and not in east jerusalem. and please don't try to outsmart us where there are bodies or what in east jerusalem and then you pick and choose an area here or there no east jerusalem which has been occupied in one nine hundred sixty seven is our capital. there is no peace. otherwise and there is no peace with a state of temporary borders by the way they invented this idea of a state with temporary borders ok we'll give you a state but with an with unknown borders you know what this is exactly like israel it's a state with unknown borders and then let us talk no we want a state with very well defined borders and drive and then we can co-exist with the israelis but otherwise no. here you are one hundred eighty three states plus. another country that has ignited us. which is colombia. we however this will i will continue and this will come in my speech. call upon all the countries of the word that have not it's organized the state of palestine to accelerate this long overdue to could nation i can no longer see a con

will this twenty five million dollars cost impact upon the provision of health care in occupied east jerusalem. yes thank you sir this is a very sad day for us in jerusalem and definitely four members of your islam hospital network of which i am the secretary it's very sad because you know children patients with cancer patients with you know severe diseases that cannot be treated other than he are no prevented from coming to jerusalem because we cannot afford to continue the delivery of the services as well as coming to this interview in an hour ago on the way you know on the cost of the hospital called me to tell me that there are about two to two to do to curve down the services because of severe shortages in in their cash flow this is diverse to think you know we're very short of this this is you know i cannot describe such a decision and its effect on our people in jerusalem we are the only entity in the whole of british time that provides services that are not available elsewhere including radiation therapy to cancer patients including open heart surgeries to children at because it often

scrapped for six hospitals in occupied east jerusalem in a statement prime minister says the decision to fill the void shows the government considers jerusalem hospitals as part of its network washington announced on saturday to cut one of its last remaining programs for palestinians which affects cancer patients and children with serious heart conditions. you update now with all the headlines we're back with more news here on al-jazeera after inside story stay with us. as india was updating its citizenship records around four million people in the state are at risk of becoming statements today deals with. infantry these are the majority of both. how does it michael both sides of this issue talk to al-jazeera. more death sentences imposed in egypt seventy five people for allegedly protesting against the two thousand and thirteen coup would it deter opponents of the government where we see another military crackdown and is a reconciliation even possible this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. there's been a strong condemnation from here were riots groups of the latest w

peace in a region cannot be real laws without an independent palestinian state with east jerusalem as its capital and with all the whole besides some people try to outsmart some i say ok your capital is in east jerusalem no i'm sorry this is a manipulation of words this means here which every region surrounding jerusalem knows our capital is east jerusalem and not in east jerusalem please don't try to outsmart us let's cross over to london to speak to al-jazeera see. political analyst. with mahmoud abbas taking the stage at the united nations general assembly earlier today does he do so in a stronger or in a weaker position madeleine considering the somewhat changed political landscape when it comes to palestine israel look when it comes to diplomacy and international law when it comes to united nations and countries recognizing palestine when it comes to support within for example now as we've heard from him the group of seventy seven countries that just elected by this time to lead the group next year certainly palestine and about us have gained more legitimacy for their program but

the capital in east jerusalem we mean the recognized bit of drew some called east jerusalem not some place geographically east jerusalem and that's partly because of another leak that we've had that once again this idea of abu dis being a future house in the capital area east off to resume is in discussion a question of plan but what donald trump and perhaps. donald trump this week seems to be suggesting that it's all part of some great negotiation but he's taken drusilla off the table and when he was in his by lot to what netanyahu said ok that's a big trip the palestinians have given up so now israel will have to give up some big ship what he doesn't seem to understand is no once you take drew some off the table there isn't any chance of a deal that says that hasn't quite sunk in yet. meanwhile benjamin is now in south doesn't really mention the issue at all during his speech and we focus is on iran and how seriously people they're taking netanyahu claims. i mean he barely mentioned israel palestine. at least it's letting every single bit miffed at me the way you presented was why

scrapped the six hospitals in occupied east jerusalem in a statement prime minister rami handle us as the decision to fill the void as the government considers jerusalem hospitals as part of its network washington and now it's on saturday to cut one of its last remaining programs for palestinians and spend has the latest from occupied east jerusalem. this is the children's dialysis unit in the old victoria hospital in occupied east jerusalem it services patients from across the occupied west bank and garden is one of those places where any interruption to funding can have direct consequences on people's lives and the quality of life of the millions and millions of dollars for example the spend here on the chemicals that are used for dialysis there can be no interruption in the supply of those chemicals because there are children here that come on a daily basis for dialysis many of them traveling many hours a day from the west bank here and back to get this critical treatment there are no others know of a hospital in the palestinian territories that provide the sort of services are nee

palestinian occupied east jerusalem that's connected to the west bank and when those settlements are expanded once they have got rid of the people here in honolulu or in the way about expansion that will cut off east jerusalem from was left to. connect to the west bank battle cut off it will make the idea already the slim viability viability prospects of a contiguous palestinian state even more remote that is why this location is so important is also the first time that israel has tried to move such a large bedouin community it's not unusual for a few small commuter few small bedouin to be moved. shacks to be moved out of the way but such a large community hundred eighty people plus this school which opened early in the hope that that would persuade the court to delay the demolition that didn't work the school serves a hundred eighty pupils from this community and surrounding bedouin communities it's going to get closed down it will certainly be demolished all right so we can just imagine the the additional hardship that this now lays upon the communities involved but any hope then o

and if it has the latest from occupied east jerusalem. this is the children's dialysis unit in the old victoria hospital in occupied east jerusalem it services patients from across the occupied west bank and garden it's one of those places where any interruption to funding can direct consequences on people's lives and the quality of life of the millions and millions of dollars for example they spend here on the chemicals that are used for dialysis that can be no interruption in the supply of those chemicals because there are children here come on a daily basis for dialysis many of them traveling many hours a day from the west bank here and back to get this critical treatment there are no others know of a hospital in the palestinian territories that provide the sort of services are needed here that is why one of the reasons why the palestinian authority stepped in very quickly to say it will provide the twenty to twenty five million dollars funding shortfall the u.s. is taken away but the palestinian foreign minister said this whole idea o

to this essentially arche around occupied east jerusalem and there are other government plans including jerusalem twenty twenty which aims to build about four thousand new settlement units inside the one's own but one could be most dangerous for palestinians is a private initiative called jerusalem five thousand eight hundred and this is the hebrew calendar for twenty fifty well it's an ambitious plan and one divided israeli politicians angered palestinians and found favor with those who want jerusalem and israel to be exclusively jewish and identity is the plan of jerusalem five eight zero zero zero zero. in this plan we are the place for international this international airport was. by the most experienced people it is well thought of design and planning and the location. is between the dead sea. we are already there maybe. we want to call it the ramp international airport. protesters have been out on the streets in southern yemen for a third consecutive day demonstrating against the west wing economic situation including rising prices and the collapse of the currency under simmons re

occupied east jerusalem thanks very much and run. now north korean leader kim jong un says he wants to produce a big outcome drawing three days of talks with south korean president j.n. it's the first time a south korean leader has traveled to pyongyang in more than a decade as from the bride reports from seoul it was a catholic or graft affair. if talks over north korea's nuclear stockpile were in trouble you wouldn't know it from the smiles and hugs. the third meeting between north korea's kim jong un and min jay end of south korea and the warmest so far. a full honor guard and equal prominence given to the flags of north korea and the blue flag of a reunified korean peninsula. the last meeting between these two men led to the historic summit between him and u.s. president donald trump but moon knows this visit must deliver some evidence of north korea's commitments to denuclearization if talks with the u.s. are to raise you they want perhaps disclosure of inventory facilities and this is the kind of thing that morning we need to g

of course palestinian see all the bad east jerusalem as the capital of their future state and then washington cut funding to the u.n. agency supporting palestinian refugees on route provides health care education and food to more than five million people also in august u.s. x. two hundred million dollars in aid to gaza and the west bank and then on saturday the u.s. announced it would freeze twenty five million dollars in funding for hospitals that mainly care for palestinian patients who are very very pleased to welcome him to the newshour he's the head of the palestine liberation organization delegation to the us his live from ramallah in the occupied west bank thank you so much for being with us. palestinian pressure in trying to bring israel to the international criminal court is also believed to be the reason for the closure of your mission in ramallah will this latest move by washington and the growing pressure from the americans on the i.c.c. itself force you to reconsider your position. of course if we would you concede that our position none of these decisions you just mentioned the

to this essentially arche around occupied east jerusalem and there are other government plans including jerusalem twenty twenty which aims to build about four thousand new settlement units inside the ones. but one the the most dangerous for palestinians is a private initiative called jerusalem five thousand eight hundred and this is the hebrew calendar for twenty fifty well it's an ambitious plan and one divided israeli politicians angered palestinians and found favor with those who want jerusalem and israel to be exclusively jewish and identity is the plan of jerusalem five zero zero. am close call international this international talk was. by the most experienced people in israel. design and planning and the location. between the good. we are already there mary we want to call in. the national airport. now a new book by watergate journalist bob woodward says donald trump wanted to have syria's president assassinated last year the u.s. defense secretary ignored his request the book is titled fear trump in the white house and quotes the presence aides as questioning his chaotic ability

a network of six hospitals in occupied east jerusalem is urgently calling on international donors to fill the gap in its funding that is after the united states cut its entire contribution this is the latest in a series of u.s. cuts targeting palestinian aid the hospitals though say the effects on patients could be devastating our forces but this from occupied east jerusalem. it's one of the most visible landmarks in east jerusalem the church bell tower of the augusta victoria beneath it a crucial resource for palestinians a modern high tech hospital with lifesaving treatments available nowhere else in the occupied palestinian territories. and the pediatric dialysis unit sixteen month old my i shall be is getting her daily two and a half hour sessions. it takes at least as long for her family to travel here from their home in the occupied west bank probably one will know a little there's no alternative right now not until she reaches ten kilos in weight then she can have a kidney and liver transplant there is no dialysis in the west bank this is the only place. now the augusta victor

palestinians twenty five million dollars meant for cancer treatment and other critical care in east jerusalem hospitals is being slashed last week the us government ended funding for the un's relief agency that helps around five million palestinian refugees. in yemen the who these are demanding u.n. safety guarantees for their delegation before travelling to geneva for talks with the government that says his representatives will not leave son are. unless they receive assurances that their flight will not be checked on both legs of the journey in the meantime protests against rising costs and food shortages are continuing in yemen and are simmons reports now from djibouti just across the gulf of aden. another protest over a shattered economy much bigger than previous demonstrations this is the booty rebel held capital city of sana'a what. they want to starve our people to death shame on them we will triumph no matter what the saudi and american enemies to the devil may be in the detail of preconditions for talking in geneva but with the hooty delegation still here the motivations of both sides

as its internationally recognized and said look the capital is in east jerusalem it's not somewhere around east jerusalem he got a bit of a law for that because that he seems to be pointing out the fact that the trouble with the station doesn't seem to be as aware as it should be of how central to the palestinian struggle are all of these things like the right of. them to the palestinian cause yeah and so when he asks when they remove from the table jerusalem refugees and security what is left that is exactly what he said at the united nations assembly speech any calls on trying to rescind his decisions on decrees regarding these issues one wonders how the u.s. administration is looking at what he had to say well clearly donald trump got an. enormous amounts of cash from extreme right wing supporters of israeli supremacy over the palestinians trouble knew what he had to do and he got pushed to very close to the right wing israeli figures like regimented netanyahu and they they started having this plan and president from people saying how much he loves israel and so on. this week tho

the israeli army has closed roads leading to the village of qana in the occupied east jerusalem which is scheduled for demolition as scuffles have broken out between soldiers and palestinian protesters angry at israel's decision to flatten the village to make way for the building of illegal settlements last week israel's supreme court gave the go ahead after rejecting an appeal how he feels it has more now from qana. it was a couple of hours before midday prayers here in kind of mar on friday but the israeli forces moved in it was israeli security forces and and mechanical earthmover of that vehicle put up some barricades to some of the smaller access points to the village and also during that time they were installed sun large metal swing gates that give access from the main israeli highway through a tunnel under that highway here to the village so it seems that this is the latest phase of preparations ahead of this impending demolition there were some scuffles some confrontations during that period it has now though quite an down again for the residents of this village though it doe

that israel wants to remove the so it can further expand illegal settlements around occupied east jerusalem in july supreme court issued a temporary injunction blocking the demolition following criticism from members of the european union. now to syria where warplanes have been bombing the province of the last major rebel stronghold and where government troops are massing for what's expected to be an all out offensive dozens of ass strikes have reportedly been carried out killing at least seventeen people five of them children russia which supports the syrian government has warned that the army is preparing for a full scale assault on it calling it a cradle of terrorism the united nations is warning of a potential bloodbath in libya is home to three million people the u.n. estimates it could be ten thousand rebels. and now seven de mistura the special envoy to syria has appealed to the russian and turkish presidents to do something about the looming humanitarian crisis. i would like to take the liberty frankly. to address myself if you allow me to through you. to president putin. and to pre

of a ghost of victoria hospital and secretary for the east jerusalem hospitals network he told our agency or the patients shouldn't be caught up in the middle of political issues i cannot describe such a decision and its effect on our people in jerusalem we are the only entity in the whole of british done that provides services that are not available elsewhere including radiation therapy to cancer patients including open heart surgeries to children because of those good including. the this is image this is of catastrophe commission i mean you don't use humans as a limit for food because she says for. me this is not a low but this is this is inhumane this is very cruel and now i am. use this as a platform for the international community to intervene we cannot continue the lives of patients are at risk i'm talking about patients who are severely sick who are about to die who have you know who already put so much effort to arrive to each other's lives because of accessibility issues because of barriers at is checkpoints in gaza and other sick points i don't do it back and now come up with th

scrapped for six hospitals in occupied east jerusalem in a statement prime minister says the decision to fill the void shows the government considers jerusalem most peoples as part of its network washington announced on saturday to cut one of the last remaining programs for palestinians. sudan's president his entire government i'll bashir dissolved his cabinet and cut the number of ministries from thirty one to twenty one in a bid to tackle a growing economic crisis has picked a new prime minister and several other appointments have been announced. and the head of u.s. media giant c.b.s. les moonves is stepping down after new allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault his resignation is effective immediately moonves on of hollywood's most powerful executives acknowledged his relations with three women but says they were consensual. there's i headlines i'm back with more news here on al-jazeera after china's democracy experiment. in an instant in shifting news cycle it was in change in america tweet the listening post takes and questions the world's media the devil will be of

issued a temporary injunction in july to block demolition of the bedouin community in the occupied east jerusalem when it smith has more from the village of qana hama. the community here economy and the occupied west bank of exhausted all legal avenues now by court order their homes and importantly the school will be demolished the one hundred eighty children who go to that school now have to try and make arrangements to travel to other schools maybe an hour or two hours away the order is for the demolition of the homes it is not for the eviction of the people living in them so in theory the bedouin living here say they can come back and rebuild their homes but they will only be destroyed again by the israeli military and the. victory is not about stopping the demolition it's about stopping the transfer but fighting against forced displacement transfer and ethnic cleansing the danger here is can it's only the beginning of the ethnic cleansing of more than two hundred twenty five palestinian communities in the area of the west bank under full israeli control clearing out the better win from here w

department told us reprogrammed aid to palestinians in this case is twenty five million dollars to the east jerusalem hospital network that is a collection of six hospitals that provide treatment that is not available in guards or all the west bank so we're talking about things like critical care cancer care child dialysis and that twenty five million dollars really does go a long way but this as i said is the third week in a row last week we saw three hundred million dollars in palestinian aid removed from the united nations the week before that it was two hundred million dollars in humanitarian aid so all together we're looking at half a billion or just over half a billion dollars in aid to the palestinians removed by the trumpet ministration president himself says the angle he's taking here is he wants the palestinians to talk about peace if they don't this is a way of him getting back at them a bit clearly the treatments that have been put in place or provided by these hospitals that really will affect the most vulnerable people among this is dialysis for children so that gives you just some idea

including arafat also gave us interim self rule one thousand nine hundred sixty seven borders with east jerusalem as capital unfortunately it was supposed to last five years it wasn't expected to drag for twenty five years that's a lifetime. the accords which were supposed to be the starting point of a path toward statehood where immediately disrupted by a hamas bombing campaign and by the killing of the israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin by an assassin with far right views all the while the israeli right was gaining political ground promoting the inexorable expansion of illegal settlements on the palestinian side came the split between hamas in gaza and fatah in the occupied west bank and a growing disillusionment with the leadership whose democratic mandate had long. byard. was once an activist but now she's given up on politics and i think have teams however everything's becoming even worse and worse as a listing and a lot of other palestinians are just fed up of the case and they're getting themselves out of politics and they just one of their life a poll released of leader this anniversary

illegal israeli settlers live in the occupied palestinian territories that is in the west bank and east jerusalem. but also agreement is actually the best thing which happened to be israeli settlers and israeli settlement enterprise because it created exactly the. basic conditions which this kind of project can bloom and while the palestinian population was supposedly taken care of by the p.a. and there was supposedly some kind of a peace process. conducted with the. p.l.o. and israel. sixty percent of the west bank remain open for israeli developers this is exactly what you see here. it's. a period which israel had intensively and effectively used in order to. over triple the number of israeli settlers in the west bank and to change completely completely . you reversibility the west bank that's good. another good example is of course the bypass system which is just under house was sold by persist and was created after all there were every year is between ninety nine free into question israeli population growth in the west bank reached the face of the fastest pace of growth ever it was vizier's.

to this essentially arche around occupied east jerusalem and there are other government plans including jerusalem twenty twenty which aims to build about four thousand new sesame units inside the ones. but one could be most dangerous for palestinians is a private initiative called jerusalem five thousand eight hundred and this is the hebrew calendar for twenty fifty well it's an ambitious plan and one divided israeli politicians angered palestinians and found favor with those who want jerusalem and israel to be exclusively jewish and identity is the plan of jerusalem five zero zero zero zero in this we are the close call international this international court was. the most experienced people it is well thought of design and planning and the location of the ball between the bed. we are already there married. we want to call it the international airport. well let's now speak to in west jerusalem he's the executive director of the israeli human rights and thank you very much for being with us these really defense minister has congratulated the judges and accused the palestinian president t

occupied east jerusalem as a capital of their future state and then washington cut funding to the u.n. agency supporting palestinian refugees provides health care education and food to more than five million people also in august the u.s. acts two hundred million dollars in aid to gaza and the west bank and then on saturday the u.s. announced it would freeze twenty five million dollars in funding for hospitals that mainly care for palestinian patients when we have harry fawcett standing by in ramallah live to him after we speak to there is white house correspondent kimberly harkat in washington for us kimberly so the u.s. expected to formally announce the closure of the p.l.o. mission in washington in the next hour john bolton expected to make that announcement what can we expect what toll are they likely to take on this. we've had an opportunity to see some excerpts of the speech that are now widely available in the u.s. media and it really the speech by the national security advisor john bolton foley seems to have about two main headlines that as you touched on the first is the clos

palestinians twenty five million dollars meant for cancer treatments and other critical care in occupied east jerusalem hospitals is being slashed last week the us government ended funding for a un relief agency that helps around five million palestinian refugees those that had lots more news here on al-jazeera after desean max next. man. be a. max sits in a room where visits are tightly controlled the no cameras are allowed. he kept the scene the bar heard all he can do is write. and this is what he says. gang life this was our foundation what we all know. and i tried to do something different and when i met daisy it was the best day of my life . and i wish that they could have gone on forever. my past caught up with me. and made us all pay the price. want. to like max daisy grew up in south los angeles the place that used to be called south central. infamous for drive by shootings gangs and the rodney king riots. but for hundreds of thousands of families that make south l.a. their home that's just part of the story. come up with a week a thing every day. daisy grew up here the middle of three sisters

ringing occupied east jerusalem even more potentially affecting the continuity of any future palestinian state that is why there is this huge pressure on israel not to go ahead with these plans however so far it is making the first steps it seems at least in this valley next to the village u.n. human rights investigators say syrian government forces have used chlorine gas against rebel held areas three times and see if these comments in the u.n. commission of inquiry is latest report which also says and imprison is the number of people been forced from their homes in syria this year many of them now in the last a rebel held province of it and baka as well the syrian war is harming the syrian people on a massive scale. the un's international commission of inquiry on syria says fighting displaced more than a million men women and children in six major battles nationwide between january and july levels not seen before in the seven year conflict if as many diplomats expect as an escalation in the syrian government offensive in italy a province to try and capture the last remaining rebel stro

department told us reprogrammed aid to palestinians in this case is twenty five million dollars to the east jerusalem hospital network that is a collection of six hospitals that provide treatment that is not available in god's or all the west bank so we're talking about things like critical care cancer care child dialysis and that twenty five million dollars really does go along way but this as i said is the third week in a row last week we saw three hundred million dollars in palestinian aid removed from the united nations the week before that it was two hundred million dollars in humanitarian aid so altogether we're looking at half a billion or just over half a billion dollars in aid to the palestinians removed by the trumpet ministration president trump himself says the angle he's taking here is he wants the palestinians to talk about peace if they don't this is a way of him getting back at them but clearly the treatments that have been put in place or provided by these hospitals really will affect the most vulnerable people among this is dialysis for children so that gives you just some idea of w

refugees just this weekend twenty five million dollars taken away from palestinian hospitals in east jerusalem and so when we spoke to the senior advisor to the palace in president not bill south he put this in that context does mr trump provide any answer absolutely not mr thrums ideas are destructive whatever remains of the peace process are one sided are extortionists. using economic pressure to deny any right for the palestinians and to deny the importance of international law and international institutions the palestinian leadership says rather than trying to bully them into adopting a different line in terms of their rejection of the trump peace plan before its publication rather the united states has adopted a grocery list of israeli demands this latest move being one of them we spoke to the secretary general of the p.l.o. side erica on monday he said that they would pursue israel at the international criminal court with even greater vigor adding another charge to the list that of the impending demolition of a bedouin village. in the occupied west bank he also said that after speaking t

department told us reprogrammed aid to palestinians in this case is twenty five million dollars to the east jerusalem hospital network that is a collection of six hospitals that provide treatment that is not available in guards or all the west bank so we're talking about things like critical care cancer care child dialysis and that twenty five million dollars really does go along way but this as i said is the third week in a row last week we saw three hundred million dollars in palestinian aid removed from the united nations the week before that it was two hundred million dollars in humanitarian aid so altogether we're looking at a half a billion or just over half a billion dollars in aid to the palestinians removed by the trumpet ministration president trump himself says the angle he's taking here is he wants the palestinians to talk about peace if they don't this is a way of him getting back at them a bit clearly the treatments that have been put in place or provided by these hospitals that really will affect the most vulnerable people among this is dialysis for children so that gives you just some

live in occupied east jerusalem now let's go to stephanie deca she's. in antioch here in southern turkey very close to the syrian border so this this incident does appear from what him run and rory have been saying stephanie as if it's going to be contained diplomatically they're not going to allow this to spiral out of control in terms of the fallout from it but nonetheless it's still an indication is that of how crowded the skies above syria are absolutely and you know all the different actors and their interests and they're all militarized you know you also have various warships in the mediterranean but certainly i think as we were saying i think it remains to be seen whether the russians can allow this red line that was crossed which has to do with a significant number of its personnel killed without doing anything israel really needs russia to allow it let's say because it does pretty much control the sky is above syria to continue with you know what they say is inherent to their security in targeting these kinds of weapons shipments but yes and i

the village numbers 200 residents but sits on a mainns road that hrough the west bank to east jerusalem. oumiddle east editor jeremy bowen reports. jeremy: in tsps conflict, es that look small comes with a big consequences. it is dawn in the judean desert, occupied by israel, claimed by palestinians as part of a future state. -ahmar,village of khan al it is time for these three sleeping outside as it is still hot to get up for school. their mother is making breakfast . their palestinian bedouin community settled here after they were expelled from the new state of israein the 1950's. but now the israeli supreme court has ruled that the village lis built without permission, so the state can de it. >> this is as if we are waiting to die. this is easier tn being forced out of our home to an unknown fate. jeremy: khan al-ahmar was established before israel seized this territory. it is almost impossible for palestinians to get building permits here. the u.n. says israel discriminates in favor of jewish settlements, which are illegal under international law. israeli forces tried to blockan ofc

communities that israel wants to remove so it can further expand illegal settlements around occupied east jerusalem the decision will now allow demolition to begin after seven days in july israel's supreme court issued a temporary injunction blocking the demolition following criticism from members of the european union when go live now to the village of qana al amarah and our correspondent there is bernard smith so the people of this village and have seven days in which to collect their belongings. well there's one thing that we must make very clear marty and it's been we've been reluctant reminded by the bedouins lawyers here that this is not an order for eviction this in order for the deceased demolition of the school which is just behind me and most of the of a structure is within here there is no legal basis on the which at the moment the better we're living it can be evicted so the suggestion is that they may actually try and stay what will happen is that after the seven day period any time after the seven day period the israeli military can come in and they can destroy the structures that you

and guatemala it was condemned by palestinians who consider occupied east jerusalem the capital of a future state and the u.k. has called for a u.n. security council meeting to discuss new developments in the not poisoning case british prosecutors have charged two russians of trying to kill former spy service cripple and his daughter yulia with a nerve agent in southern england russia says it's never heard of the suspects. at least twenty people have died and seventy others injured in twenty explosions in afghanistan the first bomb exploded in a wrestling team in the western suburbs of kabul police say a suicide bomber detonated explosives in front of athletes training them then a car bomb went off nearby the area is home to many hustlers an ethnic group that has been targeted in the past u.s. secretary of state might pompei and defense secretary james mattis are in india shoring up the alliance between the two countries the talks are taking place in new delhi after the trumpet ministration canceled twice over the past year u.s. demands that india stop buying iranian oil and russian

and guatemala the moves were controversial to palestinians and others who consider occupied east jerusalem the capital of a future state arline america at its embassy in newman has more. so much for the everlasting friendship between paraguayan israel professed by benjamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister and foreign minister back in may when paralyzed former president. decided to move his embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem only accompanying the united states and guatemala in this controversial move at the time many people couldn't find a logical explanation there has been very very strong speculation that there might have been an economic incentive but that was four months ago now there's a new president. by the way has an arab last name or at least his family is of arab descent he says he's putting things back to where they were he says he wants to contribute to regional efforts to help bring about a diplomatic and lasting solution to the conflict in the middle east last december donald trump recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel and the u.s. embassy shifted there in may. be

and guatemala palestinians condemned the move they consider occupied east jerusalem the capital of a future state of latin america editor sue newman has. so much for the everlasting friendship between paraguayan israel professed by benjamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister and foreign minister back in may when paralyzed former president. decided to move his embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem only accompanying the united states and guatemala in this controversial move at the time many people couldn't find a logical explanation there has been very very strong speculation that there might have been an economic incentive but that was four months ago now there's a new president in power. by the way has an arab last name or at least his family is of arab descent he says he's putting things back to where they were he says he wants to contribute to regional efforts to help bring about a diplomatic and lasting solution to the conflict in the middle east the u.k. has called for a u.n. security council meeting to talk about new developments in the not poisoning case british prosecutors have

embassy in jerusalem cutting the funding to the agency and cutting funding from hospitals in east jerusalem that mostly treated palestinians. many reacting to this announcement with defiance as we take a look at this cartoon. the arabic letters spelling out the word trump. the palestinian child is wiping out the word -- the letter am to make the arab word for land. >> how our papers in the u.s. reacting? >> the wall street journal is to -- is applauding the decision. they write that the point of all of the administration efforts is not to be vindictive but to show the plo that they cannot continue writing anti-israel terrorism without consequences. we read that it will raise tension within the region. they say that the move away from the oslo accords that allowed for the opening of the plo offices in the first place. >> this decision comes as the oslo accords are set to turn 25. >> many papers are marking the anniversary. at the piece look from the left-wing newspaper. looking back at the hope that he felt when the first accord was signed in 1993. he writes that he slowly awakened from the

money for palestinian hospitals in east jerusalem so as far as erica it was concerned he said well that's it they've done everything they possibly could do but we won't budge indeed we will add another file to our calls for prosecution at the i.c.c. that being the impending demolition of the bedouin village in the occupied west bank something that was indorsed by the israeli supreme court just last week and so he says that they will redouble their efforts at the i.c.c. palace in leadership more widely saying that this just confirms our stance on not cooperating with the united states ahead of this potential deal of the century that the united states still says it wants to publish the the trump peace plan between israel and the palestinians it says this is a way of trying to pressure them to change that stance the palestinians are simply saying that it just confirms the rectitude of our stance thus far thank you for that harry foresaid life for us in ramallah in the occupied west bank let's turn to other world news now and united nations says more than thirty thousand people have been disp

scrapped six hospitals in occupied east jerusalem in a statement prime minister rami him dollar said the decision to fill the void shows the government considers to receive them hospitals as part of its network washington had an outs on saturday that it will cut one of its last remaining programs for palestinians. the russian president vladimir putin has invited his north korean counterpart to visit russia a letter from president putin was sent to kim jong il now monday no further details were revealed regarding the time and location of the meeting him was invited to attend an economic forum in vladivostok which starts on tuesday but a russian official confirms he will not be attending sudan's president has sat is entirely government dissolved his cabinet and cut the number of ministers from thirty one to twenty one in a bid to tackle a growing economic crisis is now picked a new prime minister and several other appointments have been announced three in the face is a period of lengthy political wrangling after an election which ended with no party winning a majority though with some

not in east jerusalem. don't try to outsmart us. we cannot choose an area here or there. no. this is our capital. there is no peace otherwise. ofy invented this idea temporary borders. ish unknown borders, this like israel. it is a state with the norm borders. no. well-defined borders. then we can coexist with the israelis. otherwise, no. 183 states plus another country that has recognized us, columbia. i will continue and this will come in my speech. i call upon all the countries of the world to acknowledge .alestine i can no longer see a convincing region -- reason why some countries. i should draw your attention to the fact that in 2009 the state of palestine -- in 2019 the chairof palestine will --. 10 minutes ago, i met in another president --om at announce that we have been freely elected by 134 countries to chair the group of 77 and china. nevertheless, there are some countries -- we recognize both countries or maybe we recognize israel but not palestine. if you claim that you recognize the two states and recognize israel but you are not recognizing palestine, what is

the hospitals, they are the poorest people in east jerusalem who use those hospitals.hat i see is tension and a kind of bitterness in the air. there is also a problem with haveand abbas seems to said to increase a payment that was going to go to gaza so there would be more hours of electricity. but he has said that the conflict between him and hamas is the reason. suffering, the people are the people in gaza and do not have electricity, the poor in the west bank you do not have the money to support their daily lives, and the feeling is bitter. >> that was a report from jerusalem. thank you. time to look at news happening elsewhere in the world. catalonia's leader was among thousands turned out in barcelona for the first anniversary of major pro-independence rallies. it was followed by a banned vote , calling on madrid to make a release. in guatemala, thousands marching to protest the president's decision to end the work of the corruption. division they are asking that the government let the body continue its work which is held -- dozensgh-profile of powerful cleta mull

refugees just this weekend twenty five million dollars taken away from palestinian hospitals in east jerusalem and so when we spoke to the senior advisor to the palace in president not bill south he put this in that context does mr trump provide any answer absolutely not mr thrums ideas of destructive whatever remains of the peace process are one sided are extortionists. using economic pressure to deny any right for the palestinians and to deny the importance of international law and international institutions the palestinian leadership says rather than trying to bully them into adopting a different line in terms of their rejection of the trump peace plan before its publication rather the united states has adopted a grocery list of israeli demands this latest move being one of them we spoke to the secretary general of the p.l.o. side erica on monday he said that they would pursue israel at the international criminal court with even greater vigor adding another charge to the list that of the impending demolition of a bedouin village. in the occupied west bank he also said that after speaking to

happens the plan is for them to be removed to a satellite town of the eastern fringes of occupied east jerusalem the international community many members the international media are very much against this those european parliament resolution on thursday opposing this one on the grounds that it effect that it is in violation of international humanitarian law by creating this forcible removal the other one of course is about the future of a possible palestinian state that what they fear is that this is paving the way for more illegal settlement building in this very sensitive area which could really affect the territorial integrity of such a state the question now is when this operation will start in earnest we're moving into the jewish sabbath there are jewish holidays in store in the beginning in the middle of next week so there are limited occasions it seems for the israelis to move in it may well be that they will do so after those holidays next week. in syria several demonstrations have been held to protest against the government one of them in hama the other in the province of course the las

on the one nine hundred sixty seven borders with east jerusalem as its capital and a secure israel fully part of its own region recognized by arab and muslim states around the world arab and muslim countries are committed to a comprehensive peace and the arab peace initiative has been on offer for more than sixteen years indeed every major country in the world the u.s. and the european union all have worked to help the parties reach a general peace that can last the u.s. administration has long been committed to peace and has a leading role in our progress going forward yes we have a long way to go but we cannot give up because the tosk is hard. because what is the alternative can we afford to let one of the world's most to teach it regions be tied to an endless cycle of violence in its midst. how long must jerusalem a holy city to more than half of the world's people face dangers to its multi-faith heritage and identity. how could we accept a status quo of continuing crises and bigotry palestinians families displaced for generations their children's very identity tonight israeli familie

of a ghost of victoria hospital and secretary for the east jerusalem hospitals network he told our jazeera patients shouldn't be caught in the middle of political issues i cannot describe such a decision and its effect on our people in jerusalem we are the only entity in the whole of british band that provides services that are not available elsewhere including radiation therapy to cancer patients including open heart surgeries to children because of those good including. four children at the goose that would go to this is immense this is of catastrophic mitchell i mean you don't use humans as elements for food negotiations for for. me this is not a low but this is this is inhumane this is very cruel and now i use this as a platform for the international community to intervene we cannot do. you the lives of patients are at risk i'm talking about patients who are severely sick who are about to die who have you know who already put so much effort. because of accessibility issues because of barriers it is checkpoints in gaza and other sick points i don't do is back and now come up with the wi

has scrapped for six hospitals in the occupied east jerusalem in a statement prime minister. said the decision to fill the void shows the government considers jerusalem hospitals as part of its network washington and outs on saturday that it would cut one of its last remaining programs for palestinians. we've got a lot more to come on this al-jazeera news hour including. one of europe's most liberal nations takes a turn to the right find out about sweden's political deadlock. at least six people have been killed in a car bomb in the capital of somalia. and taking a need to more players continue to protest on the opening weekend of the n.f.l. season he said we'll have the details in sport. at least three people are dead ten others are injured after a gunman stormed the headquarters of libya's national oil corporation in the capital tripoli libyan security forces say they have now gained control of the headquarters after several individuals tried to take over the building now this comes after u.n. brokered talks between several groups vying for control of the city agreed to hal

on them on the israeli army has closed roads leading to the village of qana hama in occupied east jerusalem which is scheduled for demolition scuffles have broken out between soldiers and palestinian protesters who were angry at israel's decision to flatten the village to make way for the building of illegal settlements last week israel's supreme court gave the go ahead to reject c.n.n. feel sorry for as it has more from common. it was a couple of hours before midday prayers here in kandahar on friday that the israeli forces moved in it was israeli security forces and and mechanical earthmover of that vehicle put up some barricades to some of the smaller access points to the village and also during that time they were installed sun large metal swing gates that give access from the main israeli fire way through a tunnel under that highway here to the village so it seems that this is the latest phase of preparations ahead of this impending demolition there were some scuffles some confrontations during that period it has now though quiet and down again for the residents of this village though