the role that yasser arafat played in forming black september and planning its operations has always been open to conjecture today al jazeera can finally reveal the truth. of here are 5 new everything. he wasn't a guitar player he was the leader of the revolution and the canister. that the film mob. used to act in concert with arafat when we were preparing for an operation in jordan arafat came to our camp that didn't meet with us then came by helicopter and met with us while arafat was in another room in the camp he didn't want to meet with us but later on he denies it us on. the assassination of tel was just the opening shot of the black september organisation . a more dramatic operation was carried out the following year at an event chosen by the palestinians because they knew the whole world would be watching. at the 1972 munich olympics black september operatives infiltrated the olympic village killing 2 israeli athletes and seizing another 11 as hostages. the kidnappers demanded a prisoner swap and the plane to fly them out of western. holding the hostages at gunpoint the kidna

leader yasser arafat shook hands and sealed the deal at the white house. the children of abraham the descendants of isaac and ishmael have embarked to gather on a bold journey together today with all our hearts all our souls we've been shallow so long things come to my eye i'm we would fold against you published. and we say to you. in the old leave the voice. enough for. t.v. and not. my not mock at the said. a 2nd that you are sad that. a sob not yet you. had to step. down not just. this cell i mean i had to wash my it was the 1st time this street and christ leaders had come face to face was. condemnation of the hostility toward spread like wildfire throughout the. my. feel that you know me as well. on this black day hello betrays the blood of the martyrs who fell for their homeland. today the p.l.o. is harmed beyond belief its own people and sold out there right in their homeland palestine today the p.l.o. recognizes israel and acknowledges this really sovereignty over the whole of historical palestine. notwithstanding these criticisms law school boards

yasser and emily are voting for a democrat for the first time. so how's that going over?nchez: i've noticed people coming out of the woodwork, but interestingly enough, silently. they'll come and say, "hey, i see that you're supporting biden-- i am too. but i can't really tell anyone." or "i can't tell my family." >> dickerson: so people talk about shy trump voters. are there shy biden voters? >> emily sanchez: absolutely. >> trump: the pandemic, it's rounding the turn. >> dickerson: covid-19 has hurt donald trump in the state. the virus hammered arizona in june and july, making the state the hot spot in the nation at one point. yasser, emily and four of their five kids all got the virus at the same time. >> emily sanchez: for me, the campaign is personal. it is no longer political. >> dickerson: why? >> emily sanchez: because we've personally gone through covid- 19. we have also seen worse, where friends have died. >> yasser sanchez: and for the president to dismiss it as no big deal, or the flu, or just play politics with it, it's more than offensive. it-- it enrages me

and the right hand man of its chairman yasser arafat. he was shot dead by israeli agents in tunisia in april 988. for nearly 25 years israel refused to acknowledge its role in the operation but in 2012 it's admitted carrying out the assassination. a rare admission of responsibility for an extrajudicial killing. the. to his family friends and supporters were distraught a lot of them. undoubtedly still. have been a source of. the one. the truth eventually came out in an israeli newspaper interview by the soldier who said he killed abu jihad. the publication in israel of the details of the killing of a major palestinian figure offered a rare glimpse into israeli covert operations. what had been an open secret was now in the public domain so look after the pursuit of the. sharia. we should be servants. do are sure to look forward to clear the record the real service we. want to consider will be sure the location. of the who. shot it or we don't know. is only. to soothe or. just as money search is. going to war. very. very shallow there were

dr yasser abu jamei, welcome to hardtalk. it is great to have you in oui’ hardtalk.o have you in our london studio. your home is in gaza and you work under the most intense pressure. i want to begin with your psyche other than your patients. how does it feel to be out of gaza? it is lovely. it would be really nice to be out of a place like that. what if you need a lot of things to be... a guess, partly, i am thinking, doesn't give you a different perspective on what life is like for the people of gaza when you can look at it from outside? you feel that you are free. you start enjoying freedom. when you adjust in gaza, you feel like being locked inside. it is a big open—air prison. so when you have the chance to leave, just for a short period of time, then you feel the freedom and this is something that is not nice at all when you live in your country and you do not feel free inside. you are the director of the gaza community mental health programme. we think of gaza and we think of what happens in the conflict. we count up the casualties every time there is any sort

dr yasser abu jamei, thank you very much indeed for being on hardtalk. thank you.likely to bring a mixture of rain, sleet, and noted parts of england and wales and it could be the most significant wintry blast we have seen of the season so far across southern areas, could see some tricky driving conditions for the thursday morning commute, so stay tuned to the forecast. here it is, a area of low pressure. this is where is coming in with the cold air with a mixture of sleet and snow, mainly to the, south but the northern hills and for the cotswolds, a cold start across northern areas, further wintry showers here. for those concerned about this areas of rain, sleet, and snow which will continue to move its way across that is a through the morning, you could see some flashy deposits, into that chilterns, the northern home counties into east anglia, but the whole thing should clear away and should have left the south east, any snow will be short lived. further wintry showers across the north, temperatures ranging from 6—9d through the afternoon. through thursday night

was the contrast when you had bill clinton on the lawn of the white house with its fibre being and yasserside bringing them together that historic handshake was the contrast when you had bill clinton on the lawn of the white house with its fibre being and yasser arafat from the palestinian side bringing them together that historic handshake facet —— from rubbing... you have him now... for donald trump, this is true as of most republican resins, they have been very supportive of israel by think he has taken it to an unprecedented degree. to know who said greatest friend of israel ever, didn't he? he did. and i can understand that there are difficulties on this one. but certainly what this plan suggests is that there will be a capital of a palestinian state in a two state solution where the palestinian state with jerusalem, solution where the palestinian state withjerusalem, east solution where the palestinian state with jerusalem, east jerusalem solution where the palestinian state with jerusalem, eastjerusalem or pa rt with jerusalem, eastjerusalem or part of it as its capital. and i thin

separates religion from public run thank you all our guests yasser the aussie philip myin and his art was sorry and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website or desire dot com and for further discussion as well facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a j inside story for me and around town in the entire team here and i hope i don't . on the deserted streets of they've become from your figures couriers on bicycles delivering food or medicine to lock down colombians most of them here are venezuelan migrants they might go me so mother of 4 says contagion is always on her mind none of them receive health insurance for their work and exposing themselves and very few seem to have it yet there may be a bright side people who look down on them as a skilled migrants now say they're essential to control the virus i receive messages on the i'm seeing that we are you know as i was a nurse back what i'm doing is not all that different from my passion helping oth

international studies at the university a warm welcome to you all and like to begin in paris with yasser one of the things that is confusing to so many doesn't really understand the internal workings of france is that instead of strengthening existing antiterrorism laws and make this about a policing issue say for example something that they did in great britain this law seems to be about protecting the name the values of the republic the idea of secularism i don't understand why the values of the republic need protecting in this way can use explain what's going on. well if it nicholas sense it just the way to government is a whole day in the 1st victim of terrorism abroad i.e. muslims or the suspect community of the holme we've got a new connection to france a desire for his brother not over and to answer your question when we speak of french values this is a you know a loose term what are we really talking about if you're talking about the motu of the republic media. and fraternity where in that case where the freedom where muslims lose their riches freedoms and can't organize as commu

and the right turned man of its chairman yasser arafat's. he was shot dead by israeli agents in tunisia in april 988. for nearly 25 years israel refused to acknowledge its role in the operation but in 2012 it's admitted carrying out the assassination. a rare admission of responsibility for an extrajudicial killing. his family friends and supporters were distraught a lot of. undoubtedly still. would want. to do something resourceful. in. the middle was. going to call the one. the truth eventually came out in an israeli newspaper interview by the soldier who said he killed. the publication in israel of the details of the killing of a major palestinian figure offered a rare glimpse into israeli covert operations. what had been an open secret was now in the public domain. so a lot of the solos were. in the shower where. we should be servers. did much a little slower to clear the records of the service without washing a lot of personal mcgiver with ownership of the location was a tradition but if she was going to circle promotion or who will show

while yasser arafat and other leading figures regrouped in tunisia abu jihad and his. i was moved to the jordanian capital amman. and the 1st palestinian intifada or uprising broke out. can have a haven't. had that at. sablon and. something i'll call you know kind of what the hell and work than that into father lety utterance. sharing a living then i will be at an idea. of where elected sheriff stanek. virtue of the future will be for the nation its personal show the national discourse. i'm sure she will question to part of the road real. challenge will be sure much from shorty she will shop with she will love it if mother produces them all the nuances. of international national scene from both of the. several months into the 1st intifada fattah fighters attacked a bus close to the israeli nuclear research facility near the city of dimona. 4 israelis and 3 palestinians were killed. but we do need to reward good luck with our software so that. all of them will do our job or we desire who are sort of a jerk. lot of bullshit in the more. are somewhat and i. feel about a b

the revolutionaries of led by yasser arafat found refuge and support within syria viewed as one of the most hardline regimes in the region at the time and it was syria that brought matters to a head in 1967. but at us last i absolutely did when the israeli and us that border syria began to cry was claiming that israel was about to wage war against it and the soviets concurred so nasa sent an egyptian military delegation to the golan that studied the situation and returned with the view that war was not in the offing but then the soviets repeated their claims of a come and warm. with the mantle of leader of the arab world firmly upon his shoulders president also found it difficult to step back from the escalating tensions in the region in may $967.00 he requested the withdrawal of united nations observers from sinai and closed the suez canal to the stream shipping to israel these moves were tantamount to a declaration of war. with conflict imminent out of leaders attempted to close ranks king hussein of jordan who had been the target of accusations and insults by egyptian state media ma

forced into a corner its leader yasser arafat's soon found himself in gauged in a fratricidal fight for the control of the p.l.o. and for his life. with the withdrawal of the bulk of its forces from beirut the p.l.o. was in limbo once again few out of countries wanted to welcome thousands of palestinian fighters for the 1st time the p.l.o. is existence in exile would be without the military force that had characterized it stays in jordan and lebanon. the price of defeat in beirut soon appeared before out of the week and p.l.o. leader found himself under attack from palestinian leaders within the p.l.o. and even from within his own father factions. the critics said arafat's style of leadership was too autocratic and they accused him of abandoning the revolution by evacuating beirut and seeking going to go sheeted settlement. yes i offered to lead to any argument that got the shot yes that arafat wants to abandon the struggle we want to continue but he came to damascus and attempted a coup and fattal to kill the revolution which we want to preserve arafat has sold out because he is no lon

the father and the father for yasser arafat there is no such thing as an intifada for the sake of an intifada it's an intifada or an uprising to achieve a certain political goal hence he was always in a state of uprising. that is tough to make certain what he thought it meant as she said it. in march 1988 i was you had sent a group of palestinian commandos into israel the gunmen hijacked a passenger bus in the negev desert transporting employees to israel's top secret nuclear complex at the morning. in the ensuing firefight the 3 hijackers and 3 israeli employees were killed. the israelis were exasperated with the intifada and with the cells i will jihad was broken as. they are they that we i am a little disheartened a month after the bus attack on april 16th 1988 and is ready commando force assassinated i will jihad at his home in the tunisian coastal town of cv was a. far from stifling the intifada and will jihad assassination had the opposite effect. the occupied territories erupted in angry demonstrations. a belgian has funeral was held at the palestinian refugee camp in the mosq

party and turkey's former foreign minister yasser yeah case thanks so much yasser for coming on the un human rights commission is talking syria tomorrow your take on russia turkey relations after last week's mosca peace talks between putin and the one actually. turkish russian have become. the 2 countries they've become. interdependent for this i believe that what they're what happens the 2 countries have to agree somewhere in a middle ground well arguably turkey has a russian interest the russian pilot had to bail out of a russian warplane not long ago and similar. to one by his s 400 defense systems he then threatens the european union i think what i'm really asking here is what side is in your well of course turkey. is it a tit a lot and now again in this period turkey is seeking. to try to get weapons from the euro atlantic community that say from nato despite the fact that it was antagonized by the by the nato countries because of turkey's purchase of s. $400.00 now because of the development thing eclipse turkey turned again to the your atlantic community but your atlantic commun

yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause forso, long has died.cussion, the result was greeted with an outburst ofjoy. women ministers who'd long felt only grudgingly accepted among the ranks of clergy suddenly felt welcome. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... donald trump lays a wreath to mark veterans day. a week on, he still refuses to conceded defeat in the election. and pro—democracy lawmakers in hong kong resign en mass after four of its members are labelled by china as unpatriotic and expelled. thousands of people have taken to the streets of the armenian capital, yerevan, to protest against a deal to end the fighting in the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh. the deal, brokered by russia, has been celebrated by neighbouring azerbaijan as a victory. but the agreement is deeply unpopular in armenia. steven rosenberg has this report from yerevan. wailing at a military cemetery in yerevan, there are so many families grieving. so many fresh graves. burning incense — the armenian way of sending prayers to heaven. the sense of loss here is

he was close to the palestinian leader, yasser arafat.king to thejob after president mahmoud abbas took over through rounds of on and off talks. a viable two—state solution is the only way... he was a strong advocate of the two—state solution — the long—standing international formula for peace abandoned by the trump administration. he opposed arab gulf states normalising relations with israel but remained a moderate voice. and the only way to have peace in this region is to solve the palestinian question. is to solve the israeli—palestinian conflict. is to end the israeli occupation. saeb erekat had a lung transplant in the us in 2017 and had earlier survived a heart attack. his health deteriorated soon after testing positive for covid—19. palestinians will feel his loss strongly, at a time when relations with israel are at a new low and prospects for the creation of an independent palestinian state, the goal of his life's work, look increasingly dim. yolande knell, bbc news. you're watching bbc news. hello. the mist and fog some of you'v

yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause forso, long has died.fter 17 years of discussion, the result was greeted with an outburst ofjoy. women ministers who'd long felt only grudgingly accepted among the ranks of clergy suddenly felt welcome. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... donald trump lays a wreath to mark veterans day, his first official appearance since last week's election. as mr trump still holds back from conceding defeat, officials in georgia confirm they'll recount the votes cast in the state. and pro—democracy lawmakers in hong kong resign, en mass, after four of its members are labelled by china as unpatriotic and expelled. thousands of people have taken to the streets of the armenian capital, yerevan, to protest against a deal to end the fighting in the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh. the deal, brokered by russia, has been celebrated by neighbouring azerbaijan as a victory. but the agreement is deeply unpopular in armenia. steve rosenberg has this report from yerevan. wailing at a military cemetery in yerevan, there ar

yasser this is cornell for reining in the religious institutions reforming islam isn't this somethingwhich has been tried again and again for many years in france and never worked why. because we have the confusion we just heard before the nothing before a minutes it's a soup it's a mess and there is a mixture between what france is about really yes nice you to ease the sacred freedom of speech is sacred to freedom of religion is sick with as will but freedom of religion if i may tend mr on the shia it's the right to have a religion and to be able to express it if i tell you how freedom of speech but already are to houma then you have no free the most peach the same applies to religion so if muslims a want to be muslims and show their ideals of their faith they have absolutely the right the same way for catholics jews and even for people who don't like richard to say i do not like religion dux what niceties about i have the right to believe and not to believe and especially not to be prosecuted if i ever believe no asked for coming to divert up a new concept of islam according to him

yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause forso, long has died. declared a state of mourning. after 17 years of discussion, the result was greeted with an outburst ofjoy. women ministers who'd long felt only grudgingly accepted among the ranks of clergy suddenly felt welcome. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: donald trump lays a wreath to mark veterans day, his first official appearance since last week's election. as the president still holds back from conceding defeat — officials in georgia confirm they'll recount the votes cast in the state. and pro—democracy lawmakers in hong kong resign, en masse, after four of its members are labelled by china as unpatriotic and expelled. the regional government in ethiopia's northern tigray region has issued a decree ordering the total mobilisation of its people. state television said the authorities had ordered the population to defend itself against what it described as the flagrant aggression of the federal government. hundreds of fighters from both sides are reported to have been killed during a we

he was close to the palestinian leader, yasser arafat.ticking to thejob after president mahmoud abbas took over through rounds of on and off talks. a viable two—state solution is the only way... he was a strong advocate of the two—state solution — the long—standing international formula for peace abandoned by the trump administration. he opposed arab gulf states normalising relations with israel but remained a moderate voice. and the only way to have peace in this region is to solve the palestinian question. is to solve the israeli—palestinian conflict. is to end the israeli occupation. saeb erekat had a lung transplant in the us in 2017 and had earlier survived a heart attack. his health deteriorated soon after testing positive for covid—19. palestinians will feel his loss strongly, at a time when relations with israel are at a new low and prospects for the creation of an independent palestinian state, the goal of his life's work, look increasingly dim. yolande knell, bbc news. that's it for me and the team. see you soon. hello there. th

party and turkey's former foreign minister yasser yeah case thanks so much yasser for coming on the un human rights commission is talking syria tomorrow your take on russia turkey relations after last week's moscow peace talks between putin and the one actually. turkish russian since have become. the 2 countries they've become. interdependent for this i believe that what they're what happens the 2 countries have to agree somewhere in a middle ground well arguably turkey has been russian interests the russian pilot had to bail out of a russian warplane not long ago and similar while.

one of the biggest concerns now is that the side effects that yasser is describing, fatigue, muscle pain, fever and chills, will deter people from getting the second dose. >> every 10% or 15% of the subjects immunized have noticeable side effects that last no more than 24 to 36 hours. >> do you worry about the impact of the vaccine long term? >> the only thing that gave me some calm was trying to research the actual vaccine and trying to understand how mrna vaccines work. >> we understand this for sure. you can't get infected from this vaccine. because the vaccine doesn't actually contain the virus. even though these are genetic-based vaccines, they don't alter our dna. and as far as those side effects go, that may even be a good sign. >> that means your immune response is working for you. you should feel good about that and there shouldn't be any difficulty coming back for the second shot knowing you're in a better position to fight off this awful virus. >> for now, yasser is looking forward to his next appointment which is on december 10th. the exact day the fda might authorize the fir

was a terrorist organization led by yasser arafat a man many israelis considered hitler's successor. our thought believed in an armed struggle fighting for palestinian freedom he took pride in the slaughter of the athletes at the munich olympics opening fire on school children in monologues and planting deadly bombs all over israel. the problem was arafat's was the only one palestinians looked up to he had the final say in only gunshy ations but israel refused to talk to him. on the american i'm against a palestinian state run by the p.l.o. shelby's out of the question of no negotiations with the reality of vision but the goal was well above the most. 9 months before rabin had been elected to lead israel on a platform of peace and security. but as the months went by he delivered neither. with terror attacks on the rise and the peace process deadlocked the right wing opposition threatened to overrun him before he even completed his 1st year. in a desperate attempt to renew the peace talks deputy minister yossi beilin decided to act outside the law and set up a secret back channel to n