the three israelis took 16-year-old abu in his neighborhood in east jerusalem.hey beat him and burnt him alive in a forest. after their arrest they said they did it in retaliation of the murder of three israeli teenagers the month before. violent confrontation on a daily basis, it was a spiral of violence that many believe sparked israeli's war in gaza last summer. security was tight. it's taken a year and a half for this partial verdict to be reached but questions remain, will the main ringleader be found guilty and how will the two minors be sentenced? palestinians say they have little trust in the israeli justice system. they believe israelis who commit crimes against palestinians are hardly ever held in account. the sentencing for minors will follow in january but whatever decision is reached it could have a direct impact on an really tense situation on the ground. stefanie dekker, al jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. >> the trial is underway of the first of the six policemen accused of causing the death of a young black manin baltimore. freddy gray died o

the three israelis took him from his neighborhood in occupied east jerusalem. they beat him and burned him alive in a forest. after their arrest, they told israeli security services they did it in retaliation for the murder of three teenage israeli settlers in the occupied west bank a month before. the murder ignited the palestinian street with violent confrontations on a daily basis. it was the spiral of violence that men believed sparked israel's war in gaza last summer. outside the court, security was tight. >> it's taken a year and a half for this partial verdict to be reached. questions remain will the ringleader be found guilty and how will he be sentenced. >> palestinians have little trust in the system. the final verdict will be announced in three weeks and the sentencing for the minors will follow in january. whatever decision is reached, it could have a direct impact on that an already tense situation on the ground. stephanie decker, al jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. >> now, pope francis has wrapped up his three nation five day african tour. he s

back in east jerusalem security was tight.t's taken a year and a half for this partial verdict to be reached but questions remain will the main ring leader be found guilty and how will the two miles a minors be sentenced, israelis who commit violence against palestinians are hardly ever held to account. the sentencing for minors will be held in january. it could have a direct impact on an already tense situation on the ground. stefanie dekker, al jazeera, in occupied east jerusalem. >>> the trial is underway for the six policemen accused of causing the death of freddy gr gray. his death sparked rights on the streets of baltimore. john terret has been following events at the courtroom. >> reporter: the back story is that freddy gray was a young african american man from baltimore who was being transported in a police wagon last april when a week later he died of spine injuries. now court cases involved in the six officers involved in his arrest and death. william g. porter, accused of involuntary manslaughter, when freddy gray

we have reports from outside of the court in east jerusalem. a third suspect has yet to be convicted. >> an insanity plea at the last hour. the man accused of masterminding the murder of a palestinian teenager. ben david arrived in court on monday morning. the two israelis were found guilty of murder. but now the judge needs to assess the mind of the david at the time. >> this is manipulation. he can't get away with this crime which he reenacted in detail with the police. we do not believe he was insane. the plan was well planned. >> this is surveillance from july of last year. the three israelis took the 16-year-old from his neighborhood in occupied east jerusalem. they beat him, and burned him alive in a forest. after their arrest they told israeli security services they did it in retaliation for the murder of three teenage israeli settlers in the occupied west bank a month before. the murder ignited the palestinians street with violent confrontations on a daily basis. it was a spiral of violence that many believed sparked israel's war in gaz

easily responded to time to the suspect's plea of insanity. >> more from outside the court in east jerusalem. >> taken almost a year and a half for this partial verdict to be reached and two minors guilty of committing the murder but the main ring leader 30-year-old man his lawyers at the last hour submitted an insanity plea so the court is now saying a final verdict on his case will come on the 20th of december but a lot of disappointment here and spoke to the lawyer of the family who sees this as a manipulation and what he tells us is that at the time of the arrest ben david actually went through how he planned and reenacted the entire murder so he says there was no indication that he was insane and a very clear, planned meticulous action there and also an issue here of course is how palestinians perceive this the street and very skeptical that any justice will be done to israelis accused of committing crimes against palestinians and we will will to wait how this all plays out and question how the two minors will be sentenced and recently a law passed effecting palestinian minors with maxi

the late pope says in protest the occupation, occupied east jerusalem. the cops should not enter here without the muslims. they are keen to stress that. he knew the archbishop. >> we go down there. we saw the body arriving. a small procession to the church of the holly spectre to where it's taking place. keen to keep this low key, and stressing that the position has not changed. having said that. it has visited during easter to make the pilgrimage. there are other leading visitors, the head of the organization of islamic cooperation. the head of the maronite church. with the pope in 2014, it is not unusual. it's causing controversy. it's keen to stress that the position has not changed. >> stephanie dekker, live in the occupied east jerusalem. >> a shooting at a birth control clinic killed three people including a police officer. nine others were wounded before the suspect surrounded. the motive is uncontrary. the situation has been controlled. there's no other peril to the citizens. >> that marked the end of a standoff between the gunmen and the police.

the christian church makes a rare visit to israel and we will have more from occupied east jerusalem.violent protests by refugees as macedonia begins erecting a fence and we have the latest where belgium and u k are fighting to take the upper hand. ♪ kenya's ministry of inter interior arrested two men and accused of working on behalf of iranian intelligence and reportedly traveled to iran last month and investigators believe they may have been plotting attacks in the country. pope francis preached a message of reconciliation and peace to uganda today. thousands gathered in the capitol to listen to the pontiff. pope francis arrived in uganda on friday for the second stage of his tour and he gave mass for christians killed in the 19th century for refusing to denounce their faith animal malcolm is there and is live and what did he have to say, malcolm? >> well, he said that people should turn hate into love when they are hated or have hostile approaches from their neighbors or other people, they should turn that reaction into love and possibly referring to some of the conflicts that ugan

let's go straight to stephanie decker who is live in east jerusalem and seen two men found guilty butout the third who is also accused of brutal murder? >> that's right. well his lawyers last-minute submitted an insanity plea and this is what the court is addressing and are told a final verdict on his case will be on the 20th of december and the others, two minors have been found guilty and their argument is they were not involved in the kidnapping but not the murder but there is disappointment certainly when it comes to the main ring leader, a 13-year-old man david, ultra orthodox man and the feeling the street is this is being delayed and we spoke to the lawyer of the family and who is disappointed and said this is a manipulation and this is what he had to tell us. >> translator: we don't have to wait for the court which has been expunged and could have responded to the main suspect's plea of insanity. >> reporter: still a lot of questions to be asked and specifically also when it comes to the sentencing. what is interesting is that the israeli parliament recently passed a law that

stefanie dekker, al jazeera, in occupied east jerusalem. >> still ahead on the program. russia is blamed for an air strike in syria which has cilgd does of people. killeddozens of people. and remembering the best rugby superstar. >> a reminder of top stories on al jazeera. world leaders gather in paris for cop 21. intense negotiations to enter into a deal. turkish prime minister has refused to apologize for shooting down a russian jet over turkish air space. >>> last minute insanity plea. >>> more than 44 people have been buried in a syrian town. activists have accused russia of carrying out the attack. attacks by syrian and russian jets continue. a warning, you may find some images in osama ben javad's report disturbing. >> reporter: people in the town had to bury multiple bodies after dozens were killed on a raid on sunday. they had to use an excavator to dig a hole large enough. >> we put three to five bodies in each bag. >> reporter: the main market was packed with shoppers when it was bombarded repeatedly. people here blame the russian he for attacks. >> the russian

his predecessor banned cops travelling to israel in fro test of the occupation of east jerusalem. stephanie dekker is there with the latest on the visit. >> the coptic church is keen to stress this is an extraordinary visit because the two men were friends of the this was a personal friend of the archbishop. they went to university, and the position that the archbishop held in the holy land, passing away on wednesday. this is why he's here, leading the funeral. the church says that he mr not be visiting religious places here, and would be finishing the funeral and returning to egypt. they know the sensitivity of the issue, that's the message. it has not changed from when he said 1979 and israel signed the reports, that they should enter jerusalem together. that is still the case. they do not want it seen as a change in policy. an extraordinary visit >>> saudi-led coalition air strikes targeted boats to yemen. they were hit in a port. this is the first time the coalition carried out strikes against alleged smugglers. we have more. >> translation: the saudi-led coalition carried out

basically in the occupied territories, places like the west bank, east jerusalem, the golan heights and the north. >> the goods in question are mainly fresh produce, milk, chicken, honey, eggs, fresh vegetables fruits like dates, grapes. and then the cosmetic industry. israel has a thriving one based around the dead sea in occupied territories. excluded are industrial goods. prime minister benjamin netanyahu also reacted saying that the e.u. was applying double standards. there are 200 disputed territories in the world and none of them has faced such decision. they said that israel's economy will not be touched as much, many analysts hearsay that these exports from the occupied territories present a tiny margin in the israeli economy, but in the individual manufacturering, the individual farmers could be harmed. >> germany will run tests on cars suspected of in a nip lating nitrogen oxide emissions. thursday is a potentially life done defining day for students in south korea. the college examine day is so important. the culmination of years of learning. but some students and parents are

the face of strong israeli opposition that agricultural and cosmetic products that come from east jerusalem and the golan heights will have to be labeled in that direct way. it will no longer be enough to say "made in israel." it will have to say "made in a jewish settlement in the west bank." we heard from brussels a description that it is merely technical, but it is more than technical. we've had a contention of that from the eu's ambassador to israel. he said it is political. it reflects our views. it is a decision we made in 2005 and we are now, finally, after 10 years, implementing it. these are not israeli territories. until there is an agreement between israel and the palestinian state, whatever it will be, that's our view and that's what we are implementing. chris: we heard just now what benjamin netanyahu thinks of all this. tell us more about the reaction from israelis and palestinians. irris: it had been across the board condemnation. you've heard the israeli prime minister. he was forthright. so was his justice minister. she is from the jewish settler party in israel's parliamen

they moved to a small apartment in east jerusalem because the city was divided into a jewish and an arab city. and in 1967, the six-day war happened when the israelis invaded jerusalem and conquered it. we have lived under the israeli occupation ever since, always longing to go back to our ancestral homes. >> and my father's story that we left the home that he was born in and his father, etc., always was with us. >> whenever i walk here i feel as though i'm walking with a shiver in my body. like i feel at home. they used to have the stables down there. and actually, this is my father's room right there. for threes three years i would say easily 50-year-old trees. because my father, when he came here, he said he remember when they left here they were a little bit taller than him. >> i was born the first generation to be born outside our house. to take someone's home is like worse than ripping their heart away from their body. >> i took david to meet my childhood friend. he and i went to the same school. i went afterwards to the united states, and he went to greece to study denyivityry, bu

there despite a ban on pilgram to israel issued by predecessor who was against the occupation of east jerusalemre attending the funeral of a senior coptic official and out cry on social media with many posts acruising him of betrayal and more from stephanie decker who is in occupied east jerusalem. >> reporter: the coptic church is very keen to this but this is not an official visit, this is an extraordinary visit and a human visit because the two men were friends. pope the second was a personal friend of the archbishop and went to university together and what they held in the coptic church in the holy land passed away on wednesday and this is why he is here paying his respects leading the funeral and the church does say he will not be visiting any official any religious places here. he will be finishing the funeral and then will be returning to egypt because they know the sensitivity of this issue. so certainly that is the message they say it has not changed not from the late pope when he said 1979 when israel and egypt signed those accords that muslims should be entering jerusalem together an

. >> yes he's given the green light like opening a porch in east jerusalem that will start in a few months. all of this is part of the choreography of netanyahu's stroift washington. every time he comes there's. talking about building outside of the existing settlements. we're talking about settlements within the same settlement. >> but if there is choreography in the media raising the issue, isn't there choreography with netanyahu, isn't what he's doing is trying osmooth over americans in order for israel to git the $50 billion in military aid that israel wants in the next ten years? >> actually, that is one of the issues that is on top of the agenda and that is both sides, both netanyahu and obama want to increase israel's aid package, military aid package from 3.1 billion a year to 4 billion, that's what netanyahu wants. but on the agenda there's an agreement for the next ten years years, 2017 to 2027, how large the package will be and what kind of -- and it's funny because obama has created a situation in which in order to non nonproliferate nuclear weapons to iran, a lot more to fend

it is for territories that israel has occupied since 1960 seven, the west bank, east jerusalem, and the heights. the eu suggests it is simply a technical clarification. >> the consumer has a right that is contained in the consumer legislation of the eu to know where the products they are in seeming originate from. reporter: in israel, officials and representatives said it is unlikely that great economic harm would result, but prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the episode evokes terrible episodes from the past. prime minister: this brings back target memories. europe should be ashamed of itself. there are hundreds of territorial conflicts, and they chose to single out israel and israel alone. reporter: palestinian authorities have applauded it. >> it confirms the illegal settlements. and it gives the european person a possibility of boycotting settlement products. reporter: the eu decision comes after years of pressure from member states about israel and its occupied territories. sarah: we have to take a short break, and coming up, how a shot of whiskey helped us understand the pola

it happened near the damascus gate near east jerusalem. 103 palestinians and 21 israelis killed in aave of violence that began last month. >> iraqi officials discovered mass graves containing the bodies of members of the yazidi community. on saturday. 113 bodies were bound in a village 12km south of sinjar, one of the graves was booby dropped with explosives. kurdish fighters discovered more graves and recaptured the town from i.s.i.l. fighters. >> the u.s. government will lose its legal authority to collect phone records. it follows a decision to stop the mass security programs after allegations from edward snowden. a scaled back data protection will continue >>> heap was called a traitor, leading u.s. political figures called for his murder, and he was forced into exile in russia. edward snowden's actions in disclosing the breadth of surveillance brought an end to much of the security agency's bulk collection of phone records. we know that the dragnet failed to disclose a terror plot. and a federal court declared it unconstitutional. the n.s.a. is not ending mass data collection, e

stefanie dekker is in east jerusalem and has the latest on the visits. >> reporter: the coptic church stress that this is not an official visit. it's an extraordinary visits. it's a human visit because the two men were friends, the pope was a percentage friends of the arch wish, abram. they went to the university together and also the position that the archbishop held being the heaved the coptic church in the holy land, he passed away on wednesday, this is why he is here paying his respects leading the funeral and the church does say that he will not be visited any official religious places here, he will be fishing the funeral and then will be returning toy jim. because they know the sensitivity of this issue. so certainly that's the message they say it hasn't changed, not from the late pope when he said 1979 when israel and egypt signed those peace accords that cops and muse limbs should be entering jerusalem together. they say that is still the case they can do not want this to be seen as a change in policy. again, an extraordinary visit and it's once this is done he will be returni

offer few solutions to the violence that we've seen sweeping it woulds parts of israel, occupied east jerusalem, the occupied west bank and gaza as well. that is really the reading that we can take from this. again a very brief statement from the u.s. secretary of state. he said that "terrorism deserves condemnation", and went on to say that they need to find a way forward. that way forward wasn't articulated by him. again, as we've been saying, we also didn't here from the israeli prime minister. one would imagine that those watching this, paying attention to those that we have seen, violence that have declaimed the lives over 90 palestinians, 20 israelis and has injured thousands over the period of around two months, i think any of those people trying to see if they would hear from those leaders a solution to this current crisis, they certainly didn't get any >>> there is a subtext here as well. it's the signals that have been coming out of the state department in washington. there is a reality in the u.s. and it is this, or a realisation, that there isn't an appetite on either side to stop w

there is he i especially if youk to people in jerusalem, occupied east jerusalem, israelis, palestinianseveryone is suspicious of each other. this is difficult to calm. we've seen the u.s. secretary of state john kerry come here on tuesday in a last ditch effort to speak to both leaders, the israeli prime minister and palestinian president. we have had the white thousand say recently that there will be no two-state solution under obama's presidency. that is a message that i don't think surprising anyone here. what kerry took away is nothing was achieved. he couldn't get recessions or bring anything to the palestinian president who said i'm certainly not going to give you anything, because we're the ones under occupation. very, very difficult to see how this is going to be involved. some will tell you it's the failure have the international community to put pressure on israeli to have something the palestinian president can take to his people. it's difficult to see how both sides will come to a table and palestinians don't believe this good afternoon has any intention of ending its occupa

palestinian man has been shot dead by israeli forces after allegedly carrying out a stabbing attack in east jerusalem. the man is accused of targeting an israeli policeman near the gate. in a second incident, a palestinian teenager stabbed and lightly injured a woman at a bus station. he has been arrested by israeli forces. 103 palestinians and 21 israelis have been killed in a wave of violence that began last month. >> people around the world are marching to demand action on the environment before a summit in paris monday. more than 10,000 pairs of shoes have been used to represent the absent demonstrators who have been forbidden from marching. police planned two rallies due to security concerns following recent attacks that left 130 dead. shoes donated by pope francis, fashion designer, and u.n. general ban ki-moon are part of the installation. >> riot police fired smoke canisters at activists wearing masks. more than 100 were arrested. >> in australia, more than 40,000 people gathered in sydney, calling on the government to invest more in renewable energy. marches took place in brisbane and a year

palestinian man has been shot dead by israeli forces after carrying out a stabbing attack in east jerusalemsunday marks u.n. solidarity day as palestinians seek to establish a viable state. the facts on the ground are making the possibility less likely stefanie dekker reports, work is already underway. palestinians submitted an appeal to the high court to try to stop the wall being built through bethlehem. it's been a long battles. >> this is the only remaining space to jerusalem. it is green. it is agricultural. it is owned and the serious problem that this land is owned and has its papers 58 christian families live there plus the brothers who have 700 dinos where they produce wine. >> they have started building the wall over there in palestinian's fear once its complete cogfiscating large parts of what is seen as the last green area of bethlehem. there are two legal israeli settlement on that hill. palestinians are convinced this move is all about a land grab. but israel says the separation wall is needed for security reasons. there is a mon industry hear nunnery and a school for girls. t

he was kidnapped from east jerusalem and burnt alive. monitors say i.s.i.l. has executed more than 3500 people since it took control in syria last year. they were accused of offences such as aposticy and homosexuality. many were beheaded stoned or burnt alive. more now on our top story. manilla is a city on the front line of climate change. according to the u.n. science panel it is amongst those coastal cities that will suffer the most as temperatures rise of the it is in a high risk tropical and sub-tropical region that can expected more typhoons, storms and droughts and extreme weather conditions. all of this will affect crops and, therefore, food prices as well as water and electricity supplies. talking to margaret tigas in the philippines capital. forget looking at the future. the philippines is already feeling the effects of climate change, isn't it? >> reporter: most definitely. over the last 20 years, for example, this is the country that has seen the most number of severe weather events which means many, many typhoons. as it is, as you mentioned. prop

he was kidnapped in east jerusalem and then burnt alive. with the latest on this awful case. give us the details >>> that's right. the session has now ended. the two minors involved in the killing have been found guilty. the main ring leader ben david, his lawyer at the last minutes submitted an insanity plea. he was found responsible by the judge, but his sentencing his verdict has been delayed until 20 december to review this. of course, that is controversial here when you speak to palestinians on the street because he is seen as the main man and they also never feel that any israeli who is convicted or makes a crime against palestinians is ever faced justice. this is causing some issues on the street. at the moment this is what we know. it's not really welcomed here, even though the two minors have been found guilty, they haven't been sentenced yet. the main ring leader no verdict as to his culpablity in this plea. some people will say they submitted it incredibly late. it should have been submitted during the trial. it has been almost a year and a half to get to this poin

and, tom, we were hearing before about the continuing violence in the occupied west bank, and east jerusalem. do you think the u.s. will put pressure on israel to restart negotiations with palestinians. president obama has a year to go, and nothing is expect to move on that front >>> well, the u.s. ambassador to israel, daniel shapiro today pretty much said what other officials here in washington said earlier in the week or last week, that there's no prospect, really, of a comprehensive deal with the palestinians, but they do hope that there can be - to hear from some measures that binyamin netanyahu is willing to put forward that would be regarded as confidence-building. in other words, to assuage the desperation of the palestinians, and this is something that the americans are most fearful of, that this would only lead to palestinian declaration that they have given up totally the oslo accords, that they will cede to israel full occupation and leave it in the lap of israelis, of course, that full occupation, also means that the israeli would have a difficult problem in actually enforcing i

. >>> israeli police say two palestinian boys have attacked a security guard in east jerusalem.are accused of stabbing an israeli railway guard. one of the boys was shot and injured by the guard, while the other was overpowered by passengers. a 37-year-old palestinian was shot dead after allegedly trying to stab a guard near jerusalem walled city. >>> slovenia is to build a fence on the border with croatia in an attempt to stem the flow of refugee and migrants. it says it will be used to direct refugee flow rather than stop it. nearly 170,000 have crossed into slovenia since hungary sealed its border. >>> britain's prime minister is giving more details on the reforms he would like to see in the european union. they include restrictions on benefits for migrants and protection from closer e.u. integration. formal talks ahead of a summit in december. >> reporter: will we stay, or will we go? the question that will dominate british politics as a referendum approaches. david cameron begain his campaign to renegotiate the terms of the membership. >> so i have every confidence that we

of the state of israel, so basically in the occupied territories, places like the west bank, east jerusaleme golan heights in the north. it does not fall under the free trade agreement simply because they are made in disputed territories. the goods in question are mainly fresh produce, milk, chicken, honey, eggs, sfresh vegetables, fresh fruits like dates, grapes, and the cosmetic industry. israel has a thriving one based around the dead sea, again, based in the occupied territories. from washington prime minister benjamin netenyahu also reacted. he said that the e.u. was applying double standards. that there are about 200 disputed territories around the world, and none were slammed by such a decision. he also warned it would be the palestinian workers that will be harmed the most, and that israel east economy will not be touched as much. many analysts here say that these exports from the occupied territories represent a tiny margin in the israeli economy, but individual manufacturers, individual farmers could be hardly hit. >> myanmar's opposition leader, aung san suu kyi has called for ta

media workers to ensure accountability and bring the perpetrators to business, stephanie decker, east jerusalem86 journalists killed so far this year and 85 were targeted or killed in cross fire and one killed accidently doing their job and international federation of journalists says last year 135 were hospitalized because of the work they were doing and u.n. says 700 journalists have been killed in the last decade and committee to protect journalists says between 1992-2015 the deadliest were iraq, syria and philippines, algeria and somalia and we are from the international press institute, he says violence against journalists must be stopped. >> in many cases the governments are covering up for those who are carrying out these events. sometimes the governments themselves are behind or instigating attacks against journalists and in other cases the governments have no interest in investigating them because they are supported by organized crime or by groups that maybe the government doesn't want to invest dpat -- investigate and nobody is protecting the journalist and nobody is standing up and p

kerry to recognize some israeli settlements in occupies east jerusalem particularly the large ones, whichwn as [ inaudible ] as part of a deal which will make some concessions to the palestinians. again, this is according to some of our sources. but as we have been saying, will that lead to any calm? few here in jerusalem and indeed in the palestinian territories and across israel see that as very unlikely. >> imtiaz, thank you very much. >>> now, turning our attention to mar lee where state tv has been airing images of two suspects the police say were killed in friday's hotel attack. they are appealing for help in identifying them. 19 people were killed during the more than seven hour siege and details are still merging about exactly what happened. al jazeera's ahmad is respite id access to the hotel. >> reporter: a handful of staff arrived back to the hotel where they work. most for the first time since at tack on friday. they weren't allowed in. a waiter who was on night shift, is still shaken after coming face-to-face with the attackers. >> translator: i hit in the kitchen after the g

significant, one happening in tel aviv usually most of these stabbing attacks happen so far in occupied east jerusalemhe occupied west bank so certainly there and it's something that happens quite rare and type of attacker there was not the usual teenager or university student as we have seen the age difference is quite significant and attacker in tel aviv is apparently a 36-year-old man who just a month ago had received his permit to enter and work in israel. he comes from the area near hebron according to the statement issued by the police. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is also very swift to react. he did say that those who did not recognize that it is the same quote terrorism that is happening here in israel to one that is happening in paris those who do not see that were simply hypocrites and says israel was coming under attack quote by the same islamic extremist than those who attacked paris and he did warn that israel will continue with its policies of for example house demolition of any alleged stabber or any alleged quote terrorist as the israelis put it. >> and is there any evidence emerg

. >> reporter: that's right, we are just outside the jerusalem district court mere in east jerusalem.e picturing that verdict any minute now. it is significant because it had huge implications yesterday, sorry, last year july 2nd, a 16-year-old was kidnapped and beaten and then burned to death. three people are on trial. a 30-year-old man seen as the ring leader and two minors. they admitted to it at the time. they said however it was a retaliation for the killing, the murder, kidnapping of three israeli settlers teenagers in the occupied west bank and this was a spiral that we saw escalate situation on the grou ground. to the gas war we saw last year. we spoke to the lawyer and he expects there to be a guilty verdict especially when it comes to the ring leader. the minors say they were not involved in the murder only had do with the kidnapping. that's supposed to come out at any moment, i think important here is the notion of accountability. when it comes to the vents that have ignited on the ground. we had the settlers burning a moment in the occupied west bank killing an 18 month o

israel has been building settlements around east jerusalem since 1967.e aim is to prevent the city in divided among jewish-arab lines. lookad: up next, having a at what barack obama is likely to say at the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit. these are live images. president obama addressing the asia-pacific economic paired likelymmit to be on topic there. china saying it solemnly and with a time anger at this is "trending business". this is the scene, president barack obama speaking at that asia-pacific economic cooperation summit. >> -- a storm that claimed thousands of miles and cost billions of dollars in damage. we know there is no single weather event that is caused by climate change alone, but the patterns and science don't lie. temperatures and sea levels are rising, icecaps melting, storms strengthening. the worst prevent effects of climate change before it is too late. the time to act is now. it will affect people's bottom lines. agricultural production will be impacted if we do not get on top of this. , we will beruptions it would to pric

stephanie dekker is in east jerusalem with the latest on that visit. >> the coptic church is scene to tres this is an extraordinarily visit. he was a personal friend of the arch visit. and the passion he held in the holy land. this is why he is here paying respects. the church says that he will not visit any officials here. they'll fish the funeral and return to europe. they know the sensitivity of the issue. that's the message. it has not changed from the late pope, when israel signed the peace accords. that is the case. they do not want it seen as a change in policy. in an extraordinary visit. once it is done, he will return. >> stephanie dekker reporting. stay with us on the newshour. still to come - some of those that planned the attacks in paris is based in belgium. we look at the accusation that the country is failing to tackle radicalisation. >> plus, a gunman kills three people in a shooting at a planned parenthood clinic >>> and the davis cup title. sanaa here with the latest. . >> the president francis hollande is appealing for wider support. >> please allow me to thank the

killing a palestinian teenager last year. 16-year-old was burned alive after being kidnapped from east jerusalem admitted orchestrating it all. his sentence has been delayed due to a last minute insanity plea. the currency of china is expected to join the international monetary fund status, only the u.s. dollar, the british pound, jps ye japann and the euro are part of the imf basket. >> clearly an important milestone in a journey that has begun months if not years ago. a journey which is a transition towards more market-driven principles of the macroeconomic framework of china. it's a milestone in a journey that will continue indeed and will include certainly more reforms that will add to the existing reforms that have been decided by the chinese authorities in the last few months. >> let's go to kristin saloomey. i'm sure it's important this some way, what is that? >> well, david, in terms of the currency markets, it doesn't have an impact analysts are telling me but this is a sign of just how much china's clowlt has grown ichina's clout hasgrown i. china is joining the top tier currencies at

a palestinian man who stabbed an israeli policeman, happening another the damascus gate near east jerusalem. 103 palestinians and 21 killed since the wave of violence. the israel separation wall is getting bigger. it's constructing a new section. it's owned by palestinian families on sunday. it is meant to be a solidarity. construction on the wall is under way. >> work started in the valley under armed protection. the foundation laid for more separation. palestinians submitted an appeal to the high court, trying to stop it coming through bethlehem. this is the only remaining sways. it is green, it is agricultural. it is owned and the serious problem that this land is owned and has 58 christian families, plus the salesian brothers. where they produce wine. it's feared it will cut across of what is seen of a last area. palestinians are convinced the move is about a land grab. israel says the separation wall is needed. there's a monastery. it should not be separated. it was the case under the routine plan. it's not clear what path the wall will take. prayers have been taking place in protests

outside of the internationally recognized borders of israel, so places like the west bank, and east jerusalem, and the goa golam heights in the north. it doesn't fall in the agreement simply because they're made in disputed territories. the goods in question are fresh produce, milk, chicken, honey, eggs, fresh vegetable and fresh fruits and grapes, and then the industry, israel has a thriving one, excluding the territories. prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, also reacted. he said that the eu is applying double standards to 200 disputed territories around the world. and none of them was slammed by such a decision. he also warned that it would be the palestinian workers in the factories that would be armed thharmedthe most. and it israel's economy won't be touched by it. he said that the exports by the occupied territories present a tiny margin in the israeli economy, but individual manufacturers and farmers could be hit hard. >> thank you,. >>> turmoil on the streets of kabul, afghanistan, and guards opened fire outside of the presidential palace. 10,000 people were protesting to the kidnappi

so basically in the occupied territories places like the west bank, east jerusalem, the golan heights and the north. anything produced here in the e.u. occupied wer west bank is not always in question. it's mainly fresh fruit and vegetables, and then the cosmetic industry. israel has quite a thriving one based around the dead sea, again in occupied territories. excluded, however, at the moment industrial goods. prime minister benjamin netanyahu also reacted. he said that the e.u. was appl applying double standards he warned that it would be the palestinian workers in those factories that would be armed, and israel's economy would not be touched as much. many say it is the individual farmers and individual manufacturers who may be hurt. >> germany's regulators said it will run tests on 23 german and foreign car makers. they'll look at some of the world's biggest brands including mercedes, bmw, ford and toyota. i'm guessing that you aren't exactly surprised by the suggestion that other car manufacturers have been rigging these emissions tests. >> rigging is not the right word. in the eu

and occupied east jerusalem has left 70 palestinians and 10 israelis dead. u.s. officials now sai there is little chance for a final status peace agreement in mr. obama's remaining time in office. >> we know what the blueprint of a two-state solution is going to look like. the question is how many more deaths are we going to see on both sides before it's implemented. >> the two leaders may not emerge from monday's meeting as personal friends but most expect an end to public antipathy. mike viqueria, al jazeera, washington. >> let's bring in former deputy ambassador for israel in kenya, and stand with us, pro-are dalil advocacy group, and thank you for joining us out there in california. gentlemen as a starting point for our discussion about the upcoming meeting, allow me to read you a quote that will appear in tomorrow's new york times, which i think summarizes their relationship which is one of animosity. in the words of the author of this report, animosity is the worst in more than two decades. netanyahu feels disrespected and misled by a president he does not

is specialty critical now because of the time line but also because of the recent violence in east jerusalem. >> libby, thank you very much. >> also, we are learning that as soon as this week, the pentagon could layout a plan to close the u.s. military center at guantanamo bay, officials telling the press possible backups include the centennial prison in colorado. moving those prisoners requires congressional approval, which lawmakers say is unlikely. >>> this morning, myanmar's opposition party seems to be heading for a landslide victory. the national democratic party is projected to win 70% of the votes. the military backed incumbents say they will accept those results. they have been in power since military rule officially ended in 2011. al jazeera is live this morning in myanmar. what has been the general reaction to these elections? >> certainly a lot of celebration happening now among supporters of that party you mentioned, the largest opposition party, the party of aung san suu kyi. we've only had results from 12 seats, 12 electorates when it comes to the knoll parliament. all 12 seat

the three israelis took the 16-year-old from his neighborhood in occupied east jerusalem. they beat him and burned him alive in a forest. after their arrest they told israeli security services they did it in retaliation for the murder of three israeli settlers the month more. before. it was a spiral of violence that many believe sparked the israe israel-palestine war last summer. it has taken a year and a half for this verdict, but the questions remain will the ringleader be found guilty and how will they be sentenced. they believe israelis who commit crimes against palestinians are hardly punished. whatever decision is reached it could have a direct impact on an already tense situation on the ground. stephanie dekker in occupied jerusalem. >> votes are being counted in burkina faso with results expected in the next coming hours. hundreds of thousands turned out to cast their ballot. al jazeera with the latest now. >> we are of the national center where the commission is busy receiving the results from the 127 polling centers across the country. they have the results. >> i

violence centered in east jerusalem, leaving 70,000 palestinians and 10 israeli dead. recriminations between israeli prime minister and mahmoud abbas. there's little chance for a peace agreement in the remaining time in office. >> we know what the blueprint of a 2-state solution will look like, the question is how many deaths will we see. >> the two leaders may not emerge as personal friends. most expect an end to the era of public antipathy. >> more on the meeting, let's bring in a former deputy spokesman for israelis ministry of foreign arches, a former -- affairs, a numberer ambassador and executive director of tanned with us, a pro-israel advocacy group, and he joins us, and rabbi, editor, a progressive magazine based in berkeley >>> as a starting point for the discussion of the meeting allows me to read a quote that appears in the "new york times" that i think surprises the nature of the relationship which is one of animosity. >> in the words of the author of this report, animosity is the worst of more than two decades. binyamin netanyahu feels disrespect and misl

young men and women to protect the al-aqsa mosque and the complex surrounding it in occupied east jerusalemut israeli leaders claim the movement is, in fact, inciting and spreading rumors that the israeli government wants to change the status quo at the al-aqsa mount or the temple as jews refer to it. the palestinian angler of what they see as continuous provocation by far right jewish groups who have recently reach access to the compound. the leader of the movement was arrested and then released a few hours later. he does face jail time from a previous conviction where he was found guilty of ensitement. >> a number of muslims in the u.k. has gone up according to a new report. the study by the human rights commission found anti-muslim discrimination in the past five years. the complaints range from negative stereotyping to verbal and physical abuse. well, head of advocacy as the islamic human rights commission, who wrote that report, he's in studio right now. the report in the headlines saying that britain is sub jacketing it's muslims to ever increasing levels of oppression. i think some w

another palestinian man was killed by forces after carrying out a stopping attack in east jerusalem. the man accused of targetting an israeli policeman near the damascus gate. 123 palestinians and 21 israelis have been killed in a wave of violence that began last month. >> meanwhile, israel suspended the european union's role in peace protest negotiations. the move comes after the e.u. issues guidelines for the labelling of products made in israeli settlements. agricultural produce must have clear labels showing a place of origin, all settlements in the west bank are considered illegal under international law. >> as the u.n. marks a day of solidarity with the palestinian people. the israeli separation wall continues to be built, through a valley west of bethlehem on land owned by palestinian families. stephanie dekker reports. >> work started in the valley under armed protection. the foundation being laid for moristration. palestinians submitted a high court stopping the wall built through bethlehem. it's been a long battle. this is the longest remaining space. it is agricultural and

it happened near the damascus near east jerusalem. >> israel's separation wall is getting better, being built on land owned by palestinian families. sunday is meant to be the u.n. day of declare reaction, but construction on the wall is already underway. >> work is started in the valley under armed protection, the foundation being laid for more separation. palestinians have submitted an appeal to the high court to stop the wall being built through bethlehem. >> this is the only remaining open space to jerusalem. it is green. it is agricultural. it is owned, and the serious problem that this land is owned and 58 christian families on this valley plus brothers who have 700 dinners for their vineyards where they produce wine. >> they started building the wall and palestinians fear once complete is going to cut across this valley, confiscating large parts of what is seen as the last green area of bethlehem. there are two illegal israeli settlements on that hill and palestinians are convinced that this move is all about a land grab. >> israel says the separation wall is needed for security r

cousins have been arrested and accused of stabbing and wounding an israeli security guard in east jerusalem. the guard shot and wounded the younger boy who was in separate 12. incidents tuesday, israeli forces killed two other palestinians accused of attempting knife attacks around jerusalem. meanwhile, the palestinian ma'an news agency reports israeli forces used live fire during a raid on the qalandiya refugee camp near the occupied west bank city of ramallah, wounding 13 palestinians. president obama is expected to sign a sweeping military spending bill, even though it restricts prison transfers from guantÁnamo. the national defense authorization act passed by the senate tuesday extends a ban on moving guantÁnamo prisoners to the united states, and sets new restrictions on transfers to other countries, including libya, syria, yemen, and somalia. white house spokesperson josh earnest said obama will likely sign the measure. >> our view of those specific andisions have not changed, what the president does believe, though, is there are a number of provisions in the nda that are important to