. >> akmed, do mainstream muslims see the group islamic state has hurting their cause?think anyone with any kind of semblance of iq would recognize that the islamic state or whatever they call themselves are, in fact, a terrorist group and using islamic jihadist groups to terrorize local populations has been something that's been going on since the '80s in afghanistan and we see it now in iraq and we are living in the proceed verbial i told you so moment. 10 years ago, when people were out there on the street trying to say, don't occupy iraq. don't invade iraq. this is what's going to happen. unfortunately everything to a t has come true. now we are seeing a signatures where we are looking at the potential split up of the country, degradation of means of sus 10 answer, fundamental human rights, the only sentiment is they want to get out of the country. this is the situation on the ground in iraq. nothing new here isis, al-qaeda, it sounds a bit like we are doing a secelebrity rumor show trying to get out who is doing what. the situation on the ground has been the same n

. >> akmed, do mainstream muslims see the group islamic state as hurting their cause?ink anyone with iq recognises that the islamic state or whatever they call themselves are, in fact, a terrorist group. using islamic jihadist groups to terrorize local populations have gone on since the '80s we are living in a proverbial i told you so moment. 10 years ago people were saying don't occupy iraq, don't invade iraq, this is what will happen. everything is coming true. we see a situation where we look at the split up of the country, degradation of fundamental means of sub stinens, lack of huge job right. the only sentiment from iraq is young people want to get out of the country. this is the situation on the ground in iraq. i.s.i.s., al qaeda - it sound a bit like we are doing a celebrity rumour show, trying to get out who is doing what. the situation on the ground has been the same for 10 years in iraq, and worsening day by day. we have other areas in the region to look at, to get a wider and better context of what is happening in iraq. and, of course, speaking of terrorist

akmed was injured when the israeli military targeted the school. >> there'll be no eid, because my house no longer exists. it was destroyed. we'll try to make a shelter nearby. how can we celebrate eid like this. >> there's the sound of an incoming missile. there were two air strikes on buildings close buy in the half hour we were in the hospital. the traditional ramadan lantern made of mainer hung in the corridors, a reminder that this should be a time of joy. before we left we met this 6-year-old, injured when her family's home was destroyed, and a 3-year-old. his mother says the home was also flattened in an israeli air strike. >> i want to stay in the hospital and look after my baby. there'll be no need for us this year. >>> the eid festival was sombre in ramallah in the occupied west bank. a memorial was held for the victims of gaza. several members attended. the prime minister expressed smathies, and said the government is going everything it can to help. >> i would like to send our deepest sympathy for brothers and family in gaza who are suffering due to this israeli negotiation.

in another word we pay 3-year-old akmed. the israeli military destroyed the home so he moved to safety. ahmed was injured when the israelis attacked the school. >> there'll be no eed this year, because my house no longer exists. it was destroyed. we'll try to make a shelter nearby. how can we celebrate eid like this. >> there was the sound of an incoming missile. there were two air strikes on buildings close by. a traditional ramadan lander made of paper hangs in the pead attic department corridors. this should be a time of joy. we met six-year-old rehabilitation ma injured when her family was destroyed. >> i want to stay in the hospital and look after my baby, therebe no eid for us this year. >>> the eid festival was sombre in ramallah, in the occupied west bank. a memorial was held for the victims of gaza. several members of the palestinian government attended. the prime minister expressed sympathies and said the government is doing everything it can to help. >> i would like to send our deepest sympathy to our brothers or

. >> in another ward we find 3-year-old akmed. the israeli military destroyed his family home. he moved to a school. he was injured when the israeli military targeted the school soon after. >> there is going to be no eid this year, because my house no longer exists. it was destroyed. we will try to make a shelter nearby. how can we celebrate eid like this. >> there is the sound of an incoming missile. there were two air strikes on buildings close by in the half hour we were in the hospital. a traditional lantern made of paper hangs in the paediatric department corridors, a reminder that this should be a time of joy. when we left we met 6-year-old rakma, include when the home was destroyed and this 3-year-old - his home was flattened too. "i want to stay in the hospital and look after my baby. there'll be no eid for us this year." >>> once again the united nations security council is set to meet at midnight much cysten saloom sal oomey joins us much what do we know? >> the players met. there has been hostilities, never mind the ceasefire, and u.n. secretary ban ki-moon. the secu

one of the names we are hearing is akmed shalaki. he is accused of defrauding the u.s.tration considered whether to go to war in iraq. is this someone the u.s. can really trust? >> i think the concerns are bigger than whether he replaces al-maliki. he is another shia. step quickly into the scenario in iraq. you are looking at potential for dissent gracing. now we have the sunni extremist saying this spt just a fight between extremists and the government. it is a fight between the sunni minority and the shia majority that doesn't respect us. that's why the sunni extremists are going against shia shrines. believe it or not, they are the minority. they want to expand the fight to make it into a civil war so they can separate off just as kurds are separating off in the north. i think in the past week we are beginning to see the signs that iraq may divide into three segments. shia in the bottom. sunnis off west. and kurds up north. >> you think phil, tara just said that she thinks baghdad will hold. do you think so? >> yes. i think what the sunni extremists are trying to do