after atta's abba claimed the regional forces had attacked national military bases. thousands of civilians have fled, many with harrowing stories to tell the sprawling camp in sudan as another refugee crisis unfolds. thousands of europeans have been streaming across the border, fleeing the fear and chaos of the latest fighting in the north. many who arrive here bring stories of escalating violence and atrocities. forces entered and burned our homes and killed people. they left us with nothing. so we fled here to sudan. i left with my parents and my child with only what we wore. now we have nothing. we fled from death and murder . the exodus comes as embassy international reports. evidence of a civilian massacre. in the town of my kudrow in the northern region, witnesses say the victims were hacked or stabbed to death. most of believed to be ethnic. i'm horace, a region with a long history of tensions with the un's human rights commission is voicing alarm. the high commissioner is calling for a full inquiry if confirmed as having being deliberately carried out by a pa

has described the passing of a brother and friend as a huge loss for palestine and for our people abbas has declared a 3 day mourning period. and let's bring in sami suckle who is joining us now with the view from jerusalem how was he to be remembered by the palestinians and also on the other side of the negotiating table in israel. as the negotiator of the palestinians and he's more than anyone else. with negotiations with the israelis and with the whole peace process and of course the oslo process so if we look back to 9091 who was the deputy head of the delegation to the druids talks and then in $95.00 the south will be israelis to formulate the interim agreement which brought about the totally that we have today to sell through in that we have in the 'd in the west bank and you went on and on with negotiations and you can see that at times that the whole process of negotiations did not make any progress when really you see the growth of the u.s. settlements throughout the west bank and many palestinians today's feel that the whole process has failed so. a lot of it is also associate

bridge on celebrates a truce that steals its gains from the disputed fighting over newborn o'connor abbas while in armenia people stormed parliament demanding resignations after the prime minister accepted to deals tough chart. and as things go downhill for amusement parks because of the coronavirus in japan one venue is mixing pleasure with poor. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program leaders in science and politics have been welcoming the news of a coronavirus vaccine that reportedly works and does so safely germany is biotech and u.s. drug maker pfizer announced their experimental vaccine is more than 90 percent effective in clinical trials but if health authorities give the green light it could be rolled out in limited quantities by the end of this year. it's somehow fitting that beyond takes headquarters in the german city of mines is located on a street called at the gold mine because the german biotechnology company along with its american partner pfizer just may have struck it big. as the results are showing that after an interim evaluation the vaccine is able to prevent infection

you to chronic health problems he served as an advisor to palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas and had been the palestinians chief negotiator in peace talks with israel for 2 and a half decades john and child takes a look back at his life. so it was a familiar face in palestinian politics for 4 decades and he sort of friends from an early age. he was 12 years old when israeli tanks rolled into his hometown of jericho in 1987 he witnessed a war that would last just 6 days but which the entire middle east in the decades since father thought it would inform the decisions he made for the rest of his life . that a quote says he had to grow up quickly under israeli occupation in the west bank his 1st arrest at the age of 13 was not his last he attended university in the united states and moved to england to complete a ph d. in conflict resolution it was the beginning of his fight for palestinian statehood through negotiation advocating a 2 state solution based on the 1967 borders it was a compromise and a major concession but throughout his life israelis would accuse him of being an

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has declared three days of mourning.n his face. for three decades, whenever palestinian and israeli leaders met, saeb erekat took a prominent place. the president urged... fluent in english, he studied in the us and the uk before becoming a key figure in the secular fatah movement back in the occupied west bank. in 1991, he drew attention, wearing his palestinian keffiyeh scarf at the madrid peace conference. he was close to the palestinian leader, yasser arafat. and with the breakthrough oslo peace accords, he became a peace negotiator... applause. ..sticking to thejob after president mahmoud abbas took over through rounds of on and off talks. a viable two—state solution is the only way... he was a strong advocate of the two—state solution — the long—standing international formula for peace abandoned by the trump administration. he opposed arab gulf states normalising relations with israel but remained a moderate voice. and the only way to have peace in this region is to solve the palestinian question. is to solve the i

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has declared yolande knell looks back at his life. palestinian and israeli leaders met, saeb erekat took a prominent place. the president urged... fluent in english, he studied in the us and the uk before becoming a key figure in the secular fatah movement back in the occupied west bank. in 1991, he drew attention, wearing his palestinian keffiyeh scarf at the madrid peace conference. he was close to the palestinian leader, yasser arafat. and with the breakthrough 0slo peace accords, he became a peace negotiator... applause ..sticking to thejob after president mahmoud abbas took over through rounds of on and off talks. a viable two—state solution is the only way... he was a strong advocate of the two—state solution — the long—standing international formula for peace abandoned by the trump administration. he opposed arab gulf states normalising relations with israel but remained a moderate voice. and the only way to have peace in this region is to solve the palestinian question. is to solve the israeli—palestinian conflict. is to end t

the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, led the tribute.saeb erekat had a lung transplant three years ago. you his health dramatically worsened after he contracted coronavirus last month. he chose diplomacy, using his skills on the world stage. but today, palestinian politics are as divided as ever, its leaders increasingly isolated. no wonder one of his last messages was it wasn't his time to go, as he hadn't finished the work he was born to do. tom bateman, bbc news, jericho. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbc mike embley. hello there. the weather is going to quieten down for a day or so before it turns more unsettled as we move towards the end of the week and the weekend. but today's dry and settled weather is thanks to a ridge of high pressure. but it won't last long as cloud and showers start to push into western areas. now that's the overnight wind and rain clearing away from the east coast. this ridge of high pressure will settle things down briefly before the next low pressure moves into the

immediately on the israel palestine issue but if you look at what nabil shaath an advisor to president abbas said a couple of days ago. it's the most important thing that trump goes of the palestinian prime minister also saying god help us god help the world if he continues in office so i think the prate the priority really is that trump is voted out rather than any huge expectation of major changes on the bike thank you very much sorry for sit in western a slim and thanks to all our correspondent for joining today's inside story we'll have full coverage of the u.s. election the latest results and reactions on air and online at al jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a j inside story for me iran come on in the entire team here and i follow. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such to moms as a global power develop into the basement company nebraska power is un

have an audio is an address abba. he says the plans to surround mccalla, seem very advanced. the government forces i've yet to reach the outskirts of the city of mackellar couple of the to grow region, but they are already talking about their plan on how they want to see start city, which is not only the biggest city in the to grow region, but also the stronghold of the 2 p.l.o. leaders, prime minister, these government does spirit to see corrupted. now they are saying to finish the wall, what is going to happen in the mountainous areas surrounding the killing? there will be needing tunks and also to living fired into this city, targeting military installations there on the differences of the t.p.s. . they're saying there were also use for x. and drone attacks against defenses on its outskirts before. if you have been national defense forces can advance towards the field or fields on the outskirts of the city. they have been dropping overnight and lift lots warning civilians not to go anywhere near military installations and to stay at home. but it's not known what the civili

palestinian president mahmoud abbas pictured here with biden in 2016 says he looks forward to working with the new administration abbas has refused to deal with the white house since trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the israeli capital and move the u.s. embassy that. and benjamin netanyahu in his message to biden also paid tribute to donald trump should be who some call is a concern for myself and for all citizens of the state of israel i again thank president trump for the great french shown to the state of israel and to me personally i congratulate him for recognizing giving slim under golan for standing up to run for the historic peace accords and for bringing the american israeli alliance to unprecedented heights thank you president trump very force that is in west jerusalem and he says ness in yahoo has a delicate balancing act after getting so close to trump he has to try and find a way to define himself a new not just to the new president of the united states next year but also to his own electorate because he is branded himself here as the one israeli statesman who c

pictured here with biden in 2016 says he looks forward to working with the new administration abbas has refused to deal with the white house since trump's decision to recognize drusilla's the israeli capital and to move the u.s. embassy there and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in his message to biden also paid tribute to donald trump. for myself and for all citizens of the state of israel i again func president trump for the great friendship is shown to the state of israel and to me personally i congratulate him for recognizing jerusalem and the golan for standing up to run for the historic peace accords and for bringing the american israeli alliance to unprecedented heights thank you president trump and the head of the world health organization has tweeted saying that he and his colleagues look forward to working with the president elect who has pledged to rejoin the w.h.o. want to stay in office he went on to say that crises like the pandemic show the importance of global solidarity and protecting lives and livelihoods together. still to come here on al-jazeera fears of

other say they're not ready for death so for nathaniel business people like the president to mahmoud abbas saberi they all have been shot all you name meet now the bad news why should he or didn't meet there was a moderate that was. there will always find something into which you. gave i don't know what 20 years ago and said something which they don't like and see and say this is the real sad very cut all this is the real mars and whatever so i have no expectations won it and you see that it really was very good speech thank you for joining us there from tel aviv thank you. we have plenty more still ahead hair on the news hour including mounting tensions in ethiopia the military seizing an airport in the north as it battles against forces in the tikrit region. and diego maradona could be released from hospital later updates on the former world cup winners condition which. is military has captured an airport controlled by regional forces that's according to local media troops to america ports in the northwest region the latest strike in a week old battle with northern forces prime and order

produce at weekly markets in the region like here in allen and some 90 kilometers from the abbey today abba data has stopped by. hello how are things everything's great. the meatloaf the m r bread is sold out we could sell something else the hope is the planted bread is terrific sensational yes it since nations will. advocate bedo was born here in alan and this brief visit is also an opportunity to see his parents. in memphis he always wanted to do some kind of social work then he decided to become a monk for me that came as a real blow to me it wasn't easy for me. as well i wanted i mean for for me he does what he's done well so far i did start i'm proud of him now really proud of him his from you this is my work by hand. i saw the abbotts robes for him for all the monks. the. to the area the. polls. here the st benedict's ruled that his monks should come together for prayer 5 times a day but it's seldom that all 12 brothers can assemble in plank step navvy their busy lives make it impossible. to sit. oh of course there all the people usually just couldn't. hit. the. heat. the. the crypt u

and this is a definite situation there, samuel got to show and as abba, thank you so much for your analysis. thank you. let's now take a look at some other stories making news around the world. u.s. president donald trump has made his 1st public statement since t.v. networks called the election for his democratic rival. joe biden. though he did not concede, trump said, quote, time will tell when talking about which administration will be leading future efforts to convey the coronavirus pandemic. it means authorities on saturday ordered some 460000 people in the central region to prepare for a vacuum ahead of the arrival of typhoon vanco. the storm is forecast to hit vietnam on sunday morning earlier and triggered floods and landslides in the philippines, killing dozens. earlier this week, a peace agreement put an end to a month and a half of bitter conflict between azerbaijan and armenia, and calls for armenians to leave large parts of the long disputed nagorno-karabakh region. that has provoked outrage in armenia, where people see themselves betrayed by their government and by russia, whic

the trump chose riyadh as his 1st overseas destination as president palestinian president mahmoud abbas pictured here with biden in 2016 so he looks forward to working with the new administration he's refused to deal with the white house since trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the israeli capital and move the u.s. embassy there. iraqi security forces are searching for attackers who have killed at least 11 people but he said gunmen in 4 vehicles opened fire on an army post in western baghdad they used grenades and a top order manik weapons at least 8 other people including soldiers were injured. tropical storm has made landfall in the u.s. state of florida after causing widespread damage in parts of central america rescuers in cornwall or have found more bodies after landslides triggered by the storm the death toll stands at 27 but at least 100 others are still missing and feared dead it is devastated areas in some of the country's most remote mountainous regions authorities are using helicopters to reach areas where road access has been cut off. turkey's finance minister has an

but of course it would have it with abba consequences on the freedom of against gration, freedom of creation. no one will try to turn into its turn, for instance, a religion into the motive of desecration, because the risk is not to go on court to, to have a try. oh, that's a risk is to be killed. so you know in front of this kind of race, not too many artists would want to do, take it to and so they would try to turn their faces somewhere else. this idea of french life 50 or secularism which is your secularism which is unique in the world . it's very poorly understood outside of france and yet fundamental to self perception in france. can you just briefly tell me, is there still consensus in french society that it's the right way to go despite all of this? yes, google yes, but of course we have media openness 1st. we have the cowards with things that we should let loose go. ruse to avoid to have troubles and or so strong opponents which are which of course it is the most leftist want to side and is a radical must seem side to because the things that he's a religion of the richer than the po

earlier journalist samuel get to chew in the capital at us, abba told us how the conflict could impact on neighboring countries. you know, there are those that disagree with me, but i've been saying from day one, what was in ethiopia, you know, it's a huge country with more than 110000000 people, what they regard as if you will likely affect neighboring countries. it's uplifting . neighboring countries are sort of know the people that are in sudan, $43.00, a demented, right? that you have are least under estimated because there are many people that hasn't been accounted thousands of people. so that's the sudan. so when you move to the south sudan, it's a country that has no incompetence from day one since is, it depends. in 2011, it will likely be a fake. when this is done, you know, when you have this many refugees, you don't expect them to see in the sudan, they're coming to europe. there's, there's going to be a migration coming to europe and that the european leaders. that's why they need to take it seriously. let's have a look at some other stories making headlines at this hour. i

a dream he never saw realized, calloused in president mahmoud abbas has declared 3 days of mourning. a guatemalan village destroyed by landslides during hurricane. it has been declared uninhabitable or far he's have suspended the search for victims and designated key, an official final resting place of the dead. and unknown number of people buried under the mountain. peru has just a sworn in a new president just a day after congress ousted his prayed assessor over corruption allegations. former head of congress manowar reno will serve the remainder of the current presidential term, which ends in july, next year. the change has been met with protests and distrust by many peruvians who save president mom viscountess removal as an overt power grab the new leader brady to take on the mantle of power. manuel arturo murder. you know de lama swear by god, by the country, and by all peruvians that i will cite fully exorcised the office of president of the republic. but outside the congress in the capital, lima. people do not believe in him. well, marino is peru's 3rd president in just 4 year

by her a in a development netanyahu called a pivot of history his palestinian counterpart mahmoud abbas called it a stab in the back in may of 2017 donald trump hosted mahmoud abbas at the white house palestinian officials spoke optimistically of the chances of progress under this unorthodox new presidency but within months they were angrily rejecting any dealings with the troubled ministration a position prompted that december by trump's recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital and only hardened by the policies that followed ending u.s. funding for the un palestinian refugee agency and for the 1st time to the embassy of the united states and moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem a former israeli u.n. ambassador says israel should be grateful for trump support but also wary of reliance on one president and one party the main task of israeli prime minister. and whoever becomes president of the united states on the 3rd would be to. bring back that bipartisanship and restore the traditional historic relations between israel and the united states regardless of who is in the wh

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a dream he never saw realized, palestinian president mahmoud abbas has declared 3 days of mourning. russia has begun to disperse, to the ploy peacekeeping forces the disputed territory of no governor trying force a cease fire between azerbaijan and armenia. the 2 former soviet republics have agreed to stop fighting. after more than a month of bloodshed, at least a 1000 people have been killed since the longstanding conflict broke out again in september. i'm a peace deal signed, but this was the reaction in armenia. protesters storming the parliament building in get about demanding prime minister nicole. resign several government offices were ransacked and the local media report, the parliamentary speaker was attacked and beaten. was the prime minister pushing the uncalled for calm and said it hadn't been easy to agree a deal. i saw that the decision has been taken as the result of analysis of the military situation. and based on the assessment of the people who are the most familiar with, the military situation is one of those during 6 weeks of fighting azerbaijani forces made stead

and in 865 in this house the composer johan's abbas gen bach another 3 lustrous eyes are not native was born the house is now a museum. you can round off your tour advisor enough with typical to the region potato dumplings and a bottle of luther why of course at the foot of the pot book. there are lots of things to see and discover on both sides of the rich trail like to lose a ton of waterfall. the waterfall is artificial as small river has been dammed up here and forts 58 meters to the ground and. by the way there and strike was 1st mentioned in the 14th century as a border between franconia and trooping many boundary stones are still standing. and now i say smy biggest challenge is its back mountain climb isn't easy but its worth. especially on a day like today. while enjoying a well deserved coffee i'll take the opportunity to write a postcard from the mountaintop. postcards are really old fashioned and is much faster but some people even make a whole video of their journey. from bangladesh he was in paris for the 1st time in his life and here are his impression. here on the back th

mahmoud abbas, and i deliberated over the draft for almost 2 years behind the scenes without the wreckage of the taba hotel. we touched on the most sensitive points of the process really, for the very 1st time, at least theoretically, we have a document in our hands with a comprehensive solution. the withdrawal to the 67 borders the establishment of a palestinian state, of course, keeping the settlement blocks intact and making jerusalem the capital of both nations. my plan was to set up a meeting with rabin. i told him that i would like to meet with him about the permanent solution. and he said it's not possible. so i told him, let's do it. when i returned from the united states on saturday, nov 11th. no one could have guessed under what circumstances that meeting would take place. in on september 5th, we reassembled in taba. i must admit that after our last encounter, i wasn't looking forward to another round of this endless boxing match. it was the nastiest meeting i've ever been in my life. we just wanted to be anywhere. but in that room, as i was leaving the room, i turned around and

as for the palestinian president mahmoud abbas, he said that he look forward to working with the biden administration towards peace and stability and security in the region. under serious herefore said, live in west jerusalem. let's go to teheran. then said big is for us, president rouhani has been talking about by victory. what's it been saying? well, they won't be any. congratulations for president elect biden, coming from the iran, but president hasn't rouhani has said that, but donald trump's policies had been denounced in this election. and he said that the new administration, this was an opportunity for them to correct to compensate the mistakes of the path past and come on to the path of adherence. now he's talking about that 2015 nuclear deal that donald trump pulled united states out of. he said that iran has always been committed to its commitments if other parties are committed to this. now it's not certain how, what the next steps will be from the united states. whether they come back to the 2015 nuclear deal and then iran begins to start going back to its commitments, or w

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says erakat was constrained by arafat, and more recently by palestinian authority president mahmoud abbast erakat always believed in a negotiated solution. >> he never surrendered to the forces of history, which, of course, if they could speak to us, would basically say "there'll never be a solution to the israeli-palestinian conflict." he deeply believed, i think, in the forces of diplomacy. >> schifrin: erekat was a longtime-proponent of two states, and a longtime critic of israeli occupation. >> his name has been synonymous with negotiations and all that comes with it. the trials and tribulations, the failings, the achievements, the frustrations. >> schifrin: nour odeh is a political analyst in ramallah. she praises erekat, but says young palestinians question the diplomacy he was committed to. >> after a certain point, there was an obsession with the process, rather than the end results of what that process should have delivered. and the sentiment is that, that process ended up being a cover for everything that was happening on the ground, which was literally undoing the possibility o

solution to the conflict with israel his goal has now not been realized palestinian president mahmoud abbas described him surrounded katz passing as a huge loss for palestine and for our people and declared a 3 days of mourning. he was known and respected around the world some barack have to the heart of middle east peace negotiations for almost 3 decades but never wavering from what he saw was the only way to end the israeli palestinian conflict a 2 state solution we need peace. and peace can only be achieved on accordance with the formula of a 2 state solution eric cat was a loyal aide to palestinian leaders including yasser arafat. he spent most of his life in the occupied west bank in must in the daily realities of the arab israeli conflict. but at times he was treated like a hero by his own this is the with the right wing israeli leader binyamin netanyahu apparently destroying hopes of palestinian statehood erekat and others in his fatah party became increasingly unpopular at home. he didn't hide his contempt for u.s. president donald trump's peace plan for the region. this is not a pl

and this is what happened, a definite situation there, samuel get a show and as abba, thank you so much for your analysis. and you let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. u.s. president donald trump has made his 1st public statement since t.v. networks called the election for his democratic rival. joe biden. though he did not concede, trump said, quote, time will tell when talking about which administration will be leading future efforts to contain the coronavirus pandemic. dozens have died in the philippines after typhoon unleashed floods and landslides. it's the deadliest storm. the country has seen this year. more than $400000.00 people had to flee their homes. vietnam's central coast is now bracing for the typhoon to make landfall early on sunday. thousands of anti-government protesters in thailand have gathered bangkok's democracy monument. the festive demonstration is the latest and months of rallies that are also calling for reforms of the country's powerful monarchy. protests began in july, initially seeking the removal of the prime minister, a

following this 72 hour, i also made him at his abba, has given the t.p.n. if he had a ship was in on the very strict limits of the time period, we're going to be left to her. and then i think most honest, feel that this does good faith is unlikely to lead to the left surrendering the regional capital with the kelly. and i think this current then therefore lead to what whatever the x.-men and the government would be saying would then be surrounding her new circulating, mikhail, a and artillery shelling of the caps. or that you cry region which could have a potential or a substantial number of casualties and damage down people were this, it's in the right. and yet as talk about that confrontation, that is very likely as you are saying, what is the likely toll on civilians? well, if we were to see a situation where mccann was targeted, i mean at this stage we could have heavy damage inflicted on the regional capital. was one of them starting to severely civilian casualties in the region were city. i think that would, you know, have a significant reputational c

solution to the conflict with israel his goal has not been realized palestinian president mahmoud abbas described his passing as a huge loss for palestine and for our people and declared 3 days of mourning. he was known and respected around the world some barack had at the heart of middle east peace negotiations for almost 3 decades but never wavering from what he saw was the only way to end the israeli palestinian conflict a 2 state solution we need peace and. eric cat was a loyal aide to palestinian leaders including yasser arafat. he spent most of his life in the occupied west bank in must in the daily realities of the arab israeli conflict. was at times he was treated like a hero by his own so this is the with the right wing israeli leader binyamin netanyahu apparently destroying hopes of palestinian statehood erekat and others in his fatah party became increasingly unpopular at home. he didn't hide his contempt for u.s. president donald trump's peace plan for the region this is not a plan of peace this is the scandal and the fraud of the century sub era cap was taken to this hospit

a current measures will be extended was shops remaining open, but restaurants abbas speak to studios remaining closed for now until at least december to 20 is emmanuelle a christmas. we know a very important holiday. you know, religiously, culturally, for many germans. what could a cold christmas look like? well, as things stand, exception to those restrictions are on the cards for christmas, members of one household will be allowed to meet with up to 10 other people from other households, from december 23rd until the very beginning of january. so people are relieved, others are talked to over the last 2 days, including medical personnel. don't quite understand why there would be such an exception. in any case, people will be encouraged to self isolate before and after the celebrations schools might go. so break up a few days earlier as early as meet december. religious ceremonies will be allowed and also breaking with a longstanding tradition on new year's eve and in a bid to avoid public gatherings. there would be no public fireworks this year. emanuel chaz, with the view from berl

a dream he never saw realized palestinian president mahmoud abbas has declared 3 days of mourning. a guatemalan village, destroyed by landslides during hurricane etta has been declared uninhabitable. authorities have suspended the search for victims and designated cave, an official final resting place for the dead. an unknown number of people are currently buried under the mud. russia has begun to deploy peacekeeping forces to the disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh to enforce a cease fire between us or by john and armenia. the 2 former soviet republics have agreed to stop fighting after more than a month of bloodshed, alysa 1000 people have been killed since the longstanding conflict broke out again in september. i'm a peace deal signed, but this was the reaction in armenia. c protesters storming the parliament building in get a demanding prime minister. nicole resign of the several government offices were ransacked, and the local media report. the parliamentary speaker was attacked and beaten was the prime minister pushing the uncalled for calm and said it hadn't been easy to

a dream he never saw realized, palestinian president mahmoud abbas has declared $3.00 days of mourning a quarter mile in village, destroyed by landslides. during hurricane etta has been declared uninhabitable. authorities have suspended search for victims, and designated an official final resting place of the dead. an unknown number of people are buried under the mud. ethiopia's government has set tough conditions for the start of peace talks, 10 the conflicts in te jury in the region. federal forces have been battling troops loyal to the regional government is demanding the destruction of military hardware, the release of federal officials as well as the arrest of regional leaders. women, women at what the u.n. is calling for a massive funding boost to tackle food shortages caused by the coronavirus pandemic . the world food program says 7000000 people have died of starvation this year. a number that expects to double or triple russia has begun to deploy peace keeping forces to the disputed territory of mcgovern a car bomb to enforce a cease fire between us a by john and armenia. the

has been missing for close down vests to all hotels abbas and yes, she accounted for only about 3 to 4 percent of total transmission. so try to be pretty blunt tools have been used. now there's a lot of talk right now about testing and tracing when it comes to coronavirus. but i dared to suggest that, you know, we may also benefit from some sort of biological risk profiles. because at this point of time, in sort of to see him dead to you and me have the same, not a chance of dying from calling 1000 or acquiring or not. 9000. complications been don't you think that we also perhaps need to give people a bit more at well, clearly understandable template for how they can make those calculation calculations about their personal risks because simply being in the one age group or another. dad, i don't think that one is the biggest single determinant of risk. i don't think there's much doubt about that, but sex is certainly a fact. obesity is a fact whether for example, you're a diabetic say, cardiovascular conditions, show numbers of foxes to play. livermore, we have to take a short break f

the chief negotiator in peace talks with israel for 2 and a half decades said in president mahmoud abbas has called the passing of a huge loss for palestine and its people. his military has captured and in her marriage as an area controlled by reason forces and is according to local media. ordered the offensive in tikrit using needs as they are trying to break up the country and undermine his leadership. form and infinite networks have been caught in the region to grow the region is surrounded and cut off from the rest of the country so it's very difficult to ascertain the claims coming from both sides but what the government has said just this morning is that they have taken. that claimed yesterday that they have taken that town and this seems to be now a complete takeover this is the 4th own about the government has. taken from militias or the forces from loyal to the regional administration that the prime minister treated that the operation is still on and is drawing closer to the aims and objectives for why it was launched which is to remove the regional administration and bring the

the trump chose riyadh as his 1st overseas destination as president palestinian president mahmoud abbas pictured here with biden in 2016 says he looks forward to working with the new administration has refused to deal with the white house since trump's decision to recognize drew slim as the israeli capital and to move the u.s. embassy there. by john's president says his troops are now in control of shusha the city is the 2nd largest in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh whereas by john it's fighting against armenia a 1000000 officials deny that the city has been captured. those the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera right after one o one east. the story of. family freedom going to my receivers are you going to be heard the sounds of large explosion. and the hardships faced in captivity they came for me and they told me to leave my son i said how can i. saw so much pain in the eyes of the other female prisoners. of the our pricing. on al-jazeera. the strategy is jailing children as young as 10. most youth detainees are from poor indigenous communities. like they're sayi

earlier journalist samuel get to chew and the ethiopian capital at his abba, told us how the conflict could impact on neighboring countries. you know, there are those that disagree with me, but i've been saying from day one, what was in ethiopia, you know, it's a huge country with more than 110000000 people, what they regard as if you will likely affect countries. it's uplifting neighboring countries. i sort of know that people love her too, done $43.00 a demented, right? that you had are least under estimated because there are many people to come to thousands of people. so that's the sudan. you. when you move to the suburbs to dance a country that has no incompetence from day one since his dependence in 2011 is unlikely to win. this is, you know, when you have this many refugees, you don't expect them to see in this is they're coming to europe. there's, there's going to be a migration coming to europe and the european leaders. that's where they need to take it seriously. and l.c.s. by samuel get there. most political parties around the world are holding their conventions virtually th

it as a great loss for the palestinian people —— palestinian president mahmoud abbas. half decades, put into context for us the role that saeb erekat played in the middle east, please? it marks a generation of palestinian leaders who had managed successfully to bring the ambition for palestinian statehood into the international community and gain legitimacy. the crucial period for that was from the madrid peace conference in the early 19905 up to the landmark oslo accords of the net 19905, and saeb erekat was one of the key architects in that, he served under the then palestinian leader yasser arafat. he remains one of the key figures in terms of talking to the israelis, usually under american arbitration, usually under american arbitration, usually under american arbitration, usually under the clinton administration in the 19905 which led to the signing of the landmark oslo accords. that gained international legitimacy for the plo, for x factor, the party of mr erekat and yasser arafat, and it was the starting point for a palestinian state in the west bank, in gaza. —

applause ..sticking to thejob after president mahmoud abbas took over through rounds of on and off talks two—state solution — the long—standing international formula for peace abandoned by the trump administration. he opposed arab gulf states normalising relations with israel but remained a moderate voice. and the only way to have peace in this region is to solve the palestinian question. is to solve the israeli—palestinian conflict. is to end the israeli occupation. saeb erekat had a lung transplant in the us in 2017 and had earlier survived a heart attack. his health deteriorated soon after testing positive for covid—19. palestinians will feel his loss strongly, at a time when relations with israel are at a new low and prospects for the creation of an independent palestinian state, the goal of his life's work, look increasingly dim. yolande knell, bbc news. golf now, and the masters starts at augusta on thursday, seven months after it was originally scheduled. many players, like spain's jon rahm seen here on the 16th hole, have taken to the course for some practice before the tournamen

several palestinian leaders, including president mahmoud abbas were attending this farewell ceremony there. in ramallah, erekat died on tuesday from colvin $1000.00 complications. he was 65 years old and he was a key figure in talks with israel for more than 20 years. let's go live to need a brain, who's in jericho outside cybercops house, tell us about what's been happening, where you are. his body is leaving right now and heading to jericho. yes, we are expecting the body of part to arrive to jericho in the next hour or so after the military funeral in the presidential headquarters finishes. it is underway now and palestinian officials, senior palestinian officials or buildings. lot of hot air. well, we are standing in front of his house where the family is expected to be bidding him his final farewell and to be laid to laid to rest many here more and to his own social media. they said that he's a few years defender of palestinians and their rights, and many others of the they don't necessarily agree with his firm belief of the 2 state solution and that negotiations are the only po

the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, led the tribute.ree years ago. his health dramatically worsened after he contracted coronavirus last month. he chose diplomacy, using his skills on the world stage. but today, palestinian politics are as divided as ever, its leaders increasingly isolated. no wonder one of his last messages was it wasn't his time to go, as he hadn't finished the work he was born to do. tom bateman, bbc news, jericho. much more on our website. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbckasiamadera. thanks for watching. good evening. wednesday has brought us a transition to much more unsettled autumnal weather. for the remainder of this week, that's going to be the theme, in fact. this was the picture in suffolk a bit earlier on, a lot of grey cloud around there. heavy rain towards the west is now going to be tracking its way eastwards, so overnight tonight, windy conditions for all of us and rain will be pushing its way east. so, it's all down to this weather front here, which is heading its way in from the atlantic. quite a

applause ..sticking to thejob after president mahmoud abbas took over through rounds of on and off talkstate solution — the long—standing international formula for peace abandoned by the trump administration. he opposed arab gulf states normalising relations with israel but remained a moderate voice. and the only way to have peace in this region is to solve the palestinian question. is to solve the israeli—palestinian conflict. is to end the israeli occupation. saeb erekat had a lung transplant in the us in 2017 and had earlier survived a heart attack. his health deteriorated soon after testing positive for covid—19. palestinians will feel his loss strongly, at a time when relations with israel are at a new low and prospects for the creation of an independent palestinian state, the goal of his life's work, look increasingly dim. yolande knell, bbc news. golf now — and the masters starts at augusta on thursday, seven months after it was originally scheduled. many players, like spain's jon rahm seen here on the 16th hole, have taken to the course for some practice before the tournament tee

mean, we have, we have to look at this from 2 things. 1st of all the palestinian authority of mahmoud abbas is a spent force does not have any religion of a city more, not among the palestinian people. the only power now has to somehow pay salaries to the people the fastest joe biden was elected president of the united states to, for a reason deal by the progressive wing of the party. and i'd like to give a shout out to stay with a bar of what she did in georgia. and the interesting thing is that for the 1st time, these progressives are not afraid to work for us national interest. and that means challenging the israel, the right to israel to occupy palestine. and they have proven that this is not all the luck carol suicide, that they have one. be able to say we are no longer supporting the israeli occupation, we can set forth and then continue to get a life that other fortunately, the palestinian authority is as i suspect, force the p.l.o. or some joint think among the palestinian people. and that's why i think it needs to move towards a completely against the security cooperation. i find t

he remained loyal to even through his power struggle with mahmoud abbas who is now president of the palestinian authority such was auto parts popularity as a politician he held onto his seat in the 2006 elections going from oust won by a landslide but with hamas in power and benjamin netanyahu as israeli prime minister the chances for an agreement waned. 3 wars on gaza followed throughout iraq are to remain convinced that the 2 state solution based on the 1967 borders was still possible. those who believe. that they can undermine the 2 state solution and replace it with what i call one step 2 system. maintaining the status quo now apartheid i don't think in the 21st century they will get away with it it's impossible i don't part was amongst the most critical voices of the us sponsored normalization deals which saw the united arab emirates and behind establish full ties with israel he described the deal as the birth of arab zionism and said the agreement was like a poison diagram stamped into the palestinians back. so i bought a card for it for an agreement between israelis and palestinians for

you unless beta mahmoud abbas re—. —— less beta waves.that will do. that is my brain don't, let's see if my stress level from my smartwatch doing and telling me differently. according to the data, you are getting used to the vehicle, your stress levels slowly declining through the first lap and you can see the big spike coming and it seems to be around this moment as you enter the corner and it is great because you're pushing the car as fast as you can manage and you are not sure if you're going to lose the back end. they have been trying to spot changes in oxidation, breathing rate and heart variability. it is not the same for everyone and not the same in every type of situation. here, in the driving, it is the breathing rate which is the main indicator of stress and both ben and tony agree that, if we can see for ourselves what effects our stress levels and concentration are, we can learn what activities get us in the right zone for a particular task. if you can reduce the stress before you do a task, you are able to lesser the anxiety