included those incendiary balloons and overnight a 7th straight night of israeli airstrikes on gaza israel saying it targeted underground targets infrastructure belonging to that has been attempts to mediate

trump describes 71 year old robert to us not just his brother but his best friend israel has loads and strikes into the gaza strip for the 5th consecutive nights the attacks are in retaliation for what israel describes as awesome balloons but hamas affiliated groups and across kansas border fence on sun today dozens of palestinians took part in a nighttime protest along the gaza israel border gaza's health authorities say 2 demonstrators were wounded by israeli gunfire. protests in west jerusalem near the official residence of israel's prime minister calling for him to resign and demonstrations against ben you've been yahoo have been held on saturday evenings to several weeks now there's anger over the government's handling of the current virus pandemic and that yahoo's ongoing trial for corruption will have a force that has the latest from west jerusalem once again this is another major protest not far from his residence at a square in west jerusalem thousands of gathered again the local reports suggest it's a little bit smaller than the last 2 weekends when the numbers are well in excess of 10000 and the

included those incendiary balloons and overnight a 7th straight night of israeli air strikes on gaza israel saying it targeted underground targets infrastructure belonging to a mosque that has been attempts to mediate an egyptian delegation was inside gaza on monday they returned to israel with a series of demands trauma mouse including help with infrastructure projects allowing more material into the strip allowing workers once again to go out and work inside israel those that of course been shut down by coronavirus instructions among other things and so much now depends on how that egyptian mediation goers how to let me ask you about something else briefly we're seeing stories that israel is reacting to this is destines that the u.s. could sell f. 35 fighter jets to the u.a.e. what's going on there. because there was this deal between the u.a.e. and israel brokered by the united states for as long as ation relations and there had been some speculation that part of the motivation for the u.a.e. would be to lift some of the dollars on its access to very advanced u.s. weaponry and that that

yes on saturday dozens of palestinians took part in a nighttime protest along the gaza israel border gaza's health authorities say 2 demonstrators were wounded by israeli gunfire and there have been more protests in west jerusalem is the official residence of the israeli prime minister calling on him to resign protesters are angry about even netanyahu is handling of the pandemic and his ongoing trial for corruption france has asked the afghan government not to release any taliban prisoners convicted of killing french soldiers and humanitarian workers hundreds of fighters a-g. to be released as a precondition of the beginning of peace talks between the afghan government and the armed group. equitorial guinea's prime minister and his cabinet have resigned in the wake of a deepening economic crisis triggered by the pandemic president theodore obiang the says the government hasn't fulfilled its policy objectives those are the headlines more news in half an hour now roger people in power. history has called it the great war in the 2nd episode the declining autumn an empire forges its allia

headquarters in doha and also ahead israel and hamas reach an agreement to end weeks of violence along the israel gaza border and that includes opening a main crossing. sudan takes another step to end years of conflict the country's leaders signed a peace deal with key rebel groups his life was the inspiration for a hollywood movie a critic of rwanda us president is arrested on terror charges. fellow venezuela's president has pardoning more than 100 of his political opponents ahead of parliamentary elections in december the government says this is a goodwill gesture but nicolas maduro his move is widely seen as an attempt to boost protests a patient in the vote the u.s. backed opposition leader has already said he's boycotting the elections because of concerns about cheating and human rights groups in venezuela say around $330.00 political prisoners are being held in the country let's get an update from our latin america editor assume and she's following developments from chile she's joining us from santiago hyla c.s.o. talk us through the timing and the significance of this decision. well everything

included in those incendiary balloons and overnight a 7th straight night of israeli air strikes on gaza israel saying it targeted underground targets infrastructure belonging to hamas that has been attempts to mediate an egyptian delegation was inside gaza on monday they returned to israel with a series of demands from hamas including help with infrastructure projects allowing more material into the strip allowing workers once again to go out and work inside israel blows out of course been shut down by coronavirus addictions among other things and so much now depends on how that egyptian mediation goes south africa is easing coronavirus restrictions in an effort to revive its economy one survey found the outbreak cause more than 3000000 job losses only essential workers were allowed to leave their homes when one of the world's strictest lock downs was imposed in march nationwide travel is allowed and the ban on alcohol and cigarettes is being lifted the police and militia severus didn't charge the captain of the japanese ball carrier that spilled oil on to coral reefs and beaches and appeared

establishment of the palestinian authority in 2007 the radical islamic group hamas took over the gaza strip israel then stepped up its control of the gaza sea coast space and land brutes citing security concerns that. there have been 3 wars and several smaller conflicts in gaza over the last decades palestinian militants sometimes fire rockets at nearby israeli towns and cities israel responds with strikes. palestinians continue to hope for the creation of their own independent state but those hopes are fading. the middle east peace process is currently store. the new generation of palestinian photographers document the ongoing conflict s. possibly a way. but sharif sohan also believes that he and his colleagues have an obligation to record the history of his homeland through visual representation. through the lens of his camera he presents his own perspective on the daily lives of gaza residents and how they see themselves. as stricken listed as on i'm so. i deem a lot of people enjoy looking around the world for the price that they go through family photo albums to find out how their parents or

included those incendiary balloons and overnight a 7th straight night of israeli airstrikes on gaza israel saying it targeted underground targets infrastructure belonging to that has been attempts to mediate an egyptian delegation was inside gaza on monday they returned to israel with a series of demands from hamas including help with infrastructure projects allowing more material into the strip allowing workers once again to go out and work inside israel blows out of course been shut down by coronavirus addictions among other things and so much now depends on how that egyptian mediation goers still ahead and al-jazeera. if we have any hope of ending this chaos we have got to go with joe biden like our lives in downing an appeal for unity and action for the 1st virtual democratic national convention election season than excel in the u.s. . more freedom to move around why south africa is pulling back on months of tough coronavirus lockdowns. hello there we've had some pretty good weather conditions the last few days finally across much of the korean peninsula and japan you can see here on t

included those incendiary balloons and overnight a 7th straight night of israeli airstrikes on gaza israel saying it targeted underground targets infrastructure belonging to that has been attempts to mediate an egyptian delegation was inside gaza on monday they returned to israel with a series of demands from hamas including help with infrastructure projects allowing more material into the strip allowing workers once again to go out and work inside israel blows out of course been shut down by coronavirus addictions among other things and so much now depends on how that egyptian mediation goes still ahead and al jazeera angry and exhausted by months of lockdown argentinians take over the streets of what i said it was. tear gas and stun grenades fired at demonstrators in sudan demanding faster change a year after a power sharing deal was signed. hello there all that unsettled picture across central as of europe not just that as well the north westerly much of the u.k. also cloud it has been bringing rain showers but also some pretty strong funnel soames that is they often all the water acros

matter for those who've been hit so hard by what's happened during the pandemic israel has launched an strikes into the gaza strip for a 5th consecutive night the attacks in retaliation for israel described as arson and balloons that hamas affiliated groups sent across kansas border fence on saturday dozens of palestinians took part in nighttime protests along the gaza israel border guards as health authorities say 2 demonstrators were wounded by israeli gunfire. equitorial guinea's prime minister and his cabinet have resigned in the wake of a deepening economic crisis triggered by the pandemic president theodore says the government hasn't fulfilled its policy objectives he had also dissolved the cabinet back in 2018 a new government is expected to be revealed in the coming days. or japanese ship that ran into a coal reef off the coast of militias has split apart spilling more than more oil into the sea declared an environmental emergency and many are said the spill will do irreversible damage to local wildlife or bird magni has more. seawater flooding in oil using out. the japanese own vessel and the rock

included those incendiary balloons and overnight a 7th straight night of israeli air strikes on gaza israel saying it targeted on the ground targets infrastructure belonging to hamas that has been attempts to mediate an egyptian delegation was inside gaza on monday they returned to israel with a series of demands from hamas including help with infrastructure projects allowing more material into the strip allowing workers once again to go out and work inside israel blows out of course been shut down by coronavirus addictions among other things and so much now depends on how that egyptian mediation goers south africa is easing coronavirus restrictions in an effort to revive its economy on survey found that the outbreak caused more than $3000000.00 job losses only essential workers were allowed to leave their homes when one of the world's strictest lock downs was imposed in march they said why travel is allowed in the ban on alcohol and cigarettes is being lifted it to me to militants a way to live more. we're unveiling a street in sweater and this is one of johannesburg's most popular tourist

just been in ramallah talking to meters of the palace and also it's either traveling through israel to go into gaza today for talks with senior hamas officials but really in the short term what's been happening has been a pretty stark response from israel there have been a series of strikes the defense minister an alternate prime minister benny gantz who made a big show of saying during his repeated campaigns against benjamin netanyahu in the recent elections that he would take a much tougher line on gaza he has been overseeing the strikes also reducing the fishing zone to 0 no fishermen are allowed out into gaza waters and of course this closure of fuel going into the strip that will mean we are told that the plants the power plant will close on choose day that's 80 megawatts of power that will suddenly be taken out of the system guns it gets about $160.00 megawatts from israel a much smaller amount from egypt but we're talking about potentially a foot of the supply being cut off already the official 8 hours on 8 hours off it's been less than that because of the over know during the summer so when

included those incendiary balloons and overnight a 7th straight night of israeli airstrikes on gaza israel saying it targeted underground targets infrastructure belonging to hamas that has been attempts to mediate an egyptian delegation was inside gaza on monday they returned to israel with a series of demands from hamas including help with infrastructure projects allowing more material into the strip allowing workers once again to go out and work inside israel those that of course has been shut down by coronavirus addictions among other things and so much now depends on how that egyptian mediation goes. the pakistani taliban has reunited with 2 factions who previously broke away the consolidation comes as the army hill successes in cracking down on the armed groups col hyder has more now from islamabad. it's very good taliban pakistan had made an announcement that 2 major plane terror groups which had party where you read the t.t.p. were back in the mainstream now the announcement was also made by your model r.r. which was implicated and held responsible for the deadly attack on army publ

included those incendiary balloons and overnight a 7th straight night of israeli airstrikes on gaza israel saying it targeted underground targets infrastructure belonging to hamas there has been attempts to mediate an egyptian delegation was inside gaza on monday they returned to israel with a series of demands from hamas including help with infrastructure projects allowing more material into the strip allowing workers once again to go out and work inside israel those that of course been shut down by coronavirus instructions among other things and so much now depends on how that egyptian mediation goes. turkey and qatar have signed a deal with libya's un recognized government to boost its military capabilities defense ministers from the 3 countries met in tripoli on monday part of the new deal will see turkey and qatar set up military training facilities in libya if it continued to secure a cease fire in the divided country turkey and qatar support the tripoli based government theresa may 4th off a 14 month campaign to seize the capital i wallowed have a half hour. at the same time germany

included those incendiary balloons and overnight a 7th straight night of israeli airstrikes on gaza israel saying it targeted underground targets infrastructure belonging to hamas there has been attempts to mediate an egyptian delegation was inside gaza on monday they returned to israel with a series of demands from hamas including help with infrastructure projects allowing more material into the strip allowing workers once again to go out and work inside israel blows out of course been shut down by coronavirus destructions among other things and so much now depends on how that egyptian mediation goes a rocket attack on independence day in afghanistan has injured 9 people at least one missile landed near the main diplomatic district in the capital kabul it's not yet known who fired them. south africa is easing coronavirus restrictions in an effort to revive its economy one survey found that the outbreak caused more than 3000000 jobs losses on the essential workers were allowed to leave their homes when one of the world's strictest lock downs was imposed in march nationwide travel is allowe

border fence but on saturday dozens of palestinians took part in a nighttime protest along the gaza israel border guards health authorities say 2 demonstrators were wounded by israeli gunfire and there are more protests in west jerusalem near the official residence of israel's prime minister calling on him to resign resign get over the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic and netanyahu is on going trial for corruption. those are the headlines we're back with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera but next it's data and do stay with us . right now at this very moment artificial intelligence is trying to figure out exactly who you are. mimics our thoughts and emotions. analyzes ourselves to decode our genetic material. no task is beyond its capabilities ai is even learning to drive our cars for us. ai controls robots that work more efficiently for me to do. so where does this leave us in this new world of artificial minds. in the last 10 years we have developed an inseparable bond with our cell phones. smartphone capabilities are bolstered by artificial intelligence which

israel has launched of the night air strikes against hamas positions in gaza's border towns israel says it's in response to rocket attacks and firebomb sent and its territory attached to balloons fischman in gaza saver being punished for cross border fighting israel has closed a fishing zone off the coast of gaza a response to rocket fire from hamas fighters and as laura bird a man may reports that means many fishermen are now unable to make a living. and has been working the next gaza city's harbor for years. he says people here rely on fishing as an important source of income. but israel has their shot of the fish exhausted off the coast of gaza after cross border fighting with palestinian activists. says fisherman here a bearing the brunt of the. nor the quality of the fresh fish has been limited for a long time the seas closed borders are closed everything is closed it means we don't have any alternative to work. gaza has a population of about 2000000 people or more than half of them live in poverty that's because for more than 13 years they lived under an israeli egyptian imposed b

an egyptian delegation traveled from gaza to israel on monday reportedly with a list of demands to hamasfor a fulfillment on easing the blockade and allowing for improvement to the infrastructure and economy of the gaza strip. external mediation has worked in the past, but usually only once the situation has deteriorated more with greater levels of violence than we have seeno far this time. anchor: the u.s. postal service is suspending cost-cutting measures amid a public outcry over warnings it could affect the upcoming presidential election. louis dejoy said last week the service would not be able to handle the volume of mail-in ballots. he now says any operational changes will be made after the november election. let's go to mike hanna, live in washington, d.c. why has he made this abrupt u-turn? is there going to be enough to stop the outcry? an outcrye has been both from democrats and a number of republicans about delays within the postal service that have followed these cost-cutting measures, as he put it, undertaken by louis dejoy. he has announced these measures have been suspende

they have a financial crisis, and then there is an issue in gaza where israel is not allowing gas into gaza. wait a minute, the reason why you have a financial crisis is they are not taking the funding that is in the escrow account? it is a self-made financial crisis. in gaza, the only reason they have conflict is they are shooting rockets into israel. rewarded bad't behavior. when they came out and started criticizing america when we moved to the embassy, we basically said we will not american taxpayer money over to a people who basically insults america and take our largesse for granted. we have taken a commonsense sense approach and try not to do stupid things. every once the world was going to end, and the president today and the next morning the sun rose in the evening the sunset. he earned a lot of trust from israel because people know that he is not going to be intimidated into not doing what he thinks is right. we try to do common sense things. the problem you have in the middle east -- jerry baker wrote a phenomenal article about this in the "journal" two days ago where people

israel stop delivery of the diesel fuel to generate the electricity last week as part of its latest round of tensions with hamas gaza's ruling faction. how mass is resumed its tactic of launching balloons carrying incendiary and explosive materials into israeli territory. they've also been what it calls night disturbances along the border fence and rocket launches into israel israel has carried out nightly as strikes as well as barring all but humanitarian cargo closing off the seat of fishing vessels and stopping fuel deliveries it's a blow to economy already on its knees with unemployment surging and 55 percent of people living below the poverty line causes oldest ice cream marie was already restricted by the power shortages to using just one of its 7 production lines now its owner says it's time to shut up shop. oh i'll send my workers home and shut down the factory 4 hours aren't enough because you need 2 hours at least to call the machines before starting the production process it also means that the distributors will stop buying my products because they don't have enough electricity to store the ice cream the po

israel has again launched airstrikes against what it says are hamas targets in the gaza strip its military says the attacks were in response to rocket fire israel has shelled gaza nearly every night for the last 2 weeks it's also tightened its 13 year blockade of the territory by suspending fuel shipments and restricting fishing zones. we're going to weather update backs here on al-jazeera then a picture of defiance leaves course after pleading not guilty to defrauding president trump's most loyal supporters. and find out why parts of san francisco and neighboring areas of the worst air quality in the world about. how we got some very high temperatures still pushing into central parts of europe but coming in from the atlantic this here will something of a change nasty looking autumnal like low pressure which will sweep through some tightly packed ice so that means it's going to be very windy we've had winds yesterday gusting as high as 96 kilometers per hour some very strong winds they have rattled across and pushing their way now across the good parts of northern and western regions of th

residents look to the seaside as a place to relax and cool off an egyptian delegation traveled from gaza to israel on monday reportedly with a list of demands from hamas for the fulfillment of what it says israeli commitments on easing the blockade and allowing for improvements to the infrastructure and economy of the gaza strip such external mediation efforts have worked in the past but usually only once the situation has deteriorated more with greater levels of violence that we. seen so far this time for said al jazeera west jerusalem. there are charges there who have been a reminder of all top news stories mali's president abraham boubacar kjetil has resigned and dissolved parliament just hours after mutinous soldiers detained him and top members of his government he said he wanted no blood to be spilled because of power the west african regional bloc ecowas has ordered the closure of borders with lolli the african union and the e.u. are condemning the action and the un security council has called an emergency meeting in other news the us democratic party has formally nominated joe biden as the

early i mean this is a calling us an escalation it did come there was a projectile side out of gaza territory israel low alert in the surrounding israeli areas near to the gaza strip at around 9 pm local time and there was an interception israeli ministry says by the iron dome system and it was awesome that the israeli air strikes carried out inside gaza it says the machine that it attacked a cement factory and also underground hamas targets that were relatively close to one you know in the center of the gaza strip or i'm sorry 4th of that russian ass trucks have killed at least 3 people in northern syria 5 others were injured when bombs hit the weapons depo in the city of finish in rebel held it in the province last month un investigators accuse russia and its syrian allies of indiscriminate bombardment of civilians. still ahead on al-jazeera. flash down. the end of a historic mission for 2 nasa astronauts heralds a new era of national space travel plus. i'm robot bride and i'm going to south korea the country's cultural heartland as it celebrates its world heritage. however we've got some severe s

station it's part of a recent escalation in hostilities between hamas and israel within century balloons and rockets launched from gaza and in nightly strikes by israel the biggest fear for now is of the power of this pandemic and what it could do to a place like gaza but the hope is it can be contained in time for sit out 0. un security council's been warned that the economies of the occupied west bank and gaza are in freefall and many are living in fear and poverty the u.n. special coordinator for the middle east peace process addressed the 1st un meeting since israel normalize ties with the u.a.e. he also warned activists sending in century lives from gaza to israel that they are breaking international law let me say that we not lose sight of the deteriorating the nomics on the ground because it's teetering on the brink of another major escalation with israel the occupied west bank is fracturing under a multitude of economic and political pressures settlement expansion and demolitions continue. on daily continues to have a devastating impact on palestinian and israeli societies this is the stark reality of the curr

the only power plant in gaza has shut down after israel stopped supplying fuel that was in response to cross border fire by hamas according to gaza officials the amount of electricity available to residents has been drastically reduced a population of 2000000 relies on israel for most of its energy is currently get about 6 hours of electricity a day this could go down to half of that is heavily affects the main services in the gaza strip including health care. either moment. why does only gaza have to deal with this problem it could put 75 percent of patients lives at risk patients will die if there's no electricity here treatment times will have to be caught. risky i could be out of one of the machines will not work and staff will be forced to shorten the duration of dialysis this will cause suffering for patients and some could die so we need to provide the treatment for 4 hours every 2 or 3 days it will be a disaster and many people will suffer this is totally wrong it's put in the health of so many people the trees people might not survive when. i feel bad and i can't sleep i used

also ahead israel and hamas reach an agreement to end weeks of violence along the israel gaza border and that includes opening a main crossing. sudan takes another step to end years of conflict the country's leaders signed a peace deal with key.

kushner's visit comes amid ongoing tension not only on the israel gaza border but also the israel lebanonder. overnight the israelis struck targets in lebanon and gaza amid tension in a security situation. todd: mike pompeo taking time to address the rnc. >> i have a big job as susan's husband and nick's dad. susan and nick are more safe and their freedoms more secure because donald trump has put his america first vision into action delivering on the duty to keep us safe and our freedoms intact. this president has led bold initiative in every corner of the world. todd: the speech is stirring controversy, it did lay out the foreign-policy accomplishment of this administration. senior advisor to mike pompeo joins me to react which is mike pompeo correct? is the usa for because of donald trump? >> i actually agree because the president has delivered on key objectives that he outlined in the 2016 campaign long before he had foreign-policy advisors and the secretary of state and put it together in a way that we haven't nato alliance despite the difficulties we had with our european partners an

young man from gaza doggie's from a normally survival condition after delays in getting into israel for treatment over security risk is distraught family speak to us. sick people who get rejected pose no threat to israel even when in a very bad condition still talking about getting married having a happy life in any other countries this would have been a simple transplant. morning internationals will be sent here in moscow is kevin and with you for the next for an update of all those headlines you had a much more in detail starting with stealing with the aftermath of beirut's chemical explosion tragedy is seeing the health service stretched beyond its limits the world health organization saying that more than half of this. cities medical facilities are completely nonfunctional after building sustained heavy damage with many stuff injured themselves beirut's 3 major hospitals are out of action the ones that are left are overwhelmed last week's port blast killed more than 200 people and left thousands and injured countries have been rallying to try to send aid to lebanon with russia among

in gaza by junk palestinian man's death for survival. treating patients across the border in israel 22 year old shafi had been waiting a month for permission to visit the hospital request was denied john's father told us about his son's last few weeks. condition was discovered in mid january we noticed his face was turning yellow we hospitalized and after a few days of tests they found out that he had a plastic anemia after 3 and a half months he got a referral to go to the hospital until his from there at that time his condition was deteriorating and he needed a blood transfusion every couple of days on sunday at 10 am we were told that the application for the patient and his escort had been rejected by the israeli authorities for security reasons finding an escort wasn't easy because the coronavirus was spreading across israel finally my cousin agreed and she was accepted but the time was after 9 pm and the border was closed on sunday a week after the initial application was scheduled we were arranging ambulances both in gaza and in israel we were still doing that until july died

todd: israel giving a stark warning launching new airstrikes on the militant group in the gaza strip. jillian: in retaliation after bombs and rockets into israel. live in tel aviv tensions continue to rise. >> reporter: a senior hamas official tells fox news this new round of tension started because israel is not living up to its obligations and long-standing agreements as the humanitarian situation in gaza continues to dysuria. the israelis targeted gaza with a number of airstrikes after dozens of ied balloons were lost over the border, starting fires across the southern part of the country. a rocket was launched from gaza and intercepted by israel's missile defense system. this new tension is grading greater each day as factions are using tactics like balloon launches, nighttime confusion units and rockets to pressure israel. the israelis stopped fuel going into gaza and signs crossing restrictions. responding multiple might over the past week with airstrikes. activities being conducted by multiple groups in gaza, hamas bears the responsibility for the perspective of the israelis wa

in gaza on saturday night israel says it's in response to makeshift fire bombs attached to balloons being sent over the border from gaza palestinian anger has flared after the deal signed by israel and the u.a.e. to normalize relations the government in equitorial getting has resigned in the wake of the deepening economic crisis caused by the pandemic president. criticize the prime minister and his cabinet for failing to fulfill policy objectives you know so dissolve the cabinet 2 years ago a new government expected to be announced soon the massive oil reserves mean equitorial guinea is the richest country per capita in africa but more than half of the almost one and a half 1000000 population lives below the poverty line is the world's longest serving head of state excluding kings and queens the president of the former spanish colonies seize power by overthrowing his uncle in a coup in 1979 his son dorin obiang is vice president he was convicted of embezzlement in france 3 years ago and swiss prosecutors auctioned off 25 of his supercars in a money laundering case last year the slump

it is part of a recent escalation between hamas and israel with incendiary balloons and rockets launched from gaza nightly airstrikes from israel. the biggest fear for now is that the power of this pandemic and what it could do to a place like gaza. the hope is it can be contained in time. reporter: south korea has reported new coronavirus cases as it continues to tackle the surge in infection. government efforts to contain the virus have been entangled in conflict with religious groups. caseser: hundreds of new are being linked to the controversial right wing church in seoul. deeply opposed to the liberal government, it continued to pack in worshipers, promoting the conspiracy theory that the virus is a terror attack by north korea against its members. >> a member of our church said hand sanitizer was delivered with more chemicals than alcohol. now i see so many infections. reporter: flouting social distancing rules, church members led by their pastor, who has since tested positive for the virus, took part in this antigovernment protest in mid-august. it resulted in clusters of new cases includin

sunday a week after the initial application was scheduled we were arranging ambulances both in gaza and in israel we were still doing that until july died at around 1 pm his heart just suddenly stopped any patient can have setbacks at any moment so these delays played a key role in his death. i had graduated from our kids university with distinction and had plans to become a teacher at the un's relief agency for palestinian refugees israeli officials insists though his death was not down to them. giles 1st request was approved for july the 16th but this permit was not utilized for reasons unrelated to the israeli side on july the 63 new request was received to coordinate the patients exit foreign ambulance after his health deteriorated due to suspension of coordination by the civilian committee the organization made the request was asked to provide the missing details on july the 19th the missing details were received and his exit for treatment was approved immediately. physicians for human rights to say that access israeli health care from gaza has been limited after security coordination was ha

so israel will bombard with bombs and missiles and what comes from gaza is basicallyly a minor in comparisonthe importance of it really i don't think relates to this larger deal involving the emirates. it is part of the policy of divide and rule with -- that israel has adopted over a long period of time. the palestinian division helps. the e palestinian leaderships ad a gaza a and the w west bank tht refusesed to put t the interestf the popolicy and people ahead of their own narrow self-interestst are playing israel's gamame, boh regrettably, and deserved to be sanctioned by the palestinian people for their blindness. amy: you also have both president trump and prime minister netanyahu under fierce attack for how they have dealt with the pandemic. thousands of israelis have been in the streets protesting netanyahu, one of the worst outbtbreaks in the world. do you see a relationship with what is going on now with this announcement? and also, how would it play out? do you see this happening before the u.s. election and how do you feel people in thehe u.s. would respond to this? >> do i see an

israel and hamas reach an agreement to end weeks of violence along the israel gaza border and that includes opening a main crossing. sudan takes another step to end years of conflict the country's leaders signed a peace deal with key rebel groups.

israel's army has launched air strikes targeting several hamas positions in gaza palestinians fire rockets into israel israel says it was intercepted by the iron dome defense system the israeli army says it's hit what it calls a syrian terror squad accused of planting explosives along the border fence of the occupied golan heights israel says 4 soldiers from syria's special forces were killed in the ambush. people have been told. in the united states. is still burning. around the area surrounding. those. minutes. other columbus alaska was a. second polar bear good 2nd for armada somebody wanted to get there before the 2nd before the year before the north big macand allowed to a number fi fans had their can macand they could have he had more air but that far . and we had the had he. yeah he was sorrow. so when my poor poor 4 was. still an. official a little alarm over here on the official line on one of the elements to come across . the mother who was a little. innocent the last. ben was a valid that one does ina garten city mostly due to an economic and. let me add to add. a few what if. d