fourteen people were killed and more than a thousand didn't just as israeli soldiers use live bullets tear gas and drones in clashes with palestinians on the first day of rage on the grounds of. it's another if you eat candy candy maybe you can yell and close to the fans. but it takes action to expel foreign diplomats in a tit for tat measure was the rubber over the script poisoning escalates. and german authorities can't deport some sixty five thousand illegal migrants is the asylum seekers don't have valid id papers.

have you with us next joining us this hour this is our international. will start with breaking news this hour fourteen palestinians have been killed in clashes with israeli soldiers during the first day of rage or than a thousand others are said to have been injured in the protest israeli defense forces use live bullets tear gas and drones. but. what. do you value then your day of rage is a demonstration that denounces the israeli occupation thousands of palestinians have pitched tents across five locations i.d.f.

soldiers meanwhile the station more than one hundred sharpshooters the protest is expected to last for six weeks local journalists who drink is following clashes on the gaza border where only one hundred meters away from the front as you see we can see the israeli army life as you can see the israeli army soldiers keeps and trying to tie get to the protesters that are being very close to the fans by live i mean a shed rubber bullets and the tear gas canisters but they're using that you look up they didn't have a low weapons as you see this is the good guys by the drone at by there is really i mean i think still they are using the trial rather tear gas canisters on the protesters and this is like the dance down there using get fundament from. the beginning of the day today yet here is that live you really that just right now from that the and gas canisters that went throughout all the protest are just right

now and as you see everyone is trying to take this as you might add to that i'm allowed to go to the hospital directly. the west bank city of ramallah is also witnessing gay violence standoff between palestinians and i.d.f. soldiers shooting stone throwing. the idea fairly admitted that they would respond to what they claim are planned garza riots they fear breaches of israeli sovereignty and damage to the security fence. of the people killed as a palestinian. he was killed by an israeli tank shell that was fired earlier in the day thousands of mourners marched on the streets of gaza during his body the twenty seven year old man was harvesting passed away before dawn near the city border when the shell was fired.

on choose day ahead of the day of rage i.d.f. soldiers in hebron seized a three year old child it's reported there was killed clutching a terrified boy this father attempted to get his son back the i.d.f. deemed the child's actions a provocation and he reportedly tried to throw stones at them and to miss jamal juma believes the israeli side is using and provoking violence is a very strong message to the international community this month and this gathering . march is a peaceful one there's a push in the military on the areas and they are shooting at the people so one. of the reasons and that was well what is good is that you look to the kid about the palestinians life you don't see the palestinians and they are sure that the art of crime that they are doing is going to skipping with it because they are immune by this information system but the united states and and the arab countries that the

silence there and the arab countries that do normalization with israel and do allies with israel no. diplomatic mission chiefs of countries that are. russian diplomats are being handed notes of protest by the russian foreign ministry and informed reciprocal measures several countries including the u.k. germany sweden several east european countries and baltic states have already confirmed their diplomats were ordered to leave russia as he left the foreign ministry building in moscow after receiving russia's formal protest the german ambassador stressed the importance of keeping lines of communication open. like i used to do is opportunity to align with german interests to maintain good relations with russia the people in germany and russia understand each other we remain ready and open to. the measure comes as moscow announced on thursday the expulsion of sixty u.s. diplomats and the closure of the u.s.

consulate in st petersburg that's after more than twenty countries expelled russian diplomats with the u.s. ordering out the most is my guess the of takes a closer look as it promised russia has responded tit for tat for every russian diplomat kicked out from the two dozen or so countries one of their diplomats will be kicked out of russia almost all of those countries by the way either nato members or hopefuls the united states though may have to charter a jet sixty evidence diplomats have been ordered to leave russia the same number kicked out by washington over the u.s. consulate in st petersburg is being closed down in response to the closure of russia's consulate in seattle and mirror spawn's no more no less and again moscow has called on the united states to stop it is proposed to u.s.

authorities inciting in fueling the smear campaign against our country to rethink and curb their reckless actions destroying bilateral relations the sum up russia which remotely denies any role in this poisoning says never before have we witness such mockery of international law it is also convened a special meeting of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons would be c.w. has sent technical experts to examine the substance with which the former russian double agent and his daughter were poisoned but their vests the geisha will be technical the slowing of the. o.p.'s. explosive arrived in london to analyze the substance used in the alleged poisoning of ambulance group this will only allow them to distinguish the chemical formula of the substance the o.p.c. w. technical secretariat doesn't have the mandate to verify the u.k.'s allegations as

one of the way the investigation into the case is due to the u.k. and its allies insist that russia was behind this russia there is any such thing and says that this entire thera is politically motivated the tension between russia and britain has been escalating for weeks following the poisoning of double agent said guess creep out of his daughter yulia in the u.k. city of seoul spring the west been quick to point the blame at moscow despite the fact the investigation into the case is still ongoing could take several more months with its foreign secretary earlier alleged russia has told two dozen lives about the incident and then they said that the attempted murder again you your script i was revenge for britain's supposed poisoning of ivan the terrible and we did it to spoil the world cup the russian embassy has reacted calling on british authorities to stop counting an official versions of the case and instead to

respond to the very serious question still unanswered issuing twenty seven of them . diplomatic standoff threatens to continue escalating as washington says it may respond further to moscow's means we reserve the right for there to any russian retaliation against the united states so we are reading this we are reviewing it and will respond accordingly i want to remind you that there is no justification for the russian response and i'm not sure i understand you throughout sixty of

their people we don't see this as a diplomatic tit for tat the american diplomats who are being expelled are not. spies under diplomatic cover i'm saying that they work for the u.s. state department they are our colleagues who have served there with great distinction but you but you're saying that these that your your action was justified there is wasn't because these people are the equivalent of a flag i think we're forgetting what got us to this place essentially you're asking russia to just admit that they did it and and take their punishment be the adult thing to do they're saying that they didn't you are in fact asking them to you know admit to something that they say that they did and you know what there is nothing wrong with admit admitting wrongdoing previously said that i've read the russian just doesn't want to have good relations with other countries i mean this is unbelievable in a serious matter let a completely unnecessary they serious matter this did not have to get to this point

except that that's what britain and the united states want but this is this is about and now going through the process of due process to investigate a crime and then wait to see what the results are and then read out punishment if someone is found guilty there's nothing to do with this this is purely political obviously a political play by the united states and the u.k. and it gets worse and worse and more dangerous and the celera marks by the state department spokesman do not help at all at all and while the u.s. state department has made serious accusations against russia it probably had less the say when journalists not to do ask questions. i am. not going to get into specifics about that i'm not an expert on that that would probably be an intelligence matter but i have not seen the president's comments myself. i can't answer that question you'd have to ask russia why they chose to

select st petersburg. act. how much is a lethal dose of nova choke that is a very interesting question i am not an expert. i am not aware of all the phone calls or the contacts that we have had on this campaign if you will. i would just refer you back to the government of israel i don't have any information. as you know the main party on the ground there and when you say leave it to other people that's so lisa i can't comment on what the president supposedly said i haven't seen and i have to refer you back to the white house you're not aware of any. determination. to pull the us out of sight and not know ok so the president is just speaking off the cuff and i don't know i don't know what if he were already back in the white house i'm not a i'm not aware do i need to remind you that i work at what is it twenty five. and i don't work twenty one c i'm still learning the address of.

germany who is struggling to deport some sixty five thousand photos saw them see because because they lack valid documentation from doesn't even know which country that it could certain them to be has the story in the same speech as he knew chancellorship and couldn't avoid all could be the most controversial me if that's ok for one million migrants into germany. yet she still tries to stick with her we can do this mantra despite promising deportations the kind people who have no right to protection will have to leave. country preferably voluntarily but it necessary by state deportations but that seems easier said than done as it tends out safe the number of rejected asylum seekers that can be deported has jumped up by seventy one percent in one year related thousand according to reports by the german interior ministry a seen by major german publishing house funky media this increases from thirty

eight thousand in two thousand and sixteen to sixty five thousand in two thousand and seventeen reasons behind it well a lack of travel documents and the lack of communication between chairman authorities and countries of origin india processing requests for replacement passports is slow or nonexistent despite frequent visits to the embassy pakistan replacement passport procedures are being processed but there is a lack lebannon replies to requests very rare contact with the embassy is poor. thousands about the constraint even have a country they can be deported to is three thousand eight hundred uppercuts nationality is unmarked as unclear in the worst case scenario the failure to deport a rejected asylum seeker can have tragic consequences the man behind the deadly christmas markets attack in bed and in two thousand and sixteen was her check to the silent but he couldn't be deported because he didn't have the documents.

we spoke to gets from ng member of parliament from. a party which won seats in parliament partly on promises to deal with illegal immigration. there are many many plans the new minister hall c.e.o. for tries to build up a new centers for for speeding up the deportation. we are we are not sure if this will really solve the problem first of all we have to close and control all of borders to get it right now i think we have to enforce the pressure

to the people who have to leave our country it is really a big problem and i wonder if the new government will make it we did contact the german interior ministry asking for clarification on this issue but they didn't give us a direct answer instead giving information on voluntary deportations. glossy magazine that praises the crown prince of saudi arabia its shelves across the u.s. and the timing is significant i'll explain why after this break. what politicians do. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to. let you go right to the

press this is what before three of the people. interested always in the waters about how. things should. this. is writing extensively on environmental issues and social justice issues went to these conferences and quite a rake and her takeaway was that a bunch of rich people all showed up and this is a danger to the local economy and to the local fabric of society so the first thing that strikes me is that lefties like bail me feel they have a monopoly on good intentions which i'm not sure where that comes from.

the u.s. state department has proposed new visa regulations that will force supplicants three hundred no social media accounts summary cohen has the details well if you're looking to apply for a u.s. visa you might need to clean out your social media posts or risk getting rejected these applicants could be asked to turn over their social media history as part of trump's new extreme betting policies now if it does pass applicants will be forced to disclose five years of their social media history and then the information will be used to apparently bet and identify them but the state department says this not might not be it they could even expand the list of required disclosures and if you think that's too intrusive the plan also requires e-mails and phone history well the proposal received a mixed reaction online from people saying it's an attack on privacy and others mocked it as of having to have a visa and passport to travel the world is bad enough how they want to be easy don't your social media activity well there goes freedom of speech as well as

freedom of movement u.s. government we want your social media names in order to get a visa meet because freedom of speech is only something the almighty americans get . easily. least for tourism no the other countries will see for american tourists can't wait to print out every single one of my six thousand seven hundred fifty four tweets one per page and hand them to immigration. the plan could potentially affect about fourteen point seven million people every year a similar policies in the past only apply to people that pose a serious security risk and these new plans are supposedly part of trump's larger counterterrorism policy now some even joked that if other countries had a similar laws in place trump's inflammatory twitting could have gotten himself banned from traveling abroad. that's going to face christie much error joins me on the line now good to have you on christine what you make of the state department. well i'm not saying that most of it's shock and surprise because i mean i was

hearing most of the people that make comments and does it typewritten speech and i find it very difficult most people would be able will be happy to turn in their social media first of all of the tax privacy in the tanks the freedom of speech but most concerning it will the fact to reason the u.s. has a thriving tourism industry and i don't know how well the like for most people that have to come into the u.s. besides all the reckless sites that are x. today to get a reason that on top of that they will have to surrender in their social media now this new wave by trying may work in terms of black going after people that the american embassies and the local countries you know are either terrorists or out you know times to organized crime or to narcotics trafficking this would probably serve a purpose but the embassies would have to have special personnel that we have to

check these social media sites because this will take forever so i think this is something that must be considered because i don't believe that going after social media or the private lives of citizens then in most part very few people will serve the purpose of limiting the incoming immigrants that are coming to us now in terms of vetting and making sure that the right people coming to get it states there are other measures that could be taken but not going after social media because this will definitely have a very very damaging effect not only on tourism but also on social media outlets that promote freedom of speech and the ability of people to share their lives with their loved ones and friends yeah you just had me thinking then i cut into social media joins me very happy about this how likely do you think it is and let's not forget there was talk of phone numbers and e-mails as well and how likely do you think it is that this proposal might be accepted. well we have seen the reactions of many countries in the past that have been submitted. their citizens have to have

to ask for a visa we know that many countries now require u.s. citizens to ask for a visa as well so i think that we in the united states have to take very very close attention to what we do to bad people and i think there are more effective ways to do this and if we actually go ahead and acts for poll numbers what suck chants i mean what does the government want to do they want to go inside and find out what you know private picture incident picture someone share five years ago i mean those are things that are very private very personal and i think that you do seeing the venting to social media in my opinion is a little bit ridiculous but social media could be used as a tool to deter terrorism by going after at this specific individuals who are involved in these type of activities but we can't subject the whole population to this because in turn it will damage not only american. image of freedom speech and freedom but also damage social media sites and other companies that dedicate their

lives to promoting the sharing of personal information with family and friends kristin thanks for fans on appreciating because the monk chair and i guess political activist. on to other news the saudi crown prince is on a two week tour of the united states he's already met donald trump at the white house where lucrative arms deals were on the table but also he's meeting with some of the big names among them space x. chief executive ilan musk our paul boss tim cook and microsoft co-founder bill gates t.v. host the media mogul oprah winfrey is getting some face time with muhammad been silent as are the clintons and barack obama but it's not just the democratic party elite former president george w. bush is also in the with the royal and as well as hanging out with american celebrities and politicians the saudi crown prince is in addition giving interviews to a number of u.s. media outlets namely the new york times the wall street journal the washington post the atlantic many others including time and vanity fair and to coincide with the

crown prince is visit a special ninety seven page and free magazine dedicated to praising the saudi kingdom has hit the shelves of u.s. stores are these killing more green gobby. it's slick glossy and a certain government in the arabian peninsula says it has nothing to do with it on newsstands across america you can get copies of the new kingdom it's a magazine all about saudi arabia and how it's a happy place that's open for business american media incorporated the print conglomerate that published this has a c.e.o. who says that he's actually a personal friend of donald trump now the saudi kingdom says that they had no role in financing it apparently american media inc just feels very passionate about global politics we decided to have a chat with legal and media analyst lionel to see what he thinks of the sudden appearance of this pro saudi glossy so interesting publication we've got here the

new kingdom now it talks about how saudi arabia is a key ally of the united states in the fight against terrorism leaves out the fact that they have been supporting extremist groups in syria what do you make of that this is not a an encyclopedia of of saudi arabia it's brilliant and most americans will read this and say this is fantastic very frankly i don't think you're going to be seeing too many aspects of a pro saudi arabian glossy talking about the darker sides of of the area well sure i mean it talks about their romantic landscapes it talks about talks about their beautiful traditional ceremonies doesn't really get into the public beheadings that go on still do you think there's any chance of that i mean i understand that but not only that treatment of women to go go through that you know we we've been having lately the comments of saudi arabia with nine eleven you're not going to see this but remember the only way this would ever work is when you have

a country as of ours where people know hey is that a coincidence you think that the crown prince is currently on his two week tour of the united states at the same time this hits the show absolutely not of course. not there's no such things a coincidence it's brilliant but look at what's happening look at how he's being presented thirty two year old he's almost like the prince harry young the meeting with people apparently we remember america loves a rockstar if you're trying to win america over this is the way to do it because remember we don't know anything we don't read the we don't know anything about history but just give us a rock star and we're in and now the saudis say they have nothing to do with this coming out there is not nothing to do with it. i know what you're saying you're saying somehow the national enquirer or somebody benefited maybe in the back and i don't know who i might as say no i think though that for somebody to all narrow for

no particular reason come up with this extremely expensive look at the quality of this to get the colors of on their own gratuitously just to do it i think that's less than likely this is a very very expensive proposition. well i missed international has monks saudi arabia's pay all blitz spawn pointing to me on this record run cities.

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