our protesters going to continue to stay out there and protest? i think the process will continue today and tomorrow as well. the protesters from all walks of life, young, old, men, women, and children, have not been deterred by the excessive use of force. what is hard for people is the decision by the administration to relocate the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. on december 6th, donald trump moving the capital, but also slashing funding for united nations agencies to assist palestinian refugees. administration is trying to harm two core issues of the palestinian cause, jerusalem and the refugees. the relocation of the u.s. the birth the eve of of the state of israel is very significant for palestinians. >> thank you for your correspondence. be careful. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> c-span's "washington journal." this morning, we discussed the limitation of border security

well miles the protesters are basically destroyed today there were a large crowd of protesters on pushkin square which i'm at now and from the beginning the atmosphere was rather confronted there were several programmer groups at pushkin square even as the protesters began to gather and they were shouting favor of putin kind of trying to provoke perhaps the protesters who were shouting back and shouting that. our daughter and they were shouting for a russia without putin but very quickly the arrest began and there were a riot police at the scene now we're getting reports that over one thousand people were arrested across the protests across russia and we're seeing these pictures a fully sort of roughing up protesters and we saw pictures earlier of the family being detained how did that influence the protests or was it mostly expected. my it was basically expected that he would be arrested this is the first time that the find me has been arrested at opposition protests that he's said he's organized but not fighting made it all the way to pushkin square where the protesters were gathered an

is the message that the protest protesters want to send. well my other stretches just taking place under the water that somebody declared out of the protest and that is he's not. this protest is very much directed act which in the head of his inauguration and the head of the head of the project. basically said you know who should be able to move us like a king or not his peasant. people came out today really to fight for their rights as citizens they told me they said that they're sick of the restrictions that the state is putting on them the restrictions on freedom of speech on the media on the internet and they hear there were a lot of arrests and people were also chanting against what they see. is the police as the police state here and now people have been burned by by the police but protesters seem to have returned to the main square to pushkin square at a kind of gathering around. statue there are the pictures we're looking at now make it look pretty rough now of all the sort of in the linchpin in all of these protests has his attenti

protesters . middle aged forty forty fifty sixty there were there was definitely a mix out but when it comes to those protesters who are rather defiant and who kept returning to the square i would say that those were were more or more likely to be the younger protesters who aren't as afraid of being arrested perhaps and who wanted to show the police their defiance speaking of the police we've seen these dramatic videos of them only being dragged away how did that influence the atmosphere there in the square. of course it wasn't really a surprise that was arrested in fact i saw on twitter several users saying that he had arrived at the protests and basically saying ok the countdown begins now to when the police will arrest him what was unusual about today's protests is that the police kind of let him get all the way to the square and in fact the footage shows him kind of being dragged off in front of protesters so it was almost like he was being shown off perhaps as a deterrent to the protesters th

are the protesters going to continue to stay out there in protest? >> i believe it will continue today and tomorrow as well. the protesters from all walks of life, the young or old, men, women, and children have not been deterred by israel's excessive use of force. what's really hurtful for people here is the decision by the u.s. administration to relocate the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem on the eve of this day, not only december 6 did donald trump recognize jerusalem as israel's capital, a month and a half later, also slashed funding for united nations agency for palestinian refugees. basically, the u.s. administration has -- is trying to harm two core issues of the palestinian cause, jerusalem and the refugees. and the relocation of the u.s. embassy on the eve of this day is very sig cavent for palestinians. >> let's find out what our guests say about that. i'm going to say good-bye to you, be careful. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, ohio democratic

hamas has encouraged and defended these protesters, and the protesters were in theirtens of protestersrs were in their tens of thousands. this is not a peaceful march, say, through a city. these are tens of thousands of hamas encouraged and funded protesters, some of whom were violent. again, within the guardian reported self, it says that the sky was blackened with smoke, as protesters lit fires, and intermittent sniper fire was hard. clouds reckon —— crowds rushing towards the fence. israel, as an independent nation is entitled to self defence, and if you don't believe that israel has a right to act in self defence, when it is being rushed by tens of thousands of hamas funded and encourage violent protesters, then, you know, it raises the issue of what the not to think israel should be an independent state. we need to respond that, because basically laura isjoining innocent victims of their own death. i am blaming hamas. they have deliberately put 14—year—old boys in the firing line, keeping their own terrorists back, knowing that they will be shot dead. in defence, and then it will

from written protest to violent protests, we can think of. jacobs we can think of a slave , who killed the master who raped her. we can think of margaret garner and her escape across the ohio river and the murder of her daughter. together, these women black and , white, challenged the laws, traditions, and ideas that reinforced white men's sexual power and placed black women outside the legal and moral definition of rape. these were the years in which black women and their allies waged war against slavery and began to imagine a new kind of american citizenship that included black women and every woman's right to withhold consent and to legal protection. during the civil war, abraham lincoln passed the liber codes , which made rape a war crime. in the liber codes, there were no racial limits on who could bring charges of sexual assault. black women armed themselves with new legal tools to negotiate a deeply abusive sexual terrain, but one that for -- that, for the first time admitted that they could be , raped in the eyes of the law. in other

sin would become protestant that meant the cathedral was turned into a protestant church. john marling is an expert in local history he says the intricate fashionable church was born out of necessity it had nothing to do with our contemporary ideas of ecumenism. in those days the issue of who had a right to the main church and who could hold services there was decided pragmatically nine hundred ninety or ninety five percent of the residents were lutheran so they held sway in the town on the other hand the cathedral clergy officially owned the church and they were catholic and they had the emperor on their side so it was checkmate if either side had triumphed it would have been the end of an into confessional church. the optional and. outside a gutter marks the approximate dividing line. inside it's more complicated take these pews for instance there in the catholic section behind the grill you might think this whole area belong to the catholics but it doesn't the deeds office confirms that this spot actually belongs to the protestants but in a marriage of convenience you h

wherever we decide to protest. one of the frustrations from activists is the police blocked their access and held them back from protesting in front of the building. this is where the offices of the fiscal control board are located. this is one of the event organizers. here, the people have behaved very calmly and the situation is controlled but the plan to fulfill our objective is overdue and they have no right, any situation of arms that emerges will be because of the police in puerto rico putting obstacles to the march. respond to our call to negotiate and allow the march to continue its path. >> the organizers want to communicate with the police are not effectively communicating. after giving an order that looks like they were going to step down, they still remained there, and behind you can see officers from the special arrest unit. >> eventually, there was a conversation with a police officer identified as lieutenant santos. he assure the police would withdraw if the activist remained calm. some people gave t

these protesters who initially came in to protest against that year in power of mr macro but what they owe is against the system capitalism and pretty much anything that go against the natural form of what they want and what they want they've said in the past is to bring that power to the street for the moment the protests continues and it's a tense standoff between the police and the protesters shotty this again. paris. where also rallies underway in russia opposition activists have been protesting ahead of london mayor putin's presidential inauguration on monday heeding the calls of the country's leading opposition figure in a volley. i have been demonstrating on the birthing slogan britain is not sorry to us the volume self has been arrested in moscow along with nearly three hundred others for breaking protest rules as speaking to a surly igor said on off. some fifteen hundred people have gathered here in central moscow most of them are supporters of alexina valley a prominent opposition figure in russia now at the beginning of the protests we do know that there have been some scuff

who initially came here to protest against that year in power of mr macro but they all. is against this system capitalism and pretty much anything that go against the natural form of what they want and what they want they've said in the past is to bring up power she's the street. all right there have also been protests across russia had a volume of putin's presidential inauguration which will take place on monday now that i'm authorized rallies were called by the country's leading opposition figure alexina balding he was arrested in moscow for breaking protest laws and released several hours later around three hundred other people were also detained and many of them have been released or to see what has gone off as to to some fifteen hundred people have gathered here in central most of them are supporters of alexina vali a prominent opposition figure in russia now at the beginning of the protests we do know that there have been some scuffles between the supporters and the opponents over latina volley but so far larger view this event has been peaceful now right now the p

embassy went ahead despite protests. ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner led the delegation. israel's prime minister called it a glorious day. also, a wave of deadly bombings leaves indonesia relaying as entire families including children carry out suicide attacks. the latest target, police headquarters. it comes a day after another family attacked churches there. i am brent goff. for some, it has been a day of joy. for others, a day of death. the u.s. officially opened its embassy in jerusalem, and move celebrated by israelis, condemned by palestinians. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital broke with decades of u.s. policy and put the country at odds with most of the international committee. at the border with gaza, palestinian protests against the move turned deadly with at least 52 people killed by israeli troops. the white house has blamed hamas, which governs gaza, for what it is calling intentionally and cynically provoking the israeli response. >> the sky blackened wi

live from berlin russia cracks down on the opposition as anti-government protests from police arrest opposition leader alexina volley and more than a thousand others are protests against president vladimir putin rallies around the country come two days before putin is to be sworn in for another term also on the program. it should have been their wedding day but instead slain journalist and his fiance martina are being honored in a memorial to the couple was murdered in february and. as cutesy act was reporting on alleged connections between politicians in the country and the mafia. and its blastoff for a new mission to mars nasa launches an unmanned spacecraft to peer under the rug planet's crosses and look at how mars was for. us and welcome to the program russian opposition leader alexina vali has been detained along with more than a thousand other anti kremlin demonstrators according to monitors fully seized him in moscow after he called for protests across the country ahead of president vladimir putin's inauguration for another term as president. the. down with the czar the rally

the police really get a sense of that tension all these protests is a mission he came here to protest against that year in power of mr macro but what they owe is against the system capitalism and pretty much anything that go against the natural form of what they want and what they want they've said in the past is to bring up power to the street. those been rallies him russia to this weekend opposition activists in protesting ahead of lima putin's presidential inauguration on monday heeding the calls of the country's leading opposition figure election a volley they were demonstrating of the slogan putin is not to us the volume self was arrested here in moscow along with nearly three hundred of those for breaking protest laws he goes done for pull. some fifteen hundred people have gathered in central most of them are supporters of alexina valley a prominent opposition figure in russia now at the beginning of the protests we do know that there have been some scuffles between the supporters and the opponents over latina volley but so far largely this event has been peaceful now right now

who initially came in to protest against that you. in power of mr macro but what they are is against this system capitalism and pretty much anything that go against the natural form of what they want and what they want they've said in the past is to bring up power to the street . rallies russia this weekend to opposition activists been protesting ahead of libya putin's presidential inauguration on monday heeding the cause of the country's leading opposition figure alexina valmy they have been demonstrating under the slogan putin is not czar to us now live only him self was arrested in moscow earlier today along with nearly three hundred others for breaking protest laws he goes down off report some fifteen hundred people have gathered here in central moscow most of them are supporters of alexina valley a prominent opposition figure in russia now at the beginning of the protests we do know that there have been some scuffles between the supporters and the opponents over latina volley but so far largely this event has been peaceful now ri

well let's get more on these protests. to talk us through what's been happening at the protest. there were when we first got down to the protest a few hours ago we got there before the novelli supporters were supposed to be arriving and what we found there was that the the the key place in the square pushkin square had already been occupied by proof putin supporters who decided that they were going to come down here and give the other side as it were now when the no valley supporters eventually arrived in considerable numbers thousands and thousands of them there was then a bit of a standoff between the pro putin and the anti putin sides that was when the police started to do their usual kind of brutal they weighed in with filing says snap squads grab protesters from the streets then pull them out bundle them into cars limits them into police wagons the latest information that we have from o.b.d. info which is an independent monitoring group is that across the country by thirteen g.m.t. six hundred people had already been detained and they'll probably be some more to come yes ve

the mass protests come amid two-weeks of escalating antigovernment and anticorruption protests in armenia, which forced the former prime minister to step down less than two weeks ago. the sacramento corners office has released an official autopsy forced upon clark, a 22-year-old man shot by police officers 20 times in his grandmother's backyard. the autopsy says he was shot three times in the back which contradicts the independent autopsy carried out by a forensic pathologist hired by the clark family which found he was shot six times in the back by police. in entertainment news, kanye west has caused widespread outrage and controversy with his recent comments in a tmz interview, in which he praised president trump and claimed "slavery was a choice." his interview was so incendiary and historically inaccurate thtt one member of the tmz newsroom confronted kanye west after the interview. this is a clip of the interview, followed by the confrontation. >> you hear about slavery for 400 years? four 400 years? >> do you feel that i am being free? that i'm being free? >> i don't think you are t

he described the protesters in gaza as part of the problem. >> as we have seen from the protest of thet month and even today, those provoking violence are part of the problem and not part of the solution. [applalause] amy: but those remarks were later excised from the official version of events. we're going to move from jerusalem where we have just lost our satellite feed to sweden to a w writer and activit from the gaza strip and student of development studies in sweden . his latest piece for the forward is "alall we in n gaza want is t israel recognize our humanity." if you could, mohammed, talk about what is taking place right now. your brother is on the front lines in gaza of the protest? actually was. he recently managed to get out of gaza after waiting for two years at the border crossing, which was a miraculous divine intervention. virtually everyone i know in -- the problem that pushes them to the wall is that life at the refugee camps, they experience debt thousands of times a day let the borders of the either breakthrough or die. people are trying to undertake a massive jailb

the numbers of detentions take top words protester after protester was dragged away so too was the man who calls this demonstration alexina valmy he's an anti corruption opposition leader who was banned from presidential elections because of a fraud conviction he insists was fabricated his online videos exposing the corruption of russia's ruling elite have made him a critic of the kremlin and a popular resistance figure among many russians who want something different. for friday may putin's hold on power for another six year term he's tightened control of the media and internet and made protesting much harder his assertive foreign policy is popular with many russians moscow's riot police follow detentions with the next act in their rough clearing the square the valley supporters have been through this before and i'll probably go through it all again they feel it's their only remaining way to be heard. al-jazeera moscow. well samuel green is the director of kings russia institute at king's college in london he says in the valleys biggest challenge challenge is proving to his supporters

the numbers of detentions take top words protest after protest i was dragged away so too was a man who calls this demonstration alexei navalny he's an anti corruption opposition leader who was banned from presidential elections because of a fraud conviction he insists was for. abrogated his online videos exposing the corruption of russia's ruling elite have made him a critic of the kremlin and a popular resistance figure among many russians who want something different. to hold on power for another six years he's tightened control of the media and internet and made protesting much harder his assertive foreign policy is popular with many russians moscow's riot police followed detentions with a neck stacked in their rough clearing the square the valley supporters have be through this before and i'll probably go through it all again they feel is their only remaining way to be heard. al-jazeera moscow. at least four people have been killed in violence in indian administered kashmir a civilian died from his injuries in srinagar after being run over by an indian security vehicle and earlier

even non-protesters. for riddicknce, pari puerto rican and african american families are having their houses firebombed and bricks thrown through their windows in the 1960's and 1970's. another example is it seems hard for us to figure out what counts ,s violence, so for instance there is a very famous moment in philadelphia history where black high school students by the todreds walk out of school protest and demand in part a curriculum that is more sensitive to their cultural history. this turns into a situation the police rizzo commissioner unleashes recruits onto these kids protesting. the kids understandably run away. some of them smash some windows. does smashing windows while you are running away from an assault a police on what had been peaceful protest, does that count as violence? i think many people at the time would have said yes but i am not sure our answer should be yes. >> i think the parallels in west germany harper the extraordinary , and not always accidentally, because west german offic

protesters started to go in. that's and what happened is there were a lot of companies with these ladies men ages with different backgrounds and everyone was here like everyone went today defense department against the refuse of . the rain and all the easing on the celebration of the other patient of the u.s. embassy. the israelis have been reacting very violent against the policy protesters where they have a lot of logic munitions against the powder protesters and used a lot of tear gas and the there was a press conference for the palestinian minister of health and they said that there are at least fifty five policies that have been killed today two thousand seven hundred palestinians have been injured and one hundred but. always few critical condition and are expected to die in any minute where what happened today is the palestinians said that they have the right to reject those they broke the fence that separates gaza with israel and that at that time the israeli snipers as this is ready soldiers using their o

gas canisters on the protesters at trying to disperse all these all these protesters in the e.u. can see that at the tear gaza fired is very concentrated we look and feel it from very very far away there are palestinian protesters that are injured and trapped inside where the palestinian minister has been the ambulances can't reach them. it's getting more dangerous and it's escalating palestinian protesters have been protesting sent the morning throughout the day there was a bunch of highs regarding violence in fact two hours ago during the highest peak of violence where the protesters and the israeli military forces clashed almost head on israeli military. forces using rubber coated steel bullets tear gas canisters stun grenades and other armaments at their disposal against the palestinian protesters were mainly throwing stones and chanting against israeli military forces this had increased as the day went on with things calming down but make no mistake this area was a battle zone before with many protests happening across the west bank from ramallah to nablus to bethlehem and e

this is the moment when an indian security vehicle crashes a protester. the vehicle drives on and the wounded man is left behind he later died of his injuries indian forces say they are investigating what happened that is now under control as a guard that could be of a civilian just going to be a certain make over the fact that all these accounts was more than a dozen people have been killed in escalating violence in indian administered kashmir last month the un secretary general urged that the loss of civilian lives needs to be investigated. and get it's been another day of violence. this time it began when soldiers raided homes in a densely populated area in the city ocean anger security forces say they had information that fighters were hiding in that area when they were asked to surrender the soldiers say the fight has started shooting operation is going on things are under control everything is an under control you want to look. there is not much there is more damage of assuming property and another thing so i think that under control. old three figh

police attacks and psi austerity protesters with pepper spray and tear gas this week those people have gone like eight months without power and hot water do you think your pepper spray is going to stop them pepper spray probably made them smell better after eight months without a hot shower or a corporate media doesn't want you to know about people standing up they don't want you to know about the largest teachers' strike in history the history of arizona is happening right now they don't care to tell you that the world health organization came out with a new study this week showing that nine out of ten people are subjected to high levels of pollutants from the air we breathe we are filling the atmosphere with crap because we have to have factories pumping out meaningless tchotchke ease that people can buy and then you know ditto fill the void in their souls created by advertising telling them that that's the answer and the more chomsky's we buy the more jobs there are for people to make money so that they too can buy tchotchke. that. the end result is you can have a one tennis sidewal

latham you know putin protests. hello i'm barbara sarah this is al jazeera live from london also coming up on the program fifty thousand people in desperate need of aid but only a quarter have been reached we report from floods hit kenya. almost gone a little flood warnings of more tremors to come in hawaii after a magnitude six point nine earthquake rattles the big island triggering more eruptions from key way up. to. and the new mission to mars that will dig deeper into the red planet that ever before. thank you for joining us. riot police in russia have detained opposition leader alexina valmy as well as more than a thousand of his supporters in anti-government demonstrations across the country the valley was carried away as he attended a rally against president vladimir putin in the capital moscow the protests come just two days ahead of putin's immigration for a force term opponents of united under a slogan he's not ours song with her into putin's eight years in power well i'll just say resurrect chalons is liv

and won't give up on protesting. the israeli defense forces have defended their handling of protesters in gaza on friday meantime saying in a tweet that the use of riot dispersal means and fire is in line with standard procedures just hours before friday's demonstrations israel's supreme court rejected a petition by human rights groups against the use of lethal military force targeting palestinian protesters in gaza in the ruling judges also rejected the demonstrations have been peaceful calling palestinians part of an armed conflict is our middle east correspondent paula slipper while the supreme court has sided with the israeli military and blamed her mass it says that israel is involved in a longstanding conflict with the militant group and as such is authorized to use lethal force now this has outraged human rights groups one of which tweeted that i just missed an opportunity to prevent further killings and injuries the israeli supreme court completely ignored the broad factual basis presented to it by the petiti

tens of thousands protest. against president my problems labor reforms amid tight security following recent bryant's. also this hour anti-government protests are held across russia two days before the presidential inauguration. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our international i'm sean thomas really glad to have you with us i mean international chemical weapons watchdog which is currently investigating the poisoning of sergei screen paul and his daughter in the u.k. is backing away from claims made by its own boss the o.p.c. chief earlier claimed that up to one hundred grams of the nerve agent novacek was used in the attack on the former spy or is what i got comments usually what happens with ministries. get revealed crimes as sold to perpetrators are identified in the script allah case what's interesting is we seem to be going in reverse. for research activities or protection you would need for instance five to ten grams of but even in souls three it looks like they may have used more

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if you can tell us more about the students involved in the protest. medical students. if it is not just medical students is everyone everyone is donating and everyone. you know dr has been done to students we have lawyers we have it is everyone who's not only you know all the students that are on the streets fighting it's everyone is the people. it just because to me one of the things that's striking is the pension issue first hit retirees and workers it's students who first came out and i think if you look at the march you saw this past monday where there are reportedly you know you can fill in one hundred twenty five thousand people in the street it's a very broad movement and i think mattel is ready so movement that isn't just responding to this week or last week but two years in which political space is closed so picking up on that i want to shared between tier one person rights and the protests and the guy who at this point go beyond the social security reform which i guess have noted which is no longer on the table according to president arteta protesters through

and won't give up on protesting over the israel defense forces defended their handling of protesters in gaza on friday saying in a tweet that the use of rime dispersal means and fire is in line with standard procedures. just hours before friday's demonstrations israel supreme court rejected a petition by human rights groups against the use of lethal military force targeting palestinian protesters in gaza in the ruling judges also rejected the idea that the demonstrations have been peaceful calling palestinians part of an armed conflict here is our middle east correspondent poster. well the supreme court has sided with the israeli military and blamed her most it says that israel is involved in a longstanding conflict with the militant group and as such is authorized to use lethal force now this has outraged human rights groups one of which tweeted that judges missed an opportunity to prevent further killings and injuries the israeli supreme court completely ignored the broad factual basis presented to it by the petitioners which includes multiple testimonies of wounded and reports of

windows at the protesters and driving by the u.s.sulate shouting things like, donald trump, thank you very much. brent: yeah, the national community has roundly condemned the israeli government for its use of deadly force. the israeli ambassador to the u.n. spoke earlier. let's take a listen to what he had to say. >> when it comes to the mob rushing to defense, too many in the international community never miss an opportunity to legitimize the palestinian voice of violence. but when it comes to the safety of the israeli public, too often, the world is silent. brent: so, maya, what has the government said today? maya: the government and particularly netanyahu today spent much of the day defending what israel did in gaza and promoting their story, which is that hamas is the one that killed all these people. hamas is the one that sent those thousands and thousands of palestinians to the border, who were then fired on by the israeli troops. and also promoting the line of, hey, israel has tried other methods, they've tried nonviolent tact

lynn: the first protests were small-scale. there was a man named phil zimmerman, who was very active in the civil rights movement. and was very early anti-war. he remembered being invited to go to protest at the dupont factory in the midwest because they were creating napalm. 20 people showed up. this was in 1964, 1965, and he felt very demoralized. it was a tiny movement that grew out of civil rights. in the fall of 1965, a protest was caused in washington dc. she decided to go. there were 25,000 people there. that was the moment he said there could be a mass movement. we are not comparing that to 1968, which we will get to. it was small-scale, it was local, it didn't have a lot of press. it grew organically over time and it had to do with the changes in the draft and who was getting drafted as the war escalated. more young men and women who had brothers and boyfriends and friends felt this was going to touch them. the question of what we are fighting for became much more real and present. the movement grew. ask each of you a

but there have also been protests across russia ahead of vibe in my putin's presidential inauguration which will take place on monday and go on authorized rallies were called by the country's leading opposition figure alexina vali was arrested in moscow for breaking protest laws and released several hours later around three hundred other people were detained as well and many of them have been released you got john off has to be compared to some fifteen hundred people have gathered here in central moscow most of them are supporters of alexina vali a prominent opposition figure in russia now at the beginning of the protests we do know that there have been some scuffles between the supporters and the opponents over like seen a volley but so far largely this event has been peaceful now right now the police are trying to clear out the city center they are kind of breaking up the crowd into smaller chunks of people and trying to disperse them one of the reasons the reason as to why they're doing this is this location for the protest has not been approved by the most school authorities the.

hayden, protester. guest: tom hayden was one of the early members of the protest peace movement. michigan.ate of that comes out of their/. -- out of there. asid, and as this -- lynn said, and as i sit here and listen, earlier, you wonder what their experience would have been . host: steve: but someone a task each of you -- go ahead. steve:guest: at the beginning of the work, andave it's true as doug was saying. the earlier generation went in with idealism. 665 -- '65-'67, the people who drafted it did so in a different context. it was hard to hold onto the illusion that -- not illusion, idealism about the war as it continues. bill of one mind were protest the war. host: the occupation in 1968. here's a look. >> community support. peace and money. they're also getting opposition from right-wing students. but every now and then, they would try to keep the record player out. of course they're not going to say anything. [indiscernible] >> your reflection on those protest? guest: i had a teacher who was part of that. i'm now good friends with them. it's, this is another america we , w

the forty palestinian protesters have been injured so far holliston youth protesters said that they won't go home today without breaking the fence so we have been seeing a lot of attempts that to break the fence and days readies fired a lot of cute guys to try to disperse all these protesters tensions are escalating a lot of tear gas since the morning a life of love a lot of live ammunition and there was a palestinian child who was injured from any as had protesters have been flying kites with the palestinian flags and we saw the israeli soldiers at targeting these flags with live ammunition we were talking to that some people of the committee of organizing the fourteenth and the fifteenth they said that there will be thousands and thousands of kites with the palestinian flags and to what is obvious that the palestinians are are serious about what is going to happen on the fourteenth and the fifteenth today is just the last friday of the great march of return but the fourteenth of and the fifteenth are expected to be a very very very tough days for the palestinians have also recentl

a violent protest sixty. votes against an international probe into the gaza killings. relations between the e.u. and the us are tested again after the european union said that it remains committed to the iran nuclear deal very agreement washington quit earlier this month. at the latest. she voted for you. with growth. and defeat of engineering europe's longest bridge connecting crimea to russia finally opens. harvey this is the weekly here on r.t. international great to have your company. this week the u.s. officially moved its embassy in israel to jerusalem sparking new tensions in the region as palestinians also claim the city as their own protests over the issue have become the deadliest seen for years. i. wanted more years to remember this moment. this is true. but loaded up with the word we extend a hand in friendship to israel the palestinians and to all of their neighbors may there be peace we pray for the peace of jerusalem. i think. for all. i. live. the opening of the embassy went ahead as despite the ongoing protests including outside the gates of the new co