we met in west jerusalem. some told us local issues all the priority, the economic situation, the housing housing prices are really expensive. others said why the circumstances, particularly the place to is ready to captives would affect how they vote found the, let's use that to you. i vote solely good. and no, i'm quite disappointed because um, i don't typically what's happening is friend know, in municipal elections, candidates do not always belong to a national policy such as nothing. you know, who's the, could the many still draw support from them for some local leaders, any links to the could, could prove a liability on tuesday at the ballot box. of the candidates, the may is and, and you and the candidates that are affiliated with the quote and the they want to compete and the weight and the selections and just the fact that they belong to the local, the, or supported by the quote, a might affect the political future felt that they all thought they shut off, but that's what i 1000 on the phone. why don'

as well . sees another is overwhelmed with the injured and we protest is class with police in west jerusalem. many clinics, abundance of benjamin netanyahu to resign. and the widow of russian officer shall need it and next the number on the needs a you officials, cheese comes to action against those responsible for his day. the . for the 1st time, the united states is cooling for a ceasefire and gaza in a dropped un security council resolution. the tech says the polls and fighting must be based on releasing captives held him gaza while allowing unimpeded access for humanitarian aid into this trip. the u. s is also warning is run against the ground, defensive and gauze, the southern most city of alpha, saying it would have serious implications for regional peace and security as well. let's take a closer look at the us draft resolution. the calls for us these 5 to take hold as soon as, as soon as practicable, and beginning with a release of old captives held and gaza. the resolution also closed for the listing of old barriers to the provision of humanitarian assistance at scale and says a majo

step 5, some al jazeera, the hate is rarely protested, so forth with police in west jerusalem during the march to prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his home thousands of demonstrations pulled on nothing. yahoo to agree on a deal to release. the captain still held him gaza salacious in a series of protests against the government's handling of the situation on the cell booth has more on the pressure method yahoo is facing. and there hasn't been an impact from the mounting pressure, both domestically and internationally. on the international front. you have the americans, other countries in the international community wanting to see a difference when it comes to how is roles prosecuting this war. but additionally, you have entered a domestic pressures from these really public who has been demonstrating non stop. in fact, to night, a demonstration just outside the prime minister's office. and you also have members of his own government, members of the work cabinet, like guy the eyes and folks who are speaking out saying that the war cabinet is not making good decisions. and it is impact

, and the families of the captives have said that instead of holding that press conference in west jerusalem, nathaniel who should come here to hostage square to answer questions from the families of the captives rather than answer them from the press. all this comes as nathaniel who remember, did not allow these really delegation to go back for a 2nd day of negotiations with mediators. so the families of the captives, and it's really society like, are incredibly angry and frustrated. and if you're wondering why these anti government demonstrations are just now picking up in size and scale, it's because the capital in a force movement that's the protest movement that was responsible for all of the anti government protests before the war when the country was going through the judicial overhaul, they've said that they're going to now come back with what they're calling a vengeance. calling on these really prime minister to resign, saying that he is the one responsible for everything that is going on in the country. and the reason why the captives are still being held in gaza. so both of these

in fact , we are talking about a deliberate policy by west jerusalem to squeeze the palestinians outces of which will inevitably lead to the gazans breaking through the border with egypt, and a humanitarian catastrophe will spread across its territory. the revocation of the kiwibank's license affected the operation of the country's entire payment system. there were problems with translations. for daily communication services, as well as in mobile gaming service applications. companies are actively switching to alternative payment service providers. details from evgeniy nipot. after the review. licenses from qiwibank due to high-risk transactions , users of transport cards in bashkiria encountered some difficulties, which temporarily cannot be topped up through the mobile application, while the cards themselves continue to work. today we are already solving this problem by setting up another bank, where this service will be implemented in the near future and our residents of the republic will continue to use the mobile application. top up your transport cards. problems arose among tho

west. jerusalem, cabinet ministers openly called for deportation of palestinians from gaza and presented a map with 21 settlement blocks. one cannot help noting that the event was held two days after this court indicated provisional measures in the south africa versus israel case. the court agreed that the situation in gaza poses risks of irreparable harm to the rights of palestinians guaranteed by the genocide convention. this fact alone underscores the gravity of the situation. in this connection, it's worth recalling that the that this court in its advisory opinion on the wall recognized that the israeli settlement in the occupied palestinian territory, including east jerusalem, had been established. in breach of international law, as explained in that advisory opinion, the settlement are contrary to the principle of inadmissibility of acquisition of territory by force. they also contradict the provisions of the fourth geneva convention, prohibiting transfers of population and deportations from an occupied territory. resolutions of the security council have characterized that policy as

jerusalem, because, according to the israeli constitution, east jerusalem is the unified capital of west jerusalemited the states under trump in 2017 moved the capital, excuse me, the embassy means in jerusalem, there are eight or nine states there, like ghanduras, guademala, something like that, they also moved there, no, this is impossible. judaism, christianity, islam , yes, well, that means, on the temple mount, that means, at the top, that means, bathed the rocks, two great mosques in the islamic world, the wall of the dress is right there, the church of the holy sepulcher, well, there’s nowhere else, but someone can imagine, that is, here these are some hasty decisions for the sake of a tick and ensure that biden, as they say some means plus that supposedly he decided what will happen then no one knows and then there will be a big war or when it means the british minister says, well, if the conditions of their hamas are true, let the leaders of hamas, he has two people, this means the commander. with brigades from aydin al-qassam, this is an armed formation, which means muhammad daif, and th

does israel have title over the west bank, gaza and east jerusalem? the answer is unequivocally no. given time constraints, i will only identify the main milestones will tell starns history. palestine was under autumn and sovereignty, and it came under british belligerent occupation during world war one. then in 1922, palestine was placed under a league of nations mandate that provisionally recognized palestine as an independent nation under british administration. after which turkey renounced sovereignty over palestine, pursuant to the 1923 treaty of those done. this was followed 1947 by the adoption of the palestine partition plan, which was never implemented. and then in 1948, britain withdrew from palestine and israel unilaterally declared independence, which was followed by arms disagreements in 1949 and the stablish mentor of egyptian control over gaza and jordanian control over east jerusalem in the west. back and finally in 1967 is real launched an armed attack as a result of which it occupied the west bank, gaza and east jerusalem. that no point in this process, it is real,

at the same time, we must ignore -- we must not ignore the situation in the west bank and holy sites in jerusalem. nearly 400 palestinians have been killed in the west bank since october 7, including almost 100 children and 4000 injured. continued escalations by settlers in the west bank and jerusalem, and the expansion of illegal sediments will unleash chaos on the entire region. the vast majority of muslim worshipers, christian churches -- death and destruction has proven beyond any doubt that there could be no peace without a political situation. they can never bring peace. civilians on both sides continue to pay for this protective conflict with their lives. all attacks against innocent civilians, women and children including those on october 7 cannot be accepted by any muslim. we must make sure the horrors of the past few months, since october 7, are never repeated nor accepted by any human being. an independent and viable palestinian state with east jerusalem as its capital, and living side-by-side with israel with peace and security, this is the only solution that will guarantee peace and

severed jerusalem, it has restricted palestinian rights of entry from the rest of the opt, it has transformed the gaza strip into an impoverished enclave, besieged, bombarded community severed from the west bank and east jerusalem. its leaders have declared that israel will be sovereign. over all the land, between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea, and it has made this formal government policy. what's the consequence of this? it is the acquisition of territory by force. it is the reduction and fragmentation, as you have seen, of the territory left for the palestinians, and this is a manifest violation of palestine's territorial integrity. its unity, its contiguity, which are core elements of the right to self-determination. the general assembly, the security council, the human rights council have repeatedly called for the preservation of palestine's territorial integrity and condemned israel's acts as violation of the right of the palestine people to exercise their self-determination, and so we are: the court to declare israel's 56 year occupation to be unlawful, to confirm, to take the words of your recent opinion in the chegos case, israel is under an obligation to bring its p

and is there any protest as a fault with police in west jerusalem during the march to prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his hon. thousands have demonstrated this quote on this and yahoo to agree to a deal on the release of captain. still held and gossip is the latest in a series of protests against the government's handling of the situation. nothing yahoo is also on the increasing international pressure to protect civilians in gaza and we just ceased find data with homeless. i'm the son who has moved from occupied east jerusalem. so there hasn't been an impact from the mounting pressure, both domestically and internationally. on the international front. you have the americans, other countries in the international community wanting to see a difference when it comes to how is roles prosecuting this war. but additionally, you have entered a domestic pressures from these really public who has been demonstrating non stop. in fact, to night, a demonstration just outside the prime minister's office. and you also have members of his own government, members of the work cabinet, like guy the

we met in west jerusalem. some told us local issues, all that priority, the economic situation, the housing housing prices are really expensive. others said why the circumstances, particularly the place to me is ready to captives what effect how they vote on the news you said to you? i vote solely good. and no, i'm quite disappointed because um i don't typically what's happening is friend know, in municipal elections kind of the was belong to a national policy such as nothing y'all, who's the, could the many still draw support from them for some local leaders, any links to the could, could prove a liability on tuesday at the ballot box. of the candidates, the may is and, and you and candidates that are affiliated with the quote and the they want to compete and the weight and the selections and just the fact that they belong to really cool the, or supported by the quote. it might affect the political future feel that's the issue on off of and that's why i 1000 on the phone. why don't pull these really minute tr

thank you for joining us from west jerusalem. and, you know, the threat of starvation has reached critical levels and gauze policy makers, you on representatives and civil society activists have been gathering in doha to discuss how to guarantee access to food for people in gaza and around the world image. and kimber reports nearly the entire population of goza. that's $2300000.00 people is imminent risk funding fee. just those goods. when a to pay is people are desperate to get their hands on it. while the faith is available, is not very expensive. with 500000 people already facing extreme hunger as a result of the destruction of ford systems due to the siege. on average, only 30 trucks are allowed in daily to gaza compared to $500.00 at pre war levels. the stove ation is a weapon of war, is bond on the international humanitarian law. it's considered a war crime and a crime against humanity to deny food. the means of the existence, the means of subsistence to a people or to any uh, identifiable group on the basis of discriminati

so for joining us from west jerusalem, my pleasure. i thought the abi is a head of plastic surgery and reconstructive surgery of the nozzle holes, but then con eunice, he was forced to flee as well. seeds on the facility and described what he was false to in general, all around the bodies of the sea, super disability. but this mean to these, the buddies. as low as you know, mobility. you can see buildings that consist of the shock of this view during this each although that was because there was, but that was by these 3 weeks. i couldn't offer anything too much and we mostly know most you've been doing some student, some sweets i couldn't provide. so obviously it's for washington 2 years old. seems to us me means both i usually to the most of the was hoping to allow us to do this. we continue to have to buy the most of the just the us now, who do you mean a bunch of us we don't have so much in your home. most of us depends because most of us like we don't use office also. so we will need to like the continuous care, i just know the sin

zionist regime , but they have not recognized the domination of this regime over the occupied west bank and jerusalem. currently , there are more than 500 zionist settlements in the occupied west bank and jerusalem, and more than 900,000 zionists reside in them. zaitoun neighborhood in the southeast of gaza and khan yunus in the south of gaza, the center of clashes between the resistance forces and the zionists, pictures of the ground invasion of the zionist regime's troops into the zaitoun area were published by the palestinian islamic jihad. the kurds ambushed two merkava tanks in zaytoun neighborhood. the quds brigade also reported targeting the engineering group and a bulldozer of zionist soldiers. in khan yunus, hamas targeted a number of military vehicles of the zionist occupation with yasin 105 missiles. hamas announced that these missiles were produced 5 years ago and are being used now. the people of some countries have boycotted trademarks that support the zionist regime. now, after about 5 months have passed since the beginning of the zionist attacks on gaza , the impact of these movements

barghouti, in terms of what is going on in the west bank and east jerusalem, more than 380 palestiniansve been killed by israeli soldiers and civilians, supposedly there is no israeli military activity going on in the west bank and east jerusalem. could you talk about that other war that the rest of the world is not paying any attention to? >> the israelis occupy the whole of the west bank. since october 7, not only have they killed 380 people, but more than that. they are allowing settlers to run around with guns and these people are terrorizing palestinians. 6300 palestinians in the west bank, including more than 200 children, including women. they put them in jail without trial, without any legal process, without any charges. in addition to that, they have divided the country into smaller islands with 650 military checkpoints from each of which have become a point of harassment. palestinians -- the palestinian authority -- israel practically took over all of the west bank. all of the west bank is not under the government of hamas as claimed. but that is not the only thing. all of the

the next stage would be new, more intense war in the west bank and in jerusalems.ank you very much for your participation in this episode of israel watch and thank you dear viewers for your good follow up until we meet again, take care. you are coming very important moment for. this week's episode of iran tech is our special coverage of the 14th annual nanotechnology exhibition of iran, iran nano 2023, where iran proofs to the worldwide ranks fourth globally and first in west asia nano science production. this is where 140 companies come together to showcase their latest achievements in nanotechnology, so join us as we take a look around and showcase. the best that this exhibition has to offer. 1500 is the number of political pris who are still languishing in the presence of the al khalifa regime in bahrain, which have housed 500 detainees over the years since the beginning of the february 14, 2011 bahraini revolution. members of the bahraini opposition have been judged in illegitimate courts on political, sectarian and religious grounds with fabricated malicious c

the next stage would be new, more intense war in the west bank and in jerusalem.media white washes zionist israeli crimes of destruction in gaza as excuse to hunt down what it called hamas terrorists. while print and digital media surprisingly argue that unless the israeli regime changes course, it could be legally culpable or mass starvation in gaza. and social media users and express astonishment at how world leaders cannot see how unfair the calamity of the palestinian people is. expose, the truth is just a revelation away. first of the headlines the us israel genocidal war in gaza enters is 132nd day, the death doll tops 28,660, mostly women and children, prime minister defies all international warnings, pushes for ground invasion into gaza's most populated city, rufa. also coming up, yemanson leader underscores the pivotal war of the us in the israeli bombings of gaza, unleashing devastation equivalent to the power of four atomic bombs.

as these official statements make clear, israel's dominion over jerusalem the incorporated area, the west bank is not intended to be temporary. it has been repeatedly proclaimed by israel's highest authorities to be eternal. in furtherance of this end, more than 230,000 israeli jewish settlers encouraged, subsidized and protected by the israeli government and occupation forces have been installed in east jerusalem, dramatically altering the demographic composition of the holy. city by creating an israeli jewish majority. israel has been equally clear in declaring its permanence in the west bank where more than 465,00 israeli jewish settlers have been implanted with the support of every israeli government since 1967. in over 270 ever expand. secretary general reported to the general assembly in 2015, occupation is supposed to be temporary, because the annexation or acquisition of territory by force is strictly prohibited under international law, in the west bank, including east jerusalem, the establishment and maintenance of the settlements amount to slow but steady annexation of the occup

the decision to prevent palestinians in the occupied west bank from entering the occupied jerusalem or the reactions. that fear is realistic as the resistance groups in the region have embodied that matter through the unity of the squares. thirdly, it was said that the cabinet accepted a bengavir proposed ban on palestinians, but gas said we have not approved it yet. the initial. made a high proposal, but i think they will lower it to absorb the anger of muslims. i think the decision won't remain the same. it has not even been approved completely and is still being discussed. then that will be lowered, as they try to preampt a certain escalation and try to say, we made a high proposal when we loosened the restrictions in the holy month of ramadan. indeed, ben gabir's proposal can result in a regional escalation and a religious war that yehya sinwar spoke about on many occasions. מה מתוכם כ-12,500 יוקרו כנחי צהל, כרגע מטפל אגף השיקום ב62 אלף פצועים מכל מלחמות ישראל, הערך שעד סוף השנה יגיע מספר ל-80 אלף כמעט. יותר מ-5,500 פצועות ופצועים נקלטו באגף השיקום מאז החלה המלחמה, 95% מהם גברים, ו

that meeting, taking place in west jerusalem on wednesday night. he told them there were serious concrete steps. these really government was taking, but they were doing it in a discrete way so that it could have more of a success rates so that a lot of the details don't get weeks and that they are not subject to pressure by these really public in order to secure a deal, but again, the prime minister has said that israel will not be giving up large concessions as part of the steel a demons. jose is of a tank to much and ship in the gulf of age. and the vessel was reportedly targeted with a missile south west of 8 and the on group says via tax on ships in the red sea are in response to as well as minute free operations and garza, the many of the many armed forces continue to provide support i'm sort of diversity with that brothers in the cause of stripping by blocking is really navigation. will those heading to occupied palestinian pool in the red under agencies? not until food and medicine are low. so how many do you have many armed forces? what con

the remarks came during a meeting between german and these really officials in west jerusalem. germany's foreign minister leading a bad bulk said and offensive and rough would be a humanitarian catastrophe. it does have enough ink small minds from other i'm a 1300000 people are waiting there and a very small space. they don't really have anywhere else to go right now. many of them have folded these really evacuation orders and fled the painting in northern casa, often with nothing more than their small children in the arms. and the last of their quotes on these people cannot simply vanish into thin air, kind of israel's national security minister. it's him. i've been to this as palace to be in prison on model one by duty has been transferred to celebrate confinement . and a social media post been to be a said. the decision has been taken the following information about a plan uprising. marlin about duty or formerly to assess those wing that's been serving a life sentence since 2002 from us and other power steering officially seeing demand. his release of these 10 people have been killed

that meeting, taking place in west jerusalem on wednesday night. he told them there were serious concrete steps. these really government was taking, but they were doing it in a discrete way so that it could have more of a success rates so that a lot of the details don't get weeks and that they are not subject to pressure by these really public in order to secure a deal, but again the prime minister has said that israel will not be giving up large concessions as part of the steel for you and savannah terry. and chief is told the security council 8 the gaza is still being blocked. mountain griffith says it's vital view and agency for palestine continues it's work. the warning comes off the several west and countries suspended the funding to on why they took that decision following as well as accusations a small number of under was solve to austin. the attacks on october, the 7th, the ability of the manager and community to reach the people have guys are with relief, remains grossly inadequate. and to say it's grossly inadequate. as it says here, is g

those remarks came during a meeting between german and his really officials in west jerusalem, german foreign minister and atlanta. they are bach also said and offensive, and rasa would be a humanitarian catastrophe. don't have enough ink. i'm at home, i'm from other, i'm a 1300000 people are waiting there and a very small space. they don't really have anywhere else to go right now. many of them have folded these really, if i creation orders and fled the painting in northern casa, often with nothing more than their small children in the arms. and the last of their quotes on these people cannot simply vanish into thin air, or at least 10 people have been killed and several injured in this really strikes on several towns in southern lebanon. this is the worst single day civilian death toll in lebanon. since the war on gaza began, the raids follow a rocket attack which killed one is really soldier. say no further reports from the route drug rehab. it's the biggest escalation and the ongoing confrontation between the is really military and has the law is really war. planes targeted multip

that meeting, taking place in west jerusalem on wednesday night. he told them there were serious concrete steps. these really government was taking, but they were doing it in a discrete way so that it could have more of a success rates so that a lot of the details don't give weeks and that they are not subject to pressure by these really public in order to secure a deal, but again, the prime minister has said that israel will not be giving up large concessions as part of the steel. so that sounds a little bit different than what next. now it's been saying different signals from different positive administration. i guess a sign of conflicting pressure house that's now dealing with a to. 1 there's a lot of pressure from multiple angles. you have pressure from the families of the captives who say the government's not doing enough. you've pressure from israel's biggest ally, the united states, who says that his role needs to prosecute this war differently. you pressure from the war cabinet and that's and you know, who's on coalition and even the opposi

continuing to mount the families of the captives actually meeting with nathan yahoo earlier today in west jerusalem, where he assured them the concrete steps were being taken towards a deal. but that he didn't want to disclose too much saying that if the deal remains discreet, the likelihood of its success rate would go up. additionally, you have pressure from the united states who are calling for or less or intensity type of fighting, calling for more humanitarian a to go into gaza. we do know these relatives have been defiant on that front. then you have pressure from these really government itself from the right way income says that is missing. yahoo enters into a deal that they think is bad for israel. they are looking at leaving the government, destroying the coalition altogether. these are members of the far right. you some more bend beer spencer and it smelt rich. then you of the opposition who been critics have nothing you all who this entire time but offering a safety net for the government. if nothing, yahoo does want to enter a deal that gives up concessions but also sees but the captive

it is well captured, the west bank, gaza and east jerusalem. in 1967 here we have of historic palestine, which palestinians one for a states armed with maps. smokey showed the court how over the decades israel has confiscated ballasting. inland is what i had wanted the job a fee of body style, but blocked it's, they won't get a fee. so it's kept pushing the people out out of their homes, out the deadlines. here is a 5th month. so it was displayed as rose, bright, minnesota, for the assembly. last september, he called this, then you will be the least. this is no, there is no by this time on. on this map, bose right from the u. s. lawyer has regularly are good cases at the i c, j sat. it's clear. israel has no intention to ever leave the land to man. the evidence is overwhelming and leaves no room for serious dispute about israel's actions or its intentions. in 2004, the court of firm the inalienable right of the palestinian people to self determination. in 2024. it is time for you to enables and finally, to exercise that right. this case is diff

, because, according to the israeli constitution, east jerusalem is a single state capital of west jerusalem united states under trump in 2017 moved the capital , excuse me, the embassy, ​​that means in jerusalem, there are eight or nine states, like ganduras, guardemal, something like that, they were also moved there, no, this is impossible, not to mention the fact that in this territory there live, taking into account eastern jerusalem, the western bank of the jordan river, somewhere over 700 religions, judaism, christianity, islam, yes , well, that means, on the temple mountain, that means at the top , that means al-aqsa, the dome of the rock, two great mosques in the islamic world, the wall of the dress right there is the church of the holy sepulchre, well, there’s nowhere else to go, right? someone can imagine, that is , some kind of hasty decisions for the sake of a tick, to provide biden with, as they say, some kind of plus, which supposedly he decided what will happen next, no one knows, and then there will be a big war, or when that means, the british minister says, well, if their c

conceded that israel has annexed east jerusalem dejury and that the application of an occupying power's laws to the occupied territory, which is the case in the west bank, constitutes annexation de facto, nor did israel itself deny its annexations of jerusalem and the west bank. its abbreviated written statement is mainly attack on the general assembly. for its alleged bias, it makes no attempt to defend the legality of its occupation under international law. the only state besides fiji to defend israel is the united states. this is not surprising. whatever offenses against international law israel commits, the united states comes forward to shield it from account. here the united states attempts to defend israel, not by arguing that the occupation is lawful, but that it is neither lawful nor unlawful. to reach this conclusion, the united states argues that belligerant occupation is governed exclusively by international humanitarian law, and not by the un charter or general international law. in its own words, quote, " although international humanitarian law imposes obligations on belligerance in their conduct of an occupation, it does not provide

in 1967 with legislation and next in east jerusalem, which israel increased 11 fold in size to incorporate not only the holy city, but also vast areas of the west bank surrounding the city. its defense minister motion diane declared at the time the israel defense forces have liberated jerusalem. we have returned to this most sacred shrine never to part from it again . in 1990 these really cabinet instructed the foreign minister to notify the secretary general of the united nations that jerusalem is not in any part occupied territory. it is the sovereign capital of history. in june 1996. the guidelines of the incoming is really government stated, jerusalem, the capital of israel is one city whole and, and divide and will remain for ever under israel's sovereignty. more recently, in assuming office in december of 2022, the current prime minister declared that the jewish people are not occupiers in their own land, nor occupiers in our eternal capital, jerusalem. as these official statements made clear israel dominion over jerusalem in the incorporated areas of westbank is not intended to be temporary. it has been repeatedly proclaimed by israel's

basis of situations specific each part of occupied palestinian territory, that's to say is jerusalem, the westtrip and so occupation is becoming if it hasn't already become so and are a former legal techniques that expressed um each in their own way uh the ride of power. second point after those brief observations, the colonization of jerus east jerusalem and the west bank and the situation in the gaza street, first corollary of prolonged occupation. in the three parts of palestinian territory we find the same policy and the same uh practice that we can summarize with the formula of fact against law, east jerusalem with the war of uh 1948 the un uh plan for um partition resolution 181 by the general assembly was a first to stopped in its tract and the fet comply um illustrated by the occupation of the western part of jerusalem by israel in violation of resolution 181 at the same time by the adoption of legislative and administrative measures. including expropriation after the 1967 uh war, israel began to apply its domestic law with the application, but not exclusivel, the adoption of two laws

israel is occupied the palestinian territory in the west bank, gaza and east jerusalem since 199. 1967 arab israel and parts of the west bank in that same year. it is not disputed that the acquisition of territory by the threat or use of force is illegal, irrespective of whether the territory was acquired through a war of self-defense or of an act of aggression. the occupying power cannot annex any part of the occupied territory, and there is an obligation on states not to recognize such an illegal territorial. acquisition, moreover, that an occupation must also be temporary nature was confirmed by the court in the namibia southeast africa case, where it held that the end of south africa's mandate must be self-determination and independence of the people of namibia. a 56 year occupation is not temporary, annexation per definition cannot be temporary. these principles also apply to palestine. the security council has already. in 1967 in resolution 242, expressly emphasized the inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by war and called for the withdrawal of israeli armed forces. f

government that will oversee all these steps in all the palestinian occupied territory, each jerusalem, west bank, and gaza, all these steps as well as preparations for presidential and parliamentary elections. number seven, we must convene an international peace conference that will. discuss time tables, specific, short for implementation, security arrangements and other modalities. number eight, and finally, there must be accountability for any and all war crimes and crimes against humanity committed against the palestinian people. well, staying with the ceasefire theme, the american government says it's hopeful and cautiously optimistic. that a cease fire between israel and the resistance group hamas could be in place very very soon, but it has underscored there is lot more work to do. the country's president joe biden thought had earlier said sease spire could be in place as early as monday. what we're hoping to do is to get an extended pause in the fighting. i've just called it a temporary cease fire myself. um, that would allow for several weeks, hopefully up to six, where there will b

every year, but this time the fairs are greater about the escalation of resistance in the west bank, jerusalemselieve that if the palestinians of 1948 enter the war, it'll cause huge problem for the occupation. תקשיב טוב, וזה הבלוף הגדול שזורים בעיני הציבור, וכדאי שנבין אותו, מה שקורה באזה זה לא דוגמה למה שיקרה במלחמה האזורית הכוללת, ויותר מכך, אתה רואה את החוד, מעביאים לך את הכתבים ומצלמים, כן, החברה שלנו עושים עבודה טובה, אבל זה ארבע או שלוש עוגדות בשטח קטן, כאשר כל מה שקורה מאחורה, הלוגיסטיקה, האחזקה היא על הפנים, אני לא רוצה לפרט את זה, אם ככה זה יהיה במלחמה האזורית וזה יהיה ככה, לא... to the palestinian nation in the gaza strip, they would have launched an aggression against lebanon and attacked lebanon, but of course there are certainly many issues that stand as deterrence to the occupation. most importantly, the americans who have taken some measures from the beginning, under the pretext of not expanding the conflict, this strategy has completely failed, when we see a real war in southern lebanon, a real war in the red sea and a real war in iraq. this means that for the israel. this mean

jordan began to attack israeli civilian targets in west jerusalem.that that israel would into the west bank and captured it. the entire occupation issue of the west bank was all the fault of jordan. deserts he pointed at egypt, hamas, but not israel. israel wants to be left alone. israel was to live in peace it has wanted to live in peace since 1948 in the world will not allow it to another world is turning against it. and particularly the young people who have no idea of history. at the clone is country it's the least colonial country in the what you want to talk about countries talk about new zealand for talk about australia. talk about other were strangers came and took over the land. the jewish people are the indigenous population of israel. and they went back to their homes. they were willing to accept the two state solution in 1937 , 48 , 67. it has been rejected every time. this is a one sided issue morally in the world just refuses to see it. [cars honking] i'm a guy who lost a bet. and my dignity. get out of the way! as if watching my team l

you'll get to an university from west jerusalem minutes in klein. he's a former advisor for jerusalem affairs and as well p l o. final status talks to as well as minister of foreign affairs. he's now professor of political science at butler university and he with us and the is a template committed once again, a system pro fisher of public policy at the doha institute for graduate studies. thank you all very much for joining us. and the quotes was us 2 questions at the beginning of these hearings, what are the legal consequences of israel is continued occupation? the 2nd question, how the israel's policies and actions impact the legal situation in the occupied areas? so if i could begin with you, what do you make of the evidence that has been proven, presented sofa or well, i mean look the evidence that's been presented, not only this year, it's, but over a years and years of the documentation of his really violations is very, very clear. i mean, uh what the, the system that is realism posing on the 67 territories and i'm not even talking about 48 rig

every year, but this time the fears are greater about the escalation of resistance in the west bank, jerusalemsst the fronts that opened in support and assistance to the palestinian nation in the gaza strip, they would have launched an aggression against lebanon and attacked lebanon, but of course there are certainly many issues that stand as deterrence to the occupation. most importantly, the americans who have taken some measures from the beginning under the pretext of not expanding the conflict, this strategy has completely failed when we see a real war in southern lebanon, a real war in the red sea. certainly in yemen and in the red sea, there is no battle, there is a real war, and it is not a coincidence that the united states recruits its battleships and fleats with britain and egypt or bombs yemen, and it is not easy, because if yemen... has not caused the occupation pain, why are the supply lines open through the arab countries then? if it has not caused the americans pain, why are they attacking yemen? therefore, what about bricks words about the inability of the occupation army to fig

the decision to prevent palestinians in the occupied west bank from entering the occupied jerusalem alcudsgavir proposed ban on palestinians, but gant said, we have not approved it yet. they initially made a high proposal, but i think they will lower it to absorb the anger of muslims. i think the decision won't remain the same. it has not even been approved completely and is still being discussed, then that will be lowered, as they try to preampt a certain escalation and try to say, we made a high proposal, when we loosened the restrictions in the... 500 יוקרו כנחי צהל, כרגע מטפל אגף השיקום ב 62 אלף פצועים מכל מלחמות ישראל, הערך שעד סוף השנה יגיע מספר ל-80 אלף כמעט. יותר מ-5,500 פצועות ופצועים נקלטו באגף השיקום מאז החלה המלחמה, 95% מהם גברים, וזה פילוח הפצועים מאז תחילת המלחמה, 70% מהפצועים הם משרתי מילואים, 13% מנוכחות ה מכוחות המשטרה והביטחון, 10%. כארגון גרילה וארגון טרור. ראש חטיבת המחקר בהמן מציג בימים האלה את הערכת המצב שלו גם לגבי ההשגים הצפויים של המלחמה הזאת, גם לגבי הזהירה הפלסטינית בכלל. וכמו שאמרת, הוא מנסח סוג של אזהרה לדרג המדיני. ברציעת אזה, למרות התמרון, למרות המחבלים שמכוס

the decision to prevent palestinians of the occupied west bank from entering the occupied jerusalemsנו צריכים לקבל החלטות ולהבין מה ההשלחות ומה יקרה אם נדרש לעשית כוחות מאז עלי יהודה ושומרון, זה כאשר מדובר על אפשרות להסלמה גם ביהודה ושומרון בעקבות ההגבלות. השבק אומרים שהמערכה שלנו זה שהחמאס ינסה לקשור את נושא הדת ולגרור גם. last year bengavier's cabinet also warned that missiles will be launched from gaza and today they speak about the october 7th attack. if they engage in a religious war that will result in a regional escalation, that's a very dangerous development. indeed, all the israelies are against allowing palestinians to enter the alaxon mosk and are in favor of expelling them from the west bank and displacing them, but they fear the reactions. that fear is realistic as the resistance groups in the region have embodied that matter. through the unity of the squares. thirdly, it was said that the cabinet accepted a bengavir proposed ban on palestinians, but gant said we have not approved it yet. they initially made a high proposal, but i think they will lower it to absorb the a

and israel shall be able to, to pull out of the west bank and east jerusalem costs better. thanks so much for that. they've been dismissed that for us, that'd be nice. each a in the hate. well let's just take you now to the ground and garza, my, all of this is happening. why is there any shows and it's like bullets of wounded several palestinians as a way to, to aid talk to the doctor of a hospital of treating the injured on the floor is where the troops targeted crowds waiting to 8 and the blue sea round about $10.00, a city in southern gaza to fishermen have been killed by his rails on me on the shoals of con eunice. and then this riley trone has struck a call and it is about us getting to palestinians. and enjoying many of us holdings, all the city, simple 10 screws have recovered. the bodies of palestinians killed in the latest is rarely strikes. at least 10 people were killed in several areas of the city. on sunday, when the children and others were pulled from the rubble of that destroyed homes and the outside of the neighborhood, found not being treated in a hospital

president, the israeli settlements in the west bank and east jerusalem constitute a chief obstacle. tospect of settlement and peace in the area. under the title, our path with gaza moves forward until victory. thousands of yemenes have taken to the streets of sano and other cities to reaffirm their full support for the palestinian people in the gaza strip. press tv's abdul latif al washali reports from sono. in yet another rally to support the palestinians in gaza's trip, thousands of yemenis have filled the streets of the capital sana and other major cities, they chartered a slogan supporting palestinian resistance and condemned the arab world's indifference toward israeli atrocities in gaza. the yemani people were raised since their childhood to love and adore palestine and to love jihad in palestine. therefore, when the opportunity erose to have influential position under the leadership of ansar law, did not hesitate and went out to the streets, believing that their protests were jihad for the sake of god as the least duty as long as the borders were not open for them and they were