settlements taking place in the west bank jews and of course it is in the west bank. the dems to. settlements and the role the exact lines between the two states to the west bank so. all the problems that exist between the palestinian and israeli sides during late to the west bank so in a sense. does not heavily appear in the picture in terms of actually reaching an agreement between the palestinian and the israeli side nevertheless for us the palestinians very important to be included in any final arrangements and of course the. integrity of the palestinian territory the unity between gaza and the west bank is something that's very important not only emotionally and then actually but also economically and in terms of the viability of the palestinian state to be independent now the founding arrah five generation of leadership based lowly you in a way to new politicians who shelby mahmoud abbas's successor. who when mr abbas chooses to retire well first first of all let me praise the leadership the historically the ship of the palestinian people generally headed by by.

to relate to the west bank and settlements taking place in the west bank. and of course it is in the west bank it's a dems to two. settlements and the role the exact lines between the two states they lay so the west bank so. all the problems that exist between the palestinian and israeli side story late to the west bank so in a sense. does not have really appear in the picture in terms of actually reaching an agreement between the palestinian and the israeli side nevertheless for us the palestinians very important to be included in any final arrangements and of course the. dignity of the palestinian territory the unity between gaza and the west bank is something that's very important not only emotionally and there should be but also economically and in terms of the viability of the palestinian state to be independent now the founding arrah five generation of leadership based lowly you in a way to new politicians who shelby mahmoud abbas's successor i mean who when mr abbas chooses to retire well first first of all let me you praise the leadership the histor

what he says that israeli settlements in the west bank are back for peace. is this is a signal that israel should be counting on u.s. discriminant support anymore so if you once again you are taking one sentence out of the whole picture important sentences but then the important sentence is that have said was that unlike the obama administration he doesn't think the dissent the mint is the obstacle for peace. not a good phenomena you're right he said that but first of. the conventional wisdom and the main. allegation against israel in the eighteen years of the obama administration and the palestinian while still has disarmed the settlements is an obstacle for peace. from the center. right not from the extreme left i do agree is that some of the certain rules. of the security fence. look. for peace at that moment but if. this obstacle will be removed so you have to look at it as a way alone but isn't it also a big part of reaching a peace deal because it does seem like there's growing number of settlements there dissecting palestinian territory everywhere cre

they cannonot cross into israel for work or to go to the west bank. and the only exist is through egypt where people spend days at the border. >> i felt like i left to go to another country, you know? >> you went to another country. >> so you think i did the right thing? >> oh, forget it. >> forget it? >> yeah. >> theyey'll lynch you. you know? because they don't have too many trees. i don't know where they'll handing you from. >> i'm'm always eager to come here because this is my home. and then when i go back, i take with me a lot of guilt leaving these people behind. >> when are we going to get to the humane level? people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe

creased in the occupied west bank since u.s. president donald trump decided to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. and another palestinian man was killed during raids by the israeli army in the occupied west bank city of nablus thirteen people were wounded as israeli forces fired tear gas and rubber coated steel bullets during protests on tuesday five of those remain in a critical condition on monday an israeli settler was stabbed and killed in the illegal settlement of. well as various security forces have also killed a palestinian man who is wanted of the death of a settler last month twenty one year old. was shot dead he was accused of killing a rabbi in an illegal israeli outpost last month amman collin has more from the occupied west bank the israeli army says this is a mature as body they've been looking for him since general you know he was accused of killing a settler rabbi from an illegal settlement outpost in. in the early hours of tuesday morning around seventy jeeps and two bulldozers and this village. and focus

a bombers and cannot deliver cannot deliver is hardly controlling the west bank. of hamas are controlling the gaza strip zone not to recognize the or slow agreement zone not. zone not willing to denounce still and. their government between the p.l.o. and israel so you're saying you cannot strike a peace deal just for the west bank overlooking gaza and hamas right i'm saying in this moment unfortunately you cannot reach diploma meant peace however what we should do today is keep the two state solution life keep it as a potential future the solution and there is a lot that can be done on both sides or an interim steps and if i were in a position of. us an idea. i wouldn't try and as a. secured failure i would. in term of a solution in term agreement that will keep the two state solution to life and i give you some palmettos. for. beyond the security line the other side. continue to build in the blocks that everybody understands that will be in the future. develop the palestinian economy the palestinian civil society bottom up hope to create a state that will not be

in the west bank. what did he say? netanyahu said this settle only bypass road is part of the system of settling bypass roads that are building throughout judiah. which is the occupied west bank. that serves the residents settlers and the residents of the state of israel, ie linking the west bank to israel via a system of infrastructure and system of roads. this is not a government that is rejecting the two state solution by words. this is a government that is rejecting the two-state solution by deeds. action, every day, murdering the possibility, burying it deep in the ground. and it is not circumstantial evidence we're talking about. it's clear it's unambiguous. and people forget just not to focus only on netanyahu government. people forget that the israeli prime minister back then came from kicking and screaming to the madrid peace conference, didn't like it. it was only after president bush senior father threatened to with hold $10 billion that he came kicking and screaming. and famously said back

says any peace deal with palestine will include israel's security control over the west bank. you know the palestinians are calling the idea of presence in the west bank an occupation how would that work out i told you that security will not be compromised. many methods to make security. let's. be as low as possible. the head of institute general john allen had a team. on that in two thousand and fourteen to make they feel secure on one hand. don't you million eight. make the palestinians feel. in their own country once again let me remind you that the palestinians never answer to. and president obama in two thousand and fourteen and prime minister netanyahu will basically accept the firm even is always some ways of a should. i want to talk international law point of view i know that you have a friendly president in america but when it comes to things like building the barrier along the grain line building settlements even claiming all of jerusalem that goes against international law that's the general knowledge major things right now it's not relevant for israel israel doesn'

bank india didn't do that last year it is separately visiting the west bank now the palestinians happy that the indian prime minister is making his first visit here they might like to have seen him last year but nevertheless the relationships have changed the palestinians have long been friends and allies of the indians and they're hoping from this visit at least a commitment from the hendra modi to align himself with some sort of. grouping some sort of forum that might take forward any sort of prospect of talks with the israelis they're looking for independent arbiters after they decided that the americans could no longer be trusted to act independently between israel and the palestinians after donald trump recognized drucilla of the capital of israel so the palestinians have been talking to the european union to the russians of the chinese and now the indians to try and form some sort of forum that would help arbitrate any sort of discussions in the future with the israelis so that's what the palestinians might be hoping for here down and bill and what's your broader assessment about

of the west bank consistent with the transition to greater preston and civil authority as called for in the two thousand and sixteen report of the middle east quartet third the palestinian authority must continue to advance institution building and service delivery to the palestinians people and work towards bringing gaza back in their its control and lastly it is critical that any future peace proposal focus on the two state solution and all final status issues as per prior agreements and relevant un resolutions a failure to do so could have dangerous repercussions mr president maintaining support for palestine refugees is fundamental to the pursuit of peace and stability in the region i reiterate my ongoing concern over onerous sizable funding shortfall despite the welcome flexibility of some member states in accelerating the disbursement of their funding commitments in addition the emergency appeals launched on thirtieth of january seek to raise eight hundred us dollars eight hundred million u.s. dollars for the west bank and gaza as well as for the syria regional crisis to meet t

risen in the occupied west bank since u.s. president donald trump decided to recognize jerusalem as. israel's capital and another palestinian man was killed during raids by the israeli army in the occupied west bank city of nablus thirty people were wounded as this as israeli forces fired tear gas and rubber coated steel bullets during protests on tuesday five of them remain in a critical condition on monday an israeli settler stabbed and killed in the illegal settlement of our real. at least eighty four schools have been forced to close off the border shelling by the pakistani army in the disputed himalayan region of kashmir india says for that soldiers were killed in the strikes in the district on monday which injured another soldier and a number of civilians violence last month also saw several schools closed let's get more on this now we're joined by happy man jacob associate professor of diplomacy and disarmament at the university and he's joining us via skype from new delhi mr jacob always good to have you with us on al-

as already forces have arrested one thousand palestinians in the occupied west bank off of the arrest took place in the now been silent village northeast of ramallah they include a palestinian teenager who was shot in the head with a rubber coated steel bullets last december israeli security forces say they arrested due to an increase in violence in the area meanwhile israeli government ministers have advanced a bill that would allow land disputes in the occupied west bank to be settled by a district court rather than being considered by the high court the proposed change in the law follows several high court rulings against settlers palestinians view this proposed changes part of a wider process of gradual an exception which imposes israeli jurisdiction of occupied land as hairy forces now reports. israeli students hit the books in the university library by the looks of it it could be anywhere in israel but it's not this is a real university in one of the largest illegal settlements in the occupied west bank settlement universities have until now been governed by a specific body earl

bank is part of a three nation tour to strengthen ties with the middle east. and one of the most famous faces in northern ireland is retiring gerry adams was considered the spokesman for the irish republican army in its thirty year water when british rule of northern ireland and since then he's played a pivotal part in the peace process. join. us now from dublin so tell us a little bit about who takes over what we know about mary lou. well sammy this is a momentous occasion mary lou mcdonald who's will be speaking fairly shortly gerry adams the man she takes over from has been round largely applauded here he's not speaking but there have been tributes to him and what he's achieved both for the party in terms of getting them into power in the power sharing government in northern ireland but also the inroads that he's monies to make here in the republic of ireland as well of their own party activists members and officials from all over the island of islands here i'm not something that should really striking the move towards strengthening the party on both sides

a boomer's and cannot deliver cannot deliver is hardly controlling the west bank. of hamas are controlling the gaza strip zone not recognize the or slow agreement zone not. zone not willing to denounce to all and. their government between the p.l.o. and is with so you're saying you cannot strike a peace deal just for the west bank overlooking gaza and hamas right i'm saying in this moment unfortunately you cannot reach the permanent peace however what we should do today is keep the two state solution alive keep it as a potential future the solution and there is a lot that can be done on both sides or on interim steps and if i were in a position of. the us an idea it or. i wouldn't try and as a secured failure i would. in terms of a solution in term agreement that will keep the two state solution to life and i give you some palmettos. for. beyond the security line on the other side. continue to build in the blocks that everybody understands that will be in the future the. developer the palestinian economy the palestinian civil society bottom up. to create a state th

which is the occupied west bank. that serves the residence, settlers, of judea and samaria, and the residence of the state of israel, i.e., linking the west bank to israel via a system of infrastructure and a system of roads. this is not a government that is rejecting the two-state solution by words. this is a government that is rejecting the two-state solution by deeds, action, every day. murdering the possibility, burying it deep underground. and it is not circumstantial evidence we are talking about. it's clear, it's unambiguous. and people forget just not to focus on on the netanyahu government. people forget that the israeli prime minister back then came kicking and screaming to the middle east peace conference. it was only after president bush senior, father, threatened to withhold $10 billion that he came kicking and screaming, and he famously said back then that, by the way, shamir is netanyahu's mentor. this is something netanyahu says. he said, i would have conducted negotiations on autonomy for ten years,

bank as part of a three nation tour to strengthen ties with the middle east. now turkey's militaries establishing a new position in syria's province as part of efforts to expand the so-called deescalation zone the state news agency says troops have been deployed to tell toucan russian forces are expected to position themselves six kilometers outside the town they want to create a line dividing syrian government forces and opposition fighters to prevent contact rebel held it liberates been the site of intense bombardment and ground fighting in recent weeks. and turkey is facing what could be difficult talks on syria with the u.s. secretary of state next week its offensive in northern syria against kurdish fighters is straining ties with washington but the operation has strong public support in turkey some cost reports from istanbul. these are whole it's the shelves in production they're used by the turkish army in operational of branch in northern syria. an offensive jointly conducted with the free syrian army in syria's kurdish enclave afrin province employees

and a palestinian man has been killed during raids by the israeli army in the occupied west bank city of nablus. have been violent protests in south sudan after friday's decision by the u.s. to impose a unilateral arms embargo the same department said it was appalled by the brutal violence in the five year civil war human rights watch has also called for a weapons ban and warned that south sudan's warring parties are continuing to recruit child soldiers have a morgan has the latest from juba. this is not the first report that has been put out by human rights watch on child recruitment in south sudan it says that children as young as thirteen has been have have been recruited to fight in the conflict which is now in its fifth year unicef also put out a report in late ten fifteen saying that there are sixteen thousand children who are recruited by armed groups now that report has changed into late in twenty seven to reflect new figures which says that more than one nine hundred thousand children have been recruited by armed groups in the conflict this is a this is a problem that has bee

it's a small palestinian village on the west bank, a sharp thorn in the side of its occupier, israel. the people here refuse to give in to israel's overwhelming power. for some israelis, that makes them terrorists. an israeli soldier shot mohammed tamimi, 15 years old, in the face with a rubber coated metal bullet. surgeons took the bullet out of mohammed's brain, along with part of his skull. the tamimifamily lead the protests in the village, many of them have been imprisoned by israel for security offences. mohammed was jailed for three months last year. he was rushed to hospital after he was shot during a demonstration in nebi saleh, on the 15th december. the village was protesting against president trump's decision to recognise jerusalem as israel's capital. ahed tamimi, his cousin, a seasoned activist at 16 years old, told two israeli soldiers to get off her family's property, she'd just heard, wrongly, that mohammed had died. after one soldier swatted her away, she slapped him. once the video had gone viral, ahed with arrested with her mother nariman, who did the filming. they'r

not many go on to the west bank. my question is, can you describe for us a little that your efforts to have members of congress give a clearer picture of what the situation is? husam: yes, this is an important question. you are right. the way the truth has been blocked here and the concerted efforts to actually make sure there is only one side of the coin presented, one side of the narrative and story -- and that is not the israeli side. it's the minority who are the money and the organization. we haven't been doing as much in few arena in the last decades, but that is not because we don't want to see them. but things have been changing and him are the last few years, we have been receiving several new u.s. congress visitors. i myself received a several u.s. senators, congressmen, when i was the strategical advisor over the last year and the year before. ginning to happen. i do not want to reveal much, but there is no a concerted effort to send many. in the past, i think many of the commerce men and women would not f

we also condemn the recent terrorist attack in the west bank settlement. there is never a excuse for terror. our thoughts are with the families and friends of the victim, as we are with all those who have been affected by violence. every israeli and palestinian has the right to live in peace and security. there is also a right to dignity, and we condemn kidnappings as well as ask would prevent families from being able to properly grieve for their loved ones. we will continue to press all sides to refrain from engaging in or encouraging incitement, hateful action, or language. this only serves to stir up prejudice and takes us further from the goal of achieving peace. in that regard, it is unacceptable for anyone to deny the legitimacy of the connection of either the jewish or palestinian people to the land. inflammatory and on help for rhetoric on both sides corrodes mutual respect and undermines prospects for peace. we call on both parties to act with restraint and to show bold leadership. only when both parties reject violence and work together to and st

the palestinians in the west bank suffer greatly. too many have died and too mach potential has been lost in this conflict. we are joined here today by palestinian authority, president abbas, i'm sorry he declined to stay in the chamber hear the others others. even though he has left the room, i will address the balance of my remarks to him. president abbas, when the new american administration came into the office last january, we did so against the fresh back drap of the passage of security council resolution 2334. in the waning days of the previous american administration, the united states made a serious error in allowing that resolution to pass. resolution 2334 was wrong on many levels. i'm not going to get into the substance now but beyond the substance, pratt its -- perhaps its biggest flaw was encourages the false notion that israel can be pushed into a deal that undermines its vital interests, damaging the prospect for peace by increasing midst trust between the israelis and palestinians. in the last year the united states h

bank in search of the killer all israeli west bank settlements are illegal under international law. meanwhile a funeral has been held for a teenager who was killed in one of those raids carried out by israeli forces one thousand year old man was shot in geneva on saturday another palestinian man was shot dead and several others injured in of the right last month. you without is there are still ahead for you it's a nice racially motivated shooting one man is still in intensive care in the town of much a rotter. also we take a ride on santa goes out in the passenger train as plans made for a new life running right across africa. hello there we've got plenty of clouds piling its way into the middle east at the moment you can see it on the satellite picture working its way through parts of turkey and then toppling its way down through parts of iraq as well now there's not really a great deal of rain on this system the what's the weather is in the northern parts of turkey that will gradually then retreat its way further towards the northeast this area of cloud there will just sink a bit

at home in the west bank her father passed them to me is now following her trial bassam rejects charges that the family was exploiting the video for political means he says they were only recording what happened. we want to show the world was the cry of them in the land was the victim we committed to protect ourselves because if there is no come about he will look bad like how much before twenty minutes we use coming up because it's part of what we want in the. nonviolent resistance now our head is being tried by an israeli military court cases twelve charges including assault and incitement a mother also faces trial for aiding her this is where it all happened the village of not be sadly in the occupied west bank close by the jewish settlement of had a mish settlers there have taken control of the villages water source a much of the land prompting years of protest. from a young age i had to mimi has been seen online defiantly confronting israeli soldiers the protests often end with the palestinians throwing stones and the israeli army responding with rubber bullets and tear gas. on the

in jenin in the occupied west bank was accused of killing rabbi. in an illegal israeli outpost on general knife two other palestinians were killed and raised during the manhunt a live now to him and khan who's in our west jerusalem bureau so in rome what more do we know about this. well we know that the raid took place in the very early hours all the tuesday morning while i witnesses are telling us is that at least seventy jeeps and two bulldozers went in to young moon there was a live shooting life shooting going on this is very confusing situation as to exactly when the man who is wanted for the killing of the settler rabbi was actually shot but we are hearing there are still israeli forces in the area that there are all clashes taking place as these very forces withdrawing now when all of this started to take place in the early hours as i say all tuesday morning we are seeing a lot of take gas being used and also we're hearing about a number of palestinian people being injured in those at least one with a stun grenade and several with take gas a

our reporter was at the court in the e west bank. reporter: after a two-hour trial, we heard from the lawyer for ahed tamimi, but it was a preliminary hearing that she sat through. i saw her for a short time, a short time that journalists and diplomats were allowed to remain in the court. she seemed in good spirits. she did not give evidence today. it was not that kind of hearing. it was all preliminary matters, including, we hear the defense saying there were too many cases, it was too large, and some of the offenses were for things that happened long ago. they were trying to clear out some of those offenses. but they have a larger defense strategy. she hasly two hours, been taken back into custody. they are, in a sense, putting the occupation on trial. it is not just ahed tamimi's trial. they are said the occupation is illegal. it is a military occupation and temporary, butut after 50 yearss no longer temporary. therefore, if the occupation is illegal, so is the military hearing. they are challenging the whole idea of this court, t

bank know. this is far from isolated it's part of the clear policy of using dogs as kind of an advance team during home raids of palestinians there is also a high profile case in twenty fifteen of a sixteen year old from the southern town of beit omar also a town that's under pressure from from jewish settlers where he his home was raided by an israeli dog unit this is a sixteen year old named him he was badly mauled by a dog you know these dogs apply two thousand pounds of pressure per square inch and israeli soldiers were taunting him on video there's actually video of this incident and now he. and the palestinian human rights group all hawk are suing not israel but actually the dutch company for winds canine which supplied those dogs and has supplied what it calls biting dogs to the israeli military for violating u.n. conventions on companies operating in conflict zones so this is a very significant lawsuit and it speaks to a wider policy of what the israeli dissident journalist gideon levy c

a boomer's and cannot deliver cannot deliver is hardly controlling the west bank details of her muscle controlling the gaza strip zone not to recognize the or slow agreement zone not. zone not willing to denounce to all and. their government between the p.l.o. and is with so you're saying you cannot strike a peace deal just for the west bank overlooking gaza and hamas i'm saying in this moment unfortunately you cannot reach diploma meant peace however what we should do today is keep the two state solution life keep it as a potential future the solution and there is a lot that can be done on both sides on interim steps and if i were in a position of. the us media it or. i wouldn't try and as a secured failure i would. in term of a solution in term agreement that will keep the two state solution in life and i give you some palmettos. from. beyond the security line the other side. continue to build in the blocks that everybody understands that will be in the future of israel develop the palestinian economy the palestinian civil society bottom up. to create a state that will not be another

bank as part of a three nation tour to strengthen ties with the middle east these are live pictures coming to us here at al-jazeera of the indian prime minister there in ramallah let's get more now from bernard smith who joins us from ramallah bernard let's talk first about the palestinians one of the having to get out of this visit do you think. well first of all happy that this is the first time an indian prime minister has come to the occupied territories and he's not doing it on the back of a visit to israel nobody was in israel last year instead he's doing modi's doing it as part of the middle east and gulf states he's just flown in from jordan flown over into the occupied west bank from jordanian the jordanian side it's a very very short visit just three hours modi is going to be in town but as i say sigman symbolically significant for the palestinians that he's coming as part of this middle east trip the palestinians are also hoping somehow that the indian prime minister will support them as becoming part of the sort of multilateral forum that the palestinians are trying to c

janine in the occupied west bank and i was accused of killing rabbi. in an illegal israeli outpost on january ninth two other palestinians were killed in raids during the manhunt. for firefighters in iran are battling a fire inside the ministry of energy building in tehran local media saying the blaze broke out on monday in the basement people in the vicinity of the fire have been forced to leave. syria's government has deployed new anti aircraft missiles to the front lines in aleppo and italy where it's battling rebel fighters here is seen an escalation in fighting an aerial bombing recently with hundreds of civilians killed in the new weapons fall of the downing of a russian fighter jet by rebels on saturday that's the news the stream is next. ahead of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed. the state of the economy this is easily news biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft. we bring you the stories the economic world we live in the cost at this time zero. in the strain. on al-jazeera today with t.v. not w

which is the occupied west bank. that serves the residence, settlers, of judea and samaria, and the residence of the state of israel, i.e., linking the west bank to israel via a system of infrastructure and a system of roads. this is not a government that is rejecting the two-state solution by words. this is a government that is rejecting the two-state solution id needs, action, every day. murdering the possibility, burying it deep underground. and it is not circumstantial evidence we are talking about. it's clear, it's unambiguous. and people forget just not to focus on on the netanyahu government. people forget that the israeli prime minister back then came kicking and screaming to the middle east peace conference. it was only after president bush senior, father, threatened to withhold $10 billion that he came kicking and screaming jerk and he famously said back then that, by the way, shamir is netanyahu's mentor. this is something netanyahu says. i would have conducted negotiations on autonomy for ten years, and i

bank in search of the killer or israeli west bank settlements are illegal under international law. meanwhile a funeral has been held for a teenager who was killed in one of those rights carried out by israeli forces and i'd seen your old man was shot in june on saturday another palestinian man was shot dead and several others injured in other rights last month. and watching al-jazeera still ahead its unease racially motivated shooting one man is still in intensive care in the town of much errata. and take a ride on senegal's only passenger train us and made a new line running right across africa. hello there is still rather cold for many of us in the southeastern parts of china the temperatures we're trying to recover i think we'll get up to around five in shanghai on monday but then the winds pick up a little bit once more and this time of temperatures will only be topping at around three still cool for the south as well so hong kong struggling to get to around fourteen it is mild a force in hanoi our temperatures about eighteen out towards the west and there's a lot of cloud that

was assaulted during a west bank raid by israeli defense forces they were searching for another man altogether the alleged killer of an israeli man who bears the same surname. and here we can show you the extent of the injuries sustained during the morning the schoolteacher is expected to require further treatment including a skin graft to one of his arms he's also been left with a leg injury so cut that on that's what i woke up when i heard explosions i looked at my house door and it had been destroyed by an i.d.f. bomb and after that there were several other explosions that destroyed the windows and damaged the house i went immediately to my children's room and we gathered after that there was another explosion that was drawing the bedroom door i saw a dog it started to attack me and bite my shoulder and then it started to bite my leg and i was screaming the palestinian school teacher was allegedly attacked in front of his children and wife. this incident has had a psychological factor on my husband my children and myself i am staring at this hospital and i see he waking up at night shaking.

that was assaulted in the west bank during a raid conducted by the israeli defense forces they were searching for another man the alleged open israeli who has the same surname. now here we can assure you the extent of the injuries sustained during the morning. the schoolteacher is expected to require further treatment including a skin graft to one of his arms he's also been left with a leg injury as a result of this incident. so cut that on the sort of thing i woke up when i heard explosions i looked at my house door and it had been destroyed by an i.d.f. bomb and after that there were several other explosions that destroyed the windows and damaged the house i went immediately to my children's room and we gathered after that there was another explosion that destroyed the bedroom door i saw a dog it started to attack me and bite my shoulder and then it started to bite my leg and i was screaming. the palestinian schoolteacher was allegedly attacked in front of his wife and young children his wife says she tried to shield the children and protect her husband has said it earlier and i have seen t

bank a white house correspondent camilli health reports. this is one of the major obstacles to mideast peace construction of israeli settlements in the occupied west bank more than one hundred forty built since nine hundred sixty seven considered illegal under the geneva conventions we have been very clear about this that. additional settlement activity unrestrained settlement activity does not advance the prospect for peace but earlier in the week the united states found itself dismissing reports from israel suggesting just the opposite that the two countries were discussing the possibility of israel and the mixing jewish settlements in the occupied west bank in a statement the white house said the united states and israel have never discussed such a proposal and the president's focus remains squarely on his israeli palestinian peace initiative the mere suggestion of u.s. support for annexation has intensified palestinian anger over the trabant ministrations peace efforts the december recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital shut down

bank they were searching for the alleged killer of an israeli man who has the same surname as juror you can see the extent of some of the injuries he sustained during the morning the school teacher is expected to require further treatment including a skin graft on his arm he also has a leg injury so covered on the sort i woke up when i heard explosions i looked at my house door and it had been destroyed by an i.d.f. bomb and after that there were several other explosions that destroyed the windows and damaged the house i went immediately to my children's room and we gathered after that there was another explosion that destroyed the bedroom door i saw a dog it started to attack me and bite my shoulder and then it started to bite my leg and i was screaming. well mr girard was allegedly attacked in front of his wife and young children. a third earlier this incident has had a psychological effect on my husband my children and myself i am staring at this hospital with them and i see he will waken up at night shaking and trembling of years as the eldest son also wakes up screaming about h

bank they were searching for the alleged killer of an israeli man who has the same surname as gerard you can see the extent of some of the injuries he sustained during the morning mr is expected to require further treatment including a skin graft on his arm he also has a leg injury. so cut that on the sort of the day i woke up when i heard explosions i looked at my house door and it had been destroyed by an i.d.f. bomb and after that there were several other explosions that destroyed the windows and damaged the house i went immediately to my children's room and we gathered after that there was another explosion that destroyed the bedroom door i saw a dog it started to attack me and bite my shoulder and then it started to bite my leg and i was screaming. oh mr juror was allegedly attacked in front of his wife and young children. this incident has had a psychological impact on my husband my children and who i so i am staring at and was hospitalized and i see he waking up at night shaking. the eldest son also wakes up screaming that he is and the little one is waiting he was a terrifyin

bank know this is far from isolated it's part of a clear policy of using dogs as kind of an advance team during home raids of palestinians there is also a high profile case in twenty fifteen of a sixteen year old from the southern town of beit omar also a town that's under pressure from from jewish settlers where he his home was raided by an israeli dog unit this is a sixteen year old named him he was badly mauled by a dog you know these dogs apply two thousand pounds of pressure per square inch and israeli soldiers were taunting him on video there's actually video of this incident and now he. and the palestinian human rights group are suing not israel but actually the dutch company for winds canine which supplied those dogs and has supplied what it calls biting dogs to the israeli military for violating u.n. conventions on companies operating in conflict zones so this is a very significant lawsuit and it speaks to a wider policy of what the israeli dissident journalist gideon levy calls lynching by dog. and eight hundred percent increase the u.s. military plans to radically boost i