it was quite clear as you noted there were challenges to abbas' rule even in the fatah party. isaac many see this being done out of concern this election, which along is being set up not really to offer palestinians a viab chance change and both are conscious but as a rubberstamp not only for the -- when that was threatened, they canceled the election. it is an unfortunate reality. palestinian authority's, only a small part of the entire i could buy palestinian territory, israeli others remain -- retain overarching control. we cannot separate the pa's oppression and were general and effective role from the larger oppression palestinians face, including apartheid and rsecution at the hands of israeli authorities. palestinians are stuck between two authorities. both of whom are holding them back from the realization of their fall rights. amy: finally, omar, the latest news, at least 44 ultra-orthodox juice dying, dozens injured after a stampede during a religious gathering, pilgrimage, an estimated 100,000 people gathered at mount meron late thursday, stampede occurred in the ea

a bus abbas what will be found today. who knows. because when we were starting the last day of filming a bus with abbas took me aside to tell me how he wanted to end the bell. because he knew he'd never see and wish them enough. so private life the last chapter. she leant on yeah for iranians there are 2 very different worlds i don't need and peter any. sort of beautiful name is the outside world all that is public and to name is anything private doors and there's a very clear delineation between them so. i have never been comfortable in situations there's private moments and even when i was invited. to parties perhaps subconsciously i thought that i don't like it when my private life is filmed there photographed with i feel. when i was this is one of the few times i've allowed a camera in my own. living if she was. doing. this work on private life began when my 1st granddaughter was born which he. up until then i'd only had brothers male cousins and good and sons was also usually good if you saw the 1st woman in the pram i was cher

palestinian president mahmoud abbas us bespoke parliamentary elections scheduled for next month abbas cited a dispute with israel over voting in occupied east jerusalem hamas has rejected the decision calling it a coup. brazil has become the 2nd country to surpass 100000 deaths related to cover 19 after the us health officials warn the daily toll could remain high due to a slow vaccinations of those social restrictions. policing for august on a reporting a renewal of gunfire on their southern border with egypt a stand just hours after a cease fire agreement. at least 6 people have been killed in cautious since wednesday the heaviest fighting between the nations in the year it's the borders the spirited and the violence broke out at a water reservoir that both countries claim as their own steve swerdlow is a human rights lawyer an associate professor of human rights at the university of southern california and earlier we discussed what led to tensions on the border and just how concerning the recent clashes are. it is the worst escalation that we've seen in a long time and it seems to

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has delayed parliamentary elections scheduled for next month's abbas cited a dispute with israel over voting in occupied east jerusalem hamas rejects the decision calling it a coup. brazil has become the 2nd country to pass 400000 deaths related to covert 19 after the us health officials warn the daily toll could remain high because of a slow vaccination rollout and loose social restrictions. dozens of people on both sides of the time me and more border are preparing to flee their homes as fighting between armed ethnic groups and the military escalates kerryn state has recently seen some of the worst fighting since the military coup in february the violence has forced hundreds to flee the region in recent days and thousands more are getting ready to leave there are also reports of airstrikes for the north scott hired lawyers joining us from bangkok in neighboring thailand scott was only a few days ago that you and i were talking about the fighters from the cut in national union attacking a military post on the medium or side of the the thai border what

the subject of choice for abbas. the sunshine rainy and photojournalist was known for documenting political crises and religious conflicts. his pictures of the arraign revolution made new friends. abbas by hamas. in 75 minutes on t w. are you ready for some great means i'm christine wonderland i on the edge of my country with a brand new d.w. news africa michel that tackles the issues shaping the continent now with more time to off on an in-depth still caught all of the tram stop the talk to you what's making the hip. thanks and what's behind the way on the streets to give you in-depth reports on the inside. w. news africa every friday on g.w. . more than 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. with christianity firmly established there is a greater demand for houses so much worship. and both religious and secular leaders are eager to display their power so churches become palaces. the race begins who can create the tallest biggest most beautiful structure. stonemasons builders in the architects com

a bus abbas what will be found today. who knows. because when we were starting the last day of filming a bus with abbas took me aside to tell me how he wanted to end the bell. because he knew he'd never see and enters a militia. i . don't believe so private life the last chapter. should be on yeah for iranians there are 2 very different worlds god only and beard or any. sort of beautiful name is the outside world all that is public and to name is anything private indoors and there's a very clear delineation between them so motion is i mean i've never been comfortable in situations there's private moments and even when i was invited. to parties perhaps subconsciously i thought that i don't like it when my private life was filmed there photographed with a few. when i saw this is one of the few times i've allowed a camera in my own. living if she was. little should this work on private life began when my 1st granddaughter was born which he. up until then i'd only had brothers male cousins and good then son was also usually good if you

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has delayed parliamentary elections scheduled for next month abbas blamed a dispute with israel over voting in occupied east jerusalem hamas rejects the decision calling it a coup. brazil has become the 2nd country after the u.s. to record more than 400000 deaths related to covert 19 health officials warn the daily toll could remain high because of slow vaccination roll outs and loose social restrictions the 1st batch of emergency supplies from the us has arrived in india to help it battle spiralling coronavirus infections and deaths the shipment includes hundreds of oxygen cylinders and regulators the white house has placed supplies worth more than $100000000.00. thousands of people on both sides of the time e.m.r. border are preparing to flee their homes as fighting between on destiny groups and minimize military escalates the violence has forced hundreds to leave the region in recent days face in kurdistan a reporting a renewal of gunfire on their southern border with just hours after a cease fire agreement at least 13 people have been killed in f

it was my friend said abbas you can't show that photograph from crisis to tarnishing the revolution but you're going to time people said the violence only came from the shows a regime to regime show you can't show that 2 of them ok so i said sorry but although i may be for the revolution it was early on as you put it but i'm also a photographer with a responsibility as a journalist and a target for myself and to my readers there's already said i'm showing it right away. is it with we love won't quit with sweet. i'm under enough i'm the at one point the woman fainted or do we. not me the army intervene so. i was in for a cold i was taking a picture on a slide because it was dangerous if you even if you don't want to and a soldier saw me and came at me with a grenade on his rifle i was afraid he would set it off and if he had i wouldn't be here. i didn't give him the history span i just left the ship why do you suppose but i thought if i woke. up miserable at worst day of filming and it just didn't i tried not to push a boss to talk if he didn't want to i had this strange feeling that we

what did mohammed abbas say after the meeting that ended just now?r: he said that it is official now that the palestinian elections will be postponed because israel did not give a clear answer where it is -- whether it will be allowing palestinians to hold them in east jerusalem. he says the response he was aimed by the americans is that israel cannot give an answer to the palestinians in that regard because israel does not have a valid government, after they held their elections. he says while the same government, the transitional government that is interim, but is making decisions to approve a new legal israeli settlement in the occupied west bank, why can't this government approved the palestinians' right to have elections in east jerusalem? he says it is unimportant, not a technical issue, when it comes to having palestinians vote in east jerusalem. he also blamed the europeans. he said the europeans have pressured him to issue a presidential decree in january to hold these elections. we know that this came after they agreed to hold these electio

a day before the electoral campaign with to start president mahmoud abbas put the palestinian elections on hold he's blaming israel for uncertainty whether people in occupied east jerusalem will be able to participate in the vote. once they say yes we will hold elections tomorrow as long as we are free to go to the polls will campaign and whoever wins wins this is a democracy we believe in a. rival palestinian factions fattah hand hamas had agreed in january to hold the 1st parliamentary and presidential elections in 15 years but differences soon emerged. how matters rejected the election today saying it will harm palestinian interests in previous elections is really allowed a few 1000 palestinians to vote in israeli controlled post offices in east jerusalem this time israeli officials say they don't have a government to approve the palestinian request you have a tentative instead of israeli post office locations that means as well and will move on the ground and try to prevent them by force which is not a bad thing but this internet and particular means that we have to be ready for som

only a few shows the movie. 20 years went by and abbas said if you still want to make the film now is the time we don't have much time find a team fast and we'll start. abouts. my advice. let us remember a boss died a week after we finished shooting the smell. one of ok ready ready scope of us we're not gonna take one. given you but i'm all for the love home you know so most was on 3 i really became a photographer in 1988 when i saw this photo a lot i knew i'd be a photographer. because my own future is that it is there when i see it you create your own that's what i call a suspended moment remarks responded. to their version of buying free time not freezing a situation i'm suspending it true and the limp wrist i want to see mike the subject kept doing things after the picture of all her life with of. about a bicycle just and we make the film together he knew he wouldn't see up and actions and i'd have to do that alone to minister. i asked him to choose that hand of his symbolic name is. here also sadly violence and fear is the biggest chapter in my work there will come i. must worshi

elections in 15 years have been postponed they were due to take place next month president mahmoud abbas decided to postpone the polls because of of this new israel over voting in occupied east jerusalem the opposition hamas has rejected the palestinian authorities decision calling it a coup. donovan were some are the. we call on the international community to continue putting pressure on israel to stop its provocative action against palestinian national rights and to respect agreements that has signed including the palestinian right to vote in east jerusalem the european stance on the seems to have changed europe said hold elections will support you so we plan to wear is that now we will continue working on policy national unity put an end to our division and reconcile for god's sake i plead with you to hold a peaceful resistance where is the national unity on this. let's go to brian get to this is a senior fellow at the center for american progress is joining us from because that's in maryland thanks for speaking to us are you surprised by this postponement no not really there were sig

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has postponed parliamentary elections scheduled for next month i cited a dispute with israel over voting in occupied east jerusalem hamas rejects the decision calling it a coup. brazil has become the 2nd country to pass 400000 deaths related to covert 19 after the us health officials warn the daily toll could remain high because of slow vaccinations and loose social instructions. u.s. president joe biden is in the state of georgia where he's held a drivin rally to mark his 100th day in office reflecting on his address to congress the day before he tells it what is it a ministration has achieved so far and he also echoed his promises to invest trillions in jobs infrastructure and education it's only been $100.00 days but i have to tell you i've never been more optimistic about the future of america and america is on the move again we're choosing hope over fair truth over lies light over darkness paperwork where work 2 again we're dreaming again we're discovered again and we're leading the world again and you're proving democracy could deliver for th

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has delayed parliamentary elections shuttled for next month abbas blamed a dispute with israel over voting in occupied east jerusalem hamas rejects the decision calling it a coup. brazil has become the 2nd country after the us to record more than 400000 deaths related to covert 19 health officials warn the daily toll could remain high because of slow vaccination rollouts and loose social restrictions like you know here has more from rio de janeiro the reason that this has been this has escalated so much the world there are many reasons one was the total lack there was a lack of a national plan to fight the pandemic from the beginning the president downplayed the virus from the start they were brazil was late in starting the vaccine rollout and well and of course there is the new variant the 1st batch of emergency supplies from the us has arrived in india to help it battle spiralling coronavirus infections and deaths the ship includes hundreds of oxygen cylinders and regulators the white house has pledged supplies worth more than $100000000.00 on fri

a bus abbas what will be found today. who knows. because when we were starting the last day of filming a bus when our boss took me aside to tell me how he wanted to end the bell because he knew he'd never see and encourage them enough. i. don't believe so private life the best chapter. surely and yeah yes for iranians there are 2 very different worlds god don't need and peter any. sort of beautiful name is the outside world all that is public and to me is anything private and yours and there's a very clear delineation between them. have never been comfortable in situations there's private moments and even when i was invited. to parties perhaps subconsciously i thought that i don't like it when my private life was filmed there photographed with those i feel. when i say this is one of the few times i've allowed a camera in my own. living if she was. this work on private life began when my 1st granddaughter was born she. up until then i'd only had brothers male cousins and good men son was also usually good if you saw the 1st woman in

that's why, for the last year, abba have been holding regular meetings.ht of that — that would be great fun, actually, yes. i think we should make that happen. # if you've got no place to go...# colin paterson, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carole. before that, this is dexter. there he is. dexter lost the use of his front legs in an accident when he wasjust front legs in an accident when he was just one—year—old but that doesn't stop his exercise routine. his owner has taught him how to walk on his back legs so he can still enjoy a daily stroll around his hometown in colorado. time for the weather. hello, again. high pressure is firmly in charge of our weather this week, which means things will be fairly settled. yes, we do have a weather front at the moment coming into the west introducing some rain but for most of us it will be dry with warm sunshine, temperatures getting up to 17 degrees in that sunshine for some of us. but we do have this clutch of fronts across northern ireland and western scotland and here there is more clou

on a few shows the. 20 years went by and abbas said if you still want to make the film now is the time we don't have much time find a team fast and we'll start. about my about. a boss died a week after we finished shooting the smell. one of ok ready ready to go by spoke about take one. given you but i'm all for the love home you know so most was on 3 i really became a photographer in 1968 when i saw this photo a lot i knew i'd be a photographer. because my own future is that it is there when this city creature that's what i call a suspended moment remarks responded. to their version by the time not freezing a situation i'm suspending it true i don't remember if i wanted to seem like the subject kept doing things after the picture of all her life with of. about a bicycle just in we make the film together he knew he wouldn't see up and actions and i'd have to do that alone minister. i asked him to choose that hand of his symbolic names. here also sadly violence and fear is the biggest chapter in my work there won't come i. must persia book real the yellow because i've covered a lot of vi

a bus abbas what will be found today. who knows. nicholas when we were starting the last day of filming a bus with abbas took me aside to tell me how he wanted to end the bell. because he knew he'd never see and encouraged them enough. i. don't believe so private life the best chapter. she leant on yes yes for iranians there are 2 very different worlds god only and beautiful any. sort of beautiful name is the outside world all that is public and to name is anything private and yours has a very clear delineation between them so. i have never been comfortable in situations there's private moments and even when i was invited. by this perhaps subconsciously i thought that i don't like it when my private life was filmed there photographed what i feel. when i say this is one of the few times i've allowed a camera in my own. living if she was. doing. this work on private life began when my 1st granddaughter was born she. up until then i'd only had brothers male cousins and good then son was also usually good if you saw the 1st woman in the

that's why, for the last year, abba have been holding regular meetings.ind i'm the first in line # take a chance, take a chance # honey, i'm still free, take a chance on me...# i hadn't thought of that — that would be great fun, actually, yes. i think we should make that happen. # if you've got no place to go...# colin paterson, bbc news. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello, again. high pressure is firmly in charge of our weather this week, which means things will be fairly settled. yes, we do have a weather front at the moment coming into the west introducing some rain but for most of us it will be dry with warm sunshine, temperatures getting up to 17 degrees in that sunshine for some of us. but we do have this clutch of fronts across northern ireland and western scotland and here there is more cloud and more rain. that will be on and off as we go through this afternoon. many of us, eastern scotland, much of england and wales are seeing that sunshine. there is an outside chance you could catch the odd showe

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how stony and president mahmoud abbas has specific own parliamentary elections scheduled for next month abbas cited a dispute with israel over voting in occupied east jerusalem hamas has rejected the decision calling it a coup. u.s. president joe biden is in the state of georgia promoting his economic plan as he marks 100 days in office he's attended a driving rally in duluth where he pitched his vision to help grow the economy including investing trillions in jobs infrastructure and education john about 100 days to tell you i've never been more optimistic about the future of america and america is on the move again we're choosing hope over fair truth over lives light over darkness never working for work again we're dreaming again we're discovering again we're doing the world again i got mockers you could deliver for the people police in kurdistan are reporting a renewal of gunfire on their southern border with just hours after a cease fire agreement at least 6 people have been killed in cautions since wednesday the border is this feud and the violence broke out at a water reservoir tha

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hold their 1st elections in 15 years next month but i was there has learned that president mahmoud abbas will delay the long awaited vote citing israeli restrictions in occupied east jerusalem that's despite israel saying it's not interfering with the ballot and as harry forsett reports candidates have been struggling to counter skepticism from voters. in occupied east jerusalem this is defined as palestinian political activity the kind that can result in a rest and in recent days has but on this day there are no israeli security forces to be seen no crowd either just 10 prospective candidates for the palestinian legislative council trying to infuse a population that hasn't voted for 15 years and doesn't expect to now it's all or all to convince them and to be with you in being in there too in your hole for in you is this. is always very certain i hope so yes i hope so. but if residents of occupied east jerusalem have a shared such i hope it's been fast evaporating what elections sorry i'm asking what elections are you talking about when you are excited about the prospect of taking no be

restrictions the palestinian president with specific own parliamentary elections scheduled for next month abbas cited a dispute with israel over voting in occupied east jerusalem hamas has rejected the decision calling it a coup. u.s. president joe biden is in the state of georgia promoting his economic plan as he marks 100 days in office he's attended a driving rally in duluth where he pitched this plan to help it grow america including investing trillions in jobs infrastructure and education. i want to biden's 1st executive orders after taking office included reversing several of donald trump's immigration policies but the problems at the southern border have persisted under the new administration will have more from mexico in a moment but 1st heidi joe castro is the border wall near macallan in texas. managing the u.s. southern border has been among the biggest challenges president biden has faced in his 1st $100.00 days and critics are quick to claim that he has so far failed last month u.s. agents took more than 170000 people into custody after they crossed the border that is the highest n

palestine's 1st election in 15 years could be delayed president mahmoud abbas says israel hasn't yet confirmed if palestinians will be able to vote in occupied east jerusalem the parliamentary elections are for may the 22nd while a presidential vote is due in july well let's cross to need to eat rahim who is in her my love for a 7 is so needed what about his actually been speaking in the past half hour about what has his message been. he said that these received a message from israel through the americans and through the arabs that there is no answer yet when it comes to holding elections in east jerusalem he said that he's received some oral must just from them saying that they're not going to be allowing those elections to be held and he said that this is ironic and this is nonsense since the israeli government although they had elections they have some sort of a transitional government now but this this is a government that has been able as far as his as he said as i said that has been able to to approve new illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank but couldn't delive

prime minister abbas johnson who recently canceled has planned a visit to india because of the situation so that has administration is looking to see what they can do the chinese government expressed their support said the same thing but at the same time we also have a number of countries including the u.k. canada new zealand putting india on their list of countries where there are only accepting bear citizens from and the u.s. government advise in all of its citizens not to travel to india even if they are fully vaccinated. so much for them or. u.s. regulators are lifting a pause on the use of johnson and johnson single shot covert 19 vaccine it follows a recommendation by the centers for disease control and prevention it says the benefits outweigh the serious but small risk 15 cases of blood clotting have been identified 3 of which were faithful rob reynolds reports from los angeles. after an 11 day pause to evaluate rare but serious side effects the u.s. centers for disease control and food and drug administration will allow the use of johnson and johnson's one dose coated 19 vaccine

occupied east jerusalem as well as in the occupied west bank and gaza in a televised announcement abbas said the elections would be delayed until the participation of the palestinian people in jerusalem could be guaranteed the parliamentary elections were shy jools for may 22nd while a presidential vote was due in july well let's cross now to algiers need to eva he moves in her ballot for a said need what about say after the factions meeting that ended just now. he said it's official now that the palestinian elections are going to be postponed because israel didn't give a clear answer whether it's going to be allowing the palestinians to hold them in east jerusalem he said the response he received via the americans and the arab is that israel cannot give an answer to the palestinians in that regard because israel doesn't have a valid government now after they held their elections and he says while the same government the transitional government the interim one that is making decisions to approve new illegal israeli settlement units in the occupied west bank why can't this government app

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a bus abbas what will be found today. who knows. because when we were starting the last day of filming. a boss took me aside to tell me how he wanted to end the bell. because he knew he'd never see and wish them enough. so private life the last chapter. should be on yes yes for iranians there are 2 very different worlds god and peter any. sort of beautiful name is the outside world all that is public and to name is anything private and yours it is a very clear delineation between them so. they have never been comfortable in situations there's private moments and even when i was invited. by this perhaps subconsciously i thought that i don't like it when my private life was filmed there photographed with those i feel. when i see this is one of the few times i've allowed a camera in my own. living if she was. with us this work on private life began when my 1st granddaughter was born which he. up until then i'd only had brothers male cousins and good then son he was also usually good if you saw the 1st woman in the pram i was cherished

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has delayed parliamentary elections scheduled for next month abbas claimed a dispute with israel over voting in occupied east jerusalem hamas rejects the decision calling it's a cool those are the headlines we'll have more news for you here on al-jazeera after the story stay with this. well if we cannot have palestina my government was suddenly not allowed britain to control the french palestine would be an outrage but then we need to find another solution before we come to blows 100 years ago britain and france made a secret deal that would influence the shape of the middle east for centuries to come and so. now we can draw on the. psych speak of lines in the sand on al-jazeera. today on the strain what kind of a crisis in lebanon let me show you what that looks like these are groceries that you could have bought in 2019 for 10000 naira and then 2021 using the same amount of money this is what you would take this is what economic collapse looks like according to the bank are on about the population in lebanon living in poverty so how are they coping what does this actually mean and a

has delayed parliamentary elections scheduled for next month abbas blamed a dispute with israel over voting in occupied east jerusalem a mosque rejects a decision calling it a cool those are the headlines on al-jazeera more news after the bomb. al-jazeera is new zealand the biggest stories of the week delivered to your inbox most analysis and opinions of the world. subscribe of the conversation. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question joe biden promised a lot in his 1st 100 days in office how much as he delivered let's get to the bottom line. if you ever needed proof that time flies just look at washington d.c. in january we had thousands of die hard fans of donald trump scaling the walls of congress to stop the transfer of power to the guy who actually won the election joe biden today 100 days later many items on biden's wish list have been fulfilled a massive stimulus package was passed and that put extra cash in the hands of hundreds of millions of americans about half of the population has been vaccinated and now the u.s. is talking about getting the vaccine to other countries

and soon as i arrived the information service said i was welcome mr abbas how about photographing the police academy i thought would. i smell propaganda because you and i decided to go and ask for something in exchange because they were proud of their school. so we went to visit the school because they couldn't know what to do they were all running working out. and then something clicked in my head typically. it wasn't the right set up this year so it was interesting because you thought i needed to pose them for actually if i smooth known so lonely i asked the police academy director why don't you stand in front of your students particularly when you come here look at the guy from the information service or spy agency you gave me ok i go so he stood up in front with his stick as he likes me i don't like some stick. is that what we continually closer look aim to symbolize apartheid. i think they deeply regret it having invited me to that school because the photo was on magazine covers. agree actually here member me a while katie but i knew i even saw they'd made a mural of it in new yo

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palestinian president mahmoud abbas is heading to germany for what officials have described as a routine health check the 5 year old is a heavy smoker though there isn't been no indication as he sat ill he received his 1st dose of a coronavirus vaccine last month. according to israel is calling its 1st witnesses today of the resumption of the corruption trial of prime minister benjamin netanyahu mr netanyahu has appeared in court where he faces multiple charges including bribery and fraud he could be jailed be found guilty of a trance expected to last years israeli politics is in chaos following another inconclusive general election last month president reuven rivlin is holding talks with political parties to work out who will be asked to form a new government. straight to d.w. correspondent tanya kraemer in jerusalem welcome tanya how will those efforts to form a coalition government be affected by the fact that mr netanyahu is also in court on trial. well it all hangs still in the balance and you know these 2 major events today are basically a coincidence they show how many problems th

olmert was in political and legal trouble so abbas did not take it up for a variety of reasons. but the reason i actually wrote about it is i wanted to suggest it's not a hopeless cause. there is an answer here. there's a two-state solution that is available but time is not on the side of either of them. >> i would like to go back to the soviet union because given your expertise about the soviet union, how do you see russia developing over the next few years? and do you think that their importance in the world will continue to increase, perhaps even surpassing china? >> yes. i think the russians are in trouble in terms of global standing, and i think they know it. russia is -- the russian economy is 80% dependent on exports of oil, gas and minerals. that's not a modern economy. and i'll tell you a little story about -- that shows how much that oil, gas and minerals is linked up with personal fortunes, political power and the state. i was at the australian foreign minister's house one day. we were having a meeting about energy policy. and he was going around asking people about t