this is not a one, this is not a, this, not the palestinians who are, who are occupying israel to israel, who is occupying the palestinians. and it's a decision that can be taken a decision that can be taken by israel and a decision that can be taken from international community a part time meeting. so to see the fall of a part of is really important. but it myers a political decision. there is no political decision in israel is quite the opposite. there's a political decision to try to continue the occupation continue apartheid and to get rid of palestinians. but i would hope that there would be a political decision on the part of the international community to actually ended. and as i said, it takes one decision. that's it, we're not coming from. but this is, the problem is that we have long lived in a place where palestinians have been told that they are to vote, supposed to negotiate with their oppressors, occupiers with a gun to their head. they've been told that we're not allowed. was this even basic forms of resistance such as the boycott divestment and sanctions movement have bee

israel's leaders. we've seen, for example, on twitter, the embassy of israel saying they had a video that shows that it was palestinian gunfire that actually killed sherry. and of course, there's also this follow up a tweet saying there was no claim that the gunfire killed serene. a block lay, so back tracking and it seems as though we've seen in just 30 minutes ago, the us state department spokesperson saying they trust that israel has the wherewithal to investigate this and to, to hold those people responsible accountable. it's exhausting to talk about this without seeing any accountability for year after year, decade after decade. i'll not. do you have any faith that this will be prosecuted? there is no one can have stated these fairly government will investigate its own abuses because we have decades of its practice of whitewashing abuses. it's the same script. i mean again, israel has been systematically routinely using excessive force gunning down journalists. let's not forget the gaza march of r

and in this case, israel. so we could see, i hope, i really hope that we will see general genuine accounts, but a t for the killing of serene. but i fear that if things go as normal, what we will see is this will soon be forgotten. the industrial scale effort to blur the story and cloud, the issue with alternative narratives. and we've already seen these already. narrative changing several times today will be perhaps successful. and there'll be some other story that will dominate the headlines in the days to come. we mustn't allow that happen. absolutely vital to international law mean something and it means something, all those palestinians whose killings have also gone on to investigate to them in our minds your viewers that so far this year. is there any forces of killed 10 palestinian children? now they're not get any investigation system circumstances or they're killing. this has to stop that sullen the jerusalem base human rights organization. dispute says, ready claims about the death of serene apple. a

it tricks and blanket impunity didn't resume provides itself. israel does not investigate. israel white washes and the investigation is just the 1st or rather the announcement on the investigation is just the 1st stage in sweetwater. i got mental analysts say they're skeptical. justice will follow. israel has a track record of not punishing its soldiers who have committed crimes against palestinians. wow. and it's never child one of its soldiers for the killing of a journalist castillo pistol, the yan, which is here. and what about is that palestinian american political analyst? he says there's a long list of crimes which is really forces haven't been held accountable. this is a really horrific murder by an israeli army that has utter disregard for palestinian life because of a culture of the human ization where they don't see palestinians as equal human beings and a culture of impunity that is well documented by every major human rights organization in the world were simply they don't get held accountable or hardly ever when they commit horrific crimes against palestinians. and that cu

ah, is israel a rogue state? its army has killed al jazeera generates shooting a block left in cold blood. and this is not the 1st time will is well get away with its cries and who can hold it to the account. this is inside story. ah, ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm hashem, abala sheen, a block i was a household name across the middle east. the veteran al jazeera janice and widespread praise for more than 2 decades of reporting on israel's occupation of policy and territory, telling stories of war atrocities and palestinian resistance. she was shot in the had, as she covered israel's latest bade, on the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank. as is the icon down the killing as a blatant murder. intended to prevent journalists from conducting that duty cut us emir called on those who assassinated, serene, to be brought to justice, shall she al, takes a look at what we know about the killing of shooting. oh, don't shoot the messenger unless you're in his really soldier. in that case, you're seemingl

well, let me tell you a, someone as, as a student of israel to politics, israel investigates every time it kills it has to write investigation comes with killing. right? israeli investigative committees and commissions are countless and is really history. and that for a number of reasons, one is to because his rate is learned from what they do. doesn't mean do they do it better or more humane the next time? perhaps they do it. they investigate in order to cover it up, but they're the next time. but anyway, they do investigate. can it comes with investigator to israel? is not north korea is or is not even main monitor from syria is that is part and parcel of what it consider to be a western world. it's accountable to our western world. it gets aimed in the 10s of billions of dollars from the west. it's a trade partner, but a 3rd one to europe and the united states, and hence, it always has to justify herself in order to maintain appearances as if it was a humane democracy. even at the time when it's an appalled paid state continues to cont palestinians. journalist and so on, so forth, ri

but israel generally does not allow palestinians into what is now israel even for a visit if they don't have his railey citizenship. israeli id cards or special permits could only give him a glimpse of what it looks like today. a grandfather displaced heartbroken and still hoping to return his power. thousands displacement seems the distance is ever the we have correspondence rise of cross occupied palestinian territories to cover and mark this special event. we have him in occupied ramallah. we have also him on hon. he's in ship jaguar, neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem. you said will be joining us from besieged garza and nick clark. is that the damascus gate and occupy these jews? well for palestinian 948, wasn't the end of the class was just simply the beginning to see today the ra estimates and 7200000 palestinian refugees worldwide. israel prevents them from returning to the land. 5.7000000 of those registered with the un are in the occupied west bank golf, the syria, jordan and lebanon. well, israel is built around $250.00 illegal settlements for jewish only communities in t

some of the actions that israel conducts. nonetheless, i have to continue to be optimistic. i'm a human rights defender. we are working on documenting human rights violations, analyzing human rights violations according to international law, and speaking to the international community, asking them to intervene how they would intervene in any situation. they've conducted sanctions and taken a lot of measures in order to convince russia to step back from this invasion. the same should be implemented also in palestine appeared host: let's go to francesca. after the outpouring of emotions from palestinians, how to start an investigation into what happened to shereen abu aqleh and tackled the need to ending impunity in israel -- this is something addressed by human rights organizations. >> first, let me put in context this because i think it is part of my work. this killing of journalists is part of widespread human rights violations that take place in palestine a. there are journalists who have been killed and injured over the pa

he said if there was no israel, that he would have to invent in israel will. now he is reinventing israel. after all the work we've done to educate the world more and more, we have an administration here who only cares about perpetuating the ethnic cleansing of palestinians. so i don't really care what the, by the ministration has to say. and let me tell you palestinian americans, we don't care, we're not dumb. we understand what they've been saying and what they've been doing to us and how they've been dehumanizing us every day. we know what happened um, as our president, for new generation for palestine and non profit organization who will be hosting a rally in the u. s. on sunday. thank you. thank you. we'll catch us amir says that is responsible for the death of serene i back, les must be held accountable. he's expressed his condolences to a family and says her mother by occupation forces was a crime. serina buckley's death has been marked across the world in arts and in protests. one artist in gaza, expressed his admiration. hi, sculpting her name in the

then in 1967, israel occupied eastern slim after its victory. in the 6th day, arab israeli war attention fled again in 1980. when israel's kinessa or parliament declared jerusalem its indivisible capital, and that's added yet another lay of contention, since palestinian see easter useless as the capital of their future state. but join me now from san francisco is nadia tennis? she's a member of the palestinian youth movement. now you're good to have you with her. so israel sees this flag march as a celebration of victory, the palestinians that was seen as a provocation. how incent, very briefly, are these marches. and is this really about at the jewish ultra nationalists groups pushing their own agendas? do you think? yes, thank you so much for having me. the flag march is like a theater happens every year. and it is part of a larger continuum of colonial violence that israel has enacted since neck. rab hon . ready the palestinian people, i would like to also point out that there are american citizens who are part of this march. and what does it

an idea echoed by israel's ambassador, but refused by palestinians will reject the claims of israel that they can do a credible investigation. there are the criminals and the criminals cannot investigate themselves on the mission or the palestinian ambassador called for an independent international investigation and pointing out in a letter to the security council that 40 palestinian journalists have been killed since the year 2000 with no accountability. the arab league also called for action on the part of the security council and a resumption of the peace process warning that of world powers don't focus on the region. confrontations and misery will continue. kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations bets ellen, the jerusalem based human rights organisation disputes. israeli claims about the death of city and broccoli. israeli forces issued a video which they say is of an armed palestinian firing, but bet sell him has issued footage analyzing this location, saying it doesn't match up with the place where should he and was killed? how guy a lot is the executive director of but sell

it holds israel, responsible. these ready military has admitted soldiers from an elite unit. 5, during the rate, does not say that its troops are to blame. manas earlier gathered sat a hospital in ramallah, where she reads remains were held to pay their respects. there. among them was chauffeur, honey ayesha, the journalist, who was beside her, when she was short, did she says the shooting was intended to kill jani, you must be the knock woolen. i left the law. the occupation forces had led us to reach that point where they fired on us. i went to tell her that, i'm sorry, i couldn't protect you when we were under fire. i failed to save you alayna. ramallah as governor was also among those morning at the hospital. lilac on him says, sharing a block lay will be remembered for the stories she covered in the occupied palestinian territories. then had dialect couldn't bit willis pay me o palestine urines were the family of sheranda. she was everywhere in palestine gold. unfortunately, she has left this life, but she sh

s. government, israel's main ally continues to send billions of dollars and military aid to israel, emboldening what rights groups describe as an apartheid state with devastating consequences for generations of palestinians. xin basra, avi alta 0 than a boot to is a palestinian human rights lawyer on former legal adviser to the pillow. she says that she's been touched so many lives with her stories from palestine. oh so many people and her killing with is a blow to the world to nation native low to us nationally. and she went into the hearts of every single palestinian. and i dare say every arab house, full deposit for touching the forwarding and the way that she had of bringing to light reality of israel. brutal occupation horton is that your man accountability from israel? i must be said over and over again. should he and would not have been in jenny and had the israeli army not been in june and they are 100 percent responsible for her murder. they know when we know it, and these attempts to try to hi to obvious day to pretend that if somebody else is baked, pause for an investigation. we've

will hold israel accountable for the journalist steph. washington's position has been that israel is fully capable of investigating itself. it's absurd on its face, but this has been consistent. american policy is one of the reasons why the united states opposes the internationalization of this effort through justice, appeals to organizations like the international criminal court and elsewhere. and it is one of the ways in which the united states helps back the israelis and ensure that the israelis gets to dominate palestinians with impunity by preventing any other forms of justice. and then saying, well, the israelis are capable of policing themselves and the results of that policy are on display. they were on display today, jeanine and they've been on display time and time again as, as israel is carried out in the most brutal ways this regime of apartheid for, for decades on. so i don't think the united states would accept this sort of principle. if an american journalist or any journalist was killed, covering the situation in ukraine by a, by, by russian soldiers, there is no way

s. military funding to israel must stop until israel abides by international law and respect human rights and starts treating palestinians like equal human beings. okay, emma, by the palestinian american epistle, analyst, thank you for joining us here today. thank you. was still a head on al jazeera, remembering sharina nice. we report from a rally in central london. people gathered to pay tribute to al jazeera and we'll take you to the us where families who lost loved ones and question the government's handling of the corona virus pandemic. ah, hello, we got some very high temperatures dominating the weather across a good part of north america at the moment because some live the cloud, hip bulge of cloud. they're just rolling across the plains towards the lakes, pushing into central parts of canada very high. their particular weather system. we've got cooler air in place ahead of it. plenty of warmth and that warmth, getting drawn up. out of the gulf of mexico, minneapolis look of ash about $22.00 degrees at this time of year round $33.00 celsius. somewhat cooler north of the border ther

in terms of holding israel accountable for its crimes. and to tax on the journalists in, you know, time and time again, when palestinian journalists are killed when children are killed. when unarmed women are killed, when anyone is tell them what they may be. you know, often trying to feel the sort of statement from us or european officials, but unfortunately they are often just empty statements followed up by you know, lack of action. it's one thing to say, oh, you know, we condemn this killing. and we, you know, as that house in the journalist or the rights of journalists should be protected. but if the us were to come out with that sort of statement, but then immediately after continue funding israel and continue funding israel military as it has been for years, sort of without any real consequences then, then i don't believe that that the situation will change or let's say now from palestinian law mohammed dollar, who says the israeli occupation is unlikely to carry out of her investigation. she has been risking her lives for so many

and not once has israel hell its army accountable because israel wants its army to continue to act with impunity. and it is r me to be frank of bullies and cowards who consistently target children over 55 journalists had been killed in the last couple of decades. and not once has there been accountability. and so i would argue and call on journalist across the world here to not hold their breath for an israeli investigation on for justice. if they want justice, they should take action into their own hands, including by putting their governments fee to the fire and pushing for the i. c. c . investigation. not only to this crime, but until all the crimes been committed against the palestinian people. of course, it's not any journalist in the crosshairs, but people just living that normal lives who lose their lives and lose a homes and lose everything around them. and is always these continuing calls for something to be done about it, but nothing seems to change. in fact, tension seemed to spiral what can be done to try and effect the change that's required well within all the darkness and

the point is to send israel a clear message. the central allegation is that israel is systematically targeting journalists who are operating in the occupied territories in the west bank. and in garza, on that israel is, is essentially failing to investigate when it incidents when they care to the, the occur to the extent that might constitute a breach of international law. in some cases, many people argue my constitute a war crime. the frequency of the incidence give rise to serious and unreal concerns that israel is, is operating either a formal or at the very least, an informal policy that the journalists to somehow fair game, the journalists, organizations, the i, f, j, and other organizations they, they have a case on going here. they submitted it last month, a complaint against israelis. what the campaign is now want to do is at sharon's name to the list that has already been submitted to the eyes to the i see, see here and put up front and center of the of the attempt to, to get justice for the journalists who they say are

and what we seen from the central, we're off statistics in israel. the palestinians are now about 40 percent of the inhabitants of joseph. and they have the right to right. and they can form a coalition, which is where the jewish left. a maybe even with the older books and they can build mosques whenever, where they want and stuff building sentiment is jules, of it, but they don't do this for some reason. you know, i can just say i want to policy there because i can say i must have a bi booty. i would like to add some think i had missed about good. well, that's what i want to say. that is not the difference between how the standard or the government, the government standard bennett himself was a leader of settlers. he was the director of the regional council of the settlements. and he himself is next to you. right, when guy like nathan, you know, he was even the chief of staff with nathan. you know, and i think that i think it's shameful that somebody made it will claim to be on the left is supporting the government. and the same applies. the ones th

will hold israel accountable for the journalist's death. washington's position has been that israel is fully capable of investigating itself. it's absurd on its face, but this has been consistent. american policy is one of the reasons why the united states opposes the internationalization of this effort through justice, appeals to organizations like the international criminal court and elsewhere. and it is one of the ways in which the united states helps back the israelis and ensure that the israelis gets to dominate palestinians with impunity by preventing any other forms of justice. and then saying, well, the israelis are capable of policing themselves and the results of that policy are on display. they were on display today in janine. and they've been on display time and time again as, as israel is carried out in the most brutal ways this regime of apartheid for, for decades on. so i don't think the united states would accept this sort of principle. if an american journalist or any journalist was killed, covering the situation in ukraine by a, by, by russian soldiers, there is no wa

but at the same time israel wants to hide the crimes. it is responsible for who is going to be talking to those crimes. those will expose the crimes. basically, germany is and human rights organizations. and surprisingly, you can see that in the last few months, israel as being best security in human rights organizations. we all know about those seeks human rights organizations, but simeon human rights organizations that will be totally declared as a least organizations. this is one way to stop the exposure of a israel declines, and are those journalists so, and how do they do that a by a i do use, allowing them to enter specific areas. oh, by. i'll meet them physically, either by shooting them all by beating them. so obviously i have no confidence in any a organization or not to that day is out of the occupying system itself. i do need a police, a sheen bed, et cetera, et cetera. no confidence in the occupier. there should be an independent international committee and only depend any business on comedy to investigate because the fuser i

the palestinian president said he would not cooperate with israel already. i thought you refused any joint investigation committee with israeli authorities because they have committed such a crime. we don't trust them, and we'll go immediately to the international criminal court in order to find the perpetrators and criminals philosophy. i just need a media network has described the 51 year old death as latent birds are making clear. it holds israel, responsible city and body was then taken from ramallah through the color, just check point to jerusalem, where she was born. the on friday there will be a funeral service in jerusalem. the very place she was proud to call home him alger zita. the occupied west bank mourners have been paying now respects and occupied east jerusalem mat assurance funeral on friday. stephanie deca with that the families here and friends, receiving condolences after the body of sri and came to one of the hospitals here not to fight east jerusalem. and where it is remaining in the morgan till they bury her tomorrow on friday. well, d

he confirmed that there is apartheid system in israel, dis. unless the national community deals with this issue, i don't think there will be any change. hashem: rami, there have been many, many, many reports of the last few years by independent media organizations in the occupied territories talking and documenting the cases of abuse , killing of journalists, for many years in those areas. we have not seen an international outcry. could the case of shireen abu akleh be the moment that would bring together a new awareness about the need to put an end to targeting of journalists? guest: i doubt that it will go that far, but what it will do is add one more element in a growing crescendo of international concern, mobilization, action, political pressure, public statements, media coverage, organizing the labor groups and at universities all around the world, a very, very slow trend in the last 10 or 15 years, especially in the last year, since may and june in jerusalem and other places around palestine. we have seen a significant but slow trend in

s. government, israel's main ally continues to send billions of dollars and military aid to israel, emboldening what rights groups described as an apartheid state with devastating consequences for generations of palestinians. zane basra v o $20.00 al jazeera is a senior political analyst at my on the shower, says that there is an israeli assassination unit, which has targeted palestinians for decades. for many of us, it is not just the question of who pulled the trigger. it's not even the question of what the trigger is. the caution will give the orders for those specialized forces in assassination. thus, to run this special israeli military unit like sampson, they are specialized in assassination. they have acted in the dark for the past 40 years. 35 years since 1987, they are form to carry these sort of operations against palestinians are seen inactive, especially in demonstrators and clearly or storm floors for that matter. and clearly it was in this particular context in jeanine, where sharon was killed was assassinated by one of those assassination units. so it's those who are devising tha

an idea echoed by israel's ambassador, but refused by palestinians will reject the claims of israel that they can do a credible investigation. there are the criminals under criminals, cannot investigate themselves on the mission or the palestinian ambassador called for an independent international investigation and pointing out in a letter to the security council that 40 palestinian journalists have been killed since the year. 2000 with no accountability. there oblique, also called for action on the part of the security council and a resumption of the peace process. warning that if world powers don't focus on the region, confrontations and misery will continue. kristen filling me al jazeera, the united nations falcon is a member of the u. k. parliament with the opposition laid a labor party. he says, any investigation needs to be independent. let me 1st will start by saying that i would like to express my sincere condolences and sympathies for the tragic murder off your colleague. and of course, also with our family for losing such a kick. we're going to bring to it. but i am personally

that is what israel does. you don't have the leading in tech and weapon and surveillance industries, just accidentally fire using a sniper, least that's not what they said their weapon expose. and so it was a premeditated attack. and it was a blow because they know that shooting, it's edged into an entire generation. she's etched into a collective memory. from the 2nd intifada onward tell me that there's been a condemnation of the killing by the white house, the state department, and so on. and they sustained bottom spectrum and said those responsible for sure means killing should be prosecuted to the fullness of the law. but he appeared to be content with an israeli om investigation. he says is ready is are able to conduct a thorough competence investigation into journalists, death. are you satisfied that these really investigation will be enough? the us does not even help its own citizens. the situation would be occasion sector and the infrastructure for health care and none of it is helpful if you just walk

an idea echoed by israel's ambassador, but refused by palestinians will reject the claims of israel that they can do a credible investigation. there are the criminals and the criminals cannot investigate themselves on the mission or the palestinian ambassador called for an independent international investigation and pointing out and a letter to the security council that 40 palestinian journalists have been killed since the year. 2000 with no accountability. the arab league also called for action on the part of the security council and a resumption of the peace process warning that of world powers don't focus on the region. confrontations and misery will continue. kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations. i did a little after 930 g and t 12 30 pm in israel and the occupied territories you are watching out there is continuing coverage of the killing of founders, our journalists, hearing of walker palestinian president muffled. a boss says he'll be seeking justice for her death, the international criminal court. he spoke at a state service for sharing in ramallah. the 51 year old was s

given israel's proven history. and the inherent racism of zionism, this seems unlikely, nor what is, what is the role of the palestinian authority or, or is there a role? i mean, a lot of people say the 1st step is to dismantle the palestinian authority and then find a real path towards ending the occupation. well i, i'm, you know, i'm not a cheerleader for the current leadership, but i am not in favor of dismantling the palestinian authority. and i have reasons for that. starting with the fact that, look, we are the, the week or side in this equation, if you will. we do not have the super powerful army. we are not a super power in intelligence and alliances with european union and the united states. we have done, though, over the past 50 or 60 years is accumulate a very important, invaluable, really standing in terms of international law. the, this is, this is our field right in the past, 50 or so years. what we've done is that we've established our rights or a national rights in international law. there's that th

it's on groups to make way for the creation of the state of israel to this day. israel has bod, palestinian refugees, and their descendants, from returning to their homes and flagrant violation of international law. correspondence. that means they done and takes a look back at the history of the knock and how it's affected, entire generations. this is what designed this movement termed a land without the people. but in reality, during the 19th century, the land had an overwhelming majority native palestinian population. the majority will muslim with christians making up around the 11 percent and the small palestinian jewish minority of around 3 percent. but by 917 britain, it occupied palestine. the country's foreign secretary wanted to win favor with a powerful zionist movement off a bell for committed to supporting the establishment of a national homeland for jews in palestine. as occupation authority settled, increasing numbers of jewish immigrants from europe. palestinians began rebelling, jews from europe felt their religious beliefs and the historical existence of jewish communities i

she worked for jazeera and was wisely known for reporting on the israel palestine conflict for more than 2 decades. everyone's standing here has its own story. with studious as friends we experienced with this amazing person, you saw innocent little christian and jordan, the to always waited for sitting to tell her story. we're losing today. a great story teller. we've never expected that out for love. we know she's known, we know she's a star. no, she's famous. but for people to be stopping the convoy coming from the hospital and throwing roses at her casket. it's hard to put words to what every palestinian is feeling today. while covering it, read by israeli forces in the occupied west bank on wednesday, she was shot in the head and killed instantly. her colleague seemed to the right. it's show the her name, she. she says the attack on her team was intended to kill you. i knew what the occupational forces lead us to reach that point where they fired on us. i want to tell her that i'm sorry, i couldn't protect you when we were on the fire. i failed to save you is a rose government initi

for israel. not in any way or form or shape. contingent on israel easing its occupation or ending its occupation. if anything, the 2nd number of countries have normalized their relations with the israeli occupation. not with israel per se, but with its occupation. it has that even as this goes on today, in jerusalem against ox are a very important symbol for their own citizens. those of regimes continue to appease is route. so while this by itself encourages is to continue with the same illegal, unjust, oppressive policies. it also encourages the west to do more of the same data. once upon a time there was an, a boy and that used to shake western economies. now there's a lot of weakness, doesn't shake anyone. and if anything, there's out of appeasement of israel, the people that we're seeing doing this flag march there alternation this religious jewish groups. how, how much support do they have in israel? do they have support from the political and the ideological israelis? how much? how much sup

same bus ravi has more law in israel's occupation of palestine. its tactics have become increasingly aggressive over the decade. so to it's crackdown on media workers covering the people the killing of ultra 0 journalist and palestinian americans should marine luckily the latest example of the in may 2021 in israeli air raid brought down a building in the gaza strip that housed local people and international media offices, including those of all to do press freedom advocates said it was an attempt to silence journalist the a month later israeli police destroyed your equipment and arrested jerusalem correspondent, but i was breaking her head in the process. witnesses said her press sun was clearly visible and the rest was unprepared. of luckily was also in her press fashion and helmet at the time of her death. time and time again, it has been shown that israeli forces kill palestinians including palestinian journalists without cause in the occupied territory. and it's very extra, extremely rare that israeli soldiers, captains, or military officials

and israel says its actions are in response to palestinian attacks. is really all the is investigating whether one of its soldiers shot sharing of water according to the washington post. the publication reports that israel's army is looking into 3 separate incidents connected to killing. initially, israel said serene and a fellow journalist who was wounded were likelihood by gone far from armed palestinians. but witnesses and analysis of video releases the killing have contradicted that claim, which really forces are also understood to be carrying out with a stick tests on the rifles of several of its members. the u. s. is pushing both sides to share the findings of any investigations, adding that washington is willing to help if needed. listening and leaders have flatly refused to any joint investigation with israel has a white house correspondent, kimberly. how could president bobbin is set to host king abdullah of jordan and his son in the oval office on friday? it's an effort to promote stability between is re lease and palestinians in the midst o

we need to look into it and let israel investigating which means let israel bury it. so in these sorts of situations, it's very difficult to get an independent investigation and it's almost impossible to get something serious out of a subjective investigation. what do you make of the palestinian reaction? particular from president lan with a bass? i think he's definitely on the right track. i think the fact that he hosted this state ceremony of sort, right, i think that's important because josina was quite critical of the palestine authority. i just say i was not only critical of israel and its occupation sharina and her colleagues were also critical of the personal authority. the fact that the panacea resorts to came on board its to its credit. but it's also to the credit of independent journalism or the voice of like sharin because the people in palestine a whole generation of people and the stand the credibility of journalism and understand why the, the voice of the likes of sharon is important and hence the but a scene in president and prime minister came on board

but israel generally does not allow palestinians into what is now israel even for a visit if they don't have his railey citizenship, israeli id cards or special permits could only give him a glimpse of what it looks like today. park with field flowers. you know, they don't seem so tranquil now, but appearances can be deceiving because this was one of the palestinian village of a bullet swept by the turmoil of an extra foreshadow house eve. it's all still there in his memory. grandfather displace heartbroken and still hoping to return his path 1000 displacements seems the distance is ever sammy's day. then al jazeera holland. dear refugee can while colleagues showing a black lace killing by his early forces, another reminder of israel's brutal occupation of palestine. the trail blazing, palestinian american janice devoted her life to exposing the unrelenting oppression of palestinians. bahama jumped jean reports and what a life and her death means for her fans, family and friends. then as well, and what the, what the other title, how come when a voice as vital as should ina, barclays, is

but israel generally does not allow palestinians into what is now israel even for a visit. if they don't have his railey citizenship, israeli id cards, or special permit could only give him a glimpse of what it looks like to day park with fields and flowers. you know, they all seem so tranquil now, but appearances can be deceiving because this was one of the palestinian village of a bullet swept by the turmoil of an extra foreshadow house eve. it's all still there in his memory, the grandfather displace heartbroken, still hoping to return his par. 1000 displacement seems the dissenters ever sammy they then al jazeera holland. dear refugee camps on palestinians living in the occupied west bank, se israel's long term aim has always been to seize as much land as possible. neither abraham reports now on life under israeli occupation. halima eunice says israel considered her existence a threat just because she's a palestinian iraqi who was forced out of her home in 1948. now she's threatened to be evicted again. she's been living in this case and my saturday for the southern had

but israel generally does not allow palestinians into what is now israel even for a visit, if they don't have his railey citizenship, israeli id cards, or special permits. they could only give them a glimpse of what it looks like to day park with fields and flowers. you know, they don't seem so tranquil now, but appearances can be deceiving because this was once the palestinian village of a bullet swept by the turmoil of a necklace. for she had a house eve, it's all still there. in his memory, the grandfather displace heartbroken, and still hoping to return his power. 1000 displacements seems the dissenters ever sammy's day than al jazeera ellen. dear refugee can well, the shock weeks of palestine is not but a still reverberating to day people were forced from their homes, leaving everything behind, hoping to one day return. but they would never allow me to nick clark met one woman as she visited her childhood home to original residents from the time of the night, but a still alive recorded. habash is one. this is your house. this is my house. this is my home. this is what i was more and

there is little trust by israel, of an international investigation. israel has often accused us of being biased against it. so the question is, what investigation will be considered trim parents and we'll do the un security council get behind it. this issue of the palestinian territories has been on the un agendas since it's inception. it's one of the longest standing agenda items for the united nations. and it just last month there was 2 meetings held by the security council on the situation there and escalating tensions. the special envoy for the middle east tor venice lend has called for an independent investigation as well and said that journalist can't be targeted. but the special representative, your human rights is also said that there appears to be in the past evidence that israel was using indiscriminate force against palestinian protestors and palestinians gathered in the old city at that time they were calling for more international attention and it hasn't happened yet so the, the question now is will this be the impetus, more urgency and more discussions regarding the situati

exactly a year after israel boomed it old one. 0, hello. julie mcdonald, this is jesse alive from london, also coming up, letting me putins warren ukraine, drives 1st, finland in sweden to seek natal membership plus oh, celebrations in the symbolic capital where nps have just elected their next president and evidence problems on food display as people are left in the dark, well trying to vote in the 1st all elementary election since the countries economic collapse with 74 years after the creation of israel, palestinians in the occupied temperature, have been marking what they call the napa or catastrophe. o siren sound 74 seconds one for every year since israel was founded in hundreds of thousands of palestinians were driven from their homes. thousands killed events taken on even more importance this year after the killing al jazeera during the serene. actually place really forces palestinians living in the occupied west bank say all along israel's plans have been to take up more land, less people. they don't remember napa, but they still l

it holds israel, responsible. these ready military has admitted that soldiers from an elite unit 5 during the raid. but does not say that its troops are to blame. my hold, a boss says he'll seek justice at the international criminal court. here in bob to day, we are here to pay respect to serene abu ucla, the martyr of palestine. the martyr of jerusalem, and a martyr of free speech and the free roll of the symbol of the palestinian them and the symbol of the palestinian journalist. shreed her sacrifice her life to defend its course and the cause of the palestinian pupil. sharina was an honest ways, a patriarch wash national voice that conveyed the message of the families of the prisoners, the sufferings of palestine and people. the sufferings of those living in the camps, the sufferings of those who have been hit everywhere law. it's a crime to kill sheree and o'clock. but such crime is not the 1st of its kind. dozens of journalists have lost their lives. palestinian journalists have lost their lives. the authorit

the palestinian president rejects israel's offer of the joint investigation into sharina. killing says he will take it to the international criminal court. the white house has called for a transparent inquiry and urged both sides to share their findings. also ahead, ah, a memorial to amount 1000000 coven 19 deaths in america families question the government's handling of the pandemic. ah! thousands of palestinians have paid tribute to al jazeera journalist, sharina bo aclu at a state service held in her honor. her funeral will be held later on friday. she was shot at the head by israeli forces in the occupied westbank on wednesday. president blackwood abbas has vowed to seek justice for her death at the international criminal court. neither abraham begins are coverage and a wanting that view as may find some images in her report disturbing bill. oh, a daughter of palestine mob. shooting about this body was taken through a thousands gather to pay the respect her remains then taken to a state service where the palestinian president honored her vow to seek justice at the international cri