, so it was really police that actually posted a picture of a children's coloring book saying that these 2 bookstores were selling books that contained incitement. they arrested the 2 owners of the store for now being detained for at least 8 days they ransacked these places that are known as educational institutions, both the palestinians to his rallies and to visitors in the region, especially jou

ready. soldiers used take ass and found phones out of the training center in columbia, in the old odd west bank. an audit everyone inside to leave while and occupied east jerusalem in elementary boy's school was forced to place and strongly forces also entered to other schools. when the united nations is quoting the, is riley attacks on, on roy facilities, violation of international the secretary general strongly condemns. the breach of enviro billy of united nations promises in occupied east jerusalem, including of course, the underwashed columbia training center and the attempt to forcibly enter 3 onto our schools and seek their closure. the use of tear gas and sound bombs in educational environments while students are learning as both are necessary and unacceptable. this is a clear violation of israel's obligation under international law including obligations concerning the privileges and immunities of the un and its personnel. as well as all may have been demolishing palestinian homes in the toko room. refugee can more than 3 quarters of the population of 13000 people have been forcibly expelled by. is there any forces that will also demolitions in the sofa?

majority of the $333.00 palestinians from garza and were detained during the war 3 will be released to occupied east jerusalem. and i to the occupied west bank. well to unpack, uh, all of the events over the last hour or so. we joined by several guests in studio. i'm in elementary and 200 southern thank you very much for sticking by us, by from the doha institute for graduate studies. we're also joined intel of a fi or a drum, a founding director general of the jerusalem chris comp fits. what if i can begin with you mohammed? how do you say the last arrow? sorry, as we're saying, the captive handed over in a very well disciplined, well organized, quite calm manner. what did you make of this morning? it's pretty much as expected. i think everyone was really interested to see the conditions that the captives uh we're in because uh, the captains who, who are released last week, we're not in, in, in great condition obviously. and that's a, that's of concern to people in, in israel, but also people in the west in the united states and european capitals and western media. of course, there's no concern about the palestinian prisoners in the west ar

and 20 full who'd be to push it. 333 palestinians, or from gaza. they were detained during the whole 3 will be released to occupied east jerusalem, and 8 to the occupied west bank a while let spring in honey must move. he is joining us live from sure. j. e. a neighborhood that's a of the gaza said he had a sure to yeah. has been one of the most devastates of neighborhoods of gauze. tell us about the conditions there and why it's so important for people that the ceasefire continues from. why good morning, elizabeth. we happened to be for a gas thing today from us is, are you a neighborhood that's the eastern part of gaza city, a border line neighborhood. and one of the areas of the opening weeks of the war have been forced into displacement. the majority of people were talking about a $120000.00 people lived in such a neighborhood were pushed into in force displacement in different parts of the city, particularly in the western part and more to the central area and the southern part of this trip. as the seas fire took effect and people were allowed to return to their homes, people to start making their ways back to his neighborhood, the very densely populated ar

south bombs at a training center in columbia and the occupied west bank and ordered everyone inside to leave. while unoccupied, east jerusalem, an elementary boy school was forced to close. its really forces also entered to other schools in the occupied west bank. local sources say the israeli army is demolishing at least 14 palestinian homes in port cut them. refugee camp is part of the large scale military operation that began nearly a month ago is really forces have stormed refugee camps and palestinian towns destroying homes and public facilities. initially, the raids were focused on jeanine and the north of the territory. but have since expand it to north shops, refugee camp, and to look at them more than 3 quarters of the population of 13000 people had been forcibly expelled. is there among the more than $40000.00 palestinians is rarely soldiers have forced from their homes in the occupied west bank. the un says refugee camps are being rendered uninhabitable. it is compared these really military operation to which strategy and gaza, or hon. reports and tie will float out the streets, dug out of electricity lines, pulle