this issue of those but no one can harm fatah fatah is very strong and no one can harm its leadership or unity we cannot be dictated to it would be very easy to get on a plane and go and surrender to syrian president. i assure you if i did that both the problems on the factions would vanish but we are against this for the sake of our people and the dignity of this movement and this model kind of he said. half as a last side had grand strategic calculations he wanted the palestinian issue is his to god and preserve there is no such thing as the independence of palestinian decision making in the syrian lexicon. syria's foreign minister once told me so and we had a palestine something serious. in july nine hundred eighty three fighting broke out in the bekaa valley in lebanon between pro and anti out a front force on a fact now faced an armed revolt against his authority by pro series elements within the p.l.o. . i felt loyalists who had found their way back to lebanon were besieged by the syrian army and its palestinian allies in the city of tripoli in norfolk overnight . in a daring th

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so is their fault or is it the fault of the various parties who are influential in palestine that fatah and hamas have no other conciliated than the united i think it's both it's the responsibility of the leaders within palestine but it's also the pressures by the likes of israel the united states and others who don't want to see the secular fight the group and estimates tell us unite it's not in the service of many except especially because the islamist hamas rejects the accords rejects the recognition of israel and so on so forth why is this or might be different might be i'm saying different it's because now apparently there is an interest by the egyptians to brick and syal hamas and fatah and to bring a factor to take control of the various security legal ministerial even municipal services within the west bank and gaza in preparation for the deal of the century i think there is enters now in egypt and the unites us as one and israel for two for the five to one and how much to reconcile in a way that gives five to have the upper hand and gives president the bus the possibility to co

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on both sides as a result of the fighting but absent the ability of hamas and fatah to work together in some way i think it's going to be difficult to move beyond the syrian rebels and the southwest province of can a try have started leaving the area after giving up the fight against government forces the surrender is a big victory for president bashar al assad who is forces are close to reclaiming complete control of the country south are mainly has more. a month of intense government bombardments in southwest syria and the devastation is clear the military offensive started by government forces backed by the russian ally a trying to recapture dura in the neighboring province of can a drum surrendering control of draw city one of the last remaining rebel strongholds would be a major defeat for the opposition. durai the birthplace of the syrian uprising seven years ago from where protests against regime's torture of teenagers spread nationwide. i in some areas near syria's border with the israeli occupied golan heights government bombs have been replaced by passes in deal struck last

led peace initiative and so the fatah leadership has decided to call this public protest to really cement its opposition to that line we've also had the words of the p.a. president mahmoud abbas read out by his foreign is foreign minister maliki on a on a trip just just recently in which again he said the united states had in declaring jerusalem the capital of israel had lost its political and moral suitability to be a broker in the peace process. all right harry force a life for us there in iraq by west bank thanks howard. syrian state media reporting rebels in another town in the southern province have surrendered to president bashar assad's forces but there are conflicting reports from opposition groups whether that's true reports to the talks to restore peace have failed. joins us now from beirut zain what is it exactly we know about this at this point. well a short while ago the rebel factions issued a statement saying that they're pulling out to the negotiations all together that they will not be attending talks which were scheduled to take place later today with the russian militar

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charlie what's the latest on the reconsideration talks between hamas and fatah and i important all those efforts in the context of the conflict. well there are highly and pulled and what we're hearing is that those efforts at forming some sort of reconciliation between hamas and fatah goes on of course these efforts started in two thousand and eleven and they have repeatedly failed it's so important because certainly analysts you speak to that if there is some sort of reconciliation some sort of future unity government here between hamas and fatah then we then could see increasing pressure on israel to stop easing the siege we understand that hammer us have accepted the latest egyptian proposal and we understand that that proposal is now being delivered to representatives and we're waiting to hear what fatah have to say about it. meanwhile oversee the suffering of the palestinian people here in gaza goes on twelve years of siege relentless kind of pressures from israel fifty percent unemployment fifty percent of the two million people here living under poverty some areas getting is that

intifada for yasser arafat there is no such thing as an intifada for the sake of and fatah it's an into fodder or an uprising to achieve a certain political goal hence he was always in a state of uprising. that is tough to make certain that what he thought it meant as she said it. in march one thousand nine hundred eighty eight i was you had sent a group of palestinian commandos into israel the gunmen hijacked a passenger bus in the negev desert transporting employees to israel's top secret nuclear complex at the morning. in the ensuing firefight the three hijackers and three israeli employees were killed. the israelis were exasperated with the intifada and with the cells i was you had was organizing. they are they that riad was. a month after the bus attack on april sixteenth one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and his greedy commando force assassinated i will jihad at his home in the tunisian coastal town of see people sight. far from stifling then to father i will jihad assassination had the opposite effect. the occupied territories erupted in angry demonstrations. of all jihads f

by taking them out out of fatah was left with no effective people around him many with ultimately this have a negative effect in the years to come by the end of february saddam hussein's army had been ejected from kuwait his regime almost shattered. but had. only do a lot to be accustomed had after the gulf will all arabs will so much they lost everything completion of queta by the iraqis was a stain on our no there's absolutely no excuse for it that can only let me attack of motive and then you shake your well that possibly out of i did not openly and clearly condemn their capacious of kuwait. at the same time he didn't openly and clearly supportive. he tried in his own way to simultaneous to play both sides and his position was interpreted as supporting the iraqis his calculations were wrong and we paid a tremendous price for them. on a fast track hold the international community would link an iraqi withdrawal from kuwait to israeli concessions in the occupied territories. but the palestinian leader miscalculated about. the dreams of statehood and recognition he had harvard not too l

how massa has accepted an egyptian proposal to end its disputed with fatah it's not clear whether fat thighs also accepted the proposal which reportedly calls for the lifting of palestinian authority sanctions on the gaza strip meanwhile gaza's health ministry says one person has been killed in an attack by the israeli army on palestinians flying burning kites and balloons towards israel for nearly four months for testers in gaza have been sending kites carrying petrol bombs over the border fence and that's this fight reports that the israeli army may be preparing for an offensive along the gaza strip if the cuts continue to be flown. syrian government planes are carrying out air strikes in the province of quneitra despite the opposition agreeing to surrender and evacuate the area has been the focus of an intense aerial bombardment over the past two days under the deal rebel fighters from are taking are being taken to live in the north and that investigation has been launched into one of the french president's top security officers after video emerged of him beating a student proteste

it's also important to look at the kind of the wider political questions and won't have mouse and fatah trying to do with respect to reconciliation we understand that have masses accepted the latest egyptian proposal for this sort of reconciliation looking forward to a potential unity government in gaza but we understand that fatah have now got that proposal and we're waiting and also for an answer from them that seem polson so analysts say because it would they if there is some sort of reconciliation between fatah and hamas and a unity government it would put more pressure on israel to potentially lift the siege thank you charles stratford live for us in gaza on the news grid. yes some comments coming in already actually henry on facebook live is saying i hope it can be reached but with this current political climate it looks difficult and what charles was speaking today you've not just gone home as dealing with his row but also hamas dealing with internal palestinian politics now we've also got stephanie decker has been out about in gaza looking at what life is like for palestinians l

gun battles broke out between fatah and hamas come. in the summer of two thousand and seven and as fighters captured the fatah headquarters in gaza. securing control of the area gaza became the confirmed stronghold of homs but to have been supplanted. without a fight of lost control of gaza the way. it's hard to believe that he would have for one simple reason that was an icon he lost a lot of support among palestinians i felt it even as time went by but he was an icon because he put the palestinian issue on the national the international map he established for the international community. a sense that somehow what he had in a fight as policy national aspirations had to be achieved so he put the palestinian movement on the world stage and he also unified the palestinians in a way that no other leader had i think what's happened since he has died. should tell us something about how central he was to the palestinian map and you know it's ironic that. even some of those who were most critical of our fight among palestinians during his fin

to bring palestinian unity, to end the division between gaza and the west bank, between hamas and fatahe of it has worked, and right now inside gaza, it's still hamas that holds the weaponry, the guns, the rockets. how long can that continue, and do you have any solution to this division, this crippling division, inside the palestinian community? it is a top priority for us palestinians to have reconciliation and to re—unify our ranks and our political system and the geography of the land of the state of palestine. and we are grateful that many who are helping us in this endeavour, especially our brothers in egypt, and it is in the interest of all palestinians to have reconciliation happening today before tomorrow, and i sincerely hope that we can succeed in this fight because it is in the interest of all palestinians to have unity and to accomplish reconciliation. yeah, well, ambassador, frankly, you could have said that at any time over the last, what, decade. it seems there are no new ideas, there's no real dynamic of change inside the palestinian community but let's park that for...

hamas says accepted an egyptian proposal to end its disputed fatah and former reconciliation governmentit's not clear whether fatah has also accepted the deal they gyptian proposal reportedly calls for the lifting of palestinian authority sanctions on the gaza strip and return for a number of concessions from hamas gaza's health ministry says one person has been killed off to the israeli army far down palestinians flying burning kites and balloons across the border protesters have been sending kites carrying petrol bombs over the border fence for nearly four months on losses till protestors they have every right to keep doing it that's despite reports that the israeli army may be preparing for an offensive along the gaza strip if the kites continue to be flown charles stratford has more from gaza. the palestinian authorities are saying that the man that was killed in this attack by israel today was a twenty two year old man a member of the kasam brigades that's the armed wing of hamas at least three other people injured in that attack the israeli say they targeted the area because it wa

for any little fuel and that can be traced interesting lead to the kind of rift politically between fatah and hamas hamas is blaming fatah off and not paying those thousands of civil servants salaries and saying that as a result of the electricity company that collects the money to buy the fuel for the power station just isn't coming through so it shows you just how complicated this siege is yes there's hope that this fuel is going to come in for the domestic consumption today but obviously a hell of a long way to go. the. representative making an announcement with the serious. his organization. broke up a little bit there martin but i think if you're referring to the city and to the protests the united nations refugee protests agency protests yes remarkable pictures last night these protesters demanding that the head of operations. leave he was shut out by. these protesters demanding. the reports that may be forced to lay off hundreds of workers here in gaza as a result of those withdrawal the withdrawal of funds by the u.s. that we still. understand it was a press conference given the s

the the egyptians trying to broker a deal between fatah and hamas. all efforts have failed those reconciliation efforts started in two thousand and eleven but any kind of reconciliation effort is important because certainly analysts are saying that that could play a major role in forcing israel to begin to ease restrictions on gaza to begin to ease the sea so we look forward certainly to that in the next couple of days where we expect a response from fun so we understand that house has actually agreed to the latest proposal and we understand that a fatah representatives traveling to car in the next twenty four hours and could well be commenting on how facts on stand on that deal and meanwhile of course the blockade continues the twelve year long book a continues just some stats fifty percent of gazans live under the poverty line fifty percent of them the one point eight million gazans are unemployed some of them here only getting around four hours of electricity a night's rule sewerage being pumped into the sea we wait tomorrow sunday for an announce

the palestinian authority that the fatah dominated palestinian all sorts he stopped paying civil servant salaries here around sixteen months ago and hamas says that it's as a result of that that people literally can't afford their electricity bills so the money isn't being relayed back in order to buy fuel for the power station so. the crisis here continues of course this is just part of a twelve year long land and sea blockade by israel it's also important to recognize that there's been no announcement from israel that it will expand that area of fishing that it restricted again last week for fishermen here in gaza from. six nautical miles just three nautical miles those restrictions still stand so yes there has been a slight easing today but of course so much to pains on this fragile cease fire holding off to some of the worst violence all has been described as the worst escalation in violence between hamas and israel since the two thousand and fourteen war and you talk of alarming news more alarming news certainly on the aid front with an announcement by. the potential for you might s

hamas is accepted an egyptian proposal to end its disputed fatah it's not clear whether fatah has so also accepted the proposal which reportedly calls for the lifting of the palestinian authority sanctions on the gaza strip meanwhile gaza's health ministry says one person has been killed in an attack by the israeli army on palestinians flying burning kites and balloons towards israel protesters have been flying the kites across the border for the past four months that's despite reports of the israeli army may be preparing for an offensive along the gaza strip if it's continued to be flown syrian government planes are carrying out air strikes in the province of connector despite the opposition agreeing to surrender and evacuate the area has been the focus of an intense aerial bombardment over the past two days under the deal rebel fighters from connector are being taken to live in the north buses have already arrived to take them there. the white house says president trump has rejected a proposal by vladimir putin that russia be allowed to interrogate americans in exchange for access

but midway through the second half belgium started to exploit their height advantage on fatah and surprise japan's eiji kindly shima with this looping hedda up to sixty nine minutes. belgium a back in the game that took them just five moment it's week rise tomorrow one finn lady i then in the dying seconds of the game d.p. nodded signed belgium launched the most amazing move of the tournament so far twelve seconds from goal to goal and another substitute nasa chadli snatched a dramatic belgium win. breakthrough japan. belgium face brazil in the quarter finals. well belgium will have to be at their best to stop neymar in that match he starred in brazil's two nil victory over mexico the forward scored one and set up another as his country made it through the last eight for the seven tournaments in a row the first goal was a move started and finished by neymar i will be taking up the slack in between is low cross leaving brazil's star man with a simple finish soon after halftime and brazil made sure of their victory with two minutes to go name of this time the provider for substitute roberto

she notes mayor fatah middlemarch says the cities people are suffering from this clash of interests he is the yes' eady put in office by the central government then left to fend for himself. is the incentive that we are treated like fourth or fifth class citizens let me give you an example i had to live in the mountains for three years and five months there were six thousand families in the mountains if we weren't yazidi easy they would have taken care of us like they did other people. move more than residents come to him every day asking for money for reconstruction but he can't help them the government says it wants to press on with rebuilding but almost pessimistic after the latest protests he says he expects any available money to be spent elsewhere. well the northern hemisphere is suffering through a real heat wave with wildfires breaking out all over here in berlin the mercury hit thirty nine degrees celsius today that's close to the all time record of forty degrees well that's all right if you can bask in air conditioned splendor but how do those who work outside how do they cop

grief in the gaza strip hamas fatah is gathered to mourn one of their own killed in an israeli strike. mohammad abu was one of three militants who died in air raids on the group spices yes to die to die his family led his funeral procession through the narrow streets of khan yunis . assassin a of defiance after another friday of chaos the victims of dozens of israeli raids were rushed to gaza city hospital again in the palestinian territory same down the edge of war and only a un brokered cease fire deal prevented a further escalation of. the mouse and the rest of the palestinian resistance are committed to maintaining calm and on a ring of disagreement. but whether this happens depends on what the israeli occupies do in the coming days. israel launched the strikes after palestinian gunmen killed an israeli soldier it's army believe they dealt a major blow to hamas but that doesn't mean the end of the conflict israeli leaders have repeatedly said they're in a war of attrition with hamas. when mr bloom we are trying to be balanced and responsible but hamas as leaders are forcing it int

provide them with a political framework for moving forward house doesn't have it mahmoud abbas and fatah don't either haiti's been thrown into a new chaos after the prime minister suddenly resigned during a parliamentary session after days of violent protest the unrest first began when. government's plans to remove fuel subsidies which have but have seen a fifty percent increase in prices well as part of an agreement between haiti and the international monetary fund off entente reversed the plan but that didn't stop the protests which have seen at least seven people killed and dozens of businesses destroyed every elizondo has more from the capital port au prince. parliament held an emergency session on saturday where they were expected to vote no confidence on the prime minister to push him out of office but before that could happen the now ex prime minister guy phone talk shows up at the parliament and midway through the session of roughly resigned it was not only him the resign but also the eighteen ministers around him so this concludes what has been a week of political suspense here

rift between hamas and fatah that is going on now since hamas took power here in two thousand and seven for the last year and a half the pollen is the dominated palestinian authority has not paid the salaries for thousands of civil servants here and hamas says this as a as a result of that that they call their electricity bills so the gas the oil for the power station cannot be bull as i say there is a sense of temporary relief here now that they saw oil gas that this is cooking gas is being transported into gaza but of course so much depends on maintaining this cease fire between hamas and israel after what can only be described as the largest escalation of violence of the last couple of weeks since the two thousand and fourteen war of the chief of staff of iran's armed forces as well in the us events unimaginable regrettable response they continue to make threats he joins a list of high ranking iranian leaders reacting to a tweet by donald trump that warned the country would suffer dire consequences if it continued to threaten the u.s. as ravi reports from the iranian capital tehran a

sending water bombing helicopters and planes as well as emergency personnel reeling in albania that fatah don't mislead government is ready to take all necessary decisions and supply all needed resources our duties to support all agencies so that they have what they need to get the fires under control and therefore the government is following this event closely every minute every day. and usually high temperatures across the whole nordic region up to thirty three celsius coupled with virtually no rain for several weeks have made the vegetation here highly flammable finland norway have also had wildfires in the last week but it's sweden that suffer the most. this dairy farmer says the grass is normally much longer right now and that's a real problem we don't deal with this much. normally. i think we used to feed about three or four a day. and now it's five or six. think of a life. in some areas homeowners have been moved to safety while thousands of swedes have been warned to stay indoors with the windows shut to avoid breathing in smoke the situation is very serious and the rescue service

hamas has accepted an egyptian proposal to end its dispute with fatah it's not clear yet whether fatah has also accepted the proposal which reportedly calls for the lifting of palestinian authority sanctions on the gaza strip. meanwhile gaza's health ministry says one person has been killed in an attack by the israeli army on palestinians flying burning kites and balloons towards israel protesters have been flying the kites across the border for the past four months and that's despite reports that the israeli army may take further action if the cards continue to be flown the white house says talks are underway for a meeting between president trump and russian president vladimir putin in washington later this year the two leaders met in helsinki on monday trump was criticized for refusing to confront putin about russian election interference but he insists the summit was a success the e.u. has warned member states to prepare for the possibility of a no deal bragg's it in case the u.k. government fails to negotiate an agreement both sides say they're making progress towards a deal but ar

pockets to pay their electricity bills and this will stem from the big political rift between hamas and fatah that has gone on now since hamas took power here in two thousand and seven for the last year and a half the pollen is the dominated palestinian authority has not paid the salaries for thousands of civil servants here and hamas says this is a as a result of that that they call their electricity bills so the gas the oil for the power station cannot be bull as i say there is a sense of temporary relief here now that they saw oil gas and this is cooking gas is being transported into gaza but of course so much depends on maintaining this cease fire between hamas and israel after what can only be described as the largest escalation of violence of the last couple of weeks since the two thousand and fourteen war. the chief of staff of iran's armed forces as well in the u.s. of an unimaginable regrettable response they continued to make threats he joins a list of high ranking iranian leaders reacting to a tweet by donald trump that warned the country would suffer dire consequences.

them with a political framework for moving forward so ok hamas doesn't have that mahmoud abbas and fatah don't either so what you just said the fact that yes it seems as though more people are paying attention more people are understanding or empathetic how do you channel that into something where or who can create this framework so that it's not just this back and forth that results in the deaths of innocent civilians. exactly and i think that's absolutely the right question michel and we have a model for that here in the united states actually by giving the microphone to younger people and in this case in the palestinian case those young people exist already they exist on the social media plane for example there are folks younger folks much younger than i. who have not only a platform and tens of thousands of followers on places like twitter but they also have the legitimacy they have the you know the street crowd as we used to say in a different generation we're talking about people who go out to the fence and protest we're talking about people who are palestinians who were born withi

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gun battles broke out between fatah and hamas come. in the summer of two thousand and seven and as fighters captured the fatah headquarters in gaza. securing control of the area gaza became the confirmed stronghold of homs thought to have been supplanted. without a photo of lost control of gaza the way that. it's hard to believe that he would have for one simple reason that was an icon he lost a lot of support among palestinians i felt it even as time went by but he was an icon because he put the palestinian issue on the national the international map he established for the international community. a sense that somehow what he had in a fight as policy national aspirations had to be achieved so he put the palestinian movement on the world stage and he also unified the palestinians in a way that no other leader had i think what's happened since he has died. should tell us something about how central he was to the palestinian map and you know it's ironic that. even some of those who were most critical of arafat's among palestinians during

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