berlin another deadly attack on egypt's coptic christians at least ten people are killed outside a cairo church filled with hundreds of worshippers witnesses say police and the church's locked doors prevented a massacre we'll go to cairo for the latest also coming up. from world footballer of the year to president george we will be liberia's next leader and supporters in the slums where he grew up are ecstatic but now the hard work begins in one of africa's most battered countries. and a triple on its way out of india in a win for women parliament and just closer to stamping out the contentious islamic practice of saying divorced three times to end the marriage. and and welcome to the program egypt's coptic christians are in mourning after another attack by suspected islamised terrorists authorities say nine people and a policeman were killed when a gunman opened fire outside a church in a suburb of cairo the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack exchanges have repeatedly targeted egypt's christian minority in recent years. bullet holes on the cupcake church o

berlin another deadly attack on egypt's coptic christians at least nine people are killed outside of cairo church filled with hundreds of worshippers witnesses say police and the churches locked doors prevented a massacre we'll go to cairo for the latest also coming up. from world footballer of the year to president george we will be liberia's next leader and supporters in the slums where he grew up are ecstatic but now the hard work begins in one of africa's most battered countries. and the world renowned for hildy jumping torn it kicks off in saturday in oberstar germany and for the first time in almost two decades two germans are the favorites to take it all. and welcome to the program egypt's coptic christians are in mourning after another attack by suspected extremists authorities now say at least nine people were killed in a gun fight after an attacker attempted to break through security outside a church in a cairo suburb the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack islamic militants have repeatedly targeted egypt's christian minority in recent years. bullet

had with michaelson reporting for us from cairo many thanks indeed. well now to some of the other stories making news this hour and iraqi prime minister hyder bondy's says his country's war with the so-called islamic state has been won he says the army has driven i-s. from the country and recent cured of the border with syria after more than three years of conflict huge wildfires raging through southern california have killed at least one person and forced around two hundred thousand people to flee their homes multiple blazes have destroyed hundreds of buildings and much of the state's valuable of a kind of crop and unrelenting winds mean the fires could last until christmas. a german village has been sold for one hundred forty thousand euros in auction vina is a small community with fifteen residents it's located south of berlin in the former east germany and has seen tough times since reunification an anonymous buyer purchased the village he or she was the only bitter now more than two months after elections here in germany the country is inching cl

west bank as funerals are held for the first victims of clashes with israeli security forces go to cairo where the arab league is holding an emergency session also coming up a thunderous sendoff for the singer known as the french elvis presley paris plage pays an emotional farewell to johnny holiday the man who topped the country how to rock. american evanston it's good to have you with us. the arab league is holding an emergency session to discuss donald trump's controversial decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel on the move by the u.s. president has drawn global condemnation and sparked violent protests among palestinians in gaza and the west bank humoral zz have now been held for two hamas militants who were killed in the unrest. the. grief is rarely privates in the middle east. militia men with masks and guns patrolled through crowds in cars the city an angry funeral parade. the dead were killed in asterix by israeli planes retaliation for rockets being fired towards israel from the gaza strip. two others died during clashes with israeli forces. get the file it's r

berlin another deadly attack on egypt's coptic christians of these ten people are killed outside a cairo church filled with hundreds of worshippers witnesses say police and the church's locked doors prevented a massacre we'll go to cairo for the latest also coming up. george weah and his moment of triumph after winning liberia's presidential election supporters in the slums broke he grew up are ecstatic but now the hard work begins in one of africa's most countries. on its way out in india in a win for women parliament interest closer to stamping out the contentious islamic practice of staying divorced three times to end marriage. also coming up mourners remember a teenage girl stabbed to death in a german drugstore the suspected assailant is the girl's form of boyfriend a fifteen year old afghan refugee the killing is fueling debate in germany over the country's asylum longest. and welcome. the program egypt's coptic christians are in mourning after another attack by suspected islam is trailer herit authorities say nine cops and a policeman were killed when a gunman opened fire outside

stopped off in cairo for talks with this gyptian counterpart. to the israeli prime minister is traveling around europe trying to round support for donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel foreign policy chief made it clear that europe wouldn't be following suit.

host: on the line from cairo is our correspondent there.e have been getting conflicting reports on how many gunmen were involved in whether they have survived. what do you know? >> we have conflicting reports if it is one our two attackers. -- one or two attackers. but we're hearing there is one attacker who was shot and arrested. he is one of the most dangerous terrorists in the area without saying which group you belong to. host: there have been several attacks on the country's large christian minority in recent years. what accounts for this? >> lately we had three particularly bloody attacks. one of him on a chapel at a cathedral in cairo with 29 deaths. another one in alexandria with 45 people dead. i think the number of victims this time is different because the attacker did not manage to enter the church. he was engaged by security guards of the church. they said the attacks were claims by isis. christians are also a relatively soft target for them. these attacks also ensure more international -- it is a way for them to prove they exi

as funerals are held for the first victims of clashes with israeli security forces we'll go live to cairo where the arab league is holding an emergency session also coming up hold on to your house for the front runners in europe's answer to the oscars we'll bring you a preview of the films in the running for tonight's european film awards. and a thunderous sendoff for the singer new and as the french elvis presley paris pays an emotional farewell to johnny holiday the man who tops the country how to rock. hello and welcome i'm marrying evanston it's good to have you with us tensions are running high in the middle east after days of violent protests against donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel the arab league has called an emergency session to discuss the move by the u.s. president which has sparked a backlash in the palestinian territories and beyond in gaza funerals have been held for two members of the palestinian militant group hamas they were killed by israeli airstrikes in response to rocket attacks. and protesters have been turning out around the w

in syria where he announced the withdrawal of troops from the country and they then stopped off in cairo for talks with this gyptian counting on . the israeli prime minister is traveling around europe trying to round support for donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel the e.u.'s foreign policy chief made it clear that europe wouldn't be following suit. getting to you my name is neil harvey this is r.t. international. the governor of new york says that today's botched terrorist attack was inspired by islamic state the device was detonated at a subway station near times square police have detained a suspect who along with three other people sustained non-life threatening injuries and new york governor earlier said that this is now a new reality. the reality years that we are a target by many who would like to make a statement against democracy against freedom we're going to get your globe ready in our harbor and that makes your target and that. reports from the scene of the attack. well we're here on eighth avenue and the city is breathing a sigh of relief in the a

after revisited russian based syria the withdrawal of troops from the country and then stopped off in cairo for talks with his objection counterpart. the israeli prime minister is traveling around europe trying to rally support for recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital but foreign policy chief makes it clear that europe won't follow suit. by getting. this is our international. first. new york have confirmed that they believe a blast on the subway was an attempted terror attack they also said that a low tech device was detonated police have confirmed that one person who was also a suspect has non-life threatening injuries along with three other people on the new york governor warns that this is now a new reality. the reality that we all recall get. who would like to make a statement against democracy and freedom we have the statue of liberty in our harbor and our make clear if we can are so bold ruthless when. you fly from new york now east correspondent caleb moore painkilling can see it on the ground there what's the scene like now. well we're here on eighth avenue near forty second

would take outrage after a gunman targets a coptic church in egypt at least nine people were killed in cairo. or shot here and this is al-jazeera life and also coming up at least fifty people injured in gaza by israeli gunfire during a fourth week of protests against donald trump's recognition of truth as the capital of israel plus. it but then that should it is absurd to try to want to become president of an economist's region while living abroad the prime minister of spain lashes out at. carlos puts them out. and turning trash into art haitians left their creativity speak for the thousands of foreign living in the struggling country. has claimed responsibility for an attack on a coptic church in a christian don't shop at egypt at least nine people were killed five others wounded in the shooting just south of the capital cairo along gunmen was wounded before being arrested by police as president donald trump offered his condolences to egyptian president of the on friday and said. they stand united against terrorism charlotte bella says more. a program of confidence inside the virgin mary ch

outrage after a gunman targets a coptic church in egypt at least nine people are killed in cairo. and. also coming up. at least fifty people injured in gaza by israeli gunfire during a fourth week of protests. as the capital of israel. it is absurd to try to want to become president of an economist's region while living abroad the prime minister of spain lashes out at. president. also. it was the first step to globalization radio t.v. . after one hundred seventy one years telegram service finally comes to a stop. claim responsibility for an attack on a coptic church and a christian and shop in egypt. at least nine people were killed and five others wounded in the shooting just south of the capital cairo a long gun man was wounded before being arrested by police as president donald trump offered his condolences to egyptian president. on saturday and said they stand united against terrorism trial of l.s.s. more. a program of confidence inside the virgin mary church on the outskirts of cairo the family members of a different victims brought together by gunmen killing in the name of.

cupcake church in egypt are laid to rest the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the cairo attack. at a deep freeze across much of the united states for the new year record breaking blizzards and brutally cold temperatures have many americans full of winter books. and they shaped our views and the world we live in today at the draw at the end of the year we look back at some of the personalities and famous faces we lost and twenty seven. a matter of thanks for joining us thousands of iranians have turned out in a mass show of support for the country's religious rulers after days of rare government protests. regime demonstrators have gathered in several cities for marches that were planned weeks ago meanwhile the government of the islamic republic has warned people against what it calls illegal gatherings as follows two days of angry protests over corruption and the surge in food prices u.s. president donald trump has warned teheran to respect protesters rights he tweeted that the world is watching. and for more we are joined by a f p correspondent eric randolph in teheran e

because now we can safely transport our goods to and from cairo. nothing. soon go almost. around two hundred thousand people live in. compared to cairo the nile and the environment here are relatively clean and intact. so. i. was. like oh there's a party of no hobbs today they're celebrating a graduation. mohammad's nice sylvia has finished school with top marks. she got almost perfect grades. on the forehand i'm very happy i studied hard so i got very good grades i want to become a doctor now everyone can celebrate with me because they also suffered through the hard work with me and i suffered a home in the big deal. last month their. education is the key to success for egypt's coptic minority cops have better than average education and they're successful professionally and therefore earn incomes that are above average. that triggers envy and ill will. mother knows all about that. before she retired she worked for the government telephone company. with a militia known when i started working three or four years later i was the first one to get a salary bonus even if it was

like one of lattimer putin suddenly showed up in syria a little earlier his cairo trip was planned in advance but what kind of timing this is to squeeze in talks with both the president of egypt and turkey in cairo and ankara and here we're talking about a timeframe of just several hours while donald trump's jerusalem move really continues to send shock waves across the entire middle east and as abdel fatah sisi and vladimir putin were addressing the journalists here at the presidential palace in cairo we heard more condemnation of that move as a seok we were discussing the palestinian issue and especially the situation after the usa decided to recognize jerusalem as the israeli capital and to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to there this reckless and provocative decision will have consequences that will influence the resolution of the conflict and the stability of the situation egypt and russia support israel and palestine resuming talks over all disputed issues they have including the status of jerusalem the solid agreement that takes into account the interests of both sides sho

coptic church in egypt are laid to rest the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the cairo attack. alleged abduction of this vietnamese businessman in germany as soured relations between berlin and annoyed. usually low temperatures are making life difficult in many parts of the united states and forcing some to put their new year plans on ice. i met her in thanks for joining us thousands of iranians have turned out in a mass show of support for the country's religious rulers after days of rare and. government protests pro regime demonstrators have gathered in several cities for marches that were planned weeks ago meanwhile the government of the islamic republic has warned people against what it calls illegal gatherings this follows two days of angry protests over corruption and a surge in food prices u.s. president donald trump has warned tehran to respect protesters rights tweeting that the world is watching. and for more we are joined by f.p. correspondent eric randolph in teheran eric antigovernment protests in iran they are rare but still we've seen two now three days o

a lot when vladimir putin suddenly showed up in syria a little earlier his cairo trip was planned in advance but what kind of timing this is to squeeze in talks with both the president of egypt and turkey in cairo and ankara and here we're talking about a timeframe of just several hours while donald trump's jerusalem move really continues to send shock waves across the entire middle east and as abdel fatah sisi and vladimir putin were addressing the journalists here at the presidential palace in cairo we heard more condemnation of that move as a seok we were discussing the palestinian issue and especially the situation after the usa decided to recognize drusilla. and to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv so there is this serious and then jury's decision will have consequences that will influence the resolution of the conflict and the stability of the situation we want to stress this jerusalem should be based on international law and un resolutions otherwise it will worsen the situation in the region egypt and russia support israel and palestine resuming talks over all disputed issue

church in egypt are they to draft the so-called islamic states have claimed responsibility for the cairo attack. and they shaped our views on the world we live in as the year draws to a close we look back at some of the personalities and famous people who we lost in two hundred seventy. i'm out on all thank you for joining us tens of thousands of pro-government supporters have marched in cities across iran this following two days of angry protests that had a rope today against the country's rulers social media footage show demonstrations in the western city of kermanshah reports say hundreds in the stacy how to protest against the high cost of living and corruption u.s. president donald trump wore into the iranian government needs to respect protesters rights treating the world is watching. for more on this now we're joined by iranian journalist slade come early day guy and he's with the guardian newspaper in london that message i got you actually specialize in iran what is your take on the scale of the protests. are quite rare protests to know since two thousand and one when there was w

in egypt are laid to rest the so-called islamic states has claimed responsibility for the attack in cairo. and they saved our views on the world we live in today as the year draws to a close we look back at some of the personalities and famous faces we lost in twenty seventeen. i'm out of donald thank you for joining us. authorities in iran have made arrests in the capital tehran following a second day of anti-government protests across the country social media footage from the western city of kermanshah showed police easing water cannon to disperse demonstrators reports say hundreds in says he had to protest against the high cost of living and corruption the u.s. president's donald trump has warned the iranian government to respect protesters rights to a saying that the world is watching. but somewhere in this now we're joined by iranian journalists aides come ali dig on and he is with the guardian newspaper in london mistake and you actually specialized in iran and covering this in covering iran what is your take on the scale of the protests i mean these are called reporters to iran i w

this is the day of the news live from an emergency meeting in cairo after donald trump's decisions are recognized as the capital of israel arab league members are trying to come up with a unified response to the move which has drawn worldwide condemnation of sparking violent protests from palestinians in the west bank and gaza also coming up. a hundred sendoff for the singer known as the french elvis presley pays an emotional farewell to johnny hallyday the man who tossed the country to rock. the dark swedish comedy the square is the big winner at the european film awards in the bring you the highlights from europe's answer to the oscars. thanks for joining us of the arab league is holding an emergency session on donald trump's controversial decision to recognize your roots in the capital of israel the foreign ministers of twenty two arab countries are meeting in cairo to try and come up with a unified response to going to use by the u.s. president the palestinian delegation is calling on the organization to take urgent action after trumps policy shifts. it has drawn global condemnatio

coptic church in egypt are laid to rest the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the cairo attack. and how the alleged abduction of this vietnamese businessman in germany has soured relations between. unusually low temperatures are making life difficult in many parts of the united states and forcing some to put their plans. to the program the iranian government is warning people not to take part in what it's calling illegal rallies the move comes as anti-government protesters take to the streets for the third day running in a number of cities including iran meanwhile thousands of iranians have also been taking part in pro-government demonstrations. getting everything. down to rain ians took to the streets across the nation in rallies that had been planned weeks ago they commemorate pro-government demonstrations in two thousand and nine that put an end to unrest following a disputed election state sponsored role as well in more than one thousand two hundred cities and towns. earlier state television had fine the reported anti government demonstrations that have been taking p

a program of confidence inside the virgin mary church on the outskirts of cairo the family members of different victims brought together by gunmen killing in the name of. this is the suspected attacker it's believed he's wearing a suicide vest first tee shot of the christian on show before moving to cairo's coptic mum in a church he opened fire on civilians and police officers outside who witness it people inside closed the door when they heard the shots. thank god they locked the door there were hundreds inside if getting closer during that time it could have been worse than did back in the road a mosque in china relatives pieced together what had happened is they made outside the hospital. and. one woman was killed when she tried to help the attacker thinking he had full and they say he saw her across dangling from her neck and she also had a little boy who she was asking him in the name of christ this something happened to you she was he worried about him or she gives him love and tenderness and peace is this what they mean peace with the gunfire you make peace with gunfire. as the

from london also coming up on the program a gunman opens fire on worshipers at a coptic church in cairo killing nine people a new legal setback for jacob zuma as a ruling by south africa's top court fuels opposition calls for his impeachment and a storm of derision after the u.s. president says the bitterly cold east coast could use some good old global warming . thank you for joining us israeli tanks and their craft have fired at hamas targets in gaza in retaliation for several rockets being fired into israel the israeli army says it's aerial defense system intercepted two crockett's launched from the gaza strip they caused panic among severely. on the ground in israel but no injuries a third rocket hit a building in the south causing damage but no casualties however at least fifty six palestinians were injured in clashes with israeli forces during protests against u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital hundreds of palestinians demonstrated across gaza in the occupied west bank for the fourth friday in a row welcome web sent us this update from. the

parana also ahead a gunman targets the coptic church in egypt at least in line people are killed in cairo. gone but not forgotten guatemala's and his family's finally give proper burials to relatives killed in the ninety seven war. it was the first step to globalization radio to the whole of our world is basically built on the time. after one hundred seventy one years belgium taluk land service finally comes to a stop. at least fifty people have been entered after israeli forces opened fire on demonstrators as thousands of palestinians across the gaza and occupied west bank took part in protests for a fourth friday. there and that's president donald trump's assertion to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. while tanks and aircraft also fired on targets in gaza and with tally ation two rockets being fired into israel the israeli army says its aerial defense system intercepted two rockets launched from the gaza strip malcolm webb has more from gaza the edge of gaza city is just a couple of hundred meters over there and this is the border with israel the separation friends wall surrounds

british officials in cairo replied saying his request was feasible. they would be willing to entertain the idea of an independent state. they said they could expect to control all of mesopotamia which was a special concern to them. the rest, yes they could have it. so he believed that the british did back to creation of some form of arab state after the successful conclusion of the war against the ottomans. it was this vague promise of arab statehood that that the sharif on board. the sharif assume that during subsequent negotiations, he might get all or most of what he asked for. and so, in june 1916, listen a month after the signing of the secret sykes agreement, the arab revolt got underway. several thousand dozen warriors attacking the ottomans, taking the red sea ports, and within a year, plunging northward into southern syria. britain did its best to sustain itsrevolt, supplying fighters with gold, weapons, includingdvisers, and lawrence. they did nothing about france and britain's proposed imperial carve up. unabashed by this duplicity, mark sy

this is deja vu news live from berlin an emergency meeting in cairo after donald trump's decision to recognize drew brees alone as the capital of israel arab league members are trying to come up with a unified response to the move which has drawn worldwide condemnation and sparked by the problem palestinians in the west bank and gaza also calling up. tundra sendoff for the singer known as the french elvis presley paris pays an emotional farewell to johnny hallyday the man who tossed the country to rock. and there europe's answer to the oscars the european film awards dark swedish comedy the square is one of the films back to the top prize. amount of donna thanks for joining us there is an emergency session being held on donald trump's controversial decision to recognize drew's them as the capital of israel of the foreign ministers of twenty two arab countries are meeting in cairo to me so i'm come up with a unified response to the move by the u.s. president the palestinian delegation is calling on the organization to take urgent action after trump's policy shift. has drawn global con

and arab league foreign ministers meeting in cairo said the u.s. decision is unacceptable and dangerous they described the move as a violation of international law but stopped short of putting forward any measures against the united states. and iraq's prime minister has declared its war against i saw a body says troops have driven the remaining fighters from the iraqi syrian border and are now in control of the area i still advance in iraq three years ago capturing about a third of the country. now back in israel protests are growing against prime minister benjamin netanyahu was accused of government corruption. that consistently denies any wrongdoing and says he's been the target of a campaign by political opponents he suspected of receiving gifts from wealthy businessmen and negotiating a deal with a newspaper owner for better coverage in return for curbs on a rival. the tendency of the opening of a civil rights museum in america's deep south has sparked a boycott by mississippi's black leaders many of them stayed away from the lords claiming the

well another stunt for the russian president is monday's cairo where his met his egyptian counterpart here trying to joins me live now with more details about the meeting. behind every i mean pigeon street was actually planned some time ago but the timing in this region seems particularly person doesn't it. kate hi well a like when vladimir putin suddenly showed up in syria as you were saying this trip was planned in advance but you're absolutely right what kind of timing is that and being able to squeeze in talks with both the presidents of egypt and turkey and cairo and cry and we're talking about a timeframe of just a few hours while donald trump's jerusalem move continues to send shock waves really across the entire region the entire middle east and as abdel fatah sisi and vladimir putin were addressing the media here at the presidential palace in cairo we heard more condemnation of that move from the two presidents we didn't hear a lot of putin directly referring to this but he used the word counterproductive while his egyptian counterpart called donald trump's move reckless and

at least five people dead after an attack on a ship nick cairo. and there are more of this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. south africa's top court rules pollan fail to hold president jacob zuma to account for alleged corruption. and from football's stall to president george we're set to take on the top job in liberia. plus the loss of the remaining twenty nine critically ill people have been evacuated from a rebel held area this syria's capital. has been an attack on a child south of cairo it happened and how one districts chips and health ministry says at least five people were killed with one the gunman shot dead by security forces we will bring you more on this story talking to guests with full knowledge about that area and the states of christians in egypt as a whole just a little later in the program. now liberia's elect. commission says former football star george ware has won the country's presidential runoff for the project to sixty one point five percent of the fight ninety eight point one percent of the votes have been coun

in egypt thousands gathered at the main mosque in the capital cairo. today into the american university of cairo as well as about institutions voiced their feelings today. while protesters in other countries were allowed to express themselves freely palestinians living under occupation was attacked by israeli forces when they are tempted to make the boys as hard in the occupied west bank rubber bullets were fired at protesters. israel's claim to jerusalem is based on a belief dating back more than two thousand years the court granted it to the jews while jerusalem has been under israeli control for decades now the united nations considers israel's presence there illegal. and expressed worldwide is because of what is perceived as an attempt by ballz trump to smush these longstanding international consensus in a dangerous way muhammad at the wall just zero. the united nations security council has been holding an emergency meeting in response to the trunk decision get the latest from mike hanna who is at the u.n. headquarters in new york interesting that

these pictures field outside the coptic church of modern mena in a sudden cairo suburb. two gunmen reportedly on a motorcycle opened fire outside the church as a service was taking place one was killed in an exchange of fire with security forces another was reportedly arrested from the sound of beer. thank god they locked the door there were hundreds in sight if getting close the door on time it could have been worse than did jack and the road the mosque in china. this is the latest of a number of attacks on egypt's christian minority which represents about ten percent of the population the likely suspects are two organizations really that has been consistently targeting since twenty fifteen and sinai so this one i province or the spall the decentralized cell of affiliated with isis but but heating in the valley and the primaries to small and cells one in cairo and one in central delta problem is that there's no clear counterterrorism and counterinsurgency policies so far dealing with this threat and. for a while egypt has been discontinued the same bondeson same mistake

the attack happened at the mom in a church in a cairo suburb a gunman on a motorcycle opened fire on worshipers leaving a service at least one police officer was also killed. only quick thinking prevented more deaths. there were crowds inside we closed the doors and we heard the shooting god saved us i don't know. authours he's have given conflicting reports on whether the assailant was killed or arrested and on whether a second gunman was involved the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility the shooting comes just a month after militants affiliated to i.s.i. attacked a soofi mosque in north sinai killing over three hundred people. egypt remains under a state of emergency. as more families grieve it is clear that security services are struggling to contain a brutal insurgency. now to some of the other stories making news around the world mourners in new york city have held a vigil to honor the victims of an apartment fire that killed twelve people including four children it was the city's deadliest fire and decades officials say the blaze was started by a preschooler who h

at least nine people are dead after an attack on a church near cairo. from football star to president george where it's set to take the top job in liberia. and guatemala struggle to heal the wounds of a decades long civil war. welcome to the program israel says its aerial defense system intercepted rockets launched from the gaza strip its army has now shelled parts of gaza let's join. garza we'll talk about what's going on behind you in a moment let's just bring ourselves up to speed on this apparent missile launch of the retaliation back from israel. that was just a couple of hours ago and we could hear and feel distant explosions where we were at the time in gaza city and sure after that the israeli military said that they three rockets had been fired from gaza into southern israel and instead intercepted two of them with the iron dome missile defense system and one of the missiles had hit some buildings in southern israel but there were no casualties reported we heard a few more explosions shortly after that we heard from local residents living along

little peek sixty people will put a hundred and twenty people and so after four years imprisoned in cairo ibrahim talks to al-jazeera at this time the nature of news as it breaks the last time senegal qualified for the world cup was in two thousand and fifteen years and hopes to do even better in russia next year with detailed coverage hard to imagine of only seven years ago right here. now defeat has taken over there from around the world donald trump is promising a major policy announcement on trade a potential challenge to khorat

over a chance in jerusalem the arab league is holding an emergency meeting in the egyptian capital cairo designated to formulate a unified response. america is being an aggressor against the palestinian people and against international law the american administration through this decision has positioned itself as a party in a dispute and not as a mediator this cannot give america any rights to play any role in the peace process with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas will not hold a planned meeting with the u.s. vice president. this month in protest at the united states controversial policy shift on jerusalem the leader of egypt's coptic church has also declined to be president trump's deputy in response to wednesday's announcement and a statement it says charles decision did not take into account the feelings of millions of parents. to report the day's events for us we can now speak to al-jazeera senior political analyst bashara we're looking at the arab league about to start what kind of message can they jointly come out with it is going to make a shred of difference really in the

meanwhile arab league foreign ministers meeting in cairo say the u.s. decision is unacceptable and dangerous and they said it was a violation of international law but stopped short of putting forward any measures against the united states. and iraq's prime minister has declared its war against eisel is over he says troops from the remaining fighters from the iraqis syrian border are now in control of the area i still advanced across iraq three years ago around the third of the country. now on sunday the nobel peace prize will be handed to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons at a ceremony in the campaign as fought for a global treaty banning nuclear weapons which now has more than fifty countries signatories diplomatic editor james bays reports. in the grounds of united nations headquarters a statue showing a georgian the dragon the vanquished beast made out of decommissioned nuclear missiles the u.n. was founded in the same moment in history as the only actual use of nuclear weapons in fact president harry truman signed the charter of