thousands of demonstrators have marched across algeria and the biggest protest yet against president abdullah sisi beautifully his bid for a fair.

thousands of demonstrators have marched across algeria and the biggest protest yet against president abdullah sisi beautifully his bid.

the saudis, the emiratis, president sisi and king abdullah will not have a case to abbas and will have fewer questions next time geoffrey invites me here. now, on the other issue, i of course didn't talk about this because we can talk for the next two weeks. i made the point that there are some -- there is some misleading aspects in this division. the kulanu issue in some ways goes in the opposite direction of what i said about defections to the center and the center-left. here is an issue which is -- so that actually does pertain, again, if the trump initiative on arrival, then forget about it. but if it won't be dead on arrival, in other words, there will be something there that would cause the israelis to have to think about what their position is about this, then i would say this. there are some factions which would also be sensitive to the potential economic consequences of confronting trump. now, israelis are following trump carefully, okay. they also see that trump has this peculiar capacity of bringing his wrath against traditional american allies. trudeau, macron, merkel, all

abdullah. the president of egypt sisi and king solomon of saudi arabia all saying that it was the key issue facing the arab summit and it's the one more than one problem that could derail the region completely now we're also hearing and we also heard very strong words from the palestinian president mahmoud abbas he actually said israel's continuation of its racist policy and the act of being a state above the law would not have been possible without the support of the american administration israel's occupation exists first and last because of the u.s. administration recognition of jerusalem as the capital of this look it removed the issue of settlements refugees and which is the refugee agency off the table it also slammed the fact that washington had shut down the palestinian office in d.c. itself now this was a very strong words everybody else has been talking about the fact that there needs to be a palestinian state well palestinian president mahmoud abbas took it one step further and said the reason there is a palestinian state currently is because of the americans now this is likely to anger

was reiterated throughout the entire arab league summit in fact that king abdullah of jordan king solomon of saudi arabia sisi of egypt all mentioned crucially that it was palestine that needed to be taken a very hard look at and if that didn't happen there was going to be real issues but it was the palestinian president who actually took things one step forward he actually blamed the u.s. for palestine's current predicament he said that the u.s. was an obstacle to peace but that's not the end of the message coming out from the arab league summit they also going to issue a draw communique final communique that all involved iran as well there's very strong words to iran saying that they need to stop meddling in the affairs of the arab world they need to remove their militias from arab countries also there will be a mention of syria a separate statement actually when it comes to the occupied golan heights now that's unusual for the arab summit to issue a separate statement on something like this but clearly it's something that they feel very strongly about that they're not going to change their language they do

president abdel fattah el-sisi speaking at the opening of the thirtieth summit in tunisia the palestinian issue top of the gender for this summit all the leaders surprise in their king abdullah of jordan egypt resident abdel fattah el-sisi the king of saudi arabia all those who have spoken so far have emphasized that the palestinian issue is a first priority for leaders in the region egypt's president saying there the unfairness against the palestinian people will be a big point of shame on the international community let's bring in iran contra is covering this summit for us in iran we've heard some strong language from all the leaders who've spoken so far on the issue of israel palestine what are we expecting the final communique to say on this. we're expecting the final communique to certainly take a look at three very key issues the fact that the u.s. recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel the communiques more than likely to say that they recognize occupied east jerusalem as being arab territory and the capital of any future palestinian state also they're going to be talking about the golan heights they going to keep their language that they've used for many years

was reiterated throughout the entire arab league summit in fact that king abdullah of jordan king solomon of saudi arabia sisi of egypt also mentioned crucially that it was palestine that needed to be taken a very hard look at if that didn't happen there was going to be real issues but it was the palestinian president who actually took things one step forward he actually blamed the u.s. for palestine's current predicament he said that the u.s. was an obstacle to peace let's take a look what he had to say. has one of. them what happened during the era of trump has never been heard or seen during the errors prior to him they might have been hiding the policies then came trump with all impoliteness to announce this policy that is categorically against the international legitimacy since one nine hundred forty seven it is a coup against international law and legitimacy this american administration has put an end to its rule as a mediator in the peace process the us is a biased mediator strong was there from the palestinian president but that's not the end of the message coming out from the arab league summit they'

reiterated throughout the entire arab league summit in fact that king abdullah of jordan king solomon of saudi arabia fattah el-sisi of egypt all mentioned crucially that it was palestine that needed to be taken a very hard look at and if that didn't happen there was going to be real issues but it was the palestinian president who actually took things one step forward he actually blamed the u.s. for palestine's current predicament he said that the u.s. was an obstacle to peace but that's not the end of the message coming out from the arab league summit they also going to issue a draw communique final communique that all involved iran as well there's very strong words to iran saying that they need to stop meddling in the affairs of the arab world they need to remove their militias from arab countries also there will be a mention of syria a separate statement actually when it comes to the occupied golan heights now that's unusual for the arab summit to issue a separate statement on something like this but clearly it's something that they feel very strongly about that they're not going to change their language they do

thousands of demonstrators have marched across algeria and the biggest protest yet against president abdullah sisi beautifully his bid for a fifth term the demonstrations were mostly peaceful but i thought he's used tear gas and stun grenades in pots of the capital algiers beautifully kit is in a hospital in geneva and has rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke in two thousand and thirteen. turkish police have fired tear gas the demonstrators taking part in a march to mock international women's day in istanbul many of the protesters were demanding the release of women imprisoned in syria authorities said the march was an authorized. united states senator elizabeth warren has a valid to break up amazon google and facebook if elected president in online posts she said the giant technology companies should be regulated to boost competition and limit their influence warren is one of several democrats seeking a party's nomination to run against donald trump in the twenty twenty alexion. march eighth marks international women's day and for the first time in twenty nineteen it's a holiday in

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thousands of demonstrators have marched across algeria and the biggest protest yet against president abdullah sisi beautifully his bid for a fifth term the demonstrations were mostly peaceful but also already he's used tear gas and stun grenades in parts of the capital algiers beautifully kit is in a hospital in geneva and has rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke in two thousand and thirteen. today is international women's day focal. point for activists around the world combat in the issues facing women like the gender wage gap sexual violence and discrimination while progress has been made recently what do we including men still need to work on i'm called assman in berlin and this is the day the. bottom line as a man and women aren't equal we don't get the same money for the same well and that's why symbolic day like today is important to show we're still here and i'm not here. it makes me i.e. that we have a good day if things go.

thousands of demonstrators have marched across algeria and the biggest protest yet against president abdullah sisi beautifully his bid for a fifth term the demonstrations were mostly peaceful but of thora he's used tear gas and stun grenades in parts of the capital algiers beautifully kit is in a hospital in geneva and has rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke in two thousand and thirteen. a staggering drop in chinese exports and a soft jobs report from the u.s. new signs of a global slowdown we'll take a look at how investors are sizing up the latest indicators. also on the show it's twenty nineteen and women are still vastly under-represented in company boardrooms worldwide one of the few women c.e.o.'s in the auto industry tells us what it's like being in her position. i'm stephen beard slumberland thanks for joining us u.s. employers added just twenty thousand jobs in february the smallest gain in nearly a year and a half unseasonably cold weather slowing global growth a trade dispute with china and increased caution among consumers wade.