all right, this thing that you mentioned about it will be taking place if it does in qatar in doha?gaza strip. the question that comes about, i don't know if you can answer this ski, because i'm curious, you say that the irani foreign minister is in qatar and then he's going to travel to turkey, just turkey, any other countries, and what's the relationship there? well, actually we do know that qatar actually is very important player in this whole. equation, qatar is uh, has good relations with the united states, it has good relations uh with the countries that are currently unfortunately are supporting uh these atrocities of the israeli regime. we do know that there are unofficial uh relations, also these lines that do exist between qatar and the zin regime of israel, and of course qatar is a stanch supporter of the palestinian cause and the palestinians themselves, just like iran, so uh, it could ac actually be that link covit that brings together all the parties to the negotiating table in order to negotiate a seasfire and stop these atrocities. on the other hand, well turkey also

on monday evening, five american prisoners left for doha a qatari airplane that had been stationed atnzade, raza sarangpur and kambies. us political scientist john meereimer once told an ottawa university assembly in 2015 that washington's attempt to austracize iran in the middle east is an unfortunate policy. i think that uh the indians and the chinese are increasingly dependent on oil from the persian gulf and they're going to be deeply. involved there, and of course we are already deeply involved there. i believe, by the way, and you should just think about this, whether you agree with me or not, but one of the things that disturbs me great. about our present relations with iran and the fact that those relations are likely to never improve at the rate we're going is that we are in effect going to drive the iranians into the arms of the chinese. if you think about the world the way i do, right, you start thinking about chinese influence in the persian gulf, and from an american point of view we want to minimize chinese influence in the persian gulf, but i think... we're now pursuing

on monday evening, five american prisoners left for doha a qatari airplane that had been stationed atن تحریم ها منافع آمریکا را به خطر بندازه سیامک نمازی مراد تهباز ان عماد شرقیا four, and the names of two of them have not been announced, although some sources have announced that one of these two people is an iranian american woman. also, iran's ambassador to the united nations announced the names of five prisoners released by the united states. africaبی, مرداد انصاری, ئەمین haسنزاده, raذا sarangpur and kambis. scientist john meereimer once told an ottawa university assembly in 2015 that washington's attempt to ostracize iran in the middle east is an unfortunate policy uh i think that uh the indians and the chinese are increasingly dependent on oil from the persian gulf, and they're going to be deeply involved there, and of course we are already deeply involved there. i believe, by the way, and you should just think about this, whether you agree with me or not, but one of the things that disturbs me greatly about our present relations with iran and... "the fact that those relations ar

um, i spoke to them after they landed in doha, um, i can tell you that uh, it was uh, for them, for mey morning جایی که ما بودیم اصلاً پنجره نداریم بگم که آسمونو من برای ۱۰ یا ۱۱ ما ندیدم رفتاری که با ما میکردن رفتار یعنی این همه این کشور. چیزی که راجع بهش صحبت می کنم با واقعیت کاملاً متفاوت دولت آمریکا اتهامی رو علیه من مطرح کرده و اون این بوده که من اراده کرده بودم که در با نادیده گرفتن تحریم ها منافع آمریکا را به خطر بندازه. سیامک نمازی، مراد طاهباز ان عمادی و. mentioned in the media before, and the names of two of them have not been announced, although some sources have announced that one of these two people is an iranian american woman. also, iran's ambassador to the united nations announced the names of five prisoners released by the united states, lutfullah afraasyabi, mehdad ansari, amin hasanzade, reza sarangpur and kambis atarkani. us political science. john meeremer once told an ottawa university assembly in 2015 that washington's attempt to ostracize iran in the middle east is an unfortunate policy uh i think that uh the indians and the chinese are increasingly dependent on

and culture has taken on our role as a mediator. doha has had ties with homeless since it's early days, and this gives it an important position of influence over the organization. but it also brings into question how appropriate culture is as a mediator for peace talks, a friend to the west and to this one enemy casa works a tightrope on foreign policy. doug has communication channels with homos have made it a major international player. and an important us and a u. l. i a small states with a long history of mediation as in past flareups during this time, immediately took on the role of negotiate uh, holding talks for the release of hostages held in gaza. cause i caught diplomatic ties with israel in 2009, but it is experienced a balancing relations with opposing players. for example, counting growth tear on and washington has friends. doha has hosted the political headquarters of homos for more than a decade. over the weekends, the political leader of the militant islam is group is male hon. you all met with the ron's foreign minister. enjoy ha! the casa is also widely regarded as a m

in doha, we have colin clarke, who's director of research at the soufan group, a global intelligence security consultancy. in new york, omar rahman is a fellow at the middle east council on global affairs, where he focuses on palestine, middle east clear politics and american foreign policy in the region. and in boston, it's glen carel, career cia officer. he's a former deputy national intelligence officer for transnational threats at the agency. great to have you all with us to discuss what is going on in the region, and particularly what is going on with regard to the u.s. permits, because more and more u.s. assets are going to the region, particularly naval assets. some people say it is the biggest part -- the biggest armada seen in the region since the 1990's. would you agree with that? guest: i don't know if that is true, but certainly believe that it is true. two aircraft carriers bring along as part of your combat -- they deployed with probably a dozen ships or more each, so that is probably a true statement, yes. james: colin, i've been looking quite hard to get information f

it's also brought into question though, how appropriate doha is as a mediator for peace folks. i know it's a friend to the west end to this one enemy casa, works a tight for phone. foreign policy. doug has communication channels with homos have made it a major international player and an important us and a u. l. i a small states with a long history of mediation, as in past flareups during this time, immediately took on the role of negotiate uh, holding talks for the release of hostages held in gaza. cause i caught diplomatic ties with israel in 2009. but it is experienced a balancing relations with opposing players. for example, accounting birth tear on and washington has friends. doha has hosted the political headquarters of homos for more than a decade. over the weekends, the political leader of the militant islam is group is male hon. the met with the ron's foreign minister in doha casa, is also widely regarded as a major financial back of from us through its funding of civil services in gaza. it says the financial support is full, humanitarian and political efforts to maint

press tv, doha. iran's foreign ministry spokesman says the islamic republic will continue to support the palestinian resistance against the israeli occupation. nasaknani said iran also backs ondeniable rights of the oppressed palestinian nation in the face of the fake and userper regime. of israel, he rejected a report by some western media that iran will not get involved in the ongoing conflict between israel and palestinian groups unless its citizens or interests are attacked by the regime. the reports cited the iranian mission in the united nations as a source. kanoni said the report was incomplete and inaccurate reflection of the mission's anser to a question asked by a media outlet. m vallies have been held in various parts of the world in solidarity with palestinians as the israeli regime continues its brutal aggression against the beseged gazasrip. thousands attend vallies in turkey's largest city, istanbul, and the southeastern province of the diarbakir calling for an end to the israeli blood

to the united states, we reunited with their loved ones, um, i spoke to them after they landed in dohaونم بگم که آسمونو من برای ۱۰ یا ۱۱ ندیدم و رفتاری که ما میکردن رفتار یعنی این همه این کشور ادعای حقوق بشر میکنه چیزی که راجع بهش صحبت می کنم با واقعیت کاملاً متفاوت دولت آمریکا اتهام له من مطرح کرد and the names of two of them have not been announced, although some sources have announced that one of these two people is an iranian american woman. also iran's ambassador to the united nations announced the names of five prisoners released by the united states as lutfullahبیngpur and kambis. u.s. political scientist john mierschimer once told an ottawa university assembly in 215 that washington's attempt to ostracize iran in the middle east is an unfortunately. uh, i think that uh, the indians and the chinese are increasingly dependent on oil from the persian gulf. and they're going to be deeply involved there, and of course we are already deeply involved there. i believe by the way, and you should just think about this, whether you agree with me or not, but one of the things that disturbs

press tv, doha. iran's fire ministry spokesman says the islamic republic will continue to support the palestinian resistance against the israeli occupation. naser kannani said ivan also backs ondeniable rights of the oppressed palestinian nation in the face of the fake and usaper regime of israel. he rejected a report by some western media that iran will not get involved in the ongoing conflict between israel and palestinian groups unless its citizens or interests are attacked by the regime. the report cited the iranian mission in the united nations as its source. kanani said the report was incomplete and inaccurate reflection of the mission's answer to a question asked by a media outlet. meanwhile the iranian president has strong condemned israel's policy of forcing the people of gaza from their homes in the northern part of the palestinian territory. ibrahim raisi says the regime's policy is a blatant violation of all international laws and humanitarian principles. addressing a cabinet session, ray

." >> senior palestinian official who was in doha who was in contact with hamas, he said the talks, theotiations are taking serious -- >> the most important thing, aid, humanitarian support to go into gaza. >> we are providing an additional 20 million pounds of humanitarian aid to civilians in gaza. more than doubling our previous support to the palestinian people. ♪ >> a number of key developments today in the israel-nagata war. we're watching what's happening with israely hostages being held by hamas. a spokesperson for hamas says they've released two more people. the bbc has learned that negonegotiations to release more have reached a serious state. we'll hear more from our correspondents inside gaza and from the northern border with lebanon. we'll speak to an experienced negotiator about the communications behind the scenes and hear from aid agencies about the supply lines into gaza. how much more they say is needed. so welcome to the program. a day of significant developments in gaza. according to hamas, two more hostages have been released due to poor health. it's believed they we

amir abdullahian's trip to doha.ar is the fourth travel destination in the azeri region of foreign affairs. after traveling to iraq, lebanon and syria, mr. amir abdullahian was officially welcomed by the political authorities of qatar upon his arrival in doha . mr. amir abdullahiyan, referring to the war crimes committed by the zionist regime against palestinian citizens in gaza , expressed qatar's strong support for palestine in the current developments. in this meeting, he also said: if the crimes of the zionist regime continue, no one can guarantee that the situation in the region will remain the same . the prime minister of qatar also consulted between the two he considered the country important and said: the continuation of this situation and israel's attacks against gaza and the palestinian people is worrying. meeting with ismail haniyeh, head of the political bureau. the hamas movement is another program of the foreign minister's visit to qatar. the victories of the resistance and zionist crimes against palest

amir abdullahian's trip to doha. qatar is the fourth destination of the foreign minister's regional trip after the trip to iraq, lebanon and syria, mr. amir abdullahian was officially welcomed by the political authorities of qatar upon his arrival in dowa. the minister of foreign affairs met and discussed with the prime minister and minister of foreign affairs of qatar, mr. sheikh mohammed bin abdulrahmani. mr. amir abdullahian, referring to the war crimes of the zionist regime of citizens. in gaza , he thanked qatar for its strong support for palestine in the current developments. in this meeting, the minister of foreign affairs also said: if the crimes of the zionist regime against the palestinian people continue, no one can guarantee that the conditions in the region will remain the same. the prime minister of qatar also consulted he considered the relationship between the two countries to be important and said: "the continuation of this situation and israel's attacks against gaza and the palestinian people is wor

and today in doha, the qataris have been acting as intermediaries between israel and hamas.ces in doha, the capital of qatar in the gulf, and the information earlier on was that negotiations were going pretty well to try to get a deal to release more hostages. a deal to release more hostages — more than 200 are in there — and also to perhaps even have some kind of humanitarian cease—fire. well, they were stalling then by late afternoon, and certainly, with this offensive going on, i don't think there's any chance that those talks are going to progress. thanks to jeremy bowen thanks tojeremy bowen with that. i want to bring you up to where we are right now. i want to take you back just a few hours earlier. look at these pictures in the gaza strip. this is some of the intensification of air strikes from israel into gaza that we saw as evening fell earlier today. it was just a couple of hours later that we got the formal announcement from the israelis, the idf, that they were stepping up their operations in the air and from their operations in the air and from the ground. groun

i'm emily, angling in doha. these are the top stories on al jazeera, a record number of migrants of crossing into the united states. 260000 arrived from mexico in september. it being sent to various states while their asylum claims processed. john, the hendricks has moved from chicago here in chicago. this is the end of a very long journey for migrants like these. most of them come from venezuela through the dairy and gap through mexico to the state of texas. and because the republican governor of texas greg abbott doesn't want them there. he ship them away in plains and buses. $50000.00 of them so far. and 17000 have arrived here in the sanctuary. city of chicago in the american heartland. 2000 kilometers from the southern border of the us. they get off of the buses there and then they climb into those yellow buses and they are dispersed throughout the city of chicago, which is now coping with a migraine crisis. the shelters have been overrun. your pain laid as meanwhile, have wrapped up a meeting in spain, whe

, get them up to date on the wit of images that they are witnessing, these are live images from uh doha, we could see the ex prime minister yasin says that malaysians are united in their support of uh palestine and this is uh live images you can see there, the qatar capital of doha, earlier we showed you live images from mashad iran, shiraz iran, the iranian capital, tehran, where there's thousands of people out in support of the people of palestine, as bombs rain down on gaza annihilating the civilian infrastructure and killing uh scores of civilians there in the... gaza strip uh sayid you're mentioning sayid albar sir, the legality of using or utilizing water, food, electricity, as a tool of war, of carpet bombing civilian areas of denying opening of humanitarian corridor said for civilians to flee, are these not all war crimes? this is, i mean, this is war crime. and it is a war, it is katanyahu that declared it is a war, when you are engaged in a war, there are rules that have to be applied, and and they are not. applying that when it comes to taking action against gaza or stopping

i a small states with a long history of mediation as in past flareups, doha. this time immediately took on the role of negotiate uh, holding talks for the release of hostages held in gaza. cause i caught diplomatic ties with israel in 2009. but it is experienced a balancing relations with opposing players. for example, counting growth tear on and washington has friends. dark ha, has hosted the political headquarters of homos for more than a decade. over the weekends, the political leader of the militant islam is group is male hon. the a met with the ron's foreign minister in doha casa, is also widely regarded as a major financial back of a mouse through its funding of civil services in gaza. it says the financial support is full, humanitarian and political efforts to maintain stability and support cause and families. doha has tried to use monetary incentives to find diplomatic solutions in past conflicts. guitar latest, say their priority now is to de escalate, protect civilians, and to prevent any spillover that could trigger a regional wall. as relatives and

the met with the ron's foreign minister in doha casa, is also widely regarded as a major financial back of a mouse through its funding of civil services in gaza. it says the financial support is full, humanitarian and political efforts to maintain stability and support cause and families. doha has tried to use monetary incentives to find diplomatic solutions in past conflicts. guitar latest, say their priority now is to de escalate, protect civilians, and to prevent any spillover that could trigger a regional wall. the middle east analyst and editor in chief of the dentist magazine. then you'll get law is with us. now. let's talk about kind of financial support, which it calls humanitarian and political aid to hom, us. what does that actually mean? does? does that mean that it goes to military efforts as well? all money is always multiple or at least to use. it can be used for humanitarian efforts and of course to maintain the infrastructure or even to purchase weapons. and the categories literally carried the suitcases money into as a for several years. and they did that uh with the li

well, back to khalid mashal to doha and to the year 2015, and the two sentences khalid mashal told me first, before anything had started between us, yes, hamas is ready to protect the jews in palestine in a one-state solution. we will take care that no jew is being harmed under our rule. and this is nothing new, this is. the old story of palestine where the muslims protected the jews, and the jews lived door to door, there was no much discussion who is jewish or who is muslim, they just were neighbors, they were friends, they lived together, they had their own religions, yes, but there was no upheaval any day, no unrest, no trouble in the day-to-day life with these differences they had in their religion, so why not go back to this thing and stop this terrible? mafia-like power of an israeli state supported by the us for very bad reasons. this is from my side right now. all right, so uh, what we were covering right now little earlier was uh the rafa crossing uh in egypt where people had a mass there calling for the opening of the rafa crossing basically to alleviate some of the sufferi

they have several of the hamas leaders staying in doha, in their capital.y intermediary. interestingly, this release from the military wing of hamas said that they were thanks to qatar and egypt. so clearly president el sisi, they're military, their intelligence was part of this deal. the negotiations. and very interestingly, these are two israeli women, two elderly israeli women and initially they were reports from hamas that only the foreign hostages would come out, americans and other nationalities, not israelis. then they said well, maybe civilian israelis here you have two civilian israelis, the last to be released if if they are released would be uniformed idf israeli soldiers, men as well as women because typically hamas uses them as bargaining chips to try to get palestinian prisoners out from israel. and as you know, in the past, one israeli soldier who had been in -- a hostage for five years in gaza was traded for 1,000 palestinian prisoners. in any case, this is a very complex agreement. i was told by an israeli source they have spoken to their f

this is elsa 0 light from doha. also coming up this our, we examine the rise and reports of sexual violence and the conflict in sedan will be live in khartoum and across the border in chad. aus is here a gains exclusive access to the abandoned capitol of as the by john's camera back region. often nearly all its ethnic armenian population slid and the arrival of unprecedented numbers of migrants and refugees takes up.

they want to sit in the hotels in doha and get the money and execute the slaugt serhter of j and we can't give them a pass, and certainly, while they want to give the help of in terms of freezing the money, and release of terrorists if they were to round up, and arrest the leadership of terrorists in doha right now. >> and so in terms of protecting innocent civilian life in gaza, at the same time, people in israel are asking how this happen? what failed? i want to play for you what one retired general with the idf told cnn on this. listen to this. >> it is a total collapse. i am not going to say any excuses. it is a total collapse. it is a systemic collapse. it is the intelligence, and it is the whole defense system. the defense has a number of elements, the technology, the deployment of the army, and the backup, and so many things -- and it all collapsed. >> what kind of investigation is needed to answer these questions to make sure that israel is protecting its people? >> everyone knows that after this is over, there will be a total investigation, but now is not the time to point finger

well, let's bring, you know, a panel of guess to discuss all this further in doha. we have called in clock is director of a search of the sofa and group the global intelligence and security consultancy in new york. it's omar drama, and he's a fellow at the middle east council on global affairs where he focuses on palestine, but least you have politics and american foreign policy in the region. and in boston is glen call career c, i a office. so he's a former deputy national intelligence officer for trans national threats at the agency. great to have you all with us to discuss what is going on in the region and particularly what's going on with regard to the us deployments. because more and more us assets are going to the region, particularly naval assets. some people say it's the biggest amada that's being seen in the region since the 19 ninety's glen. would you agree with that? well, i don't know if that's true, but i certainly believe that it is true to our aircraft. carriers bring along as part of their combat if we get to the terms of my life at the moment. but

about an agreement between the us and qatar to block the... countries recently unfrozen assets in a doha previous agreement with ivan to unfreeze the funds. the mission noted that the money in the qatari bank rightfully belongs to the iranian nation and government to be used to meet the iranian nation's essential needs. the washington. post had claimed that the us and qatar have agreed to block iran's access to 6 billion dollars of his funds which are now in a qatari bank over palestinian resistance groups ongoing anti-israeli operation. the funds had been frozen in south korea due to us sanctions. they were transferred to qatar last month after washington issued sanctions waver to allow the transfer from saul to doha. that's it for this hour's bulletin, thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. news in brief for this out, the health ministry in the gaza strip says more than 1500 people, including 500 children and 276 women have been killed in israel's attacks on the besieg territory over 6,600 others have also been wounded in the regime's onslot since saturday. palestinian res

agreement between the united states and qatar to block the country's recently on frozen assets in a dohaion noted that the money in the qatari bank rightfully belongs to the iranian nation and government to be used to meet the iranian nation's essential needs. the washington post had claimed that the us and qatar have agreed to block iran's access to 6 billion dollars of his funds which are now in a qatari bank over palestinian resistance groups ongoing anti-israeli operation. the funds had been frozen in south korea due to us sanctions. they were transferred to qatar. last month after washington issued sanctions waver to allow the transfer from so to doha, well that's it for this hour's bulletin, thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. i was wearing a uniform and holding a gun when i was in the army, i was shocked at the reality like this can happen 40 minutes from my house, approximately 800 to a thousand children are detained each year, the fairly terrifying experience for the next 12 to 24 hours, put the camera down and keep your fucking يغلطوا على الاميات, now what's spe

agreement between the united states and qatar to... block the country's recently on frozen assets in a dohaand government are well aware that they cannot back out of their previous agreement with iran. the mission noted that the money in the qatari bank rightfully belongs to the iranian nation and government to be used to meet the iranian nation's essential needs. the washington post had claimed that the us and qatar had agreed to block iran's access to 6 billion dollars of his funds which are now in a qatari bank of a palestinian resistance groups ongoing anti-israeli operation. the funds had been frozen in south korea due to us sanctions. they were transferred to qatar last month after washington issued sanctions waver to allow the transfer from saul to doha. well those were the top stories for this hour. thank you for listening. take care. جهان در حال تغییر و گذار به نظر بین المللی نوظهور است. و این مسیر غیر قابل برگشت است. معادله سلطه غربی برای جهان دیگر جواب نمی دهد. نظم که لیبرال که در خدمت منافع سلطه گران و سرمایه داران سیری ناپذیر بود. کنار زده شده است و در یک کلام: پروژه ایمریکایی

this is elsa 0, live from doha. also coming up this hour, the english and despair, children, or among the hundreds killed in israel's bomb attack on the hospital in guns. americans are greedy with. they really are. americans are worried. us present a joe biden lands and israel in a show of solidarity and is personally welcomed on the tarmac plays really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. m a u. n. chief calls for a humanitarian ceasefire at the end. what he describes as ethics, human suffering, the there has been widespread shock and international condemnation of the israel carried out an air strike on the hospital in gaza, killing at least 500 pound listings. it is the single worst attack since israel has launched as military offensive on the besieged strip on october the 7th, and followed an incursion by him us into southern israel, that killed $1300.00 is really, is, is really, are strikes, have been relentless, at least $3200.00 palestinians have been killed and that includes $1030.00 children . tuesday's airstr

apologies about the sound quality was patchy on that feed from doha stop we havejorgen was patchy onstitute, he is still with us and listening. you are taking us through how it breaks down into three areas, in terms of stopping the conflict spreading, hostages, and of course, aid corridors. all of that is crucial. in terms of that first area, your assessment of what we have heard from hezbollah today and iran's foreign minister, making his own trips and visits. tt is foreign minister, making his own trips and visits.— trips and visits. it is difficult to assess, trips and visits. it is difficult to assess. in _ trips and visits. it is difficult to assess, in the _ trips and visits. it is difficult to assess, in the sense _ trips and visits. it is difficult to assess, in the sense that i trips and visits. it is difficult to assess, in the sense that we . trips and visits. it is difficult to | assess, in the sense that we do trips and visits. it is difficult to i assess, in the sense that we do not know both exactly what hezbollah intends to do. but, there is one path in which they do

agreement between the united states and qatar to block the country's recently on frozen assets in a dohaot true. it stress that the us officials and government are well aware that they cannot back out of their previous agreement with iran to unfreeze the fund. the mission noted that the money in the qatari bank rightfully belongs to the iranian nation and government to be used to meet the iranian nations essential needs. the washington post had claimed that the us and qatar have agreed to block iran's access to six billion dollars of his funds which are now in a qatari bank over palestinian resistance groups ongoing anti-israeli operation. the funds had been frozen in south korea due to us sanctions. they were transferred to qatar last month after. issued sanctions waver to allow the transfer from saul to doha. well those were the top stories for this hour. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. water is dwindling in the gaza strip, no question about it, and it's getting less powder, according to un reports, water in the gaza strip will not be safe to drink by the year 2016,

washington issued sanctions with sanctions waver to allow the transfer from so to doha.h have diagnostic and therapeutic properties, especially when it comes to cancer therapy, and the missing link now is iodine, so we have iodine solutions and capsules. that is administered to patients with thyroid cancer or hyperthyroidism. stay tuned to see how these work to fight cancer in thyroid in this week's episode of you want. your top stories for this hour, the health ministry in the garden strip says, more than 1500 people, including 500 children and 276 women have been killed in israel. attacks on the besieged territory, over 6,600 others have also been rounded in the regimes onslot since saturday. pro palestine activists are holding more rallies across the world in solidarity with the people of the ghaza strip. in the in the us city of new york, protest is called israel an apartide entity, accusing it of committing genocide in gaza. they said israel is responsible for decades of tragic blood.

we have seen they have released by doha and other international bodies, they have managed to get thet there is a process of sorts, despite there is a process of sorts, despite the escalations at the moment. yes. the escalations at the moment. yes, i wonder what _ the escalations at the moment. yes, i wonder what your _ the escalations at the moment. yes, i wonder what your assessment is if there is a significant escalation in there is a significant escalation in the israeli strikes on gaza tonight, where does it leave those talks and those negotiations that as you said, qatar are mediating, they have been successful to a limited degree so far? if there is renewed bombardment of gaza, could we see that hamas just walk away from those negotiations? i just walk away from those negotiations?— just walk away from those negotiations? i think it likely there is a — negotiations? i think it likely there is a temporary - negotiations? i think it likely there is a temporary walk . negotiations? i think it likely i there is a temporary walk away negotiations? i think it likely - there is a temp

he's alongside, talking in doha.minister. i just want to emphasise a couple of the things that he said there. he said that israel, of course, has the right to itself. he says that to defend itself. he says that he evidence hamas he has seen evidence that hamas have tortured, raped, mutilated and burned people in israel. a very concerned about the ongoing hostage situation . and as he was hostage situation. and as he was talking, israel continued bombardment out in gaza , which bombardment out in gaza, which i'm hoping we'll be able to bnng i'm hoping we'll be able to bring you some shots of gaza very shortly, where a series of explosions were taking place. we are expecting there to be a ground invasion , an potentially ground invasion, an potentially very , very soon. but look closer very, very soon. but look closer to home, a rabbi working on a football association, faith group. those are images of gaza now for you, by the way. we're going to leave those on the screen, but football association faith group has resign

secretary of state antony blinken is in doha meeting with the leaders in doha. let's listen in. [ speaking in a global language ] [ speaking in a global language ] >> obviously, we don't have the translation just yet, and that is the qatari foreign minister talking about the talks that he has had with antony blinken, and this is quite a day for the u.s. secretary of state, because he began meeting in jordan, amman, and he met with the king of jordan, and now, he is meeting with the leader of qatari, and there are leaders of hamas living there, and blinken is going to pressure them to release the hostages, and later, the secretary is going to bahrain, and ultimately today to saudi arabia, egypt, and the uae today, and this is a complicated diplomatic mission. >> and the role that qatar could play and is playing, is a very complicated one. as the terror attack happened, the qatari officials came out and blamed israeli for what was happening there. and then as the days progressed, qatar presented themselves as wanting to act as an and that they wanted to speak to h

claim about an agreement between the us and qatar to block the country's recently unfrozen assets in a dohaare that they cannot back out of their previous agreement with iran to freeze its funds. the mission noted that money in the qatari bank rightfully belongs to the iranian nation and government to be used to meet iranian nation's essential needs. the washington post had claimed us and qatar have agreed to block iran's access to over 6 billion dollars in funds which are now in a qatari bank overpows. resistance groups ongoing anti-israeli operation, funds have been frozen in uh south korea due to us sanctions, then they were transferred to qatar last month after washington issued sanctions wavers to allow the transfer from saul to doha. that's a right for your latest here on press tv, everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. the mali uh experience is an experience that is opening up opening up new era in west africa. during the attack we noticed our soldiers were no match, they were weaker, the is fighters were stronger than us. whoever dared to face them were killed. on th

to qatar last month after washington issued sanctions waver to allow their transfer. from saul to dohaestion about it, and it's getting less powdible, according to un reports, water in the gaza strip will not be safe to drink by the year 2016. occupation drilled a number of wells here on the border to loot the ground water reservoir located in baitlah inside the green line to israel, you can say that the remaining clean water is only in 20% of the area of baitla where 80% have become salon water as sea water. i walk around 100 meters, then i go down. around 30 meters to get the water and come back from the same route. what kind of life do we lead? this is not a life. as you can see. the coastal aquapur is an important source of water for the residence of the gaza strip, where they consume about 170 million cubic meters of water annually. vegetarianism was introduced as a healthy lifestyle and later on it became fancy too, some say it can save the planet as well. however, some people hijack the idea and use it as means of earning money. watch in this documentary how the millennia old li

is this the end of hamas in doha, once these hostage negotiations are over? >> i can tell you, becky, since 2006, we were approached by various sides to open this channel of communication. and since then, along with 2012, this channel has been very instrumental in countless de-escalations that took place, including one that happened on the 28th of september this year. so just days before this recent escalation. and therefore, as long as this channel is useful in creating peace, we have to have it. we can't afford to lose it. it is now useful, during this escalation, it is the only way that we are mediating for the release of these hostages and for them to get back home to their families. and as long as our family, as we said in the preference with secretary blinken. as long as it's a channel that makes piece and allows us to bring about the escalation, it will stay there. >> you've been heavily criticized by the israeli foreign minister, at the u.n. security council, accusing qatar of financing hamas. ironically, the national security adviser has been, you kn

this is the news, our life from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes from us, launches hundreds of rockets towards the is really city of are still on. meanwhile, scenes of devastation in gaza as is really airstrikes hit the enclaves ports. there's no safe for the profession has to move between hosp present that homes. on the other hand, help procedures are being attacked. a warning big guns is health system is about to collapse. hospitals are struggling to treat the hundreds injured and is really strikes. and he is really army, is still recovering bodies in the aftermath of the how mazda attack on saturday, at least 900 people working the as it is 1500 gmc, that's 6 pm in gaza. and israel, where the war is now into it's forced, dave is really military is bombarding. gaza from us is launching more rockets and the death toll on both sides is rising. within the past hour, homos find a barrage of hundreds of rockets towards southern is really targeted. the port city of ash cologne after early or warning people to leave esca

jordan, and earlier we showed abadan, iran, masshad, shiraz, tehran, all iranian cities, baghdad, doha, qatar and elsewhere, of course. thank you there uh okay said we're going to sign off with you now i want to thank you sir for joining us, i was expecting to have the the luxury to have your excellency on for five or 10 minutes but you've really uh you've really humbled us with uh joining us for for for more than uh 20 minutes half an hour i really appreciate you putting your time the cause is is worthy and you've been um more than kind with your words and your time with us sirmed albad a former malaisian foreign minister and former justice minister the're joining us here on press tv talking about the uh and we have a live images these are live images i believe of albadon but i want to finish saying goodbye to - sayid alpar the former malaisian foren minister thank you for joining us and goodbye sir if you could hear us these are live images now of the um protest in abadan that we are sharing with you uh this is abadan iran earlier we should live images of kualampuur, man, jordan, the

a lie from doha. also coming up on the spite of attack, agencies say thousands of palestinians are being told to evacuate a major hospital in gaza ahead of a potential is really striking how most of these is 2 americans being held captive in the gaza strip. they're not with as many as policies and rise and kind of across the middle east side of the world sizes of protesters demanded. and israel's assault on jobs. the about a city of mine has been killed in jericho. as this really falls is carried out. multiple rates across the occupied west bank several of us to be made on the vehicles we've seen patrolling, 3 or 5 job, a refugee camp in jericho. that we're confrontations between is many soldiers and palestinian use of the camp. many of them angry about the bombardment of gaza, more than 80 palestinians have been killed in the west bank since her mazda attacked israel on october. the 7th, satisfied that has more from romano. this is not new, these demolitions these arrest. some of the kind of force is

the in doha, on sunday. so above average temperatures here, but we'll see something of a cool down across the event as the winter weather starts to develop on sunday, bringing some showers and breezy conditions to the likes of israel that occupied palestinian territory. so 11 on as well as syria. if we look at a 3 day for bay route, we'll see, attempt to get knocked down. well below the average there on sunday was sundry showers expected on monday. now it is much cooler across northern parts of africa. apart from the very northeast and the canary islands were attempt has continued to sit well above the seasonal average. we are expecting some west a weather though, to develop a construction pots about jerry. we've got some warnings out for thunderstorms and thunderstorms, all the story across tropical africa, waves of wet weather, continuing to pull across the democratic republic of congo sack today in to sunday, and some very wet weather that's set to sweep into eastern areas of south africa. dropping the te

back to one whole team here in doha. thanks for watching bye. for now, the the, the meeting been coming to add any international anti corruption excellence award. nominate your hero now. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello. i'm sort of any age, great to have you with us. this is the news. our lives from doha coming up in the program today is really air strikes. pound garza and the only power station in the script stops working after a 5th day. a footboard hospitals and gaza or over.