micha barak i'm going to let you respond to some off and mr abu sada comments directed at you would you like to tell us what you think. you know i don't i don't even know where to begin meaning you know we're ten minutes into the program and neither the gentleman from them this the war from gaza mentions that thousands of rockets have been fired into israel that hundreds of kites with full flammable liquid has been launched into israel burning fields terrorizing civilians nobody mentioned it sounds like the march on washington of martin luther king just peaceful protesters at the border some are too close some are maybe too far some are only burning tires you know israel acted you know aggressively first of all every single one of these deaths every single one of these casualties and every single one of the thousands of people injured which is terrible many of them with life changing injury it all could have been avoided it all didn't have to happen israel didn't ask to come in protests and do violent protests israel didn't ask and push teenagers to charge the fence journalists i think

mr barak i'm going to let you respond to some off and mr abu sada comments directed at you would you like to tell us what you think. you know i don't i don't even know where to begin meaning you know we're ten minutes into the program and neither the gentleman from them the war from gaza mentions that thousands of rockets have been fired into israel that hundreds of kites with full flammable liquid has been launched into israel burning fields terrorizing civilians nobody mentioned it sounds like the march on washington of martin luther king just peaceful protesters at the border some are too close some are maybe too far some are only burning tires you know israel acted you know aggressively first of all every single one of these deaths every single one of these casualties and every single one of the thousands of people injured which is terrible many of them with life changing injury it all could have been avoided it all didn't have to happen israel didn't ask to come in protest and do violent protests israel didn't ask and push teenagers to charge the fence journalists i think there

barak i'm going to let you respond to some off at mr abu sada comments directed at you would you like to tell us what you think. you know i don't i don't even know where to begin meaning you know we're ten minutes into the program and neither the gentleman from them this to or from gaza mentions that thousands of rockets have been fired into israel that hundreds of kites with four flammable liquid has been launched into israel burning fields terrorizing civilians nobody mentioned it it sounds like the march on washington of martin luther king just peaceful protesters at the border some are too close some are maybe too far some are only burning tires you know israel acted you know aggressively first of all every single one of these deaths every single one of these casualties and every single one of the thousands of people injured which is terrible many of them with life changing injury it all could have been avoided it all didn't have to happen israel didn't ask to come in protest and do violent protests israel didn't ask and push teenagers to charge the fence journalists i think there

now i want to go back to a point that mitchell barak made. mr abu said that who is in charge in gaza now and do people i mean the i think the media answer would be hamas but do people trust them given that they have suppressed demonstrations themselves criticizing them quite aggressively so who is in charge and if these protests do actually result result in some kind of a result who's going to be leading the people there were the short also to question is who is in charge and girls are they also is how the us hamas has been in charge of girls of with a post that will views in spite of the fact that there is something we called the palestinians consensus government but it has been absent from the girl's us to put more than a year no. since the attempted assassination on them and my point is that there were more protests against hamas and criticizing hamas and hamas crackdown on those protesters which takes away some their legitimacy in pointing the fingers across the border do people still feel that they are equipped to leave them. without tha

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stuttgart three to one freiburg snuck past half of berlin two one and a scoreless draw between leipzig and barak and on friday it was a bremen downing show. coach you see him there dominik go to disco desperately wanted those three points and it looked for a bit that his team might make that happen midway through the first half they went up one nothing with that goal by a real and bolo but bremen then took charge scoring four goals to finish with a comfortable when it's now the third straight loss for shelter and this goes job may well be on the line. under way right now we have minds against gladbach and on sunday hoffenheim take on durham back and hung over me deliver cruzan on monday will see dusseldorf against frankfurt. that's all for de news right now we'll have more news for you coming up at the top of the hour but up next our documentary film on israeli soldier. murderer or hero. thanks for joining us to. play. the floods have taken everything. now despair please god the climate refugees the day. they seek shelter. but. the waters causing. the floods. to w. .

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everybody knows that the only place where this is had taken place is the uk is they also sell for mr barak now. so when last month's election resulted in a hung parliament with his faulty coming third what did it mean for the republic and the mark of early and figure who exercises so much influence we went to find it . sandwiched between rumania and ukraine moldova is one of europe's least known countries once it was the richest of the soviet republics for decades the breadbasket of the us i saw. but following the collapse of the soviet union it has fallen on hard times. in one nine hundred ninety two at best a civil war saw a tiny sliver of land break away from moldova to form the new republic of transnistria almost five thousand people lost their lives in the conflict three thousand wounded many made homeless. today transnistria is recognized and really by russia it's a time capsule of what life was like in the glory days of the savior. it's where russia's myself fourteenth only is based just forty minutes from the malaysian capital case nine. troops in a frozen conflict that could heat

in care found alleged ties to turkish finance minister barak and his brother and to the family of four much turkish prime minister. went on cat published her findings in turkish newspaper chum her yet both politicians sued for defamation. the case has now been dropped on a technicality but in the year in case kackert still be facing more than thirteen months in prison on the subject of. a journalist has never been sentenced to prison for publishing about the paradise papers anywhere in the world. this only happens in turkey. instead elsewhere the authorities have actually taken some action against these tax havens. the. case has once again raised questions about media freedoms in turkey. britain care is determined to continue reporting as she awaits the results of her appeal of. a national memorial service has been held in christchurch new zealand to remember the fifty people who were killed in two attacks a fortnight ago the gunman was. white supremacist who had expressed anti muslim views the ceremony was designed over by a prime minister just in the turn she channeled the grief of t

this is the humiliating defeat for the government receiving prime minister barak's premier free. country music the signal us to me is tweet that plan is trials by m.p.'s who will next vote on whether or not to leave the e.u. without a deal. a new documentary reveals that supporters of terror group islamic state have infiltrated the greek refugee camp where they rule with an iron fist.

saw my father crying when rabin was assassinated and then i remember us dancing in the square when barak of peace. —— and i remember. just to say the word peace now in israel makes us sound like a hippie. we don't say the word peace, we say agreement, as if peace is something childish to think about these days. i think perhaps the job of the left todayis i think perhaps the job of the left today is not to go in demonstrate dish out, it's to go and try to persuade people to take a leap of faith, do something that we failed to do, we failed once because of our government and because of the palestinian government and to say, 0k, palestinian government and to say, ok, so we had to try it again and again and again. but again, i'm thinking of your experience as a psychologist, you've described israel as a society that is still in a state of ptsd, post—traumatic stress. it seems to me encouraging a lea p stress. it seems to me encouraging a leap of faith to people who are suffering ptsd is unlikely to be a successful strategy. it's an interesting question because perhaps the leap is too big but

materialize you have to adopt a hefty dose of optimism and trust in wall treasury and finance minister barak by the way son. in law of prison out of the one has been saying over the past few months he's been he's been tried this in trying to reassure investors stop after those local elections the pace of economic reforms is going to accelerate time is running out and he will have to make a very quick progress over the next now even weeks and even months but they are to restore confidence amongst investors which has been shattered by events over the past few days straight just because from others thank you very much for the analysis thank you for having. american and chinese trade negotiations have been meeting in beijing to try to end their trade dispute friday was the second and last day of the talks want to iron out their differences over u.s. accusations that china has been using unfair trade practices for years heavily subsidizing its companies while snatching the technological know how of foreign firms. what they discussed the night before is unknown but equity markets shot higher after

nine when he didn't like him and he actually favored both prime minister shimon peres and it would barak and in two thousand and nine and after two thousand and nine when president obama also preferred the other. prime minister and certainly prime minister now who has not been to that to the liking of american president because he did not fulfill his promises to american presidents about the peace process they also process that two for two your own security council resolutions now he finds his last hero guru you know support in person trump person from basically from polls over all international law you on security council resolutions traditional american policy in order to fulfill prime minister netanyahu was really wacky fantasies that we haven't thoughts at any point over the last several decades that any american president prime minister will sit down and say ok we're just going to say this is the law of the jungle no more international law and wherever you can take by force you keep that happened during the medieval times not in the late or in the beginning the twenty. first century

this is the humiliating defeat for the government receiving prime minister barak's premier three. on one previously the single most curious amazed tweaked brags that plan is transplant m.p.'s who will next vote on whether or not to leave the e.u. without a deal. a new documentary reveals that supporters of the terror group islamic state have infiltrated a greek refugee camp where they rule with an iron fist.

professor of political science at al azhar university in gaza and from west jerusalem we have mitchell barak c.e.o. of kievan global research and he was the advisory to the former israeli president shimon peres and speechwriter for the ex prime minister ariel sharon and from haifa israel by skype he jazzy is the deputy regional director covering the middle east and north africa region for amnesty international thank you all very much for joining us now i'm going to get straight to it and let's start in gaza in gaza with more. firstly as we're it's talking about these anniversary as the anniversary of the protests is coming up what's your expectation for it do you expect that there will be a large turnout will see the kind of momentum that has been building up. well let me start by saying that the palestinian factions mainly hamas and islamic jihad and other palestinian factions have been preparing for this first anniversary of the gaza are big mush of return and breaking the siege for many days now and it is expected to be a big ten now tomorrow another question with oh there would be violen

controlled and governed by right this new parties with the exception of two sort of feted ones by barak and robin so the articles talk about this benny versus b.b. the general versus the radical politicians and what does it mean for israel in the region ok quick final word then on what harry was reporting on on the gaza israel border i mean that's the you get that deja vu feeling. everything by the way everything came out i mean that's a very very good point you just made because like we said trump is the best person i don't know of a single american president who wasn't great for israel right so there is there are shades of greatness in terms of a special relationship with israel i would like to remind for example our viewers around the world that over the last three years since operation protective edge in two thousand and fifty two thousand and fourteen there have been some three hundred israeli incursions into the gaza strip that's like once a week in addition to various bombings assassinations so israel treats the occupied gaza strip as an israeli occupied territory the idea that t

there we run out of time do appreciate all your perspectives on this thanks very much indeed mitchell barak error and south lee and simon maybe and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's priest but dot com for slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is at a.j. inside story for me nick luck and the whole team here it's goodbye for now. isn't the problem for your town that they really don't have a health question mark over him but he does have a corruption question mark or really doesn't look good for the image business a pickle has not going to do any will you have known about it or you cited the rich you get why there's a lot of disillusionment with the un across the globe to supply that is cool for all of the breaks doesn't build confidence it breaks spoke to join me mad the hot sun on up front of my guests from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top stories and take issues here on al-jazeera. three

this summer doctor barak and i spent a week in aging, china king with the beijing institute of technology talking about collaboration between the nations. however, due to the amendment passed i believe in your tenure at nasa, -- >> blame me. i did it. >> former collaboration is not legal between the u.s. and china. i think that serves as a barrier between potential demilitarization in space and forward and do you think there's any chance to repeal it? >> i preach patients. when it was first put in lot in the 2011 appropriations bill, it forbade any bilateral cooperation between nasa and china period. just nasa. the science and technology policy. we kept going back to congressman wolf and we got little pieces of relaxation. today we collaborate in aeronautics, mostly lunar science, we have a group that works together in the himalayas, the thing we haven't been able to get his human spaceflight, it is coming. this is a presidency, and administration by the way, the can do a china thing, if president trump said, we are going to let the chinese come to the international space station, they al

book, she said joe is like barak's big brother.andiduld be completely with him. when he would ask for advice, i would do what i had always done, pass on the advice i got from my mother and father. i would say, all politics is personal. one of the reasons why things get on a little bit that are here in delaware and other places is we do know one another. as much as you disagree with the man and woman across from you on the merits of a political problem, you also know they may have a son or daughter who is l. -- who is ill. you may know that someone's wife or husband is suffering from breast cancer or prostate cancer. you may know that they have fallen on hard times. and he makes it hard to dislike them when you know somebody. when you know the struggles they are going through. it makes it hard to dislike them. host: more on today's "washington post" on how the former vice president to to those on the other side of the aisle. this from a story about mike pence being an easy target on aisle.des of the it focuses on joe biden's treatme

tracking here, results in a deal but not the deal perhaps many thought would happen i'm talking about barak. newmont had been trying to buy barrick for a while. they came with a deal that wasn't particularly well received by the marketplace. but if the intended effect was to get a deal done between the two companies in nevada where they both share significant properties divided by essentially a fence it worked and barrick is responding positive this morning. we talked to the ceo this morning he said this value was about nevada to unlock the value there. he is terming a win. the joint venture will be 61.5% owned by barrick it will be managed and controlled by barrick. the rest owned and controlled by newmont. they're talking about savings of as much as $500 million a year from putting these two operations together in nevada. which i have not really realized basically -- produces more gold than any other country in the world, nevada, yes, it does. 48 million ounces of reserves. they see it as having a 20-year life saying, given the drop in costs here will allow them to spend more in terms of

that doing this actually president clinton did the same when he helped shimon peres and then ever barakto win the elections but the difference is that this is the first time that an american president is interfering in the domestic of first in a way that undermines his own so the speak efforts to put an end to the israeli palestinian conflict and to bring about a kind of a regional peace and what they see today. and president trump was obviously embarrassing the arab league which is going to convene at the end of the month and it's all about not only about ten euros political future it's about his own personal future it's about. spending the rest of his life in jail or being reelected for a prime minister as simple as that. thank you very much given his are great i think and actually sorry go and actually the people the people of gaza and is going back to question the people of gaza and the people of israel are paying the price probably they will keep paying the price thank you very much i cabled our great to get your insight good to speak to you thank you. and from tel aviv joining me