if katherine acquires the as four hundred anti aircraft defense system it was reported on friday that he'd written a similar letter to french president. that was ambassador to moscow said in january that his country intended to acquire the missile system saudi arabia along with the u.a.e. cut off relations with qatar. in slovenia early results from the parliamentary elections show the rightwing anti immigration party led by the former prime minister. winning more than a quarter of the votes a young isn't on course for an outright majority and the other party leaders say they will refuse to work with him because of his anti immigrant stance those are the headlines talked to al-jazeera is next half an hour of i.

it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. in december two thousand and seventeen u.s. president donald trump recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel. it was an act

considered by many countries around the world as irresponsible and deeply provocative because the palestinians it indorsed israel's illegal occupation of their land. gazans have protested only israel border every friday since trump and demanding for the right of palestinian refugees to return to the areas they were forcibly expelled from by zionist militias in one nine hundred forty eight. unveil this as the us president's daughter an advisor on could trump inaugurated the new us embassy in jerusalem made the fourteenth we welcome you officially and for the first time to the embassy of the united states. the israeli soldiers shot to. eight sixty palestinians and wounded more than one thousand two hundred others along the gaza border. palestinians now describe the mounting fury and desperation in gaza over israel's ten years of land air and sea

blockade but there is also increasing frustration with the failure of palestinian politicians to come together and more effectively act on behalf of their own citizens. today on talk to al-jazeera residents in gaza tell us about their lives in their own words. israel occupied gaza in the one nine hundred sixty seventy. in two thousand and one

during the first palestinian uprising known as the intifada israel began making it even more difficult for gazans to work in israel. in two thousand and five following the israeli government's so-called disengagement plan to separate his radius from palestinians eight thousand israeli settlers were evicted from the gaza strip. a year later hamas beat fatah in parliament tree elections in gaza. efforts to form a unity government between fatah and hamas failed and in two thousand and seven fighting between the rival factions broke out. in the end house took control of the gaza strip and a period of a more permanent split between the two palestinian parties began leaving the fatah dominated palestinian authority and control in the west bank. israel responded by forcing a land air and sea blockade on the gaza strip gazans were banned from working in

israel. egypt in coordination with israel closed its border with gaza as well effectively sealing the strip from the outside world. hamas has fought sri wars with israel since then the first in two thousand and eight. the last in two thousand and fourteen resulted in more than two thousand palestinians being killed at least half of them were civilians more than five hundred fifty of them were children. sixty six israeli soldiers and five israeli civilians including one child were killed. enough is a die as family have owned bakeries for generations like thousands of palestinians their businesses and homes were taken over by israelis during what the palestinians call the nakba or catastrophe of the one nine hundred forty eight. last month.

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a little late to a real mistake that i did i would do a habit with good luck i'll be in. and out of the home and when when one of the oh i'm a bit but i'm off as a young man to profess to when i'm in the government i'm not even a come on hannah janish should be doing me i'm in. and should be doing me i'm in is i'm in the how do pursuit of going and shabbat have a unit zama know yet the idea of sort of going to the nation with them yeah i mean no one but not. one but not all enough he says that he can't simply create open during the two thousand and fourteen war with israel he says people bring their food to be cooked by him because they cannot afford to gas and there's only a few hours of electricity every day across gaza that i'll hold on to get us. about in a second. visit i will put away. just

adds them a goodness. in the love mfi and the know how do you deal with issues. aslan for social world but i'm all for them and go to the one who knows you know and the d.v.r. the gist of it when it went down in the sky just. when one in the sea and in the budget little but it was. in the new deal machine doug heye go. on and set up the gnostic facade the i'm going to get in the minute get into. boma fish most of them in the whole woman it is you. know we were out on a street that wouldn't know what i was like a month so you. would want to listen oh well. that was a lot of us about god then it got to the heart of the on the face. i'm

not going to look much about. about. this yet in the midst of a show with my son. when us while the high so you. don't know what the no for you on deck notes must we do on them at the office in the back of a jennifer was a book by god on the fish and the love as well yet the. good among the saw as good a little slip that that for another no fema someone but i'm off as a low female thought a few seconds of them up to the mission on the one of the ideas that would lead to been a bus my fist. in the two thousand and fourteen rule entire neighborhoods in gaza were flattened and millions of dollars worth of water and sanitation infrastructure destroyed.

gaza's two million people had already suffered seventy years on the israel's land sea in a blockade when war broke out almost four years later gaza's continued isolation has devastated diseconomies impoverished its population and lift sixty percent without jobs aid organizations say around ninety percent of gaza's rule to is not safe to drink rule sewage is pumped directly into the sea because there's not enough electricity to power the sewage plants. no he lucky to have a job delivers drinkable water to people across gaza because many can't afford to pay him kind of the vulcan of i have been in the condition of and i'm officially oklahoma city we've been to come so she said in a war that the senate can well they get a muscle to the last look now and the thousand even though most of the northern seven look like must look at why she let loose the numa fish of ruth's alone could know what this didn't give a bill without

a budget when we mostly but it doesn't say you're going to ship with your mother she. went over the political thing of the while you were putting up some couple of sock who got the i was the weather devil oh well oh well very easy of an adult should get emma and you and i visited him. then let me have your down that is does go down the door as you will with the result as usual in the same city in a sas about almost about us as a follow the seven as measured them without limit notice i would hope not i do over the how we're going to develop the dog on the other this issue has been a. couldn't second father say you saw us what. international human rights organizations have repeatedly condemned israel's blockade and related restrictions saying they claim triveni international humanitarian law united nations investigations have also criticized both the

israeli government as well as hamas for war crimes and possible crimes against humanity during the conflicts in two thousand and eight and two thousand and fourteen. israel says the blockade is needed as a counter terrorism policy against hamas he denies specifically targeting palestinian civilians killed. but health services in gaza are at breaking point daily power cuts affect hospitals and primary care facilities across the strip there are severe shortages of medicines and medical supplies both israel and egypt often delay or deny permits for palestinians who need to travel abroad to get life saving medical treatment. no he says his sister in law has cancer and each treatment in israel. is ready and. did most of the second and i doubt a lot of thing or somehow came out of the plot of the woods werman now does anyone . know does the game oh yeah i mean how does the. muslim gossip.

about how do we apply i am. i am get him people like him because i would love a good law god would see him get him can order. the. other guy he would have the guy you know that either got emotional as a mother was allowed or when a game. that i will going let us see how he wanted. the day i get over that's. a well that's a good that this blog is still valid but it. i dare say. the war mediterranean waters along gaza's coast used to be a major source of income for palestinian fishermen. under a truce agreement following the two thousand and fourteen war israel restricts palestinian fishing to an area within six kilometers from the shore. but fishermen

say the israeli navy target their boats even if they are well within that area. according to the palestinian department for the documentation of ease really violations against fisherman two fishermen were killed twenty one wounded and thirty nine arrested by the israeli coast guard in two thousand and seventeen which is nine fishing boats were partially or fully destroyed and thirteen boats were confiscated. the israeli human rights group but selim says that israel's blockade on gaza has led to ninety five percent of fisherman living below the poverty line ahmed al he see has been a fisherman in gaza for almost fifty years. but the latest having gone on to have them. and what that's a horrible. man i'm again mina. and at the phillies.

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i want to get along. with. my youth mcgehee. but. it. all but. in addition to israel's blockade the factional fighting between the two main palestinian political parties has made life for the people of gaza even more

difficult. to be repeated reconciliation efforts between fatah and hamas since hamas took control of gaza following their election victory in two thousand and six . failed. in october two thousand and seventeen deal was supposed to see hamas hand over control of gaza to the fatah dominated palestinian authority. so unity government could be formed in exchange president abbas and the p.a. promise to lift crippling sanctions that they themselves have imposed on gaza these include payments for electricity and paying the salaries for out of work p.a. employees. how must says it is handed over administrative control to the p.a. but refuses to disband its twenty five thousand strong military wing or give the p.a. full control of internal security. is a journalist living and working in gaza she says local journalists often sell censor when covering issues criticizing hamas the palestinian authority as well as

the israeli government. i know you've also been a. canuck as i mean that's about a foot above and. some of us left a little if you had. a minimal all the. time in this but full of money you know hanna and that's the one i'm out of. a lot of out of. the boxes up at the. bottom of a lot of quantum of food the well i'm about to. go to the. top . with out of them to find a slightly been conditioned from one. hundred i learned.

that economic thought of that i did when and how about a foot off. of me and almost won a lot of money in a lesson i got in the puddle not aware. of how to balance a list but it was i. love the thought of the hope of softly with. the end to have the whole door. to my house is how much stops demonstrations that it doesn't. sort of have been totally one and all a and a closer. look at. what can i let kind of the problems and who are living. what is what the whole one can of a lot of us in me what i'm to that doesn't it how does a palestinian like a heinous crime and that has to end. of

course him a lot less calm down and one of the little that i left follow soon it was that if obama was at the mass of that hand i have the vatican locked when men at work saw what had. done was a hawk want to do one. and then well but a little more well if he did that and on the bottom of that is that we're going to the left that i was like he went done a. lot of the duff and all that but if you just i mean i thought what is inside me i was the one with a lot of my c a one of this all the while. stood out i thought i love that for how that but yeah i want to but that isn't what i'm talking about us i'm here how can a little but let us have balance and that imho i live in. the soul less a few dozen hamas is officially sanctioned the only going protests every friday at the gaza border un human rights chief says israel used holy disproportionate

force against the protest which has left more than one hundred palestinians dead. hussein said the gazans were effectively caged in a toxic slum israel's ambassador to the u.n. says hamas have deliberately put people in gaza in harm's way. for twenty year old palestinian authority hartopp life in gaza often described as the largest prison in the world got too much he was on employed and had reportedly asked his friends for money to help support his eight family members including his new claim baby on the twentieth of may he poured fuel over himself and set himself on fire five days later he died.

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