fifteen people were killed and more than a thousand others injured as israeli soldiers these live bullets tear gas and drones in clashes with palestinians through the first day of rage on the gaza border. maybe you can you're also. close to the fence. russia takes action to expel foreign diplomats in a tit for tat measure as the row over the script poisoning escalates. also german or forward to scan deport some sixty five thousand illegal migrants is the asylum seekers don't have a valid id papers. for

joining us this hour this is r.t. international. story breaking news fifteen palestinians have been killed in clashes with israeli soldiers during the first day of rage more than a thousand others are said to have been injured in the protest israeli defense forces used bullets tear gas and drawings. and 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 station more than one hundred sharpshooters the protest is expected to last for six weeks local journalist. following clashes on the gaza border. where the only one hundred meters away from the front as you see we can see the israeli army snipers you can see the israeli army soldiers keeps and trying to tie get to all of the protesters that are being very close to the fence by lies i mean nation rubber bullets and the tear gas canisters have but they are using god to look up day didn't have a low what pins as you see this is the good guys by the drone now by the israeli army i think still over there they are using the drive rather tear gas canisters on the protesters and this is like the dance that they're using get from the metal from the since. the beginning of the day today i can hear them live really really bad just right now from that the and gas canisters that were throughout all the

protesters are just right now and as you see everyone is trying to take this is you made to that i am willing to go to the hospital directly. the west bank city of ramallah is also witnessing a violent standoff with i.d.f. soldiers shooting at palestinian stone throwers palestinian president mahmoud abbas has declared saturday a national day of mourning. the i.d.f. earlier admitted that they would respond to what they claim are quote planned gars of bryant's that they fear breaches of israeli sovereignty and damage to the security fence. one of the dead is a palestinian farmer killed by an israeli tank shell earlier in the day thousands of mourners marched on the streets of gaza carrying his body of twenty seven year old man was passed away before dawn near the city border when the shell was fired.

on tuesday ahead of the day of rage i.d.f. soldiers in hebron seized a three year old child they were filmed clutching a terrified boy is this father attempted to get his son back the idea deemed the child's actions a provocation as he's reportedly trying to throw stones to mr margy lebanese the israeli side is using i am provoking violence is a very strong message to the international community this month and this gathering . march is a peaceful one there's really pushing a lot of military on the on the areas and they are shooting at the people who won. the violence that. is what it is that you look at the kid about the palestinians life they don't see the palestinians and they are sure that the are crying that they are doing going to skipping with it because they are immune by this and commission system but it could be 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 makes. well the russian diplomats are being handed notes of protest by the russian foreign ministry and informed of reciprocal measures several countries including the u.k. germany sweden several east european countries and bolted states have already confirmed their diplomats were ordered to leave russia and the sea left the foreign ministry building in moscow after receiving russia's formal protest the german ambassador stressed the importance of keeping open lines of communication. and i used today's 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. the measure comes as moscow announced thursday the expulsion of sixty u.s.

diplomats and the closure of the american consulate in st petersburg and this is after more than twenty countries expelled russian diplomats with the u.s. ordering up most of these bad guys takes a closer look. 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 you know what 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 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 they're investigating will be technical. experts have arrived in london to analyze the substance used in the alleged poisoning of. grupo this will only allow them to distinguish the chemical formula of the substance the o.p.c. w. technical secret syria doesn't have the mandate to verify the u.k.'s allegations by

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

still unanswered issuing twenty seven of. the diplomatic standoff threatens to continue escalating as washington says it may respond further to moscow's moves 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 want to remind you that there is no justification for the russian response and i'm not trying to 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 and are 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 your your action was justified there is wasn't because these people aren't the equivalent legs i think we're forgetting what got us to this place essentially you're asking russia to just admit that they did it and take their punishment not 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 don't you know what there's nothing wrong with admit admitting wrongdoing she previously said that i've read that russia just doesn't want to have good relations with other countries i mean this is unbelievable in a serious matter like 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 a. and not going through the process due process to investigate a crime and then wait to see what the results are and then mete out punishment if someone is found guilty there's nothing to do with this this is purely political obviously is a political play by the united states and the u.k. and it gets worse and worse and more dangerous and these silly remarks by the state department spokesman do not help at all at all and while the u.s. state department has made a series accusations against russia it apparently has had less to say when journalists the questions. i'm 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. perhaps. you can 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 time not now ok so that's where the president is you're speaking off the cuff and i don't know i don't know what he what are you 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 want to see twenty people i want to see i'm still learning i just.

germany is struggling to deport some sixty five thousand failed asylum seekers because they lack valid documentation for money berlin doesn't even know which country could send them to the house the story in the same speech has a new chance to ship cole couldn't avoid all could be the most controversial me if that's ok for one million migrants it to germany. yet she still tries to stick with her we can do this mantra despite its promise that deportations the kind people who have no right to protection will have to leave our country. preferably voluntarily but if 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 away 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 swell 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 as three thousand eight hundred uppercuts nationality is a marked out unclear in the worst case scenario the failure to support 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 a check to the silent but he couldn't be deported because he didn't have the documents.

we spoke to gets from a member of parliament from. a party which won seats in parliament partly on promises to deal with illegal immigration there. there are many many plans for the new minister horsy or for tries to build up new centers for for speeding up the deportations. we are we are not sure if this will really solve the problem percival we have to close and control our borders again right now i think we have

to enforce the pressure to the people who have to leave our country it's really a big problem and i wonder if the new government will make it and we contacted the german interior ministry for clarification on this issue but they didn't give us a direct answer getting his information on voluntary deportations. now get a couple of guests on standby for a live debate about the first french study profiling what it called standard you had these coming up after this short break.

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welcome back in the first study of its kind a french think tank has made public its profile of convicted your hardy's here are some of the findings at the time they were charged the average age of convicted to how this was twenty six and the common trait found was they came from a poor background typically linked to deprived neighborhoods in the suburbs a standard french jihadi is also already likely have a criminal record for petty crimes and have a low level of education they're often unemployed or doing precarious work in total the study examine the profiles of one hundred thirty seven jihadists it did not however include this one rather one locked in killed four people in a shooting spree just last week this was in the south of france the attack was claimed by the self-proclaimed islamic state dean was twenty five and a moroccan born french national known to authorities for being a small time drug dealer he lived in one of the poorest areas in france speaking in

the wake of the tragedy one minister propose the following policy for dealing with jihad is returning from syria they said some fancy around seven hundred french people have left two ways jihad around three hundred died there and we estimate two hundred fifty aged adults could come back could it's better to watch them receive them and jail them when crimes are committed so we can identify the risk. i. can join in on my two guests now lawyer hosni marti and journalist lucre very very good gentleman i'd like to ask you first was the war do you think of this profile how representative can it be can you really make an accurate profile of the sample of its only one hundred thirty seven individuals. well to tell you the truth of this study didn't astonish me at all because a lawyer have these kind of cases to deal with and obviously i'm not

surprised by. some of the study. which will be public in the next attends a print of friday so the think is that it is giving us some key to understand what kind of what is the profile of this a jihadist and i think this is a very important key to to get with because the police see of their education has completely failed yet so i hope that it helps the government to prepare some police see to the reality of the jihadist in france and what do you make of this. basically it's an average they produced isn't it a league of one hundred thirty seven individual but averages aren't always an accurate answer what do you make of it. yes i think there is no surprise there and

yes i think this said there were direct you kate it. only half of them are undereducated it means that the other half has a degree level of education so there are people that has gone that have gone to high schools universities and things of the kind that is worrying of course the number is relatively limited but nobody would be surprised that they come from the ball you are from these no go areas around the big cities that they are young of course and male i mean this is very normal and expected. of course you have the additional problem most mentioned of the people of the return nice the people expected to come back have already come back who are in prison or who are hidden somewhere and of very dangerous of course and the total i think is something like twenty thousand people in france who are listed and four thousand water extremely dangerous and still free hosny do we actually learn something from this that in

terms of identifying the kind of triggers that could lead to somebody being radicalized in their full count can we prevent the very being radicalized. the thing is that it's a very complicated. situation and we cannot deal with the complexity complicated situation by using easy ideas or. i mean a demagogue idea we have to pay attention to the reality of what is jihad is today i know that for some political person it is also a way to survey old ideas using a new situation now we have to pay attention i personally have deal with. some people who were involved in jet. cases

and sometimes you have. during the three or four of years of the beginning of the war in syria and iraq some of the young people going to syria or to iraq were. enough naive to fing that vai are going to help them with things because they feel that some are finning pain because the of the situation of the country so if they feel very free with them to have them that now we know that this is not as easy as it seems to be at the beginning and that if you go to iraq or to syria or if you are just in france having sort of their roots here with jihadist that means that we have faith in our policy in france now the thing is that. if even if just thirty say that fifty percent or what even one percent of the person who are now know as judge just on terrorist are poor person that have no

knowledge it is not an excuse it is just a way to analyze the reality of the situation to bring the solution to eradicate this situation it is a very important point it is not a way to say that all the muslims are the problem some of them with seems this is the truth of the problem but it is not a question of religion because this to be say also that most of them have no good religion background so it is mostly for me i'm just wondering when your second is a u.s. citizen i can see shaking my head as i finish the rest of them are citizen from france from france. french people also belgian people so this is not first. this is not does not have to do only with a person coming from for in country or neurons ok go ahead. well sorry to sound probably not funny politically correct but i think it is every

problem it is a religious problem because islam is still very backwards it's probably a thousand years behind all the religions in their adaptation to the modern world and if you look for the sunni islamic least at their authority the highest authority al assad in cairo they have recently decided in obtained from the from the egyptian government that atheism be considered a crime and that people who declare themselves atheists not believing in a in a god should be sent to prison i mean that's one thing all their ideas. evident in. recommendations to the whole of the islamic followers around the world is that women are inferior they cannot attain the same inheritances men for example they should not be allowed to muddy the non muslim by the way apostasy if

a muslim abandons his religion it should be condemned to death penalty that's the ideas of side of the highest authority in the islamic faith that's a huge problem for the other side for the shia in iran of course it's not a problem for europe there are very few of them it's the same the whole irena population is a prisoner in its own country of the moral laws that rule the country so it is fundamentally a big issue it is a religious issue and it's not by saying that islam is a religion of peace and love that we will solve the situation ok i feel free to respond now i can see don't agree that. of course i agree with going to give just one of the. there is a. whose name is mohammed doesn't if you. who has written a book titled wake up. this is a letter to

a young french muslim in this book that i i've read is explaining that there is that is true some interpretation of the religion that. have. consequences in the relation between cities and our country but please don't ask a french citizen or a belgian citizen to consider or. mosco i don't know from another country because this is not the situation for us here on dealing or you would have to be very clear we are dealing with jihadist that has nothing to do with the consideration of the faith even if we don't agree if i don't agree with this discussion situation because i'm involved in this kind of situation in front of the court in front of the justice i know that says this kind of argue

has nothing to do with directly but what i notice is that this kind of argue is always used by people that were that or would you have problem with the presence of muslims in europe before the terrorist attack so for them it's just a way to express very own hatred hatred and they did the hatred of this muslim to express their own hatred and has. a famous used to say hell is that over hosni how many convicted you how this all muslims is that not the common thread is not why people then go to this is some. please we have to be serious if you want we really want to solve a problem we have to describe it correctly now it is known that only two percent already too much only two percent of the terrorist attacks in europe this last years were in it with islam or islamists so we have to consider the reality of the

program if we really want to solve this problem we are people who have a policy agenda and who are getting this kind of situation to be more important in their own country because we want to win elections i'm not here to make policy i'm just here as a man working with the just to sing for us trying to resolve program to have sometimes young people that have been abused by some groups who are selling dreams giving but idea of the religion but now that has nothing to do with it has nothing to do with fire and. we have to say sorry that. she has nothing to do with. or. because there are sunni and this is extremist idea yes this is true that there are. traditions some text message of text that are very dangerous for

a democratic society but the sense represent the huge part of the most in the world can i just come back to just one thing so sorry can i just sort of a relationship this is a muslim to. lead to what extent do you feel that french society has failed these these people who you know gone to find a jihadist to fight alongside islamic state many of them will pull many of the poor educations could if they could they have been saved prevented from taking that path . look you have had many waves of different microns in history and if you look for example of asian migrants coming to europe there is never any problem anywhere because the tea to cream of the exists everywhere of course but the it's only muslims that create issues only muslims that's what the population know.