when we look at home invasions, invasions of palestinian towns and villages on a daily basis, like jenin, where shireen was shot and killed, all of this is intended to make palestinians feel they cannot lift their head up. how would we do it? we would send soldiers like me into the palestinian cities, into their homes. when we look at rules of engagement, when are we allowed, when are we not allowed, there is a set of orders of what we are allowed to do, how and when soldiers are allowed to open fire against palestinians. but in the end, when we look at what is happening on the ground, we have testimonies of soldiers. you are in a city, and there is violence against soldiers in many cases, you will see the rules are different. i will give you an example. a commander of a brigade a few years ago was thrown on his car by a palestinian youth. he exits the car and shoots that palestinian in his back while he is escaping, not a threat anymore. this commander is still a commander, progressed with zero accountability. this is the guy who gives orders to soldiers on rules of engagement and compl

shireen was shot in the head by israeli forces while she was on an assignment in jenin. on the day of her funeral, israeli forces stormed the procession in beaded mourners, causing pallbearers to almost drop her casket. members of the international community have condemned her killing and call for an investigation. she was with al jazeera for 25 years covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known at the -- is the voice of palestine. still had, -- ahead, rescue accurate -- efforts continue in southern mexico after hurricane agatha. the democrat of congo is the most neglected for the first time in five years -- their time in five years. ♪ >> winter proper, it snowed and snowed fairly heavily. 20 to 40 centimeters in many places which caused it to be colder and produce artificial snow to be on top of that. the real cold has gone eastward. the air is coming up from the south. you have nighttime lows, freezing, in melbourne. it will not be cold in the mountains itself. on friday there may be one or two snow showers, but the next band of rain, which might give

israeli forces have shot dead three palestinians and injured 10 others during a raid in the city of jenin in the occupied west bank. al jazeera reports 30 israeli military vehicles took part in the operation. last month, al jazeera reporter shireen abu akleh was shot dead while covering another israeli raid in jenin. earlier this week, "the washington post" became the latest news outlet to conclude she was shot by israeli forces despite israel's initial denial. meanwhile, an israeli politician has sparked outcry after publicly saying he wishes there was a way to get rid of all palestinians. israel's deputy religious affairs minister matan kahana said in a televised speech -- "if there was a button i could press that would take all the arabs and put them on a train to switzerland, i would." and in news from egypt, the imprisoned egyptian activist alaa abd el-fattah is approaching his 11th week on hunger strike to protest the harsh conditions he is held under at cairo's tora prison. earlier this week, one of alaa's sisters, saana seif, described her brother's dire situation. >> i brother is

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mostly dead. hundreds of furious and palestinians, it took to the streets of the west bank city of jenin. after 3 you were killed and 10 more injured. any raid by israeli forces, claiming to be searching for weapons. incident comes amid a u. s. play for israel to de escalate. tensions in the region, head of a visit next by president biden, next month. and an american official responsible for middle east relations reportedly asked israeli authorities to suspend evictions house demolitions and conduction of military operations. but as of today they are clearly still taking place in the palestinian areas of the west bank and east jerusalem. palestinian administration which controls the 2 areas remain unhappy with israel's actions and us policy towards the conflict and demanding the end of a tax and other human rights violations. the u. s. wants to visit to take place in a good atmosphere different than the one. now, if the israelis don't stop there, unilateral action the situation, syria rates and becomes much worse. alright. israeli israel, excuse me, has said that it is ready to make conc

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west bank. shillinger barclay was shot in the head by his really forces while she was on assignment in jenin. on the day of a funeral is really forced to storm the procession and started beating mourners, causing pall bearers. thomas drop her casket that didn't stop thousands of palestinians from marching through, bite east jerusalem to take part in her funeral and burial members of the international community. have condemned her killing and continue to call for an investigation. a blocker was with al jazeera for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine. still had an hour to see that the u. e detains the got to brothers to wealthy businessman, facing corruption charges in south africa. ah, the journey has begun. the 34 world copies on its way to catherine book, your travel package today. hello, we have seen some very heavy rain fall into our japan recently. i'm pleased to say things will improve over the next couple of days that you guys send i with around a 112 millimeters of re all tied in with their seasonal front. you can see how tha

it was israeli forces that shot and killed abu akleh on may 11 as she covered an israeli raid on the jenin refugee camp in the west bank. this week, secretary of state antony blinken was confronted by a journalist over the biden administration's continued support for israel and saudi arabia after the killing of journalists, including jamal khashoggi and shireen abu akleh. >> what is or not accountability in saudi arabia for murdering journalists? it is one of the most dangerous places to be a journalist. >> i deplore the loss of shi reen. she was a remarkable journalist and american citizen, as you'll know. we are determined to follow the fact think it the truth of what happened. >> [indiscernible] >> they have not yet been established. we are looking for an independent, credible investigation. amy: blinken was questioned by journalist abby martin. following blinken's remarks, the biden administration said on thursday that israel should lead the investigation into abu akleh's killing. the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin has met with china's minister of national defense. their pair had

at the time of her death, she was covering an israeli military raid in the jenin refugee camp . "the times" found "that the bullet that killed ms. abu akleh was fired from the approximate location of the israeli military convoy, most likely by a soldier from an elite unit." last week, al jazeera reported the bullet that abu akleh was a u.s.-made bullet designed to pierce armor that's used by the israeli military. unprecedented rain has killed at least 116 people in india and bangladesh. millions of people have been displaced from their homes or trapped by flooding. on fday, one area of india recorded almost 40 inches of rain in a single day. one of bangladesh's largest airports is under water. thfloodingomes just a month after catastrophic flooding in northeastern bangladesh left 4 million people homeless, including 1.6 million children. thisomes as india is facing record-breaking heat that has devastated wheat production as well as the mango harvest. in other signs of the global climate emergency, temperatures in iran soared to 126 degrees fahrenheit monday. last week the heat

weeks after the killing of journalist shireen abu akleh and injury of her colleague ali sammoudi in jenin on 11 may 2022, it is deeply disturbing that israeli authorities have not conducted a criminal investigation. israel has denied its soldiers targeted abu akleh. it also called again for the palestinians to share access to the fatal bullet. the palestinians have refused, saying they do not trust the israelis to conduct a legitimate investigation. record-breaking heat has hit more highs today, all around the northern hemisphere. cities in northern china had readings of 107 degrees. in the russian arctic, it was nearly 90 on thursday, and 15 states across the u-s had highs of 100 degrees. scientists say the extreme heat this early in the year is likely linked to climate change. the people of surfside, florida marked one year today since 98 people were killed when a condominium tower collapsed. first dy jill biden was among those honoring the victims at the now-cleared site where the 12-story building once stood. the cause of the collapse is still under investigation. and, wall street clo

shooting al jazeera journalist shireen abu akleh last month as she covered an israeli military raid in the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank. earlier today, a spokesperson for the u.n. human rights office said -- "all information we have gathered is consistent with the finding that the shots that killed abu akleh and injured her colleague ali sammoudi came from israeli security forces and not from indiscriminate firing by armed palestinians." in ecuador, indigenous protesters tried to storm the national assembly in quito on thursday on the 11th day of demonstrations against right-wing president guillermo lasso's economic policies and rising fuel prices. at least four protesters have been killed so far and nearly 100 injured. the protests have been led by the confederation of indigenous nationalities of ecuador, or conai. this is the group's leader leonidas iza. >> the house of culture has been taken by force by the people. it is the first triumph, brothers and sisters. with the national government a saint simply in their hands. we are not going to lose the north. they have tried to as

she was shot dead while reporting from the jenin refugee camp in the occupied westbank hours after her death israeli government began circulating video suggesting she was likely shot by a palestinian fighter. but it later changed that account saying it's possible it soldiers may have killed her palestinian president mahard our boss rejected the proposal for a joint investigation with israel citing a lack of trust. so aly forces attacked mourners at a funeral. may 13th israel has yet to make an investigation into the incident. public media outlets associated press and cnn announced their own investigations that found a barclay was likely killed by israeli fire. a palestinian authority prob, found a barclay was deliberately killed vice ready forces. on the same day, al jazeera said it would file a case with the i c. c. and on june, the 9th, the palestinian foreign minister took the results of its investigation to the i. c . c, live now to in the day abraham in ramallah, in the occupied west by look on a reaction of people are, are we seeing there to leave? what the latest information tha