west bank as well. us, more complications on _ west bank as well. us, more complications on the - west bank as well. omplications on the ground in west bank as well. us, more . complications on the ground in a final thought because when you watch what is happening on the ground in the west bank and the gaza strip, do you conclude and look back to the year 2000, the residence at camp david and conclude like so many others that that opportunity to make peace and every two state solution which he turned his back on, was the missed opportunity of a generation? with the palestinian people have a different reading, it was not until he gets back to this opportunity, it destroyed any potential for peace we have seen the results of the strategy of the governments with regard to hamas and the palestinian question in general. it is the reason for the catastrophic situation here and and we will hope the future will be better and will finally enjoy peace between the two state israel and palestine. in his first major news conference since russia launched its full scale invasion nearly two years ago, vladimir putin

west bank. iran is also thought by the us to be backing _ west bank. west bank. iran is also thought by the us to be backing houthis in i the us to be backing houthis in yemen who have been targeting commercial ships with any connections to israel passing through the red sea. they are an ally of hamas and staunchly oppose the military action in gaza. speaking earlier in the week, america made it clear that it was important to all nations that shipping in the red sea was protected. shipping in the red sea was protected-— shipping in the red sea was rotected. ., , ., �* protected. the houthis aren't attackinu protected. the houthis aren't attacking just _ protected. the houthis aren't attacking just one _ protected. the houthis aren't attacking just one country, i protected. the houthis aren't i attacking just one country, they protected. the houthis aren't - attacking just one country, they are attacking just one country, they are attacking the international community really. they are attacking the economic well—being and prosperity of nations around the

have told helps of 20000 we would pull from the west bank. west christmas is comfortable with the move to end the bloodshed instead ponds and it's shifting reports by human rights watch dog. here i must have sold to stand accused of powering out a field.

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west bank. you are prevented elections happening in the west bank.— the west bank. the west bank. you will be surprised with what i tell you _ the west bank. you will be surprised with what i tell you now, _ the west bank. you will be surprised with what i tell you now, i _ the west bank. you will be surprised with what i tell you now, i agree - with what i tell you now, i agree with what i tell you now, i agree with you, it's notjust israel, is the united states of america who were against elections and some regional powers who are against elections and it was the mistake of the palestinian authorities that cancel the elections. they should have proceeded with them and we could have done elections in east jerusalem despite israeli refusal and make it an act of the best form of nonviolent resistance. that was our code. and i tell you, had we had these elections, no single party would have had a majority. we would have been in a different situation today but israel does not want this. the israeli committee members are telling journalists that met them that their plan

you see, because of the reactions of the people in the west bank, the zionist regime is attacking those westks. mr. netanyahu already planned these it was under the title of annexation of the west bank, annexation forever, because the west bank, like gaza , is considered an occupation according to the united nations guidelines. gaza hamas, which is based in gaza , why did it start the operation from the beginning on the 15th of october , they said that you should not insult al-aqsa mosque stop your operation against the people of west bank . they came and beat them against the answer of their brothers, when they see their brothers coming to the stage like this in gaza, they gave everything in the past, both cher jenin, tul karam, khalqlia, and witham, all of them with all their heart. we can say that there is no difference between the palestinian people , whether they live in the west bank or in gaza, and this is the reason for the zionist regime's attacks on the west bank . to you viewers who accompanied today's world until the end, have a good night and god bless you. so far , a resolution

west bank. two years later, the erie conference claimed the two parts of the west bank and the east bank of the jordan together. in 1988, after the disconnection between the west east banks, only the custody of the holy places remained in the hands of jordan. after the zionists occupied the west bank , east jerusalem was also occupied by the israeli army and added to these areas. the zionists named the west bank judah and shomron or judah and samaria and introduced it as their province. wadi araba border in the year 1, the border crossing in the south of wadi araba witnessed the signing ceremony of a contract. the peace treaty between israel and jordan was supposed to normalize the relations between the two countries . the subject of the wadi araba agreement was the dispute between israel and jordan over water and land and the expansion of trade and tourism cooperation. the israeli regime does not and does not believe in the rights of the palestinians. by dominating every region, the zionists seize its lands for settlement . the zionist barrier in the west bank. occupied more land from the palestinians. after the construction of the retaining wall, the expulsi

west - markets in gaza. can i ask you about what is happening in the west bank. what is happening in the west bank because weuld implode at any time. i also talked to mark about it but we have had reports of this drone strike, killing some palestinians. what is the atmosphere like in those camps in the west bank at the moment, what are people fearful of there? this in the west bank at the moment, what are people fearful of there?— are people fearful of there? this is nothin: are people fearful of there? this is nothing new- _ are people fearful of there? this is nothing new. the _ are people fearful of there? this is nothing new. the west _ are people fearful of there? this is nothing new. the west bank- are people fearful of there? this is nothing new. the west bank has . are people fearful of there? this is i nothing new. the west bank has been boiling for the past 18 months. in fact, according to the united nations, 2023 is the deadliest year since the un started counting casualties in 2005 so more than 15 years ago. 0nly since the war in gaza began on the seventh of, we have recorded at least 70 children

west bank only. the 3000, over 3500 people in the west bank only.— west bank only. he temporary _ west bank only. the ceasefire, the temporary ceasefire - west bank only. the ceasefire, the temporary ceasefire was i the temporary ceasefire was successful in allowing the release of hostages that are held by hamas and also the transfer of prisoners that are held by israel and we heard earlier of getting aid into gaza. that seems like a far cry now, just two days on. what are the prospects for a return to a possible temporary ceasefire, another one?— possible temporary ceasefire, another one? the talks between the parties _ another one? the talks between the parties around _ another one? the talks between the parties around the _ the parties around the ceasefire never stops, so the egyptians, qatar, along with israel, they are continuing lots of talks around having another ceasefire. they are exchanging accusations about who is responsible for breaking the ceasefire or the temporary truce. most of the hostages at the moment with hamas are maybe military personnel, so th

in your opinion, because of the reactions of the people in the west bank, the zionist regime is attacking the west bank. from the point of view, mr. netanyahu already had a plan called the annexation of the west bank, annexation forever , because the west bank is like gaza according to the compasses. the united nations is considered an occupation, they have a plan, but they are actually implementing this plan. at all, gaza started the operation, one was because the children of gaza, hamas, which is based in gaza , why did it start the operation, firstly on the 15th of october , they said that you should not insult the al-aqsa mosque, and secondly, stop your attacks against the people of greater west bank. i entered the attack, entered the operation, otherwise gaza had no problem from that point of view, gaza was sitting aside, but it was the general freedom of palestine , they came of age against the answer. when their brothers see their brothers coming to gaza like this they gave everything to the stage . in the past, both the face of the fetus, the length of the worm, the length of the body, and

west bank west christmas is cancelled with news to enter the bloodshed instead the bonds and that shooting reports by human rights watch dog. here i must have sold to stand accused of tearing out a field, toil execution with testimony from eye witnesses. all facts, and that's it the mid day here in moscow that's quite full of december. so i suppose i should wish you a very merry christmas. great happy with us. welcome. while we also have some of the sour in calls, how well, according to the local house ministry, 201 people walk killed on saturday, including the u. n. a walk and his family and the strike on golf up city in the meantime, populous have rotted, and the southern city of han eunice once a bustling town of destruction and empty streets on out that's left according to egyptian age of 25 percent of the home staff are considered uninhabitable to on this alonso schumann as the latest person. everything is the front of the, of, together to as many of the people here in law so possibly says, well, i'm living in a temporary sense. and every day we try to provide access of these one who means there are many associated initiatives out there might be making fluids in the mass, either forgets or rise or and then some uh, dimension. so, you know, so we try to ensure that you have enough of that every day with ally or things like dates. uh like the key to keep us warm. um, it's just plugged in like notified. we've also of every day we have volunteer fines, resets for free with us throughout the neighborhood yet. and in addition to that, the new season has out. i have many of us are 6 and we're just trying to make it to the hospital is a very big bed because hopefully it's like a small town. and people are living everywhere on the street inside the buildings around the states, together with many thousands of engine on the long term patients to and their families that are also many refugees for. busy it's a very, very packed area. you have about 55000 c for the process in a very small we hope to hear the sound of the s bikes. the sound of the says, fine, get ahold of us. we thought we every like the thanks have it as close as a 150 meters. i think there's really no idea. i mean, the city forces with off hospital before they would do personally when i was in the city a couple of times, the things that i text me right away, funds with their own strikes, had no idea to save that as normally save a lot of off with itself for the couple of slides this week, the casualties continue to mount every day. the number of operational hospitals, as well as the medical stuff needed to run them, is decreasing the likes. the hospital in central garza is just one of those on the immense pressure of to an idea strikes that no 2 such full supply, both in the rubble east. so people have reportedly been killed in strikes on central garza and shops a night office to tunnel onto our because difficult for me. i like stuff us for to we're here and i'll walk to the hospital, a medical facility that has been badly damaged. so many people are coming here because of b is rarely rates which target civilians. in particular, it's making the situation worse. there's a lack of medical facilities here to deal with the severity of people's injuries. we will try to show you what the survivors are dealing with in this intensive care units. most of them are women and children. curious, dr. sammy all have top you with the head of the emergency room had all locks to the hospital. you will show us what sort of condition the victims already. that's when they are brought here. let people say a lot of doctors to, to the ongoing conflict and a large number of casualties are being brought here to all watch the hospital with limited facilities. how do you help the injured brought to you? franklin speaking, it is difficult to deal with because we're not seeing cases, we're only a leg broken way for someone experiencing abdominal loading to treat a variety of cases, including broken dogs is your trust injuries and head injuries such as these cases here with this child. and another child that patients are coming to us with different diseases and multiple injuries. and this creates a major obstacle for us in treatments or surgery. in addition, there is a huge number of cases coming in, and this creates a serious obstacle. so things are definitely difficult, it depends us how we can sort of, i mean, the injured women and children coming in on the hospital, not having the capacity to receive such a large number of patients to do. you have the necessary steps on the bus and i am talking about the necessary number of medical staff to receive such a large number of victims and provide them with the needed care of the well unfortunately your medical staff do not have the capacity to do so. within the size of the hospital, you cannot accommodate such a large number of wounded and sent them to philadelphia class. you have the thank your doctor will not be unless you're in all lots of hospitals, operating theater. there was a serious shortage on the medicine and necessary equipments for you. what as the military operation continues, i'm at the situation and gaza is becoming increasingly difficult to manage one level home in assault. and while our team piaza fee was christmas new, the traditionally festive day has been a little but counseled in the west bank, the locals way of shipping solidarity with us. i know part of students will car down to compartment and garza autism at least. bureau chief maristane ocean picks up the story. a beautiful, a decorated 3 in the middle of best. let him and the spirit of christmas throughout the city where jesus was believe to have been born and all of celebrating proud a towards this last year. here's christmas celebrations. all across the west bank have been officially canceled with what is happening in guys, the palestinians here say they do not feel like it's time for facilities in downtown bethlehem where they usually hang and the strings of christmas lights, the workers pull up a pen or a reminder of tragedy and folding in the palestinian and clave, antoine, son of mine, is best the hens for me, or can we cause same decisions were made at least twice during both into father violence that was seen in mass uprisings against israel going. and it was notes about sort of diary time we are and both

the zionist regime was short, no, no, now you look and see what they are doing in the west bank. in the west bank, where there are no missiles, no weapons, no guns. there, the only tool and weapon of the people is the stone. see what the zionist regime is doing there. by god's grace, by god's grace , it has crossed the limits of religious differences. we give the same help to the party. by god, we helped lebanon , which is shiite, we helped hamas, we helped jihad , and we will do it again, and i announced it, and definitely. it will happen that the west bank should be armed and ready to defend itself like gaza. after the islamic revolution in the west asian region, two very important events happened in the area of ​​palestine and the scene of occupied palestine, all of which originated from the islamic revolution. that the palestinian movement, which was a non-religious movement, became an islamic movement and an islamic demand, before 1979, we see the palestinian issue as a regional issue. it is not an internal issue, and the second event, which was a very important event , the palestinian

, the zionist regime would fail, no , no, now you look and see what they are doing in the west bank, in the west bank, where there are no missiles , there are no weapons, guns. does not exist. there , the only tool and weapon of the people is the stone. see there what is the zionist regime doing ? by god's grace , we crossed the limit of religious differences. we gave the same help we gave to lebanon's hezbollah, which is shia, we gave the same help to hamas , we gave it to jihad and we will do it again, and i announced and it will definitely happen that the west bank should be armed and ready to defend itself like gaza. . after the occurrence of the islamic revolution in the west asian region, two very important events took place in the field of palestine and the scene. an occupation happened, and all of this originated from the islamic revolution, one of which was that the palestinian movement, which was a non-religious movement, became an islamic movement. and it became an islamic demand. before 1979, we see that the palestinian issue is not a regional issue , it is an internal issue, and two

west bank. west 3 palestinians have been killed by as rainy forces in the city of jeanine as go straight to our correspondent and occupied east jerusalem island fisher. out of 3 people killed in jeanine in a rate that's been going on for several hours and is still ongoing. what more can you tell us the over here and for people who are actually on the ground there and trying to put together a picture of exactly what happened? it appears so late last night at lee this morning. these really army moved into jeanine using built those those and armor trucks. they started to pick up roots and also the damage infrastructure in the quite what the type told need of that is all in clear. but we certainly knew of the inconvenience factors through the roof for people who have seen this happen since the beginning of the war. that spot, the number of classes a drawing strike was cold. and at one point by these relays, i'm not killed 3 and enter the few others at that point. ambulances and medical staff tried to get to those who were injured, but they were blocked and impeded, depending on who you speak to by the israeli army. so they couldn't get to those, the average of those classes are still ongoing in janine and at the local hospital to gas and smoke bones being fired there. but clearly there's still a great deal of unrest in geneva that you remember that jeanine not only has been the subject of rapes like this since the start of the war. but back in july, it was the scene of the biggest is really ami or q patient that alteration in the west bank in more than 20 years. uh, i envisioned the used as drones and soldiers and fort essentially stick to street. it was described at the time by the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as it was, this was again quite what the type. so the need for digging up roots in janine isn't entirely clear, but we know that has been a campaign to continually and convenience. the many people who live in jeanine and the refugee camp right next to the the time center. okay. and thank you for bringing salacious that and what's happening in to name was speak to again in just a name. and that's what we need to get over to gauze a what at least 20 people have been killed and the latest strikes in rafa in the south. honey, my point is live for us in southern gauze, in rafa. how do use as strikes and dorm today? that way you all 20 people killed us according to promise to be and medical sources . what more you hearing. so, yes, floor of a bloody night for palestinians residential roof and those w

west bank. and 60 attacks on health care in _ the west bank. bertjenrick redoubles his attack on the government�*s rwanda plan — in argentina, right—wing libertarian economistjavier milei is sworn in as president. hello, and welcome to bbc news. i�*m lukwesa burak. israel has ordered residents to leave the centre of gaza�*s main southern city, khan younis, as fighting there intensifies. there was heavy bombardment of the territory on saturday night — as the head of the israeli army called for the military campaign in gaza to be stepped up.

daily crimes of the occupying regime and the violence of the settlers came to the aid of the west bank. the west bank is at a stage where the risk is no less than gaza, especially from a strategic point of view. as long as the voice of the palestinian people is loud and as long as important global issues always bring them together . this time, at the suggestion of the uae , they came together to stop the recent war with gaza, which had more than 17 thousand martyrs. when the representative of palestine in the un asks for the reality of these days in palestine as it is. as if he is not interested in listening to the palestinian representative. finally, the american ambassador in the organization nations vetoed this resolution, that is, they did not support the ceasefire in gaza. this would mean issuing the american death sentence to thousands and perhaps tens of thousands of other palestinians. england also abstained and the ambassador of the zionist regime thanked america for this action. in the virtual space, users all over the world with english words. is. they killed a million iraqis and now

for the rockets in gaza. may come, no, no, now you look and see what they are doing in the west bank, in the west bank where there are no rockets, there are no weapons , there are no guns, there are only tools and weapons of the people there , see what the zionist regime is doing, by god's grace, by god's grace. we gave the same help we gave to lebanon's hezbollah, which is shia, we gave the same help to hamas, we gave it to jihad and we will do it again, and i announced and it will definitely happen that the west bank should be armed and ready to defend itself like gaza. after the event. the islamic revolution in the west asia region has two events a very important difference happened in the field of palestine and the scene of occupied palestine, which all originated from the islamic revolution, one is that the palestinian movement, which was a foreign movement, became an islamic movement and a demand. it was islamized before 1979. we see that the palestinian issue is not a regional issue , it is an internal issue, and the second event, which was a very important event, was that the palestinian

west bank and the east of the jordan river together. in 1988, after the disconnection between the west and east banks, only the custody of the holy places remained in the hands of jordan. after the zionists occupied the west bank of the jordan river in 1976, settlement building started after the occupation of the west bank of east jerusalem by qasab's army. captured and added to these areas. the zionists named the west bank judah and shomron or judah and samaria and introduced it as their province. wadi araba border in 1994. on october 26, 1994, the border crossing in the south of wadi araba witnessed the signing ceremony of a contract. the peace treaty between israel and jordan was supposed to normalize the relations between the two countries. the subject of the wadi araba agreement was the dispute between israel and jordan over water and land and the expansion of trade and tourism cooperation. according to the jordanian arab agreement, two regions al-baghura and they leased al-qamar to the zionists for 25 years. there are still many unresolved issues in the arba contract. the citizenship of the west bank residents, the expulsion of palestinians and the war are among the unresolved issues of jordan with

west bank? hamas aren't in the west bank? hamas aren't in the west bank. om gaza by hamas. so why kill people? hundreds away people? hundreds of miles away in bank? in the west bank? >> one of . the beginning point >> one of. the beginning point to resolving the whole conflict. this whole issue firstly, is the removal of hamas. >> we want in the west bank, but a lot of them aren't even in gaza. >> a lot of the leaders of hamas are not even in gaza. >> quite. >> quite. >> but i mean, are we any further to getting the answer to the resolution to the situation? further to getting the answer to theyou>lution to the situation? further to getting the answer to theyou>lutiorthat:he situation? further to getting the answer to theyou )lutiorthat the ;ituation? further to getting the answer to theyou>lutiorthat the ukation? further to getting the answer to theyou>lutiorthat the uk was ? do you think that the uk was right abstain in, uh, from right to abstain in, uh, from the un? so what we was talking about, just about, aaron was just referencing general referencing

of expelling palestinians and annex gaza and maybe the west bank next. 50 annex gaza and maybe the west bank next, , ., annex gaza and maybe the westnex gaza and maybe the west bank next. ,, i. ., ., annex gaza and maybe the west bank next. ., ., , next. so you say you are not sure what the americans _ next. so you say you are not sure what the americans are - next. so you say you are not sure. what the americans are proposing. with the palestinian authority be capable of taking over security responsibilities in gaza if there were a ceasefire and end the conflict? , ., ., , , , , conflict? the short answer is yes. we have been _ conflict? the short answer is yes. we have been working _ conflict? the short answer is yes. we have been working in - conflict? the short answer is yes. we have been working in gaza - conflict? the short answer is yes. we have been working in gaza for years. yes we have had problems since 2007 but we continue to work so the continuation of work will not be a problem it's the issue of occupation and israel's potential plan to annex gaza. we had today a statement from the israeli prime minister saying that t

from the rest of the west bank and divided by israel's separation wall, and then you have the gaza strip, as you can see over there, the gaza strip, obviously cut off from the west started it based of the 1948 nakbah now let's go to the next graph to see how the occupied west bank is divided we're on the divisions right now it's called area area a b and c in terms of the divisions and what happens here you have population in terms of the profile of almost 3 million um this is what it looks like like a cheesecake as many have said the area is for palestinians only in area a, 18, a, 18% in area b, 61% in area c and 4% other. why uh is this uh breakdown important? take a look at the population, you have 56.7% that live in area a, then you have 40.8% that live in area b, and when it comes to area c, you have lesser concentration, 2.5% of the population that live in area c. but what is important is that area c is where most of the economic activity takes place, which is under israeli control. okay, now let's go back to, let's go to the next graph and see in terms of the administration, how this breaks down, uh, this means ba versus israel, uh, area a, 18% of it is ad

palestinians fled, an armistice was established, and geordan took control of the area, known as the west bank, or westries of secret talks took place in oslo, norway in 1993. the result was a plan to divide the west bank into three areas: a, b, and c. area a, the major cities, such as romala and janin, would fall under palestinian civil and political control, area b would be jointly controlled, these areas being mostly areas containing medium-sized communities, and areas c would be the rural areas, primarily the jordan valley. under the accords, this division of land was to exist for five years, during which time final status agreement would be drawn. this agreement, however has never come about, and the division of land is still. very much in place and the palestinian population is constantly reminded of that fact, really for palestinians in area see, that the way that israel treats them is hostile population, it makes them their lives as difficult as possible, most of the population in areas see palestinian population are rural communities based, the their livelihoods are based on agriculture, and s

but then when we look at the west bank, the west bank has, you just mentioned uh, several 100000 shipments have been killed just in the past few weeks. you know, we're not talking about even the beginning of the year. you've had several 100 sets the attacks, again, in a clearly occupied territory. nobody disputes the except of course for these railways, you have a $100000000.00 being earmarked for support for us out to months by far. right. ministers within that senior who's government, it's a more beneficiary and switch. so, you know, if we're, if we're serious as the international community keeps on saying about the, the potential for a 2 state solution about looking for some sort of political solution to this conflict, as opposed to more bloodshed, more war, more, more crisis. then surely, the, the existence of the set something ones it is indeed one of the most major obstacles . you've seen, the united states. and, you know, the opposition part in the u. k. labor, cool for binding of extreme is southwards into the united states into the you get to travel by. yeah, but i mean a travel b

going to my school and then there was this checkpoint you know the checkpoints here in the west banks in the west then they go they don't check the car they just block it so like had to take another way that takes me about triple of the time to get to my school i was late to my school even today we were stuck for 2 hours on the checkpoint um every day since the deal of the century had been declared, um, you know, people, there are a lot of clashes, people are getting killed, people are getting injured, and it's very sad that we um, are paying the price of something that we didn't cause. what we heard from donald trump was that when this deal was initially announced that there would be some sort of peace that would come out of this, and that uh... the palestinians would receive a great amount of money. i believe that legalizing what's illegal is not peace, legalizing occupation, legalizing settlements, um, it's not what we call peace, and i don't care about money, i just want my land, i want to stay in my house, i want to go to the sea that i've never been to, which is only 30 minutes far from my

yes, you mentioned the presence and upper hand of the resistance in the west bank. in the west bank, how much the welcome is actually extended the people and their support for the resistance has increased, hamas has gained popularity there again, i mentioned this, in fact, the conference of member countries of the organization, which means the use of chemical weapons , which today is the last day, we know that the gaza war had an impact on this conference. the representative of iran said that there should be an investigation into the use of chemical weapons by the zionists. the representative of russia also requested that the zionist regime join the ban on the use of chemical weapons because this regime is not a member and before that the head of the organization for the prohibition of the use of chemical weapons. expressing he was worried about the use of chemical weapons by the zionists, as well as the member countries of the non-aligned movement, and this goes back to the fact that the use of chemical weapons by the zionist regime has a history, and we have witnessed this ca

west bank. i think the west bank is amenable to different solutions. but for guys, which is a large refugee camp, that is not a solution. that is the best future for the palestinian people. let me ask you about what's going on inside america. are you surprised by, you know, the, the, you know, this growing groundswell of criticism of israel's actions after there are mazda attacks and us complicity and support in, in that response? yes, i am very surprised added i, i think it's a potentially a more willing to politically for joe. but, you know, in the last 50 years the 2 parties completely reversed themselves. it used to be the democrats, very pro israel republicans, not often because of anti semitism. let's be honest about it within the republican party. now because of the shifting views of the evangelical christians, who are more strongly supportive of israel and some of the jewish community, republican party is close to unanimous and supporting israel. the democrats, i think, look, split the anti semite dental. yeah. and the public. yeah, that is ama

west bank. from the very beginning, america gave a green light to tell's regime to kill the children, the women and the men, and to forcibly expelled the people from both the gaz strip and the west bank. america has the greatest role with the israeli prime minister, when gave him the green light. america is 100% crimes and together, they continue to deceive the world. despite all the killings, crimes and losses, the reality of the us and western countries. has been exposed, they are miles away from humanity, they claim they allow aids into gaza, what aids are they talking about, aids dipped in blood, bread deeped in blood, residential areas are being bombed, and this is a war crime according to an international law, well palestines and the occupied west bank have gone a general strike and solidarity with the people under israel's unslot and the bessieg gaza strip, this is in response to call by palestinian factions for internet strike manding a cease fire in gaza. public agencies, banks, shops and schools were all shut down in observance of the action. israel bloods up palestinas in its 66th day. people in lebanon also observed the day of strike diming the us veto of security co

west bank since october 7th? of course, we have seen an escalation of surveillance across the west bank as well as for palestinians with his rarely citizenship, which we tend to indicate from the narrative of the ethnic cleansing happening. but the surveillance within the west bank is not just invasive. it is at levels of being lethal. first you collect the data, you insert cameras on every single street where you have 5 cameras on every corner, keeping track of palestinians. you gather a car plate numbers in a big database of every single palace thing and driving which car um to know the movements as we have seen, many of this as a nation's being carried out by these really military are happening in people's cars. so what we're seeing now is just an escalation, intensification, and then emboldened to carry out step number 2 of israel's surveillance operation. and that is kill who we find. and this is all under the claim of having information for palestinian terror activities. when in fact, it's just israel trying to cripple polish, thinking well to cripple policy in more i'll and that it for goes to the claim to

west bank since october 7th? of course, we have seen an escalation of surveillance across the west bank as well as for palestinians with this rarely citizenship, which we tend to indicate from the narrative of the ethnic cleansing happening. but the surveillance within the west bank is not just invasive. it is at levels of being lethal. first you collect the data, you insert cameras on every single street where you have 5 cameras on every corner, keeping track of palestinians. you gather a car plate numbers in a big database of every single palestinian driving which car um to know the movement as we have seen, many of this as a nation's being carried out by these really military are happening in people's cars. so what we're seeing now is just an escalation, intensification, and then in bold, and meant to carry out step number 2 of israel's surveillance operation. and that is kill who we find. and this is all under the claim of having information for palestinian terror activities. when in fact, is just israel trying to cripple palestinian well to cripple policy and more i'll and that it for goes to the claim to lib

targeted harassment, gorilla harassment campaign against the occupying forces in the west bank. additionally, the issues in the west bank presented to netanyahu and his cabinet are one of many of miriad of strategic issues that design this regime is facing, it was the spokes person of the iof, the other day who who said that uh, we are fighting a war on seven fronts and we have responded to six of them, so that goes to show an indication of the level of pressure that's being put on the occupiers from all angles, including the west bank, and that should be something that should, that should be something that we keep a close eye on, as tensions will no doubt begin to continue to rise, absolutely, perhaps we can talk about those other. fronts in a little while, but dr. punjani, uh, one thing we've seen happen as far as settler violence is concerned is some of these nato nations from washington to france to the uk have announced sanctions to be uh slapped on the settlers of committed uh violence against palestinians, some are calling it a step in the right direction, others are saying it's just insignificant as long as

west bank and the gaza strip. the agreement envisioned the establishment of the palestinian entrum self-government in the palestinian territories. it divided the israeli occupied west bank into three administrative divisions. restrictions on economic activity in area c of the west bank have been particularly detrimental to the palestinian economy, but israel's continue. due to attacks on palestinians there, the demolition of their homes and businesses, uprooting all of trees and checkpoints have choked the economy. يعني هون مجموعه وتحت مجموعه ثلاث مجموعات ضربوا ودمروا بيوت، وشوارع خلي وهن تحت حطموها تحطيم كيفهم هم. time now for the online post, as usual, there were so many of these posts on the issue of palestine, the war, uh, lot of them obviously went out to the carnage that israel had exercised uh on the gaza strip. nevertheless, the first post uh is from uh twitter, which is now known as x, the entire palestinian labor force has become unemployed with no evidence solution. one of those lines that brings you up short from useful palestine economic policy research institute, which is the... of course uh came out with a summary of the gaza economy under the impact of israeli retaliation. next we go to a website, it says economic dimensions of the war on the gh

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west bank. and 60 attacks on health care _ the west bank. and 60 attacks on health care in _ the west bank. and 60 attacks on health care in israel. _ the west bank. and 60 attacks on health care in israel. health - the west bank. and 60 attacks on health care in israel. health care i health care in israel. health care should never be a target. britain's former immigration minister robertjenrick redoubles his attack on the government's rwanda plan — in argentina, right—wing libertarian economistjavier milei is sworn in as president. hello, and welcome to bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. israel has ordered residents to leave the centre of gaza's main southern city, khan younis, as fighting there intensifies. there was heavy bombardment of the territory on saturday night — as the head of the israeli army called for the military campaign in gaza to be stepped up. meanwhile, israeli tanks are reported to be slowly advancing towards the centre of khan younis — with reports of house—to—house fighting in the city. the head of the world health organization has said the war in gaza is having a "catastrop

thousand or more colonialist settlers in the west bank so that they can carry out these acts of settler colonial terrorism against palestinians and armenians alike. west bank, it's it's a sure sign that there is very little social cohesion in the west bank and uh really what this has done is that it it has aggravated youth movements to come out in protection of their homes and their dignities and their communities and what they have signaled from gaza to jening is that they have the capacity, competencies and capabilities to draw this... out as long as is necessary in a targeted harassment, gorilla harassment campaign against the occupying forces in the west bank. additionally, the issues in the west bank presented to netanyahu and his cabinet are one of many of a mirad of strategic issues that designed this regime is facing. it was the spokesperson of the iof the other day who who said that that uh we are fighting a war on seven fronts and we have responded to six of them, so that goes to show an indication of the level of pressure that's being put on the occupiers from all angles, including the west bank, and that should be something that should, th

west bank. no, no, now you look and see. what are they doing in the west bank, no, no, now you look and see what they are doing in the west bank.

how difficult is it for journalists to get into the west bank and for those who haven't been to the west bank to cover the story, what are they missing? it's it's relatively difficult for journalists to enter the west bank only in comparison to previous times. but israel is placing restrictions and is assigning things like minders to different bureau chief and international reporters in the region. and that is someone that responds and operates under the command of these really military to attempt and co worse manipulate, as well as pressure journalist to cover in a certain angle or to deny information from audiences. but none the less journals still have the capacity to challenge this and come into the west bank. the persons that they are bringing on to speak on the situation are the very people that are committing the crimes against palestinians that is really military spokespersons. that is, is really policy makers and settlers, and at the same time, negating the palestinian testimony. and if they do speak with palestinians, it is always an attempt to frame a 2 sided some. but there i

west bank, what is happening in the west bank is further proth. saints of netanyahu, these are verbal, but what his forces are doing, the actions whereby they assassinated over 280 marties in the west bank since october 7. this also proves that they don't recognize this authority, they don't view that it has any existence, especially that the occupation forces moved.

a palestinian state based on almost all of the west bank, 95% or 96% of the west bank, all of east jerusalemthe gaza strip and mahmoud abbas, the successor, as the president of the palestinian state, he didn't actually say no. he simply didn't respond to the offer which was essentially accepted, understood on the israeli side as basically saying no, again, to a two-state solution. >> in 2006 he went to war in lebanon. his popularities were in the single figures. i think they were the lowest popularity ratings ever recorded for an israeli prime minister. in early 2008, while he was talking to abbas, he was told that he was going to be indicted for briber y. the fact is that om ert was on his way out of power andin cable of seeing any agreement because he was going to jail. so abbas has no incentive to say yes and reveal his hards to somebody who was incapable of delivering. >> and with that last gas effort, the peace process as we know it essentially ended. so how do these two scholars see the future of peace in the middle east? after the horrors of october 7th and the death and destruction t