i will be fabulously wealthy and i will not pay any price for it thank you lord the man who still looming. this is about creating opportunity for the palestinian people this is about creating opportunity for the people throughout the middle east before senior white house adviser jared kushner lays out an ambitious and fancy criticized economic plan for palestinians. hello i missed on the attack and this is al jazeera live from cairo also coming up a controversial extradition law has been put on hold but in hong kong the protests continue. today to set the congressional testimony by former special counsel robert

muller. and an uproar in the u.s. i have a migrant children being held in filthy conditions. while in charge kushner has launched the united states' $50000000000.00 formula for peace between israelis and palestinians the u.s. president's son in law and senior advisor opened a conference in bahrain on palestinian economic development part of a wider initiative to end decades of conflict how to stand in leaders there have already rejected the plan and boycotting the gathering fast roslyn jordan outlines just what jared kushner has announced to be clear. business leaders and government officials are among them all to discuss the u.s. his latest effort to resolve the israeli palestinian conflict a $50000000000.00 economic overhaul for the palestinian people and the region the

u.s. president's son in law has been working on this plan which relies on both private and public funding since 2017 this effort is better refer to as the opportunity of the century if leadership has the courage to pursue it. this is about creating opportunity for the palestinian people this is about creating opportunity for the people throughout the middle east if implemented correctly and competently the economic plan i will go through now will lead to growth and better lives cushion or end other u.s. officials say this could be the solution to decades of war occupation and mistrust the palestinians disagree they're not at the conference the white house plan ignores a strategy supported for decades by the international diplomatic community negotiated borders and land swaps a guaranteed right of return for palestinian refugees an agreement i'm a legal status of jerusalem and security guarantees for israel even so

repeated u.s. brokered talks have not succeeded in 2 states living side by side in security and peace by direct message to the palestinian people is that despite what those who have let you down in the past tell you president trump and america have not given up on you. this workshop is for you the vision we developed and released if executed correctly will lead to a better future for the palestinian people a future of dignity prosperity and opportunity is the gathering worth it if only to highlight its importance ultimately everything will have to be settled between the israelis and the palestinians but what is important is that this meeting illustrates regional support for desperate in other words the arab states are no unified. in their support for. peace plan

the israeli palestinian conflict once again is getting attention but it's not clear this latest effort will be the way to peace for the palestinians and the israelis rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington struck on the palestinian authority and its rival hamas have both denounced the u.s. plan accusing trump of trying to buy them off in return for not having their own state amasses senior political leaders says the whole thing is a foss the conference held at the moment in bahrain is a political conference with an economic coverup it is totally a political event with the financial and economic come of flaws simply for the reason that this conference and the deal called the deal of the century is aimed at achieving the following 1st to lay the foundation for terminating the palestinian calls sick and giving the green light to the zionist enemy to extend its occupation and control over the entire west bank and in lebanon on the palestinian political group fatah organize protests in the city to refugee camp in southern beirut more

than $9000.00 palestinian refugees are crammed into the camp which was set up by the red cross in 1949 correspondence anahata has. the children of the $948.00 palestinian refugees now living in lebanon they're taking part in this demonstration to protest the conference taking place in bahrain which is this causing the trumpet ministrations middle east economic peace plan people here are angry because they believe the trumpet ministration is pushing for a peace settlement that does not involve the right to return these refugees have been living in exile for 70 years now and they believe any solution to the israeli palestinian conflict the power to involve the rights to return to life is very difficult here they live in urban camps in very dire conditions and so the feeling

here or the message from the path to follow stein is a not for sale no matter how much money you offer us we are not going to give up our rights to return home. but the palestinian president has expressed in terms of the rejection to the bahrain summit echoes the folds of every palestinian in the diaspora we stand behind the palestinian national leadership and its decisions we say no to the deal of the century palestine will not be sold we cling to our right to return to palestine we cling to the land of our ancestors this is our right to the end of time. the deal of the century is not new for the palestinians our fight to continue whether they agree or not we don't care about what's happening we have men and refugees in europe and all around the world and they will never let go of palestine everything that's happening now is nonsense our weapons are pointed at the zionist enemy and palestinians feel the united states is

not an honest broker and they believe that its alliance with israel means that any settlement that they propose will be tilted in favor of the israelis and the question they ask here is that if they care so much about our economic conditions that. siege on gaza and why did the us administration decide to cut funding to the united nations relief and works agency which is the only organization providing help to these people living on the host country is also not attending the conference in solidarity with the palestinians lebanese officials fear that the deal of the century of the so-called deal of the century will involve naturalizing and resettling palestinian refugees in the host country something that this country says it will not accept. now saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin sound man begins a 2 day visit to south korea on wednesday ahead of this weekend's g. 20 summit in japan it's the highest level visit to south korea by a saudi leader in more than 2 decades and it's the crown prince's fast foreign

visit since a u.n. special investigator said the death of journalists was an extrajudicial killing that saudi arabia was responsible for while arab briars has more from seoul. an important visit for mohammed bin solomon and coming at a very important time he is to have a one on one meeting with president moon of south korea in the presidential office the blue house followed by the signing of a memorandum of understanding we don't know the content of that m o u but it is fair to assume that it is some type of trade deal that will be followed by a very important lunch between the crown prince and also the leaders of some of south korea's biggest conglomerates among them some song who owned a motors and also s.k. they will be largely talking trade on this visit but obviously it is also part of saudi arabia's attempts to rebuild its reputation for itself and its crown prince

on the world stage and this is a very important part of it ahead of the g. 20 meeting in japan but of obviously it comes in the wake of the report by the rapporteurs of the u.n. has concluded that saudi arabia as a country was indeed responsible for the death last year of the journalist jamal khashoggi which has to some extent cast a shadow over this and will possibly cast a shadow over the coming g 20 saudi military officials say they've intercepted a drain targeting homes in the south of the country the train was brought down near the residential area of coming which is now the airport it's the latest in a series of attacks on saudi airports and infrastructure. now organizers say $1500.00 people have taken part in new marches across hong kong they are part of

ongoing demonstrations against a bill allowing for extradition to mainland china demonstrators hope their cause will be discussed at the upcoming g. 20 meeting in our saka the extradition bill was suspended by the city's chief executive carrier that hasn't been fully withdraw tara clark has more from hong kong. this is one of a number of rallies held by those opposed to hong kong extradition build but this particular rally targeting consulates more than 10 or law europe canada the united states and japan are included and the i am of this particular march is to get international exposure and campaign for those countries for greater support very important for us to express our. major countries in the world. we need to support our freedom our human rights will have been a number of protests over recent weeks its attempts to keep the pressure on the government has suspended this bill but these protesters want to jump for good. former u.s. special counsel robert muller will publicly testify before 2 congressional

committees next month will issued a report in april on russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election in a statement last month he raised questions over whether donald trump had obstructed justice but said a sitting president can't be charged with a crime has the details from washington. some new information coming out that now former special counsel robert muller is going to testify before 2 house committees in open session he's doing this under subpoena now this is all going to happen july 17th and it is going to be run on all of the television programs this is not going to be welcome news u.s. president donald trump because after the special counsel submitted his report to the attorney general the attorney general waited a few weeks to put that report out but he did summarize the findings basically saying no collusion no obstruction in the investigation into russian interference in the 26th election now if you read the report that's not exactly what the special counsel was sane there were muller said he didn't want to do this you do want to

testify he said read the report but the bottom line is not many americans and not all members of congress have actually read the $400.00 plus pages much less the $45.00 page summary so this is going to be a chance for democrats to set the narrative to put out all the damaging information in the report on camera that can be looped around for the american people to watch over and over again now there are some democrats in the house who have said this report should lead to impeachment hearings the leadership has not wanted to go there they say the american public is not for impeachment this will be the democrats' best chance to try and change public opinion and whether or not the u.s. president should be impeached now still ahead on al-jazeera crackdown in egypt we'll tell you who has been arrested and what the government is calling a counterterrorism operation. and as the wildcats warn that the poor get poorer and the u.n. warns of a new wild or damn caused by climate change. the

weather sponsored by the time. however the hottest places in the world at the moment are southwest around the iraqi plane and q 8 hobbling around the $49.00 to $50.00 mark it's not a typical course a good bit above 50 we start to head towards record breaking territories otherwise nothing much is happening a dusty breeze every now and again some showers still need a task and one or 2 in northern turkey around the southern caucasus aleppo's up to 14 bay routes to the 30 mark by god's $47.00 will probably start to try and rise in next day or so and that hot is drifting down in the breeze towards q 8 dusty but not particularly dusty and the hot air and still dry air is heading down towards

bahrain and counts i was 40 one's a max a hint maybe of more humidity in the air but is generally dry struck the arabian peninsula even 30 the tide is not reliably in just yet south of all the action which is around the equator we back to the dry bit of african and apart from the coast to rain has been disappointing coastal read us a disappointing because it's just cold and grey and so the possibility around but apart from that in lands looking fine and mostly sunny temps in the high teens or low twenty's cold at night of course for the sun returns to durban reliably on thursday. well sponsored. ways. is a dialogue reading about it. on international media and on t.v. why should we stop this conversation with skepticism because there's a lot of it online everyone has a voice we'll be taken advantage of just because you know small community.

leader 12 just join the global conversation on our 0 all they want to do is start a debate the same kind of debates we have here in st. again. a reminder of the news this hour senior white house advisor jared krishna has unveiled the economic part of the u.s. middle east peace plan he says it's the opportunity of the century for palestinians but they've rejected the plan saying a political solution is needed fast. hundreds of protesters have marched across hong kong gathering at various foreign government offices it's an effort to rally international support against an extradition bill to china demonstrators want the

issue discussed at the upcoming g. 20 meeting in our software. and u.s. special counsel robert muller will public you testify before 2 committees next month he issued his report in a prolonged russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election but raised questions over whether donald trump obstructed justice. well the u.s. house of representatives has approved a $4500000000.00 aid package to address sagging numbers of asylum seekers coming across the mexican border it includes new standards for migrants in custody border officials are facing renewed criticism reports of children held in appalling conditions at detention centers as president has vowed to veto that legislation well car along is a senior research at human rights watch and last week she visited a texas detention center where hundreds of children have been held the situation that we found in at the clinic border patrol station was that all of the so-called

unaccompanied children in that region in that area were being concentrated in this one detention center and when we arrived there we got a roster that said there were over 350 children in the facility and so we started asking to see children you know we don't have the right to see the facility under the terms of the agreement that we were inside the facility on but we could speak with them so we started calling the young children we started calling children who appeared to have been there for a long time and what we found is that kids were living in overcrowded cells they were eating the same food they were not allowed outside for significant periods of time there was nothing to do no no sort of child friendly activities at all. and they were dirty they didn't have access regular access to showers or toothbrushes they were wearing the same clothes they had been wearing for weeks and then you know most worryingly there was no that it appeared to be no provisions for childcare. amnesty international says egypt is using counterterrorism as cover for

a crackdown on its opponents and follows the arrest of 8 people including human rights lawyer jan unless politicians and activists there are accused of having links to the banned muslim brotherhood creep they also accused of plotting protests during the upcoming anniversary of the military coup which deposed president mohammed morsi the 25th teen morsi died last week after collapsing in court well earlier we spoke to dalia fahmy who's an assistant professor at robben island university and a member of the egyptian root of nor association she says the government has almost complete power to shut down political opponents they're accused of allegedly carrying out possibly planning to carry out by wind and disorderly acts and so you have to remember than egypt the terrorism law is so broad and sweeping that disorderly acts also includes insulting the state or working in concert

to for example run for elections or possibly contest of already in the state and so technically in many ways are terrorism charges old will there terrorism trials are very broad and sweeping in so you can see some of them are accused of having associations for example the muslim brotherhood now again these are secular and leftist activists and so we're seeing is here we are coming upon a nother anniversary the june 30th anniversary and this is a way to kind of put fabricated charges to spread fear among society now brazil's supreme court has rejected a request to free former president louise and asked her to silva from prison then as lawyers say the judge who convicted him of corruption was biased that judge said you're morrow is now serving as justice minister under president. correspondent john as monitoring developments from one is aries. this latest appeal to free the former president of brazil lula da silva from prison was inspired by revelations in

the us online newspaper the intercept that the judge who put him behind bars so your model was undermined was compromised by colluding with the prosecutors in the car wash or lover case which accused of corruption he has denied those charges all along he said the case against him has always been politically motivated to remove him from the presidential race last year opening the way for a job also now to win an overwhelming victory and take over the presidency earlier this year defense team lay himself in prison has said he will continue to fight against the case they can they will continue to question the impartiality of the judge now justice minister sergio model they will do everything they can to keep their case alive intercepted due to release further revelations in the coming weeks about what they say is the case is that the problems with the case against lula in

the meantime the last thing the president would like to see is lula is a free for as a free man he was ahead in those opinion polls during the presidential campaign he wants to see him remain behind bars and will do everything to ensure that's the case and his team will keep fighting. ukrainian delegates have walked out of a meeting of the european based human rights body after russia's voting rights were restored the council of europe which isn't linked to the e.u. suspended in moscow 5 years ago next the ukrainian territory of crimea it's 47 members largely supported moscow's return but you crane says there should be no concessions to russia until crimea is returned russia's foreign minister welcomed the announcement. of them with a should we consider this a very very positive step it is important that the delegations that voted for this resolution and they constitute the majority. clearly stated that the rights to the return to the russian federation cannot be challenged now the un says the wild is

on course for what it calls a climate apostles where the rich buy their way out of the effects of global warming poor people suffa and a report that says climate change threatens to cancel 50 is a progress in poverty reduction the un special rapporteur on extreme poverty for the past at once hundreds of millions will face west and food insecurity add to the rules all regions will actually be affected but within any regions it will be the relatively poor people their concern is that there will be some form of climate apartheid where the rich will be busily buying themselves out trying to secure protection at certain people who are less well off and absolutely all regions of the world will bear the brunt of climate change so it's a really major issue in terms of over the and the need to try to promote

a comprehensive solution to the challenge it's not really a fight against climate change that we should be looking at what the problem is that if there is going to be any. repenting or if they will have a warming we need to be undertaking dramatic the affirmative measures now the sort of things that have been doing in most countries not doing currently. if they think in terms of the scale of the need politicians are not focused on what needs to be done they're not focused on the extent of the challenge or the change that needs to be brought we asked all of sleep walking into a climate change horror story. international food aid has begun arriving for refugees who've been forced from their homes by fighting in the eastern democratic

republic of congo but aid workers are still struggling to reach tens of thousands others trapped in areas where militia groups have been attacking villages our correspondent catherine sway reports from neighboring uganda where many had fled. $7000.00 congolese have come to this come for safety on the shores of lake the ugandan boda they've escaped from fighting in the eastern province of the $23.00 in the democratic republic most of them want to cross into uganda but have lost everything and the johnny is too expensive i don't know around i'm leaving in this camp with my 5 children because i cannot afford to go to uganda my husband was killed last week in june and i have to stay here to get food for my children. to date has just begun trickling in his are finding it hard to get help to tens of thousands of congolese still trapped in areas where our talks are still going on so many of these people here both because of the visa ethnic violence they're here

without anything that can help them see why this is a fast food distribution 4000 of the 7000 people in the car i'm groups have been carrying out attacks religious a jew group and the lake all but ariel the tour province for more than 2 weeks now some congolese say they're fighting over farmland fishing rights and minerals. even military offensive against the militias and so far dozens have been killed or captured government soldiers have recovered firearms and rescued nearly a 100 civilians who had been taken hostage some of the troops have also been killed . but 400000 people have been displaced and those who can are using boats to cross into uganda thousands of arrived and more coming they'll be brought to this reception center where they'll be officially registered as refugees uganda allows refugees to assess all work or go to local schools and move around the country so

both here are luckier than most but most we've talked to have told us that still not home. patrick has been here for a month. as a farmer and fisherman back home he says his village was among the fast to be attacked. by now it all until even after the secretion comes because the violence that keeps repeating itself. is played and we get closer to where we are and who care about what beats back in the democratic republic of congo people continue to flee from their villages this is what they're leaving behind abandoned homes death destruction and misery cathy zoi al-jazeera western uganda. mauritanian police have raided the headquarters of 2 opposition parties following a disputed presidential election officers have been fighting with protesters who

denounce the victory of ruling party candidates mohamed old. the government says it's also arrested more than $100.00 foreigners accusing outside forces of trying to stir up the unrest. they declared a preplanned conspiracy to undermine the security and stability of the country they recognized the 28 parliament and local elections which were organized by the same commission that organized this presidential election but they don't recognize it and want to go to the streets i want to make it clear that this is a pre-planned agenda by foreign hands now ethiopia has held a state funeral for 2 generals who were killed on saturday the attacks were part of a failed rebellion in the northern i'm hardly. holding reports from. it's a national day of mourning as ethiopia bids farewell to its military generals harma

conan was killed on saturday shot dead by his bodyguard in his own home mccone and was in the process of stopping a regional rebellion in the northern i'm higher state when he was killed another general was also shot and killed thousands attended the funeral service for both generals including friends of general mckiernan. i cannot finish telling you what he has done for me my wish for his family and if you can people is that they can be especially for the people off the grid now we are always crying. 5 government officials were killed in the failed rebellion 2 were federal generals 3 were regional state leaders the man behind the attacks some a new siggy was shot and killed by security forces on monday and i'm hard a state he was the head of regional security as much as this is a time for the generals family to bid their farewells it's also time for the military to say goodbye we have several different branches of military present here

we also have military attaché is it from the embassies around addus to pay their respects we also know that the prime minister ahmed is inside as well this general was a. of the most protected individuals in the military his death has sparked fear about the security situation in the country. were not to know. when the country's chief of staff died it was a great danger and a big failure this kind of thing is not good for us in an exclusive interview the prime minister's press secretary told us abi ahmed is in full control of the military this is something that we need to assure terms of national security is what is regional security and particularly with regards to the incidents that have happened on behalf of that the government is 100 percent in control and things have stabilized particularly within the region as well the government blocked the internet on saturday in the wake of the attacks and it's still off as an added security there's also a strong military presence in the capital the country is watching waiting to see

what will happen next we're hardeen al jazeera eidos ababa well there's more on our website including details of that conference in bahrain where jared kushner has been on veiling part of the us as middle east peace plan that's al jazeera dot com . hello again i'm the star. with the headlines this hour senior white house adviser jared question has unveiled the economic policy of the u.s. middle east peace plan he says it's the opportunity of the century for palestinians the palestinian authority and its rival hamas have both denounced the u.s. plan accusing trump of trying to buy them off and return for not having their own state. by direct message to the palestinian people is that despite with those who have let you down in the past tell you president trump and america have not given

up on you this workshop is for you. the vision we developed and released if executed correctly will lead to a better future for the palestinian people the future of dignity prosperity and opportunity you can change your course for the positive if we are willing to try new things and think outside the traditional box saudi military officials say they've intercepted a few drone targeting homes in the south of the country the drone was brought down near the residential area of comey sma shites which is near airports it's the latest in a series of attacks on saudi airports and infrastructure hundreds of protesters of monster across hong kong gathering at various foreign government offices it's an effort to rally international support against an extradition bill to china demonstrators want the issue discussed at the upcoming g. 20 meeting in our saka now former u.s. special counsel robert muller will publicly testify before 2 congressional

committees next month issued a report in april on russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election and in a statement last month he raised questions over whether donald trump had obstructed justice but said a sitting president can't be charged with a crime brazil's supreme court has rejected a request to free former president louise in a sooner to silver from prison who his lawyers say the judge who convicted him who now says that the justice minister was biased. the un says the world is on course for what it calls climate a party it's where the rich buy their way out of the effects of global warming while the poor bear the brunt a u.n. investigation warns that hundreds of millions will face food insecurity disease and death while next up it's the strain.

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