how mass rejects palestinian president mahmoud abbas his accusation it was behind last week's attack on the prime minister. in the northern white rhino on the brink of extinction in kenya. a local activists say about a dozen children have been killed while attempting to shelter from airstrikes in a school in the syrian city of duma they say thirty two thirty two people were killed in overnight shelling by the syrian government to rescue group the white helmet says weapons like white phosphorous which are banned in civilian areas have again been used to has more from beirut. duma is coming under fire this is the main town in the northern pocket of the eastern enclave that enclave now divided split into three different pockets as a result of the pro-government alliances ongoing military offensive now coming under fire according to syrian military sources this is because talks have collapsed with the rebel faction in charge of. islam so the syrian military source saying that they're going to step up the military campaign to either force the rebels to surrender or to return to the negoti

the african members the security council is divided as never before palestinian president mahmoud abbas has blamed rival factions have asked for an attack on the palestinian prime minister in gaza romney wasn't hurt when the roadside bomb exploded as his convoy into the gaza strip ambassador's also angrily hit out of the u.s. ambassador to israel at a meeting of fattah have fishel is in ramallah he criticized the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and dismissed a u.s. plan for reconciliation talks. to her only we offer well wishes and safety to our brother. the prime minister and murdered for the head of intelligence and the rest of our brothers from the security detail that went through this despicable incident that was done by hamas in the gaza strip. that hamid is live for us in ramallah so. we just hearing there from the palestinian president to was pretty direct in a lot of the things that he he had to say there. yes absolutely it was actually quite a hearts speech and also quite a blunt speech in which mahmoud abbas did not mince his words mean he did. point

african members the security council is divided as never before the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has blamed rival faction have asked for an attack on the prime minister in gaza. was not hurt when the roadside bomb exploded last week his convoy entered the gaza strip. who can't deal with her only we offer well wishes and safety to our brother. the prime minister and murdered father of the head of intelligence and the rest of our brothers from the security detail that went through this despicable incident that was done by hamas in the gaza strip. to have made his life worse in. the heart of the palestinian president had quite a lot to say in that meeting with officials and he wasn't pulling his punches. absolutely not actually has very harsh and blunt words. as we just heard he really pointed the finger and put the blame squarely on hamas for what happened last week in gaza now he went on saying that actually this was not this was simply the way how mass has been operating for years and then but i think what's more important is that he should have made it clear that at the moment t

alive has i'm sick of this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up palestinian president mahmoud abbas lashes out at the u.s. and how mass. china's president xi jinping closes the people's congress with a warning to those who he says want to divide his country. facebook fallout revelations that millions of users have their profile stolen from the popular social network. hello we begin in syria as eastern huta a month into an intense government bombing campaign that split rebel held areas into three parts local media and activists are reporting a government asteroid has hit a school where people are trying to take shelter the estimate thirty two civilians have been killed in overnight shelling more than a thousand people have been killed in the past month. the is live for us in beirut . well has him there were a few days a brief lull in the fighting but that changed late yesterday a renewed bombardment a renewed escalation clearly a sign that negotiations are not going well we do know that the three rebel factions. are involved in separate negotiations with the russian military the rene

at al jazeera hamas rejects palestinian president mahmoud abbas's accusation that it was behind last week's attack on the prime minister. and they call themselves of violence interrupt the ex gang members who are helping to keep new york's crime rate at a seventy. hello there is turning a lot cooler now for some of us in the eastern parts of china shanghai will see the temperatures drop on wednesday our maximum will just be eight degrees that's five degrees below the average but it's a one day wonder and as we head through into thursday the temperatures recover quite nicely and this time will be back up at fifty nobody a great deal of what weather around is tall just a few bits and pieces of rain perhaps over some parts of china but those look like they'll be coming and going during the day towards the west we do have more of a significant feature over afghanistan at the moment of giving some of us some heavy rain and over the mountains a fair amount of snow to it's working its way towards the east through the northern parts of pakistan into the northern parts of india there as we he

had used his twitter account to expose the excesses of his government between a suspended abbas last december when we asked them why twitter said they don't comment on individual accounts for privacy and security reasons i've been in touch with well of us about this and his is a really interesting case because it seems from that what he had done wrong here is he was using profanity and insults against some of the people that he politically disagreed with and we see this all the time we see users who are going up against nazis people who are advocating for genocide and rather have been you know the white supremacist being taken down it's a person who goes up against them and calls them names i'm in this case the protagonists were a little bit different of course but it was nevertheless the same kind of story i think the risk is. if all of these companies are applying what they call high quality or authoritative filters they're going to wind up with an incredibly small and narrow group of sort of traditional mainstream media names and that's going to effectively. and for those outlets

but he also has political meetings here in israel but also with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas and mamma so very care genda from the german foreign minister but what about well what does the netanyahu government expect from this visit. because we understand that u.s. president will decide by mid may to fix it don't nix it. that's also a line that we hear a lot here in israel for prime minister netanyahu that's a very important topic the nuclear deal was seen by him as a as a political failure that this happened so you will tell us of the foreign minister that sees it with much concern what's going on in syria right now that iran is. strengthening their its base in syria close to the israeli border near the occupied it is really golan heights and that is a very much concern. to netanyahu tanya kramer joining us from jerusalem thank you the first direct commercial flight between australia and europe has landed in london the increased fuel efficiency of a new generation of air line as has made ultra long haul routes possible but it also reflects a shift in the aviation market away

in their web traffic through google december two thousand and seventeen egyptian journalist while abbas his twitter account was deleted he had three hundred fifty thousand followers these are just some of dozens of similar cases in each there was no prior warning no specific reason given a new avenue of redress provided censorship has changed completely and dramatically because of the internet and because of these big tech companies which are basically a monopoly they can end your existence and why i think it's a huge danger if anybody is interested in the free flow of information in people challenging their views by reading opposing views i think you have to be concerned about three giant corporations deciding what information you can see and what information you can see we have is opaque algorithms deciding what we can and cannot see and you have no idea how they're being controlled when the censorship occurs on these platforms the content disappears forever and i think that's one of the sort of least democratic things that we could imagine. which is ironic because it is precisely anx

mahmoud abbas also called on the un security council to take action. israeli army said the protesters had been throwing stones and fire bombs at its soldiers. yolande knell reports from jerusalem. a chaotic rush to the hospital, with hundreds of palestinians injured in gaza. a call for peaceful marches turned to violence, as protesters headed towards the israeli border. israel's military says it used tear gas and opened fire to stop anyone illegally crossing into its territory or attacking soldiers. and this was just the start. palestinians are planning a series of protests until mid—may. that will be 70 years on from the creation of the state of israel. palestinians see it as their catastrophe, when hundreds of thousands of people fled their homes, and many here have never given up their claim to the land. translation: we are here to stress our right to return. sooner or later, we must go back. translation: we want to tell the world that returning to our land is non—negotiable. but israel says gaza's leaders are cynically exploiting ordinary people to

benjamin netanyahu and who also visit the palestinian territories for talks with president mahmoud abbas. writes when i'll cross over to our correspondent tanya kramer who is in jerusalem for more thanks for joining us what's the high command is expecting from this visit. one mean high can you foreign minister of germany has said that he wants to come to is well early in his you function as a point minister you hospital yesterday as justice minister and he said it's very important to him when he went into politics he used this phrase strong statement saying that's because of the holocaust that's because. it's now you can see that also it's you know we saw it in the picture he went to visit all the officials coming here at the holocaust memorial. but you wrote also in the book that it's still a miracle for him and that's very important to us since upon the state of israel that he's here he told the german israeli relations they america but of course he also has he will meet with holocaust survivors here as well but he also has political meetings here in israel but also with the palestinia

i have a message for president abbas. stop paying terrorists. [applause] because what message, what message does this send to palestinian children? it says murder and get rich and i believe president abbas should find better use for this money to build roads, schools, hospitals, factories. [applause] invest in life, invest in peace. israel holds that it will make clear to present a boss that america has zero tolerance for terrorists. [applause] ladies and gentlemen i have spoken about the good and the bad and there is plenty of both but i want to and with a few words about the beautiful. that's very kind of you. [applause] thank you. thank you. who planted her? [laughter] i am talking about the beautiful alliance between israel and the united states of america. [applause] i'm talking about the beautiful alliance that has brought all of you here to washington. the beautiful alliance that you work day in and day out to make stronger and to make better. what is this beautiful alliance made of? it is made of our shared values. that's the wellspring

to reunite with a brother in arms, general abbas returned in. he's leading 3,500 men from the ministry of interior's elite emergency response division. as they fight to free mosul from isis occupation. >> the combat in mosul is daily and intense. isis is using suicide car bombs constantly. they are using remote controlled planes modified to drop bombs. and they are using human shields. all day long civilians flea the -- flee the fighting and move towards the advancing government troops. the men of the e.r.d. pause to assist where they can can. but the flow of people is constant. some citizens of mosul remained in their homes and awaited liberation there. in those neighborhoods, the troops feel happy and take time to cook dinner. the worst part of this day has now come. isis is targeting those who flee and men, women, and children are killed. they are taken away by ambulance to nothing more than a first aid linic. the lightly wounded are treated on the spot. general abbas will now go pay his respects to the dead and there are many. and i knows th

abbas and the palestinian authority who refuse to stop these payments?what i will tell them the shame on you. the fact that the leader of the palestinian people is out there saying we will continue to provide rewards for anyone who kills jews or individuals in terror attacks is just a huge embarrassment in disgrace and that is not how you achieve peace. we want peace, but she cannot have peace if your outstanding people to kill innocent civilians. we will fight back and urged the united states of america to pass the taylor force bill asap. >> it is in front of the senate. waiting for the pending action will report on not if it does reach the president's desk he will sign this bill into law and keep on it. i thank you, prime minister naftali bennett in washington today for the aipac meeting. thank you for your time today. >> thank you, eric. arthel: eric, we're going to italy where voters are flocking to the polls in a closely watched general election. what a giveaway to the antiestablishment sentiment sweeping through much of europe? i feel chronic, wide

they're very abba, these, aren't they? yes, very good. i was too young to remember abba.e were 10,000 registered vehicles. by the time i got to the 1990s, when starting george and asda, i already knew parking was a real problem. so you could see that there was, at that point, decline in the high street? yes, sure. it was obvious. george left m&s in 2008, vowing never to return to the high street. he said it was no longer a place to make money. ten years on, and he's changed his mind. his new line of women's and children's clothing will be in the shops next week. so why the change of heart? rents are high, business rates are high, but dealers own a lot of their properties. probably 70%, they own it, so that takes quite a high risk out of it. but not all department stores are that lucky. this is london's oxford street. it's where all the big names have their flagship stores. but the buildings are big, with too much unprofitable space. house of fraser have asked their landlords to reduce their rent, and the likes of debenhams and marks & spencer's are closing stores complete

in a televised statement, mr abbas called on the un to intervene.aced with the sad events, please full responsibility on the israeli authorities following the firing of the obligation of army against the popular and peaceful protests which came out to commemorate this anniversary, and to ta ke commemorate this anniversary, and to take back its right and self determination like other countries around the world. —— i, faced. i've asked the united nations today for immediate action to provide international protection for our palestinian people facing this continuous and escalating daily aggression. a spokesman for the israeli prime minister tweeted "hamas terrorists send thousands of palestinians, some armed, to cross the border fence between gaza and israel in order to infiltrate our lands and kill our citizens. every country has the right to defend its borders and people from a brutal, terrorist organisation." that was a tweet from a spokesman for the israeli prime minister. and you can find much more on this story on our website — including analysis

and substantive change in palestinian leadership the current palestinian leadership under mahmoud abbas and the previous one the latter days of yasser arafat were effectively a joke they were a disaster the palestinian people deserve a lot better the palestinian leadership has invested far more energy time and effort in trying to change. the minds of the occupants of the white house than they have in their own people and so what the palestinians fundamentally need is a responsible credible leadership something along the lines of what happened in south africa under the african national congress that can organize a global civil society movement for peace and justice in palestine based on two states and international law this is something that the current palestinian leadership has never tried they're so monumentally corrupt that actually you know to call them a joke is to be too generous in my characterization of them so unless that happens unless there's a serious palestinian leadership that can really represent palestinian interests i don't think we should wait for in some sort of magic

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daughter yulia two weeks ago how mass has rejected an accusation by palestinian president mahmoud abbas that it was behind the attempted assassination of his prime minister a roadside bombing struck the motorcade of rummy during a visit to the gaza strip last. one person has been killed in a school shooting in the us state of maryland it's thought that it's the gunman police in st mary's county say that two pupils have also been injured in the incident. or those are the top stories for you i'm going to have more all of today's news on the al-jazeera news hour that's coming up in less than half an hour stay tuned though coming up next it's inside story thank you for watching us you very soon. making his debut in the united states the saudi crown prince promotes a vision of reform for his country but his foreign policies have left the gulf divided and yemen on the brink of what impression as mohamed been sound making in the instructional states this is inside story.

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palestinian faction hamas has rejected president abbas's accusation that it was behind last week's attack on the prime minister in a speech in ramallah president abbas blamed his political rivals for the roadside bomb while romney having dollars convoy was entering gulzar. election fraud detectors in france have taken the former president nicolas sarkozy into custody he's being questioned about campaign finances and whether he received millions of dollars from libya during his bid to become president in twenty two thousand and seven. but anyone who tries to divide china will be doomed to fail and they'll be punished by history that civil in from president xi jinping as he closed the two week long annual session of parliament he didn't mention taiwan by name but donald trump calls chinese anger recently by encouraging direct meetings between the taiwanese and u.s. governments it's got to highlight has more from beijing. it's been called china's annual political theater the national people's congress and this year it produced a big changes and a number of firsts but the changes were heavily

and hamas rejects palestinian president mahmoud abbas's accusation that it was behind last week's attack on the prime minister. this is so done the world's last male northern was dry no just died in kenya. and i'm. james becomes only the fifth player in n.b.a. history to score five hundred forty point triple doubles story plus more later. i am. in syria's eastern guta a local activists say around a dozen children have been killed whilst they were attempting to shelter from airstrikes in a school they reckon that thirty two people in total were killed in overnight shelling by the syrian government the rescue group the white helmet say weapons like white phosphorous which are banned in civilian areas have again been used is purported lee what can be seen in this footage in go live that is in a holder our correspondent who is monitoring events in syria from neighboring lebanon in beirut and zaina with the syrian government now well on its way to retaking the whole of eastern ghouta it seems very much to say they're stepping up their activities and it also seems with little regard for civili

die lois gave to an injured as despicable and sinful speaking at a meeting in the occupied west bank abbas also hit out the u.s. ambassador to israel and dismissed the u.s. plan for reconstitution talks. the american president donald trump has released an unusual statement to mock the rainy a new year now rules he says the islamic revolutionary guard corps is a hostile army that brutalizes instance on the iranian people to fund terrorism abroad and that since two thousand and twelve the i r c i r g c has spent more than sixteen billion dollars of iran's wealth to prop up the assad regime in syria and support terrorists in syria as well as iraq and yemen he goes on to say it employs propaganda and censorship to hide the fact that the iranian regime plunders iran's wealth and abuses its people and to hide the truth iran's rulers suppress their own citizens rights to free assembly access to information and equal opportunity. has cities from washington. in years past the u.s. president has used the normal message as a time to deliver warm holiday greetings to the people of iran but on this occ

about the size president mahmoud abbas has declared saturday a day of national mourning and cold on the united nations to help protect its citizens the security council is set to meet and half an hour to discuss the crisis . which i hold the israeli occupation authority to pull the responsible for the lives of the martyrs who were killed they used far against the popular peaceful protests which were organized to remember and call on the un to provide international protection for armless people against the escalation of the question. and let's get more on that u.n. security council meeting and diplomatic editor james day's james how did this meeting get cold well actually it's quite hard to have a meeting on what is officially a u.n. holiday they are closed the u.n. today because of that but kuwait who is the arab member on the u.n. security council called for a meeting put it to the president of the security council the loons which is obliged when a council member asked for a meeting to have a meeting the netherlands actually had already have their goodbye party for the finishing the pr

hundred seventy six killing of six palestinians by israeli forces the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has responded by declaring saturday a day of national mourning abdel-hamid reports from arab and northern israel. it was supposed to be a peaceful day but as our protested march towards the border fence. israeli soldiers opened fire. sharpshooters were deployed but palestinians frustrated by the endless siege to live under undeterred israeli commanders say they issued warnings against approaching the border fence. we will never shoot one bullet against anyone who stays away from the security wall we have wounded during the last few days that everyone who tries to violate the israeli sovereignty or to infiltrate the israeli territories will put himself and his life in danger but for besieged palestinian the mistreating next to the border is about the only visible means available for the world not to forget their plight. landa is considered the first palestinian popular uprising for the past forty two years palestinians have been coming to rethink this day but this year after terms that

the palestinian president mahmoud abbas the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has declared saturday a national day of mourning in honor of the palestinians killed by israeli forces it comes as the funerals been held for a palestinian farmer killed whilst tending to his own land near the gaza border twenty seven year old omar some more was collecting pasta in a field when he was hit by israeli artillery fire hundreds of mourners carried his body through the streets of communist israeli militias said the farmer and another man who was injured or acting suspiciously as they approached a fence along the gaza strip. mall a little man that looks a little closer if he goes picking powerfully from two am to nine am and he has been working there for six or seven youth and nothing happened to him in the tucson shooting he left work and return to what happened at this time i don't know. syrian rebel groups tonight reports it's agreed to evacuate the last opposition held cave in east and called to both russian and the syrian government said they'd reached a deal with josh al islam to leave the

officials say the suspect and two others have been arrested on monday palestinian president mahmoud abbas accused hamas of carrying out what he calls an assassination attempt against. this former president nicholas sarkozy has been placed under formal investigation place questioned him for twenty four hours over accusations that his two thousand and seven presidential campaign was partly funded by libyan money. congress is scheduled to meet later on thursday to formally accept president page republican resignation he was facing impeachment vote over corruption allegations tied to the brazilian construction giant bridge those are the headlines the news continues keep her on al-jazeera and so his story is next. millions of facebook profiles allegedly used for political purposes information that could have helped global trump and influence the breck set of eight candidates a swing elections and his privacy really possible in this age of social media this is inside story.

they are very abba, these, aren't they? yes, very abba. i was too young to remember abba. time ago to the 1990s, when i starting george and asda, i already knew parking was a real problem. so you could see that there was at that point decline in the high street. yes, sure. it was obvious. george left m&s in 2008, vowing never to return to the high street. he said it was no longer a place to make money. ten years on and he has changed his mind. his new line of women's and children's clothing will be in the shops next week. so why the change of heart? rents are high, business rates are high, but dealers own a lot of their properties. probably 70% they own it, so that ta kes probably 70% they own it, so that takes quite a high risk out of it. but not all department stores are that lucky. this is london's oxford street. it is where all the big names have their flagship stores. but the buildings are big, with too much unprofitable space. house of fraser have asked their landlords to reduce their rent, and the likes of debenhams and marks & spencer ‘s are closing stores complete

minister benjamin netanyahu and also visit the palestinian territories for talks with president mahmoud abbas. speaking at the holocaust memorial the german foreign minister underscored his country's historic duty. the murder of six million men women and children is something we will never be able to fathom it is the most cruel crime in human history that's why it is our responsibility to day every day and everywhere to advocate human rights and people anti-semitism and racism. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world more than a hundred nigerian children kidnapped by militants from boko haram who were released last week have returned to their home village of the children who were all girls except for one boy were abducted from their school in february nigeria's government has acknowledged what they call back channel negotiations with boko haram but insists that no ransom money was paid. at least four people are dead after a car bomb exploded in the somali capital of mogadishu the explosion took place near the parliament building police say the bomb was detonated at a

generation saying, in a, and i think there will be some traction, whether it is during mr trump mahmoud abbaswill affect the way america sees not just will see but it will affect the way america sees notjust guns that shoot one bullet at a time. —— mr trump's presidency. the odds they are up against are we meant. as an american, it is so sad to read almost weekly about the number of school shootings that happened in the country. it isjust so sad. this weekend i was so moved to see the future of our country coming together and, as you say, you're late teens is a moment when it you do gain political consciousness and awareness. and you want to march for what you believe in, before you settle down with any sort of responsibility and they will keep going. report gender pay gap. the watchdog. apple for is that deadline. —— april four. watchdog. apple for is that deadline. —— aprilfour. speak up or you will be fined and be in trouble. they have had plenty of time. look, this is a problem and we know this isa this is a problem and we know this is a problem. if you have bad data thatis is a problem.

minister benjamin netanyahu and to visit the palestinian territories for talks with president mahmoud abbas. the first direct commercial flight between australia and europe has landed in london increased fuel efficiency of a new generation of airliners has made ultra long haul routes possible but it also reflects a shift in the aviation market away from stop overs in favor of direct connections . when the australian flag carrier qantas first flew the so-called congo route to britain after the second world war it took four days and seven stopovers taking off in perth the new nonstop service operated by a boeing seven eight seven dreamliner covered the nearly fifteen thousand kilometers to london in just seventeen hours well it's historic day for western australia a historic day for aviation a historic day i want to talk today illegal firstly the train australia europe has ever heard not stop in aviation qantas is not the only carrier pushing for evan longer flights qatar airways is already offering the world's longest commercial route between doha and oakland and later this year singapore ai

benjamin netanyahu and he'll also visit the palestinian territories for talks with president mahmoud abbas and speaking at the holocaust memorial the german foreign minister underscored his country's historic duty. six million the murder of six million men women and children is something we will never be able to fathom it is the most cruel crime in human history that's why it is our responsibility to day every day and everywhere to advocate human rights and peddle anti-semitism and racism. the first direct commercial flight between australia and europe has landed in london the increased fuel efficiency of a new generation of airliners has made alter long haul routes possible and it also reflects a shift in the aviation market away from stop overs in favor of direct connections . when the australian flag carrier qantas first flew the so-called kinder route to britain up to the second world war it took four days and seven stopovers taking off in perth the new nonstop service operated by a boeing seven eight seven dreamliner covered the nearly fifteen thousand kilometers to nandan in just sev

nine hundred seventy six killing of six palestinians by israeli forces palestinian president mahmoud abbas has declared a day of national mourning for saturday or there are reports from northern israel. it was supposed to be a peaceful day but as our protesters marched towards the border fence. israeli soldiers opened fire. sharpshooters were deployed but palestinians frustrated by the endless siege they live under undeterred israeli commanders say they issued warnings against approaching the border fence. we will never shoot one bullet against anyone who stays away from the security wall we have wounded during the last few days that everyone who tries to violate the israeli sovereignty or to infiltrate the israeli territories will put himself and his life in danger but for besieged palestinian the mistreating next to the border is about the only visible means available for the world not to forget their plight. landa is considered the first palestinian popular uprising for the past forty two years palestinians have been commemorating this day but this year after trump the clear ration over