the israeli occupied west bank is hardly devoid of barriers but few tell the story of division here in quite such a dramatic way this is road for three seventy northeast of jerusalem the left side is for those with palestinian papers the right for those bearing israeli documents side by side but each part of an entirely different road network some of labeled it the apartheid road last month palestinian and israeli activists blocked the highway calling it discriminatory part of plans to annex the west bank opening the road in january the israeli public security minister said it would help create mutual life for palestinians and israelis ensure security and strengthen israeli sovereignty. for israeli settlers it allows for fast direct access to jerusalem without having to queue at checkpoints and while the palestinians half of the road is cut off from jerusalem it has sped up traffic going north and south of mohammad has brought his vegetables here from hebron in the southern west bank. job it was then a hard yes we palestinians are restricted and limited israelis can use any entrance an

twenty five years since a mass shooting in a west bank mosque we report on how the consequences are still unfolding. and of course the west indies cricket a who's just put himself into the record books stay with us. well we've had a welcome dusting of snow in afghanistan deadly floods same parts of pakistan and we've had flooding rains in the northern areas of india could see this area of cloud hake say the say this is in the punjab district of india similar conditions across the border into pakistan lots of cloud and rain around here it's moving through the i think squatting down servicing dry weather so a few spots of light just about like them out on a chart twenty seven celsius there for new delhi on friday it cools off a touch as we go on into sas the cloud just sliding its way through karate will hang on to a hive around twenty seven cells in the speaking of karate there's been some unusually wet weather across southern parts of pakistan forty millimeters of rain here in twenty four hours the average for the entire month is around twelve millimeters so that was quite a dumping of ra

of february one thousand nine hundred ninety four and as harry forces reports from the occupied west bank the consequences of that mass shooting are still being felt even from a hillside overlooking her bronze old city it's clear that this is an ancient place rich in human heritage but also visible fault lines of human conflict holding to the traditions of the abrahamic faiths judaism christianity and islam abraham himself along with his wife his sons and their wives are buried in the caves above which the ybor amy mosque now stands since israel occupied the west bank in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven jews and muslims have prayed here separately divided over the past twenty five years the division has deepened and the muslim side the call to prayer requires an israeli soldier to unlock a door israeli army cameras survey the interior of the mosques in mom says more than half of what he describes as an exclusively muslim site has been cut off. muslims totally reject the division which isn't meant for protection the real protection comes from the fact that this is an old islamic mosqu

building east of jerusalem in a way that palestinians say will encircled the city and split the west bank into it heads the connect north and south but of course they made it in the way to enable the connection between east and west for the israeli people to always out there thing that we are blocking the middle of a few to think that. for the moment road for three seventy is two things the timesaving link for israelis and palestinians both as they travel between separated zones and a monument to the unresolved conflict between them that al-jazeera in the occupied west bank. elections are fast approaching for the european parliament an e.u. leaders are worried about shadowy groups peddling misinformation to skew the results so called fake news is an especially big problem in romania which holds the us presidency its government is also in the spotlight for attacks on journalists lawrence lee reports from. the manipulation of public opinion is one of the battles of our times and it is spreading through the european union remain here is one of the new front lines at this independent media mo

in the occupied west bank before ivory coast president lauren bond but has been freed from detention by the international criminal court but by and one of his former ministers were acquitted of atrocities last month had been accused of initiating a wave of violence following to speak to the lections in twenty ten has agreed to host by prosecutors prepare an appeal. supporters dance and chanted outside the court they say about those innocent and hope that one day he will return to ivory coast has been in custody at the course since two thousand and eleven. cyprus has been warned by the e.u. to stop selling passports and visas to wealthy applicants the block refers to the practice as giving golden passes to europe especially for rich and influential russians david choi chaytor reports from malema seoul the hills above limits all are filled not with the sound of music. but the sound of construction the building boom is being fueled by russians and the sea front of cyprus is second biggest city is being transformed with luxury high rise flats. it's not just the sunshine that's drawing th

close more still to come here on al-jazeera including twenty five years and some shooting in the west bank we report on how the consequences are still unfolding. poking fun of politicians but will voters in some a goal when they elect a new leader. for the west indies cricket who's just themselves into the record books are in that stay with us. at the time it was the worst environmental disaster in brazil's history but it was also a tragic for taste of what was to follow. people in power investigates claims of warnings ignored. and the disturbing toys between lawmakers and the mining industry that led to catastrophe on trial for dozens and dozens of corruption charges brazil river of mud on a. examining the headlines setting the discussions a warning from air bus over the risks of a no deal breaker sharing class and all stories with a global audience you have your own intelligence network on the ground to tell you where to go and we'll go explore an abundance of well class programming designed to inform monckton fate and inspire presuming people are truly afraid the world is watching on al

building east of jerusalem in a way that palestinians say will encircled the city and split the west bank into it heads the kinetic north and south but of course they made it in the world. to enable the connection between east and west for the people without the thing that we have blocking the me than a for the future. for the movement road for three seventy is two things the time saving link for israelis and palestinians both as they travel between separated zones and a monument to the unresolved conflict between them that al-jazeera in the occupied west bank where the news hour and still ahead in sport take a look at this baby gorilla predict the outcome of the super bowl probably has as much chance as peter will be here next with that story and the rest of the sports news coming up. we told him. to tell the stories and really reveals the truth people are still. waiting for any information. we can get to washington d.c. . about the same time but more importantly two cultures north and south america. we're just getting some breaking news venezuela this is according to the reuters news ag

forest southwest of jerusalem the suspect who was after apprehended in ramallah in the occupied west bank on saturday according to israeli media he has reenacted the crime has admitted to a sexual assault and murder this is a crime which is really outraged a huge number of israelis the police are saying they are so. really examining a political motive no direct calling of this as a terror attack by the israeli prime minister just yet either from hamas in gaza or from the palestinian authority in the west bank are that nonetheless there has been a huge reaction to this and for you know to have delayed the imposition of this law at this time would be politically very difficult for him libya's u.n.

who stabbed him to death did not come from this arab neighborhood, he came from somewhere in the west bankfrom the east bank. but the fact that he was stabbed by an arab or the people who live here, they couldn't care less if the arab is yellow, green, comes from africa. for them an arab is an arab. in september 2000 the palestinians started to shoot through the jewish neighborhoods, and the authorities had to protect the kindergarten over here, and they put up this wall put up by the neighborhood council. but nevertheless, it's quite ugly. but if they shoot from the other side toward the kindergarten, what other measure you can take in order to protect the children? >> before returning home we went to visit a palestinian farmer whose life was devastated when half of his land was taken by the israeli army to accommodate the bending of the wall. -- the building of the wall. >> the majority of his land and the better part of his land is beyond that fence. all these walls he built by breaking this sporn land with his wife and his children and all his hard work is gone. he cannot go down and t

twenty five years since a mass shooting at a west bank mosque a report on how the consequences are still unfolding. however we've got the seasonal showers just edging their way further north now across southeast asia you see some of the live shot was there into borneo eight millimeters fright in twenty four hours that's really the main focus for the west the weather the malaysia pushing over towards smog. southern parts of the late peninsula over the next few days little dry there you notice into indonesia but we still can't rule out the possibility of some of those afternoon showers bringing up thirty two celsius there for jakarta further north that's fine dry and settled across the philippines getting into the low to mid thirty's if not to try to across much of australia the main weather action remains off sure. looks like it to stay offshore but we are keeping a close eye on this one it may just edge its way towards the coast of queensland over the next day or two to set me something to watch out for we will see the big waves increasing the large swell and we are looking at some prett

had in the occupied west bank. i'm richelle carey these are the headlines on al-jazeera. l.a. seventy people had been killed in a large fire at the bridge there several buildings in the bangladeshi capital dhaka a fire broke out in a residential complex in an old part of the city the building where the fire began also house chemicals and. what happened yesterday we have some conflicting report from the witnesses in the neighborhood that said that there was an explosion in a pickup truck most possibly. because a lot of the cars and trucks a natural gas explosion and fire into a nearby restaurant which also had an. explosion costs. which a lot of chemicals for parts. spread all across. the head of the roman catholic church has angered survivors of sexual abuse after he failed to show up at a planned meeting with them pope francis holding a summit to discuss the issue on thursday tech giant google says it made an error after failing to inform users of a hidden microphone inside its home security device consumers only found out about the nest cards built in microphone when google

and erode in the occupied west bank has sparked controversy designed to ease traffic between jerusalem and nearby settlements israeli officials call it route for three seven zero but its opponents of called it the apartheid road it separated by an eight metre concrete wall on one side the drive israeli on the other the palestinian high full set reports. the israeli occupied west bank is hardly devoid of barriers but few tell the story of division here in quite such a dramatic way this is road for three seventy northeast of jerusalem the left side is for those with palestinian papers the right for those bearing israeli documents side by side but each part of an entirely different road network some of labeled it the apartheid road last month palestinian and israeli activists blocked the highway calling it discriminatory part of plans to annex the west bank. opening the road in january the israeli public security minister said it would help create mutual life for palestinians and israelis ensure security and strengthen israeli sovereignty. for israeli settlers it allows for fast direct ac

on al-jazeera israeli ministers push forward a plan to house two million settlers in the occupied west bank. and residents of the northeast australia return to a massive clean up after two weeks of deadly down polls. are going to welcome back to international weather forecasts we're here across china it has been quite warm here across much of the southeast of the last few days we're talking temperatures into the mid to high twenty's for some locations and that's really going to continue as we go towards thursday so for four zero twenty eight degrees even over towards taipei twenty eight degrees as well that is going to change as we go towards friday temperatures are on the way down as well as more rain is coming in from the north shanghai it is going to be a rainy day for you temperatures only into the single digits and food show dropping from about twenty degrees all the way down towards fifteen degrees there hong kong though not looking too bad for you with a temperature of about twenty four degrees we are going to be seeing a system passing over the northern part of india over the next d

of february one thousand nine hundred ninety four and as harry forces reports from the occupied west bank the consequences of that mass shooting are still unfolding. even from a hillside overlooking her bronze old city it's clear that this is an ancient place rich in human heritage but also a visible fault lines of human conflict according to the traditions of the abrahamic faiths judaism christianity and islam abraham himself along with his wife his sons and their wives are buried in the caves above which the bahraini mosque now stands since israel occupied the west bank in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven jews and muslims have prayed here separately divided over the past twenty five years the division has deepened on the muslim side the call to prayer requires an israeli soldier to unlock a door israeli army cameras survey the interior of the mosques in mom says more than half of what he describes as an exclusively muslim site has been cut off. totally reject the division which isn't meant for protection the real protection comes from the fact that this is an old islamic mosque and

illegal settlements have swollen attracting some of the most right wing settlers in the occupied west bank some eight hundred and are registered as living here the crisscross intimate nature of the division heightens the friction hebron is often a flashpoint of violence jews here remember an early a massacre in one thousand twenty nine when sixty seven people were killed the small jewish community forced from the city. kamin what's happening now is a religious and historical homecoming under the protection of the israeli army they're just doing their job to try to keep the tension. down because without them it would probably be much more tense so there we see that we see them of the positive presence a few meters away a very different perspective run the gate has seen her home and her freedoms ever more constricted for the last two years by a reinforced fence and a gate that soldiers can look at any time we used to come and go now they have is innocent and. we say prisoners are in prison but wait in a larger one twenty five years on from one of the deadliest days in the israeli palestinian

on this map i mean the west bank is internationally recognized they said they refused to recognize it and call them very or the islamophobia tropes to justify that so i'm not surprised you are someone and it's not now or conjuration she meant islamophobia that's a big narrative in a lot of programming you guys have tweeted out that jewish establishment is islamophobia and that's probably why it's not now it's very much reviled by jewish use you know ninety two percent of jews identifies for its rather very critical of israel's policies i do. recently i think occupation and discrimination against. the current government of israel is i cannot stand at all take a pause because making some people marry. for a moment we have four people is conversation and everybody following online as well so hold tight for moment just so we can share the conversation and make your points very strongly so i want to actually pick up on a point that you ended there with arielle you said that you were poor the occupation our community would definitely agree people online so this is a tweet that is circula

the israeli occupied west bank is hardly devoid of barry is but few tell the story of division here in quite such a dramatic way this is road for three seventy northeast of jerusalem the left side is for those with palestinian papers the right for those bearing israeli documents side by side but each part of an entirely different road network some of labeled it the apartheid road last month palestinian and israeli activists blocked the highway calling it discriminatory part of plans to annex the west bank opening the road in january the israeli public security minister said it would help create mutual life for palestinians and israelis ensure security and strengthen israeli sovereignty. for israeli settlers it allows for fast direct access to jerusalem without having to queue at checkpoints and while the palestinians half of the road is cut off from jerusalem it has sped up traffic going north and south mohamad has brought his vegetables here from hebron in the southern west bank. job it was then hard yes we palestinians are restricted and limited israelis can use any entrance and any

the israeli illegal settlements in the west bank and gaza so basically has them all five issues that supposed to be so-called find the issues jerusalem settlements borders as well as refugees and the sovereignty questions have all been basically dealt with so what's remains is how do you feed them to the palestinians. for me it's clear that george bush not and his father in low person trump have two things in mind the way to coerce the palestinians into accepting an american the it is through israeli sticks and gulf carrots so the idea is make israel put all the pressure possible but oppression and so on against the palestinians and get the gulf countries to donate money to the so called economics of peace so this way between pressuring from the left and trying to donate as a reward for those palestinians who accept american israeli diktats i think not on company hope to make some progress and way way to the arab nations fit into all of this i mean you know you mention the gulf states but it isn't all about them and they want what about the other states in the region i think i think

after the massacre kept them from their homes and businesses are false reports from the occupied west bank. at a log gate barring access to the israeli controlled part of hebron israeli soldiers prepare for the protests they found out on rooftops and check buildings before long a group of about thirty demonstrators from the youth against settlements movement heads towards a location these protests have ended in clashes in previous years but this time they're allowed to approach the gate is certainly look on. we are peaceful there is no reason to utter chaos and it's all right to protest. but we are asking to close to the open the closed shops the closed markets and the closed. the. the protests to twenty five years since an american israeli settler barrack goldstein entered her bronze ibrahimi mosque during prayers and shot dead twenty nine people whose the roger b. was. in that day near the front when the shooting started the main thing. i think about it all the time i was tripping over people lying on the floor the wounded calling for help it's an unforgettable tragedy. in the years sinc

in a forest southwest of jerusalem the suspect was after apprehended in ramallah in the occupied west bank on saturday according to israeli media he has reenacted the crime has admitted to a sexual assault and murder this is a crime which is really outraged a huge number of israelis the police are saying they are so. really examining a political motive no direct calling of this as a terror attack by the israeli prime minister just yet no call it either from hamas in gaza or from the palestinian authority in the west bank either nonetheless there has been a huge reaction to this and for benjamin netanyahu to have delayed the imposition of this law at this time would be politically very difficult for him the u.n. secretary general has sold african leaders this setting an example to rich countries in their treatment of refugees and tony of the terrorists made the comments at the start of the african union summit in ethiopia where refugees will be one of the main topics bill gates also attended the summit and told leaders his foundation is ready to help the african union transform the continen

amnesty international says certain tours companies are doing by listing accommodation in disputed west bank settlements however this has prompted one israeli minister to call for amnesty to be banned from the country israel has been illegally building settlements on palestinian land for decades but it's also hundreds of thousands of palestinians. and israeli settlers who moved in these actions constitute war crimes the world's leading digital tourism companies promoted settlements as tourist destination be booking dot com expedia and trip advisor list hotels b. and b.'s attractions and tours in several months. in the report the international criticizes online booking companies for offering hundreds of places to stay in settlements across the west bank for failing to state that they are in disputed territory adam shapiro is the co-founder of the international solidarity movement and says it wouldn't be the first time israel's banned organizations like amnesty i think the reaction by over the years rose if they were to ban mysterious rational researchers would be sort of foolish although not

and rights group amnesty international accuses tourist companies accommodation in disputed west bank settlements and profiting from the war cry. out the welcome just five pm here in moscow and we start this hour with breaking because washington is suspending a cold war era control treaty with russia from february the second. the u.s. draw from the i.n.f. treaty completely in one hundred eighty days time if russia doesn't comply with the . we provided russian ample window of time to mend its ways for russia to honor its commitment. to morrow that time runs out russia has refused to take any steps to return real and verifiable compliance over these sixty days. the united states will therefore suspend its obligations under the n f treaty effective february second we will provide russia and the other treaty parties with formal notice that the united states is withdrawing from the early after really effective in six months pursuant to article fifteen of the tree russia does say that it has not violated the treaty and invited american experts to verify moscow's compliance according to the

their wives are buried in the caves above which the mosque now stands since israel occupied the west bank in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven jews and muslims have prayed here separately divided over the past twenty five years the division has deepened on the muslim side the call to prayer requires an israeli soldier to unlock a door israeli army cameras survey the interior of the mosques in mom says more than half of what he describes as an exclusively muslim site has been cut off. totally reject the division which isn't meant for protection the real protection comes from the fact that this is an old islamic mosque and the settlers to live. on the twenty fifth of february one thousand nine hundred four an american israeli far right settler goldstein into the mosque during prayers and started shooting he killed twenty nine worshipers and wounded nearly two hundred he himself was chased down and beaten to death the violence that stain on least here may have been over in a matter of minutes but its consequences a still deeply felt this was a seismic event in the history of this town an

rights group amnesty international accuses tourist companies who this accommodation in the disputed west bank settlements of profiting from war. are the welcome for pm here in moscow you watching r.t. international of venezuela's self-proclaimed interim leader has appeared on american television explaining how he intends to oust president nicolas maduro and he did not rule out using u.s. military support. i just want you to tell me whether you would support a u.s. military intervention we are doing everything to be able to put as much pressure as published so that we do not get into that kind of a scenario in which nobody would wish to have well the u.s. backed opposition leader bronze medal rose regime a dictatorship president to recuse is quite high with attempting to stage a coup you with washington's help in the situation intensifies what is happening in venezuela does have similarities to events in the past to is that he explains they really think the whole world is too fullish to notice either you stand with the forces of freedom or you're in league with his mayhem when we stand with th

illegal settlements have swollen attracting some of the most right wing settlers in the occupied west bank some eight hundred and are registered as living here the crisscross intimate nature of the division heightens the friction hebron is often a flashpoint of violence jews here remember an earlier massacre in one thousand twenty nine when sixty seven people were killed the small jewish community forced from the city for me and what's happening now is a religious and historical homecoming under the protection of the israeli army they're just doing their job to try to keep the tension. down because without them it would probably be much more tense so there we see that we see them of the positive presence a few meters away a very different perspective run the gate has seen her home and her freedoms ever more constricted for the last two years by reinforced fence and a gate that soldiers can look at any time we used to come and go now they have is innocent and tangling us we say prisoners are in prison but read in a larger one twenty five years on from one of the deadliest days in the israel

palestinians across the west bank are marking the twenty fifth anniversary of the ibrahimi mosque massacre that took place in hebron twenty nine people were killed when a far right israeli settler opened fire inside the mosque palestinians say strict israeli rules imposed after the massacre kept them from their homes and businesses harry forsett reports from hebron. at a gate barring access to the israeli controlled part of hebron israeli soldiers prepare for the protests they fan out on rooftops and check buildings before long a group of about thirty demonstrators from the youth against settlements movement heads towards a location these protests have ended in clashes in previous years but this time they're allowed to approach the gate as settlers look on. the open. markets and. the protests twenty five years since an american israeli settler goldstein entered ibrahimi mosque during prayers and shot dead twenty nine people who was praying that day in the front when the shooting started. i think about it all the time i was tripping over people lying on the floor the wounded calling for hel

trade between the west bank and gaza we want them by the state doesn't get a lot of people off there are a set of the measures that have been taken and now these measures are to just sell it as has gone from fifty votes on to seventy five got a son and now it's going to be a totally different story so that we should not really shift focus from who is putting doesn't that a siege it is that is that i live measures that has been there since two thousand and seven and all it does is see jd the palestinian author of it is not really settling does are putting out a siege because of the end of the day we know the conflict with house is political we will not put. measures that is going to cause harm to our people these are our people who elected bunch is not something that we do we of course we want the consolidation to happen because the split is not in our favor and do it the only way for us to end this is that is by dia log and by agreement unfortunately many agreements that has been signed it has not been yielding simply because of regional factors and regional players who don't want to

west bank. and the. top stories for the. self-proclaimed interim leader. has appeared on american t.v. explaining how we intend to oust his country's president. into don't rule out the possibility of using u.s. military support. i just want you to tell me whether you would support a u.s. military intervention we are doing everything to be able to have as much pressure as published so that we do not get into that kind of a scenario in which nobody would wish to have the us back to venezuela the opposition leader brown's my daughter was regime a dictatorship our president my daughter who himself accuses quite go of attempting to stage a coup with washington's help and i was the situation intensifies what's happening in venezuela looks like a case of history repeating itself and they grieve you think the whole world is too fullish to notice either you stand with the forces of freedom or you're in league with his mayhem when we stand with the syrian people or with their oppressors the former dura regime has oppressed its people for years repressive regime of b

minister just yet no call it either from hamas in gaza or from the palestinian authority in the west bank either nonetheless there has been a huge reaction to this and for you know to have delayed the imposition of this law at this time would be politically very difficult for the u.n. secretary general has told african leaders they are setting an example to rich countries and their treatment of refugees and tell you to terrorist make the comments at the start of the african union summit in ethiopia where refugees will be one of the main topics leaders will also be focusing on institutional reform as well as the establishment of a free trade zone across the continent egypt has taken over from rwanda as chair of the fifty five man the body well the microsoft founder bill gates his foundation is extensively involved in funding projects in africa addressed the summit and also spoke to al jazeera about why he was that. my focus is on the opportunity. of the human capital here in africa that the right things are done with the young people in terms of health and education that there's a very bri

occupied palestinian lands they actually have charities and foundations in support of illegal in the west bank so let me give you just a quick comparison of what this means imagine for a moment that president obama. appointed as a special envoy to the peace between israelis and palestinian and islamist american . but the stinney and there is close to him us and said this is my envoy to israel palestine well i'm sure is the friends in washington will go up in arms about well you know that's not fair this is not objective it's not. fair sponsorship what here we have three three members trio if you will green blood and friedman the american is. all three of them are extreme zionist supporters of settlers in the occupied territories so that has going to be honest brokers that you have asked me if your honest broker were leave it all of our viewers to decide a final thought from our one so what israelis and palestinians think about this and what's the chance for success what so far the palestinians have of course what got it everything that has to do with the administration since it's recognized je

forest southwest of jerusalem the suspect who was after apprehended in ramallah in the occupied west bank on saturday according to israeli media he has reenacted the crime has admitted to a sexual assault and murder this is a crime which is really outraged a huge number of israelis the police are saying they are so. really examining a political motive no direct calling of this as a terror attack by the israeli prime minister just yet either from hamas in gaza and the palestinian authority in the west bank either nonetheless there has been a huge reaction to this and for you know to have delayed the imposition of this law at this time will be politically very difficult for. iran says it's going to expand its missile program despite warnings from the united states you know it's meant was time to coincide with the fortieth anniversary of the islamic revolution that toppled the shah and ushered in decades of hostility between the two powers say in a honda reports now from toronto it has been forty years since the revolution that changed the face of this nation iran's pro he policy was reverse

meanwhile palestinians across the west bank have rallied to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of the ibrahimi mosque massacre in hebron on the twenty fifth of february one thousand nine hundred four american israeli settler goldstein shot dead twenty nine muslims cheering pres goldstein was a follower of a far right jewish rabbi and was beaten to death by a crowd soon after the massacre tensions between israelis and palestinians explode at that day the israeli army killed up to fifty palestinians during protests the fallout from the massacre dictates life in hebron today more than two hundred thousand palestinians a segregated from several hundred ultra nationalist israeli settlers is stay in heavily fortified and place are a full set reports from hebron. at a lot gate barring access to the israeli controlled part of hebron israeli soldiers prepare for the protests they fan out on rooftops and check buildings before long a group of about thirty demonstrators from the youth against settlements movement heads towards a location these protests have ended in clashes in previous years but

would have been seen as a pretty radical plan for expanding israeli settlements in the occupied west bank the illegal settlements that are there now have a few hundred thousand jewish settlers in the maybe four hundred thousand in the occupied west bank another three hundred fifty thousand in east jerusalem it shows how far right they could as moved under benjamin netanyahu and indeed how far right the mainstream of israeli politics has moved but it also signifies the period that we are in at the moment two months out from an election on the ninth of april there is a lot of effort being made to try to court right wing votes which might otherwise go to the smaller more extreme parties and also an opportunity to define the could against the man who has come to challenge benjamin netanyahu in perhaps a stronger way than many expected the former israeli army chief benny gantz who has set up a new party is occupying the center ground while trying to make his right wing credentials also as obvious as possible this is a way for could mainstream politicians to say that he's actually too soft on t

have become a symbol of a bit a power struggle between hamas with its power base and gaza and the west bank palestinian authority led by the fatah group of ramallah. to pay wages in the was refused by the us. benjamin netanyahu could become israel's longest sitting prime minister if he wins the upcoming parliamentary election but he's facing increasing challenges from within his own party and legal troubles that include three corruption cases against him. forces reports now from west jerusalem there's also a new political contender to look out for google to do. the real benjamin netanyahu told the media magnate i just want real coverage of the israeli prime minister's public battle with the media he says of peddling fake news and cheerleading a witch hunt has led here to the launch of likud t.v. a campaign tool of his political party dressed up as a news channel nine yos relationship with the media is at the heart of two of the three corruption cases dogging his election campaign allegations he traded illicit favors for better coverage to third surrounds expensive gifts from wealthy friends

in a forest southwest of jerusalem the suspect was after apprehended in ramallah in the occupied west bank on saturday according to israeli media he has reenacted the crime has admitted to a sexual assault and murder this is a crime which is really outraged a huge number of israelis the police are saying they are so. really examining a political motive no direct cooling of this as a terror attack by the israeli prime minister just yet no call it either from hamas in gaza or from the palestinian authority in the west bank either nonetheless there has been a huge reaction to this and for benjamin netanyahu to have delayed the imposition of this law at this time would be politically very difficult for him. and australian political strategist at the heart of multiple conservative election wins in the u.k. is being accused of offering a campaign to cancel the twenty twenty two caps a football world cup british newspaper the guardian says an intern crosby's fan pitched a campaign to pressure fifa to restart the bidding process project ball focused on efforts to delegitimize the cattery governmen

in a forest southwest of jerusalem the suspect was after apprehended in ramallah in the occupied west bank on saturday according to israeli media he has reenacted the crime has admitted to a sexual assault and murder this is a crime which is really outraged a huge number of israelis the police are saying they are so. really examining a political motive no direct calling of this as a terror attack by the israeli prime minister just yet no call it either from hamas in gaza or from the palestinian authority in the west bank either nonetheless there has been a huge reaction to this and for you know to have delayed the imposition of this law at this time would be politically very difficult for. the u.n. secretary general has told african leaders they are setting an example to rich countries and their treatment of refugees and ten you could terrorists make the comments at the start of the african union summit in ethiopia where refugees will be one of the main topics of discussion the leaders will also be focusing on institutional reform as well as the establishment of a free trade zone across th