Defining Moments | 20 years of Al Jazeera English

Welcome to Al Jazeera. It's November the 15th, day one of a new era in television news. For three days, Al Jazeera have been with Taliban fighters. For much of that time, we've been traveling by road, yet we've seen no Afghan army, no Afghan police, and no British soldiers. Zero sign of the Taliban. The Taliban seems to remain one step ahead. They want their bases. It's quite obvious that we're the target now, not the protesters. Israeli commandos descended upon the ship. Two people killed. A large presence of tanks on the street. Around 50,000 people filled Tahrir Square. They shot at us. They shot at us. Targeting of Al Jazeera. Our officers were entered. Hello, hello, hello, hello. Two opposition fighters who jumped in. We all came under attack. The two missiles have landed about 100 metres away from us. I was just thrown tear gas by the police on purpose. And then putting them on these buses, ignoring that these people are actually allowed to be on these flights. How they are doing that. Stop, stop, stop filming. It's getting here. They're taking down the poster. And this is the Syrian government checkpoint. They're removing everything, saying the flag. Our people returning to their home. Guys, massive explosions are being heard after the initiation of a campaign. Mourners were pushed and beaten by Israeli forces. But even after her death, she continued to tell the Palestinian story. That is Al Jazeera's offices in Gaza. Getting into a hospital. That's the hospital. That's the hospital. Oh, my God.