and. we tell your story we. i'm sam is a band in doha with a look at the headlines here in algiers the other now the u.s. national security advisor is expressing concern about violent confrontations between israeli forces and palestinians in occupied east jerusalem there's tension over the potential of a can of palestinians from the neighborhood to make way for illegal settlers within the last hour israeli forces have fired tear gas and stun grenades on palestinian protesters near the a lock's a mosque compound. has more on the reaction from the biden ministration.

you're getting a sense that here in washington that there is growing concern about the situation there in israel that we've been seeing over the last few days. biden's national security adviser jake so often had a call on sunday with his rig israeli counterpart and according to a readout from the white house about that call sullivan told his or israeli counterpart that the u.s. is very concerned about the violence that is taking place he said that there are serious concerns about the violent confrontations and that the u.s. wants to ensure colm and deescalate tensions and promote deescalation violence that we've been seeing also soul of in telling israeli officials that the u.s. it has serious concerns and according to the readout from the white house about the potential palestinian evictions palestinian families from their land in their homes

in the shade neighborhood and he said that there are he expressed that to the israeli officials that that the u.s. has some serious concerns about that what was not part of this readout or at least what was not laid out in this readout from the call was any direct condemnation of israel's actions by the united states at least not from this readout clearly israel is a very strong ally of the united states and whenever we've seen situations like this the u.s. usually treads very lightly when it comes to any sort of condemnation when it comes to any violence there the international reaction to events in occupied east jerusalem is extending to the u.k. people gathered across london manchester and birmingham in solidarity with palestinians who are out on the streets calling for the sanctions against israel. protesters in the iraqi city of kut of a large demanding answers after an anti-government activists was shot dead in an

apparent exit q sion supporters of a habit was nice the arabian consulates on fire iranian bank fighters are suspected of being behind the shooting and wires and he was killed close to his home by a gunman in the early hours of sunday at least 25 people are imported to have been killed after a bus hit a landmine in afghanistan it happened on the kabul kandahar highway in zabul province local officials say women and children are among the casualties and the taliban has announced a 3 day cease fire in afghanistan during the muslim festival of evil thoughts of this week it comes 2 days after the government blamed the group for an attack outside a school which killed more than 50 feet or chad has claimed victory in a battle with rebels that led to the death of president did that the state be captured fighters were paraded in the capital in germany or president davies death in april caused the political crisis in protests after his son mohammed there be

took power. as you would have been a weird rebels have infiltrated or to retore and we have responded with appropriate military action we brought back war prisoners in their gear we cleaned up all the areas where we infiltrated and i can guarantee you that the whole to retore is secure we asked the people to return to the normal occupation and enjoy regain peace and a country is secured thanks to god daily number of corona virus infections in india has fallen to below 400000 for the 1st time in 5 days this is according to official figures more than 3700 people lost their lives in the past 24 hours which is again slightly lower than the fatalities reported the day before but on sunday u.k. very cold journal the lancet warns that health and number could reach a 1000000 by august those i had lines it's the muslims of france now.

there are an estimated 6000000 muslims in france today the largest such population and western europe a century ago they were called colonials in the sixty's they were known as immigrants today they are citizens. with the issues of immigration and integration raising the political temperature in europe this series looks back at the history of muslim immigration into france. it's a history that remains alive today with the ongoing debate over how to reconcile

france's longstanding tradition of secularism with religious diversity. by 945 muslims had been working in france for 40 years most of them had come from algeria during the interwar period around 100000 arrived to stay for a few months or a few years at the most with the certainty of one day returning home in the aftermath of the 2nd world war all that changed. is a novell's on the site called on the. tail make to skip by the media. it causes us to call these images and serves of yet is one of. the. we didn't ask because of a desire for the doctor will be yourself and your door. says yes to

support you to live i'm stressed. it is all for. the father haber sister was at the bottom of all this off of what he called a reason for this all falls well in those you know so to not just talking to him is on want to be taken in the past for music defy most need to leave this place little . by every particle for if a movie young man force has no police say laffan turn it on how you live in the lives here c'mon folks it is here on 1st really is the on the truly he's livesey. even oscar here he had a book would often be zone free ye not going to sit down. you know i'm a larger question whether he was mopping barber who did the whole mark hasse used

to soften the measure ness. but. don't fall into some of. the. early part i'm nearly lives off for. leisure. in the us a type a not to require the. dimino so dallaire. the owners of these cafes were muslim workers with an eye for business. in the 1950 s. they also opened grocery stores allowed butchers hotels some of these traders began to target a french clientele. apparently really you don't know that of course a bit relieved when he. heard his austere and then get on with that class it really isn't. really polk city amount to

a peep except he knew some of our standards yeah me. full of you tony said to. him again when your life force you simply cadence that disability last april have a medical 1000000 possibility contributions of the other provinces. the vast majority of muslims living in france were still algerian nationals there were however around $20000.00 moroccans in 1950 sultan home of the 5th paid them a visit accompanied by the chief cleric of the paris mosque sikh adored ben government. maybe not it but you can moderate and have it not get it run up one bit of money why don't. you knock on the back to get out of the body i'm happy to. unlike the moroccan suppose homeland was a semi independent state the algerians came from

a land that france had no intention of letting go but for the nationalist politician living in paris independence was no pipe dream for almost 30 years he continued his struggle campaigning for the freedom of his homeland to algeria who often and then does and he said galt sequin a new york e.u. they only said. look at all those clothes you. bought with us little it's also possible. the was on june 30th 1954 seeker durban debris died. this faith will servant of france was in charge of the paris mosque since its inception in 1926. he was given

a state funeral. the grand ceremony in the center of paris marked the end of an era. 4 months later an armed struggle was launched in algeria a november 1st 1954 responsibility for a series of bombings was claimed by an unknown movement the national liberation front or f l and headed by ahmed it was made up of a handful of revolutionaries disillusioned by masel huggers wait and see policy the old nationalist leader responded by founding a new party the algerian national movement or m n a soon the 2 separatist organizations were embroiled in

a virtual civil war. all over france cafes were machine gun militants were assassinated. or sank on catalysts. under. me and not on the issues to the details on the need. on a national survey noone. in an. 3000 who didn't feel donna couldn't do the ma do it. if elin facility was so you can fit in. in this meeting. and then they saw the communal corporal terror the. and the footy with.

it is your idea please the. so you can discuss. of us can you put your mit. the 2 rival movements fought not only for control of the cafes and hotels but also to win the hearts and minds of people. religion was a weapon of choice and this war. is much easier to stamp. your conviction on one don't need them to compress a bad ending so that. exclusive. you and i both know to not top kill method back and. say that this one the. best thing about optimise at

least if one just they are is that the fear for the box office didn't was a. cricket in france the war between the f.l. and and the m.n.a. would claim more than $4000.00 victims and ensure $9000.00. from $158.00 with the yemen a virtually beaten the f.l.n. struck at the colonial power with the mainland france. on august 25th a daring attack on the most pm oil terminal there must say resulted in a fire that lasted for 10 days. from then on the f.l.n. stepped up its actions with in france the response was a heightened repression against the militant separatists. who are. the. home i would hope bad if. me if it.

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question your group who's that me out geno back and they were the problem not on our religion mary bit of a don't you know the police started something very serious as well that the shit is the only reason. 'd not from some sort the felon to do. it but he has and others go to university and then when they do ready not but you know. nobody on that but i was 8 would you said look there's a kid them about all they want to marry is was a costly. and huge fish killed women then one day to kill them well on him and. he got a very humanely again they let him do many we didn't have any we had to be more like. the algerian war had shifted to france to the

authorities all north africans were now suspects. and the day after the war pushed. back to. the core polluted. to me to talk to thought to talk to one of these revolutions and clue fema was attributable to. some of these sorts of the swaps stick jasmyne puts. a bomb on the lid. on his base the price. they got hit if you. sit on the street your last fall if you. do quarks and if you. are far harder. on. the there's nothing for me.

it was good it was. that it included. all was a little bit you know as usual bring. the paris chief of police of the time was most least couple who years later would be convicted for crimes against humanity for his deportation of jews during world war 2 in $1058.00 he imposed a curfew on north africans in paris to protest the f.l.n. organized a large peaceful demonstration in october 1061 their oppression was appalling thrown into the center hanging from trees and the blood of assent or beaten to death inside the pale of this book in one night 100 were murdered by policeman

this violence would be ignored by most of the press suppressed by the government a forgotten memory even among the families of the demonstrators. on the just laughing at present mos def a not only did the set up just so how is it in better correct that this question is to master better with a little laugh if they present. their fossil more for emphasis or. 2 it is financials they have a plus. you don't have family attachments hearts are fair about it are tickets named barry lane when the battery. was on no cost there's electoral movement food and the police are looking at peer shapira the man on the pure the safe need ass next month you're not. saving on coupons you prove that you just hit him and fisichella on the ship your smoke. is sick and is an avid. twitter customer so he's

witty ality smart on the set of some tasks while he's out there are when the other person fits mississippi under the long quest for not yet settled. to. continue on the bomb also. by the but whatever the show if i let it have the show as bucky me to have it. i will leave most of us i'm the only standard for most.

afraid of what the bottom of. this is just wield of course you know that people are just doing it to please you to douglas said that c.d.'s celebrities sadly. resort to develop more well. extra more for. those who have all the necessary work to debrief. you many people there's anything you said. to do p.-six. the french algerians did not return to their sacred land independence could not fulfill its promises and the new algeria offer this children either work or liberty. despite the disappointments immigrants would cherish this hard won nationality above all else. is it to whom dime is could be used to command. who. could lead to what is to put meant by it.

you can inform it on monday the kontoleon it him a bone can use it or do it too sick to do so if. he would deal this could be on the support cover my medals or your car up the sun do that to you and got decision let me read you are so opposite. as your letter or is it then there ain't got decision walk or new blood lead to a diesel it could be a big sigh. as of holiday or blood it's a funny look at. it don't you. or the ole by the. only foresee that. oceania. sits and me long said and made them say the cupola that. they discuss says the. vicar. the algerian independence stirred pride and some for others it spelt

misfortune for these muslims who fought alongside the french army to harkness to them the f.l. lands algeria had become hostile ground. akio. the i pod is an. error. they're able. to. sit in a matter. what sure the sun is there's a view on the hook when it's also l 7. when i went out on the seas of your love so if you're going to miss haas as it is here it's a. good mark. more

of x. is on for dolly coming on land of course says. this song. through courage and persistence $90000.00 harkey has managed to reach france a land they fought for but about which they knew nothing. about home to have i must say you lost treated. over one year. and 35. come see me to. see them as if i'm keeping a better life was john bailey all the money let me strike me and this is. me back by the cop. martin hormel presser says still have no school since i ask for their cash airfix they are never hope of it completely laundered totally come the whole.

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sold. the all the shop stuff like. i. the hard keys were soon forgotten a marginalized population under house arrest who only participated from afar in the extraordinary growth of the 60s. the country's need for manpower was considerable and as france didn't want to depend soley on algeria it began recruiting into new and especially morocco particularly for the mines in the north. in that you're better to demolish. because it really shouldn't look

to me because you don't cover your mouth don't worry if you really don't want to recovery dolly we. in the north of france the moroccans lived with the algerians who had settled there many years before. the. video poured in alcohol to the point this is where you have a bar called cleanest and only to me of it to your city's city stores. if it is you have. never. seen a good mood. if. the saturnalia malco values are certainly. typical 5th wheel. the. more weak it is a g i r. we yod still go get a fix to the. bodies and.

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the only way we can try to solve any of these problems together that's why i'm here is so important we make connections. i'm sam is a dan here and with a look at the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. national security adviser is expressing concern about violent confrontations between israeli forces and palestinians in occupied east jerusalem this tension over the potential victims of palestinians from the shaft neighborhood make way for illegal settlers within the last hour israeli forces fired tear gas and stun grenades on palestinian protesters near the compound the international reaction to events in occupied east jerusalem is extending to the u.k.

people gathered across london manchester and birmingham in solidarity with palestinians they were out on the streets calling for sanctions against israel. protestors in the iraqi city of karbala demanding answers after an anti-government activists was shot dead in apparent exit q ssion supporters of. the iranian consulate on fire iranian backed fighters are suspected of being behind the shooting a westerner was killed close to his home by gunmen in the early hours of sunday. at least 25 people are ported to have been killed after a bus hit a landmine in afghanistan it happened on the kabul kandahar highway in zabul province and the taliban has announced a 3 day cease fire in afghanistan during the muslim festival of either for through this week it comes 2 days after the government blamed the group for an attack outside a school which killed more than 50 people chad's military is claiming victory in

a battle with rebels that led to the death of president it is debbie captured fighters were paraded in the capital in jamaica but the murder trees previously claimed victory over the rebels only for fighting to resume my cycle. as you would have been a weird rebels have infiltrated our to retore and we have responded with appropriate military action we brought back war prisoners in their gear we cleaned up all the areas where we infiltrated and i can guarantee you that the whole to retore is secure we asked the people to return to the normal occupation and enjoy regain peace a country is secured thanks to god daily number of corona virus infections in india has fallen to below 400000 for the 1st time in 5 days this is according to official figures on sunday u.k. medical journal the lancet warn the total death toll could reach a 1000000 by all of us back to muslims in france.

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increased. 11 by he'll call. will not even been issued will not meet their. most related. to sit down people read. sit down did he believe it was to get these events or merely to be kept saying would that be so. don't play. on the only clue we are still in. the. school need more of what. you. said. set up you keep me going in the family and distractions if you are not said last. from the start. to school is what i define as little ones it can only work when it was. only.

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difficult indeed as were the 1st clashes between the children of yesterday's enemies those whose parents supported the f.l.n. and those who supported the m.n.a. nevertheless this 1st generation of muslims grew up attending french schools. while the children were immersed in french culture their parents maintained their cultural reference through music and film notably egyptian cinema. we. want to move. on they have. already often move. them a man on their knees wrongly we. hope we. can try

it. at that time was the unrivalled star of egyptian music adulated from damascus to casablanca in 1967 she sang at the olympia in paris the only concert in her career outside of the arab world. black music they are. on they got i music what american what up. call james brown i'm black and i'm proud north pole and i'm proud. to stand up for your right. or the new in the. main 1968 students took to the streets france went on strike a kind of revolution that drew even the north african workers along in its wake.

from a 968 the immigrant issue moved into the french public's consciousness until then immigrant meant north africa but there emerged a new category of worker from the french colonies after the game their independence in 1960. the africans most of them were muslims from senegal mali and more 10 years. since. but the. or look at

my institutional must see for suppressing soft in the me that's false. politics. is the high school. we don't honk 3. point 8. 3. 3. subsequently point not a question is the vision if i think you point one of them to the. will. today parents tend to have rosy memories of their 1st years in france but interviews filmed in the early seventies quite a different story. grandma doesn't under. much bloody well be but why would it be she had to sort. it so my regime my lucy but for me.

that it went deep was on the front just want to. dance. by. on the night of january 1st 1975 workers from mali and senegal suffocated to death in a slum in. the day of their funeral the far left mobilized by symbolically occupying the premises of the c.n. p.f. the french national employers union. if i get. that. but don't worry about it again you may because the acting in. on feb 12th prime minister. visited the oprah video slump and decided to step up the fight against lodgings unfit for habitation

. don't want don't get is i mean if i am it i was awful the only hero from that list. was i don't do. that there are many. open it that i'm enough to do. any pleaded to to be don't need a. neat office. the shantytown destruction movement gained momentum and north african families began to discover the joys of low cost housing known as h l m. leaving it something to do an example one of them indeed opens to the ground. 0 where you limit it to where you need to go and you proceed from the shelf in you know clearly we're off to the could premier.

it's all going up at the moment we all know he read we're going to this was on this from forever morning to. she only those m b don't really have a clue why on deval patrick. one of the more if sank i can go inside about city. clearly pando above all of all of. my me up when city city come she wouldn't go near me yet when pretty new normal or. meanwhile the africans from slum lodgings around paris re house and hostels for single men run by the company sana katra these hostels have been built in the 1950 s. for algerian workers who weren't always that well disposed to the new tenants. who don't live on faith but it or. anything your law aren't really popular

as you are not african in. west africa the bad. part for the blessing why aren't there more. in the 1970 s. hostels arabs and blacks sometimes had to share the same prayer room even their disputes arose. supper brandy for. example in the marmaton after. the ng. certain populace young. nuclear power their city mama put their hands on me to prove something to something more than me please. these are the this is the group was supposed to stamp them up a school oppression if i feel i'm not up for public dollars prio the museum or our

harbor similarly obviously minus a pilot who she. is pretty complex. well a kalua or the power being of all could profit no. pencils that you perfect in what it is this club a cassette ripoff it know me. i foresee and this club who are. words that wound words that highlight how far removed arabs were from recognizing blacks as their fellow men. north african parents had other things on their mind they wondered how to pass on their customs to children growing up in a non muslim country. you know. what i mean this was nearly

even. in the mood in the bay we. go. back even more la. me. you. need. to tell him all along i don't need. your help i don't get. it when i don't get off on a. little. longer particularly one. because. remember. there's any of us you are. likely sensitive issues yet you're lucky girl. girl. can work even though you. look at

least marcie. completely plus the necessity. to be the center of the distributed hockey. team and fit to be one of your aunts and i could to help with if i want to get it back. in the order your were 3. families were growing the number of children of workers from the mother is increased and friends schools there that discovered a different culture from their parents a culture they took to naturally. he didn't reveal her class. shall i didn't say. i have a clue or

a lot of just. less to tell. them or they are false see their fare is theirs and for sale of a book. in a city to. your to make. either book. is last several. shape us to read the rebel at the. inmates pity. growing up in france or a bad time meant seeing racists crimes on the evening news the most deadly outburst came in 1973 in march same trolls arabs were killed in a few days. easily told also so all the. evil men cause for me all goes bust you don't get good luck.

on your suits you do fix you he don't we all see why they cannot see. people. here is it r.j. also knew that even when i don't know the condition of the because you are doing it to do that in that it was she on the up i know i beat the government for it all on little more costly but it is obvious. darkies personified the painful memories of colonization in a bid to forget them they were penned in camps 13 years after arriving in france they suddenly reminded their former comrades in arms of their existence. i mean i suppose some counties are. laid off on the. social level to complete the survey did a while and i'll tell you what you can to see the why did you have to get it what i wanted to put into song. of the car and so on.

also solve them all it is really does a car do we do. usually when you see awful damage but you don't because your own sort of oh my good girl you can show. you suck you've been good since the tube you just got it off yeah there are more that she likes you know. certain items from the media. these are the way they look at you place given you. stick with. the question the question. said. that. after the revolt the camps were dismantled but the damage was done

to her keys remained a wounded community seeking redress carlot on 100 him leave. them on the questionnaire to. get on the cause or already a lot more better able to poor or provocative. hostler's. on demit later. when they are completely. the heart is faded into the background a major strike movement began in the sauna katra hostiles north africans and africans living there made a united stand against poor lodging conditions. a few in shambles.

galley in the fog the. sunday. morning. because. i think the metallic. did invent something with my but. a month. remember. it was on the levee. unions and left wing parties united behind the immigrants demands but in a period of soaring unemployment the state was tempted quite simply to send all foreigners back home. in 1977 president valerie just. launched an assisted repatriation scheme object of 500000 departures. the algerians were the main target but children who had grown up in france wouldn't be shown the door so easily.

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a repatriation scheme only affected a small number of people though it worried a good many more. the children of algerian moroccan and workers carried on growing up in france. to think of it like you feel personally next to the you owned a vehicle should you feel on to. the puck. there you don't have a. real model it was a compliment. the video has almost and i continue. to pour it. you know when only more lumbee also come on it is. did. did you feel so too. so alarm i don't swear unfit to hold you and sequences you

don't know i miss all eve where you want. these teenagers are jamelle our generation were in junior high school facing choices about their future a future which was sometimes mapped out in advance. the power. 'd or psyche of the old idea of what i did. i meet men you're. in your eyes i mean just go back it up but he kept us you get addicted boxer simu killer plenty to think that it is over here so that. the ball over a year but that over porto is. never played on said many have played clay this year as. they follow a particular ball the libyan lawful. you know paul here 52 cleared enough spoken or

told all that he said the clique. examiner jesse will probably hear a ball of what. should the what is. 30 years later a bill rove presented along with shock or doubt a profit at the cannes film festival it was one of french cinemas most bankable writers but in 1988 young arabs were still a long way from the glitter and glamour of the campbell of art. in the suburbs of leone for example they faced police repression that must have made them think that 16 years on the algerian war still hadn't ended. the most we attacked again you commit do you know who will also be bissonnette even need to search what is also the jury's what is all still do to be. yeah video. epia trinite back 102 the dealer. if you truly do mention the law did you have

a spear did want. out of where you appear did you. want them. to do or we did reach over here and it more is redeemable them all saw as an immunity this is a book large you said you don't know is a nice was on the streets was old enough to publish. well to the couple who were all not a nominal fee of. these teenagers were still called immigrants and yet unlike their parents who continued to dream of returning to their homeland they knew their future of us and friends and just wanted to get on with their lives without being harassed by the police france didn't notice them growing up soon it would learn to reckon with them. the 1st 2 european countries are banned the full face veil in public places home to

more than 6000000 followers of islam many who want to assert their religious and cultural identity in the light of france's 2021 contentious so-called separatism laws we look at the recent history of muslim immigration to the country in the final episode of this 3 part see it's muslims are from it's episode 3 on al jazeera . hello across the middle east we have seen flooding toward a huge swath of afghanistan into northeastern portions of iran let me get you the totals so far that we've seen keep in mind we are just about 910 days into may and already for northeastern iran 7 times what you would see for the entire month of may part of the issue is this rain is falling in the mountains it's draining off the mountains into tributaries that's rising water levels and on monday unfortunately looks like rain across iran we do have rain in the mountains and also

some pockets of heavy rain towards northern areas of afghanistan ok let me take you to the mediterranean where temperatures have been warm they're coming down a bit for example in stamboul but still tallia $29.00 degrees in nicosia cyprus a high of $32.00 on monday for such areas of africa this very wet weather towards southern somalia is starting to move offshore this is the direction of the wind that we see as monsoon season starts and it will steer those heavy rains toward india otherwise have been getting some pretty good downpours toward areas of south sudan it's beginning to dry out toward the western cape and for stress by where we saw that heavy rain dry conditions so we look nearby to cape town plenty of sun and average temperatures. really the debate. only.

narrative the media will miss the true story. of the table why in the world when we humanize an individual domestic terrorist this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're doing is they're removing knowledge is the story this is where a global audience becomes a global community on al-jazeera. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there white supremacy impacts all of our issues you're putting more money into the hands of someone 1st keiki money out of the hands of other workers their own goes to their camp it becomes a us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program the bottom line asks the big questions on out is there when the news breaks had been waiting for more than 12 hours but with hospitals out of beds and offices in when people need to be her 20 percent of the people here are in debt many for trying to find food and the story needs to be told there's no safety in my country how can i

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