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israel is slammed for how its military is handling protests at the gaza border that have left seventeen killed and more than a thousand injured in the past three days. you're an occupier and it is as an occupying that you are on those lounge at the same time you are a terrorist. the american anti gun youth movement effectively forces a fox news host on fire after the conservative pundit mocked the florida shootings devival online. italian politicians are outraged and called for french diplomats to be expelled are going on french police patrols tracked the migrants into an italian.
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a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me arun good to have you with us this hour now our top story israel is being slammed for how its military is handling ongoing protests at the gaza border the so-called march of return has left seventeen killed and more than a thousand injured just over the weekend as according to the palestinian health ministry.
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deferred. people demonstrating remember the world the persian gulf war or trying to kill our soldiers. the annual march of return is a demonstration denouncing israeli occupation thousands of palestinians have pitched tents across five locations where they're expected to stay for the coming weeks world leaders have condemned israeli actions and who are blamed for applying double standards by the israeli prime minister has done
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a whole can see explains. this isn't the first incident of mass palestinian casualties in clashes with the i.d.f. tragically it won't be the last the border violence had barely stopped before the criticism of israel's actions came thick and fast from all directions the u.n. secretary general was quick to call for a full investigation he used foreign affairs chief wasn't far behind israel though is having none of it the army was doing its job if anything the soldiers that fired live bullets into the crowd deserve a medal according to the country's defense minister and investigation no chance they'd nor the murder of hundreds of thousands of civilians in the middle is that when israel neutralize a sixteen terrorists they can been in the mergence in the ring of the un security council the i.d.f. will not cooperate with an investigative committee led them investigate the murders of half a million people in syria and tens of thousands in libya's sit down and yemen
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punches polled and some may say he does have a point multiple e.u. states have taken part in nato or u.s. led interventions in libya and syria which have contributed to civilian losses and of course they also continue to arm saudi arabia that's the spite the catastrophic situation yemen but some world leaders return the focus to friday's brutal violence on the gaza border with president the one branding it an inhumane attack and prime minister netanyahu didn't let this go on answered the most moral army in the world will not be lectured by those who had indiscriminately bomb civilian populations for years apparently this is how april fool's day celebrated in ankara a thinly veiled reference to turkey's tough line on kurdish groups who are unable to terrorists or perhaps the turkey's ongoing military operations in northern syria triggering a further response from the turkish president. hey netanyahu you're an occupier and it is as an occupier that you are on those lands at the same time you
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are a terrorist and the e.u. itself wasn't exempt from the turkish president's rhetoric don't throw stones from a glass house. one month a terrorist is another man's freedom fighter is an older dog but today it seems human life has become less valuable but political expediency or a good soundbite journalist not explain menthol has written extensively on the israeli palestinian conflict says that it looks like nessun yahoo and blaming each other for basically the same things. slightly amused by the denunciations exchange between benjamin netanyahu and turkish leader receptively berto on. both are accusing one another of massive human rights crimes and both are correct. one another has committed gigantic human rights crimes netanyahu and gaza name
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against the palestinian people in general and erdogan now enough. in syria i compared this spat between netanyahu in order to the two thousand and four film alien versus predator were two monsters battle one another to the death and you know in real life as i mentioned netanyahu and erdogan are cooperating below the surface neither man can claim the moral high ground so both are basically bottom battling from the moral depths of depravity. the evacuation of militants from the syrian city of duma in eastern guta has started as according to russia's defense ministry russia earlier and now it's the preliminary data lead being reached with the giant al islam rebel group which operates in the city so fought over one hundred militants have left duma the last stronghold in the besieged area.
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a boy because jacqueline has the details. the bigger they are the harder they fall a lesson that one of the most popular host on fox news the most watched cable news network in the us is learning the hard way over a dozen of laura ingram top advertisers have pulled their commercials from her program and fox's the week off the host is now taking was preplanned but many think it may have something to do with seventeen year old david hogg he is one of the survivors of the parklane school shooting and is practically a household name in america at this point this is the start of spring and the blossoming of our democracy i was since the tragedy has become one of the leaders of the student led gun reform movement that's took the nation by storm between t.v. appearances and mass protests hogs face everywhere joining me now from parklane florida a senior david hogg he survived the shooting david thank you for being with us guys it is so great to have you both back on the show more people died in america as a result of gun violence and they have fighting in war it's not time for debate
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it's time to work together let's put the usa over the n.r.a. in a recent interview hog mentioned that he had been rejected by a number of universities and for some unknown reason ingram decided to mock the student online belittling his grade point average and told him to stop whining now in a different day and age with different players the whole thing may have gone unnoticed but hog who now has over seven hundred thousand twitter followers chose to use this way to successfully get that advertisers to boycott her show she was only apologizing after a third of her advertisers pulled out and i think it's really disgusting the fact that she basically tried promoting her show after apologizing apologizing to me from a tweet that she made she is she may very well never come back again that's the power of this this is. a group of people who have been almost a knowing good as on touchable this is professional professional plan
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and. organized the democrats don't have any issues they have this one they don't like trump that's that's their platform but this is the only thing that counts as an issue gun they hate guns they hate gun owners a. gun manufacturers this isn't going anywhere and the laura ingram fox news story may change but it will manifest in transmute into a new issue before you know it and frankly his attack against makes perfect sense as there is no wealth lost between her and the left we may be witnessing a turning point in the american political climate outspoken leftist forces like hog and his fellow activists were more or less sidelined they were just the angry kids mad that their agenda was not passing through was.
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but now they have a powerful movement and a lot of momentum behind them that they're clearly not afraid of using and their cause is getting the attention and support of a number of democratic heavyweights including hillary clinton barack obama and even bernie sanders as well but we especially think the young people at the high school and talked to in florida who are dealing with their grief by standing up and fighting back for many trump was seen as the voice of the people every day americans whose concerns were often nord by those in washington but today a lot of voice has taken center stage. a standoff between italy and france over a border incident seems to be going from bad to worse rome is now launching a probe into the alleged incursion of an armed french border patrol to a train station is really the french ambassador was summoned over the issue and while rome is keeping a civilized tone so far some italian politicians aren't holding back. well remind
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macron that no foreign agent can come here and i said their authority we at is sovereign country not a province of france we are not micron's toilet on top of expelling russian diplomats we should expel french ones french police do whatever they want on italian territory without being disturbed as if they're at home what happened and by the neck is grave and shows how our so-called friends in europe have little or no consideration for others they had no right sense or no right this will be the first and the last time. diplomatic tensions were provoked when french police and to italy to drug test a nigerian passenger on the paris bound train the station where the instance of places in the town of the neck area which is known as a staging post for migrants making their way from italy further north french authorities claim they crossed the a tally and border under a decades old bilateral deal but the italian foreign ministry stressed that it told
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france some time ago that the station was no longer accessible because it's now being used by an n.g.o.s for humanitarian purposes political science lecturer lorenzo pretty asco who is in bonds and they're clear says the french police are in the wrong. the angio which is running the migrant center in the nikkei by the way and a few hundred meters from there i am in but of making right now at the end declared the french authorities where you know way acting in an intimidating manner and so this has been seen by many flotations and i would say by a large portion of the italian public opinion as an act of defiance a kind of violation of sovereignty on italian soil what has been said very clearly by. is that. italian police were not informed by by french customs agent. about your peroration which is against the provisions of the
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bi national agreements. this is just the latest my good related scandal on the french italian border a volunteer was arrested a few weeks ago for helping a heavily pregnant migrant in the out. well we were doing an ordinary patrolling to as we have regularly done since the beginning of winter to bring aid to people who passed the pass in difficult conditions during this patrol we spotted a group of people who were walking in snow there we saw that it was a family was two young children and pregnant women we gave them food and drinks and dry clothes i took my car to take it to the hospital. they all asked for my documents and they catalogued my personal belongings they notified me of a hearing on wednesday and released me at midnight. a
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situation like this what if the situation repeated itself tomorrow i would act in the same way i did the right thing sally and journalist not telephoto i told is that many of his country appalled by france's behavior at the refugee situation france is one of the toughest countries don't don't cooperate at all they think the police force already borders with italy and they are very very aggressive rejecting every every time they find some the migrants that are tried to go to france and this is said to show that this is becoming really critical for italy because italy cannot keep all these thousands and thousands of migrants situation the french border is really critical and this is something that will not
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go away after this small crisis will be over china and america exchange blows as a trade war bridge between the world's largest economies up and give that and more after this short break. no one else seemed wrong. but all wrong just don't call. me. yet to say proud to still come after. and engage me equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. apply to many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't
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another set of questions this time directed to the international chemical nonproliferation bodi the. geopolitics author david swanson says that despite information being scarce the media has already delivered its verdict well it's not a judicial procedure this is not something brought to arbitration this is not the world court this is an accusation through the media and so russia is not being told very much and the public is not being told very much and of course that makes many of us sceptical but we just can't know whether the accusations are
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true or not until we're shown some evidence some western leaders are also claiming that the whole world is on their side against russia the world's patience is wrong for wearing stand with president putin and his actions we stand with our british allies and the rest of the civilized world it has become clear that russia is behind this effort to kill innocent civilians with the banned nerve agent so let's take a look at the world as the u.k. and u.s. officials persis the countries that support britain's position on the nerve agent attack and it seems that much of the backing comes from nato members and not even all of them we discussed this with david swanson as well. well i think they think of themselves as the world the international community which is always just a handful of nations that calls itself that but you know in the united states here
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we've become very used to baseless accusations against russia and sold some of us are very skeptical regardless of the position taken by our government we can't know whether an accusation is true or not until they show us some evidence rather than showing us some evidence they're working on expelling diplomats and pressuring other countries to expel diplomats which seems like a way to cut off communications you diplomats jobs are to interact when there are disagreements and if you get rid of them you're talking about not having communications ultimately and by means of military force. and the world's two largest economies china and the u.s. appeared to be on the brink of a new trade war after beijing increased tariffs on more than one hundred american products the measures are in direct response to an american increase on imported steel and aluminum last month but charges target american food products including
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pork wine and fruit tariffs are expected to increase by up to twenty five percent and be worth three billion dollars a year to beijing then stable trade relations between the two biggest economies have investors worried with the u.s. stocks predicted to make a weak start on monday but despite the tension the american president still calls china a friend and dealing with north korea i view them as a friend i have tremendous respect for president xi they have a great relationship they're helping us a lot in north korea and that's china economist jeffrey albert tucker thinks that the u.s. will lose as much as china in this dispute. but trump said he wanted a trade war and he tweeted that he wanted a trade war which is something that no economist in the world wants to hear and now
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he's getting it nobody wants a trade war everybody loses china loses america consumers are going to pay the price of american business is going to pay the price this is this is a bad deal all around every american and has her daily life is using products assembled built shaped formulated manufactured in china originating from ideas and concepts and marketing that originate from him and states we have a beautiful cooperative relationship. sixteen thousand people many of them to children living in slums across france may now be facing eviction i went to honesty on forced removals has now expired and i saw a dip in ski reports many face an uncertain future. for many spring is a welcome change from the winter but for others the prospect of warmer weather means only one thing they're at risk of losing the roof over their head every year
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france has what's known as the winter truce between november first and march thirty first landlords cannot forcibly evict tenants that includes people who live in slums and shanty towns like these we try to speak to the residents in one camp they refuse as they're afraid of being like then to fight and expelled but we had to journalists here before they filmed and then people were expelled i'm sorry sorry who we've just moved over from the camp because they've told us they don't want us to film what we saw though it's something you'd expect to see in a developing country squalid living conditions shanty towns where across france thousands of people are living like that you wouldn't think this was one of the richest countries in europe the place is the reality for some people in france in two thousand and eighteen it's estimated around sixteen thousand people live in
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almost six hundred shanty towns in france more than a third of children in and around the city of non there are about forty sites many have been set up by rumor communities authorities have said roma people have a very different lifestyle to the french in other words they don't fit in and many of forced from their makeshift homes and depleted despite the fact that the e.u. citizens and entitle to freedom of movement the un rights chief has slammed france's policy as punitive and destructive in another roma site where welcomed in one man tells me they could be expelled at any time you have been here five years well ground that does not belong to us it belongs to the city maybe we will be expelled from here. around fifty people live in the camp including children and expectant mothers if i have one daughter and i'm waiting for another baby there are
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no proper living conditions we don't have a home it's cold for the children in winter because of the cold the good thing i'm shown around by antonio you see him living like this seems to be a badge of honor a book about thirty. and you. only have three in this country france does it but if local authorities get their way he could be soon moved on charlotte even ski. thank you for choosing r.t. international for all the latest world headlines when i call a column break will be with you at the top. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our
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i'm after country it is time for one of your favorite episodes from the latest season of going underground coming up today is moscow really going to kill thousands of british subjects is to raise a maze defense secretary suggest we ask the russian ambassador to the u.k. about his country's plans to use syria breaks it down trying to destroy british society plus i'll be talking about violence oxfam should george soros intervene in
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the park city debate and a sensationalist new book about jeremy called a civil war coming up in today's going underground but first whatever you think of yesterday's court decision in london new light has been shed on the case against julian assange one of the usas most wanted whistleblowers or if you believe the boss of the cia an individual threatening the lives of three hundred twenty three million people it's time to call out wiki leaks for what it really is a non-state hostile intelligence service often abetted by state actors like russia some might argue that isn't just publishing of cables has contributed to international security by revealing nato war crimes but that belief appears not to be shared by the british crown prosecution service which decides on court action in the name of the queen fighting discredited rape allegations astonished has not until this week been able to determine just how politicized his case is being because the c.b.s. allegedly destroyed information british prosecutors reportedly admitted deleting
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e-mail exchanges with a swedish countess. parts regarding the case of wiki leaks founder julian assange star this happened back in two thousand and fourteen but was it twenty fourteen now confidential e-mails show that swedish prosecutors attempted to drop extradition proceedings against julian assange much earlier and who is the boss of the c.b.s. in twenty thirteen none other than jeremy corbin's current shadow bricks at secretary starmer here he is talking generally about his role in extradition one in assad's case which seems more and more to be arguably political we don't use. these two functions and they're entirely separate now for legal it comprehends systems his file. here is the official request is the full monte as we would like you to conduct the extradition proceedings on our behalf with. the police to our country. but we can't use a republic of this.
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