that its fate was entirely off the table in these discussions but the palestinian president mahmoud abbas said that he wouldn't accept any lebanon style situation where there's a hezbollah equivalent providing an alternative center of political and a need military power in gaza or it may be that there is some less formal agreement in the works on that front those are the indications that was sent in the run up to these talks whereby they would remain quiet underground and that if there were to be any use of military force in the future that would have to be the subject of national consensus as far as the egyptians are concerned this is a success and they want the palestinian factions all of them to meet again in cairo on the van the twenty first sorry for that al-jazeera for inside story in ramallah . let's discuss all this now by bringing in our panel of guests in garza we have the senior hamas official arm of the use of joining us from ramallah we have the former director of the palestinian authority government media center ghassan khatib and from london we have years he'd say year seni

brokered by egypt started on choose day palestinian president mahmoud abbas has welcomed the outcome of the cairo talks and has asked his government to implement the agreement. be completely agreed to the concept of supporting the government which will work normally according to law and of the systems to administer the authorities and ministries without exception and to supervise all the crossings whether with the israeli side or the egyptian side which is the rafah crossing. despite the fact that we have some different views of different political points we have different disputes but this will never change the fact that we are brothers we are brothers in religion we are brothers in nationality we are brothers in the national interest we suffer the same we have the same future we need to find a way for a unity of our people to secure the ambitions of our people. well are a force that sent this update from ramallah in the occupied west bank. well in a recorded statement it has been played on egyptian television we've heard from the two delegation heads and what appears to be the case

over to the unity government and it will be operated by the presidential guard of president mahmoud abbas that a shy jeweled for november the first now around three thousand police officers from the palestinian authority will be redeployed to gaza as part of the unity agreement which will also see it take over the civil and security sectors previous sticking points have included control over the arsenal of her masses armed wing as well as the fate of thousands of her masses public servants while no detailed information was given on this a both sides say that all the problems will be sorted out herefore said has more now from ramallah in the occupied west bank. we expected to hear i think more of more of a statement of the precise nature of this agreement some of these details have been coming out in dribs and drabs through the day even we heard from the resistance groups inside who had a news conference they said they weren't entirely ofay with exactly what the terms of this agreement were there are some key targets that have been put in place for instance november the first for having fu

over to the unity government that it will be operated by the presidential guard of president mahmoud abbas that is shed jeweled for november the first around three thousand police officers from the palestinian authority will be redeployed to gaza as part of the unity agreement which will also see it take over the civil and security sectors what previous a sticking point seven clude had control over the arsenal of how masses armed wing as well as the fate of thousands of hamas as public servants while no detailed information was given on this both sides say all the problems will be sorted out let's get the latest from harry forces now live for us in ramallah in the occupied west bank i mean harry s. falls on the face of it this is obviously a good news at least you know the two palestinian factions coming together after ten years but it is quite worrying that the really is a lot of a lack of detail on a lot of very key issues. that's right we expected to hear i think more of more of a statement of the precise nature of this agreement some of these details have been coming out in dribs and d

saying that within a month if things are going according to plan the palestinian president mahmoud abbas will go to gaza not as a visitor but as president and so that shows that the should be in the terms of this agreement full control now the issue of the military wing of hamas the alka some brigades most importantly that is something that hamas said was never on the table in terms of their disarmament or their being totally a substitute into a p a administration officially what they're maybe what we've been having indications about is more tacit agreement whereby they would remain quiet they would remain out of sight and that if there were any decisions to be made on war making or peace making they wouldn't be taken unilaterally but they would be part of some kind of national consensus whether that is enough for president abbas who has been making public statements saying that he doesn't want to hezbollah a situation within gaza that the kind of situation that you have in lebanon that is not yet clear although it could be that those statements were made largely for external consumption

in the west bank egypt is mediating between abbas as such a faction and the militant group hamas. german president hung call to steinmeyer has warned of new walls as the country marks twenty seven years since we unification steinmeier was referring to a rise in right wing sentiment that saw the far right enter the german parliament for the first time in last month's election he said the election results showed that the country is divided steinmeier was speaking in the western city of mines at a state ceremony held to mark unification. as an under them on the walls have sprung up less visible without a road that strips but wolves nonetheless which stand in the way of a joint togetherness minds and view. and chief correspondent crane was at the event and she says last month's election laid bare the divisions separating germans today. well like the weather here the picture is mixed certainly if you look at economic and material indicators east and west have converged unemployment is about the same level in both parts of germany although eastern germany definitely does lag in product

really is is a significant step but it's also true president mahmoud abbas made clear yesterday and this is in signal before that on one very central issue he doesn't see any room for. full flexibility or compromise and that's the question of weapons hamas is the islamic resistance movement resistance is its raison d'être its identity its commitment to struggle remains absolutely central passes said very explicitly that reconciliation and unity requires one law one government and one gun and the one gun element of it is extremely significant even mentioned example of hezbollah and lebanon the implication being quite clear to his by operates within within the lebanese state which is operates independently but the past is clearly not prepared to do this to go ahead with unification with hamas for all sorts of good reasons but to have hamas remain an independent military actor and i think is almost certainly the single most significant factor preventing successful implementation of mrs gosnold the interests of of hamas as a resistance movement mr barghouti let me bring you in here there is

in the west bank egypt is mediating between abbas's faction and the militant group hamas. a tense standoff continues in spain days after more than two million callahan's voted in favor of independence separatists have been blocking roads and going on strike in protest against police violence during sunday's independence referendum spain's interior minister accuses the callon government of quote inciting rebellion . parts of barcelona at a standstill today. others meanwhile pulsating to the rhythms of separatism. the demonstrations angry at times. and then defiantly still. these barcelona firemen holding up their arms in silent protest at sunday's police violence. support for the strike wasn't universal but enthusiasm for independence appears to be spreading. feel like deserves the independence we have a different culture we have a different language and i support it but i'm not sure what will happen these days because it's it's a scary situation we don't know what the spanish government is capable of and we well you're seeing oktober the first how that went. with public tr

reduce the electricity supply to gaza at the request of west bank based palestinian president mahmoud abbas. it was one of a number of tactics to force how mass which runs garza to the negotiating table. in this job everything is bad once of the old lady big me not to turn off the power it was so embarrassing i called my boss but he said no turning it off as i tried to do it five young men came with sticks and knives and started arguing with me then i had to run off and leave the power on each district rotates a for hours on twelve of shad jule half of the two million people who live here rely on expensive private generated networks to fill the gaps. but they're not affordable luxury for the other one million residents the power is going to be off here now for another twelve hours the difference in this area is that people don't have backup generators now it's about three weeks since hamas started handing control of gaza back to the palestinian authority but still the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has not increased the electricity supply. israel's blockade of gaza meant that there was

has been the person president abbas has been saying that he won't accept any situation as there is in lebanon with hezbollah like alternative center of military power outside a civilian administration we spoke to the secretary general of the central committee of fatso this week he was saying we're not there just to provide services and have militias totally outside our control so the question is is there some sort of quiet arrangement whereby the military staff the tens of thousands of people under the brigades will they just be kept quiet be kept sort of underground and have some informal arrangement whereby they won't be used without some kind of say so some sort of agreement between both sides or will the lack of a formal agreement showing control of the p.a. will that cause problems in the future we don't know that yet so that the people we've been hearing from in gaza they are just keen to see an immediate reconciliation on whatever terms even if it's a fairly intermediary situation to allow the restrictions that have been imposed by the palestinian authority to be lifted improve

handing control of gaza back to the palestinian authority but still the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has not increased the electricity supply. israel's blockade of gaza meant that there would only ever up to eight hours of electricity a day but these latest cuts of normal life to a standstill the life stops every everything you do you do. you know we have. line we have work on our computers we have. you know. connection with the world. the palestinian authority says the electricity supply will improve but it hasn't said when hearing gaza they've had to get used to way to burn it's made al-jazeera gaza. u.s. president donald trump says a libyan man linked to a twenty twelve attack on an american diplomatic compound in benghazi has been captured attackers killed the ambassador to libya and three other americans in a statement trump says special forces picked up moustapha in an operation in libya he says will face justice in the u.s. staying in libya at least eleven people have been killed in four airstrikes in the city of dinner in the country's east witnesses say civilian areas are hi

to run the security situation within gaza there was a suggestion that from officials that mahmoud abbas doesn't want to see something similar to what's happened in lebanon with hezbollah military wing being another center of power we've heard from a senior member saying that that has never been a condition but that it is part of the longer term negotiations on the basis of one of the previous agreements that happened in twenty eleven in cairo but those sorts of very difficult issues if and now postponed will have to be solved at some stage in the future all right harry thank you harry for that live at the air is crossing now the two women accused of assassinating the half brother of the north korean leader kim jong both pleaded not guilty at their trial in a malaysian court they're charged with killing kim jong nam by smearing his face with a band nerve agent at the airport in february the women say they thought they were part of a prank for a hidden camera show they face a death penalty if found guilty he has more from shah alam high court. the two suspects from indonesia from vietnam

handing control of gaza back to the palestinian authority but still the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has not increased the electricity supply. israel's blockade of gaza meant that there was only ever up to eight hours of electricity a day but these latest cuts have bought normal life to a standstill the life stops every everything you do you do. you know we have. online we have work on our computers we have. you know. connection with the world when the boat goes off the palestinian authority says the electricity supply will improve but it hasn't said when hearing gaza they've had to get used to waiting burnitz with al-jazeera. china and south korea have agreed to improve diplomatic relations after year long standoff over the deployment of u.s. made anti-missile systems in south korea seoul and beijing say their work together to resolve the nuclear issue in north korea to anybody has more now from the south korean capital they issued a press statement saying that they want to get the normalization of relations back on track that's encouraging neither side would be a lab rating on the

agreement also signed with great fanfare in cairo here in ramallah the palestinian president mahmoud abbas welcomed the deal saying it accelerated palestinian reconciliation is fatah delegation head indicated its timelines and targets would ensure that it stayed on track and of course it has egypt breathing hard down the necks of both parties in gaza so damaged by the split the economic blockade and three israeli wars people are talking cautiously in terms of hope. when we used to hear about any reconciliation efforts we would think immediately of the failure of it but we hope this time is different but unity could at least solve the power crisis and bring happiness to the gazan people. we've had enough eleven years of suffering without electricity no medicine for old people no travelling we want to live like other nations. so far the israeli reaction has been muted saying how mass would need to recognize israel and give up its arms but without the full bore opposition of previous reconciliation attempts an international push for palestinian reconciliation led by the us who is much more in

handing control of gaza back to the palestinian authority but still the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has not increased the electricity supply. israel's blockade of gaza meant that there would only have are up to eight hours of electricity a day but these latest cuts normal life to a standstill the life stops every everything you do. you know we have. online we have work and our computers we have. you know. connection with the world and about. the palestinian authority says the electricity supply will improve but it hasn't said when hearing gaza they've had to get used to waiting burnitz meant al-jazeera. state owned media in myanmar reporting that politicians and businessmen are meeting to discuss setting up an economic zone in rakhine state thousands of people marched in yangon on sunday to show their support for the military's operation in northern in on the army claims that peace and stability has now been returned to the region the military crackdown was launched after a thai police post and an army base since august more than six hundred thousand were him to have fled to banglad

or ferrety or will it be under hamas exactly how hamas will respond to mahmoud abbas's apparent call for this not to be a lebanese like situation with hezbollah having a sort of a military center of power he apparently according to his officials doesn't want to see something similar with hamas his military wing the arc or some brigades but how much has made it very clear that that any kind of. accommodation between its military wing and fatah was not on the table of these talks so those sorts of very difficult contentious issues which probably will be postponed for now but will have to be addressed at some stage ok for now thank you very much harry for there live at the erez crossing. now at least two people have been killed in an attack in the u.s. city of las vegas. now this is an incident that is still under way we understand this is happening at the mandalay bay hotel and casino local hospitals reporting that more than twenty four people have been injured and the police have said that one shooter is quote down where the cars that go as leyla. on the ground trying to avoid the bom

torture burrs abbas cast and ken guitar has announced he'll step down by the end of the year the c.e.o. of the frankfurt stock exchange operator came under fire for buying vast quantities of shares of his company shortly before announcing it plan to merge with the london stock exchange the new century and door to further up the merger has not since materialized can get turned over to bertha deny any wrongdoing. this week saw the delivery of a hockey anticipated announcement concerning the future of the european central bank bond buying program despite extending the scheme until september of next year e.c.b. had mario draghi opted to have the e.c.b. as monthly after purchases from sixty to thirty billion euros today's monetary policy decisions were taken to preserve the very favorable for announcing conditions that are still needed for a sustained return of inflation rates towards levels that are below but close to two percent. deciding on the future of the program has been a tough balancing act inflation levels are still below the e.c.b. as two percent target race on the other hand eco

might be trying to develop with other regional partners president abbas is a little bit nervous also because of the financial burden he wants first to make sure that the international community is willing to finance the additional financial burdens so egypt's role. of the one hand is very much what comes because they have a leverage over her mouse but on the other hand it's making the palestinian authority a little bit hesitant and cautious and they want guarantees on the nature of the possible future political plans that the united states and egypt might be developing together thank you so much for speaking to us very good to get your thoughts on this block sure at present university life there from ramallah thank you for your time. techie's president has described a u.s. decision to suspend most. citizens as upsetting the current standoff began with the arrest of a u.s. consulate employee in istanbul accused of links to fail to kill but i spot a call hang reports it all takes place against a backdrop of detail you're waiting relations between the two nato allies. after the arrest o

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plans to dissolve catalonia government and call an early election will find out from madrid and but abbas i don't know what this could mean also coming up. results from elections in the czech republic show the country's next prime minister could be a populist billionaire andre bobbish says he's on no party wants to take an active role in shaping the e.u. policies. and we'll tell you about a young man overcoming disability and living his dream. the professional video game and his blind we'll tell you how he manages to not only compete but when. i'm human and welcome to the program this week spain gave cuts alone an ultimatum. withdraw your declaration of independence or face the consequences today prime minister mariano rajoy made good on his warning madrid says it plans to sack catalan leaders in a televised address catalan president said he would call on his fundament to hold a session to discuss a response to madrid's actions now crowds gathered in buffalo not to support independence. for these catalans madrid's response is yet another insult hundreds of thousands of separatist demonstr

high and many don't have enough to eat under the deal the person in authority under president mahmoud abbas is set to resume full control of the gaza strip. many here see it as welcome news. i hope that the situation will be better i hope that the gaza siege will finish so there will be job opportunities for people and they'll be able to support their families. we have big hunks. and we trust in the leadership of hamas and fatah. however reconciliation could fall to if the military wing of hamas refuses to cease its attacks on israel in recent years those attacks have destroyed any hopes of a conciliatory deal with the israeli government. are and although i know i have some it. is an analyst an independent consultant who joins me from gaza some good evening to you why are we seeing this deal now. i think this this period with the constellation of the commitment. of all parties involved specifically the very intense impeachment of egypt and the clear commitment of. both palestinian parties to embark and implement. turn back on and implement the sequestration. this seems to be a very appropri

government because your actions brokered by egypt started on choose day palestinian president mahmoud abbas has welcomed the outcome of the cairo talks and has asked his government to implement the agreement let's get more this from her a force that has been listening in to that press conference he's in ramallah in the occupied west bank i mean her really the devil is in the detail and that's what we've been waiting war for for the last few hours what was said. that's right we haven't yet got that full detail we were expecting that this was going to be a live event a statement whereby we would get the full text of this agreement it's coming out somewhat in dribs and drabs and the statement itself from the two factions was recorded and played out on egyptian television so what we do know is that according to the head of the fact our delegation. the issue of the rougher crossing between egypt and gaza is one which where they have reached agreement that the palestinian authority security services will take control of all of the border crossings with israel and egypt he said the rafa crossing w

by our correspondent shot at shell some pale who has been at the anti independence demonstration in abbas and i know she joins us from that now shot at the demonstration appears to be winding down tell us what you saw today. yes just a short time ago there were thousands of people behind me draped in spanish flags police but estimates at the turned out at about three hundred thousand of the activists here claiming that there were over a million people on the streets protesting against independence is also worth noting that there was an e.u. flag i hate to be seen in the crowd as well people have very clear on the fact that they know that an independent catalunya would have to reapply to be part of the e.u. something they say would be a total disaster people here were cheering in the crowds they didn't want spain to be divided it was really a very good spirited process though it has to be said although that shouldn't muss the fact that there was some genuine anger and frustration from people here in the crowd some were even chanting that they wanted to see colors pushed him on the man he's

for anti depended supporters we'll get the latest on the cattle and prices from all correspondent in abbas and also coming up the somali government develops to destroy the terrorist group claiming responsibility for the latest attack in mogadishu we just killed and wounded dozens of. i'm going to hold free thanks for joining me a massive anti independence rallies underway in the heart of catalonia with several hundred thousand people in barcelona demonstrating for unity with a spade this off the spanish central government imposed direct rule over the region in the wake of the catalan regional parliament moves to trigger it depends. also more on this we can cross we can cross. over to our correspondent who's there charlotte chelsea impale she's at an anti independence demonstration in barcelona charlotte what's the situation where you are. halliday yes we've been hearing from police that there have been some three hundred thousand people here taking to the streets of basra now to protest against the move by the regional government former regional government here to impose independence activ

and many don't have enough to eat under the deal the palestinian authority under president mahmoud abbas is set to resume full control of the gaza strip. many here see it as welcome news. i hope that the situation would be better i had at the gaza siege will finish so there will be job opportunities for people and they'll be able to support their families america realize that we have big hunks about this and we trust in the leadership of hamas and fatah. groups off. however reconciliation could fall to if the military wing of hamas refuses to cease its attacks on israel in recent years those attacks have destroyed any hopes of a conciliatory deal with the israeli government. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order aimed at stripping back of all my care it'll make it easier for americans to buy cheaper health care plans with fewer benefits critics say it could mean spiraling costs for people with existing health problems previous attempts by the trumpet ministration to repeal obamacare have b

carnation for every seat one a tradition in japanese politics prime minister shinzo abba has many carnations to pin for the resounding victory of his ruling coalition he pledged to tackle what he called japan's two national crises the military threat from north korea and japan's aging population. i believe this election was about firstly the north korean threat you can even say the north korean threat is the biggest threat ever it was also about the declining birth rate if we don't do something now it will be too late this is a national crisis that cannot wait but how. does all of the lower house less than a month ago forcing a snap election he's move looks like it's paying off his ruling coalition has easily retained its two thirds majority in japan's lower house this majority is important it means that the has the two thirds of votes needed to amend japan's constitution a piece clause in the constitution bans japan from having a military japan has so-called self-defense troops who are unable to fight something out there wants to change in his third term. in face of the tension over north k

clave in two thousand and seven while fatah has led the west bank palestinian president mahmoud abbas plans to visit gaza within the next month his first trip to the region in more than a decade. u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order aimed at weakening the affordable care act better known as obamacare the directive will make it easier for americans to buy cheaper less regulated health care plans with fewer benefits critics say it could mean spiraling costs for people with preexisting health conditions the presidential order comes after several failed attempts by the trumpet ministration to repeal obamacare through congressional action. the latest round of breaks it talks have ended in deadlock. negotiate him. said he was disturbed by the lack of progress he said talks had reached a dead end over high much britain should pay when it leaves the e.u. and he ruled out discussions on future trade being allowed to start next week. police in new york and london are investigating sexual assault allegations against hollywood film producer harvey weinstein more than thirty w

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speculation is what will happen to this military reign because we heard the palace in president mahmoud abbas saying last week he wants to see one of thirty as important one law and one weapon they need to speak to the security services should be confined under one authority and that some quite clear how this will work out all right on a crime reporting from jerusalem thank you will donald trump rip up international nuclear deal with terror and all the president could soon tell u.s. lawmakers that the landmark agreement is not in the country's interests he's facing tough opposition even from within his own party the head of the house foreign affairs committee has called on the president to enforce the hell out of the deal those are his words but in a t.v. interview on wednesday trump made his view clear. it was it's a very bad day or i'm not saying anything different tonight that i have been saying for two years now it's a horrible horrible embarrassment to our country but i'm going to get it out of wake this one actually we had great strength. right and we've got lots more on this subject jo

correspondent anna sophia seaborn is in abbas alone for us good to see you know we saw that huge demonstration in barcelona earlier what was the message. well the vestige of the people was basically peace and dialogue. many people came here they were all dressed in white as you mentioned with white balloons and i was very peaceful and cheerful at the same time people were very angry with the government here in catalonia and with the government in madrid they say that they need to talk they need to get in touch and get into some sort of dialogue that they need to talk many people chanted here that we do not to deserve what's happening here and that was the overall feeling and one of the chance was that they demanded of the governments to talk or resign and with that they meant both governments the one in madrid and him barcelona and what about in madrid because there are also thousands out on the streets there what the spanish unionists want. well spanish unionists basically opposed to catalan independence they won. catalonia to stay a part of spain and catalonia to basically follow the constit

gas station in accra the army in the democratic republic of congo says rebel fighters of ambushed abbas and attacked villages in the country's east it's unclear how many have been killed in the fighting which is taking place in the beni territory in north kivu province security forces blame the attack on ugandan rebels called the allied democratic forces or a.d.f. the un has brought in huge doses of a color of vaccine to tackle the refugee crisis in bangladesh hundreds of thousands of ranger refugees are taking shelter in cox's bazar that's close the bangladeshis border with me and why they're fleeing violence in myanmar's northern rock and state more than one hundred thousand residents in mississippi and alabama are without power as tropical storm nate moves inland from the u.s. gulf coast now it was a hurricane when it made a second u.s. landfall in mississippi and was later downgraded to a tropical storm that's coming up next one of many thanks for watching. women around the world are demanding more respect. but the rise of this new feminist has met a backlash the especially in south

i am not worried about the abbas position, it is about hamas.itudes towards the israelis, excepting an independent state in gaza and renouncing terrorism. the resistance weapon as they call it. are they going to also recognise the other terms of the coalition with abbas. this is the problem. whether this is a tactical move from hamas or a genuine strategic move, this is the most important question. the americans said they would not accept any government and hamas need three conditions and they need to announce terrorism and announce israel as independent. we'll hamas do any of this? they are more pragmatic. they looked at the charter and they accepted the independent state on the west bank and gaza and they are talking about renouncing terrorism. they manage to control the radical faction on the gaza strip to not launch any missiles against the israelis. and they have a good track record until now. whether they will continue with this in the future, i believe they will, because the egyptian government is a guarantee which is looking at the agree

in the west bank egypt is mediating between abbas's photo faction and the militant group hamas. iran and libya by the u.s. defense secretary james mattis says if iran it hears to the nuclear deal it agreed to in twenty fifteen he would advise president dollars to stay with a modest that was testifying before a u.s. senate committee has it criticize the deal and called for it to be renegotiated or canceled or. facebook says around ten million people in the u.s. could have been exposed to political ads from russia in the weeks leading up to last year's presidential election on monday the company turned over three thousand russia linked to the u.s. senate m agree on growing government probes into alleged russia interference in the election. mean maher has told the un refugee agency its top priority is to bring back where henschel muslims who have fled to neighboring bangladesh the two countries have agreed to set up a working group to repatriate more than half a million ranches that escaped an army crackdown in northern state. are you watching the news there are still a lot more th

handing control of gaza back to the palestinian authority but still the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has not increased the electricity supply. israel's blockade of gaza meant that there would only ever up to eight hours of electricity a day but these latest cuts normal life to a standstill the life stops every everything you do. you know we have. online we have work on our computers we have. you know. connection with the world and about. the palestinian authority says the electricity supply will improve but it hasn't said when here in gaza they've had to get used to waiting bernard smith al-jazeera. now human rights activists and academics in the u.s. and the u.k. have launched a campaign to stop the state owned saudi oil company being floated internationally saudi arabia is planning an initial public offering or i.p.o. for aramco in twenty eighteen but in five percent of the company shares up for sale on the stock exchange in either new york or london or saudis valley the company at two trillion dollars that would make five percent of it worth one hundred billion dollars even if the

agreement also signed with great fanfare in cairo here in ramallah the palestinian president mahmoud abbas welcomed the deal saying it accelerated palestinian reconciliation is fatah delegation head indicated its timelines and targets would ensure that it stayed on track and of course it has egypt breathing hard down the necks of both parties in gaza so damaged by the split the economic blockade and three israeli wars people are talking cautiously in terms of hope. when we used to hear about any reconciliation efforts we would think immediately of the failure of it but we hope this time is different but unity could at least solve the power crisis and bring happiness to the gazan people. we've had enough eleven years of suffering without electricity no medicine for old people no travelling we want to live like other nations. so far the israeli reaction has been muted saying hamas would need to recognize israel and give up its arms but without the full bore opposition of previous reconciliation attempts an international push for palestinian reconciliation led by the us who is much more inter

handing control of gaza back to the palestinian authority but still the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has not increased the electricity supply. israel's blockade of gaza meant that there was only ever up to eight hours of electricity a day but these latest cuts have bought normal life to a standstill. the life stops every everything you do. no days you know we have we have. online we have work on our computers we have work. you know. you lose connection with the world when the board. of the palestinian authority says the electricity supply will improve but it hasn't said when hearing gaza they've had to get used to waiting burnitz with al-jazeera. the british prime minister to resign may's encouraging any workers in the u.k. parliament who've been selected sexually harassed to come forward meaning that there have already been a number of allegations but many are asking why it's taken the harvey weinstein scandal to make the government take the seriously its own home of course the british parliament is a long way from hollywood but the harvey weinstein affair resonates here to the pala

in it but for the time being all the diplomatic agreements will continue to be honored by president abbas as the head of the p.l.o. so i think much of these arrangements do not infringe on that the provide the process again the question is for the put a scene here is whether they're getting anything at all out of the focus. i mean mars later on sunset she has called for a national unity or an address to the nation on the right hand to refugee crisis she is under increasing international pressure over her failure to condemn the army for alleged abuses against the ranch more than half a million rihanna have escaped to bangladesh since the crackdown began in late august so she says she's holding talks with bangladesh about returning it to me and mark. we are now negotiating with the government of bangladesh on the matter of accepting those who are now in bangladesh since our independence we have twice excessively negotiated with bangladesh on the issue based on the success which editions we are now negotiating for the time. passed more from me and mark. well for the bulk of the speech and sc

the government of mahmoud abbas is most welcome here but after eleven years problems have piled up that can't be solved overnight. the government can't perform magic the issues need to be discussed and we understand that will take time. in the list of things have to work out this time as a police teenie and i see this as our last chance there's a complete loss of trust between the two sides and that makes me feel that this really is the last chance. the crime of the prime minister of the palestinian authority around me having received a hero's welcome when he arrived in gaza why was his visit so significant. so i think it is significant some of people here because it seems that this time all sides have their own interest to start a dialogue and the situation has been particularly really didn't go over the past couple of months i mean the mediation work done by there's also believe that the international community at least at the moment no longer has to be conservation with which is considered a terrorist group by the international community now people here understand that this is just t

mahmoud abbas will be if everything goes according to plan traveling to gaza for the first time since two thousand and seven within this month and he will do so as president with full powers in gars and i one of the things that he's been talking about in the run up to all this is the military side of things the the how masses brigades the military. ranks how they will fit into this he says that he doesn't want a lebanese dire situation with the hezbollah style entity having a separate center of power from the civilian administration however hamas has been saying that there is no question of disarming that part of it's his organization and that was never on the table in these talks so it could be that there is some kind of more quiet informal arrangement where they don't make too much noise certainly they aren't visible and that any decision to use those forces would be taken in some kind of a consensual manner without an official submission of those or subjugation of that part of hamas into a wider p.a. or forty it seems that they're trying to agree on what they can for now some kind

mahmoud abbas does not accept that. he wants control of the borders. he wants to be in charge.wants one people, one gun. will he be able to achieve that? that is a very big discussion between the two, as well as, can they come to the same aims for their people, and willie palestinian president keep financial restrictions on hamas? or will things have to be ironed out? anchor: this is something the international committee has been watching closely. what kind of reaction has been there today? guest: what we have heard from the u.n. spokesman, the middle east envoy, is that he welcomes this. it is a cautious welcome, but he says we must ride this wave. from washington, we have heard a more cautious welcome, if you like. yes, it is good in principle, , itfor hamas to join fatah has to recognize the state of israel, renounce violence, and recognize previous agreements the palestinian authority has signed. we have not heard anything like that coming from the gaza strip at the moment. that is something to watch. the past, israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has criticized any

handing control of gaza back to the palestinian authority but still the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has not increased the electricity supply. israel's blockade of gaza meant that there was only ever up to eight hours of electricity a day but these latest cuts normal life to a standstill the life stops every everything you do. nowadays you know we have. online we have work on our computers we have. you know. connection with the world and about. the palestinian authority says the electricity supply will improve but it hasn't said when hearing gaza they've had to get used to waiting burnitz meant al-jazeera gaza. the u.k.'s foreign minister says that he's proud of the declaration signed one hundred years ago that led to the creation of israel the balfour declaration was a nine hundred seventeen british statement supporting a jewish state in palestine boris johnson says that parts of the agreement dealing with arab rights of top and fully realized he's calling for a two state solution the balfour declaration paved the way for the birth of a great nation the state of israel has prevailed

over to the unity government and it will be operated by the presidential guard of president mahmoud abbas that is shuttled for november the first just a few weeks from now around three thousand police officers from the palestinian authority will be redeployed to gaza that's part of the unity agreement which will also see it take over the civil and security sectors well previous sticking points have included control over the arsenal of hamas is armed wing as well as the fate of thousands of hamas as public servants while no detailed information was given on this both sides say all the problems will be sorted out heavy for such reports now from ramallah in the occupied west bank. in the grand hall of the egyptian intelligence headquarters fatah and hamas officially signed on to egypt's grand plan for palestinian reconciliation after a decade of division both sides expressed hope that this time it was for good. and again mean there has been full agreement on the concept of empowering the government and the legitimate palestinian government will return to working normally in accordance with h

huckabee saunders abbas also question whether the shooting in las vegas and it will change. gun laws in the united states a secular from. before we start trying to talk about the preventions of what took place last night we need to know more facts and right now we're simply not at that point. it's very easy. for. mrs clinton to criticize and to come out but i think we need to remember the only person with blood on their hands is that of the shooter. in this isn't a time for us to go after. individuals or organizations. i. station. and that she seen posts is already as you so that reigniting the gun control debate one of the most divisive issues in latin america and increasingly precedents. given the ever growing death tolls from these mass shootings arabia size on wednesday has more. anniyan is the deadliest attack local exclaimed in latin american history. and as the death toll rises in las vegas the debates on gun control has been weeknights is. in recent years mass shootings have regularly made the headlines a trend lamented by then president barack obama two years ago. y