they have divided the west bank by. busy was the movement of palestinian had been far more restricted, much of the land has been stolen. 700000 settlers have and now reside in the west bank. and so it's all me, all these things will not allow for a situation similar to what we saw and 1987. now the 2nd intifada here allow me just explain a little bit at the 2nd, the father was actually in an armed resistance between the palestinian authority and as a security forces. and i read out your ration force. and now what we see today is that a lot of individual acts by palestinian. thank you so much for coming. the program, we're just to right out of time, but we do appreciate it. our account of the hour could newspaper live. i'll are too many. thanks until law western back policies are a source of discontent in asia, as well as pakistan's national occurrence gets plummeted to a historic low against the u. s. dollar. in recent days, after the washington based international monetary fund pushed islamabad to lift exchange rate co

say that one person has died during a riot by israeli settlers in the west bank. they say a group of settlers set fire to cars and some 30 homes. that was just hours after a palestinian gunmen shot and killed 2 settlers on sunday. the attacks are part of worsening violence in the region and happened as is really and palestinian officials met in jordan to de escalate tension. holes for come did not last long in the we spank. just hours after to israeli brothers was shot deed in the car. scores of israeli settlers began rioting near the town of hoarder, apparently in response to the killings which is riley officials described as a palestinian terror attack. the rioters began bending palestinian homes, cars, and businesses. there lived out about what's happening is the burning of an entire village for you. this is what they do. a lot of dozens of shops and houses were broken and burned. these will save houses and they were destroyed by about 4 to 500 settlers, with people from the army for their protection. palestinian officials say one man was shot dead by israeli f

both settlers themselves, both calling in the past for annexation of the west bank. nothing official coming from them, but other members of their party definitely coming out in support of the actions last night. quite alarming. quite surprising. a prominent member of that coalition, the chairman of the national security committee, actually come out has come out and support, in fact, saying that it has more of a deterrence effect than we've seen in the west bank in the last 2 decades. so these kind of this kind of ratcheting up of tensions, certainly a concern here. everyone wondering where this is headed. rebecca raiders in jerusalem, thank you. russian president vladimir putin has claimed that ukraine's allies are planning to dismantle russia. a claim that western countries have dismissed. in an interview on state television aired on sunday, mister putin said that russia had no choice but to take into account nato's nuclear capabilities. he went on to accuse nato members of taking part in russia's conflict indirectly by supplying ukraine with arms with. now, as we'v

mohammed: israel says it will step up its raids against palestinians in the occupied west bank, including east jerusalem. israeli forces have killed dozens of palestinians this year but is diplomacy enough? what needs to be done to stop the bloodshed? this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. for months, israeli forces have been conducting nightly rage across -- nightly rates across the occupied west bank. this has led to repeated confrontations and the deaths of more than 45 palestinians and at least 11 israeli so far this year. israel says the military raids are meant to stop attacks against israelis, but palestinians view it as another example of its violent occupation. on sunday, prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced its government would step up those nightly rates. we will get to our guests in a moment. first this report from west jerusalem. reporter: don raids is how they have been operating recently. israeli forces moving fast while palestinians sleep. in the last few weeks, this has become a daily routine and occupied east jerusalem and the rest of the occupied

on d w with this is d, w. news live from berlin, fresh violence in the west bank and is really american man has been shot dead in the parent drive by shooting. this follows riots by israeli settlers that killed one palestinian man. and that follows 2 days after day, rather after 2 israeli settlers were killed on sunday. also coming up results trickle in from the jury presidential election with the top 3 contenders. still in a tight race. what delays and disruptions have entrusted the vote. and football, sorry lino messy when people talk mil player award of the for the 7th time. ah until welcome to the program. we begin with a fresh wave of violence in the west bank this time near the city of jericho and is really american men has been killed. and what these really army has called a drive by shooting on a highway near the city. they have dubbed it a terror attack and are searching for the culprit. the incident comes a day after 2 is really were killed by a palestinian gun in the west bank town of war. israeli settlers responded by attacking palestinian homes and property in the area, kil

west bank, including janine, including the camp, and anywhere else in the west bank? how do you designate down what? kind of designation to give palestinians in the west bank? >> that they reside in those territories. >> totally separate from the rest of the world? as they are in a different planet are they occupiers do you subscribe to the fact that they are under military occupation it's a simple question. are they under occupation. >> let me say a few things. >> are they occupied, or not occupied what is the status to give palestinians at this moment? >> the recent period has seen a strong -- >> i'm not talking about a recent period. i'm saying legally. how are they designated in the west bank. what is their status. >> i understand the question you are asking. as we have said, previously, it is vital for both sides to take action to greater loss, and we condemn any violence, escalation, or provocation. >> i don't envy him and his job, but the not answer shows how little there is left to pretend that the situation is anything other than what it is. richard brio is a

also in the occupied west bank, a suspected palestinian gunmen shot dead. another is riley, all this turmoil erupting on the heels of an emergency summit in jordan, where his riley and palestinian officials agreed on measures to trying to cool things down. but the ongoing violence, putting any efforts of de escalation on shaky ground. emily roses reuters corresponded based in jerusalem. she gave us her view of the reports of violence throughout the day. so it's been a shocking our 40 hours, very violent tensions are just escalating in the west bank at a rapid pace. and even in just the past few hours, there was another shooting near jericho, which killed and duel is really american citizen. tensions of really reached a boiling point and now looks like both sides and the government are really trying to get control over the spirals. so it seems to be a very volatile situation there at the moment. what have been the reaction so far throughout the day? so actually, just in the past couple of hours, we've seen the un security council say that it's going to call

israeli forces have been conducting nightly raids across the occupied west bank. this is led to repeated confrontations and the deaths of more than $45.00 palestinians and at least 11 israelis so far this year. israel says the military raids are meant to stop attacks against israelis, but palestinians view it as another example of its violent occupation. and on sunday, prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced his government will step up those nightly rates. we'll get to our guests in a moment, but 1st, this report from sally hide out in western iceland stone raises how they've been operating recently. israeli forces move in fast while palestinian fleet in the last few weeks. this is become a daily routine and occupied east jerusalem. and the rest of the occupied west bank this time, the ceiling, the family home, palestinian has been cut aka. on friday, the father of 3 slammed his car into a bus stop near the illegal settlements of remote. 3 israelis were killed, including 2 sibling children. on sunday, the weekly cabinet meeting turned its attention to the freq

tom bateman, bbc news, occupied west bank. belarusian president and long—time moscow ally alexander lukashenko will arrive in beijing on tuesday for a three—day state visit. this amid intense scrutiny of china's close ties with russia and its position on the ukraine war. a staunch supporter of russian president vladimir putin, lukashenko is expected to voice support for beijing's peace plan after russia's invasion of ukraine. for more, we can speak now to einar tangen, senior fellow at the taihe institute whojoins me now from beijing. thank you forjoining us on the programme. if i could ask you, what do you think the priorities of this trip are for president lukashenko? president lukashenko is being put forward as an all—around visit, but obviously given the circumstances i think both sides are trying to feel out how they will approach any kind of peace process. obviously the chinese president is anxious to bring in russia and its allies before it starts making overtures to europe and ukraine. can before it starts making

we begin with a fresh wave of violence in the west bank. this time near the city of jericho and is really american men has been killed in what these railey army has called a drive by shooting on the highway near the city. they have dropped it a terror attack and are searching for the culprit. the incident comes a day after 2 israelis were killed by a palestinian gunman in the west bank town of wal right. is really settlers responded to by attacking palestinian homes and property in the area, killing one palestinian men are correspondent rebecca richards, who is in the region sent us this report. another stand off on the streets of her laura, just as we arrive. so does this is riley settler, who gets out of his car to confront a group of palestinians surrounded by the foreign press, israeli soldiers intervene pension. we're still really high hearing who are away standing at the entrance to the can even say that increase military presence. this is one of them i thought that was trying to get from the settlement of it to jerusalem and i using

ah ah ah ah ah, this is dw news lie, but from berlin. tit for tat violence in the west bank in israeli man has been killed in new shooting. it follows attacked by israeli settlers that left one palestinian man dead. that violence came after 2 is railey sellers, were shot dead on sunday, also coming up a break through to resolve one of breaks. it's 30th legacies, e u and u. k. leaders announcing a tentative deal to govern trade for northern ireland. and the search continues for survivors of an overcrowded migrant vessel, smashed to pieces in rough seas. off the italian coast, we understand at least 80 people have been rescued, but dozens are thought to have doth ah, i'm bring. gov is good to have you with us on this monday and we begin with more violence in the west bank this time near the palestinian city of jericho. the israeli army says in israeli man, was killed in a drive by shooting on a highway near the city that they have dubbed it to a terrorist attack and are searching for the suspect. this incident comes a day after 2 was rallies, were killed by a palestinian government in th

the west bank, of course being land that palestinians see as their future state. we have nearly 500000 settlers living in the west bank and violence is very common, but seems like last night are not very common. phil. you mentioned the retaliate potential retaliation attack after the 2 settlers were rammed yesterday by palestinian and then shot dead that palestinian still on the run. and there is a man hunt being conducted. so this is definitely a very alarming situation. and people who are very concerned about this bargaining out of control, particularly as we're coming up to quite a tense time here with the begin beginning of ramadan towards the end of march. okay, so we'd be seeing some quite dramatic or pictures as, as you were speaking, or rebecca jokers through the reactions and tell us more about what the politicians are people concerned been say there been as much reaction as you might expect. phil we've, we've last night. benjamin netanyahu prime minister benjamin netanyahu did release a video statement where he called for. com. he said, we know, i know t

she is in the west bank. i mean, who are the side, the town where that attack took place a little over 24 hours ago. huh. it was in response to as you mentioned, a ramming attack and a shooting that happened. if you can see behind me just where that mos gave that with that incident happened and that in, in what is being called a retaliation attack. we saw hundreds of settlers marching through this. who are a village is a major sorrow, calling from the it's a settlement through to israel. behind us you can see a very heavy military presence all the way coming into the town. it was lined with military checkpoints have been set up. it's difficult to get in or out of the region, but it is still possible. this is the only route going in this direction and that'll have been using it just just before we came life much, you might have the pictures that you can show. we actually saw a car full of fiddles arrived, one of the settlers that got out of the car and came towards the palestinian fe regarding each other and a

during his visit to israel in the occupied west bank last month, u. s. secretary of state lincoln, discuss the importance of a 2 state solution with top israeli and palestinian officials. of course this is nothing new. we hear this rhetoric from us administrations all the time. many analysts have said that the biden administration doesn't really want to engage in this conflict any longer. what would the us have to do in order to actually move the needle on this front? well, the us obviously does want to gauge with this conflict. and secretary lincoln's visit was one along with it in the same week of national security advisor, a director bill burns. so i would start by taking strong issue with the idea by ministration given up on this conflict or for some reason. doesn't want to do it anymore. the 2nd point to answer your question more directly with us would have to do, i think, is to continue to work with both sides with all sides actually including outside air partners, to diffuse tensions, rather than aggregate them. actions that any side would take

we begin in the middle east and more violence in the occupied west bank. this time near the city of jericho, israeli american mom has been killed in his car during a drive by shooting is ready for suicide. palestinian gunmen targeted several vehicles before fleeing. see, the incident comes the day after 2 is ravens were killed by a palestinian in the west bank town of how warren israeli settlers responded by attacking palestinian homes and property in the area, killing one palestinian man, a correspondent, rebecca ritter's father's report. another stand off on the streets of horror just as we arrive. so does this is riley settler, who gets out of his car to confront a group of palestinians surrounded by the foreign press, israeli soldiers intervened pension. we're still really high here in who are we standing at the entrance to the can even increase military present. this is one of the mines are trying to get from the settlement of it to jerusalem and a using and you can see the cars honking every time a car come through. he threw his provocation. really,

and more than 200 people were killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank and gaza last year. as, according to the latest reports by the palestinian health ministry. with july from our studio here in moscow, you're watching our see international. my name is peter scott. here with all the latest this friday afternoon, and we start off in the upper georgia beach and where according to reports from local officials, a police officer has died in a car bomb explosion. the blast happened in the city of antarctica door and you can see the latest pictures from the scene here. there's no information yet on what caused the explosion or who could be behind it. however, the regions of is upper osha and kept on. i have previously seen similar incidents with russia saying the local authorities and activists are being targeted by the ukrainian secret services. the town of a near the guy is also close to this approach. it nuclear power plants, which both sides have accused each other of shelling. and that's the latest news from the don bus, from lines authorities in the done. yes. republic say

but the west bank is burning. this feels like a moment of growing danger. tom bateman, bbc news, occupied west bank. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... south korea's real—life squid game how south korea reality tv going global. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier, and so my heart went bang, bang, bang! the constitutional - rights of these marches are their rights as citizens of the united states, - and they should be protected, even in the right to test them | out so that they don'tl get their heads broken and are sent to hospital. this religious controversy — i know you don't want to say too much about it — but does it worry you that it's going to boil up? oh, i

tom bateman, bbc news, occupied west bank. the republican governor of florida ron de santis has taken control of a special tax district that includes the themepark walt disney world which had been largely self—governing. last year disney criticised some of his conservative policies when he signed the bill, he said today the corporate kingdom finally comes to an end. peter bowes gave me more details about the bill. this is a bill now a law that essentially ends the special status of disney, the sprawling complex around orlando, that gave it special rights to self—governance so that in terms of some local utilities, it has its own firefighting and tax issues all within the control of disney. now originally the theory was to take some of the tax burden off local communities when this complex was first devised and envisioned several decades ago. what the governor has done now is essentially to impose a board that will overrule this particular self—governance situation. so a board that will be appointed and we know some of th

i think we are seeing the west bank bubbling, and we are facing warnings. >> the heightened violence in the region has coincided with the election of israel's most hard-line government in years with ultranationalist and benjamin netanyahu's cabinet pushing for action against palestinian militants. >> turkey and northern syria are taking stock of a series of devastating earthquakes in recent weeks. at least 46,000 people were killed, but the real numbers likely higher. in northern syria, people are picking up the pieces amid scenes of absolute carnage. >> a few days after the first earthquake, this family returned to their damaged house. when the second quake hit on monday, they ran outside as part of it collapsed. >> this earthquake has ruined our livelihoods. what can we do? we just want the kids to be safe. our house is ruined, but at least our kids are ok. >> they are now living in a tent outside the house, too afraid to go back inside. it is a similar story for people across the region. >> the feeling of fear is indescribable. women were scared. children cannot sleep inside anymo

killed and more than 100 injured in a raid in the occupied west bank. this is al jazeera live. >> article five is a sacred commitment that will defend every inch of nato. >> a show of solidarity as president biden meets eastern european nato leaders. a rallying cry, president putin says moscow is fighting for its historic lands in ukraine. and we speak to the councilmember who led the battle and won against discrimination. israeli forces have shot and killed at least 11 palestinians in a raid, at least 100 and two people were injured. fighting has intensified with 61 palestinians kill since the beginning of the year. >> we are surrounded, but we won't surrender. this was the last message from this palestinian fighter. he urged palestinians to fight, but was killed shortly after in exchange of fire with israeli forces. he and another fighter spent their last hours here, surrounded in this abandoned house in the city of nablus north of the west bank. they pulled out the two men and then found a third fighter. >> they pull the two from this room. this is o

there's been more violence in the west bank today. this time near the palestine city of jericho. israeli authorities say israeli man was seriously injured in a drive by shooting on a highway near the city. these railey army have dubbed it a terror attack and searching for the culprit. and this incident comes a day after to his railways, were killed by a palestinian gunman. in the west bank town of for laura israeli settlers responded by attacking palestinian homes and property in the area. these burnt out racks of the aftermath of sundays attack by israeli settlers in the west bank residence in the town of horror say, hundreds of settlers set fire to palestinian homes, cars and businesses. one palestinian was shot dead in the violence for others badly injured. my loss of shirt leather shopped to pick up one of my employees, a child, and i saw 400 settlers setting fire to it, but they burned the containers. they burned the warehouses, burglar store house for electrical appliances, and asteroid the house, medical. but they didn't leave

for these dramatic escalation had his recent missing in the west bank with the u. s. packages of faith. president man above said that they've exhausted all means of negotiations with jerusalem. or molly's now we're just going to national community to interfere and to put more pressure on israel to stop it's policy. america told diplomat who before making a bus and that also met these railey prime minister benjamin netanyahu here in jerusalem. said that both sides to work together and trying to de escalate the situation on the ground and reduce tensions. but israel things to be very determined in fighting hard. what i sees as, as tara thread. so figured out that there will be more tensions and even more dramatic escalation and as a warren. yeah, men fueled by western weapons supplies to saudi arabia, drugs on a british government lawyer has argued in favor of continuing arm sales to re add while being grilled as the u. k. is high courts. the barrister says it's hard for the saudi military to avoid committee war crimes and blame that on the many rebels who said tacti

tom bateman, bbc news, hawara, in the occupied west bank. the republican governor of florida, ron desantis, has taken control of a special tax district that includes the vast theme park walt disney world, which had been largely self—governing. last year disney criticised some of mr desantis's conservative policies. when he signed the bill, mr desantis said, "today the corporate kingdom finally comes to an end". our north america correspondent, peter bowes, gave me more details about the bill. this is a law that essentially ends the special status of disney, the sprawling complex around orlando that gave it special rights to self—government, so in terms of some local utilities, it has its own firefighting tax issues in the control of disney. originally the theory was to take some of the tax burden off local communities when the complex was first devised and envisaged several decades ago. but what the governor has done now is essentially to impose a board that will overall this particular self—governance situation, so it is a board that

i'll post the occupied west bank. there was a statement from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his office, the said, more housing units are likely to be built in separate existing, illegal settlements. the by the ministration opposes the authorization of israeli outpost. they've erred their views against new settlements. i mean the u. s. provides billions of dollars in military israel. does the us government not care? do they not get offended by the fact that israel essentially ignores them on this issue? the question i is actually misguided because this is a conflict between 2 sides, not just one side. and you can ask a similar question about why ministration, quote unquote ignores the fact that the palestinian authority continues to subsidize terrorism against innocent israeli civilians. you can ask why the, by ministration, quote unquote ignores the fact the senior members of the palestinian authority cabinet and senior members of the organization of which more robust president is the chair, why they continue to c

but the west bank is burning. this feels like a moment of growing danger. tom bateman, bbc news, occupied west bank. let's look at some other stories in the headlines. the italian prime minister has written to eu leaders calling for immediate action to stop migrant boat departures after a vessel sunk southern coast of italy yesterday. more than 60 migrants are known to have died including several children. 200 migrants were on board, many from afghanistan, pakistan and somalia. international observers in somalia says there has been a lack of election transparency nigeria, the governing party candidate is in the lead. mexico's governments says it's received a formal request from united states to extradite ebi ere grossman, the son ofjoaquin �*el chapo' guzman. the 32—year—olds, accused of carrying on operations of his father's drug empire, one of the largest drug trafficking organisations in the world, was captured by mexican forces injanuary. as fierce fighting continues in the east of ukraine, where russian forces are trying to encircle the city of b

tom bateman, bbc news, in the occupied west bank. james: now to the u.k. where a bbc panorama investigation has under covered evidence that women are being misled and manipulated about abortion by crisis pregnant centers p the centers operate outside the national health service, and say they offer support to women dealing with unplanned pregnancies. the bbc found more than one third gave advice which could dissuade women from having abortions. contrary to national health service advice, services set abortion could increase the risk of breast cancer, infertility, and mental health problems. our correspondent reports. reporter: emma was 23 and she fat -- was 23 when she found out she was pregnant. it was not planned. she went to a crisis pregnancy advice center in belfast called stanton health care. it offers counseling and accurate medical information to women with what -- with unplanned pregnancies. emma was six weeks pregnant and could have had a medication to induce an abortion, but she said that is not wh the advisor told her. >> she said it would have

also in the occupied west bank, a suspected palestinian gunmen shot dead. another is riley, all this turmoil erupting on the heels of an emergency summit in jordan, where his riley and palestinian officials agreed on measures to try to cool things down. but the ongoing violence, putting any efforts of de escalation on shaky ground and correspondent rebecca read hers ah, filed that report, joins us now from jerusalem. rebecca, how did you experience the situation in hora? well, the situation is nothing short of tense as you saw in that report. sarah, you know the who are is a thoroughfare, it is, it is a town that is frequented by settlers to use. they use the road that goes through the town to get to settlements. as i explained in the piece to get to settlement on the other side. so they coming in direct contact with palestinians. and so it is a place that was, is considered a hot boy. we often see some settler violence there, but nothing like the scenes of sunday night where hundreds of settlers rampage through the town burning houses and cars, property an

also coming up and is really american man, is killed in a drive by shooting in the west bank. the latest victim in a search of violence in the region. and turkey president, breadth of type air to one asks for forgiveness for his government. slow responds to with birthplace, disaster and promises to rebuild devastated regions within a year. clocks argentinian football, star dental, messy winds, fif is top male player of the year award for the 7th time. ah, i'm sorry tele, welcome to the program. ukrainian forces are describing the situation in the eastern city of buck mode as extremely tense, as russian troops step up their assault. they say russia is trying to cut ukrainian supply lines to the city, forced them to surrender or withdraw back moot has become the scene of the longest running battle and rushes year long offensive. the fiercely contested area has become a symbol of ukrainian resistance. taking voc loot would be a major win for moscow even though it holds little strategic value. you. and earlier we spoke with nick connelly, our correspondent in key then asked him fo

the west bank killed $29.00 israelis including both civilians and soldiers. but how dramatic last year was it seems like 2023 is on the way to have all the reference january, the 1st month of new government that has already been called the most far right. and the country's history became the bloodiest here of the bloodiest month years for palestinians with $35.00 people killed, which is more than one death per day. the highest number since 2015 and for israel, each with 7 civilians killed in the worst terrorist attack in jerusalem since 2008 a was a terror attack near the synagogue, a one of the religious neighborhoods in east and jerusalem. publishing an authority, as well as the number of human rights organizations from both sides, plain israel, and its excessive use of fire and open fire policy during mil, reparation for these dramatic escalation. at his recent committee with the us secretary of state in the west bank, president bus said that they've exhausted all means of negotiations with jerusalem for molly's now urging the international community to in

these railey term for the west bank palestinians are outraged. the move comes as israel carries out unprecedented demolitions in the neighborhoods of east jerusalem. thousands of buildings that israel considers illegal will be turned to ruins. the settlers have their own view on how things should develop. she us hotel and it is all right to be here in the torah god promise abraham, that it is all right to be here and it doesn't matter what all the states say will leave here. we came here also 2000 years of exile and thank god we were privileged to establish a town here more than 475000 israelis leaving over 140 settlements in the west bank, which is also home to almost 3000000 palestinians. all of these settlements are illegal and international law. the palestinian authority has called the latest decision and open war against its people and is now pushing for you and security resolution to block the move israel on his part. he's working hard to convince the u. s. and it's western partners to veto this tap. the victory the stand off will determine

israel has occupied the west bank and jerusalem since 1997. it has built more than 100 settlements there. most of the international community considers the settlements illegal under international law. israel disputes this. tensions have been especially high lately after deadly violence. israeli forces have been carrying out raids in the nearby cities, saying they are trying to stop atcks. one last week was the deadliest in years. the israeli prime minister has appealed for calm. >> i ask even when the blood is iling not to take the law into one's hands. i ask the idf and the security forces be allowed to carry out their work. kasia: on sunday, israeli and palestinian officials met in jordan and said they would de-escalate tensions. it was the first time they have met face-to-face for a few years. let's hear from an expert on this. >> it has given additional traction by the fact that it is now anchored by the jordanians and the egyptians, and the americans, who are clearly in favor of the idea, may have pushed it. the question is, will it hold?

the west bank has tensions flare. so things not looking at feeling certainly like they are going to settle down any time soon sarah would efforts are being made to reduce the risk of further escalation or, of course, seen all the international calls for. com. i. we've seen even calls from come from, you know, certain israeli politicians, benjamin netanyahu sang, don't take matters into your own hands and all the ministers echoing that. but we have seen some ministers from the far right from the security minister. been a to my bent vs party court, you know, condoning the violence in fact, supporting it. so you know, the tensions are being stoked regardless. and i think, you know, we are saying calls for calm, we saw a couple of weeks ago as tensions were flaring again, a few weeks ago after another raid in the northern west bank. we saw it timed with the u. s. secretary of state here. and he was calling for com, we did see a momentary law intentions, but even given things like the summit that was held in jordan on sund

hang, including $53.00 in gas, and $171.00 in the occupied west bank. also the ra, 50 creek, children among those killed, including a minor is younger than 10 years old. more than 10000 others were injured. around half of them due to live ammunition another report by geneva base, your mad human rights monitor that was issued last week revealed that 125 of those fields were civilians and were not involved in any military clashes death toll from these rarely societies also alarm and according to the countries foreign ministry always seen in attacks including knife mom's hand shooting in central tele, downtown jerusalem, and all throughout the west bank in these rarely settlements. there killed $29.00 israelis, both soldiers and civilians. but how dramatic last year was it seems that 2023 is on the way to heat all the records. january the 1st month was nathan. yeah, was the government who has already been called the most far right in the country's history. became the bloodiest in years for palestinians with 35 people killed. mostly in military range by isr

his winning forces have killed 36 palestinians in the occupied west bank since the beginning of 2023. and each of them were children. there were more than $800.00 attacks by israeli settlers on palestinians in the occupied west bank last year. rates group say growing sense of impunity is feeling an increase in violence with attackers, knowing no action will be taken against them. as bernard smith reports from the occupied west bank, many vixen se, there's no point and even filing fisher fords. the ambulance crew were lucky to escape without serious injury when settlers threw rocks at their vehicle last week . they were called out at re palestinians who been injured when settlers attacked a village in the occupied west bank. and i'm at all fashion eligible. so i didn't think we would make it out of there alive. and we were driving between cars that were on fire and i would never have expected that they would attack an ambulance. there were an average of 17 settler attacks a week on palestinians in 2022, a 170 percent increase in 5 years. according to the un, was that with israel's new

west bank is ready. police say they're looking for palestinian suspects. some settlers responded by burning down palestinian homes. one palestinian man was also killed in the violence out 00 higher reports from western useless this is where the attack happened in the town of hawaii in the occupied was anc, 2 brothers from a nearby legal israeli settlements with shots while driving in a call is ready forces say they're looking for palestinians. suspects authorities immediately set up temporary checkpoints and close existing ones in the area just south of nablus. unfortunately. but though it won't be dropped out. innocent israeli, we will not be silent. we will do everything in our apollo to protect our will to do them. make sure that the grading period safely. even belinda was well, shortly after the shooting. israeli settlers in nearby areas burned down several palestinian homes. many have been injured since paula was at israel's new far right . government has approved the expansion of thousands of new illegal settler homes. it says in response to this yea

and janine city of the west bank. he did not even mentioned the crime as if his rail, he saw hugh months while palistine on. so not i believe you said he and we're here to express our rejection to blinking this visit to the region, which comes within us unlimited support for his radio occupation. which carries out aggressive actions against the palestinian people. us still sells only lip service to the palestinian people. meanwhile, in chip needs to do more to a rather kate human rights violations. so save the u. s. secretary of state, again, we made the comments and kyra what the weekend ahead of his trip to the middle east . anthony blinking declared that the move is vital for positive relations between the countries. making tangible and lasting improvements on human rights is essential to strengthening even more our bilateral relationship priority for members of our congress from both of our parties. well, us secretary of state anthony blanket not only made these comments, but while he was in egypt, he made a point

more than 200 people were killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank and gaza in 2022. according to the latest report by the palestinian health ministry with good afternoon from our to international cedars in moscow. and welcome to the hour's top stories from around the globe. i'm fear allies about we start with the russians up at raja region were according to reports from local officials. a police officer has died in a car bomb explosion in what is believed to be a terror attack. the blas happened in the city of an article dar, or you can see the latest pictures from the scene. there is no information yet on what caused the explosion or who could be responsible. however, the russian regions of zappa rogia and her son have previously seen similar incidents with russia saying local authorities and activists are being targeted by the ukrainian secret services. the town of enter goldar is also close to the zap erosion nuclear power plants, which has been shelled numerous times by the ukranian army. now to the latest news from the don bass front lines local authorities in t

and more than 200 people were killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank and gaza in 2022. as, according to the latest report by the palestinian health ministry with moscow to the world. this is our international peter got taken over from fiorella, isabel, and these the top stories at 2 pm. moscow time this friday. thanks for joining us. and we start this hour in the upper osha beach and where, according to reports from local officials, a police officer has died in a car explosion. the blood to happened in the city of antarctica dawn. you can see the latest pictures from the scene. there is no information yet on what caused the explosion or who could be behind it. but the regions of his upper washer and your song have previously seen similar incidents with russia saying the local authorities and activists are being targeted by the ukrainian secret services. the town of america is also close to this upper osha nuclear power plants, which both sides have accused each other of shelling. and now the latest news from the dawn buff from lines were authorities in the done yet the

another attack in the west bank in israel. the american man is the latest victim killed in a drive by shooting. the incident comes amid a surgeon of violence in the region. also on the program, the canada to the ruling. apc takes an early lead in nigeria presidential election, but with more than half the vote still to be reported. that's growing criticism over the slow count and accusations of turkey's president project and asks for forgiveness for his government. slow response to the quick disaster. i'm promise to rebuild the devastating regions within a year. ah, i'm sure gail, welcome to the pro. we began in the middle east and more violence. me occupied westbank this time near the city of jericho. and israel, the american mom has been killed in his car during the drive by shooting israeli forces i. palestinian gunman targeted several vehicles before fleeing the sea. the incident comes the day after 2 res rabies were killed by a palestinian in the west bank town of hawaii. dreamy settlers responded by attacking palestinian

one of many in occupied west bank. now that roads you will see next to me here is the main road that cuts the water. i'm not worried with taking. this is a road that's used by israeli settlers that try to get through this settlements. and there that's used both by palestinians as well as the settlers. now the situation in, whoa are from what we're hearing and from the people we've been speaking to. they say that they've been ordered by the israeli forces to shut down their shops the 3 days. a lot of them are scared even to go out in the streets because of the attacks you've had. i'm going to have been port prevented by the settlers from even entering the area overnights. you had holmes, you've had caused torch as well. and palestinians are saying in the area that they feel that they're not protected as the security forces. the israeli forces stood and watch what was happening right underneath and is not is rarely who is all going to be increasing in number already. as we were traveling through here, i've come from west