Began before dawn yesterday. Both israel and hamas claim hamas claiming victory in their 11day conflict had hamas targeted israel with more than 4,000 rongts. Really responded with aways of air strikes to try to degrade the terrorist group. We do have live fox news it coverage mark meredith is standing by at the white house on the growing democratic divide over support for israel and begin with mike tobin as ceasefire prepares to enter its second day. Mike. Small clashes in easter jerusalem and it is significant because that is where this latest round of violence was sparked. There was an effort to evacuate palestinian there that caused demonstrations in israeli arab townings those led to riots at the holy sites and clashes roughly two weeks ago inspired rocket fire from gaza. That clashes today were not major but they emphasize the fragility of the ceasefire survey of the damage in gaza takes simultaneous with the cleanup dead people are pulled from rubble of collapsed buildings. Pres
Welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. The palestinian health ministry says an israeli air strike on a refugee camp in gaza has killed at least seven people. An official said the dead included a woman and four children, who were inside their home in the al shati camp, west of gaza city. Palestinian militants have responded by firing rockets towards the israeli city of beersheba, hitting the city of ashdod. The israeli defence force says it will retaliate. Around 140 people have been killed in gaza since the conflict began on monday. Palestinian rockets have killed eight people in israel. From jerusalem here s our middle east editor, jeremy bowen. The sectarian crisis that nobody expected is deepening. Arab protesters are on the streets of northern israel. This was nazareth. Israel s arab citizens have forced themselves back into the wider conflict that includes gaza and jerusalem. It s ugly and angry in towns shared byjews and arabs. Violence between citizens co
Hello and welcome. The palestinian health ministry says an israeli air strike on a refugee camp in gaza has killed at least seven people. An official said the dead included a woman and four children, who were inside their home in the al shati camp, west of gaza city. There was no immediate comment from israel. Since the conflict began on monday. Palestinian militants have responded to the air strike by firing rockets towards the israeli city of beersheba, hitting the city of ashdod. From jerusalem here s our middle east editor, jeremy bowen. The sectarian crisis that nobody expected is deepening. Arab protesters are on the streets of northern israel. This was nazareth. Israel s arab citizens have forced themselves back into the wider conflict that includes gaza and jerusalem. It s ugly and angry in towns shared byjews and arabs. Violence between citizens could be a bigger crisis for israel than gaza. This was a burnt out jewish school. Yelling. Police broke down the door of this family
Across country are moving to end enhanced federal unintended benefits that are slowing the jobs recovery. But president biden he said this week that he doesn t see much evidence that the expanded payments are playing a role in the labor shortage. The line has been because of the generous unemployment benefits that it is major factor in labor shortage. Americans want to work. I think people claim americans won t work even if they find a good and fair opportunity underestimate american people. Paul: bring in wall street journal columnist deputy editorial page editor dan, and columnist mary o grady so dan why don t you start by taking on joe biden s analysis of the job market. Those enhance benefits playing a role or aren t they? well, there are few people who would beg to differ with the president on that, paul. In fact it is not just a few, it is hundred if not thousands of employers who have said they are finding it extremely difficult almost impossible to hire people. They won t even
defeat it or challenge it. yes, fred, this law changes the record from top to bottom but the parts of the new law that had the most focus are those that would restrict ballot access in some ways and particularly, look, we re talking about restricting ballot access disproportionately for voters of color and low-income voters in georgia. some of those components are now requiring an i.d. for absentee voting instead of signature matching, which is what georgia used to do, limiting the use of dropboxes to just being inside early voting locations during early voting hours, which is usually 9:00 to 5:00 p.m. monday through friday, and they give this state the broad power over local election management, including the ability in some cases to replace local election officials. that s what has the most activists the most concerned about it. at this point there s the most headline grabbing, which is criminalizing giving food and zrif drink to voters in line. now, fred, there are a lot