peace and security and this is turning international community from the rules of international law the rules of solving conflict by peaceful means into the horrors of the jungle will bring in our guests shortly but 1st harry force that reports from western slope or benjamin netanyahu wasted no time in welcoming this announcement from the u.s. administration saying it righted a historic wrong the palestinian leadership wasted no time in awfully rejecting it saying it was more evidence that the us had lost its legitimacy as an honest broker between the israelis and the palestinians in terms of what it changes on the ground in one sense potentially not that much it very much aligns with u.s. policy on the tramp in terms of recognizing jerusalem moving the embassy here to jerusalem cutting palestinian aid in terms of settlement construction that has been going on a pace as well just last month those the announcement of 2300 new approvals for housing units in the occupied west bank that happens every few months and has been ever since trump took office it does do a couple of things that all

law international community because that's what people expect from international community international law is to protect the unprotected and occupied people meaning the palestinians need protection need international law international community unfortunately the international community is not forthcoming and international law has been shaped and applied selectively according to the logic of the powerful and in this case the united states of america so the trump administration has applied international as it saw fit meaning oil is for america and syria it's ok to pardon war criminals even though the pentagon even say they should and now the palestinian needs to conclude that no help is coming from the united states the united states is not an honest broker in the peace process and that they need to devise a strategy domestically one that to unite them over a vision for a free palestine marwan just a brief final thought from you so where does this leave any chance of peace then whether it's the 2 state solution or trump so-called deal of the century what happens next. the 2 state solutio

policing international law or the law of the jungle. in norway an anti muslim demonstration erupts into a street brawl after a copy of the qur'an was set on fire. from moscow studio where it's currently just past 2 o'clock in the morning you're watching r.t. international welcome to the program and we start with this prosecutors in sweden say they've dropped a 9 year long rape case against wiki leaks co-founder julian a song as the evidence has weakened over time the decision will likely clear the way for the whistle blows extradition from the u.k. to the u.s. where he faces espionage charges neil harvey was joined by donald quarter with the latest. you know this whole saga started out did it with the rape allegations against us and you've been through the whole mill since then but now we're back to those initial charges that's right neal exactly it was in 2010 that the swedish government filed in international arrest warrant against assad for 2 charges one of molestation and another of rape but assad has always denied these charges he'

international. prosecutors in sweden say that they're dropping a nearly decade long rape case against wiki leaks co-founder julian assange is admitting the evidence we couldn't over time is the power for his likely extradition to the united states where he faces charges of espionage earlier i discussed the case with artie's donald court. you know this whole saga started out did it with that with the rape allegations against us and you've been through the whole mill since then but now we're back to those initial charges that's right neal exactly it was in 2010 that the swedish government filed in international arrest warrant against songs for 2 charges one of molestation and another of rape but assad has always denied these charges he's even cooperated with the international investigation from abroad and it was the threat of extradition to the united states if you were to have been arrested in sweden that forced him to take political asylum within the ecuadorian embassy in london now it turns out tha

they did a fantasticjob and international by a fantasticjob and international rugby league is definitelynitely alive. we will wait to see whether the coach stays on after this but all signs are he will and the rugby league authorities want him to stay on as well. disappointing end and a disappointing few weeks from the point of view of great britain. england‘s women‘s rugby league side also lost in papua new guinea. and it was an agonising defeat — a last—minute shirleyjoe try gave the papua new guinea orchids their first test win against england — they won by 20 points to 16 to level the series at 1—all. let‘s quickly rattle through some of today‘s other stories including... max verstappen will start on pole for tomorrow‘s brazilian grand prix. his red bull was just a tenth of a second faster than sebastian vettel‘s ferrari. six time world champion lewis hamilton will start 3rd. cardiff city have named former millwall boss neil harris as their new manager. it comes after neil warnock stepped down on monday. cardiff are currently 14th in the championship. there was a great finish in the

community international organizations like i.o.m. should go beyond the billboards on the very flashy short videos the social media and come down to the level of the people and help people ok so speaking of social issues i want to come back to them because you actually told me that you lost both your parents during your time in libya and you ended up breaking your foot in fact you were telling me that it was hurting now when you came back did you have a support system where your friends good to you or did they treat you differently supporter of anybody so my only brought up my brother was supposed to me i went to him just simple as destructive sometimes i mean those supporters supporting him but still no no but i don't have support ok i want to talk to only here for a 2nd because you are recounting something horrific that you were not only kidnapped but you had kidney failure so you come back to the country did you get psychological help did you get financial help. i don't have any i have without. i mean i have one parent without my f

hello you're watching r t international i'm or is on a lot could welcome to the program. we start with this the u.s. secretary of state might pump a.o. has announced a major policy reversal regarding israeli settlements in the west bank saying they do not necessarily file 8 international law. establishment of israeli civilian settlements in the west bank is not per se inconsistent with international law conclusion that we will no longer recognize israeli settlements as per se inconsistent with international law is based on the unique facts history and circumstances presented by the establishment of civilian settlements in the west bank a decision today does not create prejudice or decide legal conclusions regarding situations in any other parts of the world of composer announcement comes 8 months off to washington recognized his release of rennet sea over the golan heights that territory was seized from syria in 1967 and formally annexed in 1981 under the trumpet ministration the us has also broken with international consensus in deciding to recognize jerusalem as israel'

peace and security and this is turning international community from the rules of international law the rules of solving conflict by free support means into the horrors of the jungle the european union meanwhile has been quick to reaffirm its stance on israeli settlements e.u. foreign policy chief he said all settlement activity is illegal under international law and it erodes the viability of the 2 state solution and the prospects for a lasting peace that speak to shihab rattansi in washington d.c. for as she just how significant a shift is this in u.s. policy and why now. well there's a very interesting question is clearly this is much of a surprise given past trump policy towards the israelis and the palestinians and this is the kind of argument we've been hearing quite a bit what we just heard there from pump air is that we're just being rational we're taking away impediments to the peace process now we don't even have to think about settlements you know it's very much what we have from jared cushion what he talks about his deal of the sun tree forget about international law forget

or from international law the rule of law so regardless by beautiful means we are to please think international law or the law of the jungle we are really shutting the doors of international law and opening the gates of extremists extremism where for decades the us regarded the settlements as inconsistent with international law still the view of much of the international community which does cite the 4th geneva convention washington's change of stance contradict numerous un resolutions and international human rights conventions the new position is the latest pro israeli move by the trumpet ministration that has sparked controversy earlier it recognized israeli sovereignty over the golan heights that territory was seized from syria in 1967 and formally annexed in 1901 and washington has also broke the international consensus by formally recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital both decisions were widely condemned including by the web. where 600000 illegal settlers already live in the west bank which is home to 3000000 palestinians we asked political commentator amir oren what the implications o

international law with the law of the jungle. you're watching our to international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 7 pm welcome to the program 1st prosecutors in sweden say they're dropping a rape case against wiki leaks co-founder julian assange and many of the evidence has weakened over time joining us live now in the studio is don corner with the details so what does this decision mean a for a. while jackie it was back in 2010 that sweden filed an international arrest warrant for a song both on and on a charge of molestation and rape but a song throughout the whole time has denied these charges always and even cooperated with the investigation from abroad it was actually the threat of extradition to the u.s. if you were. or to be arrested in the swedish embassy that forced the songs to seek political asylum in the in the ecuadorian embassy in london now it turns out the case that started it all didn't actually have enough so-called corroborative evidence. for its dividend cherry basis is such

advisory board of the princess trust international and of course, the atlantic council international advisory board. just to show the reach of the work that we do together with majid and crescent, today in singapore we held the third workshop for a project called the role of oil and gas companies in the energy transition. it was held during the singapore international energy week 2019 as part of their think tank round table's sessions. the workshop gathered a number of individuals from a variety of southeast asian research institutions and local representatives of international oil and gas companies and yielded key insights. i won't go into them here, but they are issues that majid pushed us to look more closely at which is how oil and gas companies actually can take a leading role and a very positive role in an energy transition driven by broadening and enriching the energy mix through the companies that produce and market them to face challenges such as climate change and other issues, really thinking into the future. so with that, i'll turn the floor over to abbas and our panelist

that it no longer considers israeli settlements in the occupied west bank to be a violation of international law but is there any basis for making such a controversial claim that's out debate but 1st enemies of the people that's what hong kong's chief executive called protesters who have been demanding greater freedom from beijing so is the violence there about to escalate further and what's the future for china as we give this week's headline a leading pro-government chinese commentator and former interpreter to the late president done shopping victor gao. victor gal franc you for joining me on up front we're almost 6 months into protests that have rocked hong kong and police repression seems to be escalating by the day just last week a student was shot in the stomach by a police officer while the chinese backed chief executive of hong kong kerry declared the protest as enemies of the people are you ok with how china and how chinese backed authorities in hong kong have handled these protests. you know 1st of all over one can see with his or her own eyes their violence has been committed it'

international now the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o has announced that washington will impose sanctions on iran's for nuclear facility that after taran said it would use it to enrich uranium the site had previously been subject to u.s. sanctions waiver pompei was to reiterated his support for the ongoing protests in iran a stance around though has slammed his hypocritical united states will terminate the sanctions were related to the nuclear facility at fordo people enjoy a better future when their government begins to respect. basic human rights abandon its revolutionary. posture and its destabilizing foreign policy in the region to be simply like. if you strange the united states and its officials who have committed the greatest of crimes by imposing much pressure on the toughest sanctions on iran communicating to the iranian people that they support these protests we don't expect anything else from mr disgracefully defense the maximum pressure regime and imposition of sanctions on iran. for a surpris

inseparably bound to the international system. american conservatives, on the other hand look somewhat different. if the left came to believe that someone around the world of shared the same values, then the right concluded that everyone could share our values, and should. for many conservatives, this month building a world of democracy, and this ambition required, in turn, a willingness to enforce changes and hostile regimes, in an attempt to democratize whole regions and cultures, while preserving the ability of our government to act on its own. conservatives have not fundamentally disagreed with their counterparts on the left about the ultimate goal of creating a progressive international system, it's just that they doubt it could be realized for a multilateral institutions. at the end of the day, conservatives did not trust anyone to get the job done, but america, and for this reason many conservatives embraced international and defended the protection of american hard power. the differences between left and right on how preci

as of no longer considers israeli settlements on palestinian territories in violation of international law palestinians have condemned the move as another blow to the cause of peace. the state of the news life blood our brian todd has for the entire news team thanks so much for being here and rita will join you again at the top of the oh. come on and follow the adventures of the famous naturalist and explore her. to sing the bridge alexander from the world's 250th birthday were embarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on t.w. and. globalization few topics have so sharply divided contemporary society or made emotions run so high globalization has split the world into 2 camps the winners every economist will tell you the trade is a net benefit for society and the losers the rise issue it's like that suze p.f.b. the shop aside he's the site that is used to light slaughter because. globalization has become a battle cry but it's hard to define exactly what it is. play was asia is that why the thing of boundaries for the national economy to a global economy. and integrating a fr

they do seem to international law with the law of the jungle. you're watching are to international bring your live news update from our studio here and moscow welcome to the program 1st prosecutors in sweden say they're dropping a rape case against wiki leaks co founder julian assange emitting the evidence had weekend overtime joining us live now in the studio is dollar corner with more details so what does this decision mean exactly for a while jackie this basically means that this is the end of any possibility of legal action made by the swedish government against a song and. it means it's no longer possible for sweden itself to extradite a song to the united states we heard from the swedish prosecutors earlier today and they explain the reasoning for why they did. the charges they said the witnesses involved were credible but over time as the as the story was becoming more hyped up by the media they believed that the witnesses ability to give a clear account of what happened waned over time so let's take a listen what they said. after the add

peace and security and this is standing and international community from the orders of international law that all wars of solving conflicts by face for means into the horrors of the jungle the european union and many other countries say the settlements violate human security council resolutions and undermine the chances of a 2 state solution but even with what the u.s. says are the hopes of renewed peace talks the embassy has issued a security warning knowing some could target american interests in israel and the occupied territories in protest rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. and israel says its intercepted 4 rockets that were fired from syria towards the occupied golan heights warning sirens were heard around the heights as the rockets were downed by israel's iron defenses israel's occupy the syrian territory since 967 meanwhile syria's state run news agencies reported explosions were heard near damascus airport no other details have been reported so far. the 3 taliban commanders have been released by the afghan government as part of a prisoner swap deal sources have told al-j

could mean to national if international fund that used to beat up people something is wrong with that i have to say at the other question why i am is not saying anything about people who died inside of the cab. among them either the 17 year old pakistani boy who died of the marijuana who died the no warning today nobody he just needed until by articulate doctor so even that is that if i can ask one question but i'm sure that even you even get all do have a general well i will get you in just just a minute but but 1st let's get peter the the riser reply that how do you how do you respond to the who's who spends the money who decides so the way to work the steps . if you state governor because it's important to emphasize that is to say to dorothy's that from a legal perspective or this fills with her accusation which has been one of the johns it's actually funny and cheap and riveted representatives of i women other international organizations that have to get it where it counts the priorities for the spending of the budget in the driving seat is georgie's in both your company's record.

world anti-doping agency recommends a 4 year ban for russia from major sporting events while the international olympic committee says any punishment will focus on the country's authorities not athletes . and 2 months after a disaster people in the french city of one gathered to protest against the handling of a huge fire that ripped through a chemical plant. wants. people to. put in my garden. and his cues. to me in life i mean. you carry court bans her parents from protesting l.g.b. t v quality classes dismissing claims that the lessons are not age appropriate and go against some people's religious beliefs. that are broadcasting live his musket this is our international thomas certainly glad to have you with us. all right the international olympic committee has stated that russia's sports movement is clear of any wrongdoing in the latest anti doping scandal the i.o.c. however says it will support tough sanctions on the russian authorities which have been accused of manipulating anti-doping data bases this comes after a world anti-doping agency committee recommended a 4 year ban be applied to

when questioned by international news outlets on the leaks chinese officials need to get their story straight denials from some like china's ambassador to the u.k. have been categorically. telling you what the documents you're talking about is a. fabrication but that was contradicted by a foreign ministry official in beijing who admitted the documents do exist but accused the new york times of sensationalistic reporting. these leaks may have revealed more than what is happening in synch and the timing of the disclosures could reveal a thing or 2 about what is happening in beijing the president she does not tolerate leaks meaning that someone took a big risk in getting the documents out it she jumping took over 2012 made him self a president for life and under the guise of fighting corruption he rounded of thousands of opponents so within the government within the party within the. xi jinping and. some of these people in the senior leadership is not only disgruntled they're very worried about the direction that she's being. the country the new york times leaks demonstrated to us that

if you see international law with the law of the jungle. you're watching our to international bring your live news update from our studio here and moscow welcome to the program prosecutors in sweden say they're dropping a rape case against wiki leaks co founder julian assange admitting the evidence had weakened over time joining us live now in the studio is dollar quarter donna what does this mean for a songe in general basically this means that sweden can no longer pursue any legal charges against a song and earlier today we heard that the swedish prosecutor's reasoning for dropping the charges she said that although the witnesses were credible the evidence had weakened over the years so let's take a listen to what she said. if that incompetent didn't issue an investigation and investigated steps taken over the summer and the autumn is now clear to me that the oral statement testimony and support given by the injured party has therefore i have come to do conclusion that additional interviews with johannes songe would not alter de evidentia

globalization creates international competition for the best and. his production conditions. experts estimate that some 12000000 jobs in germany japan directly on exports. that's more than a quarter of the workforce. in germany exports help us to preserve the jobs that we have and to create new jobs of shuffleboard. but the globalized economy has brought radical changes to the workplace. keith rockwell has been the world trade organizations chief spokesman since 1996 he says technological change is the greatest challenge of our time. when was the last time you went to a travel agent. when was the last time you talked to a bank teller these jobs are disappearing because people do things in a very different way. germany continues to thrive mostly because of its strong technology base it's often touted as a winner of globalization a misconception. korg at leats was managing director of germany's largest manufacturer of solar modules the past few years were tough on the company. it was an implosion you know that's really sad to go to the factory and to see that production is pret

is now replacing international law with the law of the jungle calling upon the international community to deter the u.s. saying that the decisions in the remarks by the current administrations are a threat to international peace and security we've also heard from hamas movement who said that this is a continuation of the u.s. policy and that the u.s. has been providing a cover for the israeli occupation ending how do these settlements affect palestinian lives. when we say israeli settlements lorand we're not talking about scattered units here and there we're talking about more than $250.00 illegal israeli settlements and outposts scattered around the west bank including east jerusalem where there are around 600000 israelis residing illegally in the west bank they are connected by a series of rude infrastructure they are taking up a lot of palestinians natural resources including water now this is on the ground but they've been mushrooming also and they've been using the support of donald trump since he was elected peace now organization would tell you that the plans for it's really set

that the meditating of the crisis here is not successful on all levels of power including the international organization for migration the european union and the state and hundreds of people who live nearby have called for the closure of the overcrowded camps they say that they feel unsafe and trapped in their own homes. one can say everything about these migrants except that they are welcome here 80 percent of them a drug at alcoholics they break into houses and fight. all those criminal acts that the migrants commit are proven by police investigations everything has been seen we know how they behave we want this to stop we want them out of here and move them out of this camp needs to be closed those living in the camps want more help from international organizations and say that those protesting against them lack empathy. they must have to think about the situation and 921992 there. was war here. as well and other countries must have to think this is. they have to memorize that time when their people was if. the people need their help they have to you know think about the now situation he

a breach or a violation for the international community. is allusion to and what about the flow of weapons to libya so the international community unfortunately is silent through this breach and. clear when general have launched an attack against the police and stop this others of tripoli. and did the mention of going to be we're looking at the victims and the people display of guilt . without their doing any response to this. back and the without we are going to begin this new international community shortly but i do want to dig in a little deeper now into these 1000 sudanese troops that you just mentioned there and that i'm going to ask you about this because these are all members of the rapid support forces who as we know whether rebranded jonjo we have essentially from darfor and these were deployed by him mehdi who is now the deputy head of the sovereign council in sudan so in your mind here what i have met is motivation is this about money well there was a u.n. report of the panel of experts actually not of libya but of sudan back in

is consulting with a broad range of libyan leaders as well as our international partners to print press for stabilisation and bring prime minister else iraq and general hafta back to the negotiating table so they want you to talk this you think they stay in the same position after 888 months of fighting around tripoli after all the attack on hospitals and schools after all their lives there we lost from both sides on that i think the u.s. message is completely different today i think they want to look at who are causing this war in libya and who's. because in this brooks you warrant you hope it's different but you have no evidence that it's different in june we had the acting u.s. defense secretary patrick shanahan also saying what we've said before what i do support is field-marshal have to support in terms of his role in counterterrorism but where we need to support is in building democratic stability in the region so they're talking still talking about multi players talking to each other yes but at the same issue have to send a clear message to everybody that he don't want to democra

supporting what is an international going to. be here to compliment the government to force this course. and sort of government in the process allowing this is a. very you all part of this government you are representative of government and you're speaking as though it's a foreign entity what are you doing what have you done really. is the government sort of as an arm of government or the minister what we do is busy government in terms of what i've been on. because it just provided for them ok i don't know what has been provided yeah and i don't know what has been provided is coming from i am in terms of providing them support what we want is to see examples of. coming from government to say this is what government is doing and not just continuing to say this is what i am have been and what i'm going to do is what is coming from so. the discussion is to ensure that we work with and we can bring out the example to see the government hospital by that i mean on dollars or $10000000.00 and this is about invest in times of supporting

international law in committing crimes against international law at the same time this announcement does not legalize the illegal activities this is the only legal settlements and that does not change our intentions with our determination to continue our fight and struggle to end all forms of racist settlement activities in the occupied palestinian territories so when one seems like an interrupt and when when he talked about to make an announcement and say he said it would give space for a proper proper political resolution and do you think he's absolutely wrong in that order thinking there is some possibility that it can be now a negotiation. not at all and i mean there is no space for negotiations as long as racist apartheid governments exist in israel and these governments are destroying continuously the so-called 2 state solution and possibility of a palestinian state i think what pompeo has in mind like city dimon. is that israel would be able to annex the occupied territories and kill the possibility of the establishment of an independent palestinian state i think this is the

only illegal under international law, they are war crimes. once the trumpet administration decides to undermine international law, once they become into administration that is pro-israel and the occupation, pro-israel war crimes, this is a major threat to international peace and security. amy: that is saeb erekat. omar shakir, your final response? look, i think the u.s. declaration is a sign of their weakness and their relelevance. the reality is, trump cannot chanange decades of established international law that settlements are e war crimes by decree as much as he may want to. this is not a controversial point. article 49 of the geneva convention makes clear that transfer of one's civilian population to territory of acquired by war is impermissible. israeluite clear that wants to have its cake and eat it too. on one hand, it wants to say that settlements in the west are not illegal and in some cases even saying the west bank is not occupied. but on the other hand, they don't want to get palestinians ththe human rights that they wod deserve,

will no longer consider israel's west bank settlements inconsistent with international law. other topics included iran's nuclear program. and protests in hong kong. the secretary was also asked about his support for state department following recent testimony from current and former diplomats as part of the house impeachment inquiry. house impeachment inquiry. >> good afternoon, everyone. >> good afternoon, everyone. i have several statements i want to make today. starting with a statement about the islamic republic of ran. we are monitoring the protests closely. we condemn strongly any acts of violence against the iranian people and are deeply concerned about several fatalities. the islamic republic must cease violence against its own people and should immediately restore access to a free and open internet. the world is watching. the iranian people will enjoy a better future when the government begins to respect basic human rights, abandons his revolutionary posture and its destabilizing foreign policy and behave simply like a normal nation. this was a fortified underground

also this hour the international criminal court at the hague convicts in congo these rebel commander of atrocities but it reconnects concerns that the i.c. is the only convicts war criminals from africa. and brazil's x. president lula da silva is released from prison as he appeals his corruption case he was greeted by cheering supporters who say the charges against him are politically motivated. you're watching our to international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 3 pm welcome to the program. 30 years ago the berlin wall was torn down reuniting east and west berlin and held in the beginning of the end of the cold war security is high ahead of major celebrations across the country and berlin thousands are expected to take part in the west events including a variety of exhibitions on the walls history let's take a quick look at its rise and fall. the berlin wall a symbol of the cold war and division a line that separated the city families friends and changed berlin for the remainder of the 20th century 40 kilometers long its slice of this city and was

international criminal court at the hague. revel command of atrocities but it does not concern the i.c.c. the only conflicts we have criminals from africa. brazil's president is released from prison as he appeals his corruption case he was greeted by cheering supporters who say the charges against him are politically. hello there is midday here in moscow you're watching our international. was torn down and reuniting east and west berlin and heralding the beginning of the end of the cold war security is high ahead of major celebrations across the country today in berlin thousands are expected to take part in numerous events including a variety of exhibitions on the history books for those of you can't attend his. with a quick look at its rise and for. the berlin wall a symbol of the cold war and division a line that separated the city families friends and changed berlin for the remainder of the 20th century 40 kilometers long its slice of the city and was erected on the night of august 13th 1961 1st it was just a barbed wire an

we have international agreement we have regional agreement we have dialogue not only with the united states with russia we have dialogue with many other country south korea for that matter how do we create the condition for the north to feel at ease with the south 1st because that's where it's matters they've always argued that the forces that aren't there border making them feel very and secure they've said if you remove those forces will stop testing and there will come to a table of discussion and then give more and more. so how do we deal of the situation that's something that is beyond my paycheck but it's also beyond the u.s. is remit to lift sanctions they would have to go back to the u.n. for several issues when it comes to sanctions it's not just the u.s. decision alone while you can have those conversations where president trump is willing to talk to kim jong un. he's also got his hands tied slightly in that he can't act alone of course he can't act alone but when you measure when you mention sanction listening recently again to foreign ministers that if he's been arguing s

a very warm welcome your chin aussie international with me. donald trump says he wants a trial after the u.s. house of representatives moved to formally take the impeachment inquiry to the next level the president laid into rival democrats off the week of testimonies which he describes as a hoax and so they look like fools proceedings now head to the republican controlled senate and mr trump says the whole affair has actually united his party behind him. they had the tremendous week with the whole you know the great hoax the the growth of the m p 3 hole and that's really worked out. incredibly well and we have tremendous support i think roger's around whose numbers i don't think i've ever seen support in the republican party like we do right now we know that it's going to support you judiciary committee chairman hit back at republican claims that testimony's had been his say and observe democrat adam schiff falso didn't rule out holding more public hearings as his panel begins to draft this inquiry report but the around the clock news coverage

that these are not legal under international law. we have provided the very the israelis and palestinians to find a political solution to this very the problem. we think we have increased the -- we think we have created that to be successful. i hope we will be able to move forward on that. >> just on the practical implications. i know you are referring to the decision not to declare this illegal. is that out of east jerusalem? is that maybe a west thing? -- mainly a west thing? determinedl not be until the parties reach a resolution. >> are you also concerned about the timing? thise timing of announcement affecting the rest of politics? team do your work completely and thoroughly. when we have the announcement and reach a final decision, we will provide that analysis and share that with the world. the timing of this was not tied to anything that had to do with domestic politics anywhere. israel or otherwise. we were done, we finished, we conducted a review and this was the appropriate time to move forward. >> can i follow up on the i

yes it's back nervous possibility too but there is one thing that's international media and many others keep forgetting some national or a one story can or and that is the fact that boston is until today a semi protectorate where the international community including the e.u. that has the biggest influence in this country do make many decisions and can impose decisions one of the stations that was imposed in bosnia is that the money that is coming from brussels to deal with the ongoing humanitarian crisis and i have to stress it's not my gums crisis it's humanitarian crisis no migrants a refugee is guilty for what's happening here but all the money are distributing in bosnia through i.o.m. and the profit organizations i also have to reflect to something mr peter said and that's about the center that we have here involved in it's a good enough and that are run by the i.o.m. and financed by the e.u. these centers are far away from the places where human and seasons and dignified accommodation is provided for the people who are in bosnia these places are places where many people are saying