challenge israel mind you say that all in the world no really you're proud that the un had to remind you that you have an obligation to respect and protect individual rights under the universal declaration absolutely human rights are only very important you know why do you think all are you of your international obligations because you're violating them wholesale noise if you will put it in international contests the united nations keeps reminding the united states and many other developed countries of the rights that they failed to give to their people that's honorable t.v. we're not talking we're not talking about the u.s. i know you want to evade it. you cannot you have to lay should we go that's we can absolutely talk about what china is doing in isolation but the one of the requests for information submitted to beijing last month by 12 u.n. human rights rapporteurs was this please provide detailed information on the judicial oversight and control exercised by judges of a persons placed in reactor cation facilities following charges under the counter terrorism law let me make a b

israelis and the palestinians to help overcome the real challenges facing palestinians but also in his mind the real security threat here in israel he says he thing. this report is good it's a good opportunity to take a look at the challenges facing palestinians but he also said it cannot be understated that israel is dealing with terrorist attacks and he says that $400.00 plus terrorist attacks were throat boarded in israel alone last year ok natasha going to live for us and east jerusalem thank you very much. as being called the biggest crisis to hit boeing in 2 decades the u.s. aircraft manufacturer is suspending production of what was once its best sounding plane the 737 max well that was going to march after 2 fatal crashes within 5 months john hendren reports of boeing's headquarters in chicago. after slowing production of its most lucrative plane boeing is now hitting the brakes the aircraft maker says it is temporarily halting production of its controversial 737 max aircraft following crashes in indonesia and ethiopia killing 346 people the model was grounded worldwide now with that flight ban set to last well into 2020 b

israel to unprecedented achievements. a short time later, the challenger accepted defeat, saying he will back netanyahu and will support him heading into march. keep in mind the challenges that netanyahu faces. he is an embattled prime minister. he faces bribery and fraud in corruption investigations. he has failed to form a government in two elections in april and september. and early polling suggests that may happen again in march. but the likud party is a party known for its institutional loyalty to its leaders. that was very much on display, with likud members voting to keep netanyahu as their leader in march. alison and abby. >> thanks, oren. >>> in the philippines, the death toll is rising from a typhoon that struck on christmas eve. 28 people are now confirmed dead and thousands displace are in temporary evacuation shelters. the typhoon was the equivalent of a category 1 hurricane when it made landfall on tuesday, with sustained winds of 93 miles per hour and gusts of 120 miles per hour. >>> a heat wave is expecting to wors worsen catastrophic fires raging in australia. more than 1.1 million acres have been scorched in the national park. the north

i referred to israel think credit factors -- idiosyncratic factors, we need to be mindful that australia is another place where we are looking at domestic challengesead to aussie underperformance over the medium-term. apart from what's happening to global growth and global trade, australia is facing a slow down as it is widely known. we think that can continue to hurt the labor market for a while and the rba may be up for some negative surprises on the unemployment rate. there's also a broad credit slowdown aboard businesses and households. even if you look at the plants for businesses, they do not look very promising. may beeve that the rba led to do more easing next year. we forecast to more rate cuts for the rba next year. after, they may have to rely on qe for more policy support. less supportive for the aussie dollar next year. shery: of urse we have the u. elections that support the british pound. take a look at this gt be chart on the bloomberg. we have the sterling breaking resistance falling below the key level of 85, the lowest since 2017. how is this trend going into 2020? will you consider that perhaps the euro area could and if it fro