comparing israel s war in gaza against hamas, a genocidal tariff side of an organisation, he has disgraced the memory of 6 million jews murdered by the nazis and has demonised them. you should be ashamed of himself. paul adams is injersusalem for us he spoke to me earlier and explained more about how the brazilian president s words are taken by the israeli government. he was clearly very offended. as were other israeli ministers. the brazilian ambassador is likely to be called into the foreign ministry to explain his president s actions both benjamin netanyahu said comparisons between israel and the nazis and hitler was crossing a red line. it is profoundly offensive to all israelis to suggest what is happening in gaza today has any connection or comparison to what the nazis did to 6 millionjews in world war ii. and the israelis are clearly not in the mood to let these remarks pass. he is not alone in expressing concern about the israeli operation in gaza. he is not, and of
how can you function at a time when israel is deducting two thirds of our revenues? how can you function at a time when you have 700 checkpoints? how can you function when you have 755,000 settlers, all of them with machine guns? how can you function when all the palestinian territories are reoccupied by the army, the israeli army, and settlers are incursion into cities, refugee camps and villages? so the issue of revitalisation of the palestinian authority is to create a conducive environment for us to function. this is the most important thing. otherwise, we will be in a difficult situation. many are saying the united states must do more to put pressure on its ally, israel, to bring the war to the end. do you think america is doing enough? no. i don t think that america is doing enough. i think america can do more, because it s very simple. you can exert every pressure by not giving aid, by not giving weapons and by exerting serious pressure. we know. do you think they woul
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meet the men bucking the trend by baking spuds. in sport. almost 50 years in football management, roy hodgson leaves crystal palace. his replacement, oliver glasner who watched palace draw with everton. can he save their season? two minutes 40, i was technically dead for. i ve been catching up with luton town s tom lockyer after he suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch and how a new arrival may prove the perfect distraction as he takes a break from the game. good morning. today we have got a band of rain pushing south and east. on either side, bright or sunny spells and a few showers and it is going to be another mile today for the time of year. all of the details later. it s tuesday 20th february. a row has deepened between the business secretary, kemi badenoch, and the former post office chair, henry staunton, after he claimed he d been told to stall compensation payments to victims of the horizon it scandal. ms badenoch, who sacked mr staunton last month, said the claims
it comes as the world health organisation says an israeli raid has left the biggest hospital in southern gaza unable to function adding to the humanitarian crisis there. meanwhile refugees have continued to crowd into rafah, close to the border with egypt where around 1.5 million people are now seeking safety. we ll get the latest on the ground in a moment. but first, last november the bbc reported on the case of a young woman and her disabled brother, tala and yazid, in rafah. they were trying to escape but were repeatedly turned away at the border along with their mother and siblings. our special correspondent fergal keane has been following the family s story. we came back to no electricity, no food for today. she s been a constant caring voice from within the siege. and one more day closer to my brother running out of medications. and we re still here. tala s daily life, a relentless struggle to care for her disabled brother yazid. three times they tried to escape raf