that got to say yes that arafat wants to abandon the struggle we want to continue but he came to damascus and attempted a coup in fattal to kill the revolution which we want to preserve arafat has sold out because he is no longer interested in the revolution syria which had always wished to make the p.l.o. subservient to its will sought to exploit the heart of hearts of all nobility liquid has. every defeat has a price and the part of the price was the split at the time syria tried to settle a score with the p.l.o. leadership and what transpired was a syrian attempt to dominate palestinian decision making it should direct syrian intervention or through serious palestinian tools that was met with there is a defense of independence of palestinian decision making. the syrian intervention found the 3rd child breeding ground of differences and power struggles with them further. hamel so the s.s.e. if you shut it. out of our bird is a direct responsibility for that split in the p.l.o. to confront that there were 2 choices that arafat's made the choice that there exist in swells futile. palestin

faced with mounting pressure to end the conflict saudi arabia's foreign minister traveled to damascus and announced an agreement had been reached and hostilities and evacuating out of us forces from tripoli we have. reached an agreement. here based on the 2 principles that. do these principles weird. prevent. any destruction of the city of tripoli and stop the fighting between the factions tripoli and called for the withdrawal of foreign force at a syrian armed forces out of tripoli well these principles have been enunciated in this. in this document. the united nations made arrangements for out of fat and $4000.00 of his fighters to depart the coastal lebanese city on board 5 greek ships. following his 2nd expulsion from lebanon on a fact once more defined the enforced exile as another step towards victory this is a part of the long march. out independent. states. still are kept that palestine yet as it is beyond the rhetoric out of fact seemed a spent force. like the elusive palestinian leader had another card up his sleeve. shorter friends out of fact traveled to cairo to meet egyp

in june 1903 when it was syria declared on a shuttle persona non-grata and expelled him from damascus the break was cemented. so what's going on now. i think he'll have to go there on the field and just have a go said it's going to. do you mean exactly as a. mess. there were you know i am very good evening after i have a meeting here after having the thing i really want meeting with. and with the thing and the president hear about it. but. i respect that but you have to wait and see. i think the commanders are. going on now only thing is going in an extent way ok ok thank you. bias to be out of. it out either the minute i say do it out to be. a minute. well there. with very much on the. face so what if. this was but no one can harm fatah fatah is very strong no one can harm its leadership or unity we cannot be dictated to it would be very easy to get on a plane and go and surrender to syrian president. i assure you if i did that both the problems on the factions would vanish but we are against this for the sake of our people and the dignity of this movement and this model kind of he s

syria's military intervention was stepped up following an assault on a damascus hotel by the n.t. out of the abu nidal palestinian group. the perpetrators were quickly apprehended and hanged in public. faced with the syrian onslaught i felt appealed to the arab world for assistance accusing syria of attempting to liquidate the palestinian resistance the syrian assault force the palestinians onto the defensive. they were no longer able to mount an effective resupply of their besieged refugee camps and the christians. the camps principle among which was telling were overrun and the residents expelled or massacred. 2 arab summits were quickly convened they established what became known as the out of deterrent forces made up principally of the same syrian forces that had entered lebanon with only token representation from several other arab states syria had prevailed the value at which had. president assad's view was that syria in its ability to achieve strategic parity with israel had to be supported by 2 strong wings a lebanese wing and a palestinian wing that is if syria was to hav

leaders left to damascus. but out of fact signaling his displeasure with syria charles to build degrees. within days of the departure of the last palestinian fighters lebanese president elect bashir gemayel was assassinated. breaking the american brokered agreement israeli forces moved into west beirut under the pretext of keeping the peace. is really is accused the p.l.o. of leaving 2000 of its fighters in beirut's refugee camps the charge was a fabrication. the israelis quickly encircled the refugee camps and brought in their allies from the christian lebanese forces militia. on september 16th 1082 dozens of lebanese forces militia men entered the some branch of the refugee camps . we knew of course that israeli had surrounded the camp and we also knew that in the night the flares was there that the campus was lighted up we saw it from the distance and after i remembered that night it was very strange it was so quiet it was like a ghost town and we didn't realize that inside this ghost town was the killing a

them and i called our son my hair after they arrived at the airport in damascus he said we're getting into the car now and will be home soon please set the table. but 1st it was husband and song never got back home. the syrian secret services crimes are cruel these photos from inside syria in prisons were leaked in 2013 victims of torture photographed by a military policeman who managed to get them out of the country. today the photos are important evidence against assad's tortures in. europe the authorities were investigating them when they made the discovery and 2018 secret service members had allegedly come to europe from syria this guy's this refugees one of them is this man and why are the alleged head of the department and the secret service he and another suspected secret service members have been on trial in germany since april was the 1st trial ever for crimes against humanity committed by members of the assad regime when the trial started syrians opposed to the regime came together outside the court building to the men that assert be brought to trial. assad himself denies an

them and i called our son my hand after they arrived at the airport in damascus he said we're getting into the car now and will be home soon please set the table there's no doubt. but father was husband and song never got back home. the syrian secret services crimes are cruel these photos from inside syrian prisons were leaked in 2013 victims of torture photographed by a military policeman who managed to get them out of the country. today the photos are important evidence against assad's tortures the. europe the authorities were investigating them when they made the discovery and 2018 secret service members had allegedly come to europe from syria this guy's this refugees one of them is this man and why are the alleged head of the department in the secret service he and another suspected secret service member have been on trial in germany since april it's the 1st trial ever for crimes against humanity committed by members of the assad regime when the trial started syrians opposed to the regime came together outside the court building to the men that assert be brought to trial. assad hi

them and i called our son my hair after they arrived at the airport in damascus he said we're getting into the car now and will be home soon please set the table. before it was husband and son never got back home. the syrian secret services crimes are cruel these photos from inside syria in prisons were leaked in 2013 victims of torture photographed by a military policeman who managed to get them out of the country. today the photos are important evidence against cern's torturers in europe the authorities were investigating them when they made a discovery and 2018 secret service members had allegedly come to europe from syria this guy's this refugees one of them is this man and where are the alleged head of the department and the secret service he and another suspected secret service members have been on trial in germany since april was the 1st trial ever for crimes against humanity committed by members of the assad regime when the trial started syrians opposed to the regime came. together outside the court building to the man that a son be brought to trial for assad himself denies an

sunday not a great deal of change of warm in jerusalem damascus as well if you 9 again that is about8 degrees above the average then down into southern africa plenty of rain throughout the central areas. but also that they were sunny across into kenya even somalia wanted to show but not as having a persistent as we have seen of late some showers through central and eastern i was in madagascar mostly fine and dry for the to the south into south africa and then through sunday the rains perhaps a little bit heavy a particular victoria and again developing late in the day across into cameroon and around into nigeria. isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise you've been looking at another side of this story not so much the information around the outbreak but the misinformation separating propaganda from fact its reality has a long exposing deal to try to manipulate the rhetoric and blame but they cannot manipulate the listening post your insight going to the media which is either a. a poll after public. one dish or the time. when i want to visit the pooping school serving

working its way in from the west on tuesday but at least as much as 29 in jerusalem the same in damascus and the hot and baghdad on shoes of the high the a 40 degrees celsius and then those temperatures set to rise as we head through wednesday up to 35 in damascus 44 in baghdad some pretty brisk winds coming from the interior so the hot dry winds coming down towards areas accounts also $36.00 in doha 40 celsius in riyadh and always the chance of those showers yet again into will southern and western areas of yemen and then down into southern africa now there's been a fairly vigorous storm system working its way through will southern areas of south africa that will continue to do so as we go through tuesday some pretty strong winds along these coastal areas some rough waves as well as that and keep in the time which is there are quite a bit of cloud as you can see just some 14 celsius in port elizabeth those winds extending up the east coast as well not about to cross into madagascar the usual across sections of central africa out towards the gavel a similar story a wednesday but to begin

said then try to visit syria when syria was in peace before 2011 if you go 20 kilometers away from damascus the capital there's no electricity there's no roads there's nor sewage water so to talk that said not want to be in that country he didn't build that country when he had the money it's the ability when we talk about grammy robbie and that's what he's going to really the heart of that community because i said mobilize the community survival that i would protect you from the other extremists in the here and there but the reality went to war to stop that people start to ask why we separate 500000 pallets community when 1000000 in order that you to stay in power and now we see how much money you have you and romney and so i disagree with both on the view that said these strong i think is much weaker in the eyes of his constituents and he now everybody is asking him for the prize for that war and he cannot afford number one number 2 he doesn't want to use his money this is the issue and so when the election and your money came to support it they say i need a loan and a credit line i don't

the temperatures are very high at the moment look at this through saturday 38 in jerusalem 37 in damascus these how much in jerusalem getting 141213 degrees above the average for this time of year more cloud developing through western areas of assadi this again could produce a shower even a thunderstorm and then elsewhere the winds a little bit like to say how much is certainly feeling very warm 43 and 37 across into doha really trial sunday but a great deal of change of party warmer in jerusalem damascus as well a 39 again that is about 8 degrees above the average then down into southern africa plenty of rain throughout the central areas now for once we're still going to showers through coastal areas of tanzania but also there they were sunny across into kenya even somalia wanted to show that not as having a persistent as we have seen of late some showers through central and eastern i was in madagascar mostly fine and try further to the south and cross into south africa and then through sunday the rains perhaps a little bit heavier particular on the victoria and again developing late in

across southern areas of as we go through thursday it's a fairly quiet picture but even warmer in damascus with a high of 39 and a very hot and back down with a high of 43 at 7 is not too bad jenny throughout much of southern africa has seen plenty of cows streaming across south africa in the last few hours and of course we've got the usual a ray of seasonal shot much of central africa coastal areas again across into kenya up into somalia seeing some heavy downpours in the day mostly care across south africa a few lingering through eastern areas of madagascar a similar story but it's a very warm day into south africa particular port elizabeth city. one of the long. ostrom aning ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumberjacks and drive as. we follow their treacherous journey as they walk through extreme conditions. to gather and transport this dangerous but precious cargo risking it. on al-jazeera. they want to go jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the world health organization has agreed to hold an investigation into the global response to the corona

kite surfing now the temperatures are going to stay on the high side for the next few days in this damascus in jerusalem of course it's further to the south more of that cloud developing nation that across central west as a saudi could also see a few more showers again into western areas of yemen maybe just want to see isolated as a child and thunderstorms across southern areas of tara as we go through thursday it's a fairly quiet picture but even warm in damascus with a high of 39 and a very hot and baghdad with a high of $43.00 at 7 is not too bad jenny throughout much of southern africa has seen plenty of streaming across south africa in the last few hours and of course we've got the usual a ray of seasonal shot much of central africa coastal areas again across into kenya up into somalia saying some heavier downpours later in the day mostly care across south africa a few more showers lingering through eastern areas of madagascar a similar story really on thursday but it's a very warm day into south africa particular port elizabeth city. as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to

of various areas outside jaffa gate here and indeed on the walls we hear from the activists above damascus gate and then some 450 this evening will gather at the western wall and pray and commemorate this very significant date for them there i think it'll be surprising though if also into consideration hadn't been taken the fact that all throughout the muslim month of ramadan the al aqsa mosque compound has been shut because of the can concerns about coronavirus if during that time and as we're coming up to aid if there'd been tens of thousands marching through on this day it may well have created more tension than usual and so that may well have been factored into the considerations as well how to force that there for us and occupied east turkistan thanks very much terry. well the total number of coronavirus case as well why it has passed 5000000 that's according to a tally by johns hopkins university now the virus has killed more than 328000 people and the lockdowns aimed at containing it have devastated economies around the wilds the outbreak originated in china but the u.s. and europe

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east damascus demobbed aerials that they need to protect themselves and i think everybody trying to do all their best ok paul that report was a 6 years ago calling for protection equipment what went wrong why did national governments why did the european commission brussels not listen to your call for help. so i think in that time to knock some berkshire me down help was that preparedness and border crisis you know we had a few noses who came to london to muggeridge who were affected won't gain from from africa but you know this pandemic historically different as you know few different scale and due to governments by surprise also the neck of the nation you know the commission has no there is still this subsidiarity principle and you know in relation to how old governments has always said yes but this is not your responsibility until you have a serious problem and then you miss out on the time so we have always said please make sure that the 16 recommendations are in depth report they are huge to build today and we are not knocking much we just us the things that we need to do our job

damascus the capital of the u. but state. the dentist he founded by salaam had diem in a you'll be known in the west. a solid in. the kurdish officer had risen to become the ruler of a powerful and united muslim front against the crusades. 6 years earlier. he had crushed the christian forces at the bottom of a team. and opened the way to the liberation of jerusalem. but in the spring of 1193 after a brief illness someone had deemed died leaving the mighty muslim states in the hands of lesser men. must sham we in that it. well hey i can will question. my suspicion. of a number as imus aligned food or generate been and only to mean that many much you are my friend to found some problems on the mean leg willing to live he lives he has withdrawn its value why them and madonna while the others in. the 1st crusade a century earlier had succeeded in establishing 4 christian enclaves in the levant and above all in the capture of jerusalem. the 2nd and 3rd crusades each led by powerful and famous european monarchs that ended in abject

kite surfing now the temperatures are going to stay on the high side for the next few days in this damascus 30 s in jerusalem of course is one further to the south more of that cloud developing later that day across central west as a saudi could also see if you want showers again into western areas of yemen maybe just want to see isolated as a child and thunderstorms across southern areas of terror as we go through thursday it's a fairly quiet picture but even warren damascus with a high of 39 and a very hot and baghdad with a high of $43.00 at 7 is not too bad jenny throughout much of southern africa has seen plenty of cows streaming across south africa in the last few hours and of course we've got the usual a ray of seasonal shot. much of central africa coastal areas again across kenya somalia saying some heavy downpours in the day mostly. eastern areas of madagascar similar story but it's a very warm day in the south africa particularly. the whole d.n.a. of. the people. but you will feel about will the general election result anything when you see big groups of people through you are the

this is a very important place on the main road between the damascus skies and the western wall.is a massive complex ariel sharon the apartment in the building a 987 basically saying the jews have a right to live anywhere near everywhere new jerusalem and he boards officially one of the apartments in this building that used to be an old hotel a conviction here unfortunately has been bored with a lot of jewish blood and we opened up the shop front had a sense of security for jews walking along the road from damascus gates to the western wall. give the look and. in the. model time something to live to do much. for the looking forward looking for both with additional. i'm up with my higher command in the numbers shave who did it but what i had to do a little less adult but this at the mall had a fit i'll bust open the shop so could a bust almost to show us a copy of it up double sticker that. you had to harm us to show that much to list here which could be one of us found with us through what it all means to them and how the who them all without last. but not about to show up at me

this is a very important place on the main road between the damascus skies and the western wall.it's a massive complex ariel sharon the apartment in the building a 987 basically saying the jews have a right to leave anywhere near every when you're in jerusalem and he boards officially one of the apartments in this building that used to be an old hotel a conviction here unfortunately has been born with a lot of jewish blood and we opened up the shop front to add a sense of security for jews walking along the road from the damascus gates to the western wall. from on the normal. give the look i know my house and. home in the ground of the multum something to live to do my for the looking forward looking for both with addition. of them up with me on in school with the. book. but there's a lot of 100 for the most of a list of so called a bust almost for sure because of the. look of it. i mean i had almost a short of much to list could one of us found with just what it all means to them and how the world was. flat out about the shuttle stopped at the henry who did. just. command one of

is actually a very drastic and speedy transformation of our city wherever we go in the majestic damascus gate we see ours where police stations would say coming microscope set to watch and to monitor the youth and the people walking in the streets and so on this is not the political story but i just want you to see that there are israeli soldiers everywhere. there is a very ugly scene today in jerusalem which i try not to beautify but to be indifferent to these ugly scenes and to show what's left of the beautiful palestine and treasures of fair the city of jerusalem. to get a. reprieve. and this is their shadowing house even if he gets his house and he never actually lived here in this house. we are here in the muslim quarter you cannot go in unfortunately because it is an occupation because before the occupation was open for everybody this is i think the most difficult and the most challenging part of the occupation. and i want to do now is take you to the center of west jerusalem just show you how the occupation is mocked. art of the lives and the thoughts of the people here it is as i

damascus without him involved most of the instruments i had made i use it in my of my concerts this is my what are called my personal sound just so this is i have done it like it before 2535 years. this is a little gold it used for building you know one of those things such as she has a little bit. it has a bit. harsh and aggressive sound. but it is a match for the indoor parts in drama and in the indoor his main his main job is dog. that's what i call anything that might be in those it plays and even he does music for the. also. his own project is it working music and we are just. the tools. the only thing that we do is music and. we could just use it because everybody fights his way. we get a good sized room so. this is my palookaville on mars. you know he is conducting jazz syrian state and jazz orchestra of us. here traveled outside because of. the situation in syria and then he came back for. the heart of why he died and i had most to get on to magic thomas and that companion a comment that must have got me on a stand notice out of south as also the good health and i thought i. wa

hassle sessions the place with 2 orchestras under 2 bands so there's hardly ever a musical event in damascus without him involved most of the instruments i have made i use it in my my concerts this is my what are called my personal sound just so this is i've done it like it before 2535 years. this is a little called used for building you know all those. as a little bit. it has a bit. harsh and aggressive sounds. but it is a matter in 2 parts in drama and in the door is the main his main job is dog. for . that's what i do for a living and that might be in those it plays only that he does music for the. also the. movie is on project is it working music and we are just. the tools. is the only thing that we do is music and it's we could just say to me because everybody fights his way. we get our side doing the numbers so. this is my palookaville down want to know is conducting jazz syrian jazz orchestra across the muslim area traveled outside because of the the situation in syria and then he can in fact target. the cars had a white guy and then the handle so you get an automatic doubtless and th

into 2 different a hassle sessions he places until bands so there's hardly any musical events in damascus without him involved most of the instruments i had made i use it in my my concerts this is my what are called my personal sound just so this is i've done it like it before 2535 years. this is a little called used for building you know who knows. as a little bit. it has a bit. harsh and aggressive sounds. but it is a matter in 2 parts a drama and a door he's a main his main job is. for. us that's what i do for a living and that might be in those. places anybody who does music or. moving his own project is working music. well it's just. that the world's. only think that we do is music and it's we could just go to music because everybody fights this way. but if we get over the area i was i was going to the number so. this is my palookaville amount to know he is conducting jazz syrian state and jazz orchestra it was a muslim area traveled outside because of the the situation in syria and then he can in fact there is. the facade of why i have and i am most to get an automatic obviously and

them and i called our son my hair after they arrived at the airport in damascus he said we're getting into the car now and will be home soon please set the table that. before it was husband and son never got back home. the syrian secret services crimes are cruel these photos from inside syrian prisons were leaked in 2013 victims of torture photographed by a military policeman who managed to get them out of the country. today the photos are important evidence against assad's torturers in europe the authorities were investigating them when they made a discovery and 2018 secret service members had allegedly come to europe from syria this guy's this refugees one of them is this man and where are the alleged head of the department and the secret service he and another suspected secret service members have been on trial in germany since april it's the 1st trial ever for crimes against humanity committed by members of the assad regime. from as a darwish a syrian opposition where the trial is a historic step towards more justice. the city's darwish was there for the start of the trial he live

last 5 years after his expulsion from syria and after years of a bitter feud and a fat return to damascus for that. he was given a hero's welcome. it turned out to be a vote of confidence for the outlet p.l.o. in the heartland of a strong. feeling that stockman. stick with that engine as if unlikely as thick bad shabbier there was a tremendous turnout that the funeral of a coffin was carried for hours throughout the camp people tried to lift the car carrying out a fight off the ground as a token of their support really. he was carried on people's shoulders it shook the splinter groups opposed to him because it restored the stature of our fast and for the us leadership. the intifada propelled the palestinian issue onto the world headlines and back to the top of the agenda for the an important. it was an extraordinary turn. just a year earlier at an arab summit in amman the palestinian issue had been relegated to the bottom of the agenda. now in june 1908 at an extraordinary meeting in algiers and appends of state pledged strong support for the intifada and the palestinian people as opposed