since israel military occupies the west bank until next to east jerusalem. many are losing faith in the fight to controlled palestinian authority. they see the pa as completed in the occupation and reject it to legitimacy. there's also uncertainty over the policy me and i'll start as future. it's aging leader who the boss was elected in 2005 to a 4 year term of elections have not been held since. his party fighter has also been dealing with in fighting over who his successor should be. frustration has led to palestinian seeking alternatives. i also, in recent times, thomas has seen a rise and support. this is adding to the pressure on 5 to 9 questions reminding over the role it will play as the israel home us war rages in gaza. and the, joining me now for more is dr. week a break from between these rarely institute for regional foreign policies. dr. kit break. welcome. i have one basics question for you and that is, this is the 2 state solution, dead concise on. so no, not dead. on the contrary, now even address the paternity to, to revive. if you're talking

here are 3 of the big problems around 700000 is really settlers live in the west bank and east jerusalem illegally. according to the un and international law, it's difficult to imagine them leaving without resistance. then there is jerusalem. israel has annex the eastern part of the city. it hosts both judy isms, holy as side. and the 3rd most important side for islam is railways and palestinians claim the cities their capital and reject ideas like international control. 30 years ago, there was at least the will to try and get over those problems. but the peace efforts were undermined by extremists on both sides. violence made new talks impossible. so the crucial problems remained unsolved. after years of occupation, many terrorist attacks and retaliatory strikes only a minority of israelis and palestinians continued to believe in the 2 state solution. since the hum off terrorist attack on october 7th, 2023. it seems further away than ever. how modest mentions the controls, the gaza strip, while the father led by listing in a puddle, data runs the west bank. both parties have been arch r

here are 3 of the big problems around 700000 is really settlers live in the west bank and east jerusalem illegally. according to the un and international law, it's difficult to imagine them leaving without resistance. then there is jerusalem. israel has annex the eastern part of the city. it hosts both judaism, toll east side, and the 3rd most important side for islam is railways and palestinians claim the cities their capital, and reject ideas like international control. 30 years ago, there was at least the will to try and get over those problems of the but the peace efforts were undermined by extremists on both sides. violence made new talk soon possible. so the crucial problems remained unsolved. after years of occupation, many terrorist attacks and retaliatory strikes only a minority of israelis and palestinians continued to believe in a 2 state solution. since the hum off terrorist attack on october 7th, 2023. it seems further away than ever. from us mentioned the controls, the gaza strip of the fact that led by listing in a product to runs to west bank. both parties have been arch

the occupied west bank including east jerusalem is at the boiling point. let us also not forget the importance of addressing the risks of the conflict spilling over to the wider region. we are already witnessing a spiral of escalation from lebanon and syria to iraq and yemen. that escalation must stop. cool heads and diplomatic. efforts must prevail, hateful rhetoric and provocative actions. i am deeply troubled by the rise in anti-semitism and anti-muslim bigottry. jewish and muslim communities. well, you've been listening to un chief anthony, antonio carter, sorry, speaking there at the un, and saying that there should be a c immediately demanding a ceasefire, as he called humanitarian ceasfire to take place now, and he also talked about other demands and letting uh supplies inside the gaza strip now, and also talked about the increasing uh violence on the west bank and east jerusalem uh that it has danger of spilling over, so this is his demand this is what he's saying right now, we'll have to see if that happens and james string out of london, peace ac

been released, 39 women and teenagers released today from the prison in the west bank, returned to the west bank, east jerusalem, as well as gaza, so it appears that this first phase of the hostage exchange is now complete. the question mark remains how many hostages will be released tomorrow. >> you heard erin say "the first phase." many across the world hoping this will mark the start of a long road towards peace. "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab live in san francisco. ginger, people here in the bay area hoping that they will create -- have some momentum in the right direction. >> reporter: that is correct, scott. so many people holding on, some family members of those who were not released this moment as proof of concept for their families to have the same fate. earlier this morning, a white house official, senior official, saying americans would not be a part of the group of hostages released today, but they are still holding out hope that americans will be part of the hostages or among the hostages there will be released in the coming days. among those holding out hope, a berkeley woman whose sist

the assaults on the lives and dignity of our people in gaza, in the west bank. including east jerusalemthe podium of the general assembly, and presented his vision for the new middle east, wiping palestine of the map, for all those outraged by the slogan from the river to the sea, this is the map that the israeli prime minister raised here in the united nations. this is the map. from the podium of the general assembly erasing the nation of palestine and the palestinian people, israel from the river to the sea, israel from the river to the sea, by the prime minister of the state of israel, and for good measure, he added the unlawfully annexed syrian. golan, what outrage did it spark? none, because you all knew this was israel's intentions, to wipe us from the first of earth, which will never happen, never, never happen, because we existed from the beginning of history and time, and we will continue to exist as a proud palestinian people. in our own national homeland, the state of palestine. what you see today in gaza and the west bank, including east jerusalem, is the attempt to make thi

under the control of the country also. included the sinai peninsula, the west bank , east jerusalem, the dutch heights, as well as the gaza strip, which was previously under egyptian control. gaza strip - territory on the mediterranean coast allocated by the un for the creation of the arab state of palestine. it is separated from israel by a separation fence with checkpoints, and from egypt by a concrete wall. more than 2 million people live on an area of ​​about 360 km. mostly palestinian refugees who fled israel during the arab-israeli war of 1947-1949. on october 6, 7 , the yom kippur war began. egypt and syria opposed israel to regain arab territories lost during six day war. israel lost 16,000 people in that war, arab countries lost 20,000 people. in washington, as usual, they wished everyone well and signed various temporary agreements on the creation and consolidation of the status of the pna, the palestinian national autonomy. but in reality, these were approximately the same parity agreements that boris yeltsin loved to sign. we exchange pepsicola for nuclear submarines, and

west bank from 170,000 to 1 million by 2050. there are already over 700,0 israeli settlers living in 176 settlements and 186 so-called out posts in the occupied west bank and east jerusalems. all of these settlements and outposts and the settlers who live in them are illegal under international law. since occupying the west bank in gaza, israel has unilaterally declared tens of thousands of hectares of socal state land for israeli settlements. mushrooming across palestine, these illegal settlements have made life excruciatingly difficult for palestinian communities, aggravating their already dire situation. in addition to depriving the families of a home, which is the main asset and source of mental, physical and economic security. the settlement building and its concomitent devictions of palestinians frequently result in the loss of livelihoods and expansion of poverty. هذا البيت انا عايشه فيه من الطفوله, كبرت فيه, تيتمت فيه. الاب ومن الام عشت ام لاخواتي وانا صغيره ف يعني هم بسرقوا كل شيء منك بسرقوا الماضي الناس بتفكر انه البيت حيطان لا البيت ذكرى البيت ماضي البيت كل حياتي انا بحس حالي محضونه امي وابوي كانهم في البيت ما بحس حالي وحيده وانا في هذا البيت فهم ما بيهمهم هذا

west bank from 1770,000 to 1 million by 2050. there are already over 700,000 israeli settlers living in 1776 settlements and 186 so-called out posts in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem outposts and the settlers who live in them are illegal under international law. since occupying the west bank and gaza, israel has unilaterally declared tens of thousands of hectares of socal state land for.... israeli settlements, mushrooming across palestine, these illegal settlements have made life excruciatingly difficult for palestinian communities, aggravating their ordy dire situation. in addition to depriving the families of a home, which is the main asset and source of mental, physical and economic security, the settlement building and its concomitent devictions of palestinians frequently result in the loss of livelihoods and expansion of poverty. هذا البيت انا عايشه فيه من الطفوله, كبرت فيه. تيتمت فيه من الاب ومن الام عشت ام لاخواتي وانا صغيره ف يعني هم بسرقوا كل شيء منك بسرقوا الماضي الناس بتفكر انه البيت حيطان لا البيت ذكرا البيت ماضي البيت كل حياتي انا بحس حالي محضونه امي وابوي كانهم في البيت ما بحس حالي وحيده وانا في هذا البيت فهم ما بيهمهم هذا الشيء. palestinian trees,

west bank. i think almost all of the women and teenagers being released will go to the west bank. not to gaza, but their homes in east jerusalem and the west bank. >> we will continue to monitor that situation. in the meantime, martin, tell us more about your family members who are still inside of gaza. have you heard if any of them are on a list to be released? what kind of conversations have been had with official sources? what's the latest? >> the families are being told not to say anything. the ones released today, this list, has beenubshed after the prisoners -- the hostages are back in the hands of israel. there's almost no direct communication with the families. we are waiting with great -- some disappointment, hoping tomorrow will be different. we have seven members of the family who are held hostage in gaza, including a 3-year-old, an 8-year-old, a 12-year-old. we are hoping they will be among the children released. it didn't happen today. thank god we are still active for the joy of the members who have been released. all we can do is hope ours will be released tomorrow or the day after. hope also that this entire de

west bank from 170,000 to 1 million by 2050. there are already over 700,0 israeli settlers living in 176 settlements and 186 so-called out posts in the occupied west bank and east jerusalems. all of these settlements and outposts and the settlers who live in them are illegal under international law. since occupying the west bank and gaza, israel has unilaterally declared tens of thousands of hectares of a socal state land for israeli settlements. mushrooming across palestine, these illegal settlements have made life excruciatingly difficult for palestinian communities, aggravating their already dire situation. in addition to depriving the families of a home, which is the main asset and source of mental physical and economic security. the setttlement building and its concomitent devictions of palestinians frequently result in the loss of livelihoods and expansion of poverty. i had البيت انا عايشه فيه من الطفوله, كبرت فيه, تيتمت فيه. الاب ومن الام عشت ام لاخواتي وانا صغيره ف يعني هم بيسرقوا كل شيء منك بسرقوا الماضي الناس بتفكر انه البيت حيطان لا البيت ذكرا البيت ماضي البيت كل حياتي انا بحس حالي محضونه امي وابوي كانهم في البيت ما بحس حالي وحيده وانا في هذا البيت فهم ما بيهمه

long history in palestine of israel and deliberately targeting medical facilities in the west bank, east jerusalem and gaza. obviously the scale of this is fairly unprecedented, but in some ways we should be shots, but not surprised. i mean think about the k patron. all of these are all the us. the us suspend decades in iraq and afghanistan deliberately targeting medical facilities. i think about saloons there in 2003 and for all the m. s. f. hospital afghanistan in 2015 and with the us to liberally targets facilities denies. doing so and was sending the last month huge amounts of palestinian medical facilities, patients dying literally being show that inside the hospital. so any claims of the id x needs to be always treated with deep, deep skepticism. and it said that so many other jan. what's in mainstream, maybe you're off and do not through that despite the history and the license claim is right. it's saying that it's, this is a carrying out the operation, including medical teams and our books vegas. and that the operation is based on intelligence information and an operational necessity. this

they'll be returned home to their -- to the occupied west bank, east jerusalem as well as gaza. the israeli officials announcing that this exchange for today is now complete, and the big question now overhanging all of this is what happens tomorrow, chris. >> that is the key question, and you mentioned the asher family. andrea spoke with the father, yoni asher back on october 11th, and i was struck by one of the statements he made about his daughters, who as we said have been released today, they are 2 and 4. he said they are tiny balls of energy. with three women in the house, there you see on the left his wife, we had enough noise for any man, and managed at that point to give a little bit of a smile. it does tell you, karleen how people who live these ordinary lives, if i can say that. you know, there's a dad, he's got a wife. he's got two little girls, he's got all this as he sees it female energy in the house, and the next thing you know he is in the middle of an international crisis. now as erin just pointed out, what happens tomorrow? what do you imagine are the negotiati

west bank. they're allowed to go home now to the occupied west bank, east jerusalem as well as gaza, although the israeli palestinians are saying that any celebrations by palestinians at the release of these prisoners many of them accused of terrorism offenses -- any celebration is not allowed. >> erin mclaughlin, thank you so much. live reporting for us in tel aviv who's been watching this entire day as developments have progressed. and again, we're watching the live pictures coming out of petah tiyka. there in that van it appears the camera is following that which is one of the former hostages as they move some of the cordons off to the side. i want to bring in as we watch this roberts whose cousin and her two little girls were released today by hamas after 49 days in captivity. have you been able to watch this video of what we've been showing on-air? >> yes. i've been following these all day long and it's been an exciting day for us here in israel to my family and all the people who were helping so much throughout this entire ordeal to get these hostages back home to their loved ones, and here

teenagers, to be released from that israeli prison, to be sent back home to their homes in the west bank, east jerusalem well as gaza. we're awaiting on confirmation of that process. but, certainly all of this a remarkable, hopeful moment for so many families in the region. jose? >> indeed. we're looking at live pictures there of the square in tel aviv that has been renamed. you can see the people are just all around, there is some photos of some of the children that have been held as hostage. erin, also, we learned today and it was, i guess for many unexpected or a surprise that there was also a group of thai nationals that was released in a separate deal. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. the thai prime minister announcing that they had been released on twitter. remember that on october 7th, as hamas stormed the kibbutz, they were attack indiscriminately and apparently took a number of thai hostages into gaza. they had been farm workers in israel and now it appears that the thai government has in fact secured their release. now, one big detail here is the identifications, of course, of all of the hosta

understand that they are now in the process of returning to their homes in the occupied west bank, east jerusalemgaza. richard. >> erin mclaughlin, liven tel aviv, thank you so much. >>> shead for you, helping the hostages reenter society after seven weeks deep underground. the head of the medical team who will work with them joins us next. stay with us. hem joins us next stay with us we're still going for that nice catch. we're still going for that sweet shot. and with higher stroke risk from afib not caused by a heart valve problem, we're going for a better treatment than warfarin. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk. and has less major bleeding. over 97% of eliquis patients did not experience a stroke. don't stop taking eliquis without talking to your doctor as this may increase your risk of stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking, you may bruise more easily or take longer for bleeding to stop. get help right away for unexpected bleeding, or unusual bruising. it may increase

we're expecting to see them released either into the occupied west bank, east jerusalem, possibly into gaza itself. there very likely will be celebrations on the palestinian side. in terms of the hostages, they will be taken to an israeli base for medical screening. israel has prepared hospitals here because they simply don't know, jose, 47 days after these people were taken hostage what medical condition they are in. we think they have likely been in tunnels for all or most of that time. many of them may not have seen sunlight. so, there will be doctors standing by, ready to treat them. and then if these hostages are in suitable condition, israeli intelligence services will want to talk to them to try to learn everything they can about what is happening inside gaza, the other hostages. israel has agreed to suspend drone flights over gaza for certain number of hours each day. that is to give hamas confidence that they can move around and get these hostages from the different locations they're being held in without being tracked by israeli forces, but, jose, everything at this hour rema

, occupied the rest of historic palestine after that, including the gaza strip and the west bank and east jerusalem. and some of the things we see now happened as a result of that moment, really. and they brought in more jewish settlers who moved in most were foreigners . but they were immediately afford it all the rights and privileges of as rarely citizens, while palestinians argued that they were forced to live under military occupation. in the 19 eighties and the 90s out of palestinian anger was born. the intifada of the intifada, which a narrow it means uprising, and boy was it it brought about mass protests, riots rocked, rolling strikes, regional boycotts. and it also led to the eventual formation of how boss i, yes, that's how we got to come us. this para military group responsible for the recent surprise attack on israel, the intifada years bloody as they were got the world's attention led to the oslo accords. the establishment of the palestinian authority granted palestinian self rule in the west bank and gaza, but a 951995 is real. started building electric fences. concrete walls splitti

forget about the map that nothing yahoo had in the general assembly with guys in the west bank including east jerusalem and the goal on heights as bob or visit i forget about the confession of nothing yahoo that they intend to retain security control over guys. forget the chance of their soldiers. forget the speeches of their leaders. they are telling you we just won the palestinians to go south for their safety. never mind that some palestinians have made it all the way to it off an odd still be involved. what is self overall? i wonder they want us out of our country out of all of them and there's that the enemy is the independence of our state. the freedom of all our people, the only options they have ever given us submit leave or die, or international legal ends up upside estimate cleansing, or genocide. gaza has shown. this is shocking terms. and in the westbank, including east jerusalem is that i the up your page and forces unsettled, has killed $350.00 palestinians since the beginning, over the half of them in the last month and forcibly displays hundreds more palestinians sees in large areas of

but even based on the official ones, this is already a big loss for them, now as for the west bank and east jerusalembehaving, and the israeli defense forces are unruly. november 7, 197 incidents, 186 palestinians killed, already killed, 2,500 injured, and about 3,000 arrested. moreover, israeli palestinians began now oppress the armenians in eastern jerusalem, just the other day they tried to squeeze out 25% of the armenian quarter from them, which has existed in eastern jerusalem, if it hasn’t been there for a thousand years, that’s why in eastern jerusalem this, that’s why the local armenians rose up and actually kicked out these settlers , but this issue is still not resolved, now as for the settlers, israeli settlers, i apologize, the israelis settled, yes, in principle, yes, i apologize, now, as for the arab world in general, no one wants this wars in the middle east, for various reasons, some do not support hamas, because they are muslim brothers, others do not want to sacrifice their well-being, and the third say, if we drive israel into a corner, then israel can use, as they said, we don’t h

supposed to be the land of an independent palestinian state, this is the territory on the west bank , in east jerusalemthe gaza strip, where hamas won those elections in 2006, since then they rule the gaza strip and govern 2 million, 300,000 palestinians. hamas did not recognize the agreements signed and proposed its own way of fighting for an integral palestine. they penetrated into israel and carried out terrorist attacks on its territory, shelled israel. in 2011, hamas itself reported the number of terrorist attacks that had been committed over the past 20 years. it is about the same, the number of dead from their attacks only for the day of october 7. but the question of how palestinians supported the movement, who promoted such on or all supported actually? it's a matter of desperation. desperation is the source of enthusiasm and radicalization. this is not an excuse for the actions of hamas, but people voted for hamas 17 years ago because they were fed up with the occupation, they were fed up with the peace process, which at the time was going nowhere. they were disillusioned that the palestinian

thing company is using it's now the international community recognizes guys out of the west bank and east jerusalem as occupied by the state of territory. yes. what does this recognition actually mean? it varies no accidental pressure on these on these relative respect. this is the being of the mean, a sense, yes, not only have that unless you have community, the big support stuff for those that are in a, for, as an or that is that i, the q patient is that in state of, i'm in account of this i'm, i'm not, i'm not telling the secret on each end to see cuz when i say about and money i, that you go to be and companies to be off for the supporting that. so i the commission, i mean like they are fully acknowledged that on to tell you, acknowledge that with bank, god bless you, citizen is a q by listing and see the question is, how did they or how did, how could they convicted that as to what is the kind of issue to but actually can't issue. i mean, this is a queue but, but a see and 2 or 3, how to convert to this have a theory or this claim to but actually can issue to brush out is that i to exit the in

india by policy policy and territory, there is no how much media, sorry, presence in the west bank and east jerusalem and seen over to 100 people have been killed by sold years and are the sectors do you see any connection to each in the, in mainstream media? i don't think that there is a fair objective and impartial representation of the read. his relationship between these ladies and the palestinians. and the policy and side of the ones were blamed and sneered, including when they tried to protest in western new to oppose to being sony diety, with, with the college students. and you can buy policy and tell retreat. palestinians have heard the calls as we have from his really officials and forces in the is really media for what amounts to ethnic, cleansing, of gods or as a lawyer. are you surprised by the evidence that they are willingly providing of what appears to be the intent to commit? what are in fact war crimes there seems to be this sense of in unity over their words. it's surprising, yes, because these writings have never been so explicit inactive meeting responsibility for specific inciden

the raids in towns in refugee camps across the occupied west bank in east jerusalem of an item this morning. the false is rated communities in hebron. novelist, bethlehem jeanine, unsure of thoughts and by tomorrow around 25 pallets the indians were arrested to let's go live now to a non con. he's in hebron in the occupied westbank. so we're seeing more raids that and in some cases, very provocative acts of raising is re the flags on top of mosque minarets. what can you tell us about that? that's absolutely right. the radio full refugee camps are place. early in the morning, the israelis went into the camp, they turned it into a close to village residing and then they went house to house. and then that's when they raised the flag is really flag on top of the most in the center of the town. pretty much see the minarette for most sides of the refugee camp. it was a very provocative gesture in the town. a bit more. they did the same thing. they went house to house, post indians, the telling us that actually what they did was they came into the house, they destroyed furniture within those house

may amount to rome statute crimes committed since june, 13th, 2014, in gaza and the west bank including east jerusalem. since its creation, the icbc has mainly targeted african and as a non waste and seek is completely failing to hold into account to you is a new role in speakers will continue to commit to these war crimes. and now many parts of the world are scheme for i. c. c member states, particularly in the global solve that to try and help solve it. just what do you guys lift off the ice, these, these capabilities and all of this comes off to questions. questions such as, what is the difference between color, con anthony blinking and deluxe stuff? benjamin netanyahu. and these questions was stopped by a statement issued by the poppy prosecutor. i mean, use paypal with, made me, say, reflect his inability and bias music of the situation. and this is really never to do to interest the role off the situation in palestine to the i. c. c comes off to for in minnes donnelly, the pano cold, and the eyes to see, to issue a race war is a case. and it's a new off when, as a is really need, is responsible

the less war crimes being committed in the west bank including east jerusalem. i mean we've, we've done that for some time and we really need to move forward with holding those individuals accountable for their actions. and then the, the actions offset those who, who are leasing violence on, on kind of savings and the best buy. and that's those are the responsibility of this rep for funding to prevent and failing to publish the memory. i mean, if i can focus on the death told right now i've found something written by the humanitarian um, of the un or show it says of the palestinian fatalities since the 7th of october, almost 50 percent. we get killed during confrontations. that followed is really a search and arrest operations. so he 5 percent in the context of demonstrations. install the darcy with garza. so 50 percent. right. so i think we would say, and 35 percent demonstrations does that match with what your seeing and hearing on the ground. so the number of palestinians being targeted um, uh, in, in search interest invasions and, and just terrorizing missio

may amount to rome statute crimes committed since june, 13th, 2014, in gaza and the west bank including east jerusalem. since its creation, the i c c has mainly targeted african and as a non western speak is a completely failing to hold into account a u. s. and european speakers will continue to commit to these war crimes. and now many parts of the world are skiing for i. c. c members, states, particularly in the global south of to try and help solve it, just whatever is left of the ice, these, these capabilities. and all of this comes off to question c assistance questions such as, what is the difference between color con anthony blink and the like soft benjamin netanyahu. and these questions was stopped by a statement issued by the poppy prosecutor menus. paper was many states reflect his inability and bias news of the situation, and this is really never to be during the referral off the situation in palestine to the i. c. c, comes off to a foreign minister on the lead, the pando cold and the eyes to see to issue a risk. warren is a case, and it's a new off win as a is really need is responsible for

may amount to rome statute crimes committed since june, 13th, 2014, in gaza and the west bank including east jerusalem. since its creation, the i c c has mainly targeted african and as a non waste and seek is completely failing to hold into account of you is. and your role in speakers will continue to commit to these war crimes. and now many parts of the world are skiing for i. c. c members, states, particularly in the global sol. so to try and help solve it. what do you guys live to see? i see these credibility and all of this comes off to questions. questions such as, what is the difference between color con anthony blink and the lives of benjamin netanyahu? and these questions was stopped by a statement issued by the poppy prostitute. the menus paper was made me say, reflect his inability and bias music of the situation. and this is really never to do to interest the role off the situation in palestine to the i. c. c comes off to a foreign minister on the lead, the condo cold, and the eyes to see, to issue a race war is a case. and it's a new off when as a is really need, is responsible for janice

that's the entire population of the gaza strip, and of million palestinians in the west bank, including east jerusalem. life coach and media personality fahima muhammad is with us again for the first installment of palestine in the media. fahiima, few words from the scottish first minister. yes, hamza yousuf, the leader of the smp. he has few words on the current situation and we will see the video now. what his uh statement is uh we will definitely see that as how he expects scotland to be placed in history especially at this moment in time family stuck in the north as well as of course family in the south this is a pivot moment now for the international uh community you either support an immediate ceasefire as the scottish government has been calling for for many weeks or you're frankly enabling the suffering of innocent men women and children, almost 10,000 of whom have lost their lives including uh over 4,000 - children, so i want scotland to absolutely being the right side of history, i hope every other country will do likewise, we have to have an immediate seasfire, one that's now supported by 1

county i was raised in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem destroying homes in novelist sitting on have it on us equity and straight on to the blanket as expected to reach palestinian president mahmoud abbas. and as i'm not in the coming out, the show of solidarity from new york to talk to a major values of being held to run the world in support of palestinians. the it's a g m t, that's 10 am and goes. palestinians have once again enjoyed a night of heavy bombardment. they say is really is intensifying attacks on schools, water reservoirs, bakeries and hospitals to force people to move stuff through refugee comes out among the latest targets. the guys are health ministry size, an air strike on almost as a comp and central gaza has killed at least 47 palestinians. people are digging through rather than search of more survivors. i'm a gauzy isn't the so called evacuation zone. but israel told palestinians they would be safe as a separate attack. 6 palestinians have been killed and there's a body of refugee camp in northern garza, israel's talk the area twice. and within hours on s

in gaza and the west bank including east jerusalem since its creation v i c. c has mainly targeted african and as a non waste and seek is completely failing to hold into account to you is. and your role in speakers will continue to commit to these war crimes. and now many parts of the world are skiing for i. c. c members, states, particularly in the global south that to try and help solve it. just what do you guys live to see? i see these credibility.

west bank. we'll have detailed report just ahead. >>> violence has escalated in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem since israel declared its war on hamas. the palestinian ministry of health says dozens have been killed and at least 150 injured in the past few weeks. as cnn's nada ba scheich reports, some palestinians say they're being forced off their land by jewish settlers. >> reporter: armed and threatening, this is the face of israeli settler violence in occupied west bank. it's these acts of aggression which are chasing palestinian families out of their homes. piece by piece, palestinians in this village pack their lives away never to return. "the settlers come at night while we're sleeping. they beat us and try to kill us. they try to force us out of our homes. i can't sleep anymore. i'm too afraid." families in this village, once home to some 140 palestinians, tell us they have been left with no choice but to flee their homes. "what's happening now is another catastrophe. i'm 60 years old. i've lived here my entire life." despite the fact that settlements in the occupied west bank are considered illegal by many in the i

so i suppose going back to several months, i received the west bank of east jerusalem and we were asking as when we came home from batch, you mentioned that there would be cute and communication in relation to the the cost is ready. so the dresser, and there was no oftentimes, whatsoever really there is no appetite for any and it wasn't to engage on the level. and now these the slight shift i think we're seeing and is that we have and the you for the chief burrell today, saying that the recognizing polyps time will provide security for is raise a piece for polish done. so there is a slight shift. nevertheless, i completely agree with slots suzanne was saying, i mean the has the absolute chaos as since the sounds of october and mixed messaging, no clear lines of communication from the you in relation to the situation. and there are things we can do. i'm the bank here action so we can take a watch we're calling for. so we look at the, at trans relationship with israel, a where there are a obvious and it's national breaches of law. and then we have to take some action. so we're seeing kind

were held in his way up to the offer came from which they will be dispersed mostly to the west bank and east jerusalem where they are originated from. we'd also need to keep in mind we were talking about how boss is achievement at many of the present as we will see the out of these $150.00 to be released and the next phase. they're not necessarily come us prison is not necessary to live with home us. but whether with the fact of the other organization that is actually dominant into westbank for how much this is a great victory, it's a great way for him to speak to show we are the only ones that care for the past that he has for the pulsing and preserves for the cause of palestinian statehood and you know, eroding even more the power of the weakening the spot to organization in the west bank. so that's something also to keep in mind. we also need to look at the what happens when this a ceasefire ends. we're talking just briefly interrupted because we're just seeing a live pictures from a children's hospital. the night is a children's medical center. and we've just seen that any guns that yeah, he's exp