again, settlements within the west bank navigator. kept telling me go straight, but it looks like we did that and now we have to go back. the west bank barrier was billed by israel in the early 2 thousands when we have left the wall and all the checkpoints behind us. we reach bethlehem. the atmosphere is in contrast to everything we on the way, but the words and as a person from bethlehem, why the green car has a green passport as a green idea. i can visit gerry's that whenever. so i think that's my, it's my 1st time and it's so different. well, how the news trade is such a hot tick and it's such a big mess. but it's, it's beautiful. everyone. so friendly and let me out and fast, but didn't totally get into the christmas spirit, but it's now getting, getting to me it is a special place and i thought with great chance to be here once in a maybe in a lifetime, i don't know, but i'm coming all year. so celebrate the morning. so. so happy christmas. here is this exciting. i think take a pinch so you might not know what it's like until you're actually here. and i think you might have a different perspective if you're actually experience how to sign a christmas holida

the biblical name of the west bank that israel uses homes for around half a 1000000 israelis. we are now inside the settlement known as the car, which has a reputation of being home to the most extreme israeli settlers. they are at the forefront tells the settler movement so called price tag policy, which calls for violent attacks against palestinians is a price to pay. in retaliation for actions against settlements within the west bank . navigator kept telling me go straight. but it looks like we had the data and now we have to go back. the west bank barrier was billed by israel in the early 2 thousands when we have left the wall and all the checkpoints behind us we reach bethlehem. the atmosphere is in contrast to everything we so on the way, but the wards aren't as the person from bethlehem will have the green card. oh, it has a green passport. as a green idea. i can visit that whenever. so i think that's my 1st time and it's so different the news. katrina is such a hot chicken and it's such a big mess. but it's it's beautiful. everyone. so friendly and lovely, but didn't t

the biblical name of the west bank that israel uses homes for around half a 1000000 israelis. here and there we see billboards in hebrew advertising new homes or congratulating settlers. we are now inside the settlement known as the car, which has a reputation of being home to the most extreme israeli settlers. they are at the forefront tall. the subtler movement, so called price tag policy, which calls for violent attacks against palestinians is a price to pay in retaliation for actions against settlements within the west bank . the settler is a role so known for attacking idea of soldiers, jewish violence that these railey leadership has condemned. we do not dare to leave the car. we drive through and continue our journey. through more checkpoints, the west bank is divided into areas a, b, and c, which determine whether israelis palestinians are in charge billboards warning israelis against entering how seen at the entrance of parts that are under palestinian control. the navigator kept telling me go straight, but it looks like we had the data and now we have to go back. fai

means that it will be more difficult for his road to thwart attacks that are planned by militants in the west bank. this means that israel will have to have more forces in the west bank. and this of course is the formula for more friction between israelis and palestinians. i can tell you that on these early side, there is a hope that this coordination will come back there saying that this coordination will come back slowly, slowly because it is in the interest of both israel and the palestinian authority. how can israel's new har line far right? government affect the israeli palestinian relations in the future? i could tell you that already today we've heard very strong statements from members of the coalition. who think that the israeli strikes in the gaza strip weren't powerful enough. they want to see palestinians being killed in gaza and they're very open about that. they're saying that the israeli response today was similar to previous governments responses. and they're saying that we're a new government and we have to have a new policy with 0 tolerance stores, any kind of rocket that's launch from the gaza strip. t

that didn't agree with one another. and it's lapse last summer in part over the west bank because there's a law that extends israeli lot administration to be squatters from israel on ballast indian land in the west bank that was up for renewal. and the part of the coalition that was palestinian israelis declined to go along with, with voting it in. and so the government lapsed over that they had new elections. and since the center right, didn't want to well less with net. anyhow, he wanted to put together a government he was willing to cross red lines that had been there in israeli politics. and to invite into his cabinet. members of very, very, very far right parties. i mean, it would not be wrong to call them racists and fascist parties, and leaders of which had in fact been convicted of racial incitement. and these were untouchable groups in previous israeli politics the but then net in y'all wanted to be prime minister so much they brought them in. and he not only brought them in, but gave them a great deal of power including over because tinian occupied population in the palestinian west bank. well, nothing yo has made pronouncements that he wants to exten

secretary of state traveled to israel, egypt, and the west bank to urge israel and palestinians t de-escalate tensions. thatter israeli forces killed seven palestinian fighters and two palestinian civilians during the threat. it happened in a refugee camp. an elderly woman is reportedly among the dead. this is one eyewitness. >> we heard gunshots, we fled into the club and stayed under seizure for three hours. the army besieged us and we heard the sounds of crashes. after about an hour, bulldozers destroyed cars on both sides of the road, then destroyed -- >> a new wave of violence hit the region last spring. the deadliest raid since then. this is the aftermath. the israeli defense forces say they wanted to arrest members of the armed group islamic jihad. they accused the group of planning and executing multiple major terror attacks on civilians and soldiers. this is israel's president. >> the honest way to -- attack in israel was blocked and eradicated by the israeli military forces. the squad affiliated with hamas and islamic jihad. we will continue to act and prevent terror wherever it may be with no com

west bank as palestinian territory occupied by israel. though it has previously been confirmed as precisely that by the united nations. what kind of ignition you give the path to the west bank. they reside in the territories, resigned and totally dependent as if it were a different planet idea. occupy plans, you do subscribe to the fact that they are going to military occupation say technical question and occupation. so let me say a couple of things to the point and i believe i think i, they not occupy. what is the status that you give the right for this moment? what kind of status they said the recent period. i see in a start a recent, i am saying about niggley. how do you know that the pastor was embarrassed? yes. so i understand the question you're asking, and as we've said previously, it is vital for both sides to take action to prevent even greater loss. and we condemn any violence, escalation or propagation. demolishing homes is not the only issue in that area. the palestinian health minister was also accused israel of attacking medical workers. she made those comments in an exclusive interview with ortiz, maria

now, we have seen increasing violence, particularly in the west bank, and it follows on from a series of deadly attacks that happened in israelt year. then israel's military launched what it said was a counter offensive in the west bank, nightly raids on palestinian towns and cities, a lot of them concentrated injenin, the refugee camp there. that tensions have been extremely high in the background to all of this. i think, if you look at even wider picture, there is a sense of people giving up hope. it has been 1a years since peace negotiations are stalled, palestinians don't see any hope of a political solution to this at the moment, they don't have faith in their own political leadership. security situation fed into a lot of israel's election last year, which brought benjamin netanyahu back to power with the support of his far—right allies. if you ask voters, they thought a lot of these new ministers would have the answers to the security situation but, at the same time, there are within that cabinet people who have ideas about expanding israeli settlements in the west bank, ideas that were to end all hopes of a 2—state sol

and protesters have gathered at a bedouin village in the occupied west bank that threatened with ammunition in 2018 israel supreme court approved a plan to bulldoze canada mars to make way for illegal. he's really a israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has slide a senior cabinet member of the ultra orthodox sha swati leader. are you dary served as the interior and health minister? it's now was forced to sac, hey master. the supreme court ruled he could not, sir, because of a conviction for tax offenses. the government is facing growing criticism over its plants to reform the judicial system. marcia horns will open, shall, as what we see is not a government as a circus. netanyahu is weak good. he may have to appoint a full time help and interior minister. the cabinet meeting today, minister dairy was quiet because of corruption. while nets now has described the ruling to fi dairy as regrettable and indifferent to public will, it wasn't dairies 1st conviction. in 1999, he was sentenced to 3 years in jail for taking bribes. he returned to politics in 2012. last year he was convicted of tax fraud as pa

i'll make that clear through my time and israel in the west bank with every one that i meet. ah. also on the day 100 days in office for italian prime minister george, i'm a lonely and that means a 100 hostile days for those seeking to save migrants lives in the waters of the mediterranean sea eltic. you know, what we keep hearing is i would rather die at sieve and go back to libya. the so rules like this will never stop. people from making that crossing. people on the run will not stop trying to find safety, very ships. okay. oh, had to have you with us. we began the day with a plea for a return to a past plan for peace, a 2 state solution that vision of a palestinian state existing alongside israel was last on the negotiating table on us sponsored talks in 2014. now secretary of state antony blank and is visiting israel and the palestinian territories at a time when the region is suffering some of the bloodiest violence in years after blinking met israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the 2 men emphasized the central concern of security, but i have to tell you that i also b

there are reports that the caa director is already coming to visit the west bank and israel and we know that the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is expected to land for visits in israel and the west bank. really, incredibly high tensions. really interesting to see whether the secretary of state will be able to help sort of manage the situation and potentially help bring the security koortd nation, israelis and they want to keep as much calm as they can. >> thank you. >>> the national archives reaching out to former presidents and vice presidents asking them to search for any possible classified documents or presidential papers. this formal request follows recent discoveries of classified materials in the homes of president biden and former vice president mike pence. the archives is asking officials from the past six administrations for that could often perfect rags. >>> the first witnesses at the time murdaugh first learned of his wife and son's murder. >> alex murdaugh mow par actively there. crying. >> he was upset but i did not see any visible tears. >> reporter: the body cam

to show that the country really did take a wrong turn somewhere palestine foreign ministry has called on the west to pressure israel to stop the demolition of a village and the occupied west bank. the fleet comes after residence of that village came out to protest during its destruction by israel. the crisis which links the west banks north and south, is part of an israeli plant to destroy so called illegal buildings. locals have voiced their fury over the moon, who hold on? what are people came to day to tell nuts in the yahoo, bengal ear and all the extremist right wing officials that this land is palestinian . we did not allow the destruction of al hon. allah march. this government led by the and yahoo had been given. we'll go to the dustbins of history, and the palestinian flag will continue to fly on this land. and we'll do that. we exist on the slot and before the israel government came unoccupied at a message to his railway occupation, we will not leave this place. this is all property and we will remain here. no, i am not. we are afraid that al, con alack mar may be demolished. because have been fears, actions his electoral campaign was to demolish al khan, alack, mar,

israel's government and courts say that's not true . set of high that has more from southern israel site that's becoming too common in the occupied west bank. hundreds of mornings gather for the funeral to hollis tinian. one of them was shot in the chest several times during from taishan with his ready forces on monday. also they entered the village for gun demolish to home. the houses belonged to the families of 2 palestinian men who were killed in september while carrying out an attack. it's a checkpoint. israeli soldier was killed. the palestinian health ministry says several palestinians were injured in the latest crossfire. israeli military says its troops came on the heavy fire and fought back several dialed in women in the name. they made 2 families homeless. they eventual collective punishment. they could, they would demolish high area, legitimate. israel has long implemented a policy of demolishing the houses of palestinians accused of killing israelis. this could also include the homes of their families or relative the united nations reports that israel has force more than the 1000 palestinians out of their homes in the occupied

palestine foreign ministry has called on the west to pressure israel to stop the demolition other village in the occupied west bank. the plea comes after residence of that village came out to protest against its destruction by israel. the crisis which links the west banks north and south, is part of an israeli plan to destroy a so called a legal buildings. locals have voice their fury over the move from hold on. what are people came to day to tell that's in yahoo been good beer and all the extremist right wing officials that this land is palestinian. we did not allow destruction of al hon. allah hart. this government led by the n, yahoo and bing heavier we'll go to the dustbins of history, and the palestinian flag will continue to fly on this land and will do that. we existed on this land before these railey column came and occupied it a message to the israel l capacious. we will not leave this place. this is all property and we will remain here. and i'm not a, we are afraid that al con alack, mar may be demolished because of been fears, actions. his electoral campaign was to demolish al khan, alack, mar, and he is now forced to do so. the head of the p

were reports of rocket fire into israel from gaza, which is controlled by the palestinian militant group, hamas. the west bank raid coincided with an announcement that secretary of state tony blinken will travel to israel and the west bank next week. nick schifrin looks at u.s. policy priorities, and the tense holy land he'll soon visit. nick: in the west bank's most volatileity, a most violent day. palestinians carried out gunshot victims. th chanted the names of those killed in a fierce battle and rare daytime israeli raid into jenin's refugee camp. a massive show of israeli force left a building that israel says was full of militants plotting an imminent attack, a charred, destroyed wreck. palestinians say one of the victims was an elderly woman. the fury quickly followed. thousands filled the streets to mourn the dead. and the militant group hamas, which ru gaza, vowed revenge. >> the resistance will always be ready to defend its people everywhere. nick: the fallout was also political. the palestinian authority said it would refer the raid to the u.n., and cut off security coordination with israel. >> in light of the repeated aggression against

that israel considers were built illegally. the move that put thousands of families under threat of being left without a roof. israel also reinforced its military troops in the west bank and made several statements and promises to strengthen and expand settlements there that most of the world sees as illegal. there are also huge tensions around alex m most . the said ho place for all moves and according to long time agreement, jews are allowed to enter the holy place with con prey there. and we have been hearing in a recent tweak several promises from these rally side that the status will not be changed, but the national security minister's visit to the mall can later group or female israeli police officers a inside the holy place angered palestinians of course, linkin came here to the region to ensure that washington is committed to the idea of 2 state solution to these rarely palestinian config. but the ra actually knew particular tabs towards helping these go come through. and this is what the palestinians here on the ground hours faster than happy with 100 can the seems to be a little bit. lawson is determination of the situation here on the grounds. as days ago,

what that envisions is an independent palestinian state in the west bank alongside israel, withjerusalemshared capital. next — let's hear what the israeli prime minister — benjamin netanyahu — had to say. to, perhaps achieve dramatic breakthroughs that i think could be both historic and enormously significant in our common efforts to bring prosperity, security and peace to this part of the world. and beyond. so, with this in mind, i have to tell you that i also believe expanding the circle of peace, working to close, finally, the file of the arab — israeli conflict, i think would also help us achieve a workable solution with our palestinian neighbours. tensions between israel and the palestinians are running high — so let's remind ourselves of the context here. palestinian health officials say israeli forces shot dead a palestinian man at a military checkpoint in hebron. the israeli forces say that their troops had identified a suspicious vehicle. the violence was sparked on thursday — when ten palestinians were shot dead in the occupied west bank by israeli forces. israel said that it w

israel. i guess that is part of the difference. israel does not have a presence in gaza anymore, and it has citizens in the west bank. >> thank you for that out for us. holocaust memorial day, reaction has been pouring in. we heard from the u.k. foreign minister saying -- is horrific. the u.s. responding, reacting after the shooting. take a listen to the smoke -- the spokesperson for the state department. >> this is absolutely horrific. our thoughts, prayers and condolences go out to those killed and injured in this heinous act of violence. we condemn this apparent terrorist attack in the strongest terms. our commitment to israel's security remains ironclad and we are in direct touch with our israeli partners and our thoughts are with the israeli people in light of this horrific attack. >> anthony lincoln is set to visit israel next week where -- is not going to affect his plans. what more can the u.s. do to stop this violence? >> does not just the u.s.. the director of the cia is apparently also in the region today. which weid not know officially. but i heard from a couple of sources. there is a big american presence. there is a cal

that israel considers were built illegally. the move that put thousands of families under threat of being left without a roof. israel also reinforced its military troops in the west bank and made several statements and promises to strengthen and expand settlements there that most of the world sees as illegal lincoln came here to the region to ensure that washington is committed to the idea of 2 state solution. to these railey palestine in conflict, but the ra, actually no particular tabs towards helping these go come true. and this is what the palestinians here on the ground hours faster than happy with here to protest against the american positions which i have to tell you by us to send a message to mr. lincoln that he cannot tight. oh, if the master code has that committed against palestinians and that day and i just has done really nothing to stop the fascist government and israel from committing crimes against the listing. and every state has consistently funded with israel no metal book. and that in itself, that betrays the principles that the americans claim regarding self determination, equality, freedom for all, all this. they say it as a theory, when it comes

us secretary of state antony blinken is to travel to israel, egypt and the west bank to urge israel and the palestinians to de—escalate tensions. that'sfter israeli forces killed seven palestinian fighters and two palestinian civilians during a raid. the raid happened here — in a refugee camp in the flashpoint town ofjenin. an elderly woman is reportedly among the dead. this is an eyewitness. we heard gunshots that we fled into the cloud and we stayed under siege there for three hours. the army beseeched us in the club and we heard the sounds of the classes after about an hour, military destroyed cars on both sides on the road —— bulldozers. a new wave of violence hit the region last spring — this is the deadliest single israeli raid intojenin since then. this is the aftermath — you can see the extent of the damage. the israeli defense forces say they wanted to arrest members of the armed group, islamichhad. they've accused the group of "planning and executing multiple major terrorist attacks on israeli civilians and soldiers". and this is israel's president. a terrorist s sa s a terrorist squad was plucked and eradicated by the israe

i have been accused of killing 10 palestinians during a raid in the west bank rights activists have said that a israel's close ally, america has not really done enough to condemn the alleged actions by israeli authorities. that according to the un, do violate international law. recently pressed by report at the u. s. state department spokesperson refused to acknowledge again, while the un has said that the west bank as a palestinian territory is occupied by israeli forces. what kind of ignition you give the palestinians to the west bank. they reside in the territories and totally independent as if it were a different planet occupied. you do subscribe to the fact that they are and then be 3 occupation. so technical question, i'm the occupation. so let me say a couple of things. the point i believe, i think i, they not occupies what is the status that you give the right for this moment? what kind of status did they said the recent period? i've seen a strong recent viewing. i am saying about legally, you know, the thing is what invest? yes. demolishing homes and the only thing israel, their forces are accu

israel's long-term security and long-term identity. >> we heard secretary blinken referring to a two state solution to the israeli-palestinian conflict. that would be an independent palestinian state in the west bankngside israel with their share capital as jerusalem. let's hear what benjamin netanyahu had to say. >> to perhaps achieve dramatic breakthroughs that i think could be both historic and norma sleep significant -- and enormously significant in bringing peace to this part of the world and beyond, i have to tell you that expanding, working to close finally the arab israeli conflict would help us achieve a workable solution with palestinian neighbors. >> tensions between israel and the palestinia are running high. but remind ourselves of the context. palestinian officials say israeli forces shot dead a palestinian man at a military checkpoint today. israeli sources say their troops identified a suspicious vehicle. israel said it was acting on intelligence about an imminent attack aired on friday, seven israelis were killed when a palestinian gunman opened fire outside a synagogue in east jerusalem. let's hear from a palestinian author. >> nobody wants to see a cycle of violence. i don't thi

even more tensions that were clashes also in the city of jericho, around the city of nablus, in the middle of the west bank. and this is the escalation that many theory with israel's new government, all ready called the most thought right in the country's history. we see that the citation on the ground is get more and more tense and violent defense. and the government commentator and mia are unsafe. the latest attack in jerusalem and bodies, yet another instance of permanent violence between israelis and palestinians. there is peace tree shad this cycle but by learning unfortunately it is true. but if you look at the strategic context, if you look at the overall envelope, obviously there is no political horizon for the palestinians. under nathaniel government. on the contrary, they get key players in this government such as the police are now we've got national security minister, our bank beer bank beer has nothing to do with the army. with the defense forces, he's in charge of the police. one important component of the police, he's de boulder patrol bank beer, tries to supervise the border patrol personally, regardless of the declarations and brother, go on bank

that provoked even more tensions. there were clashes also in the city of jericho, around city of nablus, in the middle of the west. bank and this is this collation that many feared with israel's new government, already called the most far right in the country's history, we see that the situation on the ground is get more and more tense and violent. defense and government commentator and mir orange sees the latest attack in jerusalem and bodies. yet another instance of permanent violence between israelis and palestinians. there is shad this cycle of violence. unfortunately, it is true, but if you look at the strategic context, if you look at the overall envelope, obviously there is no political rise for the palestinians under the government. on the contrary, the key players in this government such as the police are now we've called national security minister bank beer bank. there has nothing to do with the army with the defense poses. he's in charge of the police. one important component of the police is the border patrol. bank beer tries to supervise both the patrol personally, the regardless of declarations. and so on bank the side, he's not calling the shots, at least not y