alliance the king allowed the palestinian parliament in exile to convene in the jordanian capital amman in 1984. this proved a lifeline try to fight his ability to convene the palestine national council with the required one allowed him to maintain the legitimacy of his leadership of the p.l.o. . batna a lawful in a 30 minute that measured we looked for locations to hold the p. and c. meeting there were suggestions of holding it on board the ship it was the session of the p.r.c. had been taken place the p.l.o. wouldn't have finished and palestinian legitimacy last so in spite of our reservations it was convened in amman. the jordanian p.l.o. rapper small led to the signing of the i-man accord in february 1905 according to its terms the p.l.o. and jordan would form a joint delegation to future negotiations for resolving the out of israeli conflict syria opposed the accord and sought to exact retribution for out of facts move once again 11 on was the battleground. the syrian backed a militia and antioch that factions besieged the palestinian refugee camps in beirut and southern lebanon. t

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first came to amman in 2004. as a young student and then i came back in 2008 to develop a typeface for a month an arabic and latin type design for the greater amman municipality support it it was my graphic design graduation project at the box office university environment it's in by my. son is one of the 1st type faces that bridges the gap between western and arab farms designed by about how scratch us the amash list is of huge class of ships here but these days you'll see a man type for use on every street sign on public transport on public websites and official printed material that siphon off killing folks i was very fortunate to be able to help me find the urban landscape to give visual identity of the city just as of this visit nationals business to. the middle eastern city is also home to some intriguing modernist architecture albeit a little hit no way and more often than not so much what it. where as the amount of funds on this cultural center it's impossible to overlook. the farmers the so-called invent

announced it will resume flights to 20 destinations for mid june including to some holiday hotspots the amman is beginning to restore business after demand plunged in march amid the coronavirus pandemic of chances negotiations with the german government over a 9000000000 euro bailout continued on sunday. afghan president has promised to release up to 2000 taliban prisoners as a goodwill gesture the statement came out of the insurgence of the offered a 3 day all cease fire against the ied holiday he also the taliban to free afghan security personnel. british prime minister boris johnson has said he will not fire his top eye for allegedly violating national lockdown rules by driving some 400 kilometers to his parents' house at the end of much. johnson said dominick cummings acted responsibly and legally when he traveled with his wife because he wanted to ensure a child careful his 4 year old son cummings wife was showing symptoms at the time position labor party has called for an inquiry into the allegations. of the just 3 months of battling the corunna pandemic the u.s. is fast approaching a s

certainly will be the case later today there's already been a draft paper doing the rounds here in amman the german media this morning and some of the main points that we're likely to see relaxations on today are shops the reopening of shops nationwide regardless of the size so far that's been limited to small shops of up to $800.00 metres square so it looks like they will be reopened albeit of course on the condition that social distancing measures are upheld by customers and staff also we're likely to see the reopening of schools a gradual reopening of schools for all students by the sum of break interestingly though it seems that it will be up to the individual states to decide whether things like hotels bars restaurants and universities will reopen and to what extent of course it seems that all of these relaxations willing to be on the condition that the number of new cases of coronavirus does not increase here in germany and at least according to this draft paper that we've seen so far to say it seems that the each individual state will be required to reimplement restrictions should

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just a year earlier at an arab summit in amman the palestinian issue had been relegated to the bottom of the agenda. now in june 1908 at an extraordinary meeting in algiers and appends of state pledged strong support for the intifada and the palestinian people as opposed rapidly and. they said because. we're living. in that if you're not going to. have them. at the end of july jordan formally broke off all political and administrative ties with the west bank king hussein effectively renounced his kingdom's historic claim to the west back paving the way for the area to be part of a palestinian state if ever israeli occupation were to end their. and then i lend. our let them assume to have a shabby infamous t.v. feed that could be a must see it. to be hidden weapon b m f e they're like i have all who. let the heli villas they need to step it. up that arctic in my to. be accessible when i may well have. all of them out before the levees and i was a little more than a sikh you know. i knew how big a shot i will for the steel i had. and. such in the machine. if i had. to do was in the hope

>>among the chance, the signs an emotion is a plea for justice in amman on barry's death are various scenes shot multiple times while jogging. the men claimed they shot him while attempting a citizens arrest and self-defense there have been no arrest are very died. though the shooting happened in february the video of the incident was released today. his family hopes this leads to an arrest we spoke with 2 of his aunts you've been wondering all this time what really because we know his character we know what kind of young man he was right and we knew that he was humble and we knew that he was man a boy respect closer and so when it happened it took us all off because that's not the president trying to make him out to be here with his aunt kimberly cummings are very. >>says the 2 men took a piece of her life away. what her nephew is worth every if we see the belmont is always a lot during the march glynn county sheriff neal jump walked in support. >>he said the case was not in his jurisdiction, but as someone who lives in the county. he hopes this incident doesn't divide the county. >

and in the midst of the burglary amman was confronted by the homeowner. in doing that confrontation there was tussle over handgun. the mom was shocking to you. >>this video is the key starting point in this investigation. it was released anonymously tuesday and tells a different story as a driver captures arbery on cellphone jogging in a suburban brunswick neighborhood. his good friend about michael innocent travis armed with a shotgun and at 3.57 handgun. arbery's lawyers are calling for an immediate arrest. >>there's no place on earth really where would happen wasn't criminal. but apparently in brunswick. the can get away with it for months at a time. we continue to enjoy their families in their homes in the him freedom. it is offensive. it's painful for his family arbery's attorneys alleged prosecutorial misconduct on behalf of the glynn county sheriff's office. >>and the waycross district attorney's office prompting a arbery's lawyers say police and prosecutors distorted the facts saying the video contradicts that michaels claims that they were defend

special prayer that you can't carry out alone after performing as part of a group so in a community in amman school in an open field obviously that is now out of the question so this is a very muted. compared to what it is usually but but there is obviously a sense to it this this is a pandemic and if things were allowed to go on as usual it would be the perfect breeding ground for the virus to spread and spread so those are all russian leaders religious leaders assignment scholars 'd in mom's 3 figures in authority have called on people to stay at home and russians have taken the whole lot out of quarantine of the virus very seriously so you know moscow's empty absolutely empty compared to what it is in any normal year even. russia's u.f.c. champion has called on people to stay at home of. in a few days it will be our religious holiday we're used to visiting other people receiving guests together have in the morning pray is no please don't do. now it's more important to save our lives and the lives of our own selves an elderly people listen to the doctor's instructions they know better list

the united states try and prevent infrastructure projects being built by the perhaps future hedge amman's like china i think the u.s. will try but it's going to fail and if trump gets reelected i think countries around the world at that point are going to decide that they have to move very decisively to try the order of their economic and geo political affairs so that they have much less to do with the united states you know when bush was 1st elected in invaded iraq i think many people around the world for this was just a fluke and that obama came in and there is the view well the united states is back to normal from 1st election was seen as another fluke but if he gets reelected i think the reality will sink in that presidents like bush and trump are the norm for the united states and obama is the brief exception and so they're going to have to figure out how they can organize themselves so that when their future trumps it doesn't affect them as much as it does now and one of the ways to do that is to exclude the united states as much as possible. of course obama was and was a wartime pr

little colder as we go on into sunday mostly want to show is just pushing into that eastern side of amman just around the straits of moose eastern areas of the u.a.e. could see a shower what's a chance of the art show once again into that western side of yemen joining up with the showers that we have across the ethiopian highlands of showers just joining up with the seasonal rains we have right into the heart of africa and we may well see some rather weather once again pushing up into northern parts of tanzania pushing into kenya a good part of kenya seeing some very heavy rain to keep your eye on this next system on shore showers gradually pushing up into somalia that's likely to cause some localized flooding there as that system makes its way through on the other side of the region some very heavy rain also went to the gulf of guinea spreading across much west africa. isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise leave the looking at another side of the story not for mark the information around the outbreak but the misinformation separating propaganda from fact look this rea

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anything up to half a meter of rain could come out of this tropical depression as it comes into southern amman and yemen but as precise details are still low available want to watch for you that that's the line of action and that really is the incoming monsoon the monsoon winds and therefore rain the promptings of these cycles but it means it's now much drier in the horn of africa right that when the showers beyond the coast for kenya or tanzania there are a few further inland as you can see and they'll be repeated every day the coastal bray's is a fairly strong one and if you're wrong if you're in for example the spice island it's probably unpleasant. isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise leaving looking at another side of the story not so much the information around the outbreak but the misinformation separating propaganda from fact it's reality really has to reach us exposing the optics cry and for manipulating the rhetoric but they cannot manipulate the listening post your insight guide to the media on al-jazeera. every generation. protests spread to dozens of u.s. citi

close eye on it as a collation which has brought some flooding rains and some very strong winds into amman now pushing towards yemen i think this might be overplaying a little bit as it pushes across southern parts of the peninsula where you are you are looking at some wet windy weather from time to time a similar picture as we go on into choose day for the north humid weather around the gulf dry and hot up towards the levant will see temperatures in baghdad and kuwait getting up to around 4748 degrees celsius the open waters of the system there just swirling away towards india but it should stay off shore may want across central africa well the usual showers there rumbling away nicely now the seasonal rains extending across a good part of west africa course we have seen some flooding recently and got of the show is tending to cling on to the coastal fringes as we go through the next couple of days but they will of course edge further north which from time to die in the heat of the day you can expect to see thundershowers just about anywhere in the region some parts of africa well hey we'r

essentially fine and dry as a chance of the shower just creeping over towards that eastern side of amman as we go on into monday and into western parts of yemen as well quite a brisk wind to watch out for across northern parts of saudi arabia so lifted dust and sand certainly a possibility but showers continue across ethiopian highlands somalia seeing more showers longer spells of frank quite a bit of wet weather there the same right as they are doing nicely across much of west africa nothing a little further northwards plenty of showers still where they name to kenya more heavy downpours in northern parts of tanzania still seeing some very heavy showers showers there once again into the democratic republic of congo notice somewhat to weather just around the southern type for a time and a slow little further east which as we go on through monday dry brush the weather returning next week. frank assessment why is italy struggling to cope with the number of coronavirus failure to really aggressive action with them behind the curtain and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside

candidate now firmly in 2 trials kristie want to take a broader look at markets let's bring in shanghai amman jordan from dallas the editor of logical investor will bring you into the conversation now we talked about the broader the market surge that we've seen today and on renewed hopes and optimism of a reopening and now this new merch vaccine which just sounds like they're developing where is all this coming from it is this market positivity is it sustainable. not only that is the stain of will because if you think about it you know the work see said that even 18 month timeframe was way too aggressive in so you're probably looking at 2 or 3 years at best because the average vaccine takes 10.7 years to actually get through all the trials to the public so a lot of these things are in phase one trials and phase 23 possibly face 4 sometimes and so it just takes a lot longer than people think so you're going to see stocks take another dive down once the market is really realizing this peas are way to hound the s. and p. $500.00 the earnings are declining and you've got retail investor sentiment

members of the security forces most of the victims were from sunni the sunni factions of the pump in amman lies ation forces simona 14 reports from iraq. these men from the popular mobilization forces r.p.m.'s are the 1st line of defense in one of iraq's most dangerous areas across the river lies and stronghold yet their outpost. province has no thermal cameras not even a generator to power the lights when electricity cuts out at night. there is no support for us no court meant no armor no clothes no have you a printer. that formed in 2014 to fight eisel are shia led but this unit is sunni and part of the so-called tribal which draws its fighters from local tribes though poorly equipped they're often deployed deep into rule areas and are easy targets for eisel 9 were killed last saturday in the most brazen attack in months when i still governments knock up on their checkpoint at night and opened fire killing 3 instantly 3 others were burned alive 3 more were killed in a roadside bomb when they rushed to help. it wasn't until 6 or 7 hours after the incident that more help arrived it's becau

the un recognized government has been an alarming spike in the number of virus related deaths in the amman the aid group doctors without borders says as many as 80 people have died in the city of aden every day in the past week on friday the un announced the health system has effectively collapsed for the 1st time in months a small crowd has gathered in st peter's square to watch pope francis deliver his sunday blessing people kept their distance from each other many wore masks for the past 3 months the pope has blessed and square tourists began returning to venice after restrictions were eased many briefly took off their masks for photographs about $30000000.00 people visit the city every year italy will reopen its borders to european union states from june the 3rd. those are your headlines it's inside story so stay with us. what impact will call did 19 on the drop in the oil price problem the race to the white house can trump survive these his story set backs and does joe biden have what it takes to beat. special coverage on al-jazeera. its way the coronavirus started but also where thin

spacecraft has successfully returned to earth the capsule landed safely in the desert and china is in amman going to reach there was no crew on board for this test wrong but once it enters standard use the capsule will take astronauts to china's space station which is expected to be completed in 2022. this is elves there are these are the top stories u.s. unemployment surged to 14.7 percent in april the highest ration almost $9000.00 figures show that $20500000.00 jobs were wiped out last month covered 900 lockdowns abetted the economy clearly how could has more from the white house certainly not what this white house wants to hear the jobs all of the jobs created since donald trump came into office and even the ones created by the previous administration barack obama those have all been wiped out and now they're setting records in terms of the number of jobs lost not the records this administration is hoping to set now the u.s. 2 president has been talking about this trying to be optimistic saying that he's presided over what he calls the greatest a colony and that he's determined to bring

and let's go to martha who joins us now live from the spanish capital amman to give us an idea what's happening there. well we are right now at a men's clothing shop in madrid city center and we have the owner of year setting everything up getting everything ready and although to open to reopen after 58 days of strict lockdown he showed up he has he has a nice initiated all the protocols like a serialising all the garments he has used the oso machine he has that some gloves for the customers once they get in sunny skies or jail and the mask he will be able only to open up the stud just. 30 percent of his capacity we know that spain today has moved on many regions in spain around a 50 percent of regions in spain have already moved on to face one so we will see all these small shops of less than 400 square meters reopening to the public will see bars and restaurants that have a terrace not inside only the terraces will be able to open at a 50 percent of the capacity leaving it to me to space between tables and a maximum of 10 people at the same table churches and mosques will also be ab

boozy israel and palestine director of human rights watch and he joins me on skype from amman in jordan to share welcome to the program so the practice of restricting palestinians and maximizing land available for jewish communities that's well known within the occupied west bank but your report says it's going beyond that into israel itself. absolutely if we look at land policy within israel you realize that 93 percent of the land of is state lands that are directly controlled by a bet by the state nearly half of the seats of the body that administers that is run by the jewish national fund with a mission solely to develop housing for the jewish community meanwhile while palestinian citizens of israel make up 21 percent of the population the minas a pallet used where most of them live in have only 3 percent about of the land in the entire country and so it's very clear that they're being boxed in an israeli planning policies land confiscations over many years have reduced them to a series of dense population centers while the jewish communities are allowed to thrive very similar to the

closely is this now this is a typical stebbins has already been sitting very close to that portion of amman for over 24 hours and this is already some of the results of that even though the heavy rain really has yet to come on shore this is a river that's basically bust its banks we've seen pictures of flooding in the streets so the winds and with this is not yet defined as a tropical storm but what we will see is very heavy rain throughout sunday and the system then could well take a turn as you can see tools the west and that means it will push the heavy rain across into yemen but it will continue to be some very heavy amounts of rain we could see another 400 millimeters of rain to the north of there we have got to play conditions a little bit breezy setting the thames a cool typically in the mid forty's 45 in baghdad and very hot 47 celsius in kuwait meanwhile to save a system to the south working its way through monday into those eastern areas of yemen and then down into southern africa we've seen some fairly mixed conditions into south africa over the last few days it's been a bit kara

i don't get my ethics guidance from amman who was criminally prosecuted case number 15 -- 155 new jersey federal district court. a man who colleagues said basically he was taking bribes. that is an isn't someone i lookr ethics guidance. i continue to do the right thing to make sure the state department is served by every employee including the inspector general and we will make sure they continue on behalf of the american people. >> host: let's dig into what he said about how this investigation by the fire ig was working. he says he doesn't know the nature of that investigation because he was, he responded to a series of written questions. explain that more. >> guest: i can't because it makes no sense. it says nothing that i answered questions pursuant. it's really not a credible response. tim and minnesota, independent. the way that i understand the ig is they are supposed to be a type of internal watchdog, and to me transparency is key to democracy. i don't think that they have any business appointing them. this guy has fired four of them believe i understand it, and i kind of get the

anything up to half a meter of rain could come out of this tropical depression as it comes into southern amman and yemen but as precise details are still not available want to watch for you that that's the line of action and that really is the incoming monsoon the monsoon winds and therefore rain the promptings of these cycles but it means it's now much drier in the horn of africa right that when the showers beyond the coast for kenya either or tanzania there are a few further inland as you can see and they'll be repeated every day the coastal braze is a fairly strong one and if you're wrong if you're in for example the spice island it's probably unpleasant. to use their own sort of let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all military action this is the moment to concentrate on fighting i did meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter how does iraq play an important role in tackling it when. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now crowds of protesters are out in cities across t

little colder as we go on into sunday mostly want to show is just pushing into that eastern side of amman just around the straits of moose eastern areas of the u.a.e. could see a shower routes a chance of the old show once again into that western side of yemen joining up with the showers that we have across the therapy and highlands of showers just joining up with the seasonal rains we have right into the heart of africa and we may well see some rather wet weather once again pushing up into northern parts of tanzania pushing into kenya a good part of kenya seeing some very heavy rain if you're on this next system on shore showers gradually pushing up into somalia that's likely to cause some localized flooding there as that system makes its way through on the other side of the region some very heavy rain also into the gulf of guinea spreading across much west africa. in a war torn city in iraq a medic documents the stories of the survivors recording bare hopes and dreams for a peaceful future after american troops withdrawal. but the conflict is far from over. he turns the camera on himsel

coming out of istanbul on sunday that very low lying clouds meanwhile you had farther to the south into amman in jordan and it's about the temperatures and the heat how much is a reach around 39 degrees that was slightly the high that it reached on sunday and the jordanian metal for the same 10 degrees above the average for this time of year it has going to stay very holds throughout much of the eastern med and again of course across much of the arabian peninsula quite a bit bubbling up through choose to our wednesday 3 will central western areas of saudi this could certainly kick us in sand and thus the winds are fairly strong and at the same time we could just see a stray shower or thunderstorm but becoming fairly extensive into iran as the day progresses meanwhile down into southern africa most u.k. skies across the south and that has given rise to a beautiful sunset certainly in cape town time which is actually on the rise here of the next few days it's just a dry ice that you don't choose a 22 years behind capes and wanted to shine through eastern areas of madagascar and those heavy rain

anything up to half a meter of rain could come out of this tropical depression as it comes into southern amman and yemen but as precise details are still low available want to watch for you that that's the line of action and that really is the incoming monsoons and it's the monsoon winds and therefore rain the promptings of these cycles but it means it's now much drier in the horn of africa right that when the showers beyond the coast for kenya or tanzania there are a few further inland as you can see and they'll be repeated every day the coastal braze is a fairly strong one and if you're wrong if you're in for example the spice island it's probably unpleasant. for. a tsunami of mud there a 16 indonesian infinity's submerging the homes and livelihoods of 60000 people. is laid to let the inhabitants is still fighting for justice from the fracking company they play. in the heart sludge continues to fly. great a witness documentary. on al-jazeera. moon . the. moon. crunching al-jazeera these are the top stories right now crowds of people are out protesting in cities across the u.s. calling for ju

ever stop the congressional black caucus is calling both the killing of george floyd this week in amman arbery killed while jogging earlier this year modern day lynching and is a congress must send a clear message denouncing races acts make lynching a federal. >>a law that would make it a hate crime i think it's the least that we could do earlier this year, the house overwhelmingly passed the emmett till anti lynching act. >>making lynching defined as a conspiracy to commit a hate crime a federal crime, illinois congressman bobby rush author the bill we honor and sang rush says that the bill becomes law it would advance federal investigations and did that's like floyd in arbery's he's now drafting new legislation targeting lynchings by police officers we have. >>and memory. then the pandemic were very while president trump has called for a federal investigation, the congressional black caucus as a long lasting change is needed in washington raquel martin. >>coming up of one of the forty-niners top pass rushers admits to essentially play the entire super bowl season on just one leg. jaso

swimmers there say they're not afraid of coronavirus and hundreds march in georgia to honor the life of ammanrbery what his mother had >>this weekend, hundreds of people joined a march that honored ahmaudarbery they came 2 days after the arrest of william bryan junior, that's the man who recorded the encounter that led to arbery's death as brittany mueller reports now from georgia, a very mom is opening up about that coming together to stand for the social injustice are >>it gives me square 1, the very beginning seeing that i have nationally actually standing that me and my are berry's mother says the support has given her strength. chapter of the omega psi phi w fraternity, the group says some of its members had a personal relationship with our berry and coached him in high school take time to. >>to honor them and that with the mob aired i mean this man. had review had goals that were taken away from him are berry's mother and father are leading this silent march in as you can see it's a 2.23 mile march in brunswick to honor the date the 25 year-old was killed. >>hundreds walking together st

mistake at sea iranian warships hits a vessel from its own fleet during exercise in the gulf of ammanthis is al jazeera live in doha also coming up saudi arabia slashes budgets and increases taxes as it deals with record low oil prices and the coronavirus pandemic . to europe begin reopening after weeks of lock downs and restrictions to stop the spread of a coronavirus.

and in the midst of the burglary amman was confronted by the homeowner. in doing that confrontation there was tussle over handgun. and a mom was shot and she you. >>this video is the key starting point in this investigation. it was released anonymously tuesday and tells a different story as a driver captures arbery on cellphone jogging in a suburban brunswick neighborhood. his good friend about michael innocent travis armed with a shotgun and at 3.57 handgun. arbery's lawyers are calling for an immediate arrest. >>there's no place on earth really where would happen. too much. wasn't criminal. but apparently in brunswick. the can get away with it for months at a time. we continue to enjoy their families in their homes in the in freedom. is offense, it is painful for his family arbery's attorneys alleged prosecutorial misconduct on beialf of the glynn county sheriff's office. >>and the waycross district attorney's office prompting a arbery's lawyers say police and prosecutors distorted the facts saying the video contradicts that michaels claims that they we

>>among the chance, the signs an emotion is a plea for justice in amman on barry's death are various scenes shot multiple times while jogging. the men claimed they shot him while attempting a citizens arrest and self-defense there have been no arrest are very died. though the shooting happened in february the video of the incident was released today. his family hopes this leads to an arrest we spoke with 2 of his aunts you've been wondering all this time what really because we know his character we know what kind of young man he was right and we knew that he was humble and we knew that he was man a boy respect closer and so when it happened it took us all off because that's not my president trying to make him out to be here with his aunt kimberly cummings are very. >>says the 2 men took a piece of her life away. what her nephew is worth every if we see the belmont is always a lot during the march glynn county sheriff neal jump walked in support. >>he said the case was not in his jurisdiction, but as someone who lives in the county. he hopes this incident doesn't divide the county. >>

was you can complete confidence to me and it just it is what we all feel would be on a bus in amman making me. look at the will this is a good. solution. it's a place where somebody has. given up on the face of. the 5th wheel on the smash set in baghdad. i'm looking study up squiggle for you. if you've never heard of it if it had. been. listening to the local machine the show this. morning out of the whole thing i'm assuming it's not mechanical so feel this i like it that it's not a sound and i want to see a command that i will only pay out on he bought some having bought a. good . leader. my father's house is exactly opposite this street which becomes said. in arabic or. the so let's go to my father's house and i hope they won't call the police so we'll do it very quickly. this is my father's house the house of the amount my father lived in this house for 8 years from the forty's until 48 with his mother he was chased out of the house like most of the palestinians because they wanted to confirm the statement of golda meir that this is a country a land without people but all these people w