one o one east investigates on al-jazeera. save humanity i really really not getting anywhere near each. other or entire none of the top stories on our jazeera protests as a back out on the streets of the u.s. tom getting the governess and demanding an end to the coronavirus shutdowns in several states some areas are rolling out plans to start lifting measures to present pressure from president donald trump and his supporters despite the steady rise in deaths and infections around the country in the last hit state of new york governor andrew cuomo warns it won't be reopening anything straightaway we're not at a point where we're going to be reopening anything immediately but we are planning

and in the planning phase yes different numbers would suggest a different strategy balanced by your point people on mobile and not only people mobile you could create a you know unintended consequences. a white house correspondent can be how could how small and usually these protests seem to have a bit of a partisan bent they were seemed to be trouble supporters who were targeting democratic governors but the protests are continuing to expand and now we're seeing not only popping up in maryland which just has a democratic governor but also in texas that has a republican governor and the overarching message from these protesters seems to be very similar essentially their feeling that these stay at home orders by their governors have been too arbitrary and in fact maybe overarching the other big

argument in all of this is that the economic social and educational shutdowns have essentially done more harm than good yes well lives may have been saved other people are feeling significant costs that maybe may cause lives or cost lives in the future now the u.s. president for his part has maintained that these protesters at least as of the coronavirus task force briefing on friday he said these were very responsible people but he is getting a lot of criticism from democratic members of congress spain's coronavirus death toll has passed 20000 it reported another $565.00 deaths on saturday but the number of deaths continues to rise at a slower pace and tests have also shown a no infection rate or missed a pager sancia says he lost parliament to extend the state of emergency until may the night. in the u.k. more than 15000 people have now died and the government has admitted there's a shortage of crucial mosques and gowns for health castoff medical workers are

criticizing a suggestion they reuse the personal protective equipment when treating coronavirus patients who can and has more ashwood on the outskirts of london. control to see about the amounts of stock all this personal protective equipment this p.p.a. has been growing in recent weeks and essentially building to a crescendo in the past couple of days we had the health secretary matt hancock he's the government minister responsible for health reporting to a parliamentary committee on friday saying he wished he had a magic wand that he could wave to generate more people even he just couldn't because the global marketplace was so scarce at the moment but the pressure that's coming is because of anecdotal evidence from the front line that staff who are treating 1000 patients are having to do so compromising that own safety their old college of nursing the union for the nurses said that 51 percent of the staff that they had surveyed at been asked to reuse supposedly single use protective equipment

the response of public health england which is the body which represents the government's government's stance in this has been to say well we're going to reassess our guidelines and perhaps watered down the guidelines maybe they don't need to be so stringent so you can reuse stuff they said that some compromise was needed to optimize the supply of p.p.a. in times of extreme shortages the number of coronavirus deaths in africa has passed a 1000 including the nigerian president's top aide. he was president biharis chief of staff he had underlying health problems including diabetes being one of the largest city of lagos authorities have been struggling to manage crowds and the nationwide knock down and here it has almost 500 confirmed cases of kind of 19 and 17 deaths they say with us out of there well the next morning news off the bat.

political assassination with the truth buried for 25 years. who ordered the killing of the p.l.o. whose 2nd in command. and were they acting alone.

the story begins in 1955 when a small group of palestinians attacked a target in the gaza strip close to the border with israel but that neither have then i want if you're gonna. lead in the. right and the area that would be yet i had. my gun for that you know you'll see a lot with number of them behind the attack was highly allowed was here as abu jihad he would go on to become a major figure in the palestinian resistance to israeli occupation respected by his friends but feared by his enemies. he was one of the 700000 palestinians forced from their homes in 1948 in what they call our next catastrophe the founding of israel that many are new and i was hurt and i saw

a man so we. went into. a man then. said the. medina. then a bit out of home and home it was a whole. so lovely i come out of you for. how long. well had. been no no you don't. live in the home. or. the cool cool.

sort of the pope is our son always are always father for his own this. is a melbourne. but in most ethical room the amby was enough. islam but i could that's not the here a lot of the. radical. i have had is will have a. minimum of the him or the law. but. after a college education in egypt you had moved to kuwait where he worked as a teacher. there he met us out of the start of a relationship that would shape the rest of his life. together they founded the

fatah palestinian resistance movement in 1959 the sad lama that about the applause and then. a subtle. something or. a bomb are either of them. then. when fattah joined the palestine liberation organization in 1967. had became one of its leading figures and for the next 2 decades effectively the deputy to p.l.o. chairman yasser arafat. he set up training camps in algeria for the paramilitary wing of fatah. that would later undertake armed operations against israeli forces and institutions. where were they

when look at what i know to be. a living. there for a lot of them. from women with a birth and with a ribbon with a woman with an. only now as for her you know are the really good. coming out of it i mean. very little yourself and for everyone who knows where i'm daniel nanon. during the 1970 s. abu jihad was behind several operations against israeli targets. to many palestinians he was a hero a leader of the palestinian resistance movement but israel he became an increasing threat.

in june 1982 israel invaded lebanon in a confrontation the lead to the p.l.o. being expelled from the country in september and its leadership leaving the capital beirut. b. day it had a bit new to many other dhaka. and. bad a. list. while yasser arafat and other leading figures regrouped in tunisia abu jihad and his. i was moved to the jordanian capital amman. and the 1st palestinian intifada or uprising broke out. can have

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virtue of the future will be for the nation its personal show the national discourse. i'm sure she will question difficult on the road real. challenge will be sure much from shorty she will shop with she will love it if mother produces them all the nuances. would you out. of your national national scene from both of the. several months into the 1st intifada fattah fighters attacked a bus close to the israeli nuclear research facility near the city of dimona. 4 israelis and 3 palestinians were killed.

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had left but i'd say yes or no. i think what i mean. a minute. yes i mean. for trot man who would have. a young posse to go. meanwhile in cyprus a car bomb killed 3 close associates of abu g heard. palestinians accused israeli intelligence mossad of the murders of one of new york. if you want. and in iraq a plot against abu jihad was uncovered. this officer but most who are.

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matter to. how does their. hello aren't either not in the top stories or not is there a protest as a back out on the streets of the u.s. targeting their governors and demanding an end to the coronavirus shutdowns in several states some areas have started rolling out plans to lift measures on pressure from president donald trump and his supporters but despite the steady rise in deaths and infections around the country in the worst hit state of new york governor andrew cuomo warns he won't be reopening anything straightaway. we're not at a point where we're going to be reopening anything immediately but we are planning

and in the planning phase yes different numbers would suggest a different strategy balanced by your point people on mobile and not only people mobile you could create a you know unintended consequences spain's coronavirus death toll has passed 20000 reported no other 565 deaths on saturday but the numbers continue to rise at a slower pace and tests have also shown a lower infection rate by minister pleasure sanchez says he lost parliament to extend the state of emergency in till may the knights. in the u.k. more than $15000.00 have now died from coated 19 the government has admitted there's a shortage of crucial masks and gowns for health care staff but they will workers are criticizing a suggestion that they reuse the personal protective equipment when treating

coronavirus patients the number of coronavirus deaths in africa has passed a 1000 including the nigerian president's top aide of a chiari was president obama do biharis chief of staff he had underlying health problems including diabetes has almost $500.00 confirmed cases of coded $19.17 deaths. and soldiers unless you're to have returned to their barracks hours after the prime minister ordered them to restore peace and order to us to bond i went on t.v. to say some law enforcement is that you shoes were undermining democracy comes a day after the constitutional court ruled against his decision to suspend parliament the 8 year old is under increasing pressure to police accused him of the murder of his former wife there's the top stories do stay with us out of their world and in the news next news out that.

it was 0 better known as abu jihad was one of the founders of the palestine liberation organization the p.l.o. and the right turned man of its chairman yasser arafat. he was shot dead by israeli agents in tunisia in april 988. for nearly 25 years israel refused to acknowledge its role in the operation but in 2012 it's admitted carrying out the assassination. a rare admission of responsibility for an extrajudicial killing the. to his family friends and supporters were destroyed a lot. and

that it was still. not. clear about who done who would want. to have been resourceful. i mean. how many mossad does a little more. or. the truth eventually came out in an israeli newspaper interview by the soldier who said he killed abu jihad. the publication in israel of the

details of the killing of a major palestinian figure offered a rare glimpse into israeli covert operations. what had been an open secret was now in the public domain so look after the soul of the. sharia. we should be servants. did much for the looks lowered. with ownership of the location. of the who. shot it or we don't know we're going to be. just as money searches. we're going to war with. russia. very. very shallow there were leslie service 31.

days. for the 1st time the exact details of the operation were out in the open. the israeli hit squad had apparently traveled to cheney's ear by c one tomorrow he would live. again the surly to us to see what he was sure. to use. and sure circled girl if you will hope to see what it took to watch although. she looked at the little. girl who who who who lives on the ship. has all of the little hope of holding a dinner. in the city. who was a dream. we're going to. come of the cool of the women rushing

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some again. having arrived outside the house and killed the security guard the squads next priority was to establish that abu jihad was inside. the israelis had put together an elaborate plan designed to confirm the palestinians presence without alerting him. this was a high risk operation. disaster nation team was operating on foreign soil

with a mission to kill a high profile arab figure and escape undetected the stakes could not have been higher. or commented of. them from order of fries if the suddenness of the matter. was serving. i thought you know. that one of muscles. last sabbath. and that this was. a little. theater was all

but. the israeli arrest of the palestinian lawyer. was a ploy to ensure that i would you heard would be on the phone. which mossad on the commando force i don't ready bulked. abu jihad had fallen into the trap. outside the house the commandos were given the confirmation they needed to move in . the extrajudicial killing raise several questions. did israeli intelligence and the military act alone. or did they get local assistance from influential figures

inside. man a mile on my something then and what the outcome has been bitterness from there. i was here. when i was almost sold by one clear the could have. been lucky to have been. the one that. jihad's house was in city. a residential area where diplomats and politicians lived. in the shade he was in a bit of a whole bit laughable mention. rhythm and fork in the computer. i mean i'm. going to stuff it. from.

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been what i. say that was all meditate every minute all possible thoughts and would. run in with a method of estimate. the israeli operation had taken months of planning. with the hit squad training in a replica of a jihads villa built in haifa. the mock up was so similar that the distance from the beach to the house was exactly the same. the. only one of my daughter who a lot of the source of all the.

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and you live we. feel. uncompromising politics clearly cost him his life. but it's never really been clear why the israeli government chose to wait 25 years before admitting responsibility for his killing. perhaps the passage of time was enough. to send a message to the p.l.o. in 2012 about the scale of its military reach. on tunisia's involvement there's no shortage of allegations but precious little hard evidence. the extrajudicial killing of zia. was controversial. and even with the revelations in the israeli newspaper interview

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