e.u. foreign ministers talks for us today hi gary they are meeting also to talk about this financial crisis facing the u.n. agency does that mean that there's going to be more cash from europe. the european union the u.s. and saudi arabia other key donors for that u.n. agency and so europeans take that financial crisis the u.n. agency now finds itself in very seriously and that's one of the reasons why frederica mimo greeny the chief foreign policy chief of the e.u. has called for this extraordinary session now will the e.u. be able to fill the gap entirely that has been created by the u.s. the answer clearly is no the. gold he does not have the money but it's also not willing to do that are they are they hoping to bridge that gap at least for the medium term that is very likely so it's i think the likely scenario is that we will see money that has been earmarked already for the organizations will just be paid earlier and then one hopes to find a political solution to this financial crisis how have international donors been reacting to the fact that washington has decided to withhold aid fo

e.u. foreign policy chief frederica she says that the e.u. still committed to a two state solution. and look if. he will. actually see for more on this now we have our correspondent in the middle east policy paula how has this announcement gone down there. well as you can imagine it's only further going to divide society here in israel and in the border middle east it's a hugely controversial announcement that was made by the american vice president that the united states is moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem by the end of next year no doubt it's going to cause the same kind of outrage that we saw on the streets of the palestinian territories when trump a few weeks ago and now that he recognized jerusalem as israel's capital now a day of rage has been called for tomorrow choose day to protest against the vice president's visit and announcements we also know that when he arrived here in israel yesterday there were posters with his photo that were on that would been trampled upon and thrown about at the same time when that announcement was made as you mentioned they were me

e.u. foreign ministers in brussels abbas wants the block to step up political efforts in the middle east as our correspondent in brussels tomorrow earlier you know you spoke about what abbas has to try and garner get achieve wiley's in brussels but one of the big conversation points since the jerusalem declaration back in december was how other blocks or countries could step up to the mark to the level that the united states is as a general mediator in this whole conflict mediator that the palestinians do not want does the e.u. want to give a bus that prize. well i mean the european union is heavily invested in the palestinian israeli conflict both financially and even member states militarily by supplying weapons at the early ages of the creation of the jewish states and obviously in terms of security elements as well but there what the european union understands is that there does need to be some sort of resumption of a political process which has essentially been left in tatters now the also accords although they were finally signed on the white house lawn they were hatched in a european

e.u. foreign policy ministers as well as the e.u. foreign policy chief was just take a listen to what they both said. i want to first of all reassure president abbas and is the location of the firm commitment of the european union to the two state solution with jerusalem as shared capito of the two states. we consider the european union a true partner and friend we therefore call on its member states to swiftly recognize the state of palestine there is no contradiction between the recognition of palestine and the resumption of peace negotiations. do you think what we're looking at here deidre is the palestinians trying to get the e.u. to take the role of the us i think the palestinians are pushing for a one sided diplomatic solution and it's not going to work it simply isn't and yes the e.u. has always been much friendlier to this notion of a one sided recognition of palestine that the u.s. would not do something like this but i don't think that there will be international recognition and it's not a way to forge a path to peace do you

e.u. foreign affairs chief frederica motor rini are expected to voice their support for the deal one day ahead of a key sanctions decision by washington the deal is under threat as u.s. president donald trump will decide on friday whether to reimpose oil sanctions on tehran iran has issued a stark warning to washington vowing to reduce its compliance with the u.n. nuclear watchdog should trump decide not to renew the sanctions waiver. if america fails to meet its commitments and does not sign the sanctions waiver we consider it a violation of the nuclear deal. under such circumstances the islamic republic has its own actions to take. if there is a lack of commitment from the american side they should not expect iran to have the same level of cooperation it has had with the international atomic energy organization over the past two years. oh let's get the latest on those talks taking place today in brussels between e.u. and iran max hoffman joins us from brussels it's feared max that president trump might pull the plug on the iranian nuclear deal if he does what can the europeans and the irania

e.u. foreign policy chief and the foreign ministers of britain france and germany met on a rainy and delegation in brussels the agreement needs to be signed off every ninety days and the u.s. president has until friday to decide if he'll reimpose sanctions. the european union remains committed to support the full and effective limitation of the agreements including to make sure that the lifting of nuclear related sanctions has a positive impact on trade and economic relations with iran including benefits for the iranian people. the agreement has allowed for deeper cooperation and continuous dialogue with iran on all issues. amnesty international has called for an independent investigation into alleged atrocities carried out by mere miles military it follows the army's admission for the first time that it soldiers killed ten muslim ranger who were buried in a mass grave the u.n. accuses me of miles military of ethnic cleansing which it denies israel has approved more than eleven hundred new settlement homes in the occupied west bank this could further strain relations between israel and the pale

e.u. foreign policy chief eric and european foreign ministers he urged european union nations to recognize the state of palestine to hear what. we pay all due respect to the positions of the european union we truly consider the e.u. as a partner in free and and therefore we call its member states to swiftly recognize the state of palestine and we confirm that there is no contradiction between rick. ignition and the resumption of negotiations. in other world news turkish troops and their syrian rebel allies are closing in on kurdish forces in their fight to secure the border area the operation to push out the syrian kurdish y p g is intensifying and president insists it will succeed the white house has been more cautious and says turkey must exercise restraint stephanie deck every force on the turkey syria border. it's almost becoming routine shelling and heavy artillery fired by the turkish army into syria. the monday border new development with turkey opening a new front in the ground offensive free syrian army fighters will now move towards africa and from the east. initially the f.s.a.

e.u. foreign policy chief federica mulcaire in the end european foreign ministers he urged european union nations to recognize the state of palestine in other world news turkish troops and their syrian rebel allies are closing in on kurdish forces in their fight to secure the border area the operation to push out the syrian kurdish y p g is intensifying and president bush won insists it will succeed the white house has been more cautious and says turkey must exercise restraint stephanie decker reports on the turkey syria border. it's almost becoming routine shelling and heavy artillery fired by the turkish army into syria. the monday brought a new development with turkey opening a new front in the ground offensive free syrian army fighters will now move towards africa and from the us. initially the f.s.a. forces entered syria through turkey from its west and routed borders and after the airstrikes and heavy shelling helped pave the way in the first twenty four hours turkey says it is targeting y p g fighters a kurdish group it says is a terrorist organization which also happens to be amer

e.u. foreign affairs chief federica michael rainey are expected to voice their support for the deal one day ahead of a key sanctions decision by washington now the deal is under threat as u.s. president donald trump will decide on friday whether to reimpose oil sanctions on tehran iran has issued a stark warning to washington vowing to reduce its compliance with the u.n. nuclear watchdog if trump decides not to renew the same way for. if america fails to meet its commitments and does not sign the sanctions waiver we consider it a violation of the nuclear deal. under such circumstances the islamic republic has its own actions to take. if there is a lack of commitment from the american side they should not expect iran to have the same level of cooperation it has had with the international atomic energy organization over the past two years. let's bring ended up in the brussels of for us some accessorise meeting with the ministers this comes a day before president trump as we said is expected to announce if america will abandon the agreement what do the europeans want to which today. they want

e.u. foreign ministers are holding talks today on whether to provide emergency funding to palestinian refugees this comes after u.s. president donald trump drastically cut financial aid to them now some five million people are urgently need to support and the u.n. agency responsible for them says it is running out of money let's take a closer look at what the agency for policy unwraps palestinian refugees is doing the united nations relief and works agency has provided essential aid for palestinian refugees and their descendants first seven decades many of them were displaced during the arab israeli war in one thousand nine hundred forty eight and the six day war in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven today more than five million palestinians are registered in camps in jordan syria lebanon the occupied west bank and the gaza strip donations from u.n. member states make up nearly all of the agency's budget of over one billion dollars the united states gave three hundred sixty four million u.s. dollars in two thousand and seventeen four hundred forty one million dollars came from the e.u. and

e.u. foreign policy chief for dicom o'grady again contradicted u.s. policy in jerusalem here's what she said. clearly there is a problem with jerusalem and i would say this is a very diplomatic euphemism and we europeans as well as all the other words and the united nations system as such. still continue to believe that the only pragmatic realistic solution for jerusalem has to come from direct negotiations and has to be the capital of two states. if i'm on this issue let me join our jerusalem correspondent tanya crema she's near the israeli parliament the knesset where mike pence is due to speak and tell me i'm mike pence described jerusalem as the capital of israel what sort of signal of dissent but underscoring this during his visit there. well i mean he's expected to say that he fully supports the decision by president trump who declared in december that truisms the capital of israel and he had got a very very warm welcome here by israeli leaders by the government and as he said he will speak also at the knesset later we are standing here nearby w

e.u. foreign policy chief frederica margarita. clearly that is a problem with that is and i. say this is a very diplomatic euphemism and we europeans as well as all of the out of words and the united nations system as such. still continue to believe that the only problem i think realistic solution for general selamat has to come from direct negotiations and has to be the capital of two states. tony come out what does my mood about so want from the e.u. . well he wants to keep this momentum that most of the international countries also came out against this u.s. decision and what he wants from the e.u. is basically what he said today you would like them to recognize palestine as a state and he would like them to play a much bigger role here politically the e.u. is one of the main donors in the occupied palestinian territories but at the same time the palestinians think they could play a much bigger role because what they have been saying over the past couple of weeks since this u.s. decision is that they concious the united states as an honest broker any more in any kind of pe

e.u. foreign ministers will be meeting to discuss offering extra funding to fill that gap let's take a closer look now at the agency for palestinian refugees and what it does. the united nations relief and works agency has provided essential aid for palestinian refugees and their descendants first seven decades many of them were displaced during the arab israeli war in one thousand nine hundred forty eight and the six day war in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven today more than five million palestinians are registered in camps in jordan syria lebanon the occupied west bank and the gaza strip donations from u.n. member states make up nearly all of the agency's budget of over one billion dollars the united states gave three hundred sixty four million u.s. dollars in two thousand and seventeen four hundred forty one million dollars came from the e.u. and its member states. earlier this month the u.s. froze some sixty five million dollars of its aid for the un refugee agency during the world economic forum in davos president trump threatened to cut off u.s. aid to the palestinians altogether

e.u. foreign policy chief maslany now the e.u. has criticized tom's earliest statement that he recognizes jerusalem as israel's capital and have said that they stand by their commitment of a two state solution we took the opportunity to speak to a member of the israeli parliament who walked out during mike pence a speech. well we decided from the beginning that we were to deliver a message that there is at least twenty five twenty or thirty percent of the people in is that do not welcome him or his policy or of a policy of his administration that we see that danger in leading such kind of. told. support to binyamin netanyahu the government the fact that pence wanted to declare that today that they are moving the american embassy to jerusalem is very clearly that they don't care whether the palestinian people see as their right this brings a lot of anger and outrage among the palestinians i hope that this duration will not deteriorate we hope that the palestinian our palestinian people will find a way to express their outrage and t

e.u. foreign policy chief maslany now the e.u. has criticized tom's earliest statement that he recognizes jerusalem as israel's capital and have said that they stand by their commitment of a two state solution but we took the chance to speak to a member of the israeli parliament through all of those who walked during mike pence a speech. well we decided from the beginning that we want to deliver a message that there is at least twenty five twenty or thirty percent of the people in is that do not welcome him or his policy or of a policy of his administration that we see the danger in leading such kind of. total. support to be a mean netanyahu government the fact that wanted to declare that today that they are moving the american embassy to jerusalem says very clearly that they don't care what the palestinian people see as their right this brings a lot of anger and outrage among the palestinians i hope that this situation will not deteriorate more we hope that to the full s.t.d. our palestinian people will find a way to express thei

e.u. foreign policy chief that the block is firmly committed to a two state solution with east jerusalem as the shared capital of the two saints and talks with frederick a moderate me and european foreign ministers a bass once again called for immediate recognition of the state of palestine he argued this would not disrupt negotiations with israel on a peace settlement that is also we believe the only realistic a viable way to fulfill the legitimate aspirations of both parties we continue to promote the two state solution we are posed to settlement activity that we consider illegal under international law and to achieve this goal we need to speak and act wisely and consistently with a sense of responsibility. here world tour and remark of we pay all due respect to the positions of the european union we truly consider the e.u. as a partner and friend and therefore we call its member states to swiftly recognize the state of palestine and we confirm that there is no contradiction between recognition and the resumption of negotiations. said this president says his military will take control of

e.u. foreign policy chief federica mongering and european foreign and european foreign ministers about us is also a european union nations to recognize the state of palestine. turkish troops and their syrian rebel allies are closing in on kurdish forces as they fight secure key areas along the border turkey's operation to push out the syrian kurdish y p g is intensifying and president reza type and says it will succeed stephanie teka has this. it's almost becoming routine shelling and heavy artillery fired by the turkish army into syria. the monday border new development with turkey opening a new front in the ground offensive free syrian army fighters will now move towards africa and from the east. initially the f.s.a. forces entered syria through turkey from its west and northern borders and after the airstrikes and heavy shelling helped pave the way in the first twenty four hours turkey says it is targeting y p g fighters a kurdish group it says is a terrorist organization which also happens to be america's strongest ally in fighting isis and in syria as ever complicated web of regional

e.u.'s foreign policy chief has reassured him the block his family committed to a two state solution with jerusalem the palestinian capital of ass is also urging the european union to recognize the state of palestine at least seven people have been killed in yemen after an asse strike hits a building which doubled as a medical center five others were injured in the attack in the northern province of sada it's believed the strike was carried out by the sounding led coalition. today with the headline stay with us haron al jazeera coming up next it's counting the costs. hello i'm sami's a that this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week wall street's happy but is the u.s. recovery on.

e.u. foreign policy chief now the e.u. has criticised earlier statement that he recognizes jerusalem as israel's capital and have said that they stand by their commitment of a two state solution they spent two months flame on a member of the israeli parliament who walked out during mike pence a speech. well we decided from the beginning that we were to deliver a message deliver a message through there is a rally society in general and to the world the fact that friends wanted to declare that today that day they are moving the american embassy to jerusalem say's very clearly that they don't care what the palestinian people see as their right and more very nice is that very clearly that the e.u. stands for this solution as we know very well who is not willing to accept the fact to establish a palestinian state and defend that palestinian state beside the state of israel it's not that we are as a government. turkey's military operation against kurdish militia forces in northern syria is now on its third day anchor is seeking

e.u. foreign policy chief. now she has said that the european union remains firm behind this commitment to a two state solution and last month when the american president announced that he recognizes to use them as israel's capital the e.u. was one of the first to severely criticize that announcement. just ok thanks for the overview on the reaction of my expenses latest. reporting for us. ok we're going to continue the discussion now with a member of the israeli parliament idea to muscle a man she moved out of the classes during my expenses speech welcome to the program firstly i have to ask you why did you leave during the us vice president speech why we decided from the beginning that we were to deliver a message deliver a message through there is a rally society in general and to the world that bence is not accepted and welcomed by all the citizens of israel there is at least twenty five twenty or thirty per cent of the people in is that do not welcome him or his policy or the policy of his administration th

e.u. foreign policy chief under reagan margaret rainey saying that the e.u. supports a two state solution and an east jerusalem less capital of a palestinian state there's a little bit of a divide happening across the atlantic on this isn't there. yes there is but i don't think that this is a typical u.s. administration we have a white house that has broken all the red lines from touching on racism to admitting sexual harassment and misconduct to insulting native americans to insulting hispanics of specially mexicans. everywhere you look the new u.s. administration has broken the traditional respectability of the white house and today's pen speech in the names that has been i mean you could have never caused so done so many blunders. european union actually have a say in altering what happens next and yet. in the normal case would have some pull but with the current administration i do not think that the e.u. would have any influence and honestly that we see that the relations are not at a point where either side can of the atlantic can influence the other an

e.u. foreign policy chief federico and european foreign ministers will be meeting him soon he wants them to recognize the state of palestine in light of the u.s. recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. clearly there is a problem with. say this is a very diplomatic euphemism. the european states well us all be out of work and so the united nations system such. still continues to believe that the only black magic realistic solution for jerusalem has to come from god and negotiations and has to be the capital of the state. we will continue to work to support them international framework well to the u.s. now where hundreds of thousands of federal employees will have to stay at home on monday as the government shutdown extends into the working week money for federal agencies was cut off on saturday after the senate failed to pass a funding bill a new vote on the spending plan is due in the coming hours and cost or is following developments from washington d.c. . the shutdown of the u.s. government will stretch into a third day this is after the faint glimmer of hope to achieve an overnight

e.u. foreign policy chief federica marini he urged the e.u. nations to recognize the state of palestine turkey's army says one of its soldiers has been killed as its troops and syrian rebel allies close in and kurdish forces president treasure proud of and says the operation to secure the border will be successful however the u.s. is urging turkey to show restraint in yemen at least seven people have been killed after an airstrike hit a building used as a home and medical center five others were injured in the attack in the northern province of sada it's believed the strikes were carried out by the saudi led coalition bangladesh's delayed plans to repatriate hundreds of thousands of the hinge refugees who fled violence in me and mock the process was due to begin on tuesday but a list verifying the details of people to be sent back is still incomplete the u.n. has one that i must go home voluntarily with their safety assured those are the headlines here and al-jazeera the news will continue in about half an hour after inside story by finance. t

e.u. foreign policy chief now the e.u. has criticized tom's earliest statement that he recognizes to see them as israel's capital and have said that they stand by their commitment of a two state solution. are we spoke to an israeli lawmaker who walked out during my prince of speach. well we decided from the beginning that we want to deliver a message that there is at least twenty five twenty is thirty per cent of the people in is that do not welcome him or his policy or to the policy of his administration that we see the danger in leading such kind of. total. support to binyamin netanyahu governments the fact that benson wanted to declare that today that they are moving the american embassy to jerusalem says very clearly that they don't care what the palestinian people see as their right this brings a lot of anger and outrage among the palestinians i hope that this will not deteriorate we hope that to the full s.t.d. our palestinian people are was find a way to express their outrage and their anger about such kind of the c

e.u. foreign ministers in brussels he's urging the block to recognize the state of palestine immediately about also wants the e.u. to step up political efforts in the middle east. turkey's president says that he's had an agreement with russia to launch a military operation in northern syria although moscow has declined to confirm it the offensive initially focused on targeting kurdish y p g fighters. but has now expanded to. turkey wants to create a buffer zone to protect its border. caseloads parliament speaker has for presence of leader colors teachable as the candidate to form the region's new government the nomination comes as of all rived in denmark despite threats from spain that he'd be detained on sunday spain's state prosecutor said it will reactivate and arrest warrant for pujol if he leaves belgium but the supreme court rejected that request . former football star george weah has been sworn in various new president the fifty one year old won a landslide in a runoff vote in december against the outgoing vice president joseph because those were the headlines talked to al jazeera is th

e.u. foreign policy chief federica will give any urge a u. nations to recognize the state of palestine. turkey's army says one of its soldiers has been killed as its troops and syrian rebel eyes closing in on kurdish forces president says the operation to secure the border will be successful but the u.s. is urging turkey to show restraint the united nations is bathing in action and leadership fairly is for the shop rise in the number of its peacekeepers being killed at least fifty six of them died last year the highest tally since one thousand nine hundred four a new report warns there iconic blue helmets and un flags no longer offer them protection and in japan more than a dozen skiis have been injured and one is missing after they were caught up in a volcano eruption this was a moment rocks rained down on the ski field near the resort town of two four people were caught in an avalanche those are the headlines the stream is next on al-jazeera. facing realities growing up when to do you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the m

e.u. foreign policy chief and the foreign ministers of britain france and germany met in a rainy and delegation in brussels they say the deal is essential for international security president trump has until friday to decide if he'll reimpose sanctions on tehran. european union remains committed to support the full and affective limitation of the agreements including to make sure that the lifting of nuclear related sanctions has a positive impact on trade and economic relations with iran including benefits for the iranian people. the agreement has allowed for deeper cooperation and continuous dialogue with iran on all issues. israel has approved more than eleven hundred new settlement homes in the occupied west bank the move will further strain relations between israel and palestine following the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital all settlements are illegal under international law more than two thousand troops have been deployed across tunis here after days of violent protests against austerity people are angry at the government's plan to raise taxes and the price of basi

e.u.'s foreign policy chief said that he chemical he made the announcement at a donors meeting in brussels the u.n. has warned that gaza's economy is on the verge of collapse we know the more we can achieve progress on the ground the more this can help prevent violence and the more this can help. a political process so in this context we believe it is important that the palestinian authority is committed to unite the west bank and gaza on the one single and legitimate authority. well by joins us live now from brussels. how did this come about and ultimately did the europeans have the will and not just the funds that the step in for the u.s. . or barbara despite that announcement by the european union of this new package of aid i don't think anyone is expecting that to change anything quickly and it's important to note that aid package is for basically state building for strengthening political institutions are particularly in the occupied west bank and for debt reduction and helping businesses and so on it certainly not to replace the activities of the united nations agency. and today's me

e.u. foreign policy chief federica murray any he urged the e.u. nations to recognize the state of palestine. turkey's army says one of its soldiers has been killed as its troops in syrian rebel allies close in and kurdish forces president treasure tell you about a month says the operation to secure the border will be successful however the u.s. is urging turkey to show restraint in yemen at least seven people have been killed after an airstrike hit a building used as a home and medical center five others were injured in the attack in the northern province of sada it's believed the strikes were carried out by the saudi led coalition. bangladesh has delayed plans to repatriate hundreds of thousands of the hinge refugees who fled violence in me and the process was due to begin on tuesday but a list verifying the details of people to be sent back is still incomplete the un has warned that i must go home voluntarily with their safety assured those are the headlines here and al-jazeera the news will continue in about half an hour after inside story by f

delegation brussels was of reassurance couldn't come at a better time the foreign ministers of britain germany and france as well as the e.u.'s foreign policy chief reaffirmed their support for the iran nuclear deal which u.s. presidents donald trump has referenced. the deal is working it is the leave it in can its main goal which remains keeping the iranian nuclear program in check and. the survey against the need played an important role in crafting the landmark nuclear court in the summer of two thousand and fifteen she has lobbied hard to convince washington to keep the nuclear issue separate from other contentious issues with tehran such as its ballistic missile program what the nuclear deal could however facilitate is talking about these issues something all ministers emphasized in brussels and a tradition good record or material on of course we must also address the situation in iran we are all very concerned regarding the rights of those demonstrating in the streets we are convinced that people have a fundamental right to demonstrate on top of that we also need to talk about iran's actions in the wider regional eve

e.u. foreign policy chief frederica morgan and european foreign ministers about says also as european union nations to recognize the state of palestine. here. we pay all due respect to the positions of the european union we truly consider the e.u. as a partner in free and and therefore we call its member states to swiftly recognize the state of palestine and we confirm that there is no contradiction between recognition and the resumption of negotiations. turkish troops and the syrian rebel allies are closing in on kurdish forces as they fight secure key areas along the border turkey's operation to push out the syrian kurdish y p g is intensifying and president recipe insists it will succeed well the u.s. secretary of state says that america will help turkey establish a security zone in northwestern syria and that is a sign that washington is accepted in chris move seventy deca has this report. it's almost becoming routine shelling and heavy artillery fired by the turkish army into syria. the monday border new development with turkey opening a new front in the ground offensive free syrian ar

e.u.'s foreign policy chief has reassured him the block is firmly committed to a two state solution with these jerusalem as the palestinian capital about us is also urging the european union to recognize the state of palestine. it's like he's president insists his military will take control of the kurdish held enclave of african in northern syria as it batters the area with croft and ground forces turkish forces and their free syrian army have opened up a second front against the syrian kurdish white b.g. fighters in the town of is that in the east of the freed enclave why p.g. is a u.s. ally group that he could sit as terrorists. well lovable star george ware has replaced africa's first female head of state as liberia's new president has been sworn in to winning by a landslide against vice president joseph prakash in december succeeds nobel peace prize winner and then johnson sirleaf in the library his first peaceful transition of power since the one nine hundred forty for them today with headlines there with its face to face jobs and gates coming up. tonight in a sense grew up together we we

e.u.'s foreign policy chief ed henry chemical rini made the announcement at a donors meeting in brussels the u.n. has warned that gaza's economy is on the verge of collapse we know the more we can achieve progress on the ground the more this can help prevent violence and the more this can help also a political process so in this context we believe it is important that the palestinian authority is committed to unite the west bank and gaza on the one i'm single and legitimate authority. it's long been symbolic of the grave human rights abuses committed during the so-called war on terror but now u.s. president donald trump has decided to keep the notorious guantanamo military prison open through an executive order former president barack obama had promised to close the facility in cuba within a year after taking office but while many prisoners were released obama was unable to keep his promise to shut down guantanamo all together in a state of the union address on tuesday trump warned hundreds of dangerous terrorists had been released in the past but this would no longer be allowed to happen. t

delegation brussels was of reassurance couldn't come at a better time the foreign ministers of britain germany and france as well as the e.u.'s foreign policy chief reaffirmed their support for the iran nuclear deal which u.s. presidents donald trump has threatened to lead to the deal is working it is they're leaving on its main goal which remains keeping the iranian nuclear program in check and i will see the survey against any played an important role in crafting the landmark nuclear accord in the summer of two thousand and fifteen she has lobbied hard to convince washington to keep the nuclear issue separate from other contentious issues with tehran such as its ballistic missile program what the nuclear deal could however facilitate is talking about these issues something all ministers emphasized in brussels and a tradition good record of committing it on of course we must also address the situation in iran we are all very concerned regarding the rights of those demonstrating in the streets we are convinced that people have a fundamental right to demonstrate on top of that we also need to talk about iran's actions in th

e.u. foreign policy chief is frederica mongering he made the announcement to donors meeting in brussels the aid cannot come soon enough for the two million people in gaza where an israeli blockade has led to a worsening humanitarian situation imran khan reports on the day to day challenges its people are facing. gaza is crumbling. the siege imposed by israel in egypt now and its eleven pm and three walls have left its infrastructure in ruins everything is in dire need of repair or replacement buildings roads house services. this is a shop day a refugee camp mo in abu dujan this house is not fit for human habitation according to the local united nations agency yet there's no money for even basic repair much less extensive reconstruction. and we are a family of eight people living in a small house until now we can provide food and i can't expand the house i only have two small rooms the house is too small and it's falling to pieces the blockade dictates the day to day reality for two million people in gaza where israel controls the borders space and walters goes an economic experts are warnin