we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. >> an israel ya soldier who had served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and photography. ♪ >> in is not something i know from my own army. this is why the soldiers are talking, because it's so dehumanizing both sides. people who sit here went to the gas chamber. >> you know, this is like -- i don't have any words. this is like the basement of anything that judaism would stand for. the army of tomorrow is the group of children today. what is there for you when you become 18? 36% of the boys have to go. 45% of them witnessed the beating and the killing of their fathers. they immediately switch from the helpless fat

make some comments about the incidents that have happened against israeli soldiers and the palestinians in gaza city. it's filled with impressive monuments. richly endowed museums. beautiful air good pictures. and due to this conference. over the past four decades mr chairman. newcomers become synonymous with security. that's important because as i said last night without security nothing is really possible not freedom not prosperity. not the peace we cherish and crave. but for the jewish people. to and from as things occurred in the city in one thousand nine hundred eighty two eleven of our limb pick up fleets were massacred at the munich airport. and many ways this act of savagery heralded the rise of international terrorism and we've all been battling it ever since and eighty years ago. another event took place here. with far ranging consequences a disastrous agreement was signed here that set the world on a course towards history's most a riff in war two decades after world war one two decades after a war that claimed sixteen million lives the leaders who met in munich chose to appease hitler's

the jews have no connection to jordan. thousand years we are there we build the city the palestinians suddenly say that israel has no connection to jordan if they come was disowned them or i don't blame to amp to telling them the tools. thank you very much for the century and all the best of luck. in. thank. god security interests that's russia security interest ok not just a thought we want a stable syria and we want a stable lebanon and you can't just send in planes every week to bomb the country and disrupt the political process in this way it's unacceptable. the question is. which of the voted with his rule. it's about one hundred fifty questions. school. and let slip. that. i hold this view would help us if the accept us i think we would. change too but. what would happen if they don't. because for me. it was destroyed me. and you know this is. my big dream. he. kept. me going like this is it went on inside the. car you think or. feel most of it you want to be nice to meet you for some time you thought it was very nice of me to first time for me here nice and at least you have multiple what i think oh yeah. yeah all. morn

the jews have no connection to jordan. thousand years we are there we build the city the palestinians suddenly say that israel has no connection to jordan and if they come was disowned i don't blame to amp to telling them the tools. thank you very much for the century and all the best of luck. in. you mean you don't. see the. two are. not true only ten space. left alone kelly said. claiming to know seventh is that a. few speak french. don't mess up syria our security interests that's russian security interest ok not just a thought we want a stable syria and we want a stable lebanon and you can't just send in planes every week to bomb the country and disrupt the political process in this way it's unacceptable. headline stories this hour the un's most powerful hers for another round of crisis talks on syria's rebel held. uses the international community. also ahead in the program. don't do it don't do it don't do it and we did the right thing donald trump reinforces his commitment to move the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem the date. condemnation from across the. russian lawmakers consider tougher penalties for child sex abu

in unbelievable out of context to the story argument is a dead jews has no connection to jordan. thousand years we are there we build the city the palestinians suddenly says that israel has no connection to jordan if they come was disowned i don't blame to amp to telling them the tools. thank you very much for the century and all the best of luck. in. this is charlie munger has approached economic blow bowls blow bubbles so well saga well suck up to love the jersey charlie munger and warren buffett turns the word. move. it's our. most powerful body prepares for another round of crisis talks on syria's rebel held eastern as russia accuses the international community of double standards. pushing lawmakers consider tougher penalties for child sex abuse as more harrowing allegations emerge from an orphanage in the city of. florida school massacre further polarizes american society over gun control with both sides suggesting radically different security. the first olympic gold for russian athletes at the winter games and another silver as two teenage friends top the podium in the figure skating. and we'll also take a look around the olympics host

the jews have no connection to jordan. thousand years we are there we build the city the palestinians suddenly says that israel has no connection to jordan if they come was disowned them or i don't blame to amp to telling them the tools. thank you very much for the century and all the best of luck. we're similar for the spurs to the east you know because in most of the snowboarding for them and so. beautiful yes good good new books and go to bush will see you put him over the i'm close but don't miss my feel to my dimaggio from the oh my my my friends with the thought of you know comes . so from them you know will someday in cinemas a woman be the spawn of the b.o.p.'s dog you'll see us send us little. book of suits and you can tell me some of the few of them showed some cool pulls to the priest ideations people still most of them says just to take oh well not you please ok yeah. that would usually look awful what they should be see would you do you see chests nose telling me i'm some of the best in the place full of the missile someone a missile. with no make this manufacture come sentenced him to public wells. when the ruling

on the rights of the palestinian people to jerusalem as its capital and also i think it was a huge challenge to muslims to do to christians around the war those who believe that this city is holy one to all of them and not only to a particular religion or to particular side. now this is only one country's voice their rest of the world isn't moving their embassies to jerusalem so why such a strong negative reaction to that from the palestinians. no listen i agree with you that it's only one country and they agree with you with that in reality that proclamation did not actually create any any any new facts on the ground nevertheless it is also an important country and our position relates to that country it's not related to the the whole international community we believe that the action meant certain things and that is why we believe that the united states itself has disqualified itself from playing any significant role in the future so why do why do you think they did it if that is the consequence is that the decision well that's a good question but it's not for me to to answer frankly it's for the administration itself people speak of the or speculate about certain th

on the rights of the palestinian people to jerusalem as its capital and also i think it was a huge challenge to muslims to to christians around the war those who believe that this city is holy one to all of them and not only to a particular religion or to particular side. now this is only one country's voice their rest of the world isn't moving their embassies to jerusalem so why such a strong negative reaction to that from the palestinians. no listen i agree with you that it's only one country and they agree with you with that in reality that proclamation did not actually create any any any new facts on the ground nevertheless it is also an important country and our position relates to that country it's not related to the the whole international community we believe that the action meant certain things and that is why we believe that the united states itself has disqualified itself from playing any significant role in the future so why do why do you think they did it if that is the consequence is that the decision well that's a good question but it's not for me to to answer frankly it's for the administration itself people speak of the law to speculate about certai

the rebel held eastern. and a palestinian man has been killed during raids by the israeli army in the occupied west bank city of nablus. have been violent protests in south sudan after friday's decision by the u.s. to impose a unilateral arms embargo the same department said it was appalled by the brutal violence in the five year civil war human rights watch has also called for a weapons ban and warned that south sudan's warring parties are continuing to recruit child soldiers have a morgan has the latest from juba. this is not the first report that has been put out by human rights watch on child recruitment in south sudan it says that children as young as thirteen has been have have been recruited to fight in the conflict which is now in its fifth year unicef also put out a report in late ten fifteen saying that there are sixteen thousand children who are recruited by armed groups now that report has changed into late in twenty seven to reflect new figures which says that more than one nine hundred thousand children have been recruited by armed groups in the conflict this is a this is a problem that has bee

the president tweeted it is disgraceful. palestinian officials are urging international diplomats to push israel to drop a plan that would impose taxes on church properties in the holy citylestinian negotiator said palestinian authority president voiced concerns during a meeting with european union representatives. against -- the israeli government orders to apply property taxes on the charges and property of churches. that is absolutely unacceptable. benjamin netanyahu says a team is being set up to negotiate with church officials to reach a resolution. government has eased capital controls put in place turned the summer of 2015 at the height of the countries financial troubles. the finance ministry says it is raising the amount that account holders can withdraw each month and is allowing greeks to open new bank accounts without restrictions. bailout monitors are in advance for final review before the third bailout program and's in august -- ends in august. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: dick's sporting goods is the latest company to weigh in on th

following clashes in the west bank city of ramallah palestinian activists attacked the u.s. delegation that was visiting every section polling center the americans had to be evacuated from the area over twenty palestinians have been killed and around a thousand injured since tensions flared over donald trump's decision to recognize traditional as the israeli capital his american with more on washington's initiative. to put it simply trump said he doesn't care what the world thinks about his decision to move the embassy to jerusalem which actually supports israel's claims to the city but when he says the campaign against his decision was incredible he means this. the clerical garb or. the protocol that. everybody. even though trump doesn't care people in the region do today we saw clashes in hebron continue which israel on the other hand is praising its minister for transportation failing to trump in a tweet even called him a friend of a back in december in a security council vote of fourteen countries condemned to trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital and incl

kind of settlement with the palestinians i believe that the settlement of abra specifically is there in order to try to prevent the nature and development of a big palestinians city namely nab loose and i think that if harbor how wouldn't have been there and the other settlements would have been there since for most of the israelis would have been much easier and much more simple and same for the palestinians of history. and finally system trying to recognize jerusalem as the israeli capital what effect is that had on the conflict first full day i mentioned before in terms of causality is twenty six people who were killed for nothing. but that's just the beginning of the story i think that by the end of the day this declaration as a whole or is it might be a better put an end to the most courageous i mean by this donald trump declared the end of the two state solution because if you're in jerusalem as the capital only of the jewish state you say in other words that there will be no viable two states if there are no two states no two state solution and for this they were grateful to the world trump for really putting an end to the masquerade and saying the truth t

to recognize the city of israel scattered to the center of the land to transfer its embassy to the city to jerusalem and it did so ignoring that years jerusalem is part of the palestinian territory it is occupied since morning here on exhibit seven and it is in our capital in order which we wish to be a city of open to all faithful. or all the faithful of the three monotheistic religions a moment. of my wheel especially. christianity and judaism while most honorable you love it is also strange that the united states phyllis resigned liberation organization on its third and imposes on resurrections on the work of our mission in washington under the pretext of congressional decisions since nineteen eighty seven have. all of these international bilateral relations between us and the united nations including as a sales and i was and visit someone of and are on the visits. when we discover that the congress believes we are terrorists. and if the congress things we are in their right how was that ministration having relations one of them how was it visiting us how it was agreed by dissidents. how love how come how do you help terrorists. and most recently. it has decided to

the right thing. group of palestinian activists attacked a u.s. delegation visiting a research and polling center in the west bank city of ramallah the americans were pelted with eggs and had to be evacuated from the area. more than twenty palestinians have been killed and around a thousand injured since tensions flared after the trumpet ministration decided to recognize from islamist the israeli capital i can only december. his american next with more on the symbolism of washington's move from the fallout that's resulted. but put it simply trump said he doesn't care what the world thinks about his decision to move the embassy to jerusalem which actually supports israel's claims to the city but when he says the campaign against his decision was incredible he means this. person over. the border. even though trump doesn't care people in the region do today we saw clashes in hebron continue which israel on the other hand is praising from its minister for transportation thanks trump in a tweet even called him a friend but back in december in a security council vote of fourteen countries condemned trumps recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital and

the army says it has killed palestinian. in the occupied west bank city of janine was wanted over the death of a settler last month. some breaking news to tell you about now out of hong kong where pro-democracy activists are to walk free after an appeal victory in court sarah. has the latest on that from hong kong syrup. yes of the verdict has just been delivered in the final court of appeal and it's good news for the likes of joshua wong one thing more and alex chalo these are the three student leaders who were behind the occupy hong kong movement their appeal have all appeals have been unanimously allowed so that basically means that they're free from today from the final court of appeal which is behind me so it's good news for the pro-democracy movement on arrival on the y. and i had expected to go over there they're preparing to go back behind bars to finish the rest of their jail time but the other judges have today decided the final court of appeal that there while they did while they were involved in various acts of violence in this particular inci

reinforcements and they say that they are confident the days not far when they will be able to take complete control of the city of. the palestinian president wants to set up an international alliance to mediate with israel that's the message that mahmoud abbas will deliver to the united nations later on tuesday it would be a move away from a longstanding policy of accepting the u.s. as the main intermediary let's go live now to u.n. headquarters in new york and a diplomatic editor james space so what's president abbas going to say to the u.n. james what will the response be. well this is a regular monthly meeting that takes place at the united nations looking at the current situation regarding the israelis and palestinians but it's going to be very different when that meeting takes place in about an hour's time because the palestinian place is not being taken by the palestinian ambassador it's being taken by president abbas he's coming here himself i think a showdown with the israelis and the americans because he's so unhappy about recent developments he's particularly unhappy of course about the u.s. except of jerusalem as the i

broken very good at all for the civilians who continue to suffer on a daily basis a palestinian man has been killed during raids by the israeli army in the occupied west bank city of nablus thirty people were wounded as israeli forces fired tear gas and rubber coated steel bullets in the city earlier on tuesday on monday an israeli settler was stabbed and killed in the illegal settlement of ariel. and the israeli army says it's killed a palestinian man who was wanted over the death of a set the last month the army shot dead twenty one year old actor might not in janine in the occupied west bank he was accused of killing a rabbi last month the supreme court of the multi has an old its own order to release a number of imprisoned opposition leaders after the president accused it of engineering a coup presidential main abdul guy you also imposed a fifteen day state of emergency and arrested two senior judges coming up al-jazeera follows the mongolian no bads guiding their cattle across frozen ribbons on two thousand meter high mountain passes without risking it all at the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed job and satisfied with the

the issue of jerusalem. without any reason. it decided to recognize the city of israel and to transfer its embassy to the city of jerusalem. jerusalem is used part of the palestinian territory. it has been occupied since 1967 and it is our capital. it is strange that the united the palestineist liberation organization on its restrictions -- all of these international, bilateral relations between us and the united nations, visits.g we discovered that congress believes we are terrorists. if the congress thinks we are terrorists, how is it visiting us and providing assistance? how? how do you help terrorists? recently, it has decided to punish the palestine refugees by way of reduction of contribution. despite the fact that it supported the industries and endorsed the peace initiative, which calls for a just and agreed solution for the plight of the refugees in accordance with resolution 194. the united states have contradicted itself. it has contradicted its own commitment and violated international law. no country alone to install a regional or international conflict without the participation of other international. question, to solve the , it is essential to estab

the occupied west bank since u.s. president donald trump decided to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. and another palestinian man was killed during raids by the israeli army in the occupied west bank city of nablus thirteen people were wounded as israeli forces fired tear gas and rubber coated steel bullets during protests on tuesday five of those remain in a critical condition on monday an israeli settler was stabbed and killed in the illegal settlement of. well as various security forces have also killed a palestinian man who is wanted of the death of a settler last month twenty one year old. was shot dead he was accused of killing a rabbi in an illegal israeli outpost last month amman collin has more from the occupied west bank the israeli army says this is a mature as body they've been looking for him since general you know he was accused of killing a settler rabbi from an illegal settlement outpost in. in the early hours of tuesday morning around seventy jeeps and two bulldozers and this village. and focused their attention on this about building. at exactly four thirty am i heard an explosion and we heard an exchange of gunfire and then it quieted down for about five minutes and

it was stabbed in the hand and treated at the scene and another palestinian man was killed during the raids by the israeli army in the occupied west bank city of nablus thirty people wounded as israeli forces fired tear gas and rubber coated steel bullets during protests on tuesday on monday and israeli settler was stabbed and killed in the illegal settlement of. billionaire entrepreneur company space x. has successfully launched its most powerful rockets yet the twenty three story falcon heavy blasted off from the kennedy space center in florida. a tesla sports car inside representing the car company that he owns right those are the headlines on al-jazeera the stream that's coming up next thank you for watching. news has never been more available but the message is simplistic and misinformation is rife listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream you do narrative at this time on al-jazeera. ok add your own history today should u.s. president donald trump be actively resisted i guess today has been a vocal part of that leave but for more than a year now you may not know his name but it's likely that you know it's w

the palestinians. crowds have clashed with police and military and city of peace activists gathered to protest against an election rally by the leader of the anti immigration northern wake up with a shit load. as we just saw the activists were forced back by riot police as the crowd retreated some of them lashed out hurling rocks and bottles at the officers several people were arrested and at least two were injured the northern league has come under intense scrutiny recently earlier this month it emerged that a man who was shot in injured six african migrants in much of the tower was a former local candidate for the party. the french prime minister has presented a new plan to fight of the spread. islamic extremism in the country's prisons follows weeks of protests by a prison staff after an attack by a radicalized inmate takes up a story for well the french prime minister and sixty new measures today as part of this new nationwide radicalization and against radicalization plan including the creation of fifteen hundred new spaces within prisons where they would be able to isolate radicalized prisoners t

defend well it's palestinian officials say more than a thousand arrests have been made in occupied east jerusalem since the announcement in december by donald trump recognizing the city as israel's capital and the protests that followed a policy palestinians call collective punishment for said occupied east jerusalem egypt's prosecutor has ordered the arrest of the former presidential candidate. for two alleged contact with the band was lim brotherhood group that's according to state television. one of the most vocal opponents of next month's presidential elections this is the latest arrest in the lead up to the election after the former military officer and presidential candidate sami are now in was imprisoned in january for more than thirty billion dollars has been pledged to help rebuild iraq following the defeat of my sil there or than seventy six countries promised donations at a summit in kuwait but mainly in the form of loans which will need to be repaid and the money falls well short of what iraq's government says it needs. the lower house of cambodia's parliament has passed a law making it a crime to insult the king anyone found guilty of the charge could fa

defend well it's palestinian officials say more than a thousand arrests have been made in occupied east jerusalem since the announcement in december by donald trump recognizing the city as israel's capital and the protests that followed a policy palestinians call collective punishment are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. shia muslim protesters in bahrain have fought with police one marking the seventh anniversary of a failed uprising security forces fire tear gas in a number of villages while reinforcements were deployed to stop protesters blocking main roads the country has a shia majority but the ruling more sunni since the demonstrations first broke out hundreds of people have been stripped of their citizenship. police in iran have arrested dozens of unlicensed money traders as concern grows about the falling value of the brain in reality the president is under pressure to stop the currency slide against the dollar which business people say is doing serious harm to the economy he has a report from tehran every morning iranians wake up to find the money you look pockets is worth less than when they went to bed that's because the iranian ryall has be

the mayor of bethlehem. >> bethlehem is an palestinian territory and considered to be an agent city. diplomatic relations with the arab world had been restrained. throughout the 1960's and 1970's, american presidents and secretaries were preoccupied with negotiating between egypt and israel which was during the carter administration. when ronald reagan became president and then his successor , they were focused on the palestinian conflict. this was very important that not only was it given in bethlehem in palestinian territory, it was an important shift in thinking about american foreign-policy and how they could mediate the settlement between the israelis and palestinians. >> this particular box came with a personalized note to secretary baker, and it is from the mayor of bethlehem, and you can see that he writes, welcome to bethlehem. we pray that secretary of state, mr. baker, will succeed in helping us to have peace tween -- between palestinians and israelis. it is stated 1991. -- dated 1991. the clinton administration, extreme violence broke out. gasp, if itlast were, of the cold

in and around jerusalem much of it at least to the state palestinians have criticized the greek orthodox patriarch the selling property inside the old city the jewish settler groups and others jerusalem's municipal leaders say only properties being used for religious activities should be tax exempt not those rented commercially they've already frozen about nine million dollars in assets of the greek orthodox church and we're talking about other places that the church own fact has hotels and they have been exempt wrongly from paying city taxes for years and years and years and the mare at the moment is trying to correct a wrong that was done that affects us from evidence every single day and ministerial discussion on the bill to allow seizure of already sold church land has been postponed to next week the author of the. law says it's designed to protect the rights of those living on the land from often anonymous offshore entities church leaders say their long established rights are being trampled in what they call an attempt to weaken the christian presence in jerusalem ari force it out his era occupied east jerusalem. to europe where the

the northern syrian city of. intensifies its operation against the kurdish fighters in the. applause for the palestinian leader at the u.n. security council as he calls for the u.s. to show commitment to the israel palestine peace process before. leaving washington . the russian figure skaters excel at the winter olympics in south korea breaking two world records and just. two in the afternoon here and first the northern syrian city of come under heavy shelling from the turkish army. operation to dislodge the kurdish fighters the. terrorists from that reach. but. the bombardment came after a pro syrian government militias were arrived in africa to join the fight against the turkish military turkey's president the one says the shelling forced a group of fighters to retreat ten kilometers but other reports suggest the prosimian government forces have no taking up positions in. you currently seeing images of the arrival of the aerial interesting night city correspondent we're going to takes a closer look of what's going on with. these was a demonstration hundreds of pro assad militia fighters with tanks ar

carried out in nablus, injenin or in the surrounding areas of those two cities, was a mission that we called a straw widow. straw widow is when you take over a palestinian house in the west bank actually has a number. each and every house has a number, so we would open up the maps and look at the specific house that looked into the right place that we had to enter, a city centre or a road. and after, we would verify that the house has the best parameters, windows and geographical area, we made sure the people in the house were innocent. so we would enter a house of an innocent palestinian home in the middle of the night. the first mission that i carried out, the adrenaline was pumping. the second, the third, the fourth, when it started to calm down, i realised i was sitting in someone‘s living room, bedroom, children's room, that was when it started to break. and you are dealing with people in fear? constant fear. but i have to say the fear is two sided. i was also full of fear. but i would say that what motivated me eventually to break my silence was the piercing eyes of young palestinians, when i was barging into their house in the middle of the night

the israeli army says it's killed palestinian leader ahmed and just are in the occupied west bank city of jeannine was wanted over the death of a settler last month. so we've been reporting on the current turmoil in the asian markets which is going on twenty years after a much bigger disaster the asian financial crisis that began with the collapse of thailand's currency the botton spread across east asia and one of the contributing factors was high public debt in the affected countries including allow us now there are similar warnings about governments in the region borrowing too much money when he reports from the capital the antenna. the coffee industry in laos is one of the fastest growing in asia its output is still small compared with regional leaders like vietnam and indonesia but fuelled by increasing demand from neighboring china production grew by more than eight percent last year bro is say laos has a real opportunity to take the industry to the next level through improved infrastructure like better processing facilities he must have financing but despite it being one of the

anna: the swedish bank manager said monetary policy is in new york city. manus: and the palestinianresses the un security council. let's get into the numbers. anna has been welcoming everyone back from the chinese new year. >> i'm not quite there. china is up, this is where they closed the other day, this is where they closed for the year of the dog. they will be trading on thursday, but asia is lower today, taking cues from the european market yesterday and as we said the u.s. markets were closed, although we do see asia opening lower. i want to look to one of the big stories of the day, the treasury market in the u.s. u.s. treasury yields are poised to hit 3% this week, the auction flow gains are opening this week in the u.s. and we don't have a ton of economic data out. they will be selling $151 billion today, $250 billion for the whole week. this chart here shows what's happening between the asset managers, the gap the between the asset managers and the institutional counterparts. , thean see here the levels third-largest spread the last 10 years. last time it reached these extr

the atlantic council and i'm a lot a.m. eastern. we go to new york city with palestinian president addressing the un security council. he will talk about statehood for have the and didn't decision by the u.s. to move the american embassy to jerusalem. we have those remarks, live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> c-span's history series, landmark cases, susan two, beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern, with a look at a significant supreme court decision heard in 1819. exploring this case with us are there a peterson and a law professor at the university of arkansas and author of "mccullough v. maryland." onch at 9:00 p.m. eastern c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. for background on each case, order a copy of the landmark cases companion book, available for a dollars $.95 plus shipping and handling at www.c-span.org/ landmarkcases. there is an interactive constitution. the national portrait gallery in washington, d.c., unveiled the official portraits of former president barack obama and former first lady, michelle obama. we hear from the artist, amy cheryl, who described the process of creating the portrait

the mayor of bethlehem. palestinian is in territory, considered to be a very important, ancient city. will medically with the arab world have been extremely strained after the creation of -- diplomatic relations with the arab world have been extremely strained after the creation of israel. so secretaries were very preoccupied with negotiations between agents and israel, which was essentially -- in egypt and israel, which was solved during the carter administration. ronald reagan became president and his successor, george h.w. bush, they were focused on the palestinian conflict. this was very important, that not only was it given in bethlehem, in palestinian territory, it was an important shift in thinking about american foreign-policy and thinking about how they could mediate this settlement between the israelis and the palestinians. >> so this particular box came with a personalized note to secretary baker, and it is from the mayor of bethlehem. you can see that he writes "welcome to bethlehem. we pray that secretary of state mr. baker will succeed in helping us to have peace between

the middle east earlier he laid a wreath on the tomb of former palestinian president yasser arafat and then to fascist rally has taken place in the italian city of message after where six africans were shot last saturday schools in the city have been closed and public transport suspended security has been tightened the refuse the far right protest as mike clash with the demonstrators last saturday you could trade tree nineteen was arrested over suspicion of carrying out a drive by shooting in which six africans were injured. protesters in the philippines arjen president were triggered to turkey to stop china's military expansion in the size china sea they marched to the chinese consulate in manila philippines media fabius photos last week showing that china has continued to build installations on the disputed spratly islands the islands are rich in natural resources and are important strategic course for navigational and military purposes jimmy fallon's ogun has more now from manila. protesters say this is just the start of a long series of campaign to put pressure on president to be good with charges government to point out that. to stop it

negotiating talks with the israelis it's always been with the palestinian authority we don't recognize hamas as a legitimate government and city and so it doesn't quite accomplish any political and national security space again it's just more a talking point added to the trump administration's rhetoric that he's supposedly fighting back at terrorism and today the state department officials remarks specifically quoted mr hani is comments on a nother intifada but i think it's important for english speakers to understand that the word intifada translates to uprising in anguish and that was a direct response to president donald trump's decision to unilaterally recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel which is exactly why u.s. national security experts for many years have warned against the united states unilaterally making this decision because it would precisely do that foment tensions and increase risk for american citizens and the european union has pledged an extra fifty three million dollars in aid full the palestinians following the u.s. decision to withhold funding used for imposed e.g. federica mcginty made the announc