hide westbank 16 residential block somebody out homeless close to the separation wall have been destroyed james bays has more from the u.n. well we've seen an angry splat spat between the u.s. special representative who's working with jared cushion are on the trumpet ministrations peace plan and european envoys at the security council all of the e.u. members came out and read out a statement condemning the demolition of those palestinian homes but the strongest criticism came from the german ambassador and that is after jason greenlighted said that the international consensus was out of date only issue and that international law was something that was interpreted in different ways by different people he was referring in particular to the last resolution that was passed by the obama administration under the obama administration 2234 on settlements that was passed by the security council the obama administration decided to abstain and not to use

their veto angering the trumpet ministration it was about to come into office so that was the backdrop for this angry exchange we will not get to the bottom of who's interpretation of international law is correct on this conflict there is no judge jury or court in the world that the parties involved have agreed to give jurisdiction in order to decide whose interpretations are correct. international law with respect to this conflict is a tricky subject that can be discussed and argued for years without ever reaching a conclusion for us international law is not menu our court there are other instances where us representatives here insist on international law insist on the implementation of u.n. security council resolutions for instance on north korea and where we follow we absolutely support this and as the head of the sanctions committee worked very hard

to implement word by word the un security council resolutions so for us $2334.00 days to name the latest of u.n. security council really loosen its binding law and this is international consensus it is the u.s. that has left the international consensus on 2334 so very different positions there the german representative making it clear their position the u.s. special representative saying that there is no judge jury or court that decides international law but every single other person around that table believed they were sitting in that final court of international law on issues of peace and security and everyone else including the u.s. until now it seems had believed that under the u.n. charter the u.n. security council's rulings will binding and became international law. venezuela's opposition controlled national assembly has voted to rejoin

a regional defense treaty adding more pressure on the government of president nicolas maduro assembly members led by opposition leader were forced to hold the session outside because of ongoing nationwide blackouts the government is blaming its rivals for sabotaging the power grid but the opposition says the cuts have been caused by the government's own mismanagement. funerals have been held to 6 people killed in protests in nigeria's capital abijah the military and police have clashed with shia muslims who are calling for their leader to be released from prison other editors has more from the future. despite monday's violence members of the islamic movement of nigeria the embryo going to his vision of shias in nigeria attempted together for another round of protest in the nation's capital over the police did not allow their numbers to go to an uncontrollable level like on monday so did dispersed the crowd and made some arrests now on monday lawyers for brambles

there's a key believed of the shia movement in nigeria go into court for another round of bail application for the detained leader of the shia movement and his spouse as well as members of the. movement in nigeria who have been in detention ever since in 2015 the army or security forces cracked down on the movement leading to a number of deaths hundreds of deaths where the shia are saying that the numbers killed in fact is more than 1000 however the authorities say the number is far less than that in the northern northwestern part of nigeria we hear of another protest there or get this organized a counter protest organized by the residents of the state asking the nigerian government not to leave the leader of the shia movement now in greece the new government is proposing tax cuts saying it will create more jobs and bring an end to the financial crisis there but critics say although the conservatives have a majority in parliament they'll find it hard to deliver on their promises john

seraph us reports from the island of. 10 years ago just before the global financial crisis wrecked the greek economy underwood's took over his father's chicken he stopped selling to wholesalers and launched his own brendan distribution and is expanding into frozen pies his turnover increased 20 fold to over a $1000000.00 and his payroll has risen from $4.00 to $25.00 people. has some advice for the opposition conservatives poised to win next month's election and who want to expand on success stories like his. taxes are much heavier now and i try to offset them as much as possible with investments but if it weren't for such high taxes i would have invested even more in the past few years were among the hardest hit businesses during the greek economic depression their income tax quadrupled their social security payments went up their diesel subsidy was eliminated and the

sales tax they paid on raw materials doubled this massively increased the amount of money farmers have to set aside each year in order to stay in business and many have been leaving the profession one in 3 farmers who went into business during the crisis has quit says a recent survey to encourage entrepreneurship new democracy is promising to cut corporate tax from 29 to 20 percent and hopes to help create 700000 new jobs in 5 years some say that can't be achieved with tax cuts alone. or both of those tax cuts can help take my small company cutting corporate tax from 29 to 20 percent lowering social security contributions and subsidizing them for young workers all this allows me to hire one extra person who we need once you buy that the entire economy it makes a difference but other things are needed to. accountants a very few businesses show any profit because of high tax and red tape

a recent study showed that less than 5 percent of businesses pays 80 percent of course. tax the rest pay almost no taxes to make the economy sustainable economists say as well as tinkering with taxes the new democracy party will have to confront bureaucracy and resistance to change in the state and that observers say will take huge political courage jump psaropoulos al-jazeera. heller i'm stars his hand with the headlines forest johnson has won the race to be the u.k.'s governing conservative party and will become prime minister on wednesday johnson has also vowed to take the u.k. out of the new by the end of october. we're going to get bricks dug on october 31st will take advantage of all the opportunities that it will bring in a new spirit of can do and we are once again going to believe in ourselves and what

we can achieve unlike some slumbering giant we're going to rise and ping off the guy rapes self-doubt and negativity with that education better infrastructure more police fantastic food broadband sprouting in every household we are going to unite this amazing country and we are going to take it forward i thank you very much for the incredible honor that you've just done me i will work flat out from now on with my team that i will build i hope the next few days to repay your confidence but in the meantime the campaign is over and the work begins johnson will immediately find himself in the middle of a diplomatic standoff with iran when he takes office it's only denmark the netherlands and france have backed president's proposal for a european led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the straits of hormuz that's where iran seized a u.k. flag oil tanker on friday. south korea is claiming russian officials have privately expressed regret for flying into south korean airspace on tuesday russia and china

carries out their 1st joint patrol south korea says the planes crossed into its territory and the military fired warning shots in response russia had previously said its planes flew or even neutral waters meanwhile china's defense ministry maintains that the aircraft did not enter the territorial space of any other country it made the announcement during the unveiling of its strategic priorities. and venezuela's opposition controlled national assembly has voted to rejoin a regional defense treaty adding more pressure on the government of president nicolas maduro assembly members led by opposition leader one glider were forced to hold the session outside because of ongoing nationwide blackouts well those are the headlines do join me for more news here on al-jazeera the stream states and.

now you see. where. i am for me ok but i really could be here in the street today in the democratic republic of congo be contained where look at how health workers are trying to prevent the spread of the deadly disease and if you're in a country that's been affected by a bolo we'd like to hear about your experiences let us know via twitter or in our lives to chop. off that i have 1st of all operation square meter and you were in the street. long about an outbreak in the democratic republic of the congo has now been declared an international health emergency by the world health organization this

education designation was made after the virus was detected last week in the country's largest city over 2500 people have been infected and more than 700 have died since august making it the 2nd deadliest about a epidemic all right code fever checks have been stepped up at the borders and in east of parts the country efforts to stop a bonus spread have been complicated by violence from and conspiracy theories that have hindered a public health out which treatment facilities have also enjoyed violent attacks from locals frightened that health workers are responsible for spreading the disease so how can a bolo be contained but with us to talk about these issues that can just the doctor subway with a senior lecturer at the university hospital of kinshasa and cameroon boon with the episode. africa which is the research arm of doctors without borders and. an editor with welcome to the stream everyone getting when there's something i have to

show you i want to show you this having a con my laptop this is from helen brand's well she writes about infectious diseases and she starts here another health worker has been infected with the boa 138 of this outbreak and then let me just say here 138 contaminated health workers yeah how is it possible with a bone in the d r c that is a known infectious disease with the west africa crisis from several years ago but a single health worker this deep into this current outbreak would be infected with a boat because of health workers being infected what hope to regular people. you know that's. when the we. we see live. but. the health care worker for people so we're live for you have a suspect the keys it will go to health care workers people

a point. they want have all the protection you want have you one have all what is needed to actually put. one in you know it. may be like malaria and many orders so it's very difficult for them to figure out which is coming my half. even today i can't get that the beginning because you're not even sure what it is at the beginning. and the about a crisis in the d r c that i have had many about a crisis how was it be possible that even in rue areas that the health workers are not ready. because you know when you see that you make the assumption that you have . to intend to t.v. to reach you and so on that's not right you have places where you have no power no

electricity to do with people connected so when. it's a place before you realize the contract the disease and because of the culture some of them have not aware of what is happening. that is a perfect to answer for this question here diana horton on you tube is asking why does this keep happening so i heard your perspective there yeah i'll give this one to you dr subway because of course people outside of this region are still wondering why we're seeing the numbers like we're seeing today what's your take on that doctor. agree well. about the condition of the very closely it is in in the in that region but what i would like to. cross is occur in the. economic crisis does mean. the air plus it is that the harm or the means to

control the action so that the hard running waters they don't have a protection and the hub. all basic things that helps hospitals to control. and what happened when when the level of hospital is not is not high. contamination contamination occurs so the. does that make these bullies just reflect the system need to be to be improved and we have seen that in previous previous us rate as long as the cases in the community. tend to stop by itself but itself soon is reach hospital where the level of action is not is not agreed so it's got to spread the hospital payroll like if you cation of the heartbreak so i think you boys are crises.

inside the economy crisis over to you just let me just bring you into this conversation because during a sad kind about a crisis to happen attacks on health care workers and attacks on health care centers i want to play you this little clip because one happened just recently this is now said palooka who are sometimes manager at his house sent of a span down recently this is what he had to say about having less. as you can see bandits came to burn the center for sorting a bola case. because there were going to be more like. we were getting a lot of sick people this whole community was coming to get treatment here 20 to 25 patients a day but. let the government ensure the safety of its health workers the authority of the state must be restored in this environment that is beyond the control of the

government. so your reporting on the crisis can you give us some insight into why health care sometimes where people down and explain to. you how the. national community has to not be nice that even if it were ok. back to power because it was already way too many shaz groups who have been paid on time and. you know it for want it very very weak grounds we have even a political leader she well i don't really get the weekend specially in this region all the east and regional call. for example like. forces if i made my decision room nice house.

to leave so they got it might pass the political we have been there about these militias has made it very easy because. the militias of course are not making it easy but in addition to that we're seeing people online say that there is also just a general fear mistrust and a lack of understanding on what's going on so this is a common we got from someone on you tube live donald says the area is remote in most cases superstitious people handle the dead they think health care workers are the cause and not the problem many of these areas are war torn talking about the conflict you were mentioning there george but you have talked to us about the threat that some health workers are facing because of the issue is there in person here in this you tube comment mentioned it's a chinese $1.00 also is that presidential election has been postponed into

st area so therefore the community how. does the government. take advantage of it there for what's up so they consider the health part of the government somehow so therefore they will. be lost one camera going to. a lady or does. life i'm just thinking about this issue of. how much do people know about it i'm thinking if you have experience if you know anything about that you're going to need to ask.