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al-jazeera al-jazeera world is next stay with us. political assassination with the truth buried for 25 years. who ordered the killing of the p.l.o. whose 2nd income on the and were they acting alone. the story begins in 1955 when a small group of palestinians attacked a target in the gaza strip close to the border with israel but that neither of them i will if you're gonna. even read them in the period that would be yet i had. thought. like i mean for that you know he also. behind the attack was wholly allowed was here as our boogy heard he would go on to become a major figure in the palestinian resistance to israeli occupation respected by his friends but feared by his enemies he was one of the 700000 palestinians forced from their homes in 1948 in what they call our neck of the catastrophe the founding of israel and that money on it is in love with her family saw him outside where you put all those. little woman by the interim. can be a man in. medina. then another bit of the soul to tell a woman whom in whom it was a who unless i had to. fall is about is my level of. so love come out of you for. how malone. see for. him ok if. what had been know in. the home i loved. or. was the cool cool. oh what a. sort of the club is our son who to my ears rose father for his own this one is a millivolt sort of. a little love that they can love him most have a till june day i'm be was you know who is left but i could that's not the here a lot of the ha ha docs radical left. for. home. the middle of the in or the law. after a college education in egypt you heard moved to kuwait where he worked as a teacher. there he met us out of. the start of a relationship that would shape the rest of his life. together they founded the fatah palestinian resistance movement in 1959. that about the long applause and then. a subtle. huntin a. bomb are either live up to him. when fattah joined the palestine liberation organization in 1967. had became one of its leading figures and for the next 2 decades effectively the deputy to p.l.o. chairman yasser arafat. he set up training camps in algeria for the paramilitary wing of fatah the would later undertake armed operations against israeli forces and institutions. were they were look at what i know to be an oracle part of the. sharon the devil out of them. from women with a breath and with a ribbon with a woman with an. only not request for her you know i want them every large coming out of it and hearing very little in your son and for everyone who knows what i'm daniel daniel. joining the 1970 s. abu jihad was behind several operations against israeli targets. to many palestinians he was a hero a leader of the palestinian resistance movement but israel he became an increasing threat. in june 1982 israel invaded lebanon in a confrontation the lead to the p. yellow being expelled from the country in september and its leadership leaving the capital beirut. b. day it had a bit new to many other aka. and. bad at. least. while yasser arafat and other leading figures regrouped in tunisia abu jihad and his followers moved to the jordanian capital amman. and the 1st palestinian intifada or uprising broke out. can have haven't. had that at. sablon to father. so there are no going to work them in and work than that into the other lety utterance. shabby and they be denied a better view and. a little of her elected sheriff stanek. it's personal. national of course. i'm sure she will question the part of the road real. challenge with all the smaller or less from shorter she will shop with she will love it if mother. of them all the nuances. would you know that very very international national scene for both of the. several months into the 1st intifada fattah fighters attacked a bus close to the israeli nuclear research facility near the city of dimona. 4 israelis and 3 palestinians were killed. we do need to reward good luck with us so with. all of that we do have to warn exult who are sort of a jerk you know it's you know. lot of bullshit in the more. when . asked by him what i. feel about a bad. at 30. min. or . less valid math to. be a little. i think what i mean. a minute. yes i mean. for trot man to that. young. meanwhile in cyprus a car bomb killed 3 close associates of abu jihad. palestinians accused israeli intelligence mossad of the murders of one. from new york. and in iraq a plot against abu jihad was uncovered. this is the. gun with a clean behind the mask put up the mascot of them the. capital of the island which yeah. i love. that rocky. prevalence about the gun free arm of the. head of them but back. in the. butt of the. womanly end of 2nd week. in early april 988 g. had travelled from baghdad. there he received a call from a close friend a moroccan living in france called mohammed al douri. he said he had an important security message for the fattest leadership. at liberty they were had they were part unser. going to sell him the bus with a lot of hama. a little. to the lot of us 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al-jazeera people empowers next. al-jazeera. well every. hour. in his youth one carrying prime minister viktor orban was hailed as a chant read in these days he's routinely been a phony as a migrant bashing nationalist is authoritarian agenda that threatens democratic norms in july 29 teams the same time went on i hungry see how there is a certain sense you know as open seeks almost unlimited powers to rule by degree amidst the grand of ours crises where showing that when we get. hungary is unquestionably one of europe's most beautiful countries. the seat of power of budapest much as any capital for share ocular ends. its fairytale paul and is perhaps the prettiest in europe. but for the last decade according to critics it has passed some of the ugliest moves on the continent. vic's all been has given hungary for 13 years during which time he has taken steps which mirror those taken by other autocrats centralizing power detailing press freedom and attacking and g.m. . he likes this kind of new types of authoritarian leaders are also the ones who are coming moving the political system that he pushes your way. too lazy motives all for her bonnet this regime is on one hand the concentration of political power and on the other on the actual ational personal wealth his refugee policy is the whole russia has to be told. what is happening in hungary is quite unique this type of treatment of depriving asylum seekers of food. winning less than hoff of bud's his policy for a day in concert with its smallest satellite allies the christian democratic people's paltry nevertheless commands over 2 thirds of the fallen tree sakes alive to change the country's constitution at 12 this is the hybrid regime said new in liberal states a bit in the heart of europe it's not the kind of political system that we have seen before it's a new phenomenon. last month they've all been launched his campaign for the european parliamentary elections with an extraordinary outburst. on the model visitors site has also couple. fellow party morny. well i mean. what you. asked me she got the she got an emphatic. thank you. echoing this sentiment. they showed unflattering photographs of the european commission president john poor young and hungarian born billionaire george soros whom the hungarian government accuses of sending to you are. the text read you have the rights to marry what brussels is planning. to. the firm that enraged young. you like it belongs to the used largest political grouping the european peoples party it pledged to the suspension for the she's membership of the group. the irony say observe this of the regime is that those close to him have done very well out of the e.u. from the free store. arguably he is the richest. and 10 years ago. and to prefer companies of his father. they still benefit from sunday projects on the one hand. the same time on the other hand. i think rich. it's hard to believe that europe's but boy was once hailed as a champion of freedom and played a part in bringing democracy to the former communist state. past a couple of funny had protested alongside all but against the communists 30 years ago but his night one of his most outspoken critics. yvonne yee runs shelters for the homeless the roma and for refugees 3 groups which have become targets of the regime. to course who have frequent goodere in fear there would be an attempt to as i can i leave go in he says men never the more they are all up to the back of you have only me your sack a switch or as democrats you're on a book or article crazy askey or korean. them about me why york with what dark age be over you're quite your own man. instead of demonizing refugees if i knew gives them jobs people like miriam a nurse who escaped afghanistan 4 years ago another cares for the 2nd timeless but one of the past as shelters. acts such as these of put it viney at all it's with all but his defining policy has been to attack asylum seekers. in 2015 at the height of the refugee crisis all been ordered the construction of a heavily guarded border fence talked with razor wire to keep an eye to saddam secrets. it stretches for 175 kilometers along the border with serbia. the fence has proved popular with hungary's many nationalist movements including the far right paramilitary group. the sort of civil. libertarians gentler sure to shoot out boy i'm sure they believe the french should be extended the fast is just a couple of 100 kilometers why stop millions come to europe good to label you good to me i mean that is the fear that actually could save all the loss of jobs their shot but good cheer in hungary is very safe place no need to log the door like in london and on is not english city anymore. i love this place we try to keep this safe the fence is gold. just transit same spot along the 175 kilometer length of the france which would make a maximum of 2 people a day transit center are cruel and tiny space there is containers and the by. simply knowing that you are locked in for an unpredictable time. with an unpredictable future is very stressful. but for some of the detainees this is the least of their worries. in august last year we've heard of the 1st cases where people were held in detention in the border transit. but the authorities have stopped giving the adults food. if someone is in the legal then obviously he or she or the father he should be taken care of themselves but keep in mind that if you or myself decide to go to the united states but our requests to step down nobody's going to take care of us. want to have care and government actually says is that people who have been refused asylum in hungary even though they are detained should not be given food. this smacks of cynicism you know and in humanity the same time recognition rates for refugees in hungary is among the lowest in european union while you watch state media you would think that you know we are literally being invaded by hundreds or thousands. they will take videos that are completely taken out of context and they will show them on state t.v. claiming that it's from a particular time or a particular location and then if you do some basic fact checking you will see that that's not the case at all. this is the border with serbia. for cry from what would have you believe. we. just 2 asylum seekers waiting for a chance to be admitted into hungary the. first family is a nearby refugee center on the outskirts of the serbian city of super to its. owner but his sisters decided to leave afghanistan after they were informed that they would be forced into marriage they were pursued across iran and turkey by angry relatives and suffered many traumas. my mom on this and my sister said on my little bit of the cross that you don't want the bullets through there. if you start they will bit you. like many before them saina and her family crossed on a dangerously overloaded boat into greece. he said you don't want dog and that's what they're at 55 or 50 people they're saying you're off to go if you don't go they've got their guns. and they say i'll still go. but anyone looking enough to survive such trials and then make it to hungary receives little health or sympathy from the state. this is largely provided by charities. those who support migrant charities are also talkative the biggest bogeyman is one garion born american financier and to learn trippiest george soros through his open society foundation the billionaire has spent hundreds of millions of dollars funding civil society and education projects in hungary the country of his birth with mr chavez we have our if you like political differences. he has become. a major political influence. by his word by his investments by the organization of framework and work he maintains soros has been vilified in the garion press sure. i would say that about. 7580 percent of the media is under the control or for bad and it has a huge impact on the public opinion short or security of us or for us for example when they started the campaign against him a few years ago was an arm known and a neutral figure and it became a figure that everybody knows and there really hates. last year the day of the stop soros law designed to inhibit the work of n.g.o.s. elected but what your cycle octave can further afield we does that angie all mean as you guys are to start as you alice she ask you for that alice she gets mean therefore took out of me that asked that obvious before called to task for salmon. critics say this vilification of a prominent a philanthropist who happens also to be jewish of the north sea era propaganda. i can is have a bear in mind when gary and philosopher who survived the holocaust is not surprised she has cell phone victim to sit and t. semitic smear campaign he picked shot rush big shoulders because he was a joe and he believed he said he teach people at n.b.s. that don't like people and they don't take america. flag. hungary is home to one of europe's largest jewish communities it supports the biggest synagogue on the continent as well as an internationally renowned holocaust museum a chilling testament to the crimes committed by hank guerin fascists in the 1930 s. and forty's when harf a 1000000 jews the center irish. with risings an affair. some here fear the specter of fascism may return. many of you haven't even jewish families are you know ready to leave. because they know that if they know from their. family history that if you have to leave you have to leave right away. this is a memorial to mark the site where jewish men women and children were handcuffed weighted and thrown into the time you go into notes years commissioned by the previous administration. but in recent years hungary's fascist past has undergone a make a for. this is opens by morial to german occupation situated next to the gary and paul of that you might be forgiven for thinking that hungry was a victim of the holocaust rather than a participant. a memorial at all german if your patient is about a new girl which comes down to that. and found that he is the angel and the eagle is the german which suggests a lie. about the holocaust and particularly about the hungary and all in all of us because the whole of the partition was carried out by hungary and jad and that image and by the high getting situations and instead of digesting this we're still in. in a stage of the nile. it's not just one greece past that's proving controversial. these people are protesting over all bans plan to close hungary's leading educational establishment the central european university known as the see you which in shrines the ideas of democracy and liberalism it is not only about. promoting about preaching about open society democracy but it's about studying no imperfections of democracy. the c.e.u. has an open door policy to students regardless of ethnicity and so the brakes multiculturalism. a stance which puts it all it's with all but who in 2017 decided to close it sparking incredulity. hung gary and this should ask themselves who benefits here. does it benefit budapest to chase an institution out of the country does it benefit hungry. thousands came out onto the streets angry and bewildered at the time greece finest university was being forced to relocate to the end. many believe or been slaving for the c.e.u. is done to the fact that it was funded by george soros day for day to ny there is a link and claim that the universities ability to issue american diplomas is incompatible with think garion legislation is a matter of rule for law it is impossible that you see you or anybody else enjoys the luxury and benefits of fishing american diplomacy that's the simple reason i think it's it's a red flag and it's a warning sign that this might be in 6 that direction where we're heading where in the pen is the true sense that speak out for human rights that speak out for the generally quality of citizens that our country is being. chased away. the inevitable exodus of academic staff and students from hungary is a microcosm of a much bigger problem talented professionals or quitting the country and launch numbers close to a 1000000 i think erin said. left in the last decade warm in 10 of the population. good cake a bunch has a satirical group which competes in elections as the hind garion 2 tails dog poti that regularly opens policies including those on immigration. he's printed speech monday bearing the faces of obama parents. his george soros 504 and night changes hands for 700 foreign. family i. think i'm a fairly i don't get on a bit i mean that which i question carolyn my adversary and i do not like many. elected obama. but the shortage of skilled workers is nigh becoming serious so all buns government came up with a novel solution a law allowing employers to insist that staff should work up to 400 i was a year in overtime. pay too quickly to the slave law and this is what sports yes more protests and budapest which began last december lasting several months. employers might not have to pay for this extra work for 3 years. a slave law could have been used to make people work such long hours that they would not have a weekend and payment would be so delayed that by that time maybe the company would even go bankrupt and you would never get paid. for the 1st time demonstrations spread to other times quickly becoming a nationwide phenomenon. something else happened to you. it was the 1st time man and the opposition party stopped talking about corporations and stopped talking about how bad the situation. i went on the street a static to act. on a day and off quickly emerged as the poster girl of the protests. everybody felt angry and frustrated at that moment there were no labels that moment there were a community a group of people at the street who feels the same. call them and it was under siege it was the most sustained threats to all bones power for years but he managed to write the story with a country deeply divided the scene was set for a very bitter yoru election in may 2019. would become one of momentum as 1st i meet peace. but there was never any ties who had way. or bunz fears and he migrant tried to rick was again sufficient to secure victory. but it's not the 1st time angry has been sealed off from the outside world some people are old enough to remember what it was like when the iron curtain divided europe in much the same way opens border fence and i separate serbia from hungary today the old cold war frontier is a popular psychopath and people move freely between hungary and austria. back then try to axe it without permission and you'd be in big trouble all over to own up to you to talk. to a semi awesome band as oakland sause new words for new words no one better was on your. own daily show you got the hot ossicles on top the yugoslav issues also are called also of course on the fairly. well 1st any thoughts on a mild nag 5 athletic hostel. in august 1909 colonel bella was in charge of a border post day the city of seoul from where the communist government sanctioned a pan european picnic in the name of good neighborly relations. were to pass the frontier bearing wine and sausages. the border would be a boon for 3 hours. but things didn't go according to plan. hundreds of east germans fleeing the own countries dictatorship cold wind of the event and rushed saya through czechoslovakia to the border crossing. all but had to decide whether to open fire starter sure seem to know little although one of the lot along like better said band. has got to be. startled. me i love you not indeed. in cost of below lucky hazard that said i don't want to my goal dani ambushing a sham they should make a sham. $600.00 east germans a skaggs to the west more than $60000.00 foot fall or the burden war became untenable and the east german dictatorship collapsed. all inadvertently triggered the end of the cold war. for many living around all buns border fence like. the mayor of cuba cause a historical irony so inescapable. the station we focus on deck in tiny does audubon mean done like a day and a wash again i'm a suspect my dear how about i make looked at them but a catalyst of that. dish. stuck my heart out on. a fad to mbeki that exact a lot i knew about the manichean act and i might add or so i was out of and even a standard i'm. hungry has never been more polarized with the dash having won the euro elections many are wondering what's next could the country me if yet further to the right. to do that i mean maybe go past. that is the usual thought when i make it easy i want i want all of us maybe some of them will be in command of the gold mine and. greece the birthplace of democracy but ethnic turks from the northeast tell a different story they. believe their religious leaders jailed journalists silenced schools closed and a surge in the far right they say that if you don't like you can vote why i'm doing what i'm most of the people in power investigates western thrice contested space on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and you are. full of struggles full of pleasure. look at it that him what he said. through a lot of the goodness of the wait until around us about the but i mean. what if an intimate look at life in cuba. is working mom or will they like us hanging a cable but that the comment that with a year of my cuba. on al-jazeera. america is a regional wonder of joy tragedy and guess i'll fly list but it doesn't matter where you are you have to be able to relate to the human condition. of the cities are treated that way and not simply i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career but no country is alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why. the a. coronavirus cases reach 1000000 worldwide and the us president reassures desperate states that medical supplies are on the way. i'm fully back to go this is al jazeera live from doha with continuing coverage of the corona virus pandemic fears in china of 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al-jazeera. i'm going with al and doha the top stories on al-jazeera british prime minister barak's johnson has been admitted to hospital 10 days after testing positive for call that 19 his office says it was a precautionary measure because he still has symptoms has more from rory telling him that. one of course anything connected to cave in and see him at a hospital admission is serious downing street is saying that this hospital admission for us johnson is not because his condition has necessarily got any worse but it's because it has been going on for so long it's persistence we are being told that boris johnson is still continuing to leave the country but if things get much worse then it will be dominic rob the foreign secretary will step in to take over also in the u.k. britain's queen elizabeth made a rare address to the nation the 93 year old monarch urged people to remain united and resolute to overcome the virus john hall has a story 2 weeks into the u.k.'s lockdown and deserted city scenes are testament to a new way of life most people staying home for as long as science and the government

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and. you know certain isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise you've been looking at another side of the story now from our information around the outbreak but we missed. the listening post on al-jazeera. south korea reports more than a 100 people who were initially cleared of coronavirus have tested positive again. china meanwhile announces the highest number of new cases in the wakes most of which says are from infected travelers. i'm sorry is a down this is al jazeera live from dollhouse so coming up opec and other major oil producers make record.

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. right after. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm sami say that this is the news hour live from coming up in the next 60 minutes. i think iran needs to be held accountable for what they've done to. the u.s. calls for more pressure on iran after the successful launch of its 1st satellite. the u.s. secretary of state says the alex ation of the west bank is a decision for the new israeli government to make.

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al-jazeera from the al-jazeera london for will cost center 2 special guests in conversation as the resistance and i see joy in the midst of pain your books do that and from today it's uninterrupted why are all of our people of color and they're just one color that is like that is why don't we face right should they be people of no color that exactly fatima bhutto meets marc lamont hill i very much thought i was going to get shot and look at a bad movie studio to be unscripted on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. i'm sam is. the look at the headlines here now dizzier the saudi u.a.e. coalition has begun a 2 week unilateral ceasefire in yemen to prevent a corona virus outbreak but a spokesman tells al-jazeera they won't stop fighting unless the coalition lifts its siege on the country. blog or not we are not going to observe a cease fire we will continue to fight so long as saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are still imposing a siege on the announcement made by them is a continuation of war it is not a total cease.

al jazeera. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories the u.k. death toll from corona virus has surged to 700 the most recorded there so far in a 24 hour period that brings the number of people who have died to 4300 ths on the gable has the latest from london. confirmed. dead in the last 24 hour period it was has now gone up to $703.00 that's a 20 percent rise from the last number that was called there and that brings the total number of dead in the u.k. up to 4313 now this is something that was anticipated to get more heavy death toll because of the way that the infection has been proceeding and already there have been preparations in place where you've had the field hospitals already starting to open up in the u.k. spain has reported another $809.00 deaths from the corona virus that raises the total to above and $1700.00 with nearly 125000 confirmed cases ron is proposing to restart industrial production despite health authorities predicting another wave of infections in the coming weeks around 3400 people have died there and there's been more than 55000 confirmed cases. monday a scheduled meeting between opec and russia is to spell and the russians and saudi arabia blame each other for the oil price war because of their falling out and the crowd a virus effect on demand for oil prices fell to an 18 year low last month a deal to cut production and that ramping up prices isn't duff's of the saudis personally blamed that of a putin for the instability. horseracing is the latest board to go virtual because of the pandemic at 16 g.m.t. so it's just started it's going to stop very soon it will get underway this is the virtual grand national it will be all computer generated fans can gamble with all profits going to medical charity. as the headlines stay with us on al-jazeera. al-jazeera scott walker who of course was when you saw that document the story we listen to after the war saying you'll be able to go build you know at this stage of you but we would not be with you we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the ground 0. amid the awesome welcome to a very special edition of upfront special because for the 1st time in this age of the coronavirus i'm recording it from my home on today's show we'll discuss how brazil is handling or mishandling the crisis under its controversial president bolton are all speak to one of the most high profile critics in the brazilian congress but 1st its official figures are to be believed at least 6 people die every hour in iran from covert 19 the.

al-jazeera dot com that's al-jazeera dot com. our time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera. people across china have stood in silence to honor the more than 3000 people who died from corona virus 82000 people have been infected but most have already recovered the international monetary fund says the coronavirus pandemic has brought the global economy to a standstill lets morning the situation is worse than the 2008 financial crisis says it has a trillion dollar war chest to help vulnerable economies. this is a crisis like no other member in the history of the i.m.f. we can weakness the world economy coming to a stand still. we are now in recession eat these way worse then the global financial crisis we can have one trillion dollars war chest and we are determined to use as much as vesa serry in debt protect the economy from this current of this crisis and a bidding war has begun globally as countries and cities compete for supplies of personal protective equipment including masks gloves and gowns for health care workers turkey's president has announced tougher measures to con

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. wherever. in doha with a look at our main stories here on al-jazeera u.s.president donald trump has walked out of his daily coronavirus briefing without taking questions after an outcry over his suggestion that disinfectants could be used as a remedy for the illness dop says manufacturers and government agencies have rushed out warnings against consuming the chemicals rosin jordan reports. friday's white house briefing on the colbert 90 and stored it like any other opening remarks from president bush today as the paycheck pretty.

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al-jazeera world goes in search of the truth about the 2 new zealand independence fighter that's how sure 80. 1 al-jazeera. feels and formidable the poles good kids are renowned for their courage on the final. one i want to east finds out what it types to join the a labor guy. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you. a 6 week old baby is the month of the latest victims of the corona virus in the u.s. where the number of dead surpasses 5000. 7 raman you're watching al-jazeera life my headquarters here in doha also coming up china hits back at the u.s. over accusations its cover up the number of confirmed cases. and close to 900000 people lose their jobs in spain in 3 weeks raising the jobless rate to a.

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. coronavirus cases reach 1000000 worldwide u.s. president donald trump reassures desperate states that medical supplies are on the way. to the end so i am fully back to go live from doha with al jazeera is continuing coverage of the coronavirus pandemic playoff years in china of a new wave of infections people in the city of new han are to avoid going out to the us we visit the soup kitchens in argentina slums that are helping put a meal on the table for those living under lockdown and in other news under pressure venezuela's opposition leader is accused of a coup attempt and several of his associates are detained at. the end thank you very much for joining as the u.s. has recorded the world's worst single day of the coronavirus pandemic with close to 1200 deaths on thursday at the same time more than 30000 new cases where recorded wartime powers are now being used to get urgently needed equipment out to desperate hospitals resin donald trump signed a defense production act ordering private companies to make masks ventilators and other medical gear new york's mayor is urging people to wear face masks in public as a city remains america's kovac 19 hot spot our white house corr

al-jazeera . al-jazeera. about you're watching al-jazeera that means the whole rom the reminder of our top stories the united states has suffered the world's worst single day of the pandemic with close to $1200.00 coronavirus deaths on thursday the total number of dead now surpassed says $6000.00. china's government is warning people in the city of hand to stay indoors because a resurgence of infections is feared the warning follows the imposition of a lockdown 160-0000 chinese in neighboring province. and in hong kong the government has reimposed restrictions on bars and clubs following an increase in infections linked to them all tourist arrivals and transit of hong kong airport has been banned since last week. indians are being urged to switch off the lights on sunday night and hold candles or torches and a show of solidarity prime minister narendra modi issued a video message aiming to boost morale during the 3 week lock down 56 indians have died with around 2300 reported infections 2 cases were recorded in less than 24 hours in

al-jazeera. al-jazeera while goes on a rollercoaster journey here on and discover how far our refugee community itself believes and identity. i'd like to prove to the world. cup. i will be able to prove myself to my towns my friends and myself. able to recite the child afghan you know on al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. sneeze into. new york streets remain largely empty as the bill for fighting the effects of the corona virus outbreak rises to nearly 3 trillion dollars. a lot make this is out there live from doha also coming up president trouble comes under fire again for touting more unproven treatments to fight the coronavirus. muslims around the world urged to stick to social distancing guidelines at the start of the fasting month of ramadan. and the biggest shipment in years of saudi oil is heading to the u.s. will tell.

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and. that. a milestone in south korea's fight against coronavirus one of the worst hit countries in asia reports no new local tastes. from doha everyone come all sorts of maria this is the world news from al-jazeera the libyan warlord khalifa haftar announces a ceasefire during ramadan soon after launching another attack on tripoli also a coronavirus jobs shot 1600000000 people half the world's labor force could be out of work.

al-jazeera. al jazeera. heard. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera me so home run the reminder of our top news stories a british government minister has described reports that prime minister boris johnson skipped critical coronavirus meetings early in the outbreak as grotesque the sunday times newspaper alleges that the british government was too slow to respond to the threat from the pandemic. pressure is mounting on the u.s. governors to ease coronavirus lockdown rules protests encouraged by donald trump have been held in several states for the 3rd day in a row the president says some states will begin easing restrictions as early as monday and turkey has replaced iran as the middle eastern country with the highest number of reported infections close to $3800.00 were diagnosed in the last 24 hours raising the total to more than 82 sounds and. trafficking are voters in mali hard casting their ballots in the 2nd round of legislative elections despite threats of violence and the pandemic hand washing facilities have been set up outside polling

jazeera. al-jazeera. and welcome again to rewind nor. since we launched al-jazeera english back in 2006 on library of award winning documentaries has been growing year by year and heroine rewind we're revisiting some of the best of them today we're rewinding more than 10 years to a series that looked at the data lives of children in conflict zones we've picked a particularly moving episode and which the filmmakers traveled to gaza where today 45 percent of the population children under 15 all of whom have firsthand experience of the machinery and consequences of violence. the children you're about to meet had all been traumatized by their days had a lives in gaza but as you'll see they are somehow immensely inspiring from 2007 his children of conflicts. gaza. one of the world's biggest news story.

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al-jazeera. al jazeera. every. this is al-jazeera. i know that i'm hala my head c.n.n. this is the al-jazeera news our life from london coming up. a grim milestone as the number of corona virus infections around the world spouses 1000000. coronavirus rocks the u.s. economy more than 10000000 people live applying for unemployment benefits. the biggest one day rally.

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. listen in doha with the top stories on al-jazeera president donald trump says the u.s. will soon have more ventilators than it needs and the eventually be enough to send some to other countries that's despite many state governors complaining they do not have enough equipment to tackle the spread of coronavirus and we're building thousands we will fairly soon be at a point where we have far more than we can use even after we start file for some future catastrophe which we hope doesn't happen we're going to be distributing them the actors around the world will go to italy we go to france we'll go to spain which is and you know very hard here health care systems across europe are under strain from the pandemic with hospitals in the french capital now full 2 planes carrying supplies to restock spain's hospitals have arrived while italy has extended its lockdown until mid april. the u.k. is experienced its deadliest day of the coronavirus pandemic with 563 people dying in hospital the government says it hopes to prioritize testing for frontline staff within weeks more than 20

al-jazeera. a story of popular resistance political intrigue. and betray. a son's quest for justice or sometimes i feel like a little and i mean are you looking for the new illusion. al-jazeera world goes in search of the truth about the 2 new zealand independence fighter less harshly. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera right well every week. you and me steve clemons on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society times change but the institutions frequently don't the system itself is set up to benefit those who understand people actually believe things that are not true that is a crisis for democracy is a crisis of concentration the bottom line on al-jazeera. it's a matter of life and death president trump urges americans to follow the rules after warnings hundreds of thousands of people could die. once the rommany watching all just are alive my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes reports in spain say doctors have been told not to admit patients over the age of 18 into intensive care. also the number of people infected at a religious event in.

very much thought i was going to get shot they look like a bad movie studio unscripted on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and. new corona virus infection numbers out of china bringing concern about a possible 2nd break. on kemal sun summary of this is the world news from algiers. we don't want to die in the line of duty we just want to be protected so that we can do our job for health care workers in the u.k. say the government is letting them down as the number of dead suppose is $10000.00 it's on the economic front.

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. spurred on by president trump protesters keep the pressure on u.s. state governors to ease coronavirus lockdown restrictions. fully back to boil watching al-jazeera live from doha beaches in florida are reopened even as experts warn ending stay at home borders too soon could prove disastrous in trying to stop call that 19 also ahead in other news 15 prominent pro-democracy act.

al-jazeera. al-jazeera while goes on a roller coaster journey in iran and discovers how football can empower the refugee community itself belief and identity. i'd like to prove to the world. public i will be able to prove myself to my colleagues from friends and myself. to play this like a child afghan you know it's on aljazeera. the oppression of an ethnic minority and man mine goes back many decades they intention was to make sure that rangers were no longer entitled to either basic rights or citizenship rights in a new documentary al-jazeera explores the history and motives behind the systematic plastic hughson of the right him and me and mom. exiled on al-jazeera. be the hero world needs right. washer. we can not war alone. coming together in the coronavirus battle leaders from across the world unite with the w.h.o. in search of treatment and a vaccine for all. the romany watching al-jazeera lines my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes president donald trump signs a near half a trillion dollar coronavirus relief bill to help small businesses and hospitals.

al-jazeera. al-jazeera . and. its celebrations in yemen a separate just declare independence in the south. i don't like this is al jazeera life and also coming up have been locked down for more than a month now and children can go out to play a game in the country with the 2nd most cases of the virus. a mass gatherings in south korea as people are going back to church for the 1st time in weeks.

al jazeera. al-jazeera. and from. a lot of the of television control really that is tremendous for the country so i think in the u.s. determined to go on could you do so at that point to for sure to avenge its people to 8080 is he smashes the frankish on captures the king of jerusalem he sees is the true cross and this is the great military victory the crusades an arab perspective the result 3 unification on the jersey of. the un published the most comprehensive study of life on. they found 1000000 species face extinction that's more than 12 percent of known life on. while on track to destroy the much oil infrastructure of which all well depend the report identifies the 5 main drivers of this big logical crisis fast the way we use and abuse all politics was always says 75 percent of the land and 2 thirds of the marine environment have been severely altered by human activity exploitation of species through over fishing and hunting climate change caused by a greenhouse gas emissions pollution and finally the hof it creaked on local ecosystems by invasive species reports both to say the decline can be slowed even stopped in some cases but to do that we must transform our relationship with. i think next year is going to be an incredible year for our economy. the u.s. president donald trump calls in business leaders to discuss how it's a bounce back after coronavirus wipes out a decade of growth. there are warnings to the world's employees are in danger of losing their jobs. you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here and also coming up.

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. day that i missed with the headlines on al-jazeera now spain has reported a record jump in daily deaths from corona virus anywhere in the wild $950.00 people have died in the past 24 hours bringing the total there to more than 10000 most are rare or has the latest from the dress 952 grown to harvest spain since yesterday again deadliest day and with more than 10000 in total the death rate rises up to 9.07 percent.

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al jazeera dot com. now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera led by the w.h.o. leaders from around the world have united to launch an initiative to accelerate work on drugs tests and the vaccine for covert 19 the campaigning is to ensure any new vaccines and treatments are available to all. production we do believe you are safe and effective it will be mine didn't. do this you know kicked most for. the world but the vaccine and treatment the benefit of safe effectively minister has only been recently available everywhere everywhere. the u.s. says now recorded more than 50000 coronavirus deaths despite this new milestone the state of georgia has pushed ahead with opening some non-essential businesses like james hairdressers and bowling alleys staying in the u.s. president trump says that he was being sarcastic when he raised the possibility of injecting people with this infect and the fight coronavirus his comments through widespread criticism from doctors and experts. i was asking the question of the gentleman who was there yesterday bill because when they say t

with this documentaries that open your eyes on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. china announces the highest number of new covered 19 cases in wigs says most 2 infected travelers. hello i'm sam is a band this is out there are live from also coming up. can all the major all producers make record cuts to output and a price war as the band crashes due to coronavirus.

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