the united states recognition of the obvious that drusilla missed the capital of the modern israeli government is too much for some. first, some have threatened violence on the street as if it would somehow improve the prospect of peace. not today. in diplomatic jargon, some presumed to america where to put our energy. the united states as a sovereign right to determine where and whether wwhat the reestablishinf embassies. i suspect very few member states would welcome the security council pronouncements of the sovereign decisions and i think of some who should fear it. it's worth noting that this is not a new american position. back in 1980 when jimmy carter was an american president of the security council vote on the resolution 478, which called upon diplomatic missions to relocate from jerusalem. the united states to support the resolution 470. in his remarks, then secretary of state said the following. the draft resolution before us today is illustrated with a preoccupation that has produced a series of unbalanced and unrealistic text on middle east issues. specifically regarding the prov

tomorrow is friday it is one of the several days of rage that have been declared by palestinians is drusilla bracing for more violence tomorrow. well brett just before the sun went down here police were rather aggressively clearing out the area behind me blocking off the entrance to the damascus gate really and what we're thinking is an attempt to clear out the entire old city or at least a good portion of the old city and prevent people from going in there tomorrow in case shall we say mischief happens that's a light way of putting ads and we're even thinking that they may shut down cellphone signal in this area to stop journalists and other people from communicating that we have seen a lot more police presence in this area tonight that police are always around jerusalem there are sort of part of the scenery about we've seen mounted police intimidating people got out aggressive it's aggressive tactics one man was injured and had to be taken away right in front of me things are tense and it really could pop off at any moment and we know that hamas is calling for another uprising third intifa

with israel and this is against the will of its own people and if you were here in the areas of drusilla and gone through the west bank and have real conversations with palestinian professionals you'd realize that they're all saying palestinian authority and my what about us are working against the interest of their own people and that's why you could never get elected again if you went to elections opposite hamas well mr dyker as you know they're a number of countries in the region dividend bishan of playing a role in the middle east peace process and one of them is turkey which already announced its help to move its palestinian embassy to is charles lane now president i don't is that far more ambitious and i think cunning figure than trump and i suspect he may be in power for a bit longer than trump if having trump siding more explicitly with these releases worth others like mr ed on rallying so eagerly and round the palestinians well i think coming is a very good word oksana for for president early on he's become the leader of the new neo ottoman islamic radical movement in the middle

to deny history and seek to deny historical truth drusilla's been the capital of israel for the last seventy years i think what president trump has done is put facts squarely on the table and peace is based on reality peace is based on recognizing reality and i think the fact that it drew some capital jerusalem is israel's capital is clearly evident to all of you visitors will see where the seat of our parliament our knesset is the seat of our government my office the president's office the supreme court justice i'm as israel's capital no one can deny it doesn't obviate peace it makes peace possible because recognizing reality is the substance of peace is the foundation of peace. and there is now an effort underway to bring forward a new peace proposal by the american administration. i think we should give peace a chance i think we should see. what is presented and see if we can advance this peace but if we have to begin it i would say it's one place recognize the jewish state it's always been about the jewish state. and it's time that the palestinians recognize the jewish state and

president with banners that reads drusilla is the capital of palestine in the crown of government ministers and officials the an army of pro palestinian protesters rolled down cairo streets cell phones held high the the muslim solidarity even spread to the embattled nations of yemen and syria was the commit live city to daraa where the syrian uprising began the global to seems against the u.s. embassy in jerusalem marched on charlotte dallas. on the diplomatic front french president manuel knock ron has again voiced his disapproval over trump's decision to crown met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and paris that has more . the greetings were warm and friendly but this could not have been an easy meeting the french president and israeli prime minister are divided over the u.s. decision to recognize teresa as the capital of israel a move that has drawn international condemnation it often takes i have expressed to prime minister netanyahu my disapproval of the recent declarations of the president of the united states france believed to be against international law and dangerous

drusilla is the couple movies in the capital of israel for three thousand years israel's prime minister says it's time for palestinians to get a grip on reality so the peace process can move forward. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a controversial move venezuela's lead up to the opposition from next year's presidential vote plus. a lot of women as well just do not feel that he holds the same values that we do a judge not a bomber accused of sexual misconduct could be on the verge of heading to the u.s. congress. the head of lebanon's hezbollah is calling for mass demonstrations on monday against u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital on sunday protests were held. the u.s. embassy in beirut meanwhile the anger in occupied palestinian territories continues to grow more than one hundred fifty people were injured in clashes with israeli forces the palestinian leaderships decision to snub vice president mike pence during his visit to the region has been described by the white house as unfortunate and binyamin netanyahu has reiterated trump

to love going on as arab diplomats demand that donald trump will force his decision recognize you drusilla as israel's capital also coming out. rights groups in germany more international human rights day with a call for the release of a turkish german journalist from prison in cherokee we'll hear from an activist who's just been freed from the tension there. plus the best film that europe has to offer this year of bitter at that if you're the square. eyed dark swedish comedy wins big at the european film awards we'll bring you all the highlights from europe's answer to the oscars. from sarah harman welcome to the show it's good to have you with us. arab league foreign ministers have demanded that the united states reverse president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital that decision has sparked violent protests not just in israel in the palestinian territories but in other countries as well and loving on security forces a fired tear gas and water cannon the protesters near the u.s. embassy in beirut addressing crouse the head of lebanon's communist party decla

president with banners that reads drusilla him is the capital of palestine in the crowd a government ministers and officials the an army of pro palestinian protesters rolled down cairo streets cell phones held high the the muslim solidarity even spread to the embattled nations of yemen and syria was the summit live city to daraa where the syrian uprising began the global to sit against the u.s. embassy in jerusalem marched on charlotte dallas al-jazeera. in other developments an israeli security guard has been wounded in a stabbing at jerusalem central bus station police say an israeli citizen and an officer stopped the attacker from escaping the suspect is reported to be from the occupied west bank. well president tom's declaration has an all to the daily reality for palestinians living on the israeli occupation they still have to battle bureaucracy to remain in the city where they were born that reports from occupied east jerusalem. in occupied east jerusalem the protests of the preceding days were absent on sunday the start of the working week so the more regular rhythms of life r

president with banners that reads drusilla is the capital of palestine in the crown of government ministers and officials the an army of pro palestinian protesters rolled down cairo streets cell phones held high the the muslim solidarity even spread to the embattled nations of yemen and syria was the summit live city to daraa where the syrian uprising began the global to seems against the u.s. embassy in jerusalem marched on charlotte dallas. on the diplomatic front french president mandela and has again voiced his disapproval of our trance decision he met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and paris and butler has more. the greetings were warm and friendly but this could not have been an easy meeting the french president and israeli prime minister are divided over the u.s. decision to recognize teresa as the capital of israel a move that has drawn international condemnation it often takes i have expressed to prime minister netanyahu my disapproval of the recent declarations of the president the united states france believed to be against international law and dangerous for peac

today trump is telling the rest of the world you know if you vote that long way today on drusilla you're going to be punished that's not engage me at deaths that's bellicosity and using either military or the threats of military or economic aggression or sanctions as the way discipline of.

time and something that he's been hoping for despite the peace negotiations that have always said drusilla was going to be divided between israel and a future palestinian state so what he's hopefully going what he's going to want to do is convince some european leaders over to his side to see this as a good thing although whether or not he's going to be able to do that remains doubtful well the arab league has called on the u.s. president to reverse his jerusalem move is that going to have any impact. what we've seen from the arab league is really a fall back on their old position the thing about the palestinian causes that used to be the uniting cause for the arab world the establishment of a palestinian state and the problem here is the palestinians feel like in the process of these decades of negotiations they've given up a lot in the exchange for the promise of that they would have east jerusalem as their capital now of course they've been basically denied that and there are no peace negotiations happening right now so the arab league of course doesn't really know how to proceed at thi

their embassies and tell of eve right now but it's worth taking a step back and remembering why drusilla missed such a big deal this is a city that's very old it has a lot of religious historical cultural context for people around the world and especially for people who are in this region and it was supposed to be the last thing the last piece of these peace negotiations to be negotiated and it was supposed to be theoretically split between the israelis and the palestinians as a partial capital for both and this this move by trump has up and did any sort of progress that has been made in the past really seven decades of the u.s. being a partner in these negotiations so what happens if the u.n. does vote in favor of this resolution. so we have to be honest with ourselves here the u.s. has a veto vote on the u.n. security council the u.s. the u.s. is one of five of the five permanent members of the u.n. security council so in all likelihood the u.s. is going to veto this resolution when it's put on the table to vote tomorrow but what is then going to happen after that likely is the palesti

in the end the truth will prevail and many countries will recognize drusilla as the capital of israel and move their embassies there too. meanwhile violent clashes continued between palestinians and israeli troops and the west bank protests that and touring the second week with no end in sight. now to the united states in what is being seen as a major setback for president trump the democratic candidate doug jones has won a u.s. senate seat in the deeply conservative state of alabama the result has a significant knock on effect in washington shrinking the republican senate majority from two votes to just one. of all the states in which the democratic fight should take shape alabama was an unlikely starting point the party has not won a senate seat here and a quarter of a century. we really have just around the state of alabama though we have shown the country the way they are with the rug. the celebrations here or much to the control they say surrounding his opponent. airlie or in the day the republican crusader roy had hoped his horse named sassy would carry him to victory. it was th

donald trump officially recognizes it drusilla mad as the capital of israel the move is already being fiercely criticized across the muslim and arab world. and after years of it terror i soul no longer holds any territory in syria the russian military says the group has been defeated there. plus after months of speculation and president putin officially announces his bid for reelection in two thousand and eighteen. or broadcasting live direct from a citizen of this is are to international and john thomas glad to.

president with banners that read drusilla is the capital of palestine in the crowd a government ministers and officials the an army of pro palestinian protesters rolled down cairo streets cell phones held high the the muslim solidarity even spread to the embattled nations of yemen and syria was the permit live city to daraa where the syrian uprising began the global dissent against the u.s. embassy in jerusalem marched on charlotte dallas. an israeli security guard has been wounded in a stabbing at jerusalem central bus station well an israeli citizen and an officer stopped me attack of from escaping a suspect is reported to be from the occupied west bank or present drums decoration has an altar at the daily reality for palestinians living on the israeli occupation they still have to battle bureaucracy to remain in the city where they were born a force that reports from occupied east jerusalem. in occupied east jerusalem the protests of the preceding days were absent on sunday the start of the working week so the more regular rhythms of life resume but the palestinians here that also mean

lead hamas calls for a new end to fatah of prizing after president trumps decision to recognize drusillaas the capital of israel.

peace for the original pics that doesn't include jerusalem as the capital of the state of israel drusilla's considered sacred by jews muslims and christians the jewish quarter of the city is home to the western wall the last remnant of the second jewish temple which was destroyed by the romans the city is also home to the dome of the rock the oldest islamic monument still in existence and also the mosque which is the third holiest site in the city is at the heart of the decades long conflict between the israelis and the palestinians israel calls it the eternal capital a claim the most of the international community rejects and because of the dispute no countries have an embassy there the western part of the city is predominantly israeli but the eastern part of the city is predominantly palestinian the holy sites there are a particularly sensitive issue and when they are threatened there's often been unrest and violence something that's very much in people's minds now. no one knows what will happen but dangerous days are coming to jerusalem that is definitely my. fear that it was part of vio

drusilla is considered sacred by jews muslims and christians the jewish quarter of the city is home to the western wall the last remnant of the second jewish temple which was destroyed by the romans the city is also home to the shrine the dome of the rock the oldest islamic monument still in existence and the al aqsa mosque the third holiest site in. the city is at the very heart of the decades long conflict between the israelis and the palestinians israel calls jerusalem turn all capital a claim most of the international community rejects and because of the dispute no countries have an embassy in jerusalem the western part of the city is predominantly israeli in the eastern part is predominantly palestinian of the holy sites there are a particularly sensitive issue they have a special status quo which when threatened has led to unrest and violence journalists jordaan amila. told us more about the possible consequences of washington's policy overhaul. will soon after u.s. president don trump concluded his speech president mahmoud abbas in a televised speech an angry speech. with. the d

in the end the truth will prevail and many countries will recognize drusilla as the capital of israel and move their embassies there to. meanwhile violent clashes continued between palestinians and israeli troops and the west bank protests and turning the second week with no end in sight . a british prime minister to resign may have lost a key vote in the british parliament a group of her own conservative m.p.'s rebelled delivering a blow for the prime minister on the eve of a crucial summit of european leaders. the ice to the right three hundred nine the nose to the left three hundred five. voted narrowly in favor of an amendment to the government's with all bill the amendment promises impedes that they will have a vote on the final briggs deal signed with brussels. all right that's a big development there in london let's go to london our correspondent bigger moscow is on the story for us good evening to you here good so what does this mean for brakes it talks. well this is festival something that's in tunnel in the u.k. this is a bill that regulates how e.u. law is going to be trans

this month we discussed the implications of trumps the decision with dyker project director for the drusilla center for public affairs and shaath a foreign affairs advisor to the palestinian president. now for the peace process it actually paves the way to peace because israel will be called upon by the same trumpet ministration to make concessions to its palestinian neighbor which it will be much more ready to do now that a basic wrong has been corrected which is to to rightfully acknowledge that they drew sloan is the capital the possibility is really seem blocked by what mr trump has done gruesome is a very very sensitive issue to the palestinians to the arabs to the muslims and to the christians of the world and what what he has done created a serious situation not only of mistrust but of instability and potential for explosion in this part of the world the palestinian authority looks and the hamas is of course they look for any excuse to call for a day of rage so you know that the hamas is in business to kill israelis and to kill political opponents like the fatah and the p.a. uses the

to reflect the national security and religious interests of the jewish and palestinian people's drusilla should be to share it capital of the israeli and palestinian states and its status must be determined through a final status agreement a just fair agreed and realistic settlement for refugees is needed that is demographically compatible with the principle of two states for two peoples this position is consistent with the resolution before us we now strongly encourage the u.s. administration to bring forward detailed proposals for an israeli palestinian settlement we call on all parties to act with restraint reject violence and work together to ensure carmen stability this will give the peace process the best chance of success we remain fully supportive of progress towards a lasting peace and will do everything we can to achieve it mr president any peace effort needs to take account of the people not just the land and the holy sites for too long israelis have lived in fear of rockets and terror districts havoc in people's daily lives and renders peace hard to achieve as do attempts by

of increasing tensions between the israeli army and palestinians since president trump recognised drusillal of israel, palestinians said they are were unwilling to co—operate with any peace negotiations and have been accused of abandoning them. an important service, however, tonight marking the birth ofjesus. pope francis has held midnight mass in rome. he carried out the service in st peter's basilica. his sermon included a condemnation of human traffickers who were described as modern day herods. in northern iraq, mosul is celebrating its first christmas since the city was taken by islamic state militants in june 2014. since then, iraqi christians were persecuted and driven out, while residents who remained were brutally oppressed until iraqi forces were able to retake the city. alan johnston reports. they gathered in mosul‘s cathedral, marking a christmas they will never forget, the first christmas after the war. under the rule of the islamic state militants, this would have been impossible. there could be no christian worship in public. the community was persecuted and many fled. this

donald trump officially recognizes drusilla man as the capital of israel the movie is already being fiercely criticized across the muslim and arab world. and after years of it terror i saw no longer holds any territory in syria the russian military says the group has been defeated there. plus after months of speculation of president putin officially announces his bid for reelection in two thousand and eighteen. broadcasting live direct from a citizen of this is are to international of john thomas glad to have you with us. now donald trump has announced it that the time has come for the u.s. to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel there's already been a wave of criticism to the proposal across the muslim and arab world trump also gave the green light to moving the american embassy to jerusalem from tel aviv therefore i have determined that it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. all right artes and i twenty four news correspondents giordano miller and mohamed the same spoke to my colleague and a farmer earlier caleb is in new york. and his rem

nine hundred ninety five law in the united states passed by congress that says we should recognize drusilla as the capital so american is and as rallies are already targeted worldwide so this peace process is somewhat of a mirage anyway this just squares with reality i want to quickly ask about that nine hundred ninety five no before we move on to our other guests why was that door ever recognized by u.s. congress and passed well i think that it was politically controversial and i think it ministrations didn't want to put it into effect because they were concerned with the blowback from the arab world from palestinians from terror groups so none of the presidents have had the courage to act on it so this is really the first time in twenty two years we've seen a u.s. president be bold enough to actually take that action ok in rabbani do you see it as a both i mean it is a bold move is it a correct bold move. well it's a little amusing to see this gross violation of international law on the international consensus presented as somehow courageously standing up to the forces of terror i will gr

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 issues they have including the status of jerusalem the solid agreement that takes into account the interests of both sides should be reached this should be fully in compliance with all international agreements russia fully supports all agreements that were adopted by the united nations we consider any action that anticipates the outcome for peace talks between israel and palestine counterproductive again this was being said in cairo the egyptian capital where it looks like the arab league is ready to convene and come up with a united official response which will basica

both waxman and girls back with all of them or just to discuss for the battle for this declaration drusilla has become real and real collusion on capitol hill stay tuned for. some corporations are levying taxes. on on table no taxation without representation worse my representation on amazon stock and less i get a commands or a share amazon stock to participate in the growth of this corporate takeover i'm under no obligation to fulfill this is yacht crunch based on. a play for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super money kill you narrowness and spending two hundred twenty million on one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game played great so one more chance with. the base this morning. palestine is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos and then build a business should do it like you believe these in

mr trump drusilla is the red line for muslims in cairo the head of the arab league said moving the u.s. embassy would be an unnecessary provocation to the arab world the kings of saudi arabia and jordan both criticize the move as did iraqi prime minister who dare a body. it. had better be sure the iraqi government warns of the consequences of this decision on the stability of the area and of the world and mainly it ignores the rights of palestinians and arabs and muslims alike. i mean. the united states appears to recognize the trumps announcement may trigger unrest in the mideast the state department has ordered its consulate personnel in israel not to conduct personal travel in jerusalem's old city or the west bank earlier we spoke to his correspondent in washington carson phenomena he told us more about the background behind the trump administration's embassy. basically all presidents and bill clinton have been kicking this can down the road every six months because twenty two years ago the u.s. congress passed a law the jerusalem embassy act which says that jerusalem is the capital

differences are huge between that you foreign policy chief and the prime minister of israel regarding drusilla that has most likely not changed and last week when we heard the news about president donald trump recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel quite frankly a lot of officials here in brussels and probably chief among them federica marina were quite horrified by that decision and the boss the u.s. they had quite an active role in the peace process that was a part of the mideast peace corps what it how do you think he was rohde as media to now in this conflict. there is a void there at the moment because the united states haven't been doing much with the new trumpet ministration although binyamin netanyahu said here in brussels that a new proposal for peace was on its way being worked out by the trumpet ministration we'll have to wait and see when that materializes so there would be a void but the e.u. isn't necessarily well placed to fill that void at the moment because you need the trust of both partners that you might have the trust of the palestinians at the moment but israel is

would have made a difference if you as president trump yesterday if he wanted to go ahead recognise drusilla's the capital of israel were to debate a difference if he had also said i recognise east jerusalem as the capital of a future independent palestine i just can't imagine a scenario where he would have said that because that would that's that's putting the cart so far in front of the horse do you think do you think it would have made a difference though to the palestinians oh for the palestinians sure i mean this is this is their goal they want at least eastern islam as their half of the future state whatever that state might look like so of course i think we'd be seeing a very different outcome today if that had been in since some way the statement and we know that the mosque is calling for an uprising this is this third intifada we've been very careful here about how we report this story we don't want to demonize the palestinians and make it look like they are about to become perpetrators of something because in eastern jerusalem they are living in occupied territory and they've been th

is drusilla a unique city holy to jews christians and muslims who worship in the city i pray to the lord that its identity will be preserved and strengthened for the benefits of the holy land of the middle east and the entire world. the vatican may be the smallest city state in the world but that hasn't stopped it vigorously disputing what seen here as israel's claim over jerusalem in brought up at the united nations forums across europe and the message has always been the same uncompromising and wavering jerusalem belongs to no certain people it belongs to us all or jimmy enrico is a vatican historian familiar with its relations with jerusalem it is the global center of christianity especially for the catholics here because of the vatican and jerusalem it is the location of the holy places was sacred to. christiane's muslim and jews so this i seen this big similarity because it is is it . an issue of identity whether the national identity prevails or did images global events prevail. for the worshippers from all over the world christmas in some peter's square will be remembered not just

the united states recognition of the obvious that drusilla missed the capital of the modern israeli government is too much for some. first, some have threatened violence on the street as if it would somehow improve the prospect of peace. not today. in diplomatic jargon, some presumed to america where to put our energy. the united states as a sovereign right to determine where and whether wwhat the reestablishinf embassies. i suspect very few member states would welcome the security council pronouncements of the sovereign decisions and i think of some who should fear it. it's worth noting that this is not a new american position. back in 1980 when jimmy carter was an american president of the security council vote on the resolution 478, which called upon diplomatic missions to relocate from jerusalem. the united states to support the resolution 470. in his remarks, then secretary of state said the following. the draft resolution before us today is illustrated with a preoccupation that has produced a series of unbalanced and unrealistic text on middle east issues. specifically regarding the prov

president donald trump is due to announce of the citizen to recognize drusilla as israel's capital and move the american embassy there it's a highly controversial decision palestinian leaders in the occupied west bank and gaza are calling for three days of rage world leaders have voiced their concerns with many warning trump against the move the status of. roessler is central to the middle east peace process though it's been left unresolved in years of negotiations israel claims the whole city has its capital but this is never been recognized by any major player internationally until now herefore says is in occupied east jerusalem and sent this report. for palestinians living in occupied east jerusalem the sudden arrival of winter on wednesday matched the news that the us president was set to recognize the city as israel's capital. this is an insane move that will inflame the whole region because he's attacking all of our values our sacred places and our humanity and jerusalem according to un resolutions is the capital of two states if he does this today he will destroy the peace proce

was a feeling that he could have articulated his his concern and a little stronger and reference drusilla in the context of this this are people that they're facing now the u.n. refugee agency says the world is now witnessing the highest level of displacement of people ever recorded almost sixty five million people have been forced to leave their homes supporting the estimated sixty million displaced by world war two almost a third of them are refugees and half hour under the age of eighteen there are also ten million stateless people they've been denied a nationality and access to basic rights such as education health care employment and freedom of movement the u.n.h.c.r. estimates twenty people are forcibly displaced every minute as a result of conflict or persecution libya has been a major transit point for refugees trying to get to europe and hundreds have died trying to cross the mediterranean would have been well head has more from tripoli. this is the libyan coast were made grants and refugees usually sail of to europe the usually take rubber boats in a very bad condition and usual

so on the american side we see that effectively we've been recognizing drusilla as israel's capital since nine hundred forty nine american president secretaries of state and other diplomats often visit their israel's parliaments there the prime minister's office the president's office in the supreme court so after thirty years of peace processing from one george schultz announced that the p.l.o. was the representative the palestinian people back in eighty eight until today we've seen a process where america has taken the position of a neutral arbiter between the palestinians and the israelis and hasn't gotten us anywhere and fact in so far as the palestinians have been able to get concession after concession from the israelis they've responded with violence so i think what trump is doing is he's flipping the peace paradigm on its head instead of instead of making israel make concessions he's saying to the palestinians the future of american foreign policy will move forward with with or without you when it's time for you to get ok we'll be able to and so the goshi on our terms ok ok well t

discussions but that there could be no question over jerusalem status and purposes the capital of france drusilla is the capital of israel and the capital of israel for three thousand years it's been the capital of the jewish state for seven years the israeli leader also hit out of the turkish president at a one had spoken by phone on saturday the two men reaffirming their condemnation of trump's announcement. and one is attacked is with us what is my response i'm not used to receiving. lectures. about morality from a leader who bombs kurdish villagers in his native took a palestinian leaders say but the united states could no longer be considered an honest broker in any future peace talks firm eggs both couldn't leave the door open for him. to take the lead but not everyone here was pleased with my girls decision to host netanyahu on saturday hundreds of protesters gathered in central paris. jerusalem is not the capital of israel it's not only the palestinian capital it's the capital of all religions with the for muslims christians jews macro recently mediated in the political crisis in lebanon

everyone it's like an insult but don't want to be able to do anything at all either has only been to drusilla twice that's how often israel has granted him permission still like every palestinian he considers it the only capital for a future palestinian state this is the closest point many palestinians can reach even though the city is less than a half hour's drive from this checkpoint but to go through it they need special permission from the israelis and that's very difficult to come by. well cohen is from jerusalem he lived abroad for several years but decided to return home so his wife and children could get their residency twenty years later his daughter who is still waiting for hers. i don't have an id i don't have any proof that i'm a living human being i might not get my papers but i'm holding on to my rights best can't refute trump's decision he won't meet the american vice president but what else can he do the palestinian authority has come under criticism for being too lenient it was established after the courts and many say it should be dissolved since they agree mint has gone now

figure out what exactly that means when we say jerusalem is the jewish capital the thousands of years drusilla has changed hands the subject of a continuing struggle for control this latest chapter in that history has had its narrative shifted by the us president its eventual resolution seeming only to slip further into the future in this holy city air force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem more than two hundred people are dead after a tropical storm devastated the southern philippines tens of thousands have been forced from their homes and a state of emergency has been declared in several areas more than one hundred fifty people are missing but a huge rescue effort underway brian has the latest from the capital manila. philippines it's christmas day assessing the damage from this storm as it moved away into the south china sea leaving a swathe of damage across a broad area of mindanao one of the worst affected provinces was in the north of mindanao which had the highest death toll the second highest casualty rate was recalled a little province in the south of the island so much of the

israel completely reject just preposterous was allusion drusilla's our capital always was always will be but i do appreciate the fact that a growing number of countries refused to participate in this theater of the absurd so i appreciate that and especially i want to again express our thanks to president trump and investor do only for their store difference of israel and there's a difference of the truth i'm extremely encouraged that the vast majority of the states of the members of the united nations general assembly did not succumb to american black men and did not accept their insults. and they stood up for justice for the rule of law and for what is right. well donald trump has already proposed deep cuts to u.s. foreign aid as part of his twenty eight thousand budget currently egypt is the biggest recipient of u.s. aid behind israel followed by jordan of ghana stunned and kenya all nine of the top aide recipients behind israel voted against the u.s. except for kenya were skipped the meeting but the trumpet ministration could have a difficult time cutting foreign aid assistance as

israel completely rejects posterous was a drusilla's our capital always was always will be but i do appreciate the fact that a growing number of countries refused to participate in this theater of the absurd so i appreciate that and especially i want to again express our thanks to president trump an investor only for their store defense of israel and there's goal difference of the truth well donald trump has already proposed deep cuts to u.s. foreign aid as part of his twenty eight thousand budget currently hipped is the biggest recipient of u.s. aid behind israel followed by jordan afghanistan and kenya all nine of the top recipients behind israel voted against the u.s. except for kenya would skip the meeting but the trumpet ministration could have a difficult time cutting foreign aid assistance as it warned some aid programs like the one to egypt are mandated by congress and any major withdrawal of u.s. aid to african countries that took the side of the palestinians would further open the door to china which is competing for a greater influence on the confidence. of jordan has more from wash

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figure out what exactly that means when we say jerusalem is the jewish capital the thousands of years drusilla has changed hands the subject of a continuing struggle for control this latest chapter in that history has had its narrative shifted by the us president its eventual resolution seeming only to slip further into the future in this holy city are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem or just over a thousand palestinian christians live in the gaza strip malcolm webb went to meet some of them to find out how they're celebrating. this is all of rosettes sires extended family and gala this christmas. her son went to the occupied west bank three years ago and never came back he took his two sons worried for their future hearing. one of her daughters moved to canada six years ago a family that. life is very difficult in gaza we live under siege and we cannot move anywhere gaza has become a big prison we've witnessed many was during the bombing we had to sleep in the church for safety the the story of rosettes family is typical among has a small community of christians because they're