abbas? abbas: sure thing. yeah, i think it is an interesting way to think about it.he industry if you will definitely has top donors that are feeling it. you can think about them. i imagine they do sit around and talk about how they will advance a certain agenda or are aware of what they are doing because they are deliberate and effective. when you look at the activities they are engaged in, it seems they are moving in a concrete sort of tandem way where they are accenting and helping one another. one of the ways this really works out at the vertical and horizontal level is a fellow named david. all of these organizations sound the same, like americans for a better america. [laughter] >> americans for america. abbas: and it is really interesting. even though i studied this stuff, i always get the acronyms turned around, but david is a man who focuses exclusively on what he calls lawfare and the strategy to bring bogus bases to court and advance bogus legislation. if you look at his funding networks and funding capacity, it does come from the major actors which use da

mahmoud abbas critics including france's rival hamas have accused abbas of a power grab that is live for us in ramallah with more on this where does this government leave the efforts at reconciliation. now this is the first thought that official to be a government since the split happened between the west bank and the gaza strip we've spoken to hamas officials in gaza who say that this government is unconstitutional and they are waiting to see how it will be dealing with the goddess with the gaza strip we have spoken to analysts here in the west bank who believe that the reason for forming this new government does not have much to do with the conciliation efforts or the split between fatah and hamas but rather with the day to day life of the people here the last government has been facing a lot of criticism from the people and it drove part of the largest protests we've seen in the west bank for the past few years so they believe that the main mission of this new government will be focused on the financial issues and the day to day issues of the palestinians the government comes at a

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five times a week, there is a scheduled service from bandar abbas across the strait to dubai.ting for another target to come out. and i believe that one of the lieutenants, i went up and asked them "what are we doing?" he said "you're going to see some missile action." i went to the operation specialist who was watching the scope and he is watching the missiles because he can track it on the radar and he sees it hit the target. dead on! but they found out, like 15, 20 minutes later that there was an airliner missing. an iranian airbus is assumed crashed, please look for survivors or aircraft wreckage. and so that was when it was like, what? airliner missing? we didn't shoot an airliner, we shot a tomcat, i thought. there was a lot of soul—searching, disbelief, that is not supposed to happen, that is not what we're here to do. 290 civilians passed away on flight 655, and of those 290, 66 of those were children. i felt so bad for the families that lost their loved ones and sometimes you're part of history and you love it, and sometimes you're part of history and you hate it, and

critics including fattens rival us accuse mr abbas of staging a power grab several politicians in the us to criticize president trump after he tweeted out a video containing footage of the events of nine eleven designed to attack a muslim congresswoman oma the video features edited sections of a speech she made on civil rights for muslims in the united states you are right up to speed with all the top stories up next is inside story. arrested in the u.k. and wanted in the u.s. the wiki leaks founder julian assange on faces an uncertain future after he was kicked out of the ecuadorian embassy in london but will he be extradited what about the allegations of sexual assault and hacking and is this all about freedom of speech or a man hiding from the charges against him this is inside story. hello i'm kemal santamaria for two thousand four hundred and eighty seven days he was right there within touching distance of the british police but in the end always untouchable and we of course talking about julian assange he's the founder of the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks who for nearly se

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has sworn in a new government it's led by an alive from his fatah party the appointment was rejected by rival group hamas who control the besieged gaza strip a reconciliation deal between the two sides was signed in twenty seventeen but it has repeatedly stalled. powerful storms killed two children in the u.s. state of texas on saturday police say a tree fell onto their family's car their parents survived and at least twelve people were injured after a tornado swept through the town of franklin which is about two hundred kilometers from dallas that twisted damaged homes and vehicles and more storms for cost well those are the headlines next stop is people in power do stay with us. methamphetamines for man ma a flooding into countries across i. one hundred one east asks why all pharmacies caught say to stop the meth. on al-jazeera. in april twenty eighth protests against pension reform plans in the correct europe grew into a widespread under government movement the country some to mr regime under president dunoon would take a crack down over the foll

become prime minister he was appointed to the role by the palestinian president and fatah ally mahmoud abbas critics including fats as rival hamas have accused of a power grab need to abraham has this update for us from ramallah. so he's the first official to be leading a government in over a decade since the split happened between the west bank and the gaza strip now we've heard from hamas officials in the gaza strip who said that his appointment is unconstitutional being a government that is led by fatah have a net not to buy a national consensus like the past government however we spoke to analysts here at and who say that the main reason for changing the government has not much to do with the fact that and how massive division order conciliation efforts but mainly due to the growing criticism by the palestinian the palestinians here in the streets of the west bank of the previous government we've seen part of the largest demonstrations in the west bank in the past few years because of social security though that was presented by the past government and it was deleted frozen so it seems t

more than one hundred officials and close aides to president abbas here are said to have been arrested an order is reported to have been given for political prisoners to be released. you know for it's beautiful meaning nothing is. already out in the street deliberating in the car. women are singing and dancing everybody happy protests over rising bread prices began four months ago they quickly widened into demands for the president to step down president al bashir declared a state of emergency in february. but since saturday thousands of demonstrators have been camped outside the military's khartoum headquarters several people have been killed as security forces try to break up the demonstration five of the dead are reported to have been soldiers said to have been defending the protesters the military says it understands the demands for bashir to go it says it's also determined not to let saddam fall into chaos what happened in the last twenty four hours it was obvious that the people demand has increased the number of participants of the people has increased as well there was more of

abba's two leading men benny and bjorn came onto the stage at the end of the performance at the novello has now been seen by 65 million people worldwide. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. the forecast is pretty cloudy today. iam the forecast is pretty cloudy today. i am hopeful many western areas will brighten through the course of the afternoon and to the east, the cloud should lift somewhat apart from in the north sea coast. eastern england, showers drifting in with a bit of sunshine and temperatures could shoot up and enable the showers to turn thundery in the second half of the afternoon particularly in the south—east, midlands and east anglia. 17 in the best of the sunshine in the west. this evening, showers drifting across the midlands and wales, weakening, before getting a new lease of life in northern ireland by the end of the night. clearer skies across scotland, chilly a start on monday, but after a cloudy week in, prospects much sunnier for the start of the new week. still easterly breeze, cloudy on north sea coast. sunshine for many on monday. heavie

you singing abba, are you joking me? >> it was -- of a fluke. "believe," i said, "why don't you come to my house for -- i don't know how long." and we did the abba album in seven days. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: people couldn't believe it. how are you when people do impressions of you? 'cause i was obviously goofing, but -- >> no, it was terrible. um -- [ laughter ] but -- but i don't mind it, because i have never heard anybody who did a really good one. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. i mean, nobody does it. they just do -- they go make some noises and facial expressions, and i try to find myself in there, and it's just -- [ laughter ] so much bull [ bleep ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, come on. [ cheers and applause ] i just want to say this, you've been -- you've had a number one song -- do you know this? i was on your wikipedia page today. [ laughter ] you've had a number one song for the last six decades. every decade you've had a a number one song. >> i know. >> jimmy: so you've -- [ cheers and applause ] so i mean, people have been do

but have you seen with abba, i mean, you're fantastic. someone you don't know. i mean -- [ laughter ] >> no. >> jimmy: what are you talking about? >> it's not the same. it's not t same. it's like, when sonny -- le sonny was trying to teach me "i got you babe" in the middle of night, woke me up -- >> jimmy: yeah >> and said, "cher, come here." 'cause we only had furniture for one room. "cher, come here, i've got the song." and so he said, "okay, i want you to sing so and so and so and so." and i went, "nt i -- i don'" he said, "cher, it's me, damn it, just do it." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah.n >> and thedid it. and i said, "i don't think it's a good song. i'm going to bed." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, really? you just don't do that. >> no. >> jimmy: but it's interesting, because when you see the show, "the cher show" on broadway now, by the way. and -- [ cheers and applause ] congrats on this. and 'll be talking to the great actors from this as well. but what you learned from this is that you were very shy. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and we don't k

she was previously an adviser to palestinian president mahmoud abbas.aggai matar is an israeli journalist, activist and union organizer. executive director of "972 advancement of c citizen journalism," the nonprofit that publishes plus 972 magazine. when we come back, henry his new joins us about book. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: federal prosecutors brought new money laundering charges tuesday against 16 parents who paid bribes to get their children into top schools as part of the college admissions scandal known as operatioion varsity blues. actress lori loughlin and her husband mossimo giannulli are among the parents facing the additional charges, along with previously announced fraud charges, after allegedly paying $500,000 to get their daughters into the university of southern california. they were recruited by the crew team, even though they did not practice the sport. 14 defendants pleaded guilty tuesday to fraud charges in the case, including the actress felicity huffman who

i will say my name is abbas b arzegar. i am the director of advocacy at cair national.- we provide -- explore ways for long-term solutions and frameworks for understanding the challenge of islamophobia and what we might call the islamophobia industry or network. it is important to understand the nature of the beast we are wrestling here. if you would indulge me in a metaphor, i think about islamophobia as a kind of climate problem. if you think about our climate challenge, pollution and climate change, you realize we are in a lot of trouble. we have an acute crisis like flint, michigan or the combination of environmental racism, climate change and corporate greed and government negligence, produce a cute problems. -- produce acture problems -- acute problems and islamophobia. in our office we receive complaints. my office tracks and monitors civil rights abuses and acts of discrimination. if we look at the origin of the source, like climate change or pollution, we see bad actors. acid rain comes back down. you have a compl

mahmoud abbas critics including fatah is rival he must have accused of a power grab abraham has this update now from ramallah is the first official to be leading a government in over a decade since the split happened between the west bank and the gaza strip now we've heard from hamas officials in the gaza strip who said that his appointment is unconstitutional being a government that is led by five to a net to not to buy and national consensus like the past government however we spoke to analysts he had and who say that the main reason for changing the government has not much to do with the fact that and how massive division order conciliation efforts but mainly due to the growing criticism by the palestinian the palestinians heat in the streets of the west bank of the previous government we've seen part of the largest demonstrations in the west bank in the past few years because of social security though that was presented by the past government and it was deleted frozen so it seems that the has been paying a long price for governments that were led by technocrats and they wanted to

opposition parties porter said there's a huge celebration here because people are happy that masri abbas on the right candidate. who also ran again the night before has won the elections it was a wide difference compare job parties and parties candidate. now everybody's sure that he won and the opposition also that played it's a victory for him is made for a stumble it is a different situation because the main opposition and. the party's candidate the former prime minister have to play a victory but we are hearing that still the foods are being counted mainly in some districts which is c.h.p. the main a position has always been dominant and truth is political history but it even. even if. or the main opposition candidate wins it seems it's going to be with the very slight difference he stumbles population is fifteen million and ten point five million who are eligible to vote and we're talking about just the few thousands of people's votes that would make a difference especially in istanbul but still waiting for all the boxes to be opened and all the posts to be counted. and i must say th

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has sworn in a new government led by a longtime ally from his dominant party the government excludes all representatives from hamas movement that runs gaza hamas has called the move a blow to unity efforts between the two groups which have been at all of this for more than a decade. sixty two migrants who have been stranded at sea for more than ten days have now disembarks and and then yes another european standoff over migration says they will be transferred to germany france portugal and luxembourg they were on a german charity ship that rescued them off the coast of libya. now today was supposed to be the date for a united nations backed conference aimed at bringing peace to libya but as fighting rages around the capital tripoli the u.n. is instead warning that the lives of thousands of civilians are at risk among the many refugees who previously escaped conflict in their own countries a warlord general khalifa haftar is battling to unseat the internationally recognized government. these families fled as have tours troops advanced on tripoli from the

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has sworn in a new government led by a longtime ally from his dominant fatah party government also exclude all representatives from hamas the islamist movement that runs gaza hamas has called the move a blow to unity efforts between the two groups which have been at odds for over a decade. thousands of supporters of albanians opposition party rallied in the capital tehran on saturday calling for the government's resignation and early parliamentary elections demonstrators threw flares and broke through a police cordon at the main entrance to the government building the opposition accuses the leftist government of prime minister any drama of corruption. in serbia a protest against the government of president alexander which continued on saturday thousands have been taking to the streets every weekend for months the demonstrators accused of becoming increasingly autocratic intimidating the opposition and trying to silence the media. forward for the blood stain shirts that became the symbol of the protests serbian opposition politician barcoo stefano vage sa

that question goes to bethlehem and today an experienced designer from out is abu abbas you're involved with this team of developers games developers and you actually develop the experience itself tell us can gaming help the real world most definitely this has been the thing that has been a bit forgotten about having an impact in the real life situations but this is what we're trying to do to push it so how does the game work you you pick up trash. and documented as well by taking photos but but how do you actually clean up the problem or get rid of the problem so there are different situations in steps that you go through playing the game but the core element about the idea that we're trying to say comes from the idea where were we want people to understand the situation the extent and see of the situation because when people live in a situation like that for so long it almost adapts to something normal and that's how this is unable to continue for such a long time as it is and we want to portray the other side of it as well the contrast of it so that people understand and see where th

also on the show european plane maker abba suffers a huge slide important profits blaming the council ation often superjumbo and germany suspension off defense export licenses to saudi arabia. and to boeing nice questions. at its first shareholder meeting since its top selling jet is involved in to say to crush us. a welcome to g.w. business i want to get in berlin good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump is suing deutsche bank to stop it from handing over financial records about the bank's dealings with a new york real estate mogul congressional oversight committee subpoenaed to the documents in march two years the german lender has been traumas mane and sometimes only creditor financing many office construction projects democrats in congress say they want to investigate possible financial ties between trump and russia and gain general knowledge of the president's finances trump has for years boasted about his financial action buts he's been secretive about details breaking with a longstanding tradition of presidents making their tax filings public. for more let's bring i

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has sworn in a new government led by a longtime ally from his party the government excludes all representatives from hamas the islamist movement that runs gaza hamas has called the move a blow to unity efforts between the two groups which have been at all for more than a decade. in serbia protests against the government of president alexander the church have continued thousands have been taken to the streets every weekend for months the demonstrators accuse the church of becoming increasingly autocratic intimidating the opposition and trying to silence the media. for the bloodstained shirts that became the symbol of the protests serbian opposition politician barcoo stefano vich says he was beaten on orders of the government he says the lack of law enforcement is what's driving people on to the streets. but some we attack against me was just a trigger people have been protesting for months now in different cities because of the violence because of the corruption because of the mafia that has taken over our state. workers stefano which is one of many po

says no, you start annexing the part of the west bank in the wake of abbas saying no. that's bibi's kind of way, don't jump ahead of trump and don't jam him, but what flows from it in the aftermath of a failure. trump isn't there to fail. if he feels he might fail, i know rob's view, he will not put it forward at all. we'll see, but clearly, the right, the right is going to want some sort of a trophy for being with him. and they will want some sort of annexation and what he wants is a french law that means you cannot indict a sitting prime minister, and that there will be an overriding law that the courts will have no say in overriding legislation in the current session. so, is there a trade-off here? you know, a french law, an overriding law in return for annexing or something like that? we shall see. could we all be surprised by a unity government between netanyahu and gantz? anything is possible. of course, i think the senator will be hard pressed to join this. gantz has said over and over again, the public doesn't believe gantz, by the way, according to the polls,

a thousand five hundred civilians to leave their homes palestinian president mahmoud abbas has sworn in a new government it's led by an ally from his fatah party the appointment was rejected by a rival group hamas who control the besieged gaza strip a reconciliation deal between the two sides was signed in twenty seventeen but it has repeatedly stalled. powerful storms killed two children in the u.s. state of texas on saturday police say a tree fell onto their family's car and at least twelve people were injured after a tornado swept through the town of franklin which is about two hundred kilometers from dallas u.s. president donald trump has been accused of islamophobia after tweeting a video about congresswoman. it featured a remark made about nine eleven and it was edited alongside footage of the attack but senior politicians and rights groups have noted that the comment was clearly out of context well those are the headlines and next up is twenty one up south africa after which the news will continue. fourteen years ago we filmed seven year old children all over south africa. the

and we can -- abbas, you're first on the list, do you want to start? >> good morning, everybody. before we get started, if i could just ask you to join me in a round of applause for the cair minnesota team and yourself -- [applause] you know, united states is a diverse space. i think it was this morning, it's really 50 countries, right? we've really got 350 countries, and minnesota's been -- 50 countries, and minnesota's been doing some amazing work. so i really do commend you for, ryyou know, forming such an infrastructure of a community and solidarity to even make an event like this o possible. so i'll just say that my name is abbas, i am the director of research and advocacy at cair national. and in my office's capacity, we really do explore ways to provide long-term solutions and frameworks for understanding the challenge of islamophobia. and specifically what we might call the islamophobia industry orgh the islamophobia network. it is really important to understand the nature of the beast that we're, that we're wrestling here. and if you would indulling me for just a moment

abbas and the nationalistic euphoria that followed georgian independence ninety ninety one the country's ethnic minorities when left out of the equation as effectively thrust into the arms of the russian it's. sad. but. then eighty five kilometer drive from tbilisi the city of gori. daveed is heading to his next stop the joseph stalin museum. you. have if you built in the soviet era the museum is a bizarre memorial to the brutal dictator joseph is our universe starting. it paints a picture of a benevolent father of his country. many of the visitors here are curious western tourists but some are genuine fans of stalin who make the pilgrimage to the strife that is dedicated to one of the worst mass murderers of the twentieth century. up. here. in the museum they say that most of the stalin supporters come from russia. but no one is willing to say that to the camera out. there in the. plain downbeats is the pictures here he can't stop thinking of the atrocities of the stalin era in particular the so-called great purge of nine hundred thirty seven to thirty eight during which more than one h

mahmoud abbas critics including factors rival a mass of accused us of a power grab. for us in ramallah with the latest where does this leave government efforts at reconciliation. so as the first official to be leading a government since the division between fatah and hamas it raises many questions about the future of that of conciliation specifically is that we've heard from have math officials in the gaza strip who said that this government i mean unconstitutional and that they but they would be waiting to see how it would be dealing from with the gaza strip we know that the palestinian authority has been imposing measures against hamas as rule in the gaza strip this friction has been obvious by one of the ministers the new minister the new culture minister who was seen as limping towards taking the oath now he was recently transferred from gaza to the west bank after being injured and reportedly by. in gaza the president himself has visited him and it's seen that appointing him was a message to hamas in gaza. does this mean for palestinians. know what but esteem is

because president mahmoud abbas heidi has a contract isn't property owners negligent will be prosecuted. the x. means this property has been listed for demolition it's often used in a building is built and i say but building office is sometimes drones in force the law and public own is carry on developing transforming substandard buildings into offices and for. lagos is nigeria's biggest city and it's still growing the population increase it brings with it more demand for housing in that road some of them may have to. move some of them in a strictly adhere to standards. because they are not consequences when they don't. result in good riddance prolapse and some of this time so what needs to happen is for the states to strengthen their force mental sperm donors. but as the cost of living rises in africa's most populous nation hastily built buildings are sometimes the only option for the poor and that continues to put many lives at risk how do we toss al-jazeera. climate activists in the u.k. say they'll stage a protest at heathrow airport on friday the extinction rebellion group has been

prime minister and more than a decade he was appointed to the role by palestinian president mahmoud abbas a mass has been excluded from the government and has condemned the appointment u.s. president are trying to spin accused of islamophobia after tweeting a video about congress some money omar so the footage showed an excerpt of a speech that she made about nine eleven senior politicians have noted that the comment was clearly out of context. there's other headlines keep it here on al-jazeera we have much more news to come in the meantime up next. lowering northeastern nigeria a nearby refugee camp poses nearly twenty five thousand men women and children including this little girl named by. nigerian soldiers found her in the some piece of forest she was walking aimlessly in shock unable to speak. the soldiers took her to the refugee camp and entrusted her to a family. she was thinking of to plus you know it just seems flat out the worst was that she admits that she could anybody who she still to want to she was the in him was if somebody with him one would you can sure just run the boy.

mahmoud abbas critics including the rival hamas have accused of us of a power grab protestors from the yellow vest movement are rallying across france to modern social and economic reforms of the twenty second consecutive weekend demonstrate. it's up front. here is a very important source of information for many people around the world. have gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. on up front today will debate the nearly fifty year old us war on drugs wasn't a big trillion dollar failure but first donald trump on the taliban are saying it's time for foreign troops to go home but the afghan government isn't ready will they ever be off this week's headliner the chief executive of afghanistan. thank you for joining me up front the war in afghanistan is now the longest war in u.s. history. president donald trump wants to pull u.s. troops out but you say they need to stay quote until the war is over and peace is restored so basically they should never leave. the point is that it ha

protest against the government's performance in what is called a designation letter to president mahmoud abbas as new prime minister mohammad stay yet. to reunify the west bank and gaza but it faces more immediate issues inside the west bank contrary to the letter of this ignition by the president i think the main mission of this government is to absorb the growing pressure against for the authority from the public second to try to bridge the go between the public authority by trying to improve the services to improve the performance of the government public employees have been on half pay for two months now israel is with holding some of the taxes it collects for the palestinian authority and u.s. aid has been cut off. this is a government that is inheriting a deep financial crisis and an empowered right wing leadership in israel so devival is a word we've been hearing from officials and analysts believe that people can handle the pressure but it's not clear for how long did. it among. thousands of opposition supporters have taken to the streets of serbia's capital calling for the resignation

also on the show european plane make abba suffers a huge slide important profits blaming the consolation often superjumbo and germany suspension off defense export licenses to saudi arabia. and to boeing.

who peter just talked about is causing a stir in political circles a time in germany man a friend of abba has said that if elected as european commission president he'd use his power to block the major north stream to gas project designed to deliver russian fuel directly to europe it puts him at all where the official stance on the pipeline. i'm against this project it's not in the interests of the european union because it will increase dependence on russian energy resources as the head of the european commission i will use all available laws to block a new dream to unfriend there has been at the helm of the center right european peoples party since twenty fourteen it's a collective of other parties which hold seats in the new parliament under his tenure he's called for mechanisms to control quote wayward e.u. states who go against official european positions he's also known critic of the ease perceived dependency on russian energy that his latest remarks against military into has come under fire at home in germany. i find it rather strange that manfred weber let us germans know that he

abbas a narrow offered up some unconventional views on the political leanings of the nazi party. developers to do so so there is no doubt it's a socialist party what else if not it was the national socialist party of germany. left wing slovenian philosophers level zschech believes comparing modern day socialists to the nazis is absurd the new conservatives claim there are. they're basically now killam class struggle and we'd be green. ok. nonetheless one should get this is not the same the car of now. is that and that's my head there are not then we're not against groups in durham and you don't just to prove anything you were illegal for what you are by a lot or being a jew. if you didn't think one of the most disgusting strategy of contemporary. east is doing and then to criminalize the modern let end to rewrite history in the sense of saving. the actual not only of the accusation that if you socialist danger just look for example in bernie sanders stronger and compared it to read what was in you are how to simply go not how they go about their normal astound of social democracy

eat goal africa town under stress no sense to me let me do this amen you have me into a new funny abbas to minister. to the climate change and industrialization have battered barn in senegal a web documentary shows how local people have been affected. next to the out. it's time to take stock. and face. time you're up just such the. fight for the troops. time to overcome countries and cut. the time for. news coming up ahead. minds. people here love life. they love their country but not the current conditions. to run a journey through a land full of contradictions local joy and sadness. confidence and doubt. our documentary depicts the contrasts of everyday life. and help people cope with. iran bittersweet. starts may second g.w. . hello everybody and welcome to the latest edition of africa. nigeria and i'm very happy to welcome you with new environmental topics and ideas from africa and europe but i'm not.

i was told but even if the government requests this abbas we can't change this anymore that we can't raise twins we have to respect our traditional culture. it grudgingly otoh for all people are never allowed to step across the river where they buried the twins did it or would there gush a cooma life moved. by god i get an idea. the parents of twins are permitted to return to the village after they have killed their newborn twins. their home is burned down everything it contains come for an entire year no one is permitted to speak to the couple. people believe that only animals can give birth to more than one baby at a time. line is that when a woman gives birth to twins an evil spirit must be at work. and. your choice cousin has died. a member of the family must attend the funeral which is being held in a village on a nearby hill located partway to town. king mum the youngest son is leaving. he won't visit again for a month. the funeral ceremony began a week ago. the figure on the horse represents the deceased. on the second horse some of his belongings will accompany him on his fin

about the invisible palestinians in this election take a listen to what palestinian president mahmoud abbas said earlier today when he was asked about the israeli election. well there can. always hope for is that they move towards a just and right path to reach peace we have no interest in a government that doesn't believe in peace and we are not interested in dealing with them we hope that god will guide them to understand that peace is a mutual interest for us and for the whole world therefore they should come to the negotiating table our hands are always extended. so who should come to the negotiating table who is boss talking about neither candidate neither side is talking peace talking about a peace deal right based on the party platforms we see in its streets compared to the recent the recent campaigns a very little attention given to the topic of police state the political process with the palestinian not just by the way in the party platforms all of the whole of on or of course the likud but also the of adult the labor party the former head of the peace camp in israel and i think th

president mahmoud abbas has a contract isn't property owners negligent will be prosecuted. the x. means as property has been listed for demolition it's often used in a building is built and on say but building offices sometimes don't enforce the law and property owners carry on developing transforming substandard buildings into offices and for. lagos is nigeria's biggest city and it's still growing the population increase it brings with it more demand for housing in that role some of them may have to. move some of them in a strictly adhere to standards. because they are not consequences when they don't follow the standards that results in good screw ups and some of the time. disputes to strengthen their force mental sperm and eggs. but as a cost of living rises in africa's most populous nation hastily built buildings are sometimes the only option for the poor and that continues to put many lives at risk . well the lack of jobs and a police crackdown has forced thousands of nicaraguans to look for a better life in other countries john heilemann met one woman who is hoping to reach

statement from the foreign ministry let me read a piece of it to you the new foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi said in a statement considering the basic u.s. sanctions were illegal the islamist republic of iran it did not and does not attach any importance to these waivers yet regarding the possible negative impacts and the increased impacts on iran the government the foreign ministry will be working with domestic and international partners and crew including the european union to try to come up with solutions and the statement goes on to say that that will be fed back to the supreme authorities and a decision an appropriate decision will be passed and made public now bear with me i'm going to try to explain why this very bureaucratic government speech style statement does give us a sense of what iran is going through most of these predecessor was often known to respond to u.s. accusations and statements and comments of decisions by saying it's not worth it.

reacting to the announcement, a spokesman for the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, said mr netanyahu's settlements were illegal and would be removed. this is what mr netanyahu had to say. translation: you are asking an interesting question, whether we are moving onto the next stage, the answer is, yes. translation: this means, during your next government, you are going to extend settlement? i am going to extend israeli sovereignty and i don't distinguish between settlement blocks and the isolated settlements. in my opinion, each block is an israeli area and is under israeli control. i won't move these blocks to the palestinian authority. that was the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu. that was the israeli prime minister binyamin neta nyahu. thousands that was the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu. thousands of demonstrators across sudan have taken part in what appears to be the biggest series of rallies since protest began in december. in the country's capital, khartoum, demonstrators reached the army headquarters for the first time. the building lies close to the presi

deserves to get because they designed a better it craft so yes it's going to have an impact on the abbas bank on buying in the other direction interesting they haven't slept that have directly on a bus itself. well all eyes now on the e.u. and how they're going to respond and whether or not they're going to retaliate do you expect any retaliation from the e.u. wouldn't want shape do you think that could come in. i do i do i mean doing with trump is a totally different experience of dealing with any any president previously those would bluster but then that would be negotiated by the diplomats this would have been almost decided by a trump choice so they know the only way to prod is to fight back directly and i'm pretty certain i will slap tariffs on american products and i might well go for the so there is where america has a obvious advantage which is in computing design of computing and maybe even intellectual property all the way interesting that the u.s. does saying that the e.u. subsidies to have both thought illegal is there any truth or not. no more illegal than america's massive

prime minister in more than a decade it was appointed to the role by the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has been excluded from the government and has condemned the appointment. as president arnold trump has been accused of islamophobia after tweeting a video about congresswoman one hundred omar the footage showed an expert excerpt that is of a speech that omar made about nine eleven that senior politicians and rights groups have noted that the comment was clearly taken out of context and as well as are marking the seventeenth anniversary of the failed coup against former leader hugo chavez thousands of government supporters lined the streets to hear president nicolas maduro speak since chavez's death in his way law has been calling for a political and economic crisis or saying many to seek refuge and neighboring countries. those are your headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more to come we return you now to boko haram. when you suppose i was just the one who also tickled got past that and that was that is this feeling of democracy it would have been to come to course then the court woul

mahmoud abbas critics including fattal's rival how must have accused us of a power grab. forces fighting for control of libya's capital of launching u.s. strikes planes from the warlord holy for haftorah site hit a school and refugee center southeast of tripoli but there are no reports of any casualties forces from the un backed government targeted positions held by half the responses south of the capital for you countries have agreed to take sixty four refugees and migrants rescued off the coast of libya ten days ago they've been stranded on a rescue vessel in the a multi with conditions getting worse by the day they've been taken to port and will eventually be relocated to germany france portugal as well as luxembourg protesters from the yellow best movement are rallying across france demanding social and economic reforms in the twenty second consecutive weekend of demonstrations. those are your headlines up next people in power thirty minutes. you know april twenty eighth protests against pension reform plans in the correct europe grew into a widespread under governmen

imposed against the government's performance in what is called a designation letter to president mahmoud abbas as new prime minister mohammad stay yes to reunify the west bank and gaza but it faces more immediate issues inside the west bank contrary to the letter of this ignition by the president i think the main mission of this government is to absorb the growing pressure against for to the authority from the public and second to try to bridge the gap between the public authority by trying to improve the services. to improve the performance of the government public employees have been half peace for two months now israel is with holding some of the taxes that collects for the palestinian authority and u.s. aid has been cut off this is a government that is inheriting a deep financial crisis and an empowered right wing leadership in israel said a viable is a word we've been hearing from officials and analysts believe that people can handle the pressure but it's not clear for how long their aim al-jazeera. a senior member of the eisel group in somalia has been killed in an airstrike he was targe

renewed threat of terrororit plus a gloomy outlook from the way down global trade thisund he tuesday abbas has talked about 2%. well drinks and carbon plane parts manufacturers dropped across europe it acts on nearly 1% at the close wall street also closed lower the dow jones chatting about a hundred and eighty points by the closing bell. investors fairly pessimistic about the trade outlook. as well as earning season which kicks off later this week with major banks set to report their first quarter profits. of coursee we'll have that and all t the rest of f the businins throughout the week mark as i would expectt katate t thank yoy much thehe great c. k. that with all t the businesess myself look theree what's happepening is rod costa matchch andnd lots of peoe ththat were waititing to seee. where it goes stocks andnd shars michaeael i topically thehe big issues a at stake in this roundd thank y you for reflecting? the situtuation we continue our special looook the israelili elections james green joins us for well he's alonene mediawatch takenn what's happening but also lookok at somomethi

chance to go to school and fulfill the talent i would look i would love to see that but when you see mr abbas now just know and in and minute. biggest countries in brazil celebrating and an army we just convicted of so much talk show on my gosh and i think it's probably doing good to see some beauty some dance some of my generation one day on the famous and the subtlety of the human spirit thing i would be brilliant to and i would quiz for them as well as well on nick i grew up with dial up to get. thank you both if. you cut the you down good to see the look and see. the last moment. you leave the call us acosta story is in u.k. cinemas this friday that's it for the show will be played out by saying it's alright to not see with this song revolution see on wednesday to talk last civilizations and colonialist talking all the g. with bestselling author graham hancock is not he with revolution. been thinking about what you said. i've been thinking about your plan to. get down by the lake side. so see you my parents and. all those things you've said. now you want to take the stand. it's all a lot

statement from the foreign ministry let me read a piece of it to you the new foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi said in a statement considering the basic u.s. sanctions were illegal the islamist republic of iran it did not and does not attach any importance to these waivers yet regarding the possible negative impacts and the increased impacts on iran the government the foreign ministry will be working with domestic and international partners and crew including the european union to try to come up with solutions and the statement goes on to say that that will be fed back to the supreme authorities and a decision an appropriate decision will be passed and made public now bear with me i'm going to try to explain why this very bureaucratic government speech style statement does give us a sense of what iran is going through most of these predecessor was often known to respond to u.s. accusations and statements and comments of decisions by saying it's not worth it to respond to those statements or accusations or decisions this is really just another way of the foreign ministry saying the same

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