jordan's attack on the west jerusalem gave israel a good opportunity to put this city and the entire west bank on the agenda . the second day, which continued in the streets of jerusalem , in order to control all the citizens step by step from the city of jerusalem google amer the commander of the joint staff of the army and the name to save his forces in sinai they ordered to retreat, a decision that resulted in more disaster than the previous day, for example, this decision caused the confusion of the egyptian forces in sinai and the right opportunity to be targeted by the israeli air force, the sari plane relentlessly destroyed the egyptian ground forces. three times israel's health without air cover had become completely defenseless targets, but this retreat catastrophically destroyed the egyptian front in sinai, and this is a picture of the complete failure of a thousand egyptian soldiers were captured and the israelis, who could not manage them all they decided to do it keep only the senior officers and release the common soldiers. all the roads leading to the 24 chaos and confu

the attack on the west of jerusalem gave israel a good opportunity to put this city and the entire west bank on the agenda. second, in the streets of the city. beit al-maqdis continued , if the israelis took control of the whole city, they would be in this step by step from the city of jerusalem behind google amer, the commander of the joint staff of the esme army, ordered them to retreat in order to save his forces in sinai , a decision that resulted in a disaster even more than the previous day for 9 years. this decision caused confusion for the egyptian forces in sinai was said to have created a suitable place to be targeted by the israeli air force. the sari aircraft were relentlessly destroying the ground forces and egypt. three times israel's health without air cover , completely defenseless targets. the casualties of this retreat were disastrous for the egyptian front in sinai. destroyed and this is a picture of the complete failure of the army, also a thousand soldiers the israelis, who could not manage them all, decided to keep only the senior officers and release the common so

the israelis should act as a serious natasha named live in west jerusalem. many thanks to d patasha. let's bring in your messiah, who sent live for us in gaza. what damage to the is where the air strikes cause and hasn't been any reaction from us. yes, adrian. so these railey airstrikes where on the military sites belonging to hamas in different areas, in the gaza strip, there was only military, there was only material damage in these military sites as they were empty. there used to be emptied at once. that there is any kind of escalation that is predicted or any tension, no casualties or injuries were reported. of course, in retaliation off the air strikes. and while they were still going on, a very just of rockets were launched from because this strip as well. and, and that's response in retaliation between the israeli army and the policy infections in garza. a stay to it for a while in the early hours of wednesday to day they were at then a strong international and egyptian medications taken place. they seemed to have been successful to restore the called

for 10 months. claudette hubbard was also a child at the time she lived here with her family in west jerusalem. they had left before the war, even begin an uptick, and violence, and a bomb exploding in their garden men. the family fled 1st to jericho, and then to jordan. from prior to 1948 the life we had, we would happy happy. and we had our own home, our own garden, or friends, family, friends, cousins or, and out. and it was a beautiful life. and then it all became throw matic. very hard, very difficult. during the war about 700000 palestinians fled over and expelled no 75 years later, no matter where they ended up. many palestinians still are displaced and without their own sovereign state credit habash no lives in israeli, occupied east jerusalem. but like many, she cannot claim her family home bags as many of my people as says, living in refugee camps at aunt that are word. and i'm the word old at on the word. and they still whole that that it will be the chance to return home, but there is any ality of to day, but there will never be peace if there is no justice, justice 1st and then pe

the war allowed him to send some of his forces send to the west bank jordan's attack on the west of jerusalem gave israel a good opportunity to completely destroy this city and the entire west bank. the second kurdish day continued. a step from the city of beit al-maqdis, sitting behind general amer in order to save his forces in sinai, the commander of the joint chiefs of staff ordered them to retreat , a decision that resulted in more disastrous results than the previous day, for example, this decision confused the egyptian forces in sinai and created an opportunity for them to be targeted by the israeli air force. it shows that sari aircraft were relentlessly destroying the egyptian ground forces. the three-fold triangle of israel 's air force had become completely defenseless targets . august, this retreat disastrously destroyed the egyptian front in sinai, and this is the image that caused the army's defeat. israel could not have them all the management decided to keep only the senior officers and release the common soldiers. the cartoon told the people that all the roads leading to the

jerusalem became a divided city. hundreds of thousands of palestinians fled or were expelled. then in 1967, another war resulted in a further power shift. since then, israel has occupied both the west bank and east jerusalem and his imposed a blockade on the gaza strip. israel has been criticized internationally for its occupation policies. many governments including germany's se israeli settlements in the west bank breach international law. for many jews, israel continues to be a place of longing and of refuge. when russia invaded ukraine, tens of thousands of jews fled to israel. a safe haven in times of trouble where every jew has a right to citizenship. and earlier i spoke with henri, draw me, who was the spokesperson for the government of its act for bean and shimon peres between 1992 in 1996. i asked him about his dance on the special day. well, i'm very emotional about right, because i'm here next to the major memorial, which i know in there for 37 years. and one 3rd of the are the names of the fallen heroes are war or our if the very most of the day and i listen to the story before and one can be very broad accomplishment as more is about the future indeed. and i'd like to

more on this will bring him home a jump to him. joining us from west jerusalem, what do we know? what more do we know rather how mad about this a legend smuggling? well that in this is the foreign minister here, eli cohen gave an interview to a local media outlet in which he confirmed a lot of those details that you just mentioned that namely that the jordanian member of parliament, i am at 31 was arrested sunday morning at the allan b crossing between jordan and israel, that he was arrested on suspicion of trying to smuggle in, among other things more than 200 pistols and rifles into israel. and that he was caught as a result of intelligence information that is really security forces had received. now this is a very serious incident because of the fact that israel and jordan cooperate so closely on so many issues that they are strategic partners at. mr. cohen said that this was a serious incident, a he also said that he did not want to blame the government of jordan in the interview. he gave to the local media outlet that he also said that talks between israeli security forces a

thanks so much. bernard smith from west jerusalem. now the syrian defense ministry says, 5 military personnel have been injured in israeli as strikes. israel has declined to comment on the reports of the latest attack in western syria on sunday. it comes days off. the 2 members of iran's revolutionary guard were killed in damascus. iran's foreign ministry spokesman says to ron reserves, the right to respond to his rails aggression at the appropriate time. prime minister benjamin netanyahu did not directly mention the strikes during sunday's cabinet meeting, but he did have this to say, i'm a who go room. refute we collect a heavy price from the regimes that support terrorism outside the borders of israel . and i suggest to our enemies that they should not gloat over the internal dispute among us, as it will not affect our firmness. our ability and our strength to act against our enemies on all fronts and un every place and time people. legislative elections are taking place in finland where right wing parties are hoping to unseat the

who was previous convicted of inciting hatred against palestinians than at smith reports from west jerusalem. protest is marked the idea of a so called national guard, but for israel's far right, security minister, it's no joke. it's mar, bank of it says the new force will tackle what he calls nationalist crime and terrorism. i think a, a, we need to strength existing force of the police, which is lack of 2000 police officers for air. enjoy regularly bully singer duties and no need will be blessed if they will air doors this budget and did police officers which they want to way to the to do in the say, brock route 3 months of protests and strikes against plans to get politicians more say in the appointment of judges eventually forced prime minister benjamin netanyahu to pause the judicial overhaul. the price extracted by banga there to agree to the pause was the promise to create his national guard opposition. politicians say it will be nothing more than a private army of thugs, sydel. the priorities of this government are ridiculous and despicable. it existed 3 months and the only thing tha

democracy and promoting extreme fantasies of delusional people. bernard smith has the details from west jerusalem. now bend of has been pushing for more and more recent over the past couple of months. because you haven't been given any control over the police or the military . now with what you've heard, we've heard critics of cold, his own private militia. he says he will be able to stop terrorism of a national security incident. now the thing is, this wasn't really getting off the ground until last week, and then all of a sudden that these mass protests, i'm then the national strike, last monday for things. benjamin netanyahu to promise to at least postpone plans to introduce it over whole of the judiciary, to get bank of a and his fall right. our lives in the cabinet to agree to the spokesman. netanyahu says ok, you can have this national guard both issues, very important bank and the settlers, he's back in support. and he's other allies in the cabinet. so there's a long way to go before it gets off the ground. but it's an indication of sort of chaos we've seen in israeli politics over the las

via says it's critical in the fight against what he calls terrorism. goldsmith's reports from west jerusalem . this has been it mar, banga is pet project really, since he joined with benjamin netanyahu. as coalition is new government in december and banga, there has been pushing more and more for it since he's because he's fail to get control really over the police or the military. and his wish came true last week when benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister finally caved in. un get said to bang there. okay. you can have this national guard what critics call a private militia. if you agree to my plan, to pause the judicial overhaul that he's trying to push through parliament that's been prompted all these protest. serious defense ministry claims that 5 military personnel have been injured and what it says is really air strikes. israel is declined to comment on the reports of the latest attack in western syria. on sunday . finland is voting in parliamentary elections with the far right and center, right, hoping to unseat santa marion, who took power in 2019 becoming the world's youngest prime

i the connecticut in west jerusalem at a time when israel is seemingly more deeply divided than ever before. all eyes now are on the parliament, the connecticut reconvenes for it's summer session. after a month long break, it's expected that the 1st priority will be the country's budget, but many are wondering what exactly is going to happen next with the proposals put forth, why prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his far right coalition partners proposals that if enacted into law would give politicians more power to appoint supreme court, judges and proposals that if it acted into law would also give parliament the authority to overturn supreme court decisions. this is part of a judicial overhauled plan that has been proposed by the government here. it's caused a huge amount of anger for the past 17 weeks. you've had massive demonstrations. protesters coming out saying that if these proposals were to become law, that would mean that israel would be pushed away from democracy and toward autocracy. now in the past month, late last month, prime minister benjamin netanyahu because o

support and delaying controversial changes to the judiciary. natasha of a name has more from west jerusalem. there is already a national guard in israel, but this proposal would suggest a new and improved national guard if you will. this is also not the 1st time that a proposal has been put forth regarding a beefed up national guard. the last government allocated $277000000.00 to staff, a guard about $1800.00 strong, but that proposal never gained any momentum. so what's different this time? the difference is prime minister benjamin netanyahu made this promise to his national security minister, as protest were roiling the country last week. it was at a standstill. this was over the judicial overhaul that is being bandied about. netanyahu made this promise to his national security minister because his national security minister, it's mar, been given, was threatening to resign from the coalition, which would have put the coalition in jeopardy. it has a slim majority. this is a pet project of been good beer. bengal beer is a controversial far right figure. he has been convicted of racist incit

smith live in west jerusalem, but many thanks and days. serious defense ministry says that 5 military personnel have been injured and what it says are israeli airstrikes. israel is declined to comment on the report of the latest attack on it. in western syria on sunday, it comes days after 2 members of iran's revolution regard were killed in damascus. iran's foreign ministry spokesman says the terran reserves the right to respond to what it says is israel's aggression of the appropriate time. prime minister benjamin netanyahu didn't directly mentioned the strikes during sunday's cabinet meeting, but he said that israel continues to fight terrorist and the who go room milk. we collect a heavy price from the regimes that support terrorism outside the borders of israel . and i suggest to our enemies that they should not gloat over the internal dispute among us, as it will not affect our firmness, our ability and our strength to act against our enemies on all fronts. and in every place and time we thought parliamentary elections had taken place in finland where center, right and right win

say it could be used to talk at palestinians or to silence dissent. natasha game reports from west jerusalem. the opposition is very concerned. vandeveer in the last 3 months has moved or at least lobbied for a more heavy handed approach. with pet protestors and opposition leader and former prime minister year le pete says with the formation of this proposed new god national guard, it would mean cuts in all areas of the government such as education, health care, public transportation. and he says, those cuts would quote, be used to finance a private army of thugs. so essentially the opposition is worried about this national guard being used as quote, a private militia for banga vere. serious defense ministry says that 5 military personnel have been injured in is really asked strikes. israel's declined to comment on the report of the latest attack in western syria on sunday. it comes days up to 2 members of iran's revolution regard were killed in damascus. iran's foreign ministry spokesman says that a terran reserves the right to respond. israel's aggression of the appropriate time . the main

let's go straight to hold of the mead whose in west jerusalem for us. what more do we know how to well, actually, army is not giving much detail except saying that the air sirens had been activated in northern israel because it came under miss l. i packed, fired according to the army from southern israel. now the army might be waiting for the security cabinet that has been convened by prime minister and then yeah, how to meet to come up with a statement. we do have a bit more detail some days really needed. they are putting their security sources . now they saying that there was about 100 missiles that were fired from southern lebanon into northern israel. as far as we know so far, no casualty reports, no damage report except for one media report saying that a child might have been hurt by some shrapnel. all of this after not officially confirmed is there. let me just also say that these really are me, has retaliated firing as jewelry, fire, and miss into southern israel. again, the army is not confirming that at the moment that's all we know. and hope

democracy and promoting extreme fantasies of delusional people. bernard smith has the details from west jerusalem. bengal has been pushing for it more and more recently over the past couple of months because you haven't been given any control over the police or the military. now, with what you've heard, we've heard critics of cold, his own private militia. he says he will be able to stop terrorism of a national security incident. now the thing is, this wasn't really getting off the ground until last week, and then all of a sudden that these mass protests, i'm then the national strike, last monday for things. benjamin netanyahu to promise to at least postpone plans to introduce it overall of the judiciary, to get bank of a and his fall right. allies in the cabinet to agree to the spoken. netanyahu says, okay, you can have this national guard both issues, very important bank and the settlers, he's back in support and he's other allies in the cabinet. so there's a long way to go before it gets off the ground. but it's an indication of sort of chaos we've seen in israeli politics over the last few mo

out there is bonnet, smith reports on this now from west jerusalem. o protest is marked the idea of a so called national guard. but for israel fall, right, security minister, it's no joke. it's mar, bank of it says the new force will tackle what he calls nationalist crime and terrorism. i think it a we need to strength existing force of the police, which is lack of 2000 police officers for air. enjoy regularly bully singer duties and it will be blessed if they will. air doors. this budget ended police officers, which they want to wear to the, to do in this say, brock route 3 months or protests and strikes against plans to give politicians more say in the appointment of judges eventually forced prime minister benjamin netanyahu to pause the judicial overhaul. the price extracted by banga there to agree to the pause was the promise to create his national guard opposition. politicians say it will be nothing more than a private army of thugs, siddur. the priorities of this government are ridiculous and despicable. it existed 3 months and the only thing th

more intense, especially in the west bank and east jerusalem. oh mar is it? i don't know, are we to cynical this, phil to say that at least they're saying it out loud? now we know what we're dealing with is, is that better than when they were doing it anyway and saying something else? no, i mean i think we have to start by acknowledging that the level of repression is unprecedented . and that means real life consequences for millions of palestinians that live under israel's apartheid. that means more palestinians are killed. it means more power, me and homes are demolished and means more palestinians are held an administrative detention without trial or charge dollars, right. this isn't a new phenomenon that began 4 months ago. i mean, many of the degree of repression began to actually increase under the la p bennett government. and this is long standing decades long levels of israeli repression. the difference is one off degree and not a cry. and so it's important. we underscore that, well, at the same time, you know, underlying that the reality that palesti

but no agreement has been reached with the opposition. jude has more outside the connected in west jerusalem. at a time when israel is seemingly more deeply divided than ever before, all eyes now are on the parliament. the kinessa reconvenes for it's summer session after a month long break, it's expected that the 1st priority will be the countries budget, but many are wondering what exactly is going to happen next with the proposals put forth by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his far right coalition partners proposals that if enacted into law would give politicians more power to appoint supreme court. judges and proposals that if enacted into law would also give parliament the authority to overturn supreme court decisions. this is part of a judicial overhaul plan that has been proposed by the government here. it's caused a huge amount of anger for the past 17 weeks. you've had massive demonstrations. protesters coming out saying that if these proposals were to become law, that would mean that israel would be pushed away from democracy and toward autocracy. now in the past month, late

larry one at some point today in israel, cyril and mohammed john jim reporting from west jerusalem. thank you. protests have been taking place in bangladesh to mark the 10th anniversary of the collapse of a factory which killed more than a 1000 people. the aid story ron plaza, on the outskirts of the capital docket, suffered a sudden, structural failure were than 3000 people were inside the building. at the time. the government made some reforms to protect workers in the aftermath of that. but activists say that it hasn't been enough. time, vio, chaudhry is at the site of the former factory. the walker say the look not enough has been done in terms of wages comfort in the factory. although this has the largest green factory in the world in this sector. but the wages are very minimum sense. append due to high inflation and the living costs going up. many of the workers say that we need at least $200.00 a month right now. they're only getting very little $95.00 a month. very may go to live up to a living wage in this high inflation era. many of the big factors are not within the range

thousands and thousands of palestinian muslims coming in, some of them coming from the occupied west bank into jerusalemme of them citizens of israel, jerusalem residents making their way into the center of jerusalem. at the same time there were palestinian christians. many more international christians were joining the good friday walk along the via del la rosa. there are lots of jewish israelis in town. there was a band playing as part of the passover holiday. on the one hand, as a journalist you are conscious of everything that is going on across israel, what has happened in the last 24 hours. there were people who were trying just to enjoy their holidays in the way you would expect, to go to prayers. >> it is worth pointing out this is an incribly important weekend. it is the easter weekend, ramadan, passover. it is as busy the as it will ever be. >> it is the second time in three decades we have had the overlapping holidays for muslims and jews, ramadan and passover. that is significant because of the site in jerusalem, the al-aqsa mosque compound, the third holiest site in islam. for jews, this is

west bank without the slightest resistance, and it is said that king hussein, the king of west jordan, all of jerusalem and al-aqsa mosque, one of the most valuable centers of islam, are in the hands of the israeli soldiers. until the evening of the third day, israel and jordan accepted the un ceasefire. i want to play hormozgan, friends , antibiotic, the first blessing of the rain event , perse and might, on the fourth day of the war , the soldiers of the israeli army, who, with a comfortable mind and strong air support from give the sinai desert to the east bank now the entire sinai desert as well as the gaza strip, which was in the hands of egypt until a few days ago, fell into the hands of the israeli army, while the world on the front of egypt and jordan had reached the desired result of the leaders of the zionist regime. his forces move northward to occupy the destination it was the golan heights in syria that calmed the heads of israel from the beginning of the war with the paris attacks. on the morning of the 9th of zawal, that is, on the fifth day of the war, the attack on the golan heights on

atmosphere of fighting against the zionist regime in the islamic world from yemen to the west bank has made jerusalem more alive than ever. islamic resistance was in the pulpit of palestine palestine and the fighters of heroes who are scattered all over palestine and the west bank today are the shield of support for jerusalem, the clear reason for the fruition of imam khomeini's quds day, may god have mercy on him, and the deep gap in the history of this regime since 75 years ago is the competition and they themselves are also aware of this issue they are unanimous about this assessment. the people of bahrain support the palestinian nation unconditionally with all their sufferings . this is the time when the leader of the shiites of bahrain was on the pulpit of al-quds in the renewal of the covenant with the palestinian cause . however, the position of islam in this nation causes this nation to forget the interests of islam and muslims due to its own problems and sufferings. and let these heroes of palestinian history have courage they wrote by standing up against the aggressors of qasim, and the jer

the planned amendments are a threat to democracy about as follow a week of rising tensions in jerusalem, the west bank and gaza, as well as fears of a wider escalation that could include southern lebanon, russell solder has more fertility. the people have just left the area here, the couple on street, or which has been hosting the demonstration since weeks here, just to let a better go. pounds of houses if is riley's, were here and protest in the government's judicial overhaul. so i have been talking to some of the protesters here, the said that the fear that the country under the da da da da morse to our right wing government in his roused history is more and more a turning into a dictatorship. on saturday, palestinian health officials said a 20 year old palestinian man was killed by his very forces in as soon easter cochlea. elsewhere is really settlers attacked cars owned by palestinians near a police checkpoint, north of ramallah, a 2nd settler attack targeted palestinians in dead balloon village west of south fit. 31 children have been reunited with their families in ukraine after being take

jerusalem became a divided city hundreds of thousands of palestinians fled or were expelled. then in 1967, another war resulted in a further power shift. since then israel has occupied both the west bank and east jerusalem and his imposed a blockade on the gaza strip. israel has been criticized internationally for its occupation policies. many governments including germany's se israeli settlements in the west bank breach international law. for many jews, israel continues to be a place of longing and of refuge. when russia invaded ukraine, tens of thousands of jews fled to israel. a safe haven in times of trouble where every jew has a right to citizenship. and let's get more, we are joined now by or you told me who was the spokes person for the governments of its software being. and jim on perez, between 1992 in 1996. he also founded the jerusalem press club and worked as the chief education officer of the israeli air force. welcome to the program, and thank you so much for joining us. your career has given you quite the variety of insights, but before we draw on that, i'd just like to begin by asking you for your personal stance. how do you feel on this memorial day? well, i'm ve

this plan to the stop the lies, the situation where i've seen iran operating a lot in the west bank in jerusalem. we've seen the run weapon, i think a lot and push it towards the escalation. we've been around at the intelligence of israel general leave are talking about they run and they're wanting to deteriorate the security situation in israel. and this is what we're witnessing well with being at the show thing from a live on a moment to live. and i believe that the companies will come in and will decide what will be the next step. so now they're going to react with, well, said lebanon, and haven't yet officially commented on this. but how do you said, what do you think israel's response to this will be? we've already seen some reports of israel, striking back out lebanon over this. so i think this will be decided in the copy night, but i think it say we can safely say that these well is not interested in full scale war. so anything that will be done will be measured, them will be very exact. israel doesn't necessarily need to react immediately. they can react in many different ways in the tim

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west bank. and dave, on what happens in jerusalem as many will know, sale and particularly what happens in the out alex and pasco compound, excuse me, quickly, or can quickly spark violence elsewhere or problems elsewhere. we heard a little bit in that report following no say that our axa, we saw the fire coming from the bombs being thrown from the, from the gaza strip idea striking back hitting ham mass targets in that area. and then more rocket fired from the gaza strip, as most of those bombs were actually met by the israeli. i and don't, they didn't falls. others fell into an empty field. and then some one in fact, falling on a factory causing some minor damage. now the palestinian militant groups, hamas and islamic jihad have been calling, as we heard in that report for people to be coming out in jerusalem from the west bank and of course across israel to try and protect them off during this period with even the leader of the islamic jihad, st. palestinian should be prepared for inevitable confrontations in the coming days . many worried here that things could potentially flare its already be

we are not sure what democracy they speak of because millions of fastenings live in the west than east jerusalem in gaza. and it's under direct is really controlled even medicines who live with israeli citizenship. they are 2nd classes and by law, the nation state law 2018. so it basically legislated that fact. so people who live, who are part of sydney and who live in this place, do not think there is a democracy. not one that ever exist, as for sure. when they are calling for protect to protect and save democracy. this is something that we don't really understand and it's a very internal design struggle rather than something that involves the means or highlight or struggle in the way that is positive for this time and attention for this thing. yeah, and the violence on the ground is obviously very real. there's also more violence in the communications about this issue. it's coming from a report and you can actually look at my computer here that saw online violent speech and hebrew directed an arab, palestinian community is increased by 10 percent. and we have a video comment that i want to sha

but the past week has seen a rise intention in jerusalem, the west bank and gaza. there are also fears of a wider escalation that could possibly encompass southern lebanon. all this as protest is across israel, or again gathering to day and 10 there tens of thousands to oppose planned judicial changes by the government of benjamin netanyahu. rallies are being held across tel aviv, but also in other cities is despite the government delaying the changes by a few weeks in order to reach a compromise with opposition. parties. critic say the planned amendments are a threat to israel's democracy or russel sir de joins me live now from the city of tel aviv. what is the atmosphere like there? while no other people have just left the area here, the couple on street at which has been hosting the demonstration since weeks here, just to let a better go. tens of thousands is riley's, were here and protesting the government's judicial overhauled. so i have been talking to some of the protesters here. the said that the fear that the country under the did the most are right wing g

west bank. the occupied territories and elsewhere, and there is a definitely a much heavier police presence here in jerusalem. you can feel it all around the city, particularly around the old city, but everywhere across the city, there were calls yesterday after that attack in the west bank for members of the far right coalition. for a very strong response, netanyahu will likely want to, to show that he's being tough, that the government is, is giving a tough response. but they'll want to balance that with the extremely high tensions of the moment that i'm talking about and not inflamed. the situation further, or we are looking at a stressful weekend, a very tense weekend here we have 3 holy festivals converging. that's ramadan. the jewish holiday of pesa and the the easter and eat the christian easter as well. it's attention very high. her must issued a statement after both of those attack, saying not claiming responsibility by praising the attacks and promising to maintain if there were any more violence at the mouth that they would maintain a strong defense. so definitely a tense weekend here. okay. rebec

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but the past week has seen a rise intentions in jerusalem, the west bank and gaza, and then also fears of a wider escalation that could effect lebanon and syria. this is protest is across the israel again, gathered in their tens of thousands to oppose plan judicial changes by the government of benjamin netanyahu. rallies were held in tel aviv, but also in other cities despite the government delaying these changes by a few weeks to reach a compromise with the opposition critic say the planned amendments are a threat to democracy for so. so there has more this now from tel aviv tons of houses. this is riley's where she had an protest in the government's judicial overhaul. so i have been talking to some of the protesters here. the said that the fear that the country under there did the most a right wing government in his roused history is more and more turning into a dictatorship. and they said that they are here to pull past that one. and of course the government's judicial overhaul. so the, that the prime minister netanyahu is government has proposed some judicial changes, so mainly ess

organization which is based in size of the gaza strip primarily, but it also operates in the west bank and east jerusalem. even has followers who are palestinian citizens of israel. and it extends beyond the borders of palestine and extend into the refugee camps. and this is the core issue. these are refugees, post indian refugees who are in lebanon, who live in canada still and who had joined organizations like palestinian comics. you had better and also, and for those who remember back that far in the 1970 s and the eighty's, all of the palestinian armed action came from lebanon. actually that was the hub of the arm, struggle against israel. so they are connected. absolutely. it's male, is there in bedroom at this time? so is ahead of palestinian islamic she had but this is also coordinated 100 percent . anything that happens here has to be coordinated with the lebanese side. so we've heard from lebanese has below, which is the dominant armed force there, that they support the palestinian resistance in their actions and in their baffle against israel. so this opens up the scenario essentially where isr

settle in the palestinian lands, but only in 2022 they destroyed 905 palestinian houses in the west bank and jerusalem also mentioned in the european union report. since occupying the land, zionists have destroyed more than 170,000 palestinian houses and destroyed 500 villages in the year of the nakbat and forced one million palestinians to emigrate . it is part of the occupying policy to prepare for ethnic cleansing and displacement of palestinians . observers say that zionists in eye level this is how the world forces the palestinians to migrate in order to take over the rest of the land . to be in public streets in police uniform for a week. the new york police have already had a history of dealing with urban violence and announced that there is no serious threat at the moment, but a number of opponents and supporters of donald trump demonstrated in the manhattan neighborhood of new york. new york trump is said to be found guilty in the case of silently paying a fee to an actress of immoral films . he will go to new york to appear in court on tuesday. the choice of national and regional currencies