other than the u.n., send a significant part of our assistance through gaza and the west bank. as the funding gets released from congress and through the system, you will see more of that flowing toward the organizations. in our experience, that is what we found to be the most effective way of going around organizations like hamas and in some cases, the palestinian authority as well because of their inability to manage some of these resources. that is why we will be using these ngos. i am not sure what the person met by development work but right now, we are focusing primarily on humanitarian assistance. people have water, food and health care. then you can think about these types of projects that david was talking about. we are certainly working on them very quietly among other things that he mentioned and some other items as well. how can you take advantage of this new strategic situation that ambassador jeffrey described? you may have emirate or private-sector support for these water projects. these things were not possible to even dream about a couple of years ago and now t

efforts in gaza and the west bank and the prospect for restarting the israeli-palestinian peace talks from the woodrow wilson center this runs one hour and 40 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. i'm the director of the middle east program here at the wilson center. welcome to our event this morning the godless cease-fire what's next. we have a very distinguished panel this morning to discuss the latest development on the palestinian arena and the biden administration policies in the region particularly after the cease-fire that ended the violence that took the lives of more than 250 palestinians including 66 children in gaza and 13 is raley's including two children. we are glad to welcome president and ceo of the wilson center to introduce the panel this morning. we also welcome the acting assistant secretary for their remarks from the biden administration's policy. we also welcome his excellency and ambassador of egypt to the united states to discuss egypt's role in brokering the negotiations as well as the washington institute after his most recent trip to israel and the west bank a

that's $38 million in new assistance for humanitarian efforts in both gaza and the west bank. of that 38 million, $33 million is going to support the operations in those locations. $5.5 million will go to other humanitarian partners. we are working with congress to ensure these resources are available as soon as possible. and that assistance will provide emergency shelter, food, relief items, health care, mental health and psychosocial support for those who experience trauma. as i said, we will be doing this through trusted, vetted independent partners who distribute directly to the people in need, not through hamas. throughout all of this, we are committed to strengthening our engagement with the palestinian authority and the palestinian people so that we can work with them to achieve a democratic and viable state that upholds the rule of law, promotes freedom of expression and supports human rights. in recent days, we have seen with that's more important. president biden has been crystal clear in saying, he believes palestinians and israelis equally deserve to live safely an

the 11th palestinian child killed in the occupied west bank this year. that is according to defense for children international. yesterday, israeli forces raided the group's main office, seizing files about palestinian children in israeli detention. can you comment on this? omar: absolutely. there has been a systematic assault on human rights advocacy, on the individuals and groups that are reporting, documenting, speaking out against the reality of israeli oppression. for international groups, that can take denial or deportation. palestinianroups face the worst. this is not the only example of the army rating a human rights organization. it happened a couple of years ago. it is not limited to that. there are palestinian human rights defenders that are sitting in israeli players and -- israeli prison. there are human rights defenders who face a travel ban that seems lied to the work they do promoting awareness and an end. it is important to speak out and defend the space for human rights advacy. if the international community cannot protect the space for

he shares the border with j gaz israel and the west bank. i had the opportunity to sit down with the king on friday for a wide-ranging exclusive. your majesty, welcome. >> thank you, fareed. >> i have to ask you first about what seems to be the most startling thing looking at your part of the world, which is the new government in israel. prime minister netanyahu and yourself had a good relationship but a tough one. the new prime minister says he rules out ever the idea of a palestinian state. in fact, he's talked about n nixing israel and nixing the west bank. how do you look at that government and what do you think the prospects for peace are? >> again, fareed, we've known each other long enough to know that we always look at the glass half full. for the leader in that part of the world, i think it was important to unify messaging because there are a lot of challenges, as you know, that we'll probably get into. it was important for me not only to meet with the palestinian leadership after the war which i met general gantz because we really

in fact, he's talked about annexing israel and annexing the west bank. do you look at that government and what do you think the prospects for peace are? >> again, fareed, we've known each other long enough to know that we always look at the glass half full. for the leader in that part of the world, i think it was important to unify messaging because there are a lot of challenges, as you know, that we'll probably get into. it was important for me not only to meet with the palestinian leadership after the war which i met general gantz because we really have to get people to the table. so on how we get the palestinians to talk, maybe a a challenge that this government may not be, in my view, a two-state solution which i think is the only solution. how can we build the differences between jordan and israel, because it's not been good. but more importantly from my view, is getting the israelis and palestinians engaging again. i came out of the meeting fairly encouraged, and i think we've seen in the past couple of weeks not only a better understanding between

in the west bank by the 1st woman to hold a seat in the highest executive body in palestine talked to her on a shroud. we thank you so much for coming back on the show before we get on to, i mean, so far are know sci fi, this is been a watershed. some are saying, what are you hearing about the scale of suffering in the past few weeks from these? well, british american and you nation weapons launched last row. i'm sure you have hundreds of innocent civilians can have older women and children. family children actually have homes. they monist again, you'll have 14000 attention and really being destroyed. you have the interest of the roads, the water system, even to the point of getting to the electricity and song you have many clinics to start. so it's like this studying the economics as that, as benson and the human dimensions of guys guys i know and let alone talking about the west bank and through some of which you have scores have thousands injured. so that is an insurance and targeting that has been adult to the use of a cruel violence. and of course it's the innocent civilian. so i

it prevents palestinians in the west bank from settling permanently with their spaces for mistrial or occupied east jerusalem. another flow is created in 2003 during the 2nd intifada and requires annual renewal . hurry for such reports manage archery lives, a divided life dominated by the architecture and bureaucracy of occupation when he was born just outside jerusalem's eastern limits. so his id papers are those of the palestinian from the west bank, but he lives in occupied east jerusalem with his daughter and wife, both of whom have jerusalem. i d's mohammad has to apply for a special military permit every 12 months, just to live in his own home. and it because of likely to at any moment them i tell you that we have to leave you a note welcome. his wife cannot, he could only wish for the chance of permanent secure status and more we would have more freedom. he could work easily, movies in the travel and live daily life more easily. and when you don't have anything and you're afraid over time, get across. ok, party, seriously. thousands of families have been put in this position by

the palestinian authority allowed israel to confine us to the west bank.ed the right of return for refugees. it has ignored palestinians with israeli citizenship. nermeen: could you explain who funds the palestinian authority and what you think needs to happen? >> the palestinian authority is funded from different actors and parties, namely international states within the eu, the u.n., and other actors as well. we should not just confined -- the bigger focus is what is being funded. most of the funding is coming under the emblem of capacity building of palestinians, but it is really going to the security forces. this is where the money is being flooded. every year, i see nor police cars instead of more schools and that is because this is what israel also wants. it wants us to turn into watchdogs so it can become a cheaper occupation and colonialism on that front. the pa is not just being funded and material value. it is being supported by tolerating the repression. we have been speaking about this for over a decade. over a decade palestinians were getting

the plo shut down a media organization in the west bank, saying the office does not have a license.crackdown has such journalist being assaulted. amnesty international called a campaign of repression. reporter: boston admin -- palestinian activists are unsure how to tell their children about their arrest by the palestinian police. early in july, they were detained. the police said the gathering did not have a permit. when he protested, she was assaulted and detained. >> my five-year-old boy wanted to be a policeman. the estimate for a costume. after he saw the police assault make, he told me the police are scary. reporter: the part and a wave of protests that were broken up using excessive force. some journalists were banned from reporting, others detained and beaten. a few said they were sexually harassed. it's unusual for reporters to be wearing flak jackets. the security forces have assaulted journalists while they were reporting on demonstrations in recent weeks. the death of a prominent activist while in custody has sparked wide calls for reform. a top aide apologized to the fa

in news from the occupied west bank, israeli forces have shot dead a 12-year-old palestinian boy namedohammed al-alami while he sat in the back seat of his father's car at an israeli checkpoint north of hebron. mohammed is the 11th palestinian child shot and killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank this year. that is according to the defense for children international which publicized his killing on wednesday. earlier today, israeli forces raided the main office, seizing files about palestinian children in israeli military courts. meanwhile, on tuesday an israeli soldier shot dead a palestinian plumber on his way home from work in the west bank town of beita on tuesday. shadi omar lotfi salim is at least the seventh palestinian killed recently near beita, which has been the scene of numerous protests against a new israeli settlement. israel has launched what has been described as a maximum pressure campaign against ben & jerry's and its parent company unilever, after the iconic ice cream brand announced it would halt sales in israeli settlements in the occupied west bank. isr

and the occupied west bank. i fired rubber coated bullets, stone grenades, tear gas, and through sewage, watered with people mourning the death of chicago was a wad was hit with live ammunition in the head and stomach during the funeral of a 12 year old. also killed by israeli gunfire. and $200.00 palestinian protest as were injured during attacks by israeli forces in the village of beta and south of nablus in the occupied west bank. it happened after friday prayers when palestinians were marching against the construction of an illegal settlement. all posts, they say those are designed to capture palestinian land in the occupied territory. israel has started offering a 3rd shot of the coven, 900 vaccine president, as i close all and his wife with the 1st to receive the booster. the extra shops will be for people above the age of 60 who received their 2nd dose more than 5 months ago. how the bell, hamid reports from western usage them. for the past few days, there been more than 2000 new cases per day and there i

so far, around 30% of eligible palestinians in the occupied west bank and gaza have received at least cancelled a deal to receive them, saying they were too close to the expiry date, thought to be july 31. in the past few days, the uk has also turned down a deal to swap them for doses manufactured later on. there's a humanitarian imperative that these vaccines end up in somebody�*s arms, preferably some people who are at high risk of being exposed or dying of covid. one hopes that on the international stage, similarly, the right people will make decisions swiftly. israel says it's in talks with other countries to offload its surplus vaccines and that pfizer would have to approve any deal. a pfizer spokesperson says the company is happy to discuss potential donation requests of the pfizer—biontech covid vaccine between governments on a case—by—case basis particularly if this helps ensure the vaccine is used to protect people from this disease. the countries who have the financial muscle to do so have ordered many more doses of vaccine than they actually need, and there is clearly a nee

so his id papers are those of a palestinian from the west bank, but he lives in occupied east jerusalem with his daughter and wife. both of whom have jerusalem ideas. mohammed has to apply for a special military permit every 12 months, just to live in his own home. because you don't like it at any moment to them. i tell you that you have to leave you a note. welcome. his wife 100. he could only wish for the chance of permanent secure status and more we would have more freedom. he could work easily, movies and he travel and live daily life more easily. unlike when you don't have anything and you're afraid over time, get across. okay, pretty seriously. thousands of families have been put in this position by a temporary law that has to be renewed every 12 months. the question for them is whether the political shift inside israel could ease that burden on them. israel's new right wing prime minister natalie bennett, leads a government that contains left wing and palestinian israeli parties who is set against voting to extend the law. this is a trap for him because it, it's not a law which i

a plan to transfer them to the occupied west bank fell through last month.t going ahead. mark lobel reports. israel set the pace on vaccinations last december. it secured early deliveries of the pfizer vaccine, agreeing to share its medical data along the way. but recently, about a million excess doses have built up after a slower youth drive. so who else could they go to? so far, around 30% of eligible palestinians in the occupied west bank and gaza have received at least one vaccine dose. but last month, the palestinian authority cancelled a deal to receive them, saying they were too close to the expiry date — thought to be july 31. in the past few days, the uk has also turned down a deal to swap them for doses manufactured later on. there's a humanitarian imperative that these vaccines end up in somebody�*s arms — preferably some people who are at high risk of being exposed or dying of covid. 0ne hopes that on the international stage, similarly, the right people will make decisions swiftly. israel says it's in talks with other countries to offload its sur

a plan to transfer them to the occupied west bank fell through last month.. mark lobel reports. israel set the pace on vaccinations last december. it secured early deliveries of the pfizer vaccine, agreeing to share its medical data along the way. but recently, about a million excess doses have built up after a slower youth drive. so who else could they go to? so far, around 30% of eligible palestinians in the occupied west bank and gaza have received at least one vaccine dose. but last month, the palestinian authority cancelled a deal to receive them, saying they were too close to their expiry date — thought to be july 31. in the past few days, the uk has also turned down a deal to swap them for doses manufactured later on. there's a humanitarian imperative that these vaccines end up in somebody�*s arms — preferably some people who are at high risk of being exposed or dying of covid. 0ne hopes that on the international stage, similarly, the right people will make decisions swiftly. israel says it's in talks with other countries to offload its surplus vaccin

all guy is liberated, living on an hundreds of protests of gathered in the occupied west bank of the killing of a prominent palestinian activist. they demanded the resignation of a president man with the 5. joining the protested were relatives of news. our banner who died last week after being arrested and beaten by palestinian authorities security forces finance death lead to protest across the occupied west bank. near the abraham brings is more on the story now from ramallah all the palestinian authority and leave one of the year in processors and calling for accountability of what they got the nation of the political activists. new thought by now the new daughter had died that the hands of the palestinian security forces who arrested them a week ago, the print being pro just dropped the occupied work bank that i've been met by by the palestinian authority committee. and we want to prove to the palestinian authority that we were just our children to know that we under to occupation. and we are like news that we want to have the freedom to express ourselves. so our children live in

were injured during attacks by israeli forces in the village of beta that south of nablus in the west bank. it happened after friday prayers when palestinians were marching against the construction of an illegal settlement of posts. they say they're designed to capture palestinian land in the oak. my territory lebanon's president says he's ready to answer questions about last year's bay report exposure . and michelle owen was quoted saying, no one is above the law. when you have been angry, that was to your own, no senior officials have been held to account. the boss was caused by a large quantity of chemicals that had been stored unsafely at the port for use. well, the 200 people were killed. and as the one year anniversary of the port exposure approaches correspondent that hotter has been looking into how it could have happened programs i will search for answers is at $1630.00 g t. it's about an hour from now to philippines is restoring a security packs with the us, which allows american troops to train in the country. this was announced during a visit by us defense secretary lloyd austi

that as eventually and the human dimensions of guys guys are known, let alone talking about the west bank and through some of which you have scores have thousands injured. so that is an insurance and targeting that has been done to the use of a cruel violence. and of course it's the innocent civilian. so i think that's right . and this is not the 1st time this is really that true. highly richer of a cruel and accountable occupation that uses all of these weapons state of the art, so to speak, in order to target and destroy either a captive civilian population or a civilian population and cancer testing. and they all claim that there's just some difference. there's been as just show misleading, as the aerial bombardment to continued in the past few days. what do you think went through jo biden's mind appearing not to call explicitly for a sci fi and appearing to block the un security council resolution back to my old members of the un security council proposed by the rotating president china. the minded bench back to the 3 and to the usual problem that we heard from american administration

washington protests against the palestinian authority to have been taking place in the occupied west bank. they've been called for weeks now for palestinian president bus to quit after the death of an activist in p. a custody last month. it's all been out, it was known phase social media videos, highlighting alleged corruption has sent us this update from ramallah and the occupied west bank the capital it to be protested that but not a couple of weeks ago. he had been arrested by palestinian security forces and according to witnesses severely big enough and an autopsy policy advised that he died as a result of injury be received when he was beaten or 40 member can insecurity or to come to the no one yet charge the we've been death, protested a calling for justice for him. i'm calling with how is the new president my mood about to go? but not the fear critic of the president of a mighty, relatively small scale protests. for 2 or 3, we sent any sign of outward descent, previous attempts to whole process. last couple of weeks. i've been violently surprised by the security forces that allow t

my apologies here is ben smith in the west bank the capitalist, today's protest. but not a couple of weeks ago. he had been arrested by palestinian security forces and according to witnesses severely enough. and an autopsy policy advised me that he died as a result of the injuries he'd received when he was beaten. 40 members policy security in custody. no one yet charged with death, protested a calling for justice. for him. i'm calling with how is the new president my move about to go, but not the 5th critic of the president of a multi, relatively small scale protest. the authorities here are extremely sensitive to any sign of i would dissent pretend to whole process last couple of weeks. i've been violently suppressed by the security forces that allow this one to go ahead and move it increasingly on popular here. that was a post election last month. they were cancelled again and he's been effectively ruling by decree for much of the 15 years since i were elections last held. his a be sort of protest, a really, really sort of out that there is off issue voice extr

his death led to demonstrations across the occupied west bank. 14 palestinian authority security officers are facing further questioning over the death of the activists. no charges have been made. you know, every has more from the protest in ramallah resolve the palestinian authority and leave one of the year in processors and more accountability of what they say the nation of the political activists knew thought by now not had god that the hands of the palestinian security forces were rest of them a week ago, printer being that great crow, just the rock the occupied was bank that i've been met by by the palestinian authority. we want to prove to the palestinian authority that we were just didn't to know that i'm going to occupation that we are like missouri now we want to have the freedom to just our children live in a hurry. i think dissolve the parliament there clamping down on freedoms, including opinions on social media, the clamping down on the civil society and the press. what's left and we've had enough this satisfaction with the palestinian authority has already been on the rise,

it was killed on thursday in the occupied west bank . they fired rubber coated rabbit coated bullets rather stunroad again. and he gas at people mourning the death of shall cat wives. he was here with live ammunition and the head and stomachs during the funeral of a 12 year old, also killed by israeli gunfire. palestinians and his rally forces also clashed in the west bank. the village of beat this time after friday, pres, 40, protested we injured, had been marching against the construction of an illegal settlement for months. people from beta and neighboring areas have been demonstrating against israel's construction of app. oh, me at the village. wild 5 in turkey. have killed at least 4 people. they've been burning all week long take he's mediterranean and i gene coasts dozens of 5 have been reported to authorities. we're now trying to find out how they started seeing them. cousin lou report deadly terrifying and destroying everything in their path. for the 2nd day firefighters, have them battling places in the coastal town of mars hom

and he's in israel expected to vote on a controversial law that prohibits palestinians from west bank from settling permanently with their spouses, from israel all parties to recent him. it's been renewed every year since 2003. but as harry force that report, there's a chance that this time it won't happen. mama daughtry lives a divided life dominated by the architecture and bureaucracy of occupation when he was born just outside jerusalem's eastern limits. so his id papers are those of a palestinian from the west bank, but he lives in occupied east jerusalem with his daughter and wife. both of whom have jerusalem ideas. mohammed has to apply for a special military permit every 12 months, just to live in his own home. because you don't like it at any moment, them i tell you that you have to leave you welcome. his wife kennedy could only wish for the chance of permanent secure status and more we would have more freedom . he could work easily, movies in the travel and live daily life more easily. and when you don't have anything and you're afraid all the time, get across. ok, party, ser

injured during attack spies, ready forces in the village of beta and south of nablus in the occupied west bank. it happened after friday prayers when palestinians were marching against the construction of an illegal settlement. outpost, they said they're designed to capture palestinian land in occupied territory in syria. several demonstrations of taken place in the north west against violence in the southern problems have been on protest as a don't denouncing the military campaign launched by syrian government forces. at least 18 people have been killed and thousands displaced in the worst violence since the government recaptured the area 3 years ago. the 1st person to be tried under beijing's national security law in hong kong has been sentenced to a total of 9 years in prison tongue. in kit was convicted for inciting, secession and terrorism. he was arrested last year for writing a motorbike into a group of police officers while flying a flag, calling for hong kong liberation, and esteemed to national called his conviction. i'm sorry, condemned his conviction as the beginning of the end of

so far around 30% of eligible palestinians in the occupied west bank and gaza have received at least authority cancelled a deal to receive them, saying they were too close to the expiry date, thought to bejuly 31. in the past few days, the uk has also turned down a deal to swap them for doses manufactured later on. there is a humanitarian _ manufactured later on. there is a humanitarian imperative - manufactured later on. there is a humanitarian imperative that| a humanitarian imperative that these vaccines end up in somebody�*s' arms and preferably somebody�*s' arms and preferably some people who are at high risk of being exposed or dying of covid. 0ne hopes that in the international stage, similarly, the right people will make decisions swiftly.- the right people will make decisions swiftly. israel says it is in talks _ decisions swiftly. israel says it is in talks with _ decisions swiftly. israel says it is in talks with other - it is in talks with other countries to offload its surplus vaccines and that pfizer would have to approve any deal. a pfizer spokesperson says the company

his death led to protests across the occupied west bank. a military spokesman says the 14 officers or members of the patrol that arrested him, no charges have been laid, need to have him joining us now from ramallah. talk us through what has been happening today, ended up several 100 people have gathered here at the minot. i squid and got my mother chancing logan like me, leave our bath and they're saying that they want revenge. we are usually we usually the police courses that are stationed here. we're not seeing that present police present here at the menorah quit, but we're hearing that there are right in the street near the round about here because this is the 3 that you do the lead to the presidential headquarters. paul saw so we believe that if the protesters are going to try and head towards the presidential headquarters, they might be mapped with poor. now when it comes to how the policy approach is going to deal with, if it's a wait and see, but we've seen that violence track down protestors who turned up last week to protest the d

after ben and jerry's announced it would no longer serve ice cream in the israeli occupied west bank palestinian official to the un's highest body says the company should be saluted, while the israeli ambassador called ben and jerry's decision part of an anti semitic boycott. these companies have no moral reservations about operating in countries, which are truly among the words. worst violators of human rights. the ice cream giant, which has a history of taking progressive stances, made the announcement last week, saying it was inconsistent with their values to sell their products in israeli occupied territories. the move was seen as one of the highest profile snubs by a well known company against israeli settlements. in its own statement, ben and jerry's parent company, unilever said it was fully commit it to its presence in israel, but also recognized the right of the brand to take its own position on social justice missions. ben and jerry's withdrawal will not take effect immediately as its contract with the vendor that produces its ice cream in israel doesn't expire until the en

still to come here on al jazeera anger and the occupied west bank, the jail palestinian activists is denied the chance to say a final farewell to her daughter. getting up border security, we'll take a look at the new technology aiming to stop refugees crossing from turkey over the water into greece. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored like cattle airways. hello, there. the monsoon range remain pretty active across much of south asia. we've seen them really come into force across the north west of india. we've had severe land slides and flooding in him shall pradesh and we've got the severe storms continuing across. those northern states raja stana tupper dish seems some of those sharper showers and lightning strikes when northern pakistan the wet weather does continue . we could see some flooding here as those rains kick in. but much of the west coast of india in on dated with those monsoon rains and stronger winds as well. we've got to red alert out for go. so we are expecting those rains to continue to fall pretty heavily. and as we go into thursday, it's also cen

living under occupation in the west bank, i the bbc had no comment to make on the case but the issuef its staff or potential staff posting their views online is clearly a front one for the corporation as it is rather journalist organisations. the director general warned stephanie took over last year that sharing their opinions on social media could harm the organisations reputation for our impartiality. reprimanded by the bbc executive complaints unit after she retreated a post asking she deleted that retreat quickly but they said that... last year, the bbc commissioned an independent review into this whole area headed by richard, formerly a director of global news of the bbc and now professor of journalism at cardiff university and hejoins me now. thank you for coming on news watch. should bbcjournalists not just be on social media or is there a clear line that they can stay the correct side of? is unrealistic to suggest that they should be on social media at all because social media has such a big place in our public consciousness in public debate. but they did to be extremely care

where the forces of demo demolish the home of the palestinian accused of carrying on shooting in the west bank and israeli court rejected a petition by the strange wife who lived with their children. the drive by shooting in may killed one person and wounded 2 others. dozens of people have held a vigil for the victims of the building collapsed in miami. in florida, authority of ended the search for survivors, though they will continue to search for bodies 54 people have been confirmed dead 86 after accounted for apartment tower collapse. maybe 2 weeks ago. european union has fines. german comic is 875000000 euros commuting to present the latter clean emission technology. you have to trust body says diamond b m w, and the volkswagen group denied, consumes chance to buy less, producing cost a dime the escape to find because it revealed the cato to the commission of spain and lithuania, had to break off a press conference at an ad bass, when she gets behind them was grumbled and triggered according to the spanish government. i'm an identified and play over the baltic. spain currently has 7 euro f

, have been rescued from the burning wreckage. hundreds of palestinians have demonstrated in the west bank city of ramallah. they're demanding president a bus resign the pro, respond when activists news are not. ban us, his name died in custody last month and i was a vocal critic of the palestinian authority. so testers, according to justice preparations are on the way to demolish the remaining part of a high rise apartment building that collapsed in florida. the demolition could happen as early as monday, search and rescue efforts. as the sign has been suspended with the bodies of 24 people recovered so far, 121 of those remained, unaccounted for iraq to the underwater gas pipeline has sent flames boiling to the surface of the gulf of mexico. because state and oil company says nobody was hurt in the incident and that the lake has been brought under control. it's unclear how much environmental damage was caused authorities and parts of western canada and preparing to evacuate towns at risk from dozens of wildfires. at least 175 burning in the province of british columbia fuel by days, very

some other stories making news around the world. hundreds of palestinians have demonstrated in the west bank city of ramallah. they're demanding president mahmoud abbas to resign. the protest for spark when activists are by not died in custody last month and not was a vocal predictor of the palestinian authority. protesters are calling for justice . search efforts have been put on hold at the site of last week's partial building collapse and florida ration are underway to demolish the rest of the high rise. miami date mer assigned the emergency order to protect rescue, cruise demolition could happy happened rather as early as sunday. so far, the bodies of 24 people have been recovered. ruptured under water, gas pipeline hasn't flings boiling to the surface of the gulf of mexico. mexico state on the oil company says nobody was hurt in the incident and that the leak has been brought under control. it's unclear how much environmental damage was caused. thousands of march across brazil in protest, and what they say is present variables in arrows, miss handling of the cobra. 1900 pandemic. more t

after all he should know from carter's experience are more interested in building settlements in the west bank than they are having a piece or state solution. i also ended the piecework began tongue-in-cheek saying if you ever find yourself in a pond fishing and you were suddenly attacked by killer or rabbit, do not try to hit it with an oar. because americans love their rabbits even when they are swimming. [laughter] it was a funny piece. i think actually seriously biden can learn a lot from the carter presidency. and i think actually in a way they are on the same page. biden was the first senator to endorse carter in 76 campaign. they have a similar political belief and trajectories. i think harder willingness to take political risk and not to look at the politics of an issue. and then to try to simply do the right thing is something we are seeing joe biden trying to do now. he is at a stage of course and as long 40 plus political career, biden is where he can afford to take political risk without worrying about it. >> our next question is your book is the latest in a series of re- evaluatio

, have been rescued from the burning wreckage. hundreds of palestinians have demonstrated in the west bank city of rama, la, demanding president moslin bus. resigned the protest, respond to an activist news. bannock died in cost to the last month. it was a vocal critic of the palestinian authority protested on calling for justice. preparations on the way to demolish the remaining of a high rise apartment building that collapsed in florida. demolition could happen on monday. search and rescue efforts at the site have been suspended with the bodies of 24 people recovered so far. 121. others remained unaccounted for south africa, the former president jacob's name it was due to begin a jail term today thought has been delayed pending review by the countries supreme court. last week zoom was found guilty on contempt challenges sentence 15 months in prison. hundreds zane, the supporters have been gathering outside his home to show their solid derek. he was a former later 9 year term in office was overshadowed by corruption allegations. good all, if you just stand well on the line for us, if they