gaza, in fact the process of ethnically cleansing palestinians from the northern west bank to the south was early or a first step towards the ethnic cleansing of all palestinians to the saini desert, then the ethnic cleansing of many palestinians from the west bank elsewhere, then the expansion of the israel border to the uh to the litani river and maybe even beyond that. i'm not buying into this litani river because a single hizbullah katusha, lebanese resistance katusha is able to cross 150 and 200 km. or or or rather 20 25 kilometers, it's going to the to the litani river is not going to resolve israel's supposed security problems, so netanyahu is has been trying to turn this into the kind of war that is going to reverse his country's misfortunes, turn them into an opportunity as said by several israeli top politicians saying that this is going to be another nak meaning ethnically cleansing the palestinians, but he couldn't do that. he got stuck in gaza for a whole year and he still cannot do that, to the contrary, today, today as the iranian missiles were falling on israel, some pal

west bank. one month later, the head of the regional council for west bank settlements, yasi dagan submitted a proposal to netanyahu to increase the number of jewish settlers in the northern west bank from 170,000 to 1 million by 2050. there are already over 700 thousand israeli settlers living in 176 settlements and 186 so-called out posts in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. lords, all of these settlements and outposts and the settlers who live in them are illegal under international law, since occupying the... west bank in gaza, israel has unilaterally declared tens of thousands of hectares of socal state land for israeli settlements. mushrooming across palestine, these illegal settlements have made life excruciatingly difficult for palestinian communities, aggravating their already dire situation. in addition to depriving the families of a home, which is the main asset and source of mental, physical and economic security. the settlement building and its concomitent devictions of palestinians frequently result in the loss of livelihoods and expansion of poverty. البيت انا عايشه فيه من الطفوله كبرت فيه تيتمت فيه من الاب ومن الام عشت ام لاخواتي وانا صغيره ف يعني

the head of the regional council for west bank settlements presented a shocking proposal to netanyahu. his vision was to increase the number of settlers in the northernies, we're sitting in already desperate situation. families found themselves stripped of their homes, leaving them bereft of mental, physical and economic security. the relentless expansion of settlements coupled with the evictions of palestinians, often led to the devastating loss of livelihoods, pushing more families deeper into poverty, but the damage didn't stop there. each settlement expansion was synonymous with the uprooting of palestinian trees, the destruction of cultivated land and a systematic discrimination in the management of water resources, all skewed in favor of the settlers. now let's fast forward to the day just before october 7th: gaza had been held in suffocating grip for dickings, an open air prison, so to speak, without israel's permission. no one could enter or exit. israel controlled the crossings like taps, they could turn on and off. the regime wanted to know exactly what was... going into gaza to the point that it kept palestinians there a calorie control di

west bank. wadikana is a fertile valley in the northern west bank where systematic israely policies have been pushing farmers off their land. nakahmed reports. here in wadi qana, the israeli occupations group is tightening, once a symbol of palestinian. brilliance and natural beauty, this valley is now at the mercy of relentless settlement expansion. the ongoing genocidal war on gaza is mirrored by a surge in violations here in the west bank. for decades, israel has targeted wadiqana due to its strategic location and water sources, under the guys of environmental preservation, yet the true aim is evident control over palestinian land. this area's vast woodlands, green mountains and springs make it vital source of food for dear istia and national recreational spot. surrounded by seven eight settlements, the valley faces constant harassment. despite intensified struggles in the past year, palestinian farmers remain steadfast, aware that the goal is to seize and depopulate the land. since 1983, over 16, dunoms of palestinian land in wadi qana has been classified as natural reserve, a pretext forceure. w

israeli rates, education has transformed from pursuit of knowledge to matter of survival. in northern west bank cities like tulkaram, janeen, and tubas school and university attendance has been repeatedly disrupted due to frequent raids. parents are understandably fearful and raids during school hours, as seen in... batia, further impact families and education. these incursions drain resources meant for development, causing both physical and psychological damage. as infrastructure crumbles and education is disrupted, one pressing question remains, when will the world take notice? the impact of these attacks is profound and far reaching. the people of jin are not just fighting for their homes, they are fighting for their future, for their children's right to learn, to live and to drink. without fear, the struggle is not just against occupation, but against the eraser of their identity, culture, and hope for better tomorrow. naqa hammed reporting for press tv, ramallah. let's speak from to give us more about the lives the palestinians are experiencing there. well, we have this one year uh that is

have gathered for a mess of funeral in the palestinian refugee campbell and cut them in the northern west bank. that is often what these really army called account terry. some rate at least 20 people, a dead armed man move through the crowd. some with their faces covered occasionally firing shots into the air. several carried him as flags. the militant groups seemed by most palestinians as a force of resistance, with labeled a terrorist organization by his ro, some of the bodies are wrapped in his leg, jihad flags, some of the dead worth fighters. but not all those statements b i g f announced that they had a bit more experience than the other significant. the girls were killed in some states alteration. however, none of the buttons being buried today to belonging to young children were not mentioned. shawn was just 6 years old and chrome only 3. before heading to the cemetery, the crowd stopped for a prayer and his law marches, i believe, to go straight to paradise. but this believe does little to ease degrees. the sorrow in the town remains heavy. this time the devastation is even greater. a

israeli rates. education has transformed from pursuit of knowledge to matter of survival. in northern west bank cities like tulkaram, janin and tubas, school and university attendance has been repeatedly disrupted due to frequent raids. parents are understandably fearful and raids during school hours, as seen in kabatia, further impact families and education. these incursions drain resources meant for development, causing both physical and psychological damage. as infrastructure crumbles and education is disrupted, one pressing question remains, when will the world take notice? the impact of these attacks is profound and far reaching. the people of janin are not just fighting for their homes, they are fighting for their future. for their children's right to learn, to live and to dream without fear. the struggle is not just against occupation, but the against the erasure of their identity, culture, and hope for better tomorrow. naqa hammed reporting for press tv. ramallah. let's bring from ramala uh to give us more about the lives the palestinians are experiencing there. we have this one year uh

been a big strike using a fighterjet of - big strike using a fighterjet of some sort in the northern west bankn issued by the palestinian prime minister. he is from the palestinian authority, the site of palestinian politics that does not agree with hamas, that is prepared to talk about wanting a two state solution which has accepted the existence of the state of israel, unlike hamas, and the statement among many other things says that the palestinian government calls on the international community to put an end to the ongoing crimes of the occupation. it says this massacre confirms that israel does not care about international resolutions, acts as a criminal force above the law, so what are we looking at now in the region? israel preparing to hit back at iran, the war going on in lebanon, and in vision in the south, still a war in gaza, and more and more tension, violence and killing in the west bank. —— an invasion. it seems like a wider and escalating and highly dangerous moment in this very turbulent region.— dangerous moment in this very turbulent region. jeremy, many thanks. lebanese off

you've got a significant issue going on with lebanese hezbollah on the northern front, the west bank. you've got shia militias that operate out of syria and iraq, you've got the houthis and of course, behind all is iran and you just saw an israeli counter to the iranian attack where the iranians launched a 180 crew -- crews, ballistic missiles at iran or at israel and, and the israelis took those down. but the israelis answered with some precision strikes the other day, limited, not devastating and those strikes were meant to send a message to iran that israel can operate with impunity inside the, inside the iranian airspace. they took out air defense sites, took out some missile sites. now, what will iran do in reaction remains to be seen? so, in the last 24 hours, iran said they would respond, they would use all the tools, but we don't know exactly what that's going to be yet. so we're in an escalation ladder. this could go in a lot of different directions. none of which is exactly predictable right now. but israel has the right to defend itself and that's exactly what they're doing

of the security status to to security type two inside inside the occupied territories, west bank and the northern territories, which means that ' which means that this might be, this operation has may have lot of lot of meaning and lot of lot of of explanations, well and we are getting we are getting some information now which which seems to be that the initial information about the performers to be from alkhalil from khalil which is into the south of of the west bank and and and the most likely to be a part of the islamic movement, the islamic resisted movement, hamas, as the initial information has filtrated from the police, so until this moment, what do we know is is the following, 20 settlers have been shot, six of them are in almost in death state, five is under six. extremely severe danger to under dangerous uh dangerous state and through through after this operation the uh david's david's red uh star has announced the extreme measures inside tel aviv and yapa to uh to cover the to cover the area and and immediately the military censorship has banned any uh and as we have learned now, the t

possible how many areas... engaging whether it's the gaza strip, the west occupied west bank and of course uh in uh the northern occupied palestine uh and their incursion into lebanon, their invasion into lebanon. well, this this is actually very good question and the right question to be asked at this time, yes over here in the westland, the iof is since since since last night and since the night before has been extremely active over here in the west bank. "we are talking about raids to most of the palestinian cities, now as we speak, there's a nearby raid to - to the city of ramallah to the area of masaif and insal, and also there has been a large raid on alkalil this night, as the iof has raided al khalil due to and has imposed a strict siege on al khalil due to the operation to the resistant operation that took..." place yesterday in in tel aviv and resulted of eight israelis and killed and more than 20 injured, because the performers, the two performers were from al khalil, and this is actually a policy that israel applies over here all the time, whenever there's an resistance operation, it it actually use

it's not an all out war, but we have, of course, there's trouble in the west bank, unfortunately. we have the northern front has really opened up between hezbollah and israel. and with the iranian attack, direct iranian attack, as opposed to using their proxies, which is what they usually do, that's a new chapter. i do expect that the israelis are trying to make an assessme of how big, now, does the response have to be. iran is on its back foot at this point. i would caution that it's always important to take a look and say, where are we, what have we achieved, and let's not overreach. and that seems to me to be a conversation that's worth having with the israelis quietly. - that two strong a response to directly engage with iran might lead to a perilous conflict with iran. - the iranian regime is very, very weak for a lot of reasons, including its own domestic circumstances. and one might suggest, i'm not inside, but one might suggest that bleeding the iranian regime, given that iran is on its back foot, might be a strategy that might work at this point. - financially? - financially, in terms of supp

northern gaza. international condemnation after israel's parliament votes to ban the un's palestinian refugee agency from operating in israel and the occupied west bank. north korea 5 foreign minister visits russia today, following nato�*s condemnation of military cooperations between moscow and pyongyang. iran's government has proposed to raise its military budget by 200 per cent, as the country continues its direct conflict with israel. hello, i'm lucy hockings. officials say an israeli strike on beit lahiya in northern gaza has killed at least 93 palestinians. in an israeli strike on beit lahiya in northern gaza. international condemnation after israel's parliament votes to ban the un's palestinian refugee agency from operating in israel and the occupied west bank. north korea 5 foreign minister visits russia today, following nato�*s condemnation of military cooperations between moscow and pyongyang. iran's government has proposed to raise its military budget by 200 per cent, as the country continues its direct conflict with israel. hello, i'm lucy hockings. officials say an israeli strike on beit lahiya in northern gaza has killed at least 93 pal

somehow, from the northern front and the southern front, and even from the front of the west bank and other areas of resistance , there will be no strikes against him, which will not only lead to a cease-fire, but it will also increase in a way, like the strikes like operation vahad sadeq 2. there is a famous saying in the field of security literature that those who want peace must be ready for war, and in principle , the necessary preparations must be made in this field in order to have peace and stability in this region. because the chinese regime is based on it from the beginning until now the increase in tension has been a crisis and it seems that this trend will continue. thank you very much . i will give a decisive answer in a few hours or at other moments, for example, by 4:00 in the morning. i regret it, and now that more than 24 hours have passed and nothing has happened yet , what do you predict the regime's reaction to the operation of waheh sadegh dou, sir? hosseini's voice, we should note that since the beginning of the sadeq 2 operation, there was a chanting, so we shoul

the regime does not become more active, in some way, from the northern front and the southern front, and even from the fronts of the west banker areas of resistance, it will not be hit by strikes, such as the strikes like the zionist operation of vahad sadiq 2, not only towards a ceasefire. they won't go away, but it will be more like this. i will tell you this . there is a famous saying in the field of security literature that those who want peace must be ready. war, and in principle, the necessary preparations must be made in this field in order to have peace and stability in this region, because the scientific regime based on it has increased tension since its inception until now. it has been around the crisis and it seems that this trend will continue. thank you very much. from the beginning of the missile operation of vehde sadegh do tram until the very early hours of the media space , whether on the regime's television channels or in the virtual space, the regime has degraded me . i will give a decisive answer in the next hour or a few moments, for example, by 4 in the morning, i regret it, and now that more than 24 ho

level action in westbank where they're clearing a refugee camps and northern boot pushing down further and further south and the west bank as well. so how long will they be able to do this? well, the far right government right now is pushing for it. uh, it says it's in agreement with the military command echelon, but we've seen cracks between the 2 parties, the political and the military command. and with this is kind of unprecedented. we're still waiting for an arabian response, but what we're, what it's going to be the main factor i think is how many casualties are going to be produced on the is really side. if hezbollah really gets stuck into the but because they historically have a very low tolerance for taking mass casualties. uh it would be um, quite interesting to see what happens as far as the hezbollah response is concerned, and what that capabilities are today given. and again, the blows have sustained in, in recent weeks. i wanted to ask you about the us position specifically. now we've heard the pen a gone say that it's putting his troops on or on stand by a that they are on prepared to deploy order. what doe

israel is depopulating there in the northern region, which they say is 120,000 people in the hands of israel in the west bank and jerusalem, where the population is mainly palestinian, so the total active area of ​​the zionist regime is approx. . it is 6,000 square kilometers, and today all these 6,000 square kilometers were under heavy pressure, firstly by lebanon's hezbollah by firing hundreds of projectiles, and secondly by the islamic republic, and this capital has been particularly under pressure for at least two months . how long can the capital withstand the pressure? the interesting thing that happened in the missile operation of the irgc was to tell from close quarters that many of the missiles that passed were not hit by the missile defense of the regime, that no missile came towards them at all, and it seems that the irgc is part of the systems of the regime's missile defense, which is defined under the set, has been destroyed. here , a technical incident has occurred, which is the capacity building to contain israel's defense systems, which has two or three defense systems . the systems are a sec

and the occupied west bank of $24.00 days where the siege of northern gauze is killed. hold in 1000 palestinians. it strikes the targets and usually populated areas. the civil defense is at least a 100000 people who may trust them. and in the past few hours is where the attacks on the eastern ebony still falls back and killed at least 28 people. on monday is ready strikes 12, which is 18 towns across the call valley killing, at least 54 people and wounding mold and a 100 the as well. you as president joe biden cost his ballots in the early voting and his home state of delaware biden's. now expected to return to washington dc with 8 days left until the election full of president. donald trump is headed to atlanta, georgia, or vice president campbell harris's campaigning. in michigan, we have teams covering a bose campaigns in a moment. we'll have the latest rebellion, fisher, who's in atlanta monitoring trump's, riley. but 1st let's go to rosalind jordan, who's in washington, d. c. was you really watching the latest legal comment of harris's campaign? what's the latest t

from the northern front and the southern front, and even from the front of the west bank and other resistance there should be no strikes against him, which, like the strikes like operation vahad sadeq 2, by the zionists, will not only lead to a cease-fire. they will not go away, but they will somehow increase it further. i will tell you this. there is a famous saying in

northern gaza. international condemnation after israel's parliament votes to ban the un's palestinian refugee agency from operating in israel and the occupied west bankly controversial vote by the israeli

northern gaza. international condemnation after israel's parliament votes to ban the un's palestinian refugee agency from operating in israel and the occupied west bankis the feet of the humanitarian operation, especially in gaza. i'm ben brown, reporting live from jerusalem. despite roadway pressure, members of israel's parliament has voted overwhelmingly to cut off ties with the un refugee agency. hezbollah announces that naim qassem will become its new leader — replacing hassan nasrallah — who was killed by israel last month. the leaders of ukraine and south korea discuss how to respond to the deployment of north korean troops to join russia's war effort. one week until the us presidential election — kamala harris and donald trump adress voters in key battleground states. and a mayan mystery — the ancient city hidden underground in mexico, with pyramids, sports fields, and amphitheatres.

northern israel. tonight, cbs's holly williams speaks with israelis about their take on the u.s. election. >> reporter: in the west banksraeli settlers who've built their communities on occupied palestinian territory believe a second trump presidency would be good for tey believe a second trump presidency >> we have a nice university up at the end of the road. >> reporter: one of them is tomer marshal. >> the former administration had a much stronger bond between the u.s. and israel. right now, the bond is more questionable. it's not clear, you know, are you with us, or are you with us up until a certain line? >> reporter: in a major shift in u.s. policy, the first trump administration declared that israeli settlements were not illegal under international law. >> and our alliance with the state of israel has never, ever been stronger than it is today. >> reporter: with israel now at war in gaza and in lebanon, and led by the most right-wing government in its modern history, a recent poll here found that 66% of israelis would prefer donald trump to win the election. only 17% prefer kamala harris. does donald trump under