understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how we take it we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. to. israel that's an exit at such an explosion parts of palestinian territory as the u.s. president presents what he calls his vision for peace in the middle east. but there is widespread anger among palestinians on the plan with president mahmoud abbas saying it will be thrown into this to restart. watch al-jazeera light from a headquarters in doha and don't navigate also ahead hundreds of foreigners are evacuated from the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak as the number of confirmed

cases rises to 6000. syrian government forces made gains in the rebel held province of its neighbors they say is the town of moderates an online. fellow israel's prime minister is on his way to moscow to bridgwater uproots an on a u.s. proposal to end the palestinian israeli conflict benjamin netanyahu wants his cabinet approved plans to an extent strategic jordan valley and all israeli settlements in occupied land as soon as possible as part of that plan but palestinian leaders have rejected it they rejected the plan put forward by president trump saying it will be thrown into history is garbage or white house correspondent kimberly halkett reports. feeling it is a deal to bring peace to israelis and prosperity for palestinians u.s.

president donald trump presented his long awaited middle east proposal at the white house alongside israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu we have an obligation to humanity to get it this is an extraordinary trump has proposed a 4 year freeze on new jewish settlements on palestinian land the. land also proposes a tunnel connecting the west bank and gaza and a doubling of palestinian territory to include a capital in what it calls al could be an arabic name for jerusalem with the united states would open an embassy but in a contradictory statement trump declared jerusalem israel's capital where a u.s. embassy already exists under this vision jerusalem will remain israel's undivided very important undivided capital. sites holy to muslims christians and jews would also remain under israel's control these ancient

lend should not be symbols of conflict but eternal symbols of peace and as expected trumps 80 page plan also calls for israeli sovereignty over the jordan valley that israel's prime minister argues is necessary for security israel must have sovereignty in places that an able israel to defend itself barred. but absent from the white house announcement palestinian leaders discussions on trucks middle east proposal broke down in 2017 following the move of the us embassy from tel aviv trump announced he sent a letter to palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas outlining a 4 year timeline for recognition and implementation of his plan president abbas i want you to know that if you choose the path to peace america and many other

countries will we we will be there we will be there to help you in so many different ways and we will be there every step of the way to ask you about something but in an exclusive interview with al jazeera trump son in law jared cushier said what isn't helpful to the palestinians future is the palestinian authority would rather go. when complaining as opposed to come to the table and negotiate which quite frankly shows that they're not ready to have a state if you're ready to have a state and you don't call for days of rage the white house says acknowledge the dire economic conditions of palestinians a new plan builds on a previously announced $50000000000.00 economic proposal with additional grants and loans implemented over the next decade but only if reconciliation is achieved the timing of the white house plan announced it was overshadowed by president trump's impeachment trial in the u.s. senate still the plan is likely to be

a key talking point in donald trump's reelection campaign kimberly health at al-jazeera the white house let's get reaction from a dumb june is joining us from occupied east jerusalem a mahommedan you know when it comes to jerusalem it's really a red line for the palestinians and under this proposed plan jerusalem would fall right under israeli sovereignty so what is the reaction you're hearing this morning from occupied east jerusalem. if any what we've heard really echoes what we heard yesterday from palestinians yesterday the leadership came out of all the factions with a very unified voice in rejecting wholeheartedly rejecting mr trump and mr netanyahu offer of a deal going forward saying that this was a nonstarter that they had not accepted this back in 2017 they certainly weren't going to accept it now and they went on to say on numerous occasions yesterday that this was really a deal only that would benefit israel going forward now i want to bring in i guess that we have here today he's

a resident of i try to use to slim his name is ahmed when he's with me right now and i might add let me ask you as a palestinian living here what were your thoughts when you saw that press conference yesterday between u.s. president donald trump and israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu. in fact. as i was watching that announcement yesterday it actually brings a lot of frustration and a lot of anger to put this thing in minds and hearts to. the siding from the united states of america to with this i would ignore it while ignoring the palestinian demands the palestinian. outlook for what we think our state should look like and what the borders should be it's like the present time but nothing you know actually proposing to the palestinians that's what you have we're going to annex but so the jordan valley east jerusalem bus if it is season under the sun supplements and that's what you've got to get to leave it's office while as i said to go out and guiltily to the palestinian. needs of demands he

had there been calls from palestinian officials to mobilize to get people out in the streets opposing these plans but many of the palestinians that i've spoken with have said that there's just a real sense of not just fatigue amongst the palestinian population but also a growing distrust in palestinian leadership what are your thoughts on that. i mean. in the for the singers have been under occupation so for the last 53 years we have all of these seen what the thumb the looks like even before they do the century was announced i mean we have seen done extension of jerusalem by its own since those i look evasion stuff if you have seen siding from the state of the american government. and i think all of you to solemnize the cup for the visit and 3 years ago so it's not i mean what does the deal of the century in the evenings i mean it's not new news for me and likewise for the lot of other palestinians it's

like we kind of for the you know what this is is this if it the good sense of as i said been under occupation for about a long time that and i don't think believe evil of taking this deal seriously i mean i had expected the time deal to say all done and meant to say you know it was in the immediate effect of actually have this to the full year so it's like giving the present 4 years to decide and we don't really know is going to have enough to fully so it's actually giving a buffeting to the palestinians and i don't think that action is actually going to be good it's all right i want to we appreciate you being with us thank you so much for your time today thanks again so that even as there you have it more reaction to this plan from u.s. president donald trump and one thing to add it had been announced yesterday by the prime minister's office in israel that prime minister benjamin netanyahu was going to on sunday to try to get his cabinet it's a very good on an exciting israeli settlements in the occupied west bank what we're now hearing more and more from israeli officials in the israeli media outlets that

that is not going to happen on sunday we don't yet know exactly what the delay i right there is such a delay or what that will or if that will prove more difficult going forward but as of now we've been told that potentially the earliest that that vote might happen would be on tuesday ok thank you very much. hundreds of foreigners have been evacuated from the chinese city at the center of the corona virus outbreak a plane carrying 206 japanese nationals arrived in tokyo from holland on wednesday and those with fever were immediately taken to hospital in the past hour british airways has announced it is suspending all its flights to and from china as a result of the outbreak in china has cut access to han and other cities where the virus has left 132 people dead and 6000 infected wayne hayes in hong kong with more on how or forty's are trying to contain the outbreak. the president of china xi jinping speaking on tuesday calling this

a demon virus that they will overcome so far it seems they are struggling to do so we still have this remarkable situation of some 60000000 people in mainland china under lockdown in particular of course in a province which is where this outbreak originated the latest measure being announced by the government in beijing is that some 6000 extra medical personnel will be sent to a province because as you can understand the facilities the medical staff and the hospitals in that area are simply struggling to cope with the sheer number of cases but there is a problem in that there is a shortage of medical supplies in particular the protective white suits that those medical personnel need to wear when they're treating the infected patients so without that equipment without those suits in particular many of those extra staff simply can't travel to the affected areas also we are seeing foreign governments

swing into action trying to get some of their citizens out of the capital of that province the americans were the 1st to do so japan followed suit lifting around 200 of its citizens back to the capital tokyo and according to reports at least 4 of those passengers were taken immediately to hospital in to because they complained of flu like symptoms syrian government forces have recaptured the key rebel held city of modest anon and then province the city lies on an important highway connecting damascus and aleppo president assad and assad's government and its allies have bombarded the area for months tens of people tens of thousands of other people have fled as fighting intensified and since december an estimated 350000 people have been displaced spring in 7 plus most joining us more on this from istanbul because those people that have been displaced are heading towards the

border with turkey stand him. yes there in it's continues actually to displacement has been has been ongoing for. more than many months and recently it's on the rise for the last couple of days we are receiving footage as videos from inside it lip that because of this influx there is there is too much traffic inside the center of course people believe that turkish border side is much safer that's why they are moving up to do north but i have to say that there is no place not that there isn't any enough place left especially around out of my camp area so they are to the turkish government has also urged german a german chancellor and get america when she was here last week to arrange some other accommodation options because the weather conditions are very but it is very cold it's raining everywhere is dust in months so it is very difficult for the

civilians over there daryn but i have to say on the fanatic side it is a critical time because a yes changing hands of m. 4 and 5 highways was kind of unwillingly acceptable for all sides but what is going to do it what is the syrian government going to do next this is what is important for turkey for russia syria and iran because if the syrian government continues its advancement towards to the north it means there are going to be a more people more civilian stuck by the turkish border are they going to attack it lips at the center as they have attacked martha norman and other places these are the questions that have to be raised because in terms of diplomacy that is the says totally a violation of our son and such agrement so yes if they took his defense ministry had an announcement when a syrian government an ounce that they were inside what it said no man took his

defense ministers sat if turkey's 13 observation posts and if those. military observation force are in then jenner anyways turkey is going to retaliate so it is a question that needs and then so right now ok i'm going to go that far it will turkey and syria come across each other or writes a son in kosovo who thank you for that update from istanbul. still ahead on al-jazeera in a moment why a remote state senator could play an outsize role in president trump's impeachment trial. and feeding off what they can find we need people whose lives were devastated by a volcanic eruption in the from the it's. how the weather is mild and getting

a good deal milder across the europe as we go on through the next couple days and the reason is we are pulling this cloud in from the atlantic is tumbling very quite a myriad of fronts pushing through there there will be a fair bit of cloud around some bits and pieces of rain but wherever you are the temperature is looking above average over the next few days not a 10 celsius there for london and paris where about freezing in scandinavia all away with swartz moscow but some places of cloud rain some sleet and snow united just pushing out of ukraine. belarus probably could see wanted to sleep with should we say that same as make their way across the alps now next weather system and polish way through the by of biscay driving a further east woods and look at the temperatures as you go on into thursday 1213 celsius there for london and paris that will be some damp weather just pushing across france some a damp weather to just pushing across germany into poland and there's that sleet and snow once again i have it's was at least the side if you have met also includes to you much of the to try to this 5 and drive you got

a fair bit of sunshine coming through here that study the case because northern parts of africa will see temperatures responding quite nicely heise here over the next couple of days around the 20 degree mark. almost the last time you were out on the streets protesting whether online. mind you feel the weight of the system going to walk through each and every lug or layer further further into the jail or if you join us on say retention has to start from day one whether again you and attention or you're incarcerated this is a dialogue everyone has a voice so far there are studies that support the rush coverage will be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for enjoying the follow through conversation on out is iraq.

hello again the top stories on al jazeera israel's prime minister is on his way to moscow to agree vladimir putin on a proposal to end the palestinian israeli conflict that's anyone who wants to annex large parts of palestinian territory in line with a plan put forward by the us president. hundreds of japanese have been evacuated from the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in china nearly 6000 people have been infected by the virus in china well over 130 have died and british airways has just announced its suspending flights to the country. syrian government forces have recaptured the key rebel held city of moderates and in the province city lies on an important highway connect in damascus and aleppo. more now in the u.s.

this proposal to end the palestinian israeli conflict it's expected to boost benjamin netanyahu as election campaign ahead of the march votes the israeli prime minister had been under increasing pressure over an indictment for 3 corruption cases and on tuesday he withdrew his request for immunity from prosecution very false reports from west jerusalem. for days benjamin netanyahu had been talking up the prospects of a historic opportunity for israel with a plan unveiled he spelled out well that opportunity was for and it's a sure thanks to you mr president these areas and so many others that for millenia have been etched in the soul of the jewish people and in far the imaginations of millions of people around the world and across the world these areas will now be recognized by the united states as a permanent part of the jewish state. the places in quest. israeli

settlements in the occupied west bank considered illegal under international law for so long seen as a major obstacle to peace now greenlit by the trumpet ministration to be recognized as sovereign israeli land the us invasion palestinian state would be strung between and around those israeli zones connected by tunnels bridges and highways the prime minister's office confirmed that settlement an accession would be put to a cabinet vote this coming sunday a month to the day before israel's latest parliamentary election in his campaign netanyahu will also be able to point to another declaration that under the plan jerusalem would be israel's undivided capital and ideas seemingly in tension with president trump's insistence that he was also doing something for the palestinians on jerusalem this map will more than double the palestinian territory and provide a palestinian capital in eastern jerusalem where america will proudly open an

embassy but with the release of the full text came the answer only neighborhoods outside the israeli wall cut off from the city proper would constitute such a palestinian capital the old city would fall under israeli sovereignty its holy sites including the compound known to jews as the temple mount remaining under jordanian stewardship israel will work closely with a wonderful person a wonderful man the king of jordan to ensure that the status quo of the temple mount is preserved and strong measures are taken to ensure that all muslims who wish to visit peacefully and pray at the. mosque will be able to do this if it is really right wing the deal wasn't good enough defense minister enough tally bennett committing to ensure that israel never recognized a palestinian state in any form for all benjamin netanyahu as triumphant celebration in washington it's worth noting that here in jerusalem it was the same day that he gave up on his bid for parliamentary immunity in 3 separate corruption

cases the same day the charges of. bribery fraud and breach of trust will lodged in court starting the countdown is criminal trial the party of netanyahu his main political rival benny gantz welcomed the plan as the basis for talks but said that it required a stable government headed by someone not under indictment over corruption thank you for now though that you know who remains in charge of the caretaker government he's not waiting for the election to start acting on trump's green light. was to see. the u.s. senate leader mitch mcconnell says his fellow republicans may not have the votes to block witnesses from testifying in donald trump's impeachment trial alaska's republican senator lisa murkowski has said she might at some point vote to allow witness testimony she says she's committed to delivering impartial justice and has on occasion diverse from her colleagues and gallagher reports from anchorage. with

only 3 electoral college votes alaska doesn't wield the kind of political power seen in other parts of the u.s. . the state senior senator lisa murkowski though could play a pivotal role in president trump's impeachment trial she's already expressed dissatisfaction with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's declaration for sure that he'll run the impeachment process in total coordination with the white house previously she's broken party lines on the appointments of supremes court justice brett kavanaugh and disagreed with republicans on reforming health care on impeachment she remains a potential problem for the republicans. that i am viewed as one who looks openly and critically at every issue in front of me rather than acting as a rubber stamp for my party or my president i'm totally good with that. political strategist jim lotz felt who's work with mccaskey in previous years says the senate

is likely to tread a delicate line she does not want to become a pariah among republicans and so all of this goes to a very complicated bouncing act to do the right thing but the same time not alienate all her colleagues the impeachment of president trump is perhaps the most parties and in u.s. history both parties remain divided with little chance dissenting voices will make a difference even if so to mccaskey breaks ranks with their own party it's not likely to lead to the conviction of the president but it may shape where the witnesses appear before the trial pushback from mccaskey could give the democrats the votes they need to subpoena former national security adviser john bolton either way mccaskey romney and collins could play important roles in historic days ahead i think alec anchorage alaska. caruso opposition leader has incense and stuff to

15 months in prison where she investigated while she was investigated for corruption keiko fujimori is facing allegations that she accepted more than a $1000000.00 from a brazilian construction firm during her 2011 presidential election campaign it's the 2nd time she's been detained over the allegations which she did nights the ruling came a few days after her popular force party was beaten in peru's congressional elections. why way will have a limited role in the development of the u.k.'s 5 g. network the u.s. called on britain to exclude the chinese tech firms from the project because of security fears and zimbabwe reports from london. it's a yes but one with caviar as the u.k. government's approved chinese firm huawei providing infrastructure for the promised 5 g. rollout they were at pains to stress there was no security risk defying warnings from the us a key member of the so-called 5 eyes intelligence alliance we have looked at the

issue of how to maintain network security and resilience over many months and in great technical detail. we would never take decisions that threaten our national security or the security of our 5 partners who are we itself says it's reassured by the long delayed decision we have supplied age technology to. operators that yorkie for 15 years. we will build on this strong tracker our cold supporting our customers as they invest in 05 g. network the chinese firm as a so-called high risk vendor will be banned from quote core functions like data stations it will be excluded from sensitive geographic locations such as nuclear sites and military bases and it won't be allowed to own more than 35 percent of the infrastructure in any 5 g. networks periphery including radio masts but senior members of boris johnson's

conservative party are still worried and their fears are shared by the opposition let us be no doubt 5 key infrastructure from china is not safe under chinese law every chinese company is mandated to give whatever help it is asked to give to the chinese intelligence services and in secret that a lot he should have been enough for the prime minister to decide against allowing this company access critics of who are ways involvement say chinese hackers could access internet connected things such as self driving cars as a backdoor into strategically vital networks allowing them for example to disrupt power stations a complicating factor here in britain is that many providers already rely on while way technology and they'd warned that seeking alternatives would be expensive they're a loss like these installed by huawei across the u.k. the company is deeply involved in existing 4 g. infrastructure so a total ban would have meant removing lots of technology bringing higher costs and

delays to the 5 g. rollout. the u.s. government has said in no uncertain terms that it doesn't want quote way involved in 5 g. threatening to review intelligence sharing with the u.k. if it happens with secretary of state mike pump coming to london on wednesday that transatlantic conversation is far from over. al-jazeera london. climate protests are taking place in australia's. capital as prime minister scott morrison delivers the start of the year speech demonstrators are calling for a change to australia's reliance on coal fossil fuels morrison says he will launch shut down australia's coal sector despite large bush fires burning around the south of canberra with smoke covering parts of towns from people in the philippines forced to leave their homes because of an erupting volcano have been slowly returning what restrictions have been lifted more than 100000 were displaced many

now face the daunting task of rebuilding their houses and their livelihoods jamila islands are going reports from the province. bird think doesn't know where to begin has been separated from its stand at least is that the algal came to stuart stevens and lava near his community 2 weeks ago. he's returned to the town of a good scene where he's gone fishing to get enough food to get him through the next few days and when the house has been destroyed and he can't even get inside to retrieve whatever might be left of his belongings the only thing i was depressed when they saw my house all of our belongings are still in there my wife what on with me but i thought of her it's still dangerous i feel sorry for my family from a children's. story is a story that is repeated a 1000 times over here fisher men who no longer have homes they can return to they

tell us the past few weeks have been difficult but the task of rebuilding is proving to be even more daunting. more than 100000 people have been displaced and many more affected across but then this province they were forcibly moved by the philippine government as we're told to stay in evacuation centers indefinitely because of the threat from the volcano but this week the government announced the danger level has been lowered which means many people are able to return home. i think it was just right that we were evacuated because if you think about it it was really dangerous for us and they were just thinking of our safety we are happy to be home now. fishing has long been a main source of income for many families in towns surrounding the volcano but most

of the fish pens here have been destroyed by falling ash or the constant tremors and people are worried where they'll get their next meal from. so all the use the volcano was quite to down is been welcomed here it doesn't signal that lives are going to get back to normal anytime soon. to marilyn duggan al-jazeera. this province northern philippines. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera israel's prime minister is on his way to moscow to brief lattimer putin on a proposal to end the palestinian israeli conflict benjamin netanyahu also wants to an explorer parts of palestinian territory in line with a plan that was put forward by the us president's how much of june has more from occupied east jerusalem the mood here has been calm it's still quite early in the

day not a lot of people are out yet people are just really starting to arrive and set up their shops inside the old city as you mentioned this part of. the old city this part under mr trump's plan would fall under israeli sovereignty but the sites inside the old city the holy sites including the mosque compound which is known to jews as the temple mount that would still be under jordanian stewardship hundreds of foreigners have been evacuated from the chinese city at the center of the corona virus outbreak that's killed 830000 people and infected 6000 more and in the past hour british airways announced it's suspending all its flights to and from china with immediate effects as a result of the. syrian government forces have recaptured the key rebel held city of moderates anon an adlib province the city lies on an important highway connecting damascus and aleppo president bashar assad's government and his allies

have bombarded the area for months and tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee as fighting intensified. peru's opposition leader has been sentenced up to 15 months in prison while she's investigated for corruption. mori is facing allegations that she accepted more than a $1000000.00 from a brazilian construction firm during her 2011 presidential election campaign it's the 2nd time she's been detained over the allegations which she denies climate protests are taking place in australia's top was the prime minister delivers his start of the euro speech demonstrators are calling for a change to australia's reliance on coal and fossil fuels scott morrison says he will last shutdown the coal sector those are the headlines they stream is next on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. the biggest problem facing. corruption. listen so if you replace china's editor

with a not really that we meet with global news makers and tweet about the stories that . just 0. i'm femi oke a u.s. president donald trump so-called muslim travel ban amounts it's the anniversary this week he's now talking about expanding the policy is that a good idea bad idea share your thoughts with us on twitter or and i live you choose chad and you might be in this fray. today it's more than 13000 people have been denied entry into the u.s. under the travel ban the trumpet ministration insists the baton is needed financial security belt in many cases the policy has had a devastating impact separating.