i sits in west jerusalem and laura, how big all these demonstrations? i see a pretty large behind you. well, they have been discussed throughout stories. so that was that western simon, the last is the arrow. so now they are coming together outside the x ray to connected the center power of israel and the kid with a message to release the captives. and they say, now they have the sheltering down. now they all will ping down the hill. as soon as far as we can see, there are made hundreds of people on the way there are stages that job and hire. they move around, a 129 companies still being held in garza here are various pages that help approve that night. so that you're seeing a huge amount of pressure on the it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the top there to release the top tier now. and i just wanted to show you where the matching corner rates, the it's really connected with. connected is why are they blogs from here on the georgia side of the top floor? that part of it? there is a management fine on justin from on to the right if the minis

this is something we have seen continuously and both occupied east jerusalem and the occupied west bank. so at this hour, his immediate family members, his mother, father and his sister have all been taken in for questioning by these really army, after their home was ransacked and a raid, alright, to have the fluid live, the bodies chosen hemmed up. thank you. for hundreds of people had been taking pods and up pro piece around the on the streets of tel aviv the demonstrators, uh, quoting for an immediate end to the war and gaza. it's been organized by standing together. that's a grassroots organization, including jewish, and palestinian is really citizens as well. only on thursday, hundreds of the youngest riley is attended another rodney of the parliament in west jerusalem, demanding the government to more to secure the return of captives being held in guns. the protest is set out on a month from tel aviv on sunday as well says, but how much is still holding a $129.00 captives taken on october 7th, 3 captains were mistaken. the killed vice ready for his earlier this month. the youngest

these have been killed and 12 injured into shooting at a bus station in west jerusalem. the attack happened to the ramones junction. that's on the know the entrance of the city x ray, the police say the to a silence of being killed along with and this really citizen who shot accidentally i'm asked has confirmed that the attack is where it's members. and that's cool for an escalation of resistance. in rug con has more from occupied east jerusalem or palestinian family home. the storm than 8 people arrested. following that she would take in west teresa the attack took place at 745 this morning. the to attack is arrive by call, they go out and they open fire at a bus stop in west jerusalem. they were using a hand gun and and then 16 assault rifle. they were quickly killed by 2 of duties. hold just on the scene and is really civilian police then surrounded the call. now in the attack, 3 people died and 16 it was injured in that attack. now the attack is actually come from this village. this is a sued by her and occupied east jerusalem. what local residents are telling us her

these have been killed and 12 ended in a shooting out of both station and west jerusalem. they attack happened at the remote junction at the northern entrance. the city was ready. please say that the 2 was silence. have been killed alone with an israeli citizen. it was shown accidentally how most has confirmed the attack is what it's members and has cooled for an escalation of resistance in wrong call and has moved from oki potties to reason where a palestinian family home was storms and a people arrested following that, shooting the attack took place at 745 this morning. the to attack is arrive by call. they go down and they open fire at a bus stop in west jerusalem. they were using a hand gun. and then 16 assault rifle, they were quickly killed by 2 of 22 soldiers on the same and is really civilian police then surrounded the call. now in the attack, 3 people died and 16 was injured in that attack. now the attack is actually come from this village. this is a sued by her and occupied east recent. what local residents are telling us here that at least 8 people have been arr

they go out and they open fire at a bus stop in west jerusalem. they were using a hand gun and and then 16 assault rifle. they were quickly killed by 2 of 22 soldiers on the scene and is really civilian police. then surrounded the call. now in the attack, 3 people died and 16 it was injured in that attack. now the attack is actually come from this village. this is a sued by her and occupied east jerusalem. what local residents are telling us here that at least 8 people have been arrested by the is ready police, that includes the mother and the 2 wives. now, immediately after the attack, the problem is the benjamin netanyahu tweeted, saying that these were members of a mass and that they would be killed any way that they attacked a few hours later. i'm asked actually issued a statement. now i'm going to paraphrase the statements. i'm asked moons it's that mazda is broad and abraham, the man who carried out the shooting in jerusalem this morning, and coles an escalation of resistance against these rarely, okay. patient and his practice is in the occ

early on thursday, hundreds of youngest varies, attended another rally near the parliament in west jerusalem, demanding the government do more to secure the return of captives being held in gaza the protest is set house on a march from tel aviv on sunday. israel says that house is still holding 129 captives taken on october. the 7th, 3 captives were mistakenly killed by is very forces. earlier this month, laura con was at the demonstration. you have the capacity in west through so many of these people, they're members of a use groups, but still it says intel of the, the they cool where and then there's nothing in the seventy's moment. says stopping off at numerous points for the way to hold fits in the whole process until they've made it here. now they can't quite get to be is rated connected and that's just up a hill. but they are outside the ministry of finance. and the other side is the ministry of interior. um it is heavily guarded. this police presence every wraps. although there are many hundreds of people to fill out this purchase. we've listened to a number of pages. they released a

on thursday, hundreds of youngest ladies attended another rally near these very problems in west jerusalem, demanding the government to more to secure the return of captives being held in garza. the protest just set out on a march from tel aviv on sunday. israel says that house is still holding a 129 captives taken on october. the 7th, 3 captives who mistaken we killed buys very forces. earlier this month, 2 people have been wounded in a stabbing attack at a checkpoint near jerusalem. the ledge, silent was shot dead by his very forces at the scene, is where the media have named him as 23 year old. a young. he's really made a tree then rate of the neighborhood of java and we'll cover an occupied east jerusalem, where it says the alleged attack of his from his mother, father and sister, had been arrested by is really forces. i'm just i look to join just now from occupied east jerusalem and tell us more about what we know about the events so far the will be is really army is claiming that a 23 year old man from the double cab, the neighborhood in east jerusalem launched a staffing attack at a

now all right, thanks so much laura from the, from west jerusalem. or is there any politicians and pundits have been discussing moving palestinians in garza to other countries, including regions like south america and the african continent, connected member and former u. n. m. by so the down a down side is valid, received inquiries from countries willing to take in refugees from the gaza strip and interview on these re the radio station. com. that's that and says he's been in contact with a number of countries in the past on this issue such as south american countries and african ones. he added that some of them off full payments in real ton and other forms of contributions. this is not new. there's a quite a history of these ready politicians discussing projects of massive transfers of palestinians, according to the jerusalem post. this rel, secretly encouraged or planned to encourage the emigration of 60000 palestinians to latin america, was back in 1969. the classified documents of in his writing, meeting held 51 years ago, revealed plans of a mas

our plan is that all of east jerusalem, like west jerusalem, will become the jewish base of israel. they are trying to evict people from their homes in sheikh jarrah neighborhood. this is the second time that these people have been forced out of their homes. these people were once again ethnically cleansed in 1948. but despite all sanctions and blockades, islamic resistance has formed in gaza. this time , it came to the aid of the oppressed people of sheikh jarrah neighborhood and warned if the zionist regime does not stop oppressing the palestinians living in sheikh jarrah neighborhood. will incur a heavy cost. today, we have seen that the zionists have polluted quds and sheikh jarrah area with their corruption, and they believe that they can destroy al-aqsa mosque. they can expel our citizens from sheikh jarrah neighborhood. they think they can divide al-aqsa mosque in terms of time and place. the army, the police and the settlers do corruption. we have warned them many times. at the same time as the protests of the palestinians living in jerusalem were suppressed by the zionist m

communities separating them from their farm land, west jerusalem. they're marked in blue and the east in the yellow. there's a so called theme zone, that's this area that's west between the green line and the separation wall. about 50000 palestinians live there. and they need is really permits to inhabit their own homes. israel as bill 71 illegal is really settlements there. they make up more than 85 percent of the seller population. they are allowed to move freely. the upside is, israel's legal separation will make so it can take you was palestinian states nearly impossible. the hearing reports from the occupied westbank. and this is the view that no have seen has been looking out for the past 20 years behind the wall or the trees she planted and can no longer reach people in the well to waco, agitated from a bad nightmare. but here we are awake and agitated every single day. these really separation barrier cuts through her family's land upon nothing, it's new to us and i never could understand i had, but dick is working and sold him up, reaching th

the hundreds of is really ease marching towards that can assist in west jerusalem that demanding the return of his right account is being held by him. us in gauze zillow, recall, and it's following not to much of the moved his life was outside the contents in west jerusalem. hi laura. say, where is this a convoy of protest as right now of the well actually i'm in a sucker pock, which is not self when it's ready to connect it to add that's just a few 100 maces behind me. but you can say these is ready use a gathering. they've been distributed throughout the park that just way thanks to the full p. m. local times they can know a mass together and, and to the is ready to connect that where they will be protesting outside the ministry of finance. i know at the moment i can only see a few dozen people, but we know that they have been amassing all throughout jerusalem, but they've actually traveled 70 kilometers away from tel aviv uh many of them are members of scouts groups and youth groups at the march from there, taking them a few days, they have been protesting. also in tel aviv and ju

humanitarian aid, most which causes and 3, is there a is a killed in an attack at a bus stop in west jerusalem. a mass says the attack is with its members, the it's o g m t, that's 2 am in gaza and israel were a 7th exchange of captives and prisoners, has now taken place right now. so t posting and prisoners and the occupied westbank is set to be united with their families. these a live pictures from ramallah. but all of that is taking place earlier buses with the right pro stuff went into all the prison to collect them on the show while ago from us. and i kind of did a for the 6 captives to the red cross, i think that crossed into egypt is on my way to israel. and the now we understand on is really so earlier released to women to the i see i see in palestine square in gaza. city within limits will speak to him to sell hoops, cheese and occupied east. reese, lynn. but 1st, let's go to need to abraham, who's in ramallah in the occupied west bank. anita bring us up to speed on what's happening. the in ramallah anticipation of the arrival of these latest kind of thing into tennis as we've been se

the air on thursday, hundreds of young israel is attended another route, another connect set in west jerusalem to monitoring the government to more to secure the return of captives being held in gaza. testers, set talents in a box from tennessee of on sunday is ro says how may i assist you, hosing 129. capt is taken on october. the 2nd well, this is happening on the streets. is rose war cabinet has been meeting and so who joins us now from occupied east jerusalem. so as i say the cabinet is meeting, do you know anything about the particular agenda for that meeting? the israel's war cabinet convening this evening with a few items on the agenda. the 1st is actually discussions for a quality proposal for a deal to release is really captive in exchange for palestinian prisoners. now the most saw, the chief david barney is said to be in this meeting to discuss the details of that proposal, but also on the agenda. what was supposed to be discussed this evening between prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his work cabinet. they were supposed to talk about what's going to happen the day after the war

he also met with these really more cabinet in west jerusalem along with several other us uh, several other is really top officials. but those meetings are over at this point, and if this was, as we've been hearing from our colleagues throughout the course of the last few hours since the ceasefire expired, if this was a litmus test for us to influence in is real well, the results don't seem very positive at all as well. let's take a look now at where the main areas are fighting. and guys, what has been since this war began is really forces where bottling policy and fight is from the cassandra gates and the stomach she had in these, nor their regions here, shaded in red. there were 3 bottles in the densely populated areas in and around garza city and near the giovanni a refugee camp before the si. fi is really true, syntax made advances in to these shaded areas in the north. well, let's discuss all these phases. developments now with use of one day who's a professor of politics, political science i should say, and international relations at caught our university use of. thank you for j

he also met with these really war cabinet west jerusalem along with several other us. several other is really top officials. but those meetings are over at this point, and if this was, as we've been hearing from our colleagues throughout the course of the last few hours since the ceasefire expired, if this was a little, is test for us to influence in israel. well, the results don't seem very positive at all, blinking in terms of the change and rhetoric of this is not the same is what we were hearing from president biden in the days after october 7th, worried essentially this was overwhelming support for just about anything that is real wanted to do militarily as a response to those attacks. we're now hearing secretary blinking board, these really military not to conduct the same type of operation in southern cause that one does not have to be a military expert to understand that displacing one point. 7000000 palestinians forcing them into southern part of the country, turning it turn in gaza, essentially into the most densely populated strip of land in the world. at this point would re

now campaigns in west jerusalem is guess on boss getting a full. i'm a hostage negotiator and founder of the israel palestine center for research and information as a joint public policy, think tank. i didn't tell the v is i keep held a political analyst, veterans, you a list and all for all the lord's off the line for the israel sacraments and the occupied territories. a will welcome to all of you who do if i can start by with you a i of course, we appreciate the, the huge amounts of anguish. this is cause for the likes of you and all the families who would be affected by the captive situation. those captains, of course, held in gauze or color start by asking you what it was like to find out that your cousin had been kidnapped under the take it to gauze it a yeah. so it was a complete shock. it's, you know, it's big something that's so far removed from our world that it's something you hear that happens in, you know, in, in developing countries and in places that are not considered like we consider ourselves, you know, a western faith solver and d

he also met with these rarely more cabinet in west jerusalem. the as well as other meetings with top officials and israel. but those meetings are over. and again, the rhetoric rhetoric is changing. we've gone from president fighting, showing, overwhelming support for just about any type of operation that is real. wanted to conduct following the october 7th attacks. but what we're hearing now from secretary blinking is a warning to the is really more cabinets saying that israel may not have months to continue to engage in the type of military campaign that it did over the course of the last 50 days. that is real, may only have a few weeks to achieve its military objectives in gaza. i'll read you a quote from a press conference on thursday evening, just hours before that cease fire expired. we're 6 day blinking was speaking to reporters. he said, quote, i underscore the imperative for the united states, the mass of, of civilian life and displacement of the scale that we saw in northern gaza. not be repeated in the south. we now know that more than

but over the course of thursday, secretary blinking met with the prime minister netanyahu in west jerusalem. he also met with these rarely war cabinet where he told the is really work happening by the way. this is a very different change in the rhetoric than we've seen over the course of last 50 days from president biden, where essentially the toner from the americans was full on support for israel's engagement or military engagement in being gaza. we're now hearing secretary blinking war and be, is really war cabinet that they may not have months to conduct its military operations in a boss against a mosque. they may only have weeks and they certainly can't do it to the same extent that we've seen over the last 50 days pointing to the images of death and destruction that have been filling the social media news feeds of many americans. those same young americans who elected president biden in the 1st place. so this points to a tremendous amount of pressure that the bind administration is under at the moment . um, to not only on the one hand to find concrete ways to work toward a sustained f

and hundreds of youngest ladies have rallied near the parliaments in west jerusalem that demanding an end to the war. out of the government do more to secure the return of captives being held in garza are now more than $4000.00 french and is ready to nationals are taking part in israel's war on garza. but some politicians and human rights organizations in front of criticize their involvement in the conflict. sonya guy, ego reports, these are the counselors of israel's national carrier. actual goal that port in the queue of french and is ready, jewel nationals who books last minute tickets. but we're given travel priority, they have some of those who all said, israel is cool to sign up to fight in concepts which will be french media accompanied them on the journey to tell of eve. and well israel has welcome that participation. it doesn't have unanimous support back home. one parliamentarian once the french nationals have joined the ranks of these ready army to be investigated and even prosecuted for that they will call central. i'm not here to pretty jo. jo slammed anybody, but i am ca

people struggle and to in the path of illusions about the solution and a state in the west bank gazza and jerusalem this path is illusion path that is not realistic is not doable particularly when we see that there is over one million. settlers in the west bank and and jerusalem and so palestinians have to take the harsh road but the correct road and that is to keep fighting for liberation of pakistan from denver to the sea to expose the israeli zionist regime to the world that is already having seeing what israel is all about, it is a zionist regime that is serving western colonialists and us interest it is important to see the palestinian. as part and genuine part of struggle of the people of the region in west asia for libid region from any us military occupation, any israeli military occupation, you know israel keeps saying and the israeli leaders keep saying that they're part of a western camp, that they represent western you know um modernization, western c that they fend germany, uk and and and the us, if that's the if that's the case and it is the case, then what are you doing in our region

many of those injured children. hundreds of youngest ladies have rallied near the parliaments in west jerusalem that demanding an end to the war, and that the government do more to secure the return of captives being held in guns and 2 people that being wounded in a stabbing attack at a check points near occupied east jerusalem. the image to silence was shot dead by his very forces woochie rated a neighborhood in the city where it says the attackers from the 3 members of his family of interest. this is ready on these latest evacuation orders cover a vast areas essential garza, including almo, has a refugee camp with tens of thousands of palestinians, and sheltering. that being told to move to alabama, which is called the south. understand how the reports displaced, palestinians are also being endangered by the terrible living conditions that being forced to injure. how the stains in gaza know, our training is really bonds is futile, but it doesn't stop from towing and had them a beautiful we specialize in our home was demolished and my son was killed. we fled in the bombing lasted all night. we

, west jerusalem were annexed.ere are annexation policies happening with the construction of the wall and the whole settler colonial infrastructure. and in gaza, this is -- a similar project is underway. gaza and the west bank have been occupied for 56 years. palestinian possession has taken place for 75 years. it is an ongoing nakba, a continuation of mass ethnic cleansing. the problem with them formally annexing these lands is they would have to give the right to vote for the palestinians, whose land they would be annexing. so instead they try to get rid of the palestinians before annexing the land but the land has been cleared and it is a plan to take over what remains of palestine -- which is very little. what remains of historic palestine, 22%, with the settlement that has reduced dramatically. they are trying to take over whatever little bits are left. amy: we want to thank you for being with us. nada tarbush, counsellor to the permanent observer mission of the state of palestine to the united nations in gene

he did meet with the is really war cabinet in west jerusalem. but those meetings are now over. so what was said, secretary, blinking told israel that they can no longer count on international backing if the sort of the military engagements and guys are carried out the same way that they were carried out in north guys over the course of the last 50 days prior to the announcement of that cease fire secretary blinking board, these really were a cabinet that is real, may not have months to conduct its military operations to achieve its goals against hamas in in garza. so in terms of pressure, what we are hearing from the united states, again is seeking a way to influence israel to show restraint, to narrow the combat. so to be more precise in its targeting of how much. but all of this, this also is one thing that that's worth noting here is that this is taking place under abrupt backdrop of increase pressure. here in the united states, toward the bided administration to condition israel a, a to, to is real condition aid to israel, to be contingent on israel's adherence to internati

west bank. and occupied east jerusalem and breach of international law. the palestinian authority has limited control of the areas a and b while area st. you. that's most of the west bank is antonia and a. is there any control? maybe 700000 is rainy's lives in, in legal assessments to connect them. isabel has built a system of road some of exclusively. so it's way the national across the occupied westbank palestinians in the territory a band from travelling on the subjugation roads, or crossing some by call as well, has also set off at least 645 road obstacles, including a $188.00 check points across the west bank, tens of thousands of palestinian workers have to go through his writing military check points every day. they say it's degrading and unjust as we all controls, every aspect of palestinian lives through a complex system of color coded identity costs based on the location is rarely possible to issued to palestinian is right is a separate id is issued to those one in jerusalem. and they don't have is there any possible with green ideas issue to pal

communities separating them from their farm land, west jerusalem. they're marked in blue and east and yellow. and then there's the so called seen zone. that's this area that's wedge between the green line and the separation wall. about 50000 palestinians live there and they need is really permits to even live in their own homes. israel has built $71.00 illegal is really settlements with more than 85 percent of the subtler population. they're allowed to move freely. the upshot is, israel's legal separation wall makes it contiguous. palestinian states nearly impossible that abraham reports from the occupied westbank. this is the view that no scene has been looking out for the past 20 years behind the wall or the trees she planted and can no longer reach. people in the world wake up agitated from a bad nightmare. but here we are awake and agitated every single day. these really separation barrier cuts through her family's land upon the village. you do so then i never could understand. i heard the dick is working and sold them up, reaching the trees. it

but then when they got the uh, further up, which is in west jerusalem and they were supposed to be heading this way, they had lots of that bond is called investigates and some of those bond is resting on them. was close to both those locks up most compounds and they also confiscated the sign is they both have a large number of police as well as a, was to canon and police on horseback as well, which seems to push them further back and it prevented them from reaching what you can see, which is the mass cuz dates one of the old escapes in the old city. the law just by fall on this is positive. the most name quotes. and now that plan these all ultra nationalist or of the ultra jewish groups that have been inflammatory and some of the things they've been saying, and they wanted to end to he walk through and then end up at the western world. but to give you an idea, in terms of how the old city works, usually they come in to it from a different dates from the jewish quotes. and they didn't decide to do that, that in itself just by entering, he would have been inflammatory enough and it seems rig

it was a decision to accept the palestinian state on the areas occupied in 1967 in east jerusalem, the west bank and the gaza strip. oslo was not particularly popular among the palestinians. on the ground in the west bank, it was very well received. but amongst the palestinians as a whole, the imbalance was evident. the israelis were not offering a state. the israelis in oslo were not offering a state. the israelis were simply offering an interim period and in the israeli concept of oslo, everything was reversible and on the palestinian side it was seen as irreversible and that was a fundamental different in the way that both sides saw oslo. >> there was great distress. i think it is true about both of thome. they both distrusted the other side. they felt that the other side was cheating, the jew were busy talking peace and moving slowly toward peace but building eras. so there was great mistrust. and don't forget that arafat had been a terrorist for most of his life. the charter of his movement, the fatah, called for is real's destruction and they didn't trust these people. >> and now the

israeli military base that's a minute up the road, he can'tls bo to hospitals in east jerusalem or west jerusalem where he's told the kids are located, so he goes to ramallah. and in ramallah we follow him attempting to find his son and sending his elatives, you know, in the -- relatives, you have people who have between ids, you have some who have the blue that does allow you to go enter jerusalem. so he sends a relative to go to the jerusalem hospital and look for his son. and by following more than 36 hours of his life, we see the system in which he's entrapped and how it works and what it actually means to be a green or a blue id holder on the worst day of your life. and, but what i wanted to say is that, you know, i think a deeper theme of the book is the degree to which the system reaches into the most intimate details of these people's lives. and so when we learn of abed's back story, we learn that at one point he married -- he chose a marriage partner based on the color of her id because he was at risk of losing his job, a higher paying job in jerusalem, like other fellow green id holders

israeli government is aiming to wipe out palestinian existence, notjust in gaza but also in the west bank and jerusalemnians in the west bank and jerusalem. he said the ultimate goal is to push people of gaza into the egyptian sinai peninsula. a lot of reports have been talking about that, the constant bombardment might push palestinian families to walk into the sinai peninsula, thanking egyptians for not allowing this to happen because the egyptians have been very reluctant to open the borders for the residents of gaza to stay permanently in sinai because that according to egyptian statements will undermine the palestinian goals. he finds the israeli argument about the right to self—defence is illogical. he does not believe that israel is still keen on having the two state solution, just wants to wipe out the palestinian existence. what is more important here is that he said the palestinian authorities are ready to run gaza and has enough staff and people but that is a very controversial issue. given the huge lack of trust between the group that controls gaza, hamas, besides the israelis have not acce

it was a decision to accept the palestinian state on the areas occupied in 1967 in east jerusalem, the weste gaza strip. oslo was not particularly popular among the palestinians and among the palestinians as a whole, the imbalance was evident. the israelis were not offering a state. the israelis in oslo were not offering a state. the israelis were simply offering an interim period in the israeli concept of oslo everything was reversible. on the palestinian side it was seen as irreversible and that was the fundamental difference in the way that both sides saw oslo. >> there was great distrust. especially on, i think it was true of both of them upon arafat and rabin distrusted the other side. they felt the other side was cheating. the jews were busy taking peace and moving slowly towards peace and at the same time they were building settlements and the arabs were talking peace and they were busy murdering jews in busses and restaurants and there was mistrust and don't forget that arafat had been a terrorist for most of his life and the charter of his movement, the fatah called for israel's de

weeks have seen a dramatic escalation in israeli settler and army violence across the west bank and in his jerusalemsraeli army incusions and mass arrests have intensified in numerous west bank cities resulting in a deaths of 185 palestinians and the detention of at least 2,200. moving on, western countries eu condem extremist settler violence in occupied west bank. adadolo agency rights a group of western nations and eu on friday condemned the violence acts committed by extremist settlers which are terrorizing palestinian communities in the occupied west bank, urging israel to take immediate action against record high settler violence. a joint statement from australia, belgium, canada, denmark, the eu, finland, france, ireland, luxembourg, the netherland. norway, spain, sweden, switzerland and the uk call on israel to take immediate and concrete steps to tackle record high sitler violence in the west bank. they also express grave concern about the record number of attacks by extremist settlers against palestinians in the west bank. now, israel's violence will never bring safety to anyone, including

of its root runs inside the west back rather than along the internationally recognized free 1967, florida, so known as the green line. it completely cuts off east jerusalem from the west bank and runs through $150.00 pounds to me, and communities separating them from the farm labs. west jerusalem van mocked in blue and east and yellow and is the so called seam zone. that's this area wedge between the green line and the separation for about 50000 palestinians live that they need as really permits to inhabit their own hormones as well, has built 71 in legal assessments that they make up more than 85 percent of the secular population, they are allowed to move freely. the option says as well as a legal separation will mix a continuous palestinian state nearly impossible. neither abraham reports from the occupied westbank. and this is the view that no have seen has been looking out for the past 20 years as behind the wall or the trees she planted and can no longer reach people in the well to waco, agitated from a bad nightmare. but here we are awake and agitated every single day. these really separation barrier cuts through her family's land upon nothing, it'

another connects it to the west, jerusalem demanding the government do more to secure the return of captives being held in garza because to set house on a month from tennessee on sunday is ro says that her master still holding 129. capt is taken on october. the 7th. 3 of those captors were mistakenly killed buys, very forces earlier this month. all this was happening on the streets as well as the wall cabinet has been made single home to sound who joins us now from okay, part east jerusalem. so what was the particular agenda for that meeting that a lot of different items on the agenda for israel's war cabinet. one of them is actually discussing a cost of the proposal for a deal regarding the captives and exchange of palestinian prisoners. that of course, according to is really media. they additionally said that the most san chief david barney, a would be in attendance to break down the step by step a situation when it came to this deal and what the concessions would be. that israel would have to offer now something that was supposed to be on the agenda was discussing what israel was going to

six weeks have seen dramatic escalation in israeli settler and army violence across the west bank and in his jerusalemn casians and mass arrest have intensified in numerous west bank cities resulting in a deaths of 185 palestinians and the detention of at least 2,200. moving on, western countries, eu condem extremist settler violence in occupied west bank, adadolo. agency rights a group of western nations and the eu on friday condemned the violence acts committed by extremist settlers which are terrorizing palestinian communities in the occupied west bank urging israel to take immediate action against record high settler violence. a joint statement from australia, belgium, canada, denmark, the eu, finland, france, ireland, luxembourg, the netherlands, norway. spain, sweden, switzerland and the uk call on israel to take immediate and concrete steps to tackle record high sitler violence in the west bank. they also express grave concern about the record number of attacks by extremist settlers against palestinians in the west bank. now, israel's violence will never bring safety to anyone, including jews.

after the zionists occupied the west bank , east jerusalem was also occupied by the israeli army and d 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 expulsion of muslims from the areas near the zionist settlements began. ishaq rabin won the election of the zionist regime with the slogan: we are here and they are there. what robin meant by th

thursday, hundreds of young is really, is attended another, probably another connected to in west jerusalem, the monitoring the government to more to secure the return of captives being held in. got some different testers set down to the march from that kind of leave on sunday as well says that i'm asked as 2 holes and 129 captives taken on october. the 2nd 3 of those capt is when the stake in the killed vice. very false is earlier this month. my o, this has been happening on the streets, israel's war cabinets is meeting or how does that sound, who joins us now from occupies the eastern, has been home to the will come and as we say is meeting what's the particular agenda for these thoughts then of the a few different things on the agenda for benjamin netanyahu and his war cabinet. but let's begin with some of the political divide that's been going on that led him to cancel one of the agenda items for this evening's meeting. the war cabinet was supposed to be discussing for the 1st time what they are planning to do the day after the war ends, as benjamin netanyahu calls that quote, the day a

both in gaza, in the west bank, and also lessons on how to share jerusalem. >> i fully agree with what ambassador has said. absolutely of course. i would add very briefly that the beauty of the israeli-american relationship is that they are rich, wide, deep and long term and both sides are able let's say to be supported by each other and to convince each other even on unagreed topics. i think that the fact that president biden came to israel just after the attack, that president biden during the hanukkah lighting said very honest and open, and about israel only emphasizes this unique relationship. these unique relationships should be -- i wouldn't say used -- but should influence let's say both and the region for peace. absolutely. >> excellent, thank you. that's a great segue to my next question. which is, last week, the united states president, joe biden, warned israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that the indiscriminate bombing of civilians may erode international support for israel. in a subsequent statement, netanyahu shared that there is "disagreement" between the us and is

earlier on thursday, hundreds of young israelis attended another route, another connect certain west jerusalem to mont, in the government. do more to secure the return of captives being held in gaza or protest to set the house on a month from tentative on sunday as well. it says that a mess is due holding $129.00 captives taken on october. the 7th, 3 of those captives were mistakenly killed by is ready forces any of this month. lower congress at the demonstration medical center in west jews. many of these people, they're members of a use groups, but still a change in televi the they call hostages. where and then there's nothing in the seventy's moment, says stopping off at numerous points in the way to hold sits in the whole process until they've made it here. now they can't quite get to be is rated connected and that's just up a hill, but they are outside the ministry of finance. and the other side is the ministry of interior. it is heavily guarded, this police presence every wraps. although there are many hundreds of people to fill out this protest. we've listened to a number of pages. they

this yeah, has been to died last year on right. kids for children in the west bank including these jerusalem was called switch related volumes, reaching unprecedented levels. children living in the west bank including east jerusalem, have been experiencing dryden violence for many years. you have the intensity of that volumes has dramatically increased since to her wrist. that gets august of october, the sounds to the united nations human rights office has also reported on the casualties in the west bank. it said the 291 palestinians have been killed in audio rates over the past 3 months. 79 with children. you and said that the idea detained around $4800.00 westbank residence during that period with some of those business allegedly being abused. journalist mohammed not just sentenced this report from the west ponds, city of ramallah. there's the civil tone. what do i know? there is just to confirm is conditioned by the i did get a civil as soon as it goes to banks. it is a pond, especially that often was banks. it is a full kind of getting on douglas and i solve it. i just have more than $47