now this is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu there let's take the story out of washington our bureau chief in his polls on the story for us tonight good evening to you so we know that u.s. president veiled his roadmap for peace in the middle east earlier this year does today's announcement does it fit into that plan. yes most definitely brant i think we really can say it's his it would be a huge success for him if this deal really would be signed i mean someone maybe of us remember early on 2016 in the last come paying he already announced once he is in the wise white house he's going to take care of this peace deal and that's now what he's obviously doing and i was just going to look is there going to be a signing ceremony at the the white house with the u.s. of course being the broker for this deal. that's what donald trump announced this morning in the oval office we always have to put in consideration for and it's only a little bit more than 80 days away from election i have and he needs some success this would be his 1st foreign policy success so sure he would want to mak

it's becoming a saturday night ritual in the square close to benjamin netanyahu official residence early evening and the policemen increasingly riposte barricades by the. testers renew their demand that netanyahu leave office the so-called black flag movement has long insisted that a prime minister on trial for alleged corruption a step down they say the pandemic has brought new supporters to their cause and colvin just like gave us all slap in the face and made us wake up to the reality that. nothing is changing and we needed changing we need now the people are all over upset and. they're in the house they don't have a war they don't have jobs they don't have food something. and are waking up waking up their leaders have disappointed us and they didn't do their job so they grow up to contract with the citizens and now the citizens are coming together to make them i did do the job and go home i in recent weeks protesters have risked water cannon and arrest as well as threats of an actual physical assault by right wing groups the prime minister has labeled them anarchists complained himse

well i mean as far as benjamin netanyahu what he gets out of this is something that he's been working towards for many years normalization of ties with other arab states without states in the region he has made it a very public priority he is celebrated myname milestones along the way and indeed there have been indications of pretty close cooperation between israel and the u.a.e. for many years now if you remember just before the suppose a date for the start of the potential annexation of parts of the occupied west bank there was an op ed published by the u.a.e. . ambassador to united states in an israeli newspaper in which he talked about the prospect of for further progress on normalization if annexation were not to happen and that is indeed exactly what has happened and now an exception looks to be a diminishing prospect anyway netanyahu admitted as much this week in an interview in which he said it had fallen down the u.s. agenda so this enables him to say look in return for suspending and they say israeli officials that is it it is a suspension not a formal end to any ambitions t

here this hour thousands of protesters in west jerusalem are calling on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to resign there's frustration over the government's handling of the growing a virus crisis as well as netanyahu is corruption charges this is the largest protest that israel's seen in a decade. and hong kong has opened a new community treatment center to cope with the rapid rise in coronavirus cases a team of lab technicians from mainland china is heading to the territory to help carry out tests. and to nasa astronauts of undocked from the international space station and are right now on their way back to the aiming for the gulf of mexico just off the florida panhandle in the 1st 3 landing for u.s. astronauts in 45 years. at least 80 people have died in india's northern state of punjab after drinking toxic brew take alcohol police there say they've arrested 25 people and confiscated large quantities of booze and storage problems or authorities say the sales were widespread and still expect more faith. while staying in india and the united nations has joined the calls for the release o

news live from there and a historic peace deal in the middle east israeli leader benjamin netanyahu says his country's agreed to a full peace accord with the united arab emirates under the u.s. brokered platzman u.a.e. it will recognize the jewish state of israel dropping its plots in the next. didn't last back in washington and jerusalem. also on the program peaceful defiance in baton rouge. tens of thousands of people around minsk former lives of solidarity in protest of police brutality this is the 5th day of demonstrations from president bush echoes disputed election victory. welcome to the program israel on the united arab emirates have announced that they have agreed to a historic peace deal under its terms the u.a.e. will recognize israel and establish diplomatic relations and return israel will drop its controversial plan to annex parts of the palestinian west bank the u.a.e. says the deal is a win for diplomacy in the middle east the agreement was brokered by the united states just a few moments ago a special call to friends prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel and crown

benjamin netanyahu of israel and crown prince mohammed bin in the united arab emirates where they agreed to finalize a historical peace agreement. everybody said this would be impossible. and as you know mohamed is one of the great leaders of the middle east after 49 years that israel and the united arab emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations they will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the border and or a broad range of areas including tourism education health care trade and security. this is a truly historic moment not just the israel jordan peace treaty was signed more than 25 years ago has so much progress been made towards peace in the middle east by uniting 2 of america's closest and most capable partners in the region something which said could not be done this deal is a significant step towards building a more peaceful secure and prosperous middle east israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has not given up the searing plans to annex occupied palestinian land. the political interim president trying to put the annexation in

him in recent weeks an attempt to trample on democracy thousands of people rallied against benjamin netanyahu on saturday demanding he resigns the frustrated by netanyahu is handling of the corona virus outbreak corruption charges against him. in a week's time vote for a new president incumbent alexander lukashenko has ruled for more than 25 years and is labeled by many as europe's last dictator is expected to return to office but as a day baba reports one woman is mounting a major challenge. here. she's only $37.00 and she's not a politician that's for atlanta to hopes that in a week's time she'll be president have been a real. on 1st and she drew tens of thousands of people to a rally in minsk the biggest protest the country's ever seen. the former teacher announced she'd stand off to her husband sergei you're well known blogger was arrested in may he's been charged with plotting mass disturbances give you warning of being able to query the election commission didn't accept sergei's documents i ran instead of him not because i need power of because i'm a politician and want to become presid

in how this is beieing seen the uk talked about it being suspended benjamin netanyahu in a- calm. lakeke walked back but what. the push on that. is this s good to be so o could the. i mean you cn imagine that. the whole was going forward with this- seizure of land and adding to israel. as a whole segment of his base that is you know in support of this now in order for him to change direction you cannot change it in the beginning of the process. you gotta show me israeli public opinion and mostly israeli middle class which is. looking forward foror moree opening and markets mean in other terms the uae would provide the opening in the markets and it's really up to prime minister netetyahu convinced. most israelis t that you know less freezes on the lands let's look what we're going to get from the arab world and then we'll make a final decision. thank you both sidedes have made decisionons nw is the navigation andnd that manager of the decisions to get them to where. they want to. the fires thank you much indeed the new st francis if we'll be able appreciate time sir thank you. than

at the white house just a few moments ago it was special call with 2 friends prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel and question prince mohammed bin. the united arab emirates where they agreed to finalize a historical peace agreement. everybody said this would be impossible. and as you know mohamed is one of the great leaders of the middle east after 49 years that israel and the united arab emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations they will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the board and order a broad range of areas including tourism education health care trade and security. president trumps middle east plan served as a basis for 2 days of stuart peace from israel and the us are 2 of the most advanced countries in the world together we would transform the region and forge an even better future for our people this is a future of peace a future of security and a future of prosperity i've always believed that we could establish peace with the rude and i've been working towards that lofty goal for decades now as israeli prime minister benjamin net

we heard benjamin netanyahu say he has been working for peace in the middle east all his life. today's agreement reflects that. is that vision credible? click she has been saying that he wants to see an open to the arab world, especially the gulf countries. this is basically if it happens, it would be only the third country israel would establish diplomatic relations with the after jordan and egypt. that is a major foreign-policy achievement for netanyahu. he also emphasized tonight that he did not have to give up much for it because he says it is just an expansion. for him, it is certainly a major success. but it is a bilateral agreement. >> it does not have the palestinians. >> we note that most of the west bank is controlled by israel. israel is not really giving up anything in this deal. how have the palestinians reacted? >> it is very difficult news for them. we had them describing palestinian politicians describing this decision by the uae for its ongoing occupation. gaza has described it as a stab in the back of the palestinian people. i think for the palestinians in gen

official residence of israel's prime minister calling on him to resign demonstrations against benjamin netanyahu been held on saturday evenings for several weeks now his anger over the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic and netanyahu is ongoing trial for corruption al-jazeera herefore supports now from western christian. once again this is another major protest not far from his residence at a square in west jerusalem thousands of gathered again the local reports suggest it's a little bit small the last 2 weekends when the numbers are well in excess of $10000.00 and the majority of those there are concerned with the coronavirus pandemic response and that and yahoo's corruption trial which is due to start in earnest the evidentiary phase in january but there are others there as well. not just from from f. wilma's ations there's a group of doctors there there are groups representing self employed people who've been hit very hard by the economic fallout of the pandemic and for all of the acts of the diplomatic coup that has been trying to push this week in terms of the deal signed wit

eric: prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking out. he's about to join us right here on america's news headquarters, first televised interview since historic u.s. brokered peace agreement with the united arab emirates, what the landmark deal means and how the region is better prepare today face the threat from iran and more on the results of the trump administration foreign policy that exclusive interview with the prime minister coming up minutes from now. hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm eric sean. hi, arthel. arthel: i'm arthel neville, i'm looking forward to your exclusive interview but we will begin with congressional democrats sounding the alarm on the u.s. postal service. the house oversight committee calling louis dejoy to testify. democrats accusing him of deliberately slowing mail delivery and underfunding the agency ahead of an election where a record number of americans are expected to vote by mail. we have fox team coverage on this david spunt following the president in bridgewater, new jersey bu

or protest as a back out on the streets of israel demanding prime minister benjamin netanyahu resign they've been gathering for weeks over the government's handling of the crime the virus outbreak demonstrations have been further afield by a corruption case against the prime minister netanyahu is to trial in may of bribery fraud and breach of trust all of which he denies sorry for said has more from west jerusalem. this is now 3 weeks of really large protests was we were meant to behind them these are seen as the largest scenes of civil unrest that we've seen in israel for nearly a decade and as you say it's a mixture of motivations and groups some of the protesting against it you know 3 years old is corruption cases he is currently on trial that child you just start in earnest at the beginning of next year with witnesses being cool 3 times a week but they've been joined and their movement has been buttressed by the fact that israel is laboring under the 2nd wave of coronavirus the economic in. and fallout of that is being seen as not being properly assuaged by government policy they

his running meter benjamin netanyahu says his country and the united arab emirates have agreed and historic diplomatic deal under the terms of a u.s. brokered plan for you if you will recognize israel and israel halt its plans to annex cost of the palestinian west but. you're watching d.v.d.'s coming to you from but when we got more on our website you don't need a calm as well as hot twitter and instagram feeds i do as i told me a lot of fun for me and all the team thanks for joining us oh good it. seems. to go beyond. those a little bit. we're all about the streets that matter 2. 100. whatever it takes. no running down. to play.

deal, normalized relation deals between israel and the united arab emirates, we are following benjamin netanyahu, israeli prime minister, who is addressing that in hebrew back in israel. the president announced this earlier today. we are following that very very closely. in the meantime, our former ambassador to germany weighed in on the significance of this a few minutes ago. take a look. >> i think for sure others will follow. we should quickly pursue lebanon. the reality is, neil, that we have been working on a peace deal -- this peace deal for a very long time. neil: all right. david ruben joins us now, the former mayor of [ inaudible ] israel, part of that historic west bank in that it's in the west bank we are getting signs

states just a few moments ago i was there a very special call with 2 friends prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel and crown prince mohammed bin. the united arab emirates where they agreed to file and see. historical peace agreement. everybody said this would be impossible. and as you know mohammed is one of the great leaders of the middle east after 49 years israel and the united arab emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations they will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the border and order a broad range of areas including tourism education health care trade and security. straight to washington that's where we joined the w.'s of bureau chief eunice pole welcome to this what will you tell us about this deal. right a this was really a surprising statement of mr trump saying that israel and the you you a will sign a string actually of bilateral agreements on investment tourism security technology and energy in other areas and that they also would set up embassies in each other's nation. we don't know much more the only thing we know that this is

it's becoming a saturday night ritual in the square close to benjamin netanyahu official residence early evening and the police man increasingly robust barricades by the protesters renew their demand that netanyahu leave office the so-called black flag movement has long insisted that a prime minister on trial for alleged corruption a step down they say the pandemic has brought new supporters to their cause and colvin just like gave us our slap in the face and made us wake up to the reality that. nothing is changing and we needed changing we need now the people are all over upset and they. stay in the house they don't have a war they don't have jobs they don't have food something. and go woken up waking up their leaders have disappointed us and they didn't do their job so they grow up to contact with the citizens and now the citizens are coming together to make them i did do their job and go home i in recent weeks protesters have risked water cannon and arrest as well as threats of an actual physical assault by right wing groups the prime minister has labeled them anarchists complained hi

just a few moments ago i was at a very special call with 2 friends prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel and crown prince mohammed bin laden the united arab emirates where they agreed to finalize a historical peace agreement. everybody said this would be impossible. and as you know mohamed is one of the great leaders of the middle east after 49 years that israel and the united arab emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations they will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the border and or a broad range of areas including tourism education health care trade and security. this is a truly historic moment not just the israel jordan peace treaty was signed more than 25 years ago has so much progress been made towards peace in the middle east by uniting 2 of america's closest and most capable partners in the region something which could not be done this deal is a significant step towards building a more peaceful secure and prosperous middle east israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has not given up pursuing plans to annex occupied

back out on the streets of israel demanding prime minister benjamin netanyahu resign. over his government's handling of coronavirus separately going corruption case against. the chinese for bike dance has reportedly agreed to sell the u.s. operations of its social media platform to talk movies designed to prevent donald trump from banning the use threatened to use his presidential powers to do just that and he soon has this report it's still latest rift in the escalating tech war between the u.s. and china for weeks u.s. officials have raised security concerns over the chinese owned video app tick-tock saying it can help beijing spot on americans and now president donald trump threatened to fan it all together well look you know we may be betting we may be doing some other things are a couple of options but a lot of things happening so we'll see what happens but we are looking at a lot of alternatives with respect to. trump stepped up his rhetoric following reports that he may sign an order forcing chinese parent company might dance to sell the u.s. portion of take tal

of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called protesters calling for his resignation and a kiss fall since joined the largest demonstration in west jerusalem in a decade they say netanyahu shouldn't be in office while facing corruption charges . at least 13 people have been killed by suspected boko haram fighters in cameroon grenades were launched at a camp for displaced people in missouri go in the country's north 8 more were injured attacks by the armed group of killed displaced tens of thousands over the past decade in nigeria and neighboring countries. the united nations has joined calls for the release of human rights activists in india some are being held in prison under anti-terrorism laws while they await trial the government denies accusations that the charges are politically motivated to serious elizabeth purana has been speaking to some of the prisoners families we know. it's been 2 years since some of india's most recognizable rights activists were rounded up and taken away by police there were queues of instigating violence during a march by disadvantaged hindu

another major protest here in the same square very close to the residence of prime minister benjamin netanyahu as for the tactics tonight we're seeing an attempt to try to internationalize it back have been protests for and do is extract the aspirate communities around the world against netanyahu in recent weeks tonight it's going to be a little bit more organized 18 separate cities mainly in north america united states and canada also in europe and they going to try to coordinate it sort of pass the baton from each one to the next before having the real kind of percent a year in west jerusalem as well as we're seeing reports that some 3 or 400 people gathered at a bridge as they did last weekend marching from that bridge if you can to be does away from here to join the other protest this year it was that that sparked some of the sort of running cat and mouse situation with the police and then it was here in this paris square behind me where those scuffles and clashes and a couple dozen detentions also took place looking at some other pictures while we talk do you have the well the sheer numbe

they signed an historic deal restoring relations, what the prime minister benjamin netanyahu says aboutn with the prime minister early on fox news channel and we will bring you product enter part of the exclusive interview, the prime minister and the peace deal on what comes next straight ahead. >> nobody wants to make peace with the week, everybody wants to make peace with a strong country. i think under my leadership this is become a very strong country. ♪ (vo) elevate your senses. the audi a6. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. arthel: rival protest after last week's disputed reelection of authoritarian president alexander, the man known as europe's last dictator delivering a speech today before supporters and declaring victory with 80% of the vote over the opposition leader. opposition supporters say the results were manipulated and are demanding more from he resign. >> in the last 26 years, this is the first peace agreement that we've had between israel and the united arab, between the arab country and the jewish country coming together putting old conflicts behind,

on the streets in israel calling for the prime minister to stand down have gathered outside benjamin netanyahu is residence in west jerusalem and his government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic has added to tensions caused by zim pending trial over corruption charges. afghanistan's highest consultative body has recommended that the government release 400 taliban prisoners but only if they promise not to return to fighting the release of the prisoners is seen as the final hurdle before peace talks with the taliban can begin now to president ashraf ghani to make the final decision. and u.s. president donald trump is expected to sign as many as 4 executive orders on saturday after talks with democrats faulted on an economic relief package one of the executive orders would aim to restore some unemployment aid for millions of americans whose enhanced benefits expired last month. you're up to date with the top stories this hour coming up next on al-jazeera it's the listening post probably back with more news after that in about half an hour's time to stay with us by phone now. murdoch was allo

now protesters back out on the streets of israel demanding that the prime minister benjamin netanyahu resign i think the live pictures we're looking at now demonstrations have been held for the past 2 weeks have been government's handling of the crane of arson operate they've been further fueled by a corruption case against netanyahu hard for said his life for us and western islam has an update to harry had just been judged by these pictures and numbers a substantial what's happening. that's right yes thousands on the streets again here in west jerusalem not far from the residence of prime minister benjamin netanyahu just down the street behind me and as you say this is now 3 weeks of really large protests with we're meant to behind them these are seen as the largest scenes of civil unrest that we've seen in israel for nearly a decade and as you say it's a mixture of motivations and groups some of the protesting against it you know for years old is corruption cases he is currently on trial that trials you just start in earnest at the beginning of next year with witnesses being called

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had earlier cheered the coronavirus task force meeting of his government but left abruptly telling those present you'll soon find out why but while speaking in jerusalem he will be aware he may leak political support domestically for shelving an existing plants. little additional interim president trump put the annexation into east peace plan those who criticize me should know i said time and again that an exaggeration only be made in accordance with the united states without that it is worthless and it will damage the settlements so. there have been discussions of various levels between the u.a.e. and israel for years it seems now each was preparing the ground for this announcement from the official twitter account of the u.a.e. leader mohammed bin ziad a simple statement during a call with president trump and prime minister netanyahu an agreement was reached to stop further is really an exception of palestinian territories the u.a.e. and israel also agree to cooperation and setting your roadmap towards establishing a bilateral relationship the

if it's ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu is facing another south a day of demonstrations demanding his resignation for several consecutive weekends thousands of israelis have been rallying outside the leader's official residence and western protesters say he should step down while facing a trial on corruption charges they're also angered by his handling of the economy and a corona virus outbreak that has more now from western. another saturday night a noisy protest here in west jerusalem thousands of people gathered just a few 100 meters from the entrance to the official residence of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu they're demanding that he leaves office we've seen people gathering again on various bridges and intersections around the country in protest against the prime minister as well as out as an international element especially to this protest with various gatherings of 18 cities mainly in north america isolation jem'hadar also in europe which are being coordinated and there's another group inside questionis them as well marching from a bridge a few kilometers away to jo

it's becoming a saturday night ritual in the square close to benjamin netanyahu official residence early evening and the policeman increasingly repulsed barricades by the protesters renew their demand that netanyahu leave office the so-called black flag movement has long insisted that a prime minister on trial for alleged corruption will step down they say the pandemic has brought new supporters to their cause folded just like gave us all a flap in the face and made us wake up to the reality that. nothing is changing and we needed changing we need now the people are all over upset and they. stay in the house they don't have a war they don't have jobs they don't have food something. and our woke him up waking up their leaders have disappointed us and they didn't do their job so they grow up to contact with the citizens and now the citizens are coming together to make them i did do their job and go home i in recent weeks protesters have risked water cannon and arrest as well as threats of and actual physical assault by right wing groups the prime minister has labeled them anarchists compla

official residence of israel's prime minister to call on him to resign demonstrations against benjamin netanyahu has been held on saturday evening for several weeks now protesters angry at the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic and netanya his ongoing trial for corruption let's cross now to harry for say his following developments in west jerusalem and obviously is a netanyahu has tried to downplay these protests he said that there. but just give us a sense of the size of these demonstrations and who particularly is is the dissipating in them. indeed here is long attack them as leftists and anarchists has complained of death threats against him has to be said there have been more serious threats against the protesters from right wing elements within israeli society but yes once again this is another major protest not far from his residence at a square in west jerusalem thousands of gathered again the local reports suggest it's a little bit smaller than the last 2 weekends when the numbers are well in excess of $10000.00 and the majority of those there are as you say concerned with

10000 new cases some 148 deaths confirmed on saturday and some of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been issued with a restraining order after he published the personal information of protest leaders netanyahu has been banned from tweeting about activists calling for his father's resignation for a 3rd week in a row thousands of people demonstrated outside benjamin netanyahu is official residents many people are frustrated by the government's handling of the coronavirus outbreak they're also upset netanyahu is still in power while facing corruption charges at these 13 people have been killed by suspected boko haram fighters in cameroon grenades were launched at a camp for displaced people in mazar goal in the country's north attacks by the armed groups have killed and displaced tens of thousands of the past decade in cameroon nigeria and neighboring countries. those headlines taking you back. to the door. again and. again. other columbus alaska was a. second hole of a good 2nd for armada someone wanted to get there before the 2nd before the year before the north big macand allowe

thousands and people in west jerusalem have protested against israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for weeks demonstrators have demanded netanyahu should step down while he stands trial on corruption charges. and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story by. is the relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia falling apart the state department shows support for a former saudi intelligence agency says the crown prince wants him dead will president donald trump be forced to stop supporting the public in so much this is inside story. but i welcome to the program i'm adrian said again what's reported to be a forward mode applauses putting further strain on the relationship between saudi arabia and the united states a fall a saudi intelligence agent is suing the saudi crown prince in the u.s. saddle job.

are now fighting gunmen who are believed to be inside the jail and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called on protesters calling for his resignation or rather is called protesters and a kists thousands joined the largest demonstration in west jerusalem in a decade they're angry of a netanyahu is handling of the coronavirus crisis and say he shouldn't be in office or facing corruption charges. media reports in the u.k. suggest that prime minister boris johnson is planning to drastically slow down plans to ease coronavirus restrictions johnson is believed to be working up a plan to avoid a 2nd nationwide lockdown the economy has been opening up in the last month but new restrictions were imposed in northern areas on friday after a spike in infections al-jazeera. reports from london. hopes that the worst of the coded 1000 crisis may be behind the u.k. this autumn appear to be fading infection rates are rising for the 1st time since may not to the heights of a pandemic in april but nevertheless going up and the government has warned it may have to go further than the localised restr

arab country, so, yes, this is historic and a major diplomatic window for donald trump and benjamin netanyahuamin neta nyahu, the window for donald trump and benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister. the oldest saying in diplomacy is that my enemy's enemy is my friend. both countries wanted to put pressure on iran and that will happen now and they also want to trade more. but donald trump was already looking to the future when he made his announcement. by uniting two of america s closest and most capable partners in the region, something which said could not be done, this deal is a significant step towards building a more peaceful, a more secure and more prosperous middle east. so let's see what happens in the future. the palestinians will be disappointed by this, and if i could talk to the domestic audience about what has happened here in america with this announcement, israel has strong support amongst evangelical christians and thejewish community and with two and a half months to go until the election, this announcement today won't do donald trump any harm. the time is 6:18pm. our t

benjamin netanyahu rather is still saying though that annexation remains on the table despite the fact that donald trump explicitly said it was off the table obviously he says it would have to be in coordination with the united states something that the u.s. from all the signals made overnight is not ready to do it wants to prioritize this agreement and others it says a coming but certainly for his domestic audience netanyahu is still saying this and the more he continues to say it if he does then the question is how might that affect this burgeoning relationship with the u.a.e. because you a is saying that it is signed this agreement in order to stop an ex ation and its defacto leader ahmed and ziad was very clear saying this is a roadmap towards a bilateral relationship so still holding out some room to try to impose conditions on israel going forward. still to come on this program. a ceremony in south korea puts a sony issue with japan back in the spotlight. and as e.u. foreign ministers prepare to discuss a maritime dispute between greece and turkey we'll examine what's at stake. h

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and as you can see thousands of israelis are back outside prime minister benjamin netanyahu his residence demanding his exit over corruption allegations and his courage in 1000 responds. really well into the sports news including the process of european fund ventas. sorry has been silent for champions league just 2 weeks after he won the italian league. now the deadly port explosion in lebanon's capital is now igniting a fresh wave of anger towards the government thousands have been demonstrating in central beirut with. some protesters storming the foreign ministry and prime minister how sunday up says people have a right to be angry addressing the nation just a short while ago he has called for early elections now one police officer has been killed in clashes with protesters and the lebanese red cross says more than 100 people have been wounded politicians are accused of corruption and inaction which led to tuesday's devastating blast that killed 158 people and wounded 6060 people remain missing and around 300000 lebanese are homeless because of all the damage caused 3 m.p.'s from the op

residence of israel's prime minister calling on him to resign for a 5th week in a row the one benjamin netanyahu to quit over his government's handling of the corona virus outbreak and his ongoing corruption trial is a live pictures from there netanyahu fired back recently calling protesters left wingers and ok let's go to how the faucet in west jerusalem how we were just looking at the live pictures there it's a very big crowd in the momentum doesn't seem to be going from these protests. no indeed it again it's thousands of people in this square very close to the official residence of the prime minister according to local media reports it is thought to be somewhat down on the last couple of weeks which were extremely large $10000.00 and more each of the previous 2 saturdays but still this is a sizeable protest and despite what has been welcomed largely by certainly the media and large swathes of the israeli electorate as a something of a diplomatic coup this week with the signing of the deal with the united arab emirates you might think raising the political stock of benjamin netanyahu domestic

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