muslims. this was a concerted war against young arabs and muslims from around the world. very shameful that the countries who committed most abuses are arabs in muslim countries, in this so—called war on terror. i'm not cutting them any slack, by the way. i want to stick with this idea of what happened in your head after this, as you put it, this torture over many, many months. you made a confession but you also betrayed other individuals. you implicated others and ijust wonder how guilty you feel about what you did at that point when you talked of others and their involvement. very, very, ifeel very bad about it. and stephen, i tell you, i think this was karma because when they came to me and they told me, the interrogator, the fbi, told me that ramzi al—shibh testified that i helped him go to afghanistan and i don't know the guy let alone helping him, and i was like so upset with him, i said how could he, how could they lie about it? and other detainees, they told me, mohamedou, you are crazy. this guy was tortured so badly, we couldn't sleep hearing him crying all nigh

of course we read all the reports so you will know that it says arab muslims, along with christians, jews, and ethiopian citizens face persistent institutional and societal discrimination. exactly the same criticism that it flags up year after year about which israel does precisely nothing. why isn't it? well, i don't agree that it does nothing. i think that israel is taking significant steps to, to, to address these issues. but you're right, like other countries in the world we have, we have full, you know, there are every country, every democratic country in the world has schools will perfect. i'm not here to tell you that is the perfect company. so just massively screaming again we've got we've got, well, we've got problems and we've got challenges. and if you're talking about israeli arabs and you're talking about other minorities within israel, it's an issue that we have to deal with is which way we're challenging. i'm for example, in about being worried about when i, when i don't think, i don't think we have ignored it. for example, in higher education in the last 7 years, ther

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bride or by intimidation and so it is clear i think for many israelis for all palestinians for arabs muslims and for their going to show that the way out of this deadlock is not violence and war it's not what bombardment it is a diplomatic solution based on sharing the land and sharing jerusalem that is such a proposition of the table but that the opposition will not maintain prime minister netanyahu in power and that's why once again we go back to square one it is the prime minister nothing l a serial liar widely known as such a great many pure data that is trying to use cynically the escalation in jerusalem that the coalition and israeli society and upper vocation coming out of. israel and gaza in order to not have to stop which a national unity government and emergency government like you did the last time around in order to stay in power and not to go to jail and again as most of our viewers know prime minister netanyahu is on trial in israel on major corruption charges that will end up in jail like his predecessor it would almost but in order to avoid jail he must make in power to mean

from the you know overworks of life in german in germany but also from even local arab leaders arab muslim leaders and i think that's important to remember they've been supportive in leipzig in frankfurt and even in berlin last friday there was a meeting with the minister of justice christina lamberth with the minister of culture monica group says and also the head of the green party and alina be able they came to express their support and to very much negate any form of anti semitism against jews in germany and i and i think that that is also a very strong. sense of sentiment that i i feel very. at least racial by and that's the danger thank you very much for attempting thank you for having me. now let's get to some other news making headlines around the world a powerful cycle is warming up the west coast of india after heavy rains lashed mumbai almost 150000 people further north in the state of gujarat have been moved to safety the cyclon is likely to disrupt india's to tackle the current surge of corona virus cases. another trial is underway in hong kong for a 10 pro-democracy advocates

this is a, is a common old axis between sooner forces and more. sheer force is in the arab muslim world. it's not a conflict, it's going to go away so fast. so soon. shiny resign is thank you very much for your analysis. thanks to go. let's turn out to some other stories making headlines at this hour. 3 people have been killed and 28 injured and a series of earthquakes in china. the 1st from or struck you non province in the south, west of the country, followed by a separate quake that caused damage in central china. the g 7 group of advanced industrial nation has agreed to end state financing of coal fired power plants by the end of this year. that is after a 2 day virtual meeting of environmental ministers. the group also reaffirmed its commitment to limit the rise and global temperatures to less than $1.00 degrees celsius. by 2050. i want has reported another rise and domestically transmitted covert 1900 cases. after months of keeping the pandemic under control, the island is dealing with a search in infection. one is under a heightened state of alert with people asked to stay at hom

that axis is, is a common old axis between sooner, forces and more forces in the arab muslim world. it's not a conflict. it's going to go away so fast. so soon. shawnee resign is. thank you very much for your analysis. thanks. let's turn now to some other stories making headlines at the sour nigeria top ranking army commander abraham, a hero and several other officers have been killed in a plane crash in the northern city of kaduna. the incident occurred as the plane attempting to land in poor weather, not known what caused the crash hero had only recently been appointed. taiwan has reported another rise and domestically transmitted cobra, 1900 cases. after months of keeping the pandemic under control, the island is dealing with a 3rd to infection. taiwan is under a heightened state of alert, with people asked to stay at home and many venues. shots to 20 leaders have held a virtual summit aimed at improving access to corona, virus vaccines that seem producers promised billions of jobs to low and middle income countries. european union pledge to donate 100000000 doses and to invest i

jerusalem is an attack and that russian again is the arabs and the muslims all the free people in the world all the people who believe in human rights and justice should reject that the palestinians are facing. patients that kate is that children terrorize their families this occupation as patients must be faced it must. be attacked we must put an end to this occupation we need to know what is should be done again is the israeli aggression the arab and islamic peoples and will has have one for the sake of the palestinian people we are quite sure of what rights in palestine we had here to the palestine to the trees from jerusalem to reza lim who would never be terrorized by the israeli destruction machine we love life as much as we love the resin them we hoped to have our end dependent state with a east jerusalem a capital to the state we would be all was at the hearing by our rights in. in the pendants your excellences your high in this says we made today while the palestinian people is a coward that attack is an apartheid regime is the policy that people are suffering under this regi

lara kiswani: there's a stigma of arab people, muslim people in this country designed perpetuate and e war on terror, and that's what a lot of arabs and muslims are facing today, sort of a really undignified struggle to just live. dr. ramzi salti: it takes courage to be able to stand up to racism, turn it into a positive moment a moment of learning where you actually use that moment to educate, to let people know about the rich diversity of your culture. lamees dahbour: we want our community, like, san francisco

this is, is a common old axis between sooner forces and more. sheer force is in the arab muslim world. it's not a conflict, it's going to go away so fast. so soon. shiny resign is thank you very much for your analysis. thanks to go. let's turn now to some other stories making headlines at the sour nigeria, the top ranking army commander abraham auto hero and several other officers have been killed in a plane crash in the northern city of kaduna. the incident occurred as the plane attempted to land in poor weather is not known what caused the crash hero had only recently been appointed. the world's most prestigious architecture event opens its doors to day after being postponed last year, due to colbert 19 more than 100 architects and studios are taken part in the dentist. and now its title, this year is how will live together exploring the issue of coexistence and a post pandemic world. taiwan has reported another rise and domestically transmitted colbert 19 cases. after months of keeping the pandemic under control, the island is dealing with a surge and infections. now, one is under

from the you know overworks of life in german in germany but also from even local arab leaders arab muslim leaders and i think that's important to remember they've been supportive in light sake in frankfurt and even in berlin last friday there was a meeting with the minister of justice christina lumber with the minister of culture monica groot is and also the head of the green party on a lean of the bill that came to express their support and to very much negate any form of anti semitism against jews in germany and i and i think that that is also a very strong. sense of sentiment that i i feel very. at least racial by ambassador jeremy thank you very much for attempting thank you for having me. let's take a look at some other news making headlines around the world at this hour powerful cycloid is warming up the west coast of india after heavy rains lashed by almost 150000 people further north in the state of gujarat have been moved to safety but it is likely to disrupt india's fight to tackle the current surge of coral numbers cases in the country. myanmar's election last year did reflect

we need to work together to expand normalization between israel and the arab and muslim world and deepen the peace treaties we already have. we discussed also how to improve the lives and conditions of the palestinians, the humanitarian conditions in gaza, including the question of the return of our mia's and two civilians there, as well as building economic growth for the west bank, with international cooperation and participation. as for peace with palestinians, formal peace, president biden was correct when he said, you are not going to get peace until israel is recognized as an independent jewish state. that is the key. i could not agree more with president biden and could not be happier with him and your delegation. in jerusalem, we have a lot to work for. we have common goals of peace, security, and prosperity. i look forward to working with you on this visit and more. welcome. sec. blinken: thank you. prime minister, thank you. thank you for hosting us today. thank you for the very good and lengthy conversation. i am looking forward to spending more time with some of our colleague

hamas wanted to promote itself among palestinians, arabs, muslims as a defender of jerusalem, the only palestinian group fighting israel. in comparison the palestinian authority is weak and sidelined by this and the approach of making peace with israel seem to have failed. hamas achieved its objectives and that regard -- in that regard. it had israelis in air raid shelters all the way into tel aviv. hamas showed that it could fight israel, fire rockets at israel even though it has been under siege. on the israeli side, the objective was to reestablish deterrence, takedown hamas infrastructure and tunnels, take out militant leadership. they achieved those things. another site had greater objectives -- neither side had greater objectives. hamas is an gaza, israel tries to get on ignoring the challenges of the palestinians. they ignore it because they do not find they have a solution. host: there seems to be a hint of a political shift in the united states. i want to play for you what president biden said yesterday when he was asked about the opposition within his own already to support f

of course we read all the reports so you will know that it says arab muslims, along with christians, jews, and ethiopian citizens face persistent institutional and societal discrimination. exactly the same criticism that it flags up year after year about which israel does precisely nothing. why is that when i don't agree that it does nothing. i think that israel is taking significant steps to to, to address these issues. but you're right, like other countries in the world we have, we have full, you know, there are every country, every democratic country in the world has full as well. perfect. i'm not here to tell you that israel's a perfect company. so just to massively discriminate, again we've got we've got, well, we've got problems and we've got challenges. and if you're talking about israeli arabs and you're talking about other minorities with israel, it's an issue that we have to deal with. this is where you were challenging. i'm for example, in the about but it was being worried about when i, when i don't think, i don't think we have ignored it. for example, in higher education

of course we read all the reports, so you will know that it says arab muslims, along with christians, jews, and ethiopian citizens face persistent institutional and societal discrimination. exactly the same criticism that it flags up year after year about which israel does precisely nothing. why isn't it? well, i don't agree that it does nothing. i think that israel is taking significant steps to, to, to address these issues. but you're right, like other countries in the world we have, we have full, you know, there are every country, every democratic country in the world has schools will perfect. i'm not here to tell you that israel's a perfect company, just massively discrimination. again, we've got we've got, well, we've got problems and we've got challenges and if you're talking about israeli arabs and you're talking about other minorities with an israel, it's an issue that we have to deal with is which way we're challenging. i'm for example, but being worried about it, when i, when i don't think, i don't think we have ignored it. for example, in higher education in the last 7 year

$73.00 to $18.00 or 20 percent in favor of israel in france the opposite so it's not just the arabs and muslim minority in france there is a big part of the population in france liberal left progressive and others who stand behind palestine and they have done that for a long time as someone who finished his studies in france i can tell you being part of the youth movement in prince that there's a great sympathy with that and it's based on liberal values not religious that lives in trance most of these things are based on liberal democratic values of sort of direct your truck they're not the old saw and so forth but the point here is due to the specific issue of precinct today is that the same thing happened in london so the british government again another very integral establishment there called the united kingdom along the demonstrations to go on and we covered it our reporter was there spoke to the people of the people demonstrating peacefully and that's what is the end of that story the british people whether they are most liberal christians left or right express themselves in the city of

opposition leader was trying to form a government and his aim was to combine israeli jews and an arab-muslim first time in israeli history. fighting upended all of that. it is unclear where those talks are going. netanyahu has called suggestions in israeli media that he prolonged the conflict for his own political gain preposterous. haidi: what will the cease fire mean for hamas and the palestinian authority? bruce: on the palestinian side, you have a lot of uncertainty. president mock mood of boss of the palace to -- mahmoud abbas of the palestinian authority has been in power 16 years. there were supposed to be elections, he called them off shortly before the conflict started. had the election going forward, hamas was in a good position to gain seats and now, hamas is likely to gain more popularity among palestinians. yvonne: bruce einhorn joining us. tencent a big story today with their earnings, revenue did the estimate but the market took it negatively, down 3% hong kong. hong kong and hang seng indexes taking first steps in an overhaul, watching names like hsbc and the configuration. t

also suffering.ls you had peace breaking out in middle east between the jewish state of val and arab muslimte of the gulf arab states. they thrown like a grenade into middle of this, haven't they? >> they really are mark you did a great job of incaps late where had we left things with iran. we have relative peace in the middle east right now. because we withdrew from the jcpoa and implemented a campaign of c maximum pressure on iran. that made them poorer weaker less influential than they've beenle in last several decades d it's -- it's will as if the biden administration is so intent on tryingnt to prove trump wrong tt they're going prove him right they've done that at the border and took policies that were working on border security and immigration. and they reversed them for no reason and now we have crisis. and i fear that they're going to be doing that in -- in the middle east and particularly with regard to iran. as you pointed out we left biden administration playing full hand a full house if you will -- and they're managing to lose to iranians who are playing pair of threes. o liste

from the you know overworks of life in germany in germany but also from even local arab leaders arab muslim leaders and i think that's important to remember they've been supportive in light sake in frankfurt and even in berlin last friday there was a meeting with the minister of justice pristina lumbered with the minister of culture monica group says and also the head of the green party and alina been able they came to express their support and to very much negate any form of anti semitism against jews in germany and i and i think that that is also a very strong. sense of sentiment that i i feel very. at least racial by ambassador jeremy thank you very much for your time today thank you for having me. a look at some other headlines around the world south africa's former president jacob zuma is in court for the start of a trial in a bribery case dating back 20 years the case has been postponed numerous times over the years is facing 16 charges of fraud graft and racketeering. oh weather phenomenon has brought heavy rains to brazil's amazon region families have been forced to use canoes to ge

we need to work together to expand normalization with arab and the muslim world to deepen the peace treaties we already have. we discussed how to improve the lives and conditions of the palestinians in gaza including the question of the mia and two civilians as well as building economic growth. with the international cooperation. with a formal peace president biden was absolutely correct when he said he will not get peace until israel is recognized as the independent jewish state. i could not agree more with president biden. for here and your delegation in jerusalem. we have a lot to work for. with peace andnd prosperity and that forward to working with you on this visit. so welcome. >> thank you. >> . >> thank you for hosting this very good and lengthy conversation and spending some remore time with our colleagues. and then also with other palestinian leaders. but for four reasons we are here today first to demonstrate that commitment of the united states to israel security. to start to work toward t greater sick want stability and reduce tensions in the west bank andnd jerusalem, to suppor

from the you know overworks of life in germany in germany but also from even local arab leaders arab muslim leaders and i think that's important to remember they've been supportive in light sake in frankfurt and even in berlin last friday there was a meeting with the minister of justice christina lambert with the minister of culture monica groucho's and also the head of the green party aniline of the bull they came to express their support and to very much negate any form of anti semitism against jews in germany and i and i think that that is also a very strong. sense of sentiment that i i feel very. at least racial by ambassador jamie thank you very much for your time today thank you for having me. let's take a look at some of the other news making headlines around the world at this hour a powerful cycling is roaring up the west coast of india after heavy rains last month by almost 150000 people further north in the state of gujarat have been moved to safety but cycling is likely to disrupt india's fight to tackle the current surge of corona virus cases. on mars election last year did refl

we need to work together for normalization betweenwe israel d arab and the muslim world and peace treaties we already have. we discussed also how to improve the lives and conditions of the palestinians, humanitarian conditions in gaza including the question of the return of our mia and two civilians were there as well as the economic growth for the west bank with international cooperation and participation. the piece itself, i think president biden was correct when he said you're not going to get these until israel is recognized as an independent jewish state and that is the key, i couldn't agree with more with president biden and i couldn't be happier and welcoming here in jerusalem. we have a lot to work for. have common goals of peace, security and prosperity and i look forward to working with you on that and more so welcome. >> thank you very much, thank you for hosting us today, thank you for the very good and lengthy conversation. i'm looking forward also to spending more time with some of our colleagues. as well as later the president and other palestinian leaders. president biden a

of course we read all the reports so you will know that it says arab muslims, along with christians, jews, and ethiopian citizens face persistent institutional and societal discrimination. exactly the same criticism that it flags up year after year about which israel does precisely nothing. why is that? when i don't agree, that is right, does nothing. i think that israel is taking significant steps to to, to address these issues. but you're right, like other countries in the world we have, we have faults, you know, there are every country, every democratic country in the world, hospitals will perfect. i'm not here to tell you that israel's a perfect company, just massive. we've again, we've got we've got, well, we've got problems and we've got challenges and if you're talking about israeli arabs and you're talking about other minorities within israel, it's an issue that we have to deal with. this is where you were challenging. i'm for example, but it has been worried about it when i, when i don't think, i don't think we have ignored it. for example, in higher education in the last 7

citizenship of israel, some 2 million as you correctly pointed out, israelis are palestinian, arab, muslimsnd christian. then there's millions more in the west bank and of course in gaza. there's a lot of issues out there. richard is also the author of the newly revised edition of "the world, a brief introduction." i recommend it. >>> there's more breaking news. very disturbing new revelations about the trump administration's secret effort to obtain the phone records and e-mails of a cnn correspondent. o) this is more than just a building. it's an ai-powered investment firm with billion-dollar views. a cutting-edge data-security enterprise. yes, with a slide. a perfect location for the world's first one-hour delivery. an inspiration for the next workout cult. and enough space for a pecan-based nutrition bar empire. it could happen. this is where dreams become brick and mortar. find yours, on loopnet. [sfx: kids laughing] [sfx: bikes passing] [sfx: fire truck siren] onstar, we see them. okay. mother and child in vehicle. mother is unable to exit the vehicle. injuries are unknown. thank you,

on sunday, many arab, muslim, and palestinian communities boycotted president biden's virtual eid celebrationer to the white house from the muslim delegates and allies coalition said -- "in lieu of flowers or condolences for martyred palestinian children, or even a white house eid celebration, we request the united states recognize dignity rights worldwide. a first step in recognizing our humanity would be to not allow a policy of mass slaughter in the sacred islamic month of ramadan." we turn now to the legendary activist and scholar angela davis, author of many books. she recorded this message of solidarity for an event on sunday called "eid with palestine: a protest of the white house eid event." >> i join the many individuals and organizations around the world in expressing grief and anger and protest in light of the acceleration of violce by the israeli government and the settlers they protect at sheikh jarrah. we protest the storming of the mosque and the extensive and brutal bombing of gaza. and we call attention to and protest the biden-harris administration's collusion with the israe

from the you know overworks of life in german in germany but also from even local arab leaders arab muslim leaders and i think that's important to remember they've been supportive in light sake in frankfurt and even in berlin last friday there was a meeting with the minister of justice christina lamb breast with the minister of culture monica groucho's and also the head of the green party on a lean a bit of both they came to express their support and to very much negate any form of anti semitism against jews in germany and i and i think that that is also a very strong. sense of sentiment that i i feel very. at least racial by ambassador jeremy thank you very much for your time thank you for having me. now for some other news making headlines around the world another trial is underway in hong kong for a 10 pro-democracy advocates charged with incitement for taking part in an unauthorized protest in 2092 defendants on for a banner that read free political prisoners before going into court. a prominent media tycoon is already serving time for 2 other protests. south africa's former president

ramadan on one of the holiest nights of ramadan was a rallying point for all palestinians and arabs and muslimsde. in that sense, a lot of people feel like they are needed -- there needed to be aesponse inside the occupied territories. that is why you see, in jerusalem, in the mosque, you see hamas flags and this oric that is pro-hamas, where you had not seen that before. that could have been avoided if we had not seen what we saw during the last couple of weeks in jerusalem. i think you note -- go ahead. katty: what do you make of the united states voing a call for the cease-fire at the un security council. it looks like biden is not prepared to use the leverage he has over the israeli government. why not? >> it is difficult to understand. if you think about the last couple of weeks, at any point, the administration could have called out israel and said stop your provocative activities in jerusalem, stop the evictions, the forced displacement of palestinian families. the administration chose to talk about what was happening in jerusalem and you hear from president biden, things like wanting su

because of their alliances and a need and a mandate to work only in arab muslim oil producing states, the majors could not move into israel. so who does israel turn to? led by a number of oil executives with american oil experience, they will turn to the independence of texas. the independence from texas would welcome the opportunity and often with their prophesy and bibles in hit, we travel to the holy land to use scripture to hunt for crude. it would be a frustrating journey at first, but this is one that continues for many independent oil men. strengthening once again as well this relationship with israel. pew would have other means of promoting his politics. one would be the formation in 1948 of the pew charitable trusts and especially his own trust within this. that was, in his words, quote, to acquaint americans with the values of a free market and the interdependence of christian humanity and freedom. again, nothing subtle. the third victory, and really the key victory i think to getting us closer to what happens in the 19 sixties and seventies, culminating in 1980, is the tide

. >> people often think the policies put into place after 9/11 really impacted only the arab and muslimt's actually not true. 9/11 was an opportunity to further justify the existing criminalization of black and brown communities. that's why my organization got involved with the stop urban shield campaign. >> lauren is a palestinian born and raised in san francisco. she's tan unapologetic abolitionist. >> urban shield was -- and i love to say was because we were able to put an end to it last year. it was the largest militarized police training in the world. it was taking place on the weekend of 9/11 each year, right? and it was training cops. it was training firefighters. it was training nurses to respond to disasters as if they were at war with their community. it also brought the state of israel to come train and exchange tactics and trainings with local law enforcement and emergency responders. one could have their own opinion about what's happening in palestine, but you can't argue that it's not occupied. so at the end of the day, it was really important for us to shed light on that

that lines you act are blocking you at provoking them and stimulus beyond your acceptable king arabs and muslims and christians everywhere just stop it not only didn't they stop the escalate. as you can see and as ready as strike targets another high rise building in gaza the 14 story i'll shut up tower was destroyed. 2 hours ago now. half an hour before that is ready chance partially bombed the building as a warning for people to evacuate in response hamas has fired rockets back into israel one of those landing in starts where we had that a 6 year old boy has been killed the news continues here on to syrup of the inside story next. 2 letters and many warnings a group of former and current military soldiers accuse the french president of giving in too much to islam as they claim the country's survival is at risk a political maneuver or does it reflect a real malays of french society this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm how much civil war is brewing in france that's the warning from a number of french soldiers to president emanuel mccrone for the 2nd time they accuse the pre

we need to work together to expand normalization between israel and arab and muslim world. and deep in the peace treaties that we already have. we discussed also how to improve the lives in the conditions of the palestinians, the managerial conditions in gaza, as well as building economic growth. for julia scenario westbank with the international cooperation and participation. our correspondent, tonya kramer is following the story for us, and she joins us from jerusalem. hi tonya. what more can you tell us about what entity blinkin and benjamin netanyahu have been saying? well, these are the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. first of all, thing to the american up ministration years president joe biden, for the support. it was right to defend itself. that was very important to him. as a 2nd point already been, you talked about the yvonne nuclear deal. he said he hopes that the us would not go back to the old a nuclear deal that is currently a disgusted international community. and what we just heard often be from prime minister netanyahu talked about peace, but many peace

as a possible reason to roundup arab and muslim americans and put them in american concentration camps. justice murphy called it the ugly abyss of racism. justice owen roberts said, this is unconstitutional. so, clearly the court was not completely in agreement. and, but my father, even though he was totally disappointed never gave up hope that someday his case could be reopened. it took almost 40 years for that to happen. and after the freedom of information act, you could go to archives in washington d.c. and do the research and the files of the government. and they found what was called, the smoking gun. meaning they found the document that proved there was no military necessity at the time of my father's arrest and when the japanese americans were incarcerated. there was never any evidence of any spying hearing any espionage from the japanese americans and actually, at the time of my father's supreme court hearing, in 1944, the department of justice had withheld evidence, had destroyed evidence and had altered evidence. so on that basis, there's a judicial law term called quorum no

while the efforts have had limited success, they do show powerfully that arabs and muslims want freedom and democracy more than they do a caliphate. for america, there is one big lesson. stay calm. in the months after 9/11, we panicked, sacrificing liberties at home and waging war abroad. terrified that we were going to be defeated by this new enemy. this is part of a worrying american tradition of exaggerating the threats we face from the soviet union to saddam hussein. as we scour the world for new foes, let's learn to right size our adversaries and find a way to run fast but not run scared. go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my washington post column this week, and let's get started. ♪ ♪ >>> without further ado, today's main event. my interview with hillary clinton. welcome back to the show, madam secretary. >> it is good to be back. fareed. even though virtually. >> all right. let me ask you, before we get into foreign policy, i want to ask you about biden's 100 days. and i want to you ask something very specific about it which is, he has outlined a much more ambitious role for the

of woking you have provoking the palestinians beyond that and you are going to have provoking arabs and muslims and christians everywhere just stop it not only didn't they start to escalate it so now you have a sponsor and it might be these are the sports let's deal with the cause and had an astronaut great interest to manage them unafraid we don't have very much time i want to ask you you were in a position of power to do something you were a member of the palestinian. liberation organization you left that organization why did you leave that open eyes ation. how many of these and this is a domestic issue like that because i think that you have no rights being sidelined or it's becoming more and more in people. you know in their generation to stay angry and good ones are so eager to participate in decision making and as and it was going to react and create some sense out and it's not that back to discuss this but i think what's happening is and you know not just balance of biannually attitudes on that the palestinians feel them powered as if people in a popular movement and it would listen if y

you act are blocking you have provoking the palestinians beyond and you would acceptable king arabs and muslims and christians everywhere just stop it not only didn't they stop the escalate. taiwan says it may raise its coded 19 alert level in the coming days after 16 new domestic cases were reported on wednesday and in malaysia a nearly month long nationwide lockdown is just starting as the government tries to curtail the spread of the virus the details in this report from florence vary. from shanker son through arms restaurant has been struggling because of a slowdown in business the malaysian government has imposed a 3rd nationwide lockdown for a month starting on wednesday. while businesses and other economic activities allowed to operate restaurants can only offer takeaways approximately 40 percent of all the clusters in malaysia over the last 3 months have come from manufacturing in factories and the restaurant industry and dining in his only contribution is approximately 0.31 percent when we have this one month locked down but guarantee is there that it's not going to come back again bec

muslims around the world did not identify with local causes in mozambique. in the 1970, they rooted their appeal in failure, the failure of the dictatorships and monarchies of the arab world to develop their societies. islamist urged muslims to give up on western style modernization which led only to poverty and tyranny for them. instead, they urged the embrace of the idea of political islam, the road to an islamic state. people like bin laden and his associates turned political islam into militant islam because they urged that is the only way to topple the dictatorship. they urged terrorism against those regimes but more importantly against the superpower that supported them, america. in an essay in the journal religions, they point out that the allure of political islam was always that of an untested opposition movement, a mystical alternative to the shoddy reality that existed on the ground in the muslim world. but over the last few decades, islamic parties have entered the political process in iraq, sudan, tunisia, and gaza and jordan and other places. they write one general theme stands, the popular prestige of political islam has been tarnished by its experien

because both were staring at an amazing breakthrough shaping up between israeli jews and israel arab muslims -- and like the pro-trump mob on january 6th -- they want to destroy the possibility of political change before it could destroy them politically. bibi and hamas, they need each other. they understand each other. rinse and repeat. rinse and repeat. rinse and repeat. for a brief shining moment, it looked as though a different israeli coalition might be coming together to break that cycle. it certainly would not have made peace overnight, but it might at least have begun a different dialogue, a real dialogue, among all sides. instead, we got a january 6 moment, one that for now has succeeded in stopping the chance of political transformation." >> and katty kay, there's always an overreaction. of course, the united states wouldn't ask any country that had 3,000 rockets that rained down on it not to move. the question would be, though, how do you stop from getting to that point? and after it begins, how does it end? obviously, the iron dome is able to deflect most of those missiles. but y

we need to work together to expand normalization between israel and arab and muslim world. and deep in the peace treaties that we already have. we discussed also how to improve the lives in the conditions of the palestinians, the managerial conditions in gaza, as well as building economic growth of for judy, a scenario, the west bank with international cooperation and participation. our correspondent, tonya kramer is following the story for us, and she joins us from jerusalem. hi tonya. what more can you tell us about what entity blinking and benjamin netanyahu have been saying? well, this is the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, 1st of all sang to the american up ministration years president joe biden, for the support is fried to defend itself. that was very important to him as a 2nd point already been, you talked about the wrong nuclear deal. he said he hopes that the us would not go back to the old a nuclear deal that is currently a disgusted, international community. and what we just heard also, and the from prime minister netanyahu talked about peace, but many peace

israelis to pay a price, they strike back and defend jerusalem and the koran and the flag and the arabs and the muslims and all that stuff. then the others look impotent and supine by comparison because they d't fight israelis. for israel, they are in search of more land. this routine of death and destruction is very helpful. >> you mentioned the plo and others, the four-year mandate, almost 20 years he has been president, the recent elections called off because hamas were about to win. >> we will never have an election. they did not want one. they knew they would not have one. it was a charade. >> completely. >> completely charade from day one, yes. >> on the other side, netanyahu -- is his tactic, it is not a strategy -- it is a strategy of keeping hostilities going in terms of building his own safety barrier to keep himself in power? >> he didn't plan this but from the minute there was unrest in jerusalem, both he and hamas saw political opportunities. i think he did work to escalate at every stage, once it got going. has saved his bacon. it has salvaged his career. >> he can say hamas is escalating