did and knowing it now i'm a little injections the judges are doing a fantastic job now president abbas what was the prison system there's a go i mean i told him mr president you must specify the steps in accordance with the timelines and i'm willing to go along with it as long as we reach the ballots i'm not the biggest and you say you can't have elections until you unify whatever strategy you sort you were employing to make things better for your people it's not working i mean garceau you've actually been helping to cause hardship you asked israel to cut electricity to cause us not because of iran with hamas are saying it's not true you didn't ask them that's not true you don't look i haven't i haven't overloaded wagon of complexities around you know i mean how could the negotiations with me on twenty third of april two thousand and fourteen. because we signed the shuttle agreement would have us and he said to me that even you choose peace between me when you or anyone from us so rick perry suspended the negotiations of our sense i have an overloaded wagon of complexities i'm twenty y

honest and well that's why that's why president abbas told donald trump damn your money and may your house be destroyed that's the present outbursts that. i myself met with the president crumble and his team and two thousand seven hundred thirty seven. i think we got the records and then you came up with that and then all of a sudden resigned from decided to take unilateral. steps rather than negotiation he declared draws from as its capital moved very impressive jerusalem when you get the so couldn't be your capital as well what you like to say that when you say. what you said you remember what you saw of course i remember i said i was in the white house thirtieth of november meeting with dr cautionary and just. planning for my president to come and meet president come on december fifth he said it was not ruling out jerusalem on the part of your cup of you as well i'm going to give you facts. so mr questionnaire camorra fifty times somebody who supports thirty from the wrong but first of december you're supposed to sign on not moving them to see and he said to me you're not going to

place that was all over the place but this is better and i was in floods of tears over my favourite abbahas a sequence which features my love of my life which i think is the greatest abba song and you know the secrets i mean. i was in floods of tea rs. secrets i mean. i was in floods of tears. so i laughed and cried.” have never ever cried in the cinema in my life. have you really never cried in a movie? have you ever watched it's a wonderful life? your challenge is to watch that again to the last seen without bursting into tears. if you don't cry, you are an android. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/mark kermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. the weather this weekend is looking pretty changeable. very stormy weather for a couple of days but the weather for a couple of days but the weather overall, the weather pattern is not going to change much. it is still going to be breezy at times and wind and rain not as st

at abbas near the border. and that's why regarding the palestinian side the total of the. six people one or one of them is military was being assassinated and five people have been killed during the israeli the strikes. the brief what happened but didn't out engine. running over gaza can i just. ask just to be clear about this according to what you are hearing or the people that you are speaking to have all israeli forces that were that they all departed from the strip are they all left. honestly it is very very very very difficult to make sure about this why because hamas minister been for a year a minister of information or or hamas military. warns of publishing any accurate info that's why the info is taken just from hamas military wing and they did not mention if all of them. or not all of them withdraw or not if there is any of the member. anyone of the rediscuss still in gaza or not it is not clear so far nobody can confirm even the israelis did not mention about this by. some israeli media talks about killing an israeli soldier and wanting three but we can we could

well that's why it's why president abbas told donald trump damn your money and make your house speak destroy it that's the present i said. and myself present company. two thousand seven hundred thirty seven. i think we hold the record and then you came up with that and then all of a sudden reason trump decided to take you know a lot of big question missteps rather than negotiation he declared draws from israel's capital moved the embassy to jerusalem then immediately so it couldn't be your capital as well you know what. i mean he said when you set them to remember what you saw of course i remember i said i was in the white house thirtieth of november meeting with dr questionnaire and just. planning for my president to come and meet president on december fifth he said he was not ruling out jerusalem as part of your cup but more as well i'm going to. treat him mr questionnaire camorra fifty it'll be somebody who supports certain from the wrong but first of december you're supposed to sign i'm going to not moving them just and he said to me i'm not going to go i said then my president t

well that's why that's why president abbas told donald trump damn your money and maybe your house feed destroyed you know that's the present time sir. and myself met with the president trump and his team in two thousand and seventeen thirty seven. i think we hold the record and then you came up with that and then all of a sudden resigned from decided to take you know a lot but i did get a definite steps rather than negotiation he declared duerson as israel's capital moved the embassy to jerusalem then you didn't say it couldn't be your capital as well that he would say that but did he say what did you set them to remember what you saw of course there and where he said i was in the white house thirtieth of november meeting with dr questionnaire and just. planning for my president to come and meet president come on your son but first he said he was not ruling out jerusalem not your cup of morris well i'm going to give you facts. so mr question are more fifteenth of december you should most certainly wrong but first of december you're supposed to sign on not moving them to sea and you sai

palestinians well that's why that's why president abbas told donald trump damn your money and your house speech destroyed you know that's from the present time said. and myself met with the president crumbling his team and two thousand seven hundred thirty seven. i think we got the records and then you came out with that and then all of a sudden resigned from decided to take you know a lot of the question missteps rather than negotiation you declare yourself as risk capital move the embassy to jerusalem then if you didn't say it couldn't be your capital as well what you say that when you say. well you said you remember what he stops coursera more you said i was in the white house thirtieth of november meeting with dr questionnaire and justin platt planning for my president to come and meet president drum on december first he said it was not ruling out jerusalem on the part of your capital as well i'm going to give you facts. mr questionnaire camorra fifty it'll be somebody from morsi thirty from iran but first of december you're supposed to sign on not moving them. and he said to me i'm

you never know what it was more because of the palestinians well that's why it's such why president abbas told donald trump damn your money and your house be destroyed you know that's for the present i said. and myself met with president clinton his team and two thousand seven hundred fifty seven. i think we'll hold the record and then you came out with that and then what was on them resigned from decided to take you know a lot of the big question missteps rather than negotiation he declared or soon as it was capital moved the embassy to jerusalem then begin to say it couldn't be your capital as well would you like to say that when you say what are you said to do you remember what you saw of course i remember i said i was in the white house thirtieth of november meeting with her a questionnaire and just. planning for my president to come and meet president on december fifth he said he was not ruling out jerusalem on the part of your couple more as well i'm going to tell you facts treat them mr question america more often have to talk to somebody from the wrong but first of december you're

they don't have a lot of money because mahmoud abbas is trying to starve them. are not suckers to try and do that yet again on a bigger scale in judaean samaria. in terms of my future vision... i would appreciate if you would address that point that you want the land, you are determined to annex it, even though they would be illegal under international law, but you don't want to give the arab palestinian population, which would very soon be a majority in the whole land of this future israel, you do not want to give them a full voice, it would violate democratic values and international law. you haven't read my plan. in the areas that would apply israeli law, those palestinians in those areas to which numbers between 50000 and 100,000 palestinians, they would be offered israeli citizenship. so factually you're wrong. the rest of the area would become an autonomic area managed by them. they have everything they want. it would be less of a state in that they cannot have an army and cannot have an influx of 7 million descendants of palestinean refugees create an ove

. >> can i bring up an abba reference? >> all views. >> out of respect to the reference of hip-hop, i'm not bringing disco or abba in it. >> i like abba. >> your thought where cohen goes from here? >> i think cohen you'll see relatively light sentence december 12th, based on recommendations from bob mueller, and i think cohen as more comes out, he will be pivotal as the guy there front and center ten years with his business enterprise, criminal enterprise, with his criminal family. you're going to see michael be a linchpin. >> thanks to you both for your expertise. very interesting. >>> coming up, there's so much more going on. the breaking news on this offer to putin from trump breaking this hour. how a putin spokesman used the same cover story as michael cohen. and congress who is going to have democratic gavels looking into who else lied. richard blumenthal is my guest onset. and we're going to hear from the attorney that was trump's lawyer before cohen. i interview jay goldberg. and the big picture, chris hayes gives u

mamma mia was all over the place but this is better and i was in floods of tears over my favourite abbar? have you ever watched it's a wonderful life? your challenge is to watch that again to the last seen without bursting into tea rs. if the last seen without bursting into tears. if you don't cry, you are an android. you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online. and you will find all our previous programmes on the bbc i play. we have had some downpours but is some great pictures sent in. it is all about a change with our weather. this mass of code is heading into the atlantic. it's going to pull on an anger the atlantic. it's going to pull on an angeer the atlantic. it's going to pull on an anger mr moore persistent rain but strong and gusty winds. some show is to come that they will fade. in the north that will turn chilly but on the side not so chilly. lots of cloud and hill fog and really quite damp in wet conditions by morning. it has been a pretty wet week already. that is because of these weather fronts and envelopes inside them some very warm atlantic air.

minister heiko months has held talks with his chinese counterpart in beijing the meetings come day after abbas called for more transparency from china over its treatment of the country's weaker muslim minority u.n. experts say there are credible reports that china is holding up to a million weaker muslims in large in term and camps. libyan leaders are discussing united nations plans to stabilize the country after seven years of turmoil and it's the first time representatives of israel of libya's rival governments and factions. met since may the talks are being hosted by italy which hopes a more stable libya could help stem the flow of migrants reaching its shores by the mediterranean. rough seas strong winds and no migrant boats to be seen the libyan coast guard says that's not just because of the weather it's only has supplied libya with seven vessels untrained its coast guards who've already intercepted thirteen thousand refugees bound for europe this year. we seemed with a message the message that said don't to try to do it again because you lose your money you lose your time and their lead

coast in dubai significantly just a few days before netanyahu is visit palestinian president mahmoud abbas was also in oman for delegates at the transport conference business not politics is the priority. to have the conference in oman shows our strategic location in addition to its unique experience in the field of international trade and transport and our impact on the region. by days rail and some arabic countries seem to be sending a message that parts of the power structure in the region may be open to change matheson al-jazeera. in first emerged this week as a cute viral video but scientists say this footage of a mother bear cub is an example of the misuse of drones the video of the baby bear struggling to climb and ice wall has been viewed on social media around twenty million times is an example of never giving up was lost and is a bad biologist he says regulations on filming need to be stricter. the mom is actually really stressed out she's constantly looking at the drone to kind of see where it's at i think the drone operator having his drone in so close forced her to make a deci

coast in dubai significantly just a few days before netanyahu is visit palestinian president mahmoud abbas was also in amman for delegates at the transport conference business not politics is the priority. of on what they had there in the one lipnica to have the conference in oman shows our strategic location in addition to its unique experience in the field of international trade and transport and our impact on the region. but israel and some arabic countries seem to be sending a message that parts of the power structure in the region may be open to change matheson al-jazeera. mexico has defended its human rights record as united nations review in switzerland mexico's ambassador to the un human rights council says recent laws have improved children's rights and help limit corruption brennan has more from geneva mexico came to this hearing of the un human rights working group with numerous human rights violations to explain perhaps most notorious among them the two thousand and fourteen massacre of forty three student teachers in. a massacre that is still unsolved today but the ambassador

abbas milano i appreciate you youing on, thank you. >>> it's a race to the finish add republican and democrats get a final push on the campaign trail from both president trump and former president obama. we have the latest from washington with the latest on the midterm elections less than a week away. >> reporter: it may be friday but this week's campaigning nowhere near over. with only four days left until the midterm elections, both parties are still going full force leading up until tuesday. president trump and former president obama both hitting the campaign trail competing for votes. >> the character of our country is on the ballot. >> reporter: the presidents holding back to back rallies in key state, mr. obama in florida and georgia. >> this tuesday might be the most important election of our lifetime. politicians will always say that. but this time, it's actually true. >> reporter: mr. trump turning his sights on indiana and west virginia. >> this election will decide whether we build or the extraordinary prosperity that we have unleashed and nobody can believe what's happene

homes and raging fires in towns bordering gaza images like these not seen in years one of the targets abbas which palestinian media said that just unloaded a group of israeli soldiers before it was struck by an anti-tank weapon. almost as soon as the rocket fire began israel started striking targets across the strip among them the headquarters of her masses to television minutes after a warning call came in telling staff to evacuate israel striking targets in the heart of populated areas for weeks both sides have been saying they want to avoid all out war having approached and stepped back from the brink several times this year the palestinians are not in any where are we going to a trade their dignity their freedom for for money. or be a part of station. resistance to groups they are obligated. to retaliate against and he is very very missions of this is via the spark for this latest outbreak came with sunday night's israeli incursion israeli military said it was an operation to safeguard israel's security and not an assassination attempt something had mass publicly accepted suggesting at

homes and raging fires in towns bordering gaza images like these not seen in years one of the targets abbas which palestinian media said had just unloaded a group of israeli soldiers before it was struck by an anti tank weapon. norma's to soon as the rocket fire began israel started striking targets across the strip among them the headquarters of how masses unlocks a television minutes after a warning call came in telling staff to evacuate israel striking targets in the heart of populated areas for weeks both sides have been saying they want to avoid all out war having approached and stepped back from the brink several times this year the palestinians in underwear are a good tool a trade their dignity and their freedom for for money. or be a part of station. on the resistance a group they are obligated. to retaliate against and he is very very emotions on this is for the spark for this latest outbreak came with sunday night's israeli incursion israeli military said it was an operation to safeguard israel's security and not an assassination attempt something how mass publicly accepted sugges

the restaurant on the banks of the river abba is a great place to end the day and. there is a lot of construction going on the environment the new ball is museum is due to be complete for the one. hundredth anniversary the future director will be get busy and takes me to the building site. is the city is the building also by the host that is. imposed. no it's not a hostile it's contemporary and most designed by berlin architects hike a hundred but it is acute. and that immediately makes you think of the bauhaus with flat roofs and things like that and fluff that has connections to the bauhaus had to be hunted as a real fan of means found or architecture can't hide that it doesn't take to a dentist for. right next door is the goal for them which was built by the nazis as a demonstration of their problem. in the it's nice to construe fairly. proximity isn't a coincidence and spun and hunted a has placed a building that to confront the gulf war was due to school boards or get the height of the building is also in line with that of the gulf war ron paul has museums abou

and i think that it could be change former israeli prime minister ehud olmert believe that mahmoud abbas is the only palestinian leader able to bring the two state solution to life but his pasta is actually at loggerheads with hamas official line is to destroy israel in your opinion how big of an obstacle is this fatah hamas confrontation for the israeli palestinian peace process can israel reach a peace deal with the west bank palestine and ignore gaza. i don't think you can ignore gaza and when we left gaza some oil fields ago eleven years ago no more than twelve. we hope that the police do so the form. then we control the whole area somehow at the moment do point of view hamas took over and change the actions but israel has an indoor not in the continuation of the tension is some israelis believe including the government i think that i was really into this is that somehow they will get united and do. but it's to neural so if the un do a model on the market because abu mazin with all his. kind of weaknesses is a palestinian leader which prefers call position and living side by side ove

the white house lawn in september nine hundred ninety three by yasser arafat going to be an mahmoud abbas. but saeed had become increasingly critical of the way the negotiations were heading and had resigned from the p. and c. in the one nine hundred ninety one. he considered the oslo agreement to be unfair and far too heavily weighted in favor of israel and it amounted he said to a palestinian surrender. it was a complete chance i was outraged by the document. these rarely government letter to the p.l.o. was one and i have lines in which it says the government of israel recognizes that the p.l.o. is the representative of palestinian people. the palestinian letter was a page and a half long single spaced apologizing for terrorists saying that we've taken back this we're not going to do this again we recognize israel the right to live in peace recognized all this stuff dealing with a state that until today still hasn't declared its international borders. arfa return came to gaza for the first time was allowed to go to gaza. would rage at him when i was speaking to reset this man he he cars

senate will be briefed on jamal khashoggi abbas the director of the cia is not expected to attend reports in the usa the agency has pointed the finger at the saudi crown prince or drink or shock his killing last month. reports the killing of the saadi journalist. continues to put more pressure on white house officials national security adviser john bolton was asked by al-jazeera correspondent whether he listened to the old your tape of this final moments. appeared confused so let me take the question of the tape first no i haven't listened to it and i guess i should ask you why do you think i should what do you think i learned from. your i have a. family in this room speak arabic. yeah it's turning into what you want me to listen to what am i going to learn from i mean if they were speaking korean i wouldn't learn any more from it either be able to tell you what they think than i can read a transcript so you don't think it's important you know that i'm just trying to make the point that everybody who says why don't you listen to the tape unless you speak arabic what are you going to get f

president hosted the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and also the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas working towards a peaceful resolution to the conflict was high on their agenda gideon levy there from the harris newspaper says that all that diplomatic work may not have been in day. we were so close to another deal and then israelis launching its secret units in special units to a secret operation in gaza and this operation fails when israel knows that we are just about to get some kind of another deal to sign some kind of another deal which will guarantee some kind of peaceful days or weeks or months or years and then it goes wrong and then israelis killing seven palestinian warriors and one israeli coronel is killed and we are again in this vicious circle and then the hamas re eggs and proportionally it is very exact proportionately this vicious circle repeats itself again and again and it will repeat itself again and again until the problem of gaza would be so. new studies have found that u.s. soldiers who were part of the war on terror struggling to make ends meet they are facin

negotiator has challenged israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu to meet palestinian leader mahmoud abbasnywhere in the world. he issued the challenge during an intererview with dw's tim sebastian in a special edition of "conflict zone" at the berlin foreign policy forum. >> i challenge mr. netanyahu officially. he can choose any country. any country on earth. moscow, beijing, london, berlin. and others will meet him. yes. he will meet him. this is a challenge, a declared challenge. all right? this is not a joke. as i told you, no one benefits more in achieving peace more than palestinians, and no one stands to lose more than the lives of my children and grandchildren. i don't want them to be desperate. i need to keep the hope alive. in the minds of israelis and palestinians. desperation means desperate acts. and desperate acts means blood of palestinians and israelis. brent: you can watch the entire interview right here on dw english, or you can go to our website, dw.com. defending championons -- champi, i should say, magnus carlsen has successfully defended his crown at the world chess

has been slashed for over a year also due to sanctions imposed by the palestinian president mahmoud abbas the humanitarian situation in gaza has never been worse in all sides say they don't want an escalation but it remains a very fragile truce stephanie decker of jazeera west jerusalem. james bays has more from paris where the u.n. . secretary-general met with the french president the israeli gaza conflict was part of the discussion. prime minister netanyahu had been judas stay overnight in paris and have a meeting here with president mccraw that meeting was canceled he's headed back to tell of the four meetings in jerusalem about the situation in cars still here though in paris the secretary general of the united nations and tonio good terrorists as he arrived for his meeting with president macro he told me the situation in gaza was extremely serious the u.n. has been warning some for top some time the special coordinator of the u.n. based in jerusalem nicholai mladin off that perhaps garza could return to a situation of all out war he's given those warnings to the u.n. security council

homes and raging fires in towns bordering gaza images like these not seen in years one of the targets abbas which palestinian media said that just unloaded a group of israeli soldiers before it was struck by an anti-tank weapon. almost to soon as the rocket fire began israel started striking targets across the strip among them the headquarters of her masses to television minutes after a warning call came in telling staff to evacuate israel striking targets in the heart of populated areas for weeks both sides have been saying they want to avoid all out war having approached and stepped back from the brink several times this year the palestinians in underwear are reduced to a trade their dignity their freedom for for money. or be a part of station. resistance to groups they are obligated. to retaliate against and he is very very missions of this is for the spark for this latest outbreak came with sunday night's israeli incursion israeli military said it was an operation to safeguard israel's security and not an assassination attempt something had mass publicly accepted suggesting at one point

the white house lawn in september nine hundred ninety three by yasser arafat going to be a mahmoud abbas but saeed had become increasingly critical of the way the negotiations were heading and had resigned from the pm and seen in the nine hundred ninety one. he considered the oslo agreement to be unfair and far too heavily weighted in favor of israel and they demanded he said to a palestinian surrender. it was a complete chance i was outraged by the document. these rarely government letter to the p.l.o. was one and i have lines in which it says the government of israel recognizes that the p.l.o. is the representative of palestinian people. the palestinian letter was a page and a half long single spaced apologizing for terrorists saying that we've taken back this we're not going to do this again we recognize israel the right to live in peace recognized all this stuff dealing with a state that until today still hasn't declared its international borders. our return to gaza for the first time was about to go to gaza. it would rage at him when i was speaking to reset this man he he cars are a

italy abbas budget is definitely under pressure and now the italian government is really at loggerheads it wa nts to loggerheads with brussels because it wants to spend more. it wants to borrow money, spend more on what brussels as saying, as we know, that is at odds with membership of the single currency and it would be too much. italy has huge accumulated debt. the deputy prime minister is saying it we think what we're doing is right by the way, the rest of europe should do the same. but a country hosted cleanup and rebuild. you have to remember, this is an economy which has had ten years of lack of growth. many young people have left the country to look for jobs elsewhere. huge criticism in italy about the lack of investment in infrastructure. the collapse of the bridge and other events...” have been to italy for work and pleasure and you see the lack of spending. italy is in desperate need of spending but it has huge accumulated debt, up i30% of gdp. what happens if there is an economic downturn? where will it find the firepower if it spent now. brussels may not find italy but the i

narrow announced plans and a tweet and later discuss them with reporters a controversial step was when abbas announced campaign interest. us president on a trump says central american migrants who throw rocks at u.s. border troops would be treated as if they were armed the president told journalists a group of several thousand migrants moving north toward the border had already thrown rocks at mexican police and that soldiers should act as though the rocks are rifles the migrants are fleeing poverty and violence in their homeland trump has deployed thousands of troops to the u.s. mexican border. let's get more on the story now we can speak to my let's cover from the ngo medico international he's in mexico with this convoy moore thank you for joining us now this caravan has been on the move on foot for weeks now and you have been on the road with them tell us what the conditions have been like was you're really talking to since we have a really great. almost no shadow and besides that. sometimes they've really heavy rains. put everything on the water. or. by. trying to recover. it's really do

the ceasefire it worked very hard to restore it the palestinian authority as well president mahmoud abbas is keen on making sure that this cease fire holds and that palestinians in gaza don't have to suffer any more than they already have suffered under twelve years of siege and three wars launched by israel but i think what's key here from the palestinian side at the very least is whether this truce will help contribute to achieving palestinian reconciliation which is really the best way for palestinians to protect it and to build on it something that is politically viable it doesn't seem like netanyahu is interested in an escalation for different reasons and those might change with elections we'll have to wait and see but for palestinians it is definitely in their interest to maintain this calm and restore the minimum the bare minimum of normalcy to life in gaza if we can call it that don't choose there the u.n. security council hold an emergency meeting about this conflict the israeli and palestinian representatives the. log heads i think it's fair to say let's just listen to some of w

kind of rehabilitation plan for guards very much half the story of what's needed but that president abbas incidence this because he doesn't want a separate deal between the international community in israel on the one hand and hamas on the other and what exactly doing practically is cutting aid to the palestinians by president and in particular in an effort to take the refugee issue. or. cutting aid aid to on a mass disastrous or potentially disastrous in a place where over half the population are in fact refugees. we focus a lot on the role of the americans in the west in backing israel but what about your arab neighbors what about egypt which has helped israel in this blockade of gaza or the u.a.e. which this week hosted israeli minister miri. do you feel abandoned by your arab neighbors. absolutely i feel abandoned but you know what i also feel that finally this is that reality that we have to see it and we have to face that. egypt and the closure of the border that we how they treat people. is extremely inhumane and it's extremely unnecessary even. situation with egypt's involvement i

coast in dubai significantly just a few days before netanyahu is visit palestinian president mahmoud abbas was also in amman for delegates at the transport conference business not politics is the priority. to have the conference in oman shows our strategic location in addition to its unique experience in the field of international trade and transport and our impact on the region. but israel and some countries seem to be sending a message that parts of the power structure in the region may be open to change. being celebrated by indians across the world marks the return of the hindu god. in northern india after defeating a powerful demon celebrations include lighting setting off fireworks as a result almost every. city is like delhi still ahead on the news our. american football. club competition. time for sports update with paul during thanks very much when you start with an incredible u. turn by the world's highest earning sportsman floyd mayweather on monday he announced he was going to fight a japanese kickboxer now he says he's pulling out and said he never agreed to it in the first pla

never been more terrible they are under an economic siege also from the palestinian president mahmoud abbas who's cut salaries for over a year now as part of those internal divisions between fatah and hamas they are blockaded inside the strip by both egypt and israel in the sense that there is no freedom of movement there are no economic opportunities the infrastructure is collapse ninety seven percent of water according to the united nations is undrinkable because of sewage into it and also coreen you have electricity yes that was one of the things probable changes that we saw over the last two weeks part of the negotiations of power being opt for four hours a day sporadically electricity to up to sixty so these are small political to go she is that are allowing a slight easing of the situation for the people inside gaza but much more needs to be done the problem is israel and hamas how are they going to agree to move forward is israel going to see how mass as someone they can negotiate with and dealing with managing gaza if the p.a. which is the palestinian authority is complicated but if

hosted in quick succession is ready prime minister binyamin netanyahu and palestinian leader mahmoud abbas working towards a peaceful resolution to the conflict was high on the agenda gideon levy again fears all the intricate diplomatic work may now have been in vain. you are so close to another deal and then israelis launching its secret the units in special units to a secret operation in gaza in this operation fails when israel knows that we are just about to get some kind of another deal to sign some kind of another deal which we'll go in to some kind of peaceful days or weeks or months or years and then it goes wrong and then israelis killing seven palestinian warriors and one israeli coronel is killed then we are again in this vicious circle and then the hamas reacts and proportionally and israel reexamined proportionally and this vicious circle repeats itself again into again and it will repeat itself again and again until the problem of gaza would be sold. the british prime minister says she wants better relations with moscow in the same speech though delivered in london to reason m

challenged israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu to meet palestinian leader mahmoud abbas anywhere in the world mr erekat issued the challenge during an interview with tim sebastian in a special edition of conflicts at the berlin foreign policy for. i challenge mr netanya officially and he can choose any country any country on earth moscow big jean london berlin and our bus will meet him we would meet him yeah yes he would meet them this is a challenge i declare challenge all right. this is this is not the joke. as i told you no one benefits more and more than palestinians and no one stands to lose more of the absence of peace more than it's the life of my children and grandchildren i don't want them to be the spirit i need to keep the hope alive in the minds of israelis and palestinians because this variation within this paradox and desperate act means but of policy as an israelis. and you can watch the entire interview right here on w english or you can go to our website w dot com. well defending champions of the champion i should say news carlsen has successfully defended his cr

security issues and financial issues as well thanks for joining us here in our team my guest journalist abbas. that wraps things up with more in half an hour. when lawmakers manufactured him sentenced him to public wealth. when the ruling closest to project themselves. the famous larry king live is only the woman was told. to ignore middle of the room to get. the real news is the a. child's seemed wrong all just all. the world to get to shape our lives just because to educate and in games from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering the world of business and finance and the impact upon all of us i'm bart chilton in washington glad you're with us thanks for being on board coming up today those u.s. sanctions have kicked into place on iran and other nations doing business with my rant unless that is you received an exemption will dig into the details with parties saya tab and tour and then we'll investigate the international reaction from not only nations but businesses with st

barcelona well in a mess he was named the league's best player leaguer wants miami to be the venue for abbas a game against rona in january doesn't know what i want and i don't know if it will be this year or next but the game will take place we were expecting opposition we knew it wouldn't be easy but we think at some point we'll play in miami meanwhile ryan madrid have appointed santiago solari as their permanent head coach until the end of the season spanish league rules state that a caretaker manager campian charge for more than fifteen days and with no one to take over for the time since the sacking of. so laurie who previously coached the bay team has been given the job he's won all four of his matches in charge so far now by jagger which has underlined his credentials as favorite to win the a.t.p. world tour finals the serbian put on a dominant display in his opening group match in london on monday between american john isner six four six three in just over an hour joker it sure is already assured of being year and number one is aiming for a sixth title at the season ending event. i j

rehabilitation plan for guards very much half the story which is what's needed but that president abbas incidents that's because he doesn't want to separate deal between the international community and israel on the one hand and hamas on the other against that what he's actually doing practically is cutting aid to the palestinians by precedented amount and in particular in an effort to take the refugee issue off the tell you ball is cutting aid aid to honor a mass disastrous or potentially disastrous in a place where over half the population are in fact refugees. we focus a lot. role of the americans in the west in bashing israel but what about your arab neighbors what about egypt which has helped israel in this blockade of gaza or the u.a.e. which this week hosted israeli minister. do you feel abandoned by you arab. absolutely i feel abandoned but you know what i also feel that finally this is the reality that we have to see it and we have to face that. egypt and the closure of the border that we how they treat people at the border is extremely inhumane and it's extremely unnecessary e

has been slashed for over a year also due to sanctions imposed by the palestinian president mahmoud abbas the humanitarian situation in gaza has never been worse. stephanie decker just your question slim on skype with us now. who is a professor of political science at gaza's a university thank you for your time first of all before we get into any discussions about the politics and what might happen what's tonight been like in gaza right now most of the rocket fire has been heading out but what have you heard and saying but i can say is that over the past two hours these waves have targeted many. resistance training camps and many buildings which have led to the palestinians so far and their injury or a number of other others. but that we also recall what happened last night in which an israeli undercover. raid into the grounds of the seven palestinians one of them is a senior hamas commander was killed by the israeli special units and also the injury of many others are right now it seems to me that it's a myth and it's to make our own situation but that's not the end of it it seems to me