i would assume that it's public, but that will have gone to the border force... made by an official, not by a minister. yeah. so you knew nothing about it until... until it was raised publicly because of the issues that lady hermon is discussing. and again, can you... getting back on with the original questions that we were talking to you about, do you think this is fair that people in northern ireland, part of the united kingdom, are treated so differently? well, i think we have to respect the equality commission on this. have you read the equality commission submission? no. and i think, minister, you really must read this because these are extremely sensitive issues, and i would expect a report of this sort from the equality commission to be considered by the minister making the decision ultimately, so that she can make a informed determination on this issue. so this is not a ministerial decision. well... this was a recruitment campaign by border force. minister, you're in charge of your department. absolutely, but you just said that before, a minister made the

that was when he was in the lothian and borders force. lly assaulted by iain livingstone at tulliallan police training college. no criminal charges were brought but he was heavily reprimanded by his own force for inappropriate conduct. he was taken down four ranks, he appealed and was reinstated. what about your background? my background as a police officer? the allegations of sexual assault. you ended up admitting misconduct, staying in the room of a junior officer. you were bumped down from superintendent to constable and suspended, am i right? no, you are not right. you weren't taken down from superintendent to constable? no, i wasn't taken down and then suspended. there was a set of circumstances in 2000 whereby at a social event, at a training event, i had too much to drink, i fell asleep in the wrong place and that was wrong and i shouldn't have done that and clearly i accept that. i was suspended and spent time off work. there was a hearing convened where i did accept i fell asleep, i was cleared of any sexual impropriety. i was cle

that was when he was in the borders force. ton at tarlee alan. no charges were brought that he was heavily reprimanded by his own force by inappropriate conduct. he was taken down some ranks but appealed and was reinstated. what about your background? as a police officer? you ended up admitting misconduct of sexual misconduct. you bumped down to co nsta ble sexual misconduct. you bumped down to constable and suspended. am i right? no, you are not right. you weren't down from superintendent to co nsta ble ? weren't down from superintendent to constable? no, i wasn't weren't down from superintendent to constable? no, iwasn't taken weren't down from superintendent to constable? no, i wasn't taken down and then suspended. there was a set of circumstances in 2000 whereby at a social event, at training event, i had too much to drink, i fell asleep at the wrong place and that was wrong —— and have done that and clearly i accept that. i was suspended and spent time off work. there was a hearing convened where i did except i fell asleep

the drug in it is called alprazolam and last year border force seized more than 50 kilograms of it, estimatedthat i've seen that have obviously taken a xanax overdose, young people who've taken it during the course of their school day and then it's been noted that they've been a little bit off key during their lessons, and so have presented with slurred speech, with being unable to walk, looking a little bit like they're drunk. the dozens of schools we were approached were reluctant to talk about this on camera, but one school, redland green in bristol, did put their head above the parapet because they want mums, dads, students and the local community to help combat the problem. we also hear of students using it for different reasons. sometimes it's because they're experimenting with drugs, sometimes young people are using it as they see it as a form of stress relief, they know that the background of xanax is of an antidepressants, so they think they can use it when they've got exam stress or going through difficult times in their lives. although being labelled a prescription drug, in the uk

top stories here on out is iraq hundreds of people have been injured on the israel gaza border after israeli forces fired live ammunition and tear gas at palestinian protesters if the six week it will the palestinians have held demonstrations along the border cement access to villages that their families once lived in that are now occupied by israel our reporter harry fossett was there. will be the numbers have dwindled over the last hour plus but you can hear that the two gas is still being fired at those who remain. this being a big concentration of tear gas in the last ten minutes or so also during the last hour or so you can see them there running from a lot of guys it looks like the israelis are trying to try and wind this up now a protest which has been running throughout the day also over the last hour and a half there has been a real uptick in the use of live fire to. u.s. president donald trump was valued to protect the second amendment during an address to the national rifle association in dallas texas the first time he's addressed the n.r.a. since the high school shooting in florida that

the drug in it is called alprazolam and last year border force seized more than 50 kilograms of it, estimated for the young people that i've seen that have obviously taken a xanax overdose, young people who've taken it during the course of their school day and then it's been noted that they've been a little bit off key during their lessons, and so have presented with slurred speech, with being unable to walk, looking a little bit like they're drunk. the dozens of schools we were approached were reluctant we approached were reluctant to talk about this on camera, but one school, redland green in bristol, did put their head above the parapet because they want mums, dads, students and the local community to help combat the problem. we also hear of students using it for different reasons. sometimes it's because they're experimenting with drugs, sometimes young people are using it as they see it as a form of stress relief, they know that the background of xanax is of an antidepressant, so they think they can use it when they've got exam stress or going through difficult times in their lives. altho

thousands of people to join in and has indicated they may try to breach israel's border near gaza as israeli defense forces have doubled the amount of troops stationed along that border in anticipation of today's events. it's following several violent clashes which broke out over the weekend including in gaza at the temple mount in jerusalem. talk to me about what you ooefz been seeing there. i know that you arrived late saturday afternoon. what have you been seeing on the ground there so far? >> well, there are three important days and as we were talking about this yesterday, yesterday marked jerusalem day, a controversial day in its own right. it's the day that israel

we heard from the united nations and doctors without borders saying excessive force was used. el has defended itself saying they will not let anyone cross the border. really today what we are going to be monitoring is if people still have it after such a deadly day. deadliest day since the 2014 war. if people still have it in them to come out and continue the protest. >> unbelievable pictures. we will check in with you soon. ian lee in gaza. >>> important day there and iran. make or break day for the iran nuclear deal. iran foreign minister trying to rally european support despite the threat of u.s. sanctions. we have fred pleitgen live in tehran next. me to launch thousands of attacks. luckily security analysts and watson are on his side. spotting threats faster and protecting his data with the most securely encrypted main frame in the world. it's a smart way to eat lunch in peace. sweet, oblivious peace. it's a smart way to eayes or no?gin.ce. do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options cont

we begin on the israel gaza border way israeli forces a fired live on munition and take gas at palestinians protesting now for a sixth week in a row three hundred fifty people have been injured three of them critically demonstrate has been thai is near the border fence to use as a smokescreen from the gunfire forty one people have been killed by the israeli military since demonstrations began in late march palestinians want to be allowed to return to villages where their families once lived land which is now occupied by israel let's go live to high forces who is on the gaza israel border and. speaking now about a sixth friday all demonstrations tell us what's happening behind you. will be the numbers have dwindled over the last hour plus but you can hear that the two gas is still being fired at those who remain. in a big concentration of tear gas in the last ten minutes or so also during the last hour or so you can see them there running from a lot of guys it looks like the israelis are trying to try and wind this up now a protest which has been running throughout the day also over the last

. >> reporter: but the president's only complicated matters, speaking again before border air force one. >> reporter: why did you change your story on stormy daniels? >> we're not changing any story. you go back and take a look at what i said. >> reporter: we did. here he is last month. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no. >> reporter: giuliani who last night told nbc news there won't be any daylight between him and the president tonight issuing a clarification on his suggestion the payment to daniels was politically motivated. >> imagine if that came out on october 15, 2016, in the middle of the last debate with hillary clinton. >> reporter: now insisting it would have been paid whether he was a candidate or not to protect the president's family from a false allegation. as for when president trump became aware of the payment, giuliani's less clear saying he could only speak about his own understanding of these matters. the president again today saying he's open to an interview with special counsel robert mueller. >> if i thought it was fair, i would over

their israel's very concerned about that what about tehran reportedly building up its military forces on the border tilled israel in terms of its forces like the iranian guards. well that certainly is rose concern as the syrian conflict evolves. which has built up considerable influence on forces in syria because now those forces against iran has always maintained that whilst it does want to resist israel and it doesn't recognize israel's right to exist that it is not interested in a direct military attack that it simply wants to support the palestinians in whatever they're just thought that's been the line of they've stuck to you throughout and i think we'll see them maintaining the position at least in the short term while they try to salvage what they kind of the new could do ok how would europe respond should iran as it has threatened start resuming work to become a nuclear power at the moment the position of brussels is as long as iran sticks to the deal so will the e.u. and there's no reason to believe from the european side with the european tom international atomic energy agency basically h

border. israeli forces killed 57 people protesting the opening of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem, and continuing blockade of gas. is kpix 5's martin has more on the ceremony that sparked both celebration and anger. >> reporter: protesters and israeli police faced off outside the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. protesters and israeli police faced off outside the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem today. inside, president trump's daughter and senior advisor ivanka trump helped unveil the embassy's seal. >> we welcome you officially and for the first time to the embassy of the united states here in jerusalem, the capital of israel. >> reporter: her husband, jared kushner, defended the embassy's move. >> israel is a sovereign nation with the right to determine its own capital. >> reporter: israel's prime minister called it a glorious day. >> we are in jerusalem, and we are here to stay. >> reporter: along the gaza border, palestinian protesters burned tires and threw rocks while israeli drones dropped tear gas. palestinian leaders condemned the violence and the u.s. em

border. u.s. forces said the unrest is unrelated to the embassy. >> our embassy was set to open for quite some time with the president announced it late last year. >> reporter: un ambassador nikki haley said the palestinian protest were incited by hamas terrorists who are funded by iran. >> the common threat in all of this is that the stapling conduct of the iranian regime. >> reporter: that accusation comes on the same day that the trump administration announced the first round of new sanctions on iran since withdrawing on the nuclear a court. they designate the iran central- bank as a terrorist . >> we are trying to keep this thing alive to make sure that iran continues to benefit. >> reporter: president donald trump is not just going after american businesses, but he promises to punish european companies that continue to keep doing business with iran even as their leaders continue to work on a deal. >>> activists on both sides of the israeli-palestinian conflict are staging a noisy protest in the fina

border. yet none of this is in forced physically at the border.e are already doing. 0f merely carrying on what we are already doing. of course there is a border there and that will remain. but are you convinced there would not be a single man with a peaked cap, nota not be a single man with a peaked cap, not a single barrier, not a single sentry post which would easily be a target for aggression nationalists on both sides the border but at it seems to be there would be no need for one ahead of intimacy, they have said there's no need for infrastructure the border. the eu has said it does not want infrastructure, the republic of ireland does not want infrastructure, her majesty ‘s government has said the same. so who is going to put it up? not the bbc. thank you so much forjoining us. this is bbc news at five — the headlines: as many as 270 women may have had their lives shortened — after computer errors meant they missed their final breast cancer screening. senior members of the cabinet meet to discuss brexit, with theresa may coming under pressur

give anybody permission to do that but they have a lot of information on him for example but border fence force against facebook any clinical psychologist would tell you like jordan peterson for example is very popular now as a clinical psychologist he makes some very. profound truths stated that for the mind controversial statement that a lot of people some of us that the mind seeks status you know it's like a game in your brain that monitors your status twenty four in every second of every day and you feel other ballots are on balance based on your status seeking so this idea of getting followers and getting likes it goes directly into the brain unfiltered by any societal contra drug it's going directly into the directly into the lizard brain and as a result we all become raptors that's why the behavior on the internet is so atrocious because people are for sick and anything to do a civilization or humanity there simply reacting to their lizard brains peterson might describe and paraphrase of course and the result is a dystopian one thousand nine hundred four or well the nightmare that we're

border. israeli defense forces tweeting a video warning hamas may breach security. over 100,000 palestinians are expected to demonstrate. cnn's coverage continues with ian lee live from gaza. what are you seeing now behind you and how large are they expecting this to get? >> reporter: christine, right behind me now you can probably see this is the thick black smoke from burning tires. the protesters have used it to obscure the sight of the movement from the israeli snipers. we have seen tear gas. it is shaping up to be a volatile day. just this morning, it is still ferre fairly early for the protests. we have seen people streaming if. they are expecting over -- streaming in. they are expecting 100,000 people along the border. this is one of multiple camps here. the berm behind me and their goal is to breach that berm. they want to return the lands from the 1948 war. on the israel provide, they say that will not happen. they will have verbal warnings and non lethal means like tear gas and if they push forward, they will use live ammunition. christine, this is expecte

border. outrage at israel whose forces fired tear gas and live ammunition into the crowd. monday was the bloodiest day of clashes in gaza in years around sixty people lost their lives all of them palestinian. move. to gaza violence prompted the united nations security council to call an emergency meeting. a minute of silence in memory of. the moment of silence was followed by condemnation several council members question israel's use of lethal force. against a move to start an investigation into the bloody events but the motion was blocked by u.s. ambassador nikki haley one of the few who came to israel's defense who among us would accept this type of activity on your border no one. no country in this chamber would act with more restraint then israel has. haley also denied that the u.s. played any role in setting the stage for violent protests have been going on for weeks but escalated after the u.s. in a slight to the palestinians moved its embassy to jerusalem. as the un security council convened on tuesday palestinians returned to the border to mark nakba day commemorat

palestinians bury their dead, after clashes with israeli forces on the border with gaza. politicians and diplomats abroad call for peace, but real peace talks ended, failed a long time ago. i'm kasia madera in london. also in this programme: myanmar‘s forgotten crisis. kachin‘s christian minority forced from their homes by an upsurge in fighting. and doubts continue about whether meghan markle‘s father will be at the royal wedding this weekend. it's now reported he needs surgery. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday, it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 8am in pyongyang, where in breaking news, north korea has cancelled planned talks with south korea in protest againstjoint military exercises being held by the south and the united states. the state news agency even went so far as casting doubt over the planned summit between kim jong—un trump. the us state department spokesperson heather nauert had this to say a little earlier. kim jong—un had said kimjong—un had said previously kim jong—un had said previously that he

a come to the program our top story we begin on the israeli gaza border where israeli forces have fired tear gas i mean ition and palestinians protesting now for the sixth week in a row three hundred fifty people have been injured three of them critically demonstrators burned ta is near the border fence to use as a smokescreen from the gunfire forty one people have been killed by the israeli military since the demonstrations began in late march allison is want to be allowed to return to villages where their families once lived land which is now occupied by israel are a force it has the latest from the gaza israel order. well a sixth week of friday protests is now winding down here on the gaza border with israel and it's been another day of dramatic events as again the protesters after congregating at the main protest site where most of the processing has been concentrated throughout these weeks for a second week they peeled off many hundreds of them south along the gaza border to the area you can see behind me a tire smoke still burns and when that became the main center of process that

crossing the border without authorization using live ammunition. force. on or sponsoring the threats of my friends and that's not what's happening israel's responded to the cry from the un human rights groups government lawyers say the gaza protests fall into the state of war cow the grain that human rights laws therefore don't apply to the i.d.f. rules of engagement in the reserve colonel with the defense force has told the same thing to them in his view the israeli military's actions are justified that any severing.

house all the way east to the iraqi border so that the iranian could have border suddenly became vulnerable to the israeli air force it's it's a change in the previous israeli threat as you've sort of thing places this is a concerted attack against a belt of iranian and hezbollah militia presence in syria ok you think those assets were hit you think they were destroyed you know also the ideas. before too long war with iraq they have military experiences they might have been hit but not not thought that he destroyed them with it being prepared. this let's put it this way is nobody actually would know of the iranians would have been destroyed ok unless you have observers on the ground it's hard to get a complete assessment in spite of satellite photos is that correct jackie you know ok now russia has threatened to supply syria with the very sophisticated s. three hundred air defense missile system it's supposed to be one of the best in the world that's what jane's defense calls it and that system would give affectively or end affectively israeli air superiority would that mean that israel would be forced to use groun

you're not aware or have not been watching us, you have what's going down the border between gaza strip and israel. the israeli forces more than 40 along that border. angry palestinians were out there protesting against the embassy move in jerusalem along with the fact that this is part of the march of return protest, which is happening on the day that the embassy is opening and it's the day before the day which is 70 years since the creation of israel. on the bottom right, what's happening on the gaza strip and tensions there because of the embassy opening. >> the rest of iranian tv's coverage of the owning of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem and the ceremony are both available on-line at c-span.org. we are going to leave here as the u.s. senate is about to gavel in with debate on the education secretary domination, the number two post in that department. at noon, senate democrats will try to force a vote to reverse the fcc's repeal of net neutrality rules, scheduled to go into effect june 11th. live coverage now of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain,

crossing the border without authorization by using live ammunition. using intentional force is. minor sponsor an imminent threat to my friends and that's not what's happening israel has defended its deadly use of force on the border government lawyers say the situation falls into the state of war category that means human rights laws do not apply we spoke to reserve colonel with the idea if he said these very military actions are justified. any nation america friends of course israel has a full right to defend themselves we are not facing just a simple pacific margin of nice people who are facing people who want to invade our country and when someone wants to invade your country you have two possibilities once you let him go in and you just leave or you defend yourself in war you have to see beauties or you win or you lose you cannot let people kill you you know they are to react you have to ask first because the rule of the game in this terrorist military rule is to be on the initiative not to be on the reactivity. they have been some key developments this week in a surrogate s

polk calculated that applying pressure on the border would force mexico to the bargaining table, or begin a short, relatively bloodless war ending with america getting california. president zachary taylor sent 2000 troops to corpus christi. -- the president sent zachary taylor and 2000 troops to corpus christi. a way to protect against invasion. but that was a very, very remote possibility at that time. when mexico still would not negotiate, and when rumors reached polk that england might make a play for california, he sent taylor to the rio grande, and that did it. mexico indignantly declared it had been invaded, and proclaimed a defensive war. the mexican cavalry ambushed u.s. dragoons along the river in polk could now claim american april 1826. blood was shed on american soil, but some of taylor's officers including ulysses s grant, believed they had been used as bait to catch a war. so when word of the attack reached washington, polk's allies pushed a war resolution through congress and put a two-hour time limit on debate. then they used up an hour and a half of the two hours reading

fifty people have been injured three of them critically and fighters protested israel's border with gaza israeli forces again fired live ammunition and palestinians demonstrating near the fence i force it reports from gaza. six fridays now more than forty killed and over a thousand shot and wounded and still protesters face off against the israeli army at gaza's border fence as last week there appeared to be some coordination ahead of time scores of young men and boys rolled tires to be burned at specific locations providing a smoke screen from israeli snipers. emerging from the smoke until i guess a senior official of islamic jihad promising an escalation of these protests as they approach the fourteenth of may seventy years since israel declared statehood and the day the u.s. is moving its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem will we see it clearly ok that the next days the next for a this is the we have a good message also from. the continue of them is that it should make the worse people was eating or the boys to see what. israel continues to accuse islamic jihad and especially hamas which controls g

that should have not been deported there is no chance that someone can be in that way the border any more forceful lawyer and intelligence expert lobby not positive china says the government's reaction is a sham he doubts that the police and intelligence services could have carried out this operation without the knowledge of their superiors. describe another much of. what is most disturbing is that the three most important figures in the country the president the prime minister in a parliamentary speaker all insist that they have no knowledge of the operation. but we know for a fact that in kosovo the intelligence services obliged to report to the president and the prime minister but it could have been used for the purpose of doing so who exactly is pulling the strings the turkish embassy in pristina has declined to comment no interviews no filming allowed. given its struggling economy cost of a depends heavily on turkey a number of turkish banks operate here and the only electricity distribution and supply company in the country is owned by a turkish company with ties to add to one's family even

meant more violence at the gaza israel border since the end of march we've seen weekly demonstrations and indeed this is how it all played out earlier today is ready forces firing tear gas near the border after hundreds of palestinians gathered after friday prayers gaza health officials said ten people were injured this is all part of what's known as the great march of return it began with palestinians demonstrating near the border for their right of return to their homeland israel though accuses hamas in gaza of plotting attacks on the cover of these protests here is harry force that live at the border he's been reporting all day from there talk us through what's happening right now. well right now the numbers are starting to dwindle a little bit from what we saw an hour ago but the main pattern of this protest remains the same there is as you can see over my right shoulder a gathering of protesters at the border at that location more tear gas as well as being fired in the last couple of seconds what happened was that from the main protest area a few hundred meters further north of that location there was tires that were burnt there people were throwing

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should be a situation in which troops of the syrian armed forces will be stationed alongside the syrian border with israel. but israel denied reports of an agreement with russia to prevent the deployment of back to forces in the area prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel is not interested in any partial agreement. to syria opposition is clear we believe that there is no place for any iranian military presence anywhere in syria. there has been escalating tensions following a series of israeli strikes on iranian targets in syria there are reports that iranian and iranian backed forces have withdrawn from the front lines in southern syria and reposition closer to damascus if this is confirmed it will mean there is progress in the talks jordan and israel want those forces away from their borders and russia is pushing to return state rule to that corner of syria without the need for military action. syrian army commanders and their allies say the battle plan is ready and preparations are completed clearly keeping up the pressure while diplomacy takes the front seat to. beirut at least three

forced from their homes. a narrow sliver of land became known as the gaza strip. its bordersrom the west bank when the 19118 ceasefire was declared. and for the next 70 years, gaza's future would be shaped by its neighbours, most of all, the state of israel. in 1967, in the six—day war, israel occupied gaza and the west bank, started building jewish settlements on the best land, including along the mediterranean. and then, decades later, a promise of land for peace. the last settlers and soldiers would leave in 2005, proclaiming the end of israeli occupation, but israel kept control of all borders, land air and sea. gazans called it the world's biggest prison. but palestinian politics played its part too. the next year elections brought the militant group hamas to power, pushing out fatah, the main palestinian faction. and pushing gaza towards a growing confrontation with israel, and a tightening blockade, which created a growing humanitarian crisis. in the last ten years, three wars, and in between, efforts to ease gaza's blockade, but never enough, and never enough aid. at

border continuing as part of the palestinian so-called great march of return over the last six weeks the movement has reportedly left almost fifty palestinians killed and thousands injured is israeli forces dispersed crowds along the border fence a local correspondent is on the ground for us. palestinian protesters shifted to the right of the fence and what happened that that israeli forces started firing tear gas a lot of do you guys was was fired on these protesters so the protesters came back here and the police three thousand palestinian protesters are very very very close to fans at least forty palestinian protesters have been injured so far holliston youth protesters said that they won't go home today without breaking the fence so we have been seeing a lot of that tents that to break the fence and the israelis fired a lot of tear gas to try to disperse all these protesters tensions are escalating a lot of tear gas since the morning a life of law a lot of live ammunition and there was a palestinian child who was injured and he's had protesters have been flying kites with the palestinian flags and we saw the israeli soldiers at the time getting these flags with live ammunition we wer

at 11: more than 50 palestinians are dead and thousands injured after clashes with israeli forces on the border the head of m15 accuses russia of trying to undermine european democracies. kensington palace asks for understanding for meghan markle, amid reports her father will not now attend saturday's royal wedding. tonight newsnight, we will bring your reaction to the events in gaza but also, i am here your reaction to the events in gaza but also, iam here in your reaction to the events in gaza but also, i am here in londonderry, just three miles from the republic of ireland border. a border blocking the brexit talks. can we get to the bottom of the problem?

border patrol. we do appreciate the texas military forces and texas national guard in texas. they do a great job and in fact we have had them involved in border security operations from the beginning and we will continue to do it and recently they have been able to plus up. they bring with them not just the uh 72s but also other resources we can use in terms of observation, listening posts. i can did every to mr. judd in how important those things are to be able to deny cartel's access to those key issues. i will stop right now and move on. >> thank you, chairman. >> thank you. >> chair now recognizes mr. arthur for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch and members of the subcommittee, thank you for gnawed gnawed. >> make sure your mic is on. >> i should know that, shouldn't i? >> a caravan organized by immigrants rights group in the middle of march 2018 in top chula had grown to more than 1,000 people mostly who had do you know nationals. this was the eight year such caravan had been assembled but the most notable because of the

border continuing as part of the palestinian so-called great march of return over the last six weeks the movement has reportedly left almost fifty palestinians killed and thousands injured israeli forces disperse crowds along the border fence local journalists is that the scene for us today there is something different because it's the last friday and the palestinians are getting ready for the fourteenth and fifteenth where they're saying that they are going to be days of rage and they're going to be a lot. surprises not only for the israelis but full of the world and as the palestinian protesters refuse to tell us what they're planning for the fourteenth and the fifteenth but as you see suddenly the palestinian protesters started to march this way and to go to this hill and there's very close to that by the israelis and the soldiers today there are more is soldiers with new watch towers and. lots of very obvious that is that tensions are escalating and the palestinian protesters are trying to do something but we still don't know what's going to happen because they this friday they didn't fire any tires they were also only flying. kites and causing burning on the other side i think in

it's trying to move its army, massive amounts of forces, 1000 miles, from iran right on israel's border father and child is in dangerfrom every mother and father and child is in danger from iran's actions. you will be well aware, of course, of the criticism of the dossiers revealed by benjamin netanyahu in the last few days. the criticism that israel's intelligence on iran and its nuclear capabilities was out of date and they said iran was complying with the terms of the nuclear deal. so it's no surprise that various nations, france, others, are calling on de—escalates and from both sides after last night's incident. what is being done on the israeli side to de—escalates? just to correct a few things you said, afew just to correct a few things you said, a few days ago, iran across foreign minister said on television we never wanted to produce a bomber. israel has obtained well over 100,000 secret files and documents from iraq and's atomic archive which proved the polar opposite. we didn't say iran has violated the deal, because it's immaterial if they violate the deal. if they keep ever

vent their anger attaching fire bombs to kites and flying them over the border fence into israeli held or tree. really defense forces have said they will continue their operation against the protests which they deem terrorist activity israel is also repeatedly stated it has the right to defend its borders meanwhile interest them protests have been ongoing against the op coming relocation of the u.s. embassy there jerusalem has long been a point of contention in the region on the american movies seen by many as recognition of the city as a part of israel the relocation is scheduled for monday and palestinians have already said they're planning large demos against it. well staying with israel which has ordered the regional director of human rights watch to leave the country his work permits sold so being revoked the reason being stated is this alleged support of a boycott on israel was part of his rule for the rights group omar shake your reports on israel and the palestinian territories israel's latest decision comes a year after they gave human rights watch a permit to employ him after his application was denied isr