al-jazeera, so we are all, i'm not just speaking for al-jazeera.-jazeera had its policies and then part of a discussion that goes on in al-jazeera. now, and here i'm going to be sharing with you some insight stories on television. we have meetings every day, every morning. and with weekly meetings and monthly, so when and so forth. and different voices are out on those meetings. my own experience for the last six years is that, of course, either from the top on our meetings on what we put on the air. but we do have disagreements constantly. and sometimes i myself had to come out on the minority side of a decision that has been taken. on whether we called this that or whether we cover this, how much we cover. but it is a fluid and open and changing discussion among the people of al-jazeera. why would we will cover a situation different than others, sometimes it is -- were not allowed in bahrain. of course, as you know our offices will close in so many arab countries, i can't even pretend to remember them all. we were closing to wait just two months

it's very disturbing to hear al-jazeera is now becoming this regional player for foreign policy. in a way that some would argue me say the b.b.c. and others have been for decades the way al-jazeera arabic has covered the story of syria is completely one sided. charge backed up by another al-jazeera staffer who complained via email and his boss has refused to publish pictures of armed fighters clashing with the syrian army the film al-jazeera bathed correspondent to channel also ignored the wind and on the new constitution in syria as for libya the two ports adjacent some of the channels coverage and set up some tripoli with fake. last year the channel was miraculously granted access to the american media market after initially been banned in the united states would is that american officials saw how influential al-jazeera was in covering the arab spring but it's raised a number of our brows and given weight to those critics who say the channel's changed its tune bigging the question with al-jazeera is that once reason lucian every voice has been drowned out by and now didn't rais

a charge backed up by another al-jazeera staffer who complained via e-mail that his bosses refused to publish pictures of armed fighters clashing with the syrian army before margin zero they would correspondent to the channel also ignored a referendum on a new constitution in syria as for libya leaked reports suggest that some of the channels coverage and set up some tripoli were fake. last year the channel was miraculously granted access to the american media market after initially been banned in the united states word is that american officials absorbed how influential al-jazeera was in covering the arab spring but it's raised a number of our brows and given weight to those critics who say the channel's changed its tune begging the question with al-jazeera as a once revolutionary voice has been drowned out by and now to noise the agenda of its sponsors r.t. contacted al-jazeera as head office but the channel was unavailable for comment policy r t television. political columnist former contributor to al-jazeera towards the why he was suddenly stopped from writing for it. the politics

contacted al-jazeera as head office but a channel was unavailable for comment policy or r.t. tell of. what he caught up with one of the journalists who left al-jazeera for his view on the row over coverage on syria. and there is no independent media anybody who is. is facing the money for the media outlets you can see what's going on on the television and the governments that are fighting it's the government influencing the war because some people are fueling the floor are paying the money are giving money are given on it's not only. those who are being run by both those who are being you know. what i meant. and this is just the crux of it's a proxy used by it's like several factions like federal government by maybe the last. few of the stories. coming our way later this hour here on r t on the rides were for the white egypt's parliament physically israel is its number one enemy and wants to expel the country's ambassador to caro plus. missions to the moon to venus to jupiter all part of a ambitious plans for the russian space agency for the next eighteen years. but first an

contacted al-jazeera as head office of the channel was unavailable for comment policy r.t. television. political columnist ted rall a former control their intelligence the earth told r.t. why he was suddenly stopped from writing for it the politics of the channel were changing with the word from on high that leftist and progressive was such as mine we're not going to be as welcomed anymore and that i didn't need to sit in the merc ownership is always influential i was surprised when i first heard about that ownership there was they seem to have such a policy obviously the qatar is that decided to shape the picture of the news a little more than they used to. always in the state al-jazeera really did give voice to stories and personalities that weren't getting heard elsewhere and now those views and those personalities are no longer being heard. watching i think coming up paying for that it's yours a death blow out and they go back in from the euro zone but it's left to five problems like illegal immigration alone. the tragic shooting of afghan civilians by u.s. soldier as p

it's very disturbing to hear al-jazeera is now because. this regional player for a foreign policy in a way that some would argue he say the b.b.c. and others have been for decades where arabic is covered the story of syria is completely one sided. a charge backed up by another al-jazeera staff a complaint by e-mail that his boss has refused to publish pictures of armed fighters clashing with the syrian army or the form i'll just leave a big correspondent to the channel or to ignore the wind and on a new constitution in syria as for libya leaked reports suggest that some of the channels coverage and set up some tripoli were fake last year the channel was miraculously granted access to the american media market after initially being banned in the united states word is that american officials saw how influential al-jazeera was in covering the arab spring but it's raised a number of our brows and given right to those critics who say the channel's changed it's to begin the question of whether al-jazeera is a once reason lucian only voice has be

and still on the conflict their resignations al-jazeera has a number of key started the. big news channel walkout in protest claiming biased reporting. plus afghanistan and demands justice for the massacre of sixteen civilians by a u.s. soldier it's just weeks after the burning of the koran by military personnel ignited anti american sentiment all across the country. views for the world economy but business news is in twenty minutes. it is or just after five pm on monday here in moscow this is our with me wrong you seem showing that the violence in syria rages on the u.s. and its allies are now reportedly considering all options including direct military intervention that's despite warnings from the pentagon with the american top brass saying the cost of starting a new war would be too high and dozens of reporters will be killed across syria on monday adding to the death toll believed by the u.n. to stand at over seven thousand five hundred the international community has been unable to reach a consensus on how to act ever since the bloodshed flared up a year ago un secur

contacted al-jazeera his head office but the channel was unavailable for comment pulls the r.t. television. so i could have you with us on our team today still to come for you in the program of paying for debts greece to secure as a debt write off bailout backing from the eurozone what is left to fight problems like illegal immigration. plus. missions to the moon to mars to venus and to jupiter all part of our plans laid out by the russian space agency. militants of a tightly government delegation visiting one of the two afghan villages where u.s. soldier allegedly went on a shooting rampage the taliban earlier about revenge for the killing of sixteen civilians on sunday the u.s. has apologized but said the troops will not leave sooner than planned but the patience of the afghan people may well be running out the saudis got a chicago reports. sixteen innocent afghan villagers slaughtered in cold blood nine of them children u.s. officials are going out of their way to present the american surgeon who apparently committed a massacre as just one bad apple. this incident is tragic a

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set up fifteen years ago al jazeera is owned by the state of qatar its english language spun off and on it in november two thousand and six three english channel when it was set up was always intended to be a much softer version of the arabic trammell of the channel i think was largely true. and its coverage showed bear very clearly there were critical programs compared to arabic olga's iraq but it seems now both are working in tandem the channel is seen as widely influential in the middle east watched by some sixty million people it's been void by the recent arab uprisings but critics claim it's increasingly become a tool of khatami and western policies and themes it's very disturbing to hear al-jazeera is now becoming this regional player for a foreign policy in a way that some would argue we say the b.b.c. and others have been for decades where does the arabic has covered the story of syria is completely one sided. a chargeback type i another al-jazeera staffer who complained by e-mail that his bosses refused to publish pictures of armed fighters clashing with a syrian army the fo

contacted al-jazeera as head office but the channel was unavailable for comment policy or r.t. tell of. houses or across an alley. in his resignation a week ago and r.t. caught up with him for his view on the row over coverage on syria. but there is no independent media anybody who is agenda is paying the money for the media out there you can see what's going on on the television in the bedroom and. i think it's also the government through n sync the thwarts because some people are fueling this war are paying the money are giving money given on it's not only you know those who are being brought by both all of those who are being you know. sort of like that but. this is just the crux and it's a proxy used by it's the end of the. right for the government by maybe the west to i brought with you in this war. in afghanistan one person has died and three others have been hurt when an afghan government again came under attack while traveling to the villages where u.s. soldiers shot dead sixteen civilians on sunday u.s. is apologized for the incident and the unnamed thirty eight year o

contacted al-jazeera his head office but the channel was unavailable for comment coarsely r.t. tel aviv meantime the us administration and its allies are reportedly still considering military intervention in syria as they ponder all options i listed all the foreign editor of the independent newspaper in london says that's currently a last resort however given past experience you know it was very reluctant involved in syria not least because it's a hugely difficult conflict more difficult than libya and of course the criticism that has come under after the libyan conflict. has been has been pretty harsh you know i mean how many more people have to die well you know the question of military intervention is only really been raised since the siege and. a massacre in home sort of the last sort of six weeks or so if there were intervention i'm sure it would follow a similar pattern for that we saw in libya last year where. the more. troops and their flies are make it very difficult for us to move these troops around i think the appetite is very very small and i think people are very

contacted al-jazeera as head office but the channel was unavailable for comment policy r.t. telep with. well coming up on r t paying for debts greece secures a debt write off and bailout backing from the euro zone but is left to fight problems like illegal immigration alone plus. now militants have attacked government delegation visiting lot of two afghan villages where a u.s. soldier allegedly went on a shooting rampage the taliban earlier vowed revenge for the killing of sixteen civilians on sunday u.s. apologized but said troops won't leave sooner than planned but the patience of the afghan people may well be running out as artie's ganesh account reports. sixteen innocent afghan villagers slaughtered in cold blood nine of them children u.s. officials are growing out of their way to present the american surgeon who apparently committed the massacre as just one bad apple. this incident is georgia can shocking and does not represent the exceptional character of our military and the respect that the united states has for the people of afghanistan this is not who we are in no

channel al jazeera actively covered events encouraged by his quest in the military conflict in libyahe lives of the overthrow moammar gadhafi today the information war is focused on syria. journalist refeed look he is rarely seen on the streets of damascus the man shot his public appearances wherever he goes he is followed by two arms bodyguards there's a reason for the caution a short while ago to an identified men fought on the car carrying a reporter for several months refeed has been waging his own information rule the vessels against cooked up reports concerning events in syria's top spots such as the now world renowned city of homs i i i think we can now cross to our correspondent reporting from a field hospital. we are now at a medical unit located at one of the houses. there are a lot of routed from the surrounding has its you can see it with your illinois. sharma's. alan dam him for having killed my younger sister. i'm blind because of him his wife must die. alone and come on this video shows a field hospital of the so called free army and that's us with a has been organized

contacted al-jazeera as head office but the channel was unavailable for comment policy or r.t.e. television. and coming out later in the program paying for good reasons if you are . backing from the euro zone but is left to fight why problems like illegal immigration along with. reaching for the stars rush outlines of issues plans for the future of the space program over the next eighteen years. militants have attacked a government delegation visiting lot of two afghan villages where u.s. soldier allegedly went on a shooting rampage the taliban earlier valid revenge for the killing of sixteen civilians on sunday the shooting prompted a raft of apologies and reassurances from u.s. officials that are just going to should come found out that might not be enough for the afghans. six the innocent afghan villagers slaughtered in cold launch nine of them children u.s. officials are going out of their way to present the american surgeon to apparently committed the massacre is just one bad apple. this incident is tragic and shocking and does not represent the exceptional character of our

contacted al-jazeera as head office but the channel was unavailable for comment and policy r.t. tell of probably us administration and its allies are reportedly still considering military intervention in syria as they ponder all options. foreign editor of the independent newspaper in london says that's currently a last resort however given the past experience. it was very. involved in sort of not least because it's a hugely difficult conflict what's more difficult and of course the criticism that has come under after the libyan conflict. has been has been pretty harsh you know i mean how many more people have to die will there be question of military intervention is only really been raised. the siege of. a massacre in homs sort of the last sort of six weeks or so so i think it's still very much a moving moving issue and one that will probably result in the coming weeks. now ten minutes past the hour here in the russian capital this is are still to come your way in the program making it space travel. missions to the moon to venus to jupiter and to mars all parts over. plans by th

contacted al-jazeera as head office but the channel was unavailable for comment policy or r.t. tell of. egypt's lower house of parliament as overwhelmingly voted to expel israel's ambassador incur and to stop gas exports to the country it's also called on the egyptian government to revise all its relations and agreements with israel referring to it as an enemy that's now cross to tel aviv and talk more on this with a recent post journalist yacov lap and what impact will this vote have for relations between the neighboring states. well i think there's two things that we should keep in mind first of all this vote should be seen i think as a road sign in terms of how the future of relations between israel and egypt will play out the more islamists take power in egypt the worse relations will get between the two countries because islamists have never had an interest in peace and fruitful cooperation with israel they've only been interested in damaging israel and actually seeking its destruction in their overall ideology so it's clear and obvious that the more power islam this in eg

we receiving information now about the reported resignations of key employees in al-jazeera beirut office and they are claiming that the channel has a very provocative stance and has been involved in agenda stating biased reporting these resignations include the managing director of the correspondents and the producer and specific reports that we are hearing particularly from the correspondent is that al-jazeera refused to publish pictures of armed five to clashing with the syrian army and in addition also ignored a referendum on a new constitution in syria by comparison the channel's coverage of events in bahrain was minimal it's has practically ignored what has been happening there in libya we are now receiving some kind of leaked information that the channel was involved in fake coverage and situps and as you can well imagine this is sending a long goals to the international journalism at genda because al-jazeera was as a channel that was a mouthpiece of freedom and change it was supposed to be a channel that was a revolutionary voice but increasingly we have heard critics say that it

maybe we know we need al-jazeera while live on al-jazeera eventually the girl will forget some details. to be sure and your children in this footage we see danny holmes activist known for his exclusive reports from the very epicenter of the conflict history pairing to go live on c.n.n. and there is no shooting until he asks for it. what shall i say tell her she buildings can take a good reason why. he did it could be two hundred get there in the last hour or two . two hundred dead love reality. in the pit. we got the big deal. here could be to become james extraordinary patience as hard as possible. to produce but not everyone is happy about it well known war correspondents are used to report to al-jazeera from the world's conflict hot spots but syria has become the rubicon he couldn't cross he mentions armed groups fighting against assad's army and his bosses and doha told him he needed a vacation he has just resigned because of biased coverage he says that's right you know promoting. egypt tunisia whatever for example the revolution in bahrain and saudi arabia they entered the ritchi

and others have been for decades because if al-jazeera arabic is going to take a war like. a government that is very ill and i have to say there is the courage of those drug with however in saying look this is not what you should be covering this there are elements in there. because cover story of syria is completely one sided. sixteen afghan civilians including nine children have been shot dead in their homes by u.s. soldier on an alleged overnight gun rampage the incident follows mass protests last month over the burning of copies of the koran at an american military base president hamid karzai has can down the slaughter as an forgivable and demanded an explanation from washington president barack obama expressed his condolences while the nato secretary general promised to restore the undermined phase of the afghan people then secure men from to stop the war coalition believes that the incident once again raises questions about u.s. military tactics in afghanistan. the americans will try to say this is just an isolated incident but we have to remember but there are a hund

while life on al-jazeera eventually the girl will forget some details. an issue but sure and your children in this footage we see danny holmes activist known for his exclusive reports from the very epicenter of the conflict his trip carrying to go live on c.n.n. he's relaxed and calm. and there is no shooting until he asks for it was. choose a target. no worries just do it by the. solution i see in my whole dear. tell them regime buildings collapsed and we're taking buildings away be there could be a miniature hunger again here in the last hour and here. we are two hundred dead in love reality the finale though for he did in the finale and he got the big deal you can see activity become journalists trying to make a change as hard as possible the more blood and death the higher the price up. but not everyone is happy about it well known war correspondents used to report for al-jazeera from the world's conflict hot spots but syria has become the rubicon he couldn't cross he mentions armed groups fighting against assad's army and his bosses and the told him

wildlife on al-jazeera eventually the girl will forget some details. called punish you wish your and your children in this footage we see danny holmes activist known for his exclusive reports from the very epicenter of the conflict history carry him to go live on c.n.n. he's relaxed and calm. and there is no shooting until he asks for it. it's a digital easy target. no worries just an. so we should assume the whole deal. tell the russian buildings collapsed and we're taking bodies right. there could be two hundred get there just in the last hour or . two hundred dead in love reality the first. thing the feds can never. do for you to see activity become journalists try to make a chaise which comes close. to the price but not everyone is happy about it well known war correspondents russian history report for al-jazeera from the world's conflicts hot spots but syria has become the rubicon it couldn't cross dimensions armed groups fighting against assad's army his boss is a the heart felt he needed avocation he has just resigned because of biased coverage

broken news journalists who've resigned from al-jazeera accuse station bosses of fabricating reports to broadcast their view rather than show what's really happening in conflict on syria as we report tonight. barack obama and david cameron casually mull over their afghanistan strategy after the massacre of sixteen civilians by an american soldier of the country. and china warns of the urgent need to slow down growth to avoid an economic and political crash just as debt ridden europe buys up beijing as a potential cash cow and. hello you're watching r.t. live from moscow it's eight pm wednesday evening here now my name's kevin know in our top story as the conflict in syria rages on media spin doctors are fighting their own battle tonights to shape public opinion on the crisis their efforts are made easier by unconfirmed and sometimes contradictory reports and footage from the conflict zone but there's ila one channel al-jazeera has already forced several key members of its staff to resign in protest at his riff and as more. clashes in the streets of syria have been raging for a year n

or maybe wait no we need al-jazeera while live on al jazeera eventually the girl will forget some details. on issue but sure and your children in this footage we see danny holmes activist known for his exclusive reports from the very epicenter of the conflict is preparing to go live on c.n.n. and there is no shooting until he asks for it. what shall i say and tell her she believes god returned people. in there could be two hundred thirty in the last hour to. two hundred. good luck reality. ok. we got the video up on what do you see that could be attributed. to the hunger proofs. but not everyone is happy about it well known walker is children's leadership used to report to al-jazeera from the world's conflict hot spots but syria has become the rubicon he couldn't cross he mentions armed groups fighting against assad's army his boss is in the heart of the he needed medication he has just resigned because of biased coverage he says were like you know promoting lucian's in. egypt tunisia or whatever but i don't think for example revolution in bahrain and saudi arabia they are just you're a c

footage of fiction in syria qatar's al-jazeera t.v. channel is accused of twisting events and staging shots to shape your opinions there after. the balls in their courts britain and america's leaders get together to discuss getting out of afghanistan. and iran brushes off the claims by the u.n. nuclear watchdog it's trying to raise evidence of explosives testing or to keep military site israel's threats of attack still stands. watching r.t. a very warm welcome seems today syria's turmoil has been laid bare on our t.v. screens for more than a year but some networks are being accused of affecting rather than reflecting the conflict or if national reports now on how there's more coverage on the qatari al-jazeera t.v. channel and meets the eye. clashes in the streets of syria have been raging for a year now but behind the scenes there is a media war but just as damaging as the one taking israeli lives rafi claude's freelance investigative journalist from damascus says he's found what he thinks is proof of media manipulation of the conflict

because al-jazeera was set up as a channel that was a mouthpiece of freedom and change it was supposed to be a channel that was a revolutionary voice but increasingly we have heard critics say that it has become a one sided voice could tarries government's stance particularly against the syrian president bashar assad and our viewers many of them will remember that almost miraculously that was the word that was used by critics last year al jazeera was granted a license to broadcast in the united states and this is after it was initially refused such lassen saying rights and this has made many critics to say that there's granting was because of the channels change in terms of an agenda setting that is very much pushing the agenda of the qatari and western governments that are calling for military intervention in syria. pulis lir their knowledge is there as former beirut bureau chief. resigned from the channel eleven months ago citing what he claimed was a lack of professionalism and objectivity he told r.t. he believes the contrary stations reporting of the arab spring revolts was. polit

or maybe home can read no we need al-jazeera while live on al-jazeera eventually the girl will forget some details because honey shuba shore and your children in this footage we see danny holmes activist known for his exclusive reports from the very epicenter of the conflict his preparing to go live on c.n.n. his relaxed and calm. and there is no shooting until he asks for it. it's a digital easy target. no worries just do it. or i have thought of that so should i say to hell did you or are tell the recent buildings collapsed and we're taking buildings away. he said it could be a miniature get dead in the last hour or two who are here still haven't said enough reality in the finale book for it but never really got the details for you to see activity become journalists trying to make a chaise as hot as possible. just to show you the price. but not everyone is happy about it well known war correspondent ali husham used to report to al-jazeera from the world's conflict hot spots but syria has become the rubicon he couldn't cross he mentions armed groups fighting against assad's army and

footage fiction in syria qatar's al-jazeera t.v. channel is accused of twisting events and staging shots pinions there are. all caught britain and america's leaders get together to discuss getting out of afghanistan. iran brushes off claims by the u.n. nuclear watchdog it's trying to raise evidence of explosives testing if a key military site israel's threats of attack still stands. capital outflow has now raised eleven million dollars a month and a great. thousand and eight financial crises and outline it may take some time. world news and analysis around the clock this is a party of character. the top story our serious turmoil has been laid bare in our t.v. screens for more than a year and some networks are being accused of affecting rather than reflecting the conflicts in financial reports now on their want to the coverage on the qatari and al-jazeera t.v. channel and that's the only. clashes in the streets of syria have been raging for a year now but behind the scenes there is a media war that's just as damaging as the one taken

broke in new strollers to resign from al jazeera accuse station bosses of fabricating reports to broadcast their view rather than show what's really happening in conflict or in syria. the polls in their record as barack obama and david cameron most over their afghanistan strategy after the massacre of sixteen civilians from an american soldier in the country. china warns of the urgent need to slow down growth to avoid an economic economic and political trash just as get great in europe eyes of beijing as a potential cash crop. is uncommon broadcasting if you live from the heart of moscow. well as the conflict in syria rages on media spin doctors are fighting their own battle to shape public opinion on the crisis their efforts are made easier by unconfirmed and sometimes contradictory reports and footage from the conflict zone but the zeal of one channel al-jazeera has already for several key members of its staff to resign in protest marches maria and moshe has more. clashes in the streets of syria have been raging for a year now but behind the scenes there is a media war that's just as dam

footage fiction in syria qatar's al jazeera t.v. channel is accused of twisting events and staging shots to shape their opinions there are. walls in their courts has written on america's leaders getting together to discuss gets another path palestine. brown brushes off claims from the u.n. nuclear watchdog it's trying to raise evidence of explosives testing it's a key military site but israel's threats of attack to start. broadcasting live from moscow twenty four seven this is r.t. serious turmoil has been laid bare at our t.v. screens for more than a year and some networks are being accused of affecting robin reflecting the conflict with a national reports now on how there's more to the coverage on the qatari al-jazeera t.v. channel than meets the eye. clashes in the streets of syria have been raging for a year now but behind the scenes there is a media war that's just as damaging as the one taken syrian lives rafi claude's freelance investigative journalist from damascus says he's found what he thinks is proof of media manipulatio

can well imagine this is sending a long goals to the international journalism at gender because al-jazeera was said to have as a channel that was a mouthpiece of freedom and change it was supposed to be a channel that was a revolutionary voice but increasingly we have heard critics say that it has become a one sided royce for could tarries government's stance that simply against the syrian president bashar assad and our viewers many of them will remember that almost directly listen to that was the word that was used by critics last year al jazeera was granted a license to broadcast in the united states and this is off it was initially refused such licensing rights and this has made many critics to say that those granting was because of the channels change in terms of an agenda stating that it is very much pushing the agenda of the qatari and wasting governments that are calling for military intervention in syria. policy reporting now the afghan parliament says the people have run out of patience with a lack of oversight for foreign troops this follows the killing of sixteen afghan civilian

qatar's aggressive stance towards of us has led to a string of resignations at a country's al-jazeera t.v. news channel those who describe bias at the station which they say has become a tool to target the syrian regime that point specifically at the way the recent referendum on a new constitution was more or less ignored journalist often were tons of work for al-jazeera says there's been a u. turn in the channels policies. because i'm president of this number of resignations correspondents producers directors of their offices it's very sad that al-jazeera arabic which was such a voice for openness that's a revolutionary channel in that part of the world openly allowing people to phone and criticize the dictators backed by the red states in the region it's very very disturbing to hear al-jazeera is no becoming this regional player for a foreign policy in a way that some would argue be say you know the b.b.c. and others have been for decades because if zero arabic is going to take a war like stones will go of the qatari government that is bodes very ill and i have to say there is the c

while life on al-jazeera eventually the girl will forget some details. punish you bishnoi and your children in this footage we see danny holmes activist known for his exclusive reports from the very epicenter of the conflict is preparing to go live on c.n.n. his relaxed and calm. and there is no shooting until he asks for it. it's a digital easy target. no worries just do it. or . should i say my hell did i. tell them there are some buildings collapsed and we're taking buildings away the kid could be a miniature for your get dead in the last hour or two or three or two hundred three i would be paid for an hour before he did the can really cut the deal for you and the activists to become journalists trying to make a chaise as hard as possible and old blood and death the higher the price up. but not everyone is happy about it well known walk respondent alley husham used to report to al-jazeera from the world's conflict hot spots but syria has become the rubicon he couldn't cross he mentioned armed groups fighting against assad's army and his bosses and tol

referendum on a new constitution was more or less ignored carolus afshin rattansi who work for al-jazeera says there's been a u. turn and the channels policies. it is unprecedented this number of resignations that correspond produces directors of their offices it's very sad that al-jazeera arabic which riseth a voice for openness that's a revolutionary channel in that part of the world openly allowing people to phone and criticize the dictators backed by the united states in the region it's very very disturbing to hear al-jazeera. is now becoming this regional player for a foreign policy in a way that some would argue to say you know the b.b.c. and others have been for decades because if we are arabic is going to take a war like stones will go up because our government has been very ill and i have to say there is the courage of those drug with however in saying look this isn't the way we should be covering this there are elements of al qaida in there and the whale jazeera arabic has covered the story of syria is completely one sided the taliban has promised revenge for the killing of sixt

well a number of key staff of al jazeera is arabic channel have resigned over the television stations coverage of the ongoing syrian conflict those who left accuse the qatari owned network of politicizing news and of bias against president assad our correspondent as their story. we're receiving information now about the reported resignations of key employees in. our office and they are claiming that the channel has a very provocative stance and has been involved in agenda stating biased reporting these resignations include the managing director of the correspondent and the producer and specific reports that we are hearing particularly from a correspondent is that al-jazeera refused to publish pictures of armed fighters clashing with the syrian army and in addition also ignored every free rein them on the new constitution in syria by comparison the channels coverage of events in bahrain was minimal it's has practically ignored what has been happening there in libya we are now receiving some kind of information that the channel was involved in fake coverage and sit ups and as you can we

maybe holmgren reid no we need al-jazeera while life on al-jazeera eventually the girl will forget some details because punish you the shore and your children in this footage we see danny holmes activist known for his exclusive reports from the very epicenter of the conflict he's preparing to go live on c.n.n. he's relaxed and calm. and there is no shooting until he asks for it. so good you choose a target. no worries just do it. so we should assume i hold dear. to the russian buildings collapsed taking buildings one. hundred get there in the last hour or two. or two hundred three i was in the pit. in the pit. the big deal. for the activists to become journalists trying to make a shape as hard as possible in. the process but not everyone is happy about it well known war correspondent elise hashem used to report for al-jazeera from the world's conflict hot spots but syria has become the rubicon he couldn't cross he mentioned armed groups fighting against assad's army and his bosses and told him he needed a vacation he has just resigned because of biased coverage he says. you know of prom