judea. where they are is judeo.,000 years ago it was not a religious designation. so if you ask was a jew by geo geographic designation, the answer is no. he was nasrin. is he a by religion? only in the third century did he become known as judaism is a religion. ideauld be carrying this that was a palestinian. >> that's not true. you cannot find this anywhere in the bible. was a and no one can deny that. how can you deny the birth of from the virgin mary? virgin mary, she's from nazareth and her father and family, theyr are well known by jewish people. >> so why did they deny it? >> politics. when you play politics you can say whatever you want to say. but that doesn't mean you are t right. as a time to celebrate america. you can do that with us by streaming fox nation. >> here in the old city of bethlehem where every year millions of christians make the pilgrimage to the birthplace of jesus. especially at christmas and easter. we came across one individual that had a special skill. we decided to pay a visit. >> how

it did not go well. >> judea, kingdom of the jews, islam has held palestine for more than 1000 years.ws to divide palestine between the arabs and the jews. >> the british mandate government was not able to succeed in the 1947 the un general assembly adopted a resolution to permanently partition the area. >> on may 14, 1948, the state of israel was established. >> history was made as israel was born. the jewish people have a nation of their own. >> it did not last long. immediately, its arab neighbors attacked. >> the moment the british mandate happens. >> the arab israeli war left bethlehem under jordanian control. >> invading israel at the moments of its independence. they had a stated goal to prevent any jewish country in this area. they failed, but they succeeded in part. they managed to occupy some of the territory that had been set aside by the league of nations for the jewish state. they occupied that for 19 years. it went by historic name. >> it was not a unofficial border. the mark between israel and the large area controlled by the jordanians. >> west bank is named under the

brotherhood is a group suddenly in 1914 the british managed this vital kindles the one country called judea. and the country was about 160000000 people some if it's the largest blood missile in the whole world. was like a gold mine in terms of people on court so. this is connell of course as well the most important one. in the country in the north. of the country which is one of islamic area and you can see its head tied it to bonn. looking stuff there up over. the face and head in a very stylish one of them and it's portrait. of the king but it was over to follow him when he was leaving for the most he was riding in these thieves prone. which is very classic. very very british. it's very common to see a lot of things british collected in this country you can see that robe of the king with a picture of the british queen elizabeth but very peculiar of course we call them as by the british and there are some pictures that was by the. way in a can don't was captured you can see that the kings are happy. it's. because. it's not him really wanting to think of something so it's almost they're wan

more evidence suggests involvement by egypt's security services so will that finally be justice for judea a regime that is my story. and i welcome to the program i'm imran khan it's been nearly 5 years since the death of regime in egypt you talian student was researching labor unions when he disappeared in cairo his body was dumped by road at 9 days later italian investigators say the 28 year old had been beaten and tortured new videos obtained by al-jazeera suggest the security services had followed him for more than a month if egypt blocking its investigation prosecutors in rome have now charged for gyptian agents with kidnapping and murder egypt as suspended its own probe but says whoever killed regime had no connection with the state. we today we know that the egyptian general security followed regina's tracks for 40 days we know that he was a recent 1st in a camp been transferred to cell number 13 the egyptian ministry of interior this is a very dangerous matter need telling people strongly condemn it we firmly maintain our position with respect to closing diplomatic ties with egypt

that have been brought against egypt in recent years 2 of which are directly related to the murder of judea regina 2016 and all of this continues to pile the pressure on egypt when it comes to its human rights. abuses and what it specifically says is that the egyptian authorities should not in any way impede the italian investigation should definitely not intimidate witness is involved in supporting that investigation on a much more wider level is also acting very much as an overall condemnation of abuses taking place in the country and we know that multiple people in this resolution have been named they have been asked by the parliament here for them to be immediately released including the al jazeera journalist my mood hussein who has been in jail in egypt for 4 years without trial and without charge. u.s. government agencies are rushing to beef up their computer security after confirming have been hit in a long running and sophisticated hacking operation the attackers are suspected to be russian a pair sed cyber defenses and access to e-mail and internal files at the treasury and commerc

the whole campaign of vilification against judea this attempt to destroy his character so that there is justifiable for the public not to be told. well to look the other way when he is when he's being crucified in public you know by the british and justice system it's really painful and shocking and it reinforces people's ideas about gender some not to be trusted. you know joe george was also one of the great russia gators as well ok i mean they seem to go hand in hand ok i'm going after someone that actually did the job that they would do and then on the other hand making a career out of a hoax here and this is i think that this sums up in many ways what journalism is becoming and it's it's hackery it's partisan it's an advocacy and no wonder that the public doesn't trust them in and unfortunately people will go to other sources that may not be how much veracity here and that's when you get a lot of confusion in confusion in the public sphere having said that we can leaks look at its whole history when to get something wrong when it will be any journalistic al it helped that the the

camera worn by that informant while he phones kind of their kemal right after he followed the student judea regina. security forces then allegedly search with genies house and took photographs of his belongings but johnny was found dead on the outskirts of the egyptian capital cairo 4 years ago italian prosecutors believe kemal is one of 4 egyptian officials involved in the murder but authorities have denied any involvement massimo garro is an italian m.p. and member of a parliamentary committee investigating the killing he says italians demand justice of a chinese mudda and accused egypt's government of carrying out thousands of human rights violations we want justice for a citizen who has been killed in tortured in such a terrible way we have an explanation but with him we want to ask justice and that aspect of human rights for thousands of it or daughters and sons of egypt will disappear every day and we know very well that these appearing at a faster rate by doing be able barker's you so busy i think our stand could be meaningful also for those of course in the balkans see you monday it

. >> in the new testament gospels, jesus starts his mission traveling through galilee and judea gathering followers. from them, he chooses 12 to be his closest disciples. >> the term disciple simply means learner or student, so when jesus is calling disciples, he's simply gathering a group of students round to learn from him. >> the disciples come from a wide range of backgrounds from fishermen to tax collectors. >> there was recruitment by jesus, deliberate recruitment, and he wanted a diverse group. judas may well have been one of the very first he recruited. >> jesus was a pretty good judge of character. anyone who jesus had chosen as a disciple must have had something going for him. >> judas was the treasurer of jesus' 12 disciples. he was the one jesus trusted with the money. >> jesus saw in judas the kind of man that he wanted to be his follower. we have to assume that they're friends and that they have this close relationship. >> he's special. he has a key place, and yet something's going to happen in judas that's going to lead him to fall away from jesus and to lose faith in jesus

judea to paul mikey should do that, but over time you'll get over a wooden chord polish on the horsey command would be comin on, you know, on yummy imaging that he did do live in a bar or round there with 4. committed this unit into the look was, was, was after its condemnation by the un france suffered a 2nd humiliation this time in indonesia, in april $955.00 prime minister. so conall marrow of india and egyptian president nasser brought together $29.00 countries at a conference in bandung. in java, over half of them had recently been freed from western colonial rule, is if there was any doubt on been many, many french. i know people are still going to be found in the nation, the old man way the conference talked about the old empires as powers to be defeated. starting with france. the clock was ticking on the established order. isolated internationally weakened by events in north and sub-saharan, africa, france could not continue to fight on every front on its list of priorities. algeria was at the top, morocco and tunisia were not the last. so paris allowed the return home of tuni

by al-jazeera from italian judicial sources indicate for the 1st time that 28 year old researcher judea and he was monitored while being in egypt there's a headlines got more news coming up right after what's often are. the a. lot of them. going to die. meeting mean. a lot of us i. love that one moment of the both of them listening i was never mind that it but. he didn't even talk to me matt but i was going to meet. him i mean i'm going to meet. the demand maybe. a lot more but i thought it was a name. where bassett goes a bit. of warm him up in one of the muscles. so. i knew. that he was good. and i know. now. that i was a man that you had to. go as a restaurant and sign and that you need to be me. one of the by now that they are now by city and after that you need that other you know i'm against that they're going to. be willing to expand we finally come in asia and europe greece and that's a good image of new growth ok not net new growth is coming into week not by 2 people they're paying down the loans that they took you know to come to china how many people are ready to go into the

you basically have keys to the ball enter inside of our home and you're able to rummage around in judear anything, it's a very serious attack, i would say on one hand, on the other handno we cannot be distracted because this attack, we believe we've known for about six months the way i understand it. when we talk about our election security, i think this is all part of it because there is a relationship between the solar winds attack which is basically penetrated our critical infrastructure as well as our helection security. we have to look at everything we are doing and everybody's gotta take a deep breath and back up and say with all of the agreed just behavior we have seen on our election security, we cannot stand for foreign influence which we have direct evidence of foreign influence and we also have evidence now from other countries, other foreign partners who have evidence and in fact they were watching the attacks on our election system, our election process on the third of november and they're willing to provide that directly to the president. we now have the evidence and we re

that have been brought against egypt in recent years 2 of which are directly related to the murder of judea regina 2016 and all of this continues to pile the pressure on egypt when it comes to its human rights. abuses and what it specifically says is that the egyptian authorities should not in any way impede the italian investigation should definitely not intimidate witnesses involved in supporting. investigation on a much more wider level is also acting very much as an overall condemnation of abuses taking place in the country and we know that multiple people in this resolution have been named they have been asked by the parliament here for them to be immediately released including the al jazeera journalist who's saying who's been in jail in egypt for 4 years without trial and without charge as a said a vote expected to take place shortly with a result soon of very much a wake up call for the kind of relationship the e.u. and its members states should have with egypt going forward. back of their lives for us and brussels thanking the u.s. government agencies are rushing to be found for the

parliament deplores attempts by egyptian authorities to hinder progress in the judea regina murder investigation and also expresses regress over a persistent refusal by egypt to give italy information needed for a transparent probe and it urges the e.u. member states to pressure egyptian authorities to fully cooperate with italian investigators and warns against the intimidation of witnesses and its lee's government is also urging the e.u. to help seek justice citing new evidence which suggests 4 egyptian security personnel took part in regime is kidnapping and that one was involved in the killing and italian journalist and former cabinet minister are both returning from the us highest award it's in protest against gyptian president sisi being awarded the same honor last week. joins me now live from brussels tell us a bit more about what's going to happen today. with the torture murder of jewelry genie in 2016 has gone way beyond being a diplomatic row a spat between italy and egypt it's reverberated all the way here to the european parliament where a draft resolution is now being debated puttin

prosecutors announced plans to charge for senior members of egypt's security services over the killing of judea rich any his body was found in a ditch outside cairo and 2016. yeah me too julio julio regina he was spied on for many weeks and that was even in his house the egyptian national security forces entered his room searched it and took pictures of his passport and followed him everywhere they were taking pictures of him and creating a spy network that includes his friends all this can't be done by one individual only and the responsibility as well can't be placed on one single person such a matter and daschle would be from the highest authorities. when the war and bosnia ended 25 years ago but there is still a quest for justice nearly 600 people are still awaiting trial and following the closure of the war crimes tribunal for the former yugoslavia in the hague courts in bosnia have taken over that naval process our correspondent tony betty went to a committee in central bosnia that's the scene of one of the atrocities in the war there survivors say many of the guilty are still walking fre

president trump says that yuli judea -- rudy giuliani has tested positive for covid-19 as the u.s. faces new infection records. the u.k. is expected to start vaccine shots this week. kamaruddin is in hong kong. -- providing a boost through that rally given the uptick we have seen in iron ore prices. bhp shares are rising more than 2%. check out the aussie 10 year yield. u.s. futures opening with little change in the asia session. slightly under pressure this morning. testing this amid uncertainty over brexit talks. kathleen: let's get right back to the brexit talks. last ditch negotiations have resumed in brussels. officials say that the next 48 hours are crucial. >> we welcome the fact that progress has been achieved in many areas but significant on thesees remain three critical issues. both sides underline that no agreement is feasible if these issues are not discussed. >> joining us now to sort this out, where are we? arelicting talk on whether not there has been a breakthrough on fishing. ready tois apparently put out that internal bill that some of thes previous agreements. wh