and sends their arms to hizbollah which very much that it's for it because from an israeli point of view obviously iran is the biggest threat to israel's security and you have obviously with iran and russia the sunni regime that will be happy you know to recon troll to regain the control of the whole of syria let's talk about the kurds because this is affecting them arguably the most the us relied heavily on kurdish forces on the ground to make those gains against us with president trump announcing pulling out troops from syria is effectively a green light for turkey now to move in and do what they want to do with the kurds i think so and the kurdish forces the syrian democratic forces very much feel betrayed by the us in this case because it was the kurdish fighters who fought against isis in the name of the west and now the americans are letting them down and i think that all this all has to do with a phone call between mr trump and mr adam on the touch president last week and there is a deal a weapons deal between turkey and the us the test just agreed upon by the u.s. administra

russia or stay closed so has to be brought into the talking that needs to proceed as does iran with hizbollah as a proxy in syria and as does the european interest in the form of the flow of refugees from syria to europe the interest of the europeans in a stable near east to middle east and america in that row also of global stability with a particular interest on top of that in the security of israel. the international community is still trying to bring the parties together to find a solution to the syrian crisis but we don't want to divide dividing the country this is part of the debates way whenever it's up to the syrians. now on the question of whether the country will be dissolved in order divided or not. seems to me that it is already divided in a very real way with the elements in the christians and the other is occupying a certain amount of territory and the sunni majority occupying the others and i am . not very hopeful in syria would be a. he put back together again how the books were in the study but the rush not know if enough sort of walked. out of the aisle methadone is still a.

has confirmed two tunnels allegedly dug by hizbollah fighters in lebanon crossed the border into israel in total four tunnels were discovered by the israeli military which alerted the u.n. peacekeeping agency those crossing the border violate a cease fire agreement that ended the two thousand and six lebanon war. thank britain the leader of the opposition has submitted a motion of no confidence in promise to treason may. hold a crucial vote on the country's deal to leave the european union to january tourism a is facing intense opposition over a proposed agreement and suspended a vote on it last week as exit day approaches and with a deal still not officially in place some politicians say the deadlock can only be resolved through a second referendum paul brennan reports. with prime minister theresa may adamant there would be no meaningful vote on bracks it until january parliament appeared almost pointless on monday but having failed to make any concrete progress in her talks with european leaders in brussels last week is may was duty bound to report back to the lawmakers in london she

door for weapons transportation from iran through iraq and syria got to live until his to its ally hizbollah and it will be filled by obviously this even vision. to install the kind of graveyard peaceful people you know it depend so renda to his rule but this is not to be mistaken for for stability so no vacuum because everybody step in and write you know the backing will certainly be filled there are enough interests there are people battling there in two thousand and three george w. bush in the u.s. he declared major combat operations to be finished in iraq in two thousand and eleven president obama announced the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan both were criticized for doing so prematurely do you see parallels to trump's announcement concerning syria i see one big peril is that the u.s. always tends to step out of its engagement without really making sure what comes afterwards but there's a big difference because in syria it's not about the policy inside the country it's not about. the u.s. went to afghanistan they went to iraq to change the ruling regime there this is not the case i

an open secret that israel launches attacks against what it says as targets in syria whether it's hizbollah or iran but it doesn't actually confirm or deny that it carried out those attacks israel's loads and actions are not the only serious escalation in the region turkey's warning fronts against backing kurdish militias in syria insisting that the french soldiers there are no benefit to anyone to france pledged to keep troops in syria despite the u.s. announcing it's pulling pentagon forces out. if front's is doing to contribute to syria's future great but if you're doing this to protect the militia this will bring no benefit to anyone mcraney doesn't want to leave right after trump because if he leaves right after trump left he's going to look like he's going to look like he's playing follow the leader he's going to look like an american puppet he's going look like he's on the bad side of a ventriloquist act with president trump and he doesn't want to look like that he wants to look strong when we look at french the french role and it's basically been non-existent they've played second f

defacto state or a pro state in northern yemen would amount to more or less the same idea as lebanese hizbollah law establishing a foothold on saudi arabia's border now i think this narrative has many flaws but it's clear that the trump administration buys into it completely you know when we read mike pump ayos recent op ed in the wall street journal you know to be fair this read more like something that a saudi lobbyist would write rather than an american secretary of states so i think there's. total reason for everyone to conclude that a military solution is not in the cards in yemen and only a diplomatic resolution can bring stability and peace to the country i think the administration still believes that the saudis and the amorality as in others in this coalition can achieve objectives on the ground through continued fighting and unfortunately the people of yemen are going to be paying the biggest price for a continuation of this thinking on the part of the administration here in washington you know joshua my pump a zero at the at the g. in the recent g twenty if for me it was almost surrea

understand that the main target was a weapons warehouse in that area that belonged either to iran or hizbollah both of course are enemies of the jewish state at the same time we are receiving reports that survey defense systems have been deployed near the syrian capital for the possibility that there could be further strikes from the israeli side now while all of this was happening there were explosions that were heard in southern lebanon it's not quite clear at this stage how and if they are linked but we are seeing hearing reports that israel is responsible for those we have heard from the israeli side the israeli defense forces the israeli army has issued a statement in which it says it managed to launch its defense missile systems and that they intercepted at least one rocket that was fired from the syrian side now there were explosions that were heard over cities in northern israel in the israeli side saying however that no one was injured and that there were no reports to property or any kind of damage now all of this is hot on the heels of the american president donald trump announcing

after a report former leaders john major and tony blair have also backed calls for another vote or hizbollah boyko as more. talk of a second referendum appears to be getting more serious and because it's not just coming from the opposition parties apparently it's coming from to reason may's own team over the weekend reports have emerged that her cabinet has split into two opposing camps one which along with her chief of staff is now reportedly mullings the idea of letting harlem and decide on whether there should be a second referendum to potentially reverse brags that and the other camp of pro relievers who are adamantly against this plan now the prime minister herself has been attempting to the brochure for these various rumors and especially talk of a second referendum in fact a spokesperson has just denied just rules but then again her spokesperson did deny the cancellation of the parliamentary vote on her brags that deal last week immediately before it was cancelled so make of that denials what you will now one of the people dead keen to reverse bragg's and to have a second referendum i

on the border with lebanon israeli commanders say the aim is to prevent cross border attacks by hizbollah fighters into northern israel come all has that for you in a little over twenty five minutes on al-jazeera after today's edition of the stream . a research un report is given with seeds of the fight against climate change over with threats like sea level rise of this year's climate talks in poland and the international community see the opportunity to take concerted action with al-jazeera the latest from the front lines of the climate crisis from the conference itself. hi emily could be today it's teresa mayes breck's a deal breaking apart an upcoming vote will decide the future of the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. tweet us your thoughts or leave them in our live you tube chat and you too could be in the street. british prime minister theresa may has just days to whip the votes needed to push her brecht's that agreement with the european union through the british parliament parliament will vote on december eleventh however the prime minister faces tough opposition from both critics a

on the border with lebanon israeli commanders say the aim is to prevent cross border attacks by hizbollahfighters into northern israel kemal has that for you in a little over twenty five minutes on as they were after today's edition of the stream. a recent un report is given with. the fight against climate change and there was threats like sea level rise of this year's climate talks in poland and the international community seized the opportunity to take concerted action starting with al jazeera the latest from the front lines of the climate crisis from the conference itself. hi emily could be today it's teresa mayes breck's a deal breaking apart an upcoming vote will decide the future of the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. tweet us your thoughts or leave them in our live you tube chat and you too could be in the stream. but it's prime minister theresa may has just days to whip the votes needed to push her breck's an agreement with the european union through the british parliament parliament will vote on december eleventh however the prime minister faces tough opposition from both critics

the past israel has launched a series of air strikes into syria which they say targeted raney and hizbollah forces fighting alongside the syrian government's army. u.s. president donald trump says the partial government shutdown will continue until he gets funding to build a wall along the southern border with mexico trump also repeated his criticism of the federal reserve. they're raising interest rates to first because they think economy is so good. i think that. they will get it. i can't tell you where the government's going to be open i can tell you it's not going to be open until we have a. sense whatever they'd like to call it i'll call it whatever they want. but it's all the same thing it's a barrier from people pouring into our company into our country she has more now from washington. on the face of it it was a tough restatement of donald trump's position the twenty five percent of the federal government that's currently shut down wouldn't reopen until he got the money for his wall however you could interpret his statement as suggesting some wiggle room for negotiation he didn't ju

tunnels on the border with lebanon israeli commanders say the aim is to stop cross border attacks by hizbollah faces into northern israel israel's been boosting defenses along at eleven kilometers a stretch of the border for the past three years. this is a rare operations since hezbollah had the war with israel in two thousand and six we simply haven't seen this kind of operation in the north there's been what i would call a tense day tallents between israel and hezbollah of course are used to seeing israel demolish tunnels in the gaza strip and engage with hamas but not with hezbollah so this is sort of viewed as a kind of rare announcement and it's worth noting that before this operation began last night prime minister benjamin netanyahu flew to brussels to speak and alert the u.s. secretary of state might pompei o that this was taking place the united nations is appealing for billions of dollars to cope with humanitarian crises worldwide next year nearly twenty two billion is needed in all the largest amount required is four billion for war relief in yemen syria will need billions of dollar

russia's state cold so has to be brought into the talking that needs to proceed as does iran with hizbollah as a proxy in syria and as does the european interest in the form of the flow of refugees from syria into europe the interest of the europeans in the stable near east to middle east and america in that row also of global stability with a particular interest on top of that in the security of israel. the international community is still trying to bring the parties together to find a solution to the syrian crisis but we don't want to divide this dividing the country this is part of the debates way whenever it's up to the syrians. now on the question of whether the country will be dissolved in order divided or not. it seems to me that it is already divided in a very real way with the elements of the christians and the other is occupying a certain amount of territory and the sunni majority occupying the others and i am . not very hopeful in syria would be a. he put back together again other books were in the study but the us now know if enough sort of walked the earth the heart of. the top

under the border with lebanon israeli commanders say the aim is to stop cross border attacks by hizbollah faces into northern israel israel's been boosting defenses along an eleven kilometer stretch of the border for the past three years of zero as the touch of good name reports from west to receive them. this is the first operation of its kind we've seen along the northern border targeting has a loss since two thousand and six that's when israel and hezbollah off a month long war and since then there's been a kind of tense detente israel is saying the existence of these tunnels is a violation of a un resolution agreed upon at that time prohibiting has the law from operating near the border and amassing weapons operation north shield as it's been dubbed by the israeli military began last evening they've been destroying the tunnels building walls and rock barriers in an attempt to thwart any kind of attack from hezbollah in lebanon into israel and israeli military spokesman says we see the hezbollah activities as a flagrant and blatant violation of israeli authority so the question is what