well. burying their dead thousands of mourners marched through gaza in a funeral procession for a family of 8 killed in an overnight israeli at strike. on maryam namazie and you know with al jazeera also coming up on the program a global fight against i still turkey deport 7 suspects to germany as more than 30 nations needs in the united states to plan how to defeat the armed. antigovernment protesters gather in the center of charity's capital for the weighty 8 straight day

demanding radical overhaul of the government. and a new report on the downing of a malaysian airliner over eastern ukraine in 2014 finds a strong link between top russian officials and separatist rebels. and we begin in gaza where a fragile cease fire between israel and the. group appears to be holding despite sporadic rocket fire missiles were fired into israel just hours after the cease fire was declared to end 2 days of intense fighting $34.00 palestinians have been killed in israeli asteroids including 3 women and 8 children thousands of mourners attended a funeral procession in gaza for 8 members of the same family killed in one of them . reports now from gaza. the single deadliest moment in 48

hours of fighting an israeli airstrike destroyed this house in central gaza killing 8 members of the same family including 5 children the israeli army said the target was runs me. an islamic jihad commander. they gave no warning usually they do but this time they killed a whole family it's not right. a mass funeral followed 8 buried and thousands on the streets by this time the rockets and air strikes a given way to attend cease fire islamic jihad saying it had one important concessions. the deal was made by islamic jihad on behalf of all the palestinians the conditions are to stop assassination operations protect protesters during border protests for the vital return to start implementing steps to break the siege . but many in gaza are struggling with desperate poverty as well as violence a tiring of such claims. no i'm not satisfied because there is no benefit

ceasefires it happened many times before and were useless. hours into the cease fire 5 rockets were launched from gaza city 2 of them intercepted by israel's air defense system nonetheless israel eased restrictions imposed on its own citizens near gaza and reopened border crossings. and the i.d.f. achieved its goal in this mission we eliminated. that was in charge of. recent actions against me as well we will do anything necessary in order to avoid any actions since israel assassinated the senior islamic jihad commander. on tuesday morning it's shifted its longstanding policy of holding hamas responsible for all rocket fire out of gaza instead striking islamic jihad targets and fighters almost exclusively. amar said it stood with islamic jihad in the battle but held back from iraq its possible side of its concerns about

a wider escalation of those concerns and to be yet as night fell israel said it deserted another rocket being fired out of gaza israeli communities around the fringes of the gaza strip have decided to close their schools again on friday for fear that this ceasefire would hold very force it out 0 gaza 7 german citizens suspected of being part of i still have arrived in berlin after being deported from turkey 2 men 4 women and a child departed istanbul airport in the latest wave of turkish repatriations that started on monday another 23 european national suspected of ice involvement are expected to be deported to their home nations in the next few days turkey says just over $1200.00 i still fight as a county being held in their prisons although patchy actions come as foreign ministers from more than 30 nations meeting in the u.s. capitol to discuss the best way to defeat i still it's the 2nd time the global

coalition against isis has met this year the meeting was called to review their strategies after the recent death of ice a leader by daddy mike hanna has more from washington. this week the commemoration of the soldiers who lost their lives in service and speaking at a veterans day event in new york president donald trump highlights what he regards as the signature military victory just a few weeks ago american special forces raided the isis compound and brought the world's number one terrorist leader to justice thanks to a marriage in war al baghdadi is dead thank the killing of abu bakr he was welcomed by all members of the global coalition to defeat isis but most were less enthusiastic about another recent development that had a major impact in northeast syria the unilateral withdrawal of u.s.

forces from the region which led to a massive military operation by turkey against kurdish militia that had long been fighting alongside coalition forces. the kurds had forced i saw a lot of northern syria and assumed the governance of the land they captured losing an estimated 11000 troops in the process but now the kurds have been driven from many of their strongholds by the turkish military and with the u.s. protection stripped away they are turning to russia and syria for support on the ground at least the global coalition is beginning to pregnant the division intensified by president trump's decision to redeploy u.s. forces to guard oil fields in northwest syria we want to bring our soldiers home but we did leave soldiers because we're keeping the oil i like the oil we're deep in the oil this unilateral shift in objectivism deep concern to a number of members in the coalition with some contending the seizing of oil

facilities in a sovereign state contravenes geneva conventions in russia has an excellent propaganda point now president trump has made the u.s. mission in the kolisch and about not only securing the oil but taking the oil and profiting from it in moscow they're going to have a heyday accusing the united states and its allies of stealing oil i mean in the imperialist war it's a subject that will be at the heart of discussions at the u.s. state department this week all agree the situation in northeast syria has grown even more complicated but many members of the coalition argue this is a consequence of unilateral u.s. action the seizure of oil fields a particular point of division one that could threaten the unity of a group that is held together in the 5 years since it was formed by khanna al-jazeera washington and roslyn jordan brings us on now on that missing of the

foreign ministers in washington. the main issue for foreign ministers at this ministerial in washington was what to do to keep isis from restarting its presence in iraq in syria and in other parts of the middle east there's a general agreement that even though. he has been killed by u.s. forces that his idiology is still very attractive and so what the members of the global coalition have to figure out is what sort of military support what sort of diplomatic support what sort of financial support should be given to countries that are considered vulnerable so that isis cannot enter rate into their societies and then start controlling parts of their territory the other big issue which came up what to do about foreign fighters there was a general agreement that countries in the region may not have the judicial capacity to actually try and to imprison those who took up arms on behalf of eisel there was

a general agreement that these people need to be sent back to their home countries and prosecuted there there's also however the question of rehabilitation and reintegration into their home societies and it's not just for the people who took up arms on behalf of eisel it's their loved ones their spouses their children people who may not have been involved in the active fight but who could face stigmatism or ostracisation when they return to their home countries a very big problem a very expensive problem but it's one which the members of the coalition agree they have to work on and they have to work on through. at least 4 people have been killed in the iraqi capital baghdad in the latest anti-government protest 62 others have being treated for injuries many of those choking on take gasol hit by rob

a bun it's on and 330 people have been killed since the unrest began at the beginning of october iraq's government has made some concessions but many protesters want to complete overhaul of the political system mama june has the latest from baghdad. we've been told daily that there are going to be substantive measures discussed and taken in parliamentary sessions and really they have yet to really transpire the parliament continues to meet there are expectations by a multitude of protesters on the streets that they will hear perhaps some news that would indicate to them that the government is actually taking their concerns and their demands under consideration discussing them in parliament and yet that doesn't seem to be the case yesterday as well as today it had been expected that perhaps part of electoral reform would be taken up in the parliament that perhaps

ways of combating corruption would be taken up in the parliament that doesn't seem to have happened it didn't happen yesterday despite the presence of the head of the united nations assistance mission here in iraq today we're told it has not happened as far as we can tell what we've been told by some officials is that there was a draft law that was completed by the president's office with regard to electoral reform that was then given to the head of parliament rather the cabinet and then it has gone to the president of parliament and that it will be discussed at some point we just don't know when and that's one of the reasons the people that day after day continue to protest despite the threat of violence and that's one of the reasons they keep coming out. well now police in chile have used a water cannon on a large crowd protesting in the capital santiago as anti-government demonstrations continue for the 28th straight day protests began in early october

a metro fare hike but quickly grown into widespread anger at the government protests are planned in 18 cities around the country on thursday to mark the anniversary of the police shooting of a young indigenous leader let's go live to our last american added to leave cname and so widespread protests expected to take place today it was a very busy scene when we spoke in the last hour just tell us what's happening there now. primary and why more people are arriving than just a few have left because they've been sort of pushed away by the large amount of tear gas and pepper gas it's not that we're spraying it's actually sent out or sprayed if you like by. trucks police riot police trucks that you know it looks as though they're sending tear gas but it's actually pepper spray and of course water cannon other protesters have responded with rocks and about 150 meters from here there's a few running battles taking place not only here in santiago with protesters but also invited by the e.u.

so the port city and in all of this is one of the plague this is the place in chile where the largest number of indigenous my pooches lives there very very angry about the assassination of kennedy look at the young guy that was one of their community leaders who was killed by a policeman exactly one year of gold out what all this happens the congress is meeting or at least members of congress representing the different political parties from the government and the opposition are trying to thrash out some kind of agreement to call for a plebiscite a referendum for a new constitution but they still haven't agreed or been able to agree on it even as many people say that time has completely run out the president says he cannot control the violence or the order in the country so it's a very very critical situation and we're seeing more and more people injured as i speak just a little bit behind the people being shot by rubber pellets rubber coated lead pellets as well rubber bullets and so forth as well as some call tails being thrown

by some of the more violent protesters maryam all right thank you very much for the latest on those anti-government protests till continuing in santiago chile that's american added to thank you. you are without is there live from london much more still ahead on the program equal pay day here in the u.k. the point of the year when in fact. they start whacking free. and we look at the fine as in sri lanka's presidential election as people head to the polls on saturday. hello again it's good to be back well here cross the western part of australia things are getting better in terms of the fire weather the temp has been coming down as well as the winds have eased across much of this area so containment should

start across much of the area in terms of those fires temp wise though it is still quite warm we're talking sitting at about 30 degrees here bruce been at 32 but down across the south into melbourne over towards hobart it is still the winds it's clouds we're only talking into the teens across much of the region rain could be an issue there as well but out here towards the west it is the temperatures they are coming up we're going to be seeing the while far this threat increase out here as well perth $35.00 degrees here on saturday but the 3 day forecast perth does look like this still very warm on friday $38.00 degrees here dropping to $35.00 on saturday by the time we get towards sunday finally a little bit of a break normally at the some of year we do see about 26 as your normal high so we're going to be watching this very carefully over the next few days well here across the north and south island of new zealand one where the system has pushed through windy conditions across much of the area still we are going to see some winds down here towards the south christ church along with some rain attempt a few still of a cool at 80 degrees auckland as we go towards friday at 17 but warming to 20 by

the time we get towards sunday. the korean doomsday cultist would hundreds of followers to a tropical. one when a student is to gates the secretive sick accused of abuse and violence in fiji. on al-jazeera. to. relieve the 2 state solution the do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen to was the park istanbul would never start a. war we meet with global news many. stories the globe does their own.

welcome back a look at the headlines now a fragile cease fire between israel and islamic jihad appears to be holding despite sporadic rocket fire 34 palestinians have been killed in israeli airstrikes including 3 women and 8 children 7 german citizens suspected of being part of i still have a right to live after being deported from turkey the latest in a wave of repatriations it comes as foreign ministers from more than 30 nations needs in washington the best way to defeat i still. in place in chile have used to callen our large crowd protesting in the capital santiago is at government demonstrations continue for the 28th straight day protest as a parting to gather in 18 cities around the country on thursday. and the investigation into the 2014 downing of malaysia airlines flight 17 is found strong evidence that connects russia to ukrainian fighters in the east the plane was shot

down over eastern ukraine killing all 298 people on board investigators have now released phone call recordings transcripts of those calls they say between separate his fighters and high ranking russian officials in the weeks leading up to the attack step vasa reports from kiev. for the families of those killed on flight m h 17 there are still many unanswered questions why did their loved ones became victims of a conflict fought far below their flight path in eastern ukraine piece by piece the joint investigation team led by the netherlands has reconstructed the crash and events leading up to it in june they proved that the armed group in the don't yet people's republic d p r was in contact with russian government officials about military support but new recording show russian influence on the d.p. r. went further than just support they show contact was almost daily in one call from july 1st 201416 days before the crash a d.p.i.

member tells a local commander that men are coming with a mandate from sergey showy to russia's defense minister one of the workers with doctors who loves true we've got. to join europe you know on our journeys to go people or just for them which are. seriously going to work on you know with you good luck with. a lot recently. if confirmed the tapes would provide additional evidence that the kremlin had direct control over the separatist leadership and manage the transfer of a book and to the aircraft system which detonated above the passenger jet and brought it down but russia denies any involvement in the crash and is questioning the recordings. what are the conclusions based on the publication of evidence some of which immediately turned out to be fake and some of which doesn't check out we've been through this already what names of put in minister of defense and other

high ranking russian officials publicly mentioned in relation with the downing of 17 investigation has reached a new level. 3 low ranking russians and one ukrainian were named suspects the investigators are now building a case all the way up to the kremlin an important step for the relatives of victims who died here in ukraine 5 years ago in this search for justice step fossum al-jazeera. ukraine. china's president is saying mounting protectionism as a road international trade and investment as leaders from 5 major emerging economies meet for the 2nd day of the bric summit in brazil's capital xi jinping is in threats across the world also weighing on global growth of brics leaders issued a joint declaration where they set out their stance on big issues like that commitment to the paris climate agreement and reform of the world trade organization bonnie rapido is following the force from her center. some of the main

points that we've seen over the course of the last 48 hours has been a reinforcement of existing policies existing politics within these 5 countries the 5 brics countries the strengthening of partnerships when it comes to international security anti-terrorism policies questions of climate change as you mentioned a few of the main points that came out of the plenary session today with the signing of a wide ranging document that's called the declaration one being a diplomatic point calling for a diplomatic solution to the crisis to the ongoing conflict between israel and palestine and another one reaffirming the country's commitment the 5 countries commitment to the paris climate change accord this is one that's especially important here in brazil given now to the president of brazil's previous stance saying that he would back out of supporting the united states in that regard backing out of the paris climate change this is the sort of reversal on that sort

of pledging a commitment to the paris climate change and lastly a desire for the brics to have a more prominent role within the united nations this all in one document which is the last non-binding but sort of a guiding star for the brics summit pro-democracy protesters who are occupying central hong kong for a 4th straight day. no no no no no no no. they're angry with her escalating violent confrontations with the police protest as a blocking several major riots on the cross harbor tunnel schools have been kept shut until sunday but the territories government has denied newspaper reports a cuff you could be put in place by democracy protests have been going on since june when the government tried to introduce an extradition bill that many feared would be used to stifle dissent sara cock is in hong kong. the point technic university young cullen side in hong kong has become a rallying point for

a growing number of protesters and students who barricaded themselves in the campus behind me now this number has been growing throughout the day and have now created a barricade which you can see the umbrella's and the students hiding behind that waiting for the police to arrive it also blocked off some of these major thoroughfares these roads through talent throughout the day scattering bricks as well as niles across the road to stop from the police from entering police so i should say protests is a block more than 20 traffic arteries across hong kong on thursday and around 15 of the train sessions the empty last actions have been closed with more to close throughout the evening as the not wiz goes on in a place of described this as more behavior described as one step closer to terrorism protesters have also confirmed that this particular week die protests the general strike action targeting the transport system that will continue and friday will be another day of general strikes at least 2 people have been killed and several wounded off to

a high school campus shooting in california but he saying the suspect believed to be a student of the school in santa clarita has been arrested and is being treated in hospital the local sheriff's office say they believe the gunman acted alone but say they are still investigating all leads but the figures that show hospital waiting times are at their worst level ever on record in the u.k. state funded health service have propelled the issues the top of the gender of campaigning for next month's election prime minister boris johnson has blamed huge demand but the opposition party is saying it's because of years of budget cuts by the government paul brennan has more. the national health service is a crucial election battleground and these statistics from n.h.s. england illustrate a reality that many health care professionals have been describing as a crisis for some time one in 6 people waiting more than 4 hours at accident and emergency units in england in october 83.6 percent were treated or admitted within

4 hours but the target is 95 percent a target that hasn't been met since july of 2015 the latest figure is the worst ever performance since the 4 hour target was introduced in 2004 the data also showed that in september the n.h.s. was still failing to hit its target of 92 percent of patients starting treatment within 18 weeks the conservatives would love to keep the focus on bracks it but a visit to a primary school on thursday saw the prime minister failing to avoid questions as to why n.h.s. targets keep being missed what the these figures showed is the huge pressure that is on the n.h.s. caused by the demand and that's why they were making colossal investments not in the edges just since i've been prime minister 30 $4000000000.00 per program of the investment knowing full well that these very bad n.h.s.

statistics are being released labor's josh worth preempted them on weapons day by announcing plans to spend an extra $33000000000.00 in real terms on the n.h.s. that's nearly $8000000000.00 more than the conservatives have so far pledged so after a now close to a decade of underfunding cuts after axing of over $50000.00 beds after the brutal slashing of social care budgets and a failure to address chronic workforce shortages of 100000 our n.h.s. is crying out for a financial rescue plan plan and real change. the n.h.s. and its future is of enormous importance to the british electorate according to a recent survey 77 percent of people want to see it maintained and 90 percent support the founding principles of cab being free and available according to need regardless of the ability to pay

a party which loses the public's trust on the n.h.s. will struggle to win the december 12th election. big weekend coming up in sri lanka people are preparing to vote in a presidential election come saturday but by rajapaksa the brother of the former president mahinda is a front runner in this race he's campaigned on national security after the easter sunday suicide bombings that killed 263 people algis there is. now from columbia. in the mahinda rajapaksa is not running for president he's already served the maximum 2 terms yet he's the man these people have waited hours in the rain to see . it is older less charismatic brother got a buyer who's on the ballot politics is a family business for the rajapaksa it's. got a buyer announced his candidacy after the easter sunday suicide bombings the targeted churches and hotels killing 263 people. we want to save the country and

make it a safer place in the future. we're hoping that he's the one who can save the country for our children. as defense minister and president rajapaksa as were credited with crushing the towel tigers in the civil war got to by our faces lawsuits in the us in relation to human rights atrocities allegedly committed joining the conflict in peace time the rajapakse has borrowed billions of dollars from china for infrastructure projects trying to sit in the middle of strategic indian ocean shipping lanes china has a 99 year lease on a port on the southern coast if supporters have any concerns about that they've been put to one side what has become important for them is strip we assured to be able to make the assumption that i can go out of my house i can send my children to school whatever that there is no question in and threat to get them rajapaksa has promised another $5000000000.00 on new infrastructure projects if he

wins. access to rely on strong. leads away with some votes minority leader to secure victory that vote. by their name rival. candidate for the ruling coalition. also has support from the cinema community and it has a wider appeal among some grassroots tamela muslim voters worried about the return of the rajapaksa i but he serves in a government that is presiding over a stalling economy and has been found responsible for ignoring intelligence warnings that could have stopped the easter sunday attacks big hurdles premadasa to overcome if he's to achieve victories. bernard smith al jazeera colombo. italian prime minister has announced relief measures to help locals in venice hit by a wreck or breaking floods on a visit to the city just epic on tape promised around $5000.00 to all residents

affected by our business owners will receive around 20000 each of them is looking tide peaked on tuesday the highest recorded level in 53 years state of emergency has been declared as over 85 percent of its historic sites are now under water. just a quick recap of the headlines before we go rockets have been fired from gaza into israel hours after a cease fire was agreed it back appears to violate a truce struck between israel and islamic jihad 34 palestinians have been killed in israeli asked reich's the escalation began after the israeli army killed a senior leader of islamic jihad on choose day meanwhile thousands of mourners in gaza have attended a funeral procession for 8 family members killed by an israeli missile strike palestinian medical officials say all of the dead were civilians while and his

writing military spokesperson says one of the men killed was the commander of islamic jihad in the central gaza strip islamic jihad has has not claimed him as a member of al 7 german citizen suspected of being part of i still have arrived in berlin after being to port it from turkey the 2 men 4 women and a child departed istanbul airport in the latest wave of turkish repatriations that started on monday another $23.00 european national suspected of iceland valving are expected to be deported to their home nations in the next few days comes as foreign ministers from more than 30 nations in washington to discuss the best way to defeat i still we must make sure that isis never again flourishes that work begins with carrying out justice against those who deserve it coalition members must take back the thousands of foreign terrorist fighters in custody and oppose accountability for the atrocities that they have perpetrated the investigation into the 2014

downing of malaysia airlines flight m h 17 s found evidence that strongly connects russia to ukrainian step which is fighters in the east the plane was shot down over eastern ukraine killing all 298 people on board investigators released phone call recordings they say of between separate his fight as a high ranking russian officials in the weeks leading up to the attack. police in chile have used a water cannon on a large crowd protesting in the capital santiago as anti-government demonstrations continue for the 28th straight day protest is appealing to gather in 18 says he's around the country on thursday as a wave of demonstrations continues in the country want to one east escape in korea's pacific cult as the program coming out next. week the prime minister. should introduce the british on the 31st about

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