trump as announced with the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and prime minister, benjamin neta nyahud yet prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and yet the palestinians are not on board. not in anyway. the quote from mahmood abbas, the palestinian president, is 1000 noes. the jerusalem—based newspaper here with a list of arab nations who are supporting the deal, and the article reads as almost that list with at the end something about turkey saying not with the plan. it has got egypt, saudi arabia, qatar saying there is support but in the gulf news, the palestinians saying they are completely against any sort of plan. a historic announcement, not the first time we have seen an announcement about a potential peace between israel and palestine and not the first time we've seen them not agree. that's the point, it is just an announcement, whether anything will change... if anything, could this lead to things getting worse? absolutely, and this is the problem donald trump opens himself up to, yes, he comes out standing next to benjamin netanyahu he comes out standing next to benjamin neta

trump as announced with the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and prime minister, benjamin neta nyahuand yet the palestinians are not on board. not in anyway. the quote from mahmood abbas, the palestinian president, is 1000 noes. the jerusalem—based newspaper here with a list of arab nations who are supporting

we also hear benjamin neta nyahu was seemingly to accept. jamin netanyahu was seemingly believing that this gives him or israel the right to extend its sovereignty overalljewish settlements, not only certain settlements, no people will be moved, donald trump said. it looks as if the israelis will immediately get what they want, which is control of large parts of the west bank and it is going to be extreme difficult for the palestinian authority to engage with that sort of proposal. indeed. thank you very much for that. the former prime minister tony blair was middle east envoy to us, russia, the un and the eu for eight years. i spoke to him a little earlier. tony blair, from what you have seen of this proposal, would it in your view do say two state solution with a viable palestinian state? the proposal, it is an 80 page document and it has got to be studied in detail and there are a lot of questions and clarifications that have still got to be answered. it is a plan for have still got to be answered. it is a planfora have still got to be ans

donald trump and benjamin neta nyahu congratulated each linebreak. benjamin netanyahu congratulated each other. their entourages clapped and whooped. as everyone knows i have done a lot for israel, moving the united states embassy tojerusalem, recognising... recognising the go on heights. —— the goal on heights. and frankie perhaps most important, getting out of the terrible iranian nuclear deal. —— frankly perhaps. and now comes a document to attempted to seal israel's victory in the centuries long conflict which the palestinians will read a surrender terms not a peace proposal. it almost exact replicates mr netanyahu's proposal. it almost exact replicates mr neta nyahu's deepest proposal. it almost exact replicates mr netanyahu's deepest police about israel's security and it is right to the land most of the rest of the world is occupied palestinian territory. for too long, far too long, the very heart of the land of israel where our patriarchs prayed, oui’ israel where our patriarchs prayed, our prophets preached, and our kings ruled has been outra

benjamin neta nyahu compared this undivided capital. , the very heart of the land of israel, where out heart of the land of israel, where our patriarchs parade, our profits breached and our kings ruled —— profits breached has been outrageously branded as illegally occupied territory. well, today, mr president, you are puncturing this big live. this offer of a palestinian state does not go anywhere near what the palestinians want. it is hedged with conditions no palestinian leader could accept. jerusalem is at the heart of the conflict, wholly to christians, dues and muslims —— holyto christians, jews and muslims. palestinians have been organising protests against the trump plan. their internationally recognised leaders aren't part of any talks. they're boycotting the trump administration because it's adopted so much of israel's agenda. the palestinians have pushed for a sovereign, independent state, with a capital injerusalem. it is hard to see how the trump deal will persuade them to give that hope up. nearly two years ago, the us said

let's take a look at some of the day's other news: israel's prime minister, benjamin neta nyahu, sayseek parliamentary immunity from prosecution in three cases in which he's charged with bribery and fraud. the immunity request could delay legal proceedings against him for months. mr netanyahu made his announcement in a live television address. translation: i intend to ask the speaker of the knesset, according to article 4, to let me implement my right, my duty and my mission to continue serving you, for the future of israel. i intend to ask because i am sacrificing my life to you, people of israel. but there are people who, unlike me, did commit grave crimes, and they have lifelong immunity. they are just on the right side of the media and the left wing. also making news today: carlos ghosn, the multi—millionaire former boss of nissan, says he will hold a news conference next week, following his surprise arrival in lebanon. mrghosn fledjapan, over the weekend, where he was under house arrest, facing trial on charges of financial misconduct. the exact circumstances of ghosn‘s escape fr

the uk has pointed out, @drilanbz "vladimir putin is sitting next to irael‘s prime minister benjamin neta nyahuons to countries determined to destroy the jewish state. modern politics." what the doctor seems to be refering to here is this russia has refused to extend a un ban on selling weapons to iran that expires in october, as this bloomberg article explains. iran was also brought up at the auschwitz memorial event by us vice president mike pence. we must be prepared to confront and expose the file tide of anti—semitism that is feeling hate and violence all across the world. we must stand together. in that same spirit, we must also stand strong against the meeting state purveyor of anti—semitism. against the one cove na nt in of anti—semitism. against the one covenant in the world at the holocaust as a matter of state policy and threatens to wipe off the map. the world must stand strong against the islamic republic of iran. here's barbara plett usher again, on why the this holocaust memorial became so politicised. the president of israel set up the theme pretty early on saying that the holoc

donald trump and benjamin neta nyahu congratulated each other.heir entourages clapped and whooped. as everyone knows, i have done a lot for israel, moving the united states embassy to jerusalem, recognising... applause ..recognising the golan heights. applause and, frankly, perhaps most importantly, getting out of the terrible iran nuclear deal. applause and now comes a document that attempts to seal israel's victory in a century—long conflict, which palestinians will read as surrender terms, not a peace proposal. it almost exactly replicates mr netanyahu's deepest beliefs about israel's security and its right to the land most of the rest of the world says is occupied palestinian territory. for too long, far too long, the very heart of the land of israel, where our patriarchs prayed, our prophets preached and our kings ruled, has been outrageously branded as illegally occupied territory. well, today, mr president, you are puncturing this big lie. in gaza tonight, palestinians demonstrated. their side has been deeply divided. opposition to the tru

benjamin neta nyahu used this platform to call for global action against iran, which he said wanted tohey threaten the peace and security of everyone in the middle east and everyone beyond. i call on all governments tojoin the vital efforts of confronting iran. the haunting music of a composer sent to auschwitz, who died in the gas chambers. prince charles said the lessons of the holocaust were still searingly relevant, and must not be forgotten. on this day, in this place, and in memory of the millions who perished, let us recommit ourselves to tolerance and respect. as this anniversary is marked here at yad vashem, jewish officials want to send an urgent warning. they say that violent acts of anti—semitism are on the rise, and thejewish life is once again under threat in europe. they insist the world's duty to remember is more crucial now than ever. finally, the mourners' prayer, the kadish. recited by a survivor. the message from yad vashem today, never again. orla guerin, bbc news, jerusalem. the international court ofjustice has ordered myanmar to put emergency measures in place t

the israeli prime minister, benjamin neta nyahu, says he will seek parliamentary immunity from prosecutionin which he's charged with bribery and fraud. mr netanyahu, who has denied any wrongdoing, said the charges against him were politically motivated and that he was entitled to the protection of parliament. translation: i intend to ask the speaker of the knesset, according to article 4, to let me implement my right, my duty and my mission to continue serving you, for the future of israel. i intend to ask because i am sacrificing my life to you, people of israel. but there are people who, unlike me, did commit grave crimes, and they have lifelong immunity. they are just on the right side of the media and the left wing. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. in austria, the conservative party led by sebastian kurz has struck a deal to return to power as part of a coalition, with the greens. the agreement allows mr kurz to become chancellor for the second time in his career, an achievement given he is still only 33 years old. flooding in the indonesian capital jakarta

about speaking directly with donald trump or benjamin netanyahu directly with donald trump or benjamin neta nyahup or benjamin netanyahu about this plan oi’ benjamin netanyahu about this plan orany benjamin netanyahu about this plan or any other plan he may have? he has not spoken with donald trump or the trump administration for more than two years. the palestinians of boycott of this process after the donald trump administration moved to jerusalem and recognised jerusalem as israel's capital and they said we know where this is going. there is no point in engaging with it and he saidi no point in engaging with it and he said i was right, i was right to say that all along. some people said to wait and see what the plan actually is but now that we've seen the plan, we concede this is where it headed. and so he has made no suggestion that this is going to change as he has rejected the plan put forward by donald trump and the president of the united states has said he's going to have the palestinians some time to try and rethink whether they're going to change the position and some of the reporting

and in fact benjamin neta nyahu has since to do it. ly this little chap looks like he‘s been having a great time in argyle and bute. not such good news, though, for those trying to travel across scotland, potentially with more snowfall to come this evening. temperatures falling through the evening and overnight. for wednesday, quieter prospects across the southern half of the uk. should bea the southern half of the uk. should be a largely dry story to start the day with a lot of sunshine, a few showers possible in the west through the morning. showers will ease for a time but in the afternoon more persistent rain comes into the north of northern ireland and into scotland, with snow for the higher ground, turning increasingly to reign as milder air pushes in from the south. —— rain. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. doing it our way. the uk decides to let huawei continue to be used in its 5g networks — but with restrictions. the foreign secretary says it won‘t affect the government‘s ability to share highly sensitive intelligence

thank you, prime minister benjamin neta nyahu. it thank you, prime minister benjamin netanyahu.olocaust survivors, i would like to begin by expressing my deepest gratitude to president reuven rivlin who, two yea rs president reuven rivlin who, two years ago, strongly... strongly supported the idea to lead the world holocaust forum in jerusalem under the special partnership of yad vashem and european jewish the special partnership of yad vashem and europeanjewish congress. i would like to address here today just three points. number one, why is anti—semitism a threat to humanity and not only forjewish people? number two, what is the situation today of anti—semitism and especially for european jews? number three, what are the practical steps that must be taken to stop this threat? when granting equal rights to the jews of threat? when granting equal rights to thejews of france, napoleon bonaparte said, the national attitude towards jews is bonaparte said, the national attitude towardsjews is the barometer of society's civilisation. and why is that? historically, jews we re and why

corbyn will raise the middle east peace deal which president trump unveiled yesterday with benjamin neta nyahuemy corbyn software get questions around that. meanwhile we are waiting to see if there is some sort of statement on northern rail. a lot of statement on northern rail. a lot of expectation around it and the possibility of northern rail effectively being ta ken possibility of northern rail effectively being taken back into a form of public ownership. so far we have had nothing but as i say, i think the view is there will be some sort of statement later today on that. and i guess we have to prepare ourselves for another prime minister is questions with questions moving through very short and sharp, starting on time and finishing on time because it is a different sort of prime minister is questions with the new speaker compared tojohn bercow who used to allow pm to go on and on. lindsay hoyle very different approach, making sure it starts and finishes pretty much on time and actually getting through most of the questions. that seems to be the way he likes it. to make sure everyone gets t

and that is a growing threat, which benjamin netanyahu is a growing threat, which benjamin neta nyahuhreat, which benjamin netanyahu referred to, which is stopping a nuclear armed iran. that is quite political, isn't it? i was struck by how political some of the speeches were. he described iran as one of the most anti—semitic nations one of the most anti—semitic nations on the planet. that would be disputed by some of the members are sitting in the audience, perhaps. but he took this venue to make that kind of statement, when he and the united states are at the forefront of trying to confront iran on its policies and the nuclear issues, as well as its regional policies, and called for a united, resolute front to co nfro nt called for a united, resolute front to confront iran. the vice president of the us, mike pence, did the same. so they incorporated this element of theirforeign policy so they incorporated this element of their foreign policy into this event, which is recognising the holocaust and the current threats, saying iran is part of that current threat. thank you very much. t

iranians sites will stop israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu israel's prime minister benjamin neta nyahuime minister benjamin netanyahu promised to hit back hard against any attack on his country. translation: we stand with the resolution and strength. whoever tries to attack us will be dealt the strongest blow. in his first public comments about the crisis since returning from holiday, the prime minister condemned the missile strikes. but what i will say is that the uk will continue to work for de—escalation in the region. i think we are having a great deal of success we are having a great deal of success in bringing together a european response and in bridging that european response with that of course of our american friends and working both with the iranians and with the iraqis to dial this thing down. last night's general soleimani was finally buried at his home town in iran. the question now is whether iran's show of force will be seen as enough to avenge his death and draw a line under this latest confrontation between iran and the us. james landale, bbc news. our middle east edit