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palestinian leaders threaten to suspend all communication with the u.s. if it closes their diplomatic mission at washington d.c. . area this is how it is there live from doha also coming up. thousands take to the streets and zimbabwe a day before president robert mugabe's party meeting to decide his fate. lebanese prime minister saad hariri meets the president and paris and says he will work turn to his country next week plus. new hope for a missing argentine submarine with forty four crewmembers on board a several attempted satellite calls are detected from that vessel. but again there is a major tension building and u.s. ally. in relations the trunk administration says it will close the palestine

liberation organization's diplomatic office in washington d.c. the us state department says the p.l.o. has broken legislation by calling for an international criminal court prosecution against israel over building illegal settlements two thousand and fifteen us law bars palestinians from going to the i.c.c. against israel the p.l.o. office in washington has been open since the one nine hundred eighty s. the plan to close it as legit serious concerns about efforts to find peace in the region that's also being seen as an attempt to force the palestinian authority into direct negotiations with israel israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he respects the u.s. decision that the p.l.o. which the international community sees as the official representative of all palestinians is threaten to end all contact with the u.s. if that office is closed it's hoped a meeting on monday between the u.s. state department in the p.l.o. will shed light on the top administration decision and estabrook reports. the plant

closure of the palestinian liberation organization's office in washington prompted shock and a threat from a senior palestinian official to freeze ties with the us this is very unfortunate and seven this is the pressure being exerted on this administration from the netanyahu government and the time when we are trying to cooperate to achieve the ultimate deal they take such steps which would undermine the peace process the u.s. state department announced its decision to close the office late last week citing a twenty fifteen law placing conditions on the u.s. mission office those conditions relate to the palestinians pressuring the international criminal court to seek charges against israel over the issue of israeli settlements and crimes against palestinians the move comes as the troubled ministration is trying to broker a peace plan between the palestinians and israelis president donald trump said such a deal would be a cornerstone of his administration he very much in september he met with

palestinian president mahmoud abbas on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly meeting of world leaders in new york and the last while the president sent his son in law and adviser jared cushion or to the middle east in part to work out a blueprint for a deal the white house says closing the p.l.o. office doesn't mean it's cutting off communications with the palestinians and could be viewed as a way to expedite the peace process but a middle east analyst says the trumpet ministration is not bargaining in good faith the u.s. is not an honest broker the u.s. is representing its own interests and they correspond primarily with the right wing of israeli interests the closure isn't a done deal president trump has ninety days to review the decision and could keep the office open if he thinks the palestinians are engaged in meaningful and direct negotiations with the israelis die on estabrook al-jazeera washington. and

zimbabwe tens of thousands of people have joined rallies across the capital harare calling for president robert mugabe to resign the ninety three year old has been under house arrest since the military took control on wednesday his rulings on a party says it will hold a meeting on sunday to discuss that in the coming hours reports from harare. extatic zimbabweans say they can feel change is coming soldiers posed herself in crowds hundreds of thousands of people flooded the streets of harare men women and children marched alongside armored cars and soldiers they say they want president robert mugabe who has ruled for nearly forty years to resign good money for the medicines but the. sixty thousand dollars we are saying you should stop. this country like they have done enough i think it is my freedom to ask all of us we've been waiting for this time for so long we have been

oppressed for a very long time so we are saying. basically. it was a united front opposition supporters people loyal to mugabe is on a party and veterans of the liberation war against white rule marched together the main opposition leader morgan tsvangirai says the country is preparing for a post mugabe era the army seize control earlier in the week and confined the country's leader his private residence in harare. and. speaking from south africa on saturday his nephew. was reported to have said the president and his wife grace are ready to die for what is correct and they have no intention of stepping down but people at the march insisted the ninety three year old has to go explore. the country thank you.

branches in all ten provinces have said mugabe should resign they also want to grace mugabe who heads the party's women's needs to go through things on a pair party will meet on sunday to discuss the fate of president robert mugabe and his wife and reinstate the vice president he dismissed in a similar goggle zimbabweans have only known one leader after decades of being afraid to speak out against mugabe things have changed the people marching insist it's not a matter of if but when mugabe will go how to toss al-jazeera how to. know is a zimbabwean activist and coordinator of the group the zimbabwe vigil and says protesters have felt encouraged by the army intervention of recent days. i think what the people have discovered is that the army has opened the way for them to go out there

and express you know. the fact that they don't like robert mugabe and his wife so they kind of opened the door for them and these are the two main obstacles for people at home so the fact that the army is given the opportunity to say you can come out and express how you feel about everything but just because you see the numbers of people in the streets in the. middle of the you know. do the right thing probably install a transitional government a government. all inclusive of the opposition parties and the government to not sideline the opposition before by design appears the people want the kind of transitional government that is all inclusive including taking on board what the opposition are saying so that they move the country forward but the main main main point so that the transition government will provide you know free and fair credible elections that are internationally want monitored so because as you know.

the elections for the past ten years lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has confirmed hill returned to beirut by wednesday and will hold talks with president michel i only made the statement during his visit to france or has more from paris . in the latest twist in this political crisis saad hariri arrived at paris's look airport at dawn and headed to his apartment in the french capital it was the first time the lebanese prime minister had been seen in public since his sudden resignation in riyadh two weeks ago later he met the french president emanuel at the elisei palace and said he would return to beirut. with regards to the political situation i will be in beirut in the next few days to take part in the celebration of our independence and our express opinions on all subjects once i've made president on hariri was joined by his wife and eldest son but his other two children were left behind in riyadh fueling speculation about why

that was at least a source is said only that it had been the hariri family's personal choice macro invited to really he said not to offer exile but as an act of friendship the fact that some of her riri was here at the elise is being seen by those in france as something of a diplomatic success for him and call it is the french president's mediation attempts over the past two weeks that have seen hariri finally leave riyadh. this is certainly a diplomatic success for a manual mark at the start of the lebanese crisis no one was very convinced that he'd be able to get results but he succeeded in getting hariri out of saudi arabia and hopefully back to lebanon soon for that it's a personal achievement for macro he's managed to re-insert france into the middle east and diplomatic arena. many people in lebanon say they're fed up with what they regard as foreign meddling in their affairs if hariri does make it back to beirut

on wednesday he'll be there is the country celebrates his independence with a public holiday that would be a symbolic moment it would be lost on no one natasha al-jazeera paris. so this was the very very first public appearance since his resignation and lebanon are questioning why two of his children were left behind in riyadh and i know who has more from beirut. saddle had a rival to the french capital may be a way of showing that he's a free man and that he's able to leave saudi arabia but speculations about his ability to move freely have not been put to rest the very fact that he left his children behind he arrived with his wife his children stayed behind according to his aides it is because they're they're attending school in lebanon many in lebanon including the president believe that the prime minister in one way or another was

a hostage in saudi arabia he was forced to resign his resignation speech was written by the saudi authorities and now we are in and the neighborhood which is considered really a hariri stronghold mixed reactions definitely but many people really asking questions on whether or not their leader is a political hostage on the list one of those of us how did he saudi citizens did for saudi has influence over him and that means he has a responsibility towards they tell him something he must listen and it's possible his children could be a pressure court. he wasn't salty and it's natural that he's there and he would return this is this country. behind only he and. this may be a family issue but. i would like to know i would like to thank president for not accepting his assignation because if you gave how do you know. what the first

official confirmation. will be returning to was made by the man himself. not long after landing in paris how the phone conversation with lebanon's president telling him that he will be here to attend the independence day celebrations on november twenty second now what happens when he. insists on his resignation or will he decide to appoint to this prime minister and form a new government but on condition that hezbollah. which is allied with iran is not participating in this government so a lot of questions on what comes next and that is why many in lebanon fear that the crisis is not over because saudi iranian rivalry which is really playing out across the region is now being played out in lebanon argentina's defense ministry says that its attack that seven attempted satellite calls from a missing submarine giving hope that the forty four crew members on board are still

be found alive contact was lost with the san juan on wednesday as it was returning to its face and mar del plata from a routine mission in the south atlantic the search for the vessel has been hampered by stormy seas and submarines anti protection color and design. has the latest. the search and rescue operation is continuing through the night and into sunday with the options final thora to saying they are now cautiously optimistic after receiving more they say was seven attempted satellite cole was which failed to connect but were a sign of life. somewhere deep in the south atlantic in the meantime the united states chile great britain have all offered their assistance and we're sending expertise to argentina to help in the in the search operation to find the ira's son from the submarine the argentine authorities of the hudson the crew since wednesday morning they and the families of the from g four crew members a becoming increasingly concerned as each hour passes without hearing from the

submarine other not calling into the mergence he has yet they have no news of any mechanical failure or any other technical failure simply saying they've not heard from the crew since wednesday morning in the meantime the whole of argentina is watching and waiting with great nervousness with great voice to hear what happens the pope has said that he is praying for the forty four crew members watching time president. saying that he will stop at nothing to try to find out what has happened to the crew of the of the sound one still ahead on al-jazeera. we call on the world to look with the yemeni people and put an end to our history a passionate plea from people trapped in war torn and then in desperate need of food and medical supplies. and a reversal of fortune for central asia snow leopard we travel to christiane and search of the elusive they kept.

hello there we've got plenty of unsettled weather across the middle east at the moment for a look at the satellite picture we can see the next system that's drifting its way in here and that's going to make things rather gray for some of us and i think that cloud will squeeze out one or two showers most likely in the northern part of it it's gradually drifting its way eastwards and still likely to give us one or two showers as we head through monday behind it there's a bit of a break. well the next system works in but look what's happening over the northwestern parts of turkey some very very heavy downpours there on monday that could well give us a few problems even further towards the south and there's a chance of a few showers in bahrain and here in doha on sunday as well or gradually i think on monday it will be a bit drier thirty one degrees the maximum temperature more in the way of unbroken sunshine for salada thirty degrees will be our maximum and it should be fine here

too down to was the southern parts of africa for many of us it is dry unsettled cape town there getting to around twenty two degrees seventy two in fahrenheit however it's not dry for all of us that this area of cloud here it's slightly broken but it will bring us a one or two showers that stretching out just into parts of tanzania and the northern parts of mozambique and even into madagascar as well in the east there looks like they'll be a few showers could even see one or two in anti memory vo is the temperatures make it to twenty seven. what began as a small extremist group in africa's most populous country we don't think it's invented from the government just. soon turned into a battlefront jiri and government tried out yet why. the tours for abducting more than two hundred schoolgirls the killing of displacement of thousands of people al-jazeera investigates the origin you rise of iran at this time.

you're watching out to syria let's take a look at the top stories this hour there is concern for peace efforts in the middle east after the top administration announced plans to close the palestine liberation organization diplomatic office and washington d.c. a policy palestinian calls for israel to be prosecuted at the international criminal court over illegal settlements. tens of thousands of people in zimbabwe held rallies across harare calling for an end to president robert mugabe's rule the ninety three year old has been under house arrest since the military to

control on wednesday argentina's defense ministry said it has detected seven attempted satellite calls and that submarine that's been missing since wednesday has forty four crew members on board lost contact with the san juan as it was returning to base and mar del plata from a routine mission in the southern atlantic the satellite calls lasted up to thirty six seconds in the late morning and early afternoon. bangladeshi foreign minister abdul haasan mahmud ali is scheduled to visit they were henge a refugee camps and cox's bazaar with his counterparts from. china japan and several european union countries hundreds of thousands of her hands are refugees continue to arrive in bangladesh after fleeing a violent military crackdown and august in march has been widely condemned by world leaders for the violence in rakhine state under chaudhry joins us now from cox's this are these high profile meetings between all of these officials have been going

on for weeks now for weeks is it making any type of difference. well to summarize it's a good p.r. for bangladesh on diplomatic front for bad p.r. for me on my other than that it doesn't really have a constructive role maybe that donor agencies like the un and others able to appeal promote donation because the number of refugees are increasingly growing limited space inadequate food and sanitation that are a high rate of malnutrition seven percent higher than other emergency situation around the world so there are a lot of issues but there really is repaired tradition of their own refugees how soon when do they really want to go back now because under the circumstances some of the refugees we were talking to who crossed into bangladesh few days back told us that look they're stuck inside the home in fear of reprisal from the security forces one elderly man told me that he's young daughter was shot dead and the other

young man told me that a lot of his relatives were detained and were taken to unknown destination nobody knows what is going on on the other side of the broader the even the the me on market saying that look we are ready to sit down and we are ready to discuss this with going with this government and repatriation of the refugees but what is the mechanism behind the condition that put forward on the citizenship criteria is almost next to impossible verification of id cards citizenship proof of relatives residentially but even the orphaned children have to prove that their parents had residentially on the other side this is according to the buying of this foreign minister is a strategy defuse the diplomatic tension for the kind time ok ten reporting from kocsis are ill be checking in with you throughout the day and i thank you. ada started to trickle into yemen always two weeks after the start of a coalition close land air and sea borders vital supplies are being allowed into

ports and government controlled areas that the united nations says only complete lifting of the blockade will stop what could be the worst famine in decades four pts. these machines a slowly cleaning this man's blood and keeping him alive a saudi led coalition is strike left him without any obvious injuries but the trauma and the health problems came soon after. it all started when my husband lost his eyesight after three days his health continued to deteriorate when we had him examined and found his kidneys had failed that he needs kidney dialysis three times a week but at this hospital in the who see controlled capital of summer patients are lucky to get even one treatment resources are dwindling food and fuel prices are soaring so not as within the estimated sixty percent of human that's under control and it's under siege and. suffering here we've been denied delivery of

medicine as we call on the world to look with mercy on the yemeni people and put an end to our eyes every start by opening the closed borders and deliver medical supplies. for twelve days yemen has been all that cut off from the outside world a blockade imposed after humans who three rebels fired a ballistic missile deep into saudi arabia the blockade was designed to choke the alleged flow of weapons to who three roubles from iran but it's increased the hardship for millions of human knees the majority of whom need some sort of assistance the saudi led coalition says aid can get in through what it describes as a liberated ports it's partially open to the government controlled port of aden in the south but none of the points of entry are in areas under control that includes the airport in the capital sanaa and to the port of who data through which the bulk of all aid is delivered where being covering the war in yemen for two and

a half years now but here's an idea of the impact from just the last twelve days seven million people were already on the. famine without any kind of aid getting in the u.n. says that number will rise past ten million the cost of the saudi is being measured not in cash but in the number of lives lost one hundred fifty thousand of them that's how many children the u.n. says could die within the coming months if the book isn't lifted completely. the u.n. says vital supplies will run out in human within the next few weeks the blockade is a calculated move by the sound coalition a strategy that needs time to take effect time that for the people of yemen is fast running out the hall and zero motorists in saudi arabia will have to pay a five percent tax when they fill up their tanks starting in january earlier this

year riyadh passed a draft law to apply a five percent value added tax to some products and services it's part of the country's major epic economic reforms as the oil dependent nation continues to deal with the slump in global oil prices. a record budget deficit of ninety seven billion dollars last year. gerry adams the leader of the irish republican party and fein has announced he will be stepping down after almost thirty five years his party will elect a replacement early next year adams was the leading spokesman for shin fein and a westminster m.p. when his party was the political wing of the irish republican army paramilitary group fought a guerrilla campaign against british control of northern ireland for almost forty years out of his playlist central role in peace talks in the one nine hundred ninety s. which ended the violence leading to power sharing in belfast between shin fein and pro british unionists can marias the dublin correspondent for politico he says adams likely replacement is untainted by links to the ira it will make it easier

for shin fein to develop relationships with other irish parties. indeed sent tonight that he's stepping down as president of shoot thing apart he's been like in charge of since month hundred eighty three things have been happening here over the last of years in the general election last year here in the republic of ireland shin fein increased its number of seats in the government parliament from fourteen to twenty three all but wiped out the irish labor party and the end of the holding the balance of power but you stop these parties to get in and fianna fáil don't want to do business with thing because i didn't say in charge the party is viewed if you like as being somewhat toxic adams's have a long association with the provisional ira that then engaged in a bombing campaign to try an end to british rule in northern ireland. who are the governing party here and the main opposition party in a phone believe that as long as adams remains in charge of shin fein it is viewed

as being if you like a terrorist party brain in india has helped improve the capital delis air quality problem the city has been blanketed in a toxic fog for about two weeks causing severe health issues forecasters say the rain offer some temporary relief but it comes as runners prepare to take part in the delhi half marathon a court has ruled that despite all the warnings from doctors that race will go ahead the status of one of the world's rarest big cats has improved the snow leopard has been downgraded from endangered traval marble on the international list of threatened species scientists say there are more of the rare creatures than previously thought that as robin forestay walker reports from a nature reserve and present stand that everyone agrees. snow leopards in these mountains are protected by the people of this village.

in exchange the snow leopard trust wildlife charity their handicrafts. i've seen with my own eyes a dead snow leopard but now nobody kills snow leopards we're protecting them for our children to see the results i travelled up to the remote nature reserve of site chat after. wild sheep and other big cat prey are plentiful. and camera traps have identified a healthy population of up to twenty snow leopards. used to set up. conservation ease helping kyrgyzstan to recover its snow leopard population but the snow leopard trust believes it's premature to downgrade the cats on the international list of the threatened species. information which is used for that is

coming from the little. person. and that's not. enough to. know snow leopard expert but i'm going to take credit for this i just spotted that . snow leopard rubbing itself against the rock yeah i would love to see the elusive cat and i'm hoping the memory card from this camera trap will reward me with a picture. this is. a link selfie also extremely rare but no snow leopard for me this time. using non-lethal traps researches have called in g.p.s. call it seven snow leopards to monitor their movements in the saudi chattier to test reserves that's really enabled us to start to build models of snow leopard populations that before we are just guessing at this the technology improves who

are are finding all these ways in which our guesses are are getting corrected that is why most experts stand by the snow leopards reclassification from endangered to vulnerable because the latest evidence suggests there are more cats than previously acknowledged around four thousand left in the wild i did eventually see real snow leopards behind bars in this sanctuary for animals rescued from poaches their numbers are still in decline vulnerable still means threatened robin for steelworker al-jazeera in this attached nature reserve. i visit our website when you get a moment al-jazeera dot com for all of the day's news from around the world keep their very capital lines now.

and these are the headlines on al-jazeera there is concern for peace efforts in the middle east after the trump administration announced plans to close the palestine liberation organization diplomatic office and washington d.c. at allas palestinian calls for a prosecution against israel at the enter national criminal court over illegal settlements while eight hundred nine of the enemy. we replied to the us administration also in writing sang there in the event that they closed down the pale i will face we will suspend all our communication with the administration until office is reopened. meanwhile netanyahu government is destroying houses in the jabba area and wall as well as. the government is being rewarded and we are being punished this is totally unacceptable and it does undermine the peace process tens of thousands of people in zimbabwe held rallies across are calling for an end

to president robert mugabe's rule. the ninety three year old has been under house arrest since the military took control on wednesday because his rulings on a p.f. party will hold a meeting on sunday to discuss his fate. argentina's defense ministry says it has detected seven fail satellite calls from the submarine that's been missing since wednesday the forty four crew members on board authorities lost contact with the san juan as it was returning to base in mar del plata for a routine mission in the south atlantic the defense ministry says it's working on tracing the location with a american an american company that specializes in satellite communications gerry adams the veteran leader of the irish republican party fein has announced plans to step down from his role after almost thirty five years as party will elect a replacement early next year adams was the leading spokesman for shin fein and also westminster m.p. when his party was the political wing of the irish republican army that

paramilitary group fatah guerrilla campaign against british control of northern ireland for almost forty years adams played a central role in peace talks in the one nine hundred ninety s. which ended the violence leading to power sharing in belfast between pain and pro pritish unionists those are the headlines the news continues right here on al-jazeera after faultlines a visit our web site al-jazeera dot com keep it or. we're living through a technological revolution but all the machines taking over if a piece of machinery goes wrong is there a train all of this to get action through which we can bring a legal system to bear oxford university professor of machine learning stephen rover talks to all juiciest this time. my artwork has always been about my family about the magic that is. a black american family surviving in america.