state or to do for example what russia and these little knows the state of palestine recognize east jerusalem as the capital of this palestinian state and then if it wants to recognize west jerusalem as that of the think of israel then we won't have any problem with. the current announcement in its form and in fact the prime minister's clucked. careful to talk about the stand aspersion policy on drugs or supposed to be and has rights under international law to east jerusalem as a unanimous security council resolution for those that is specific lucian's on jerusalem itself in a way so that now this month may appear as to be done spent in essence those who are doing guns from the understand that israel has plans to take all of its tourism and indirectly trying to actually support this move through this announcement in my view so you don't think that the palestinians might say this is a step forward even if it's just a small step forward because just to come back to what you said the strain government did state that it is resolved to acknowledge the aspirations of the palestinian people for a fu

be said for their loved ones and so many other families natasha going a mel does iraq occupied east jerusalem the arab league has warned brazil's incoming far right president also nara against his plans to move his country's embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem the group's secretary general said it would violate international law and brazil's relations with the arab world all during his election campaign said that he would follow u.s. president donald trump's lead and relocate the embassy if he follows through there would be a major shift in brazil's foreign policy which is traditionally backed a two state solution to the israeli palestinian conflict. and researchers have recovered war than one thousand five hundred pieces from the day of a massive fire that destroyed brazil's national museum in september the objects feared lost or one of the oldest human fossils of a found in the americas and recordings of indigenous languages some of which are no longer spoken the museum in rio de janeiro is one of the world's oldest russia has sent two of its long range bombers to venezuela to take part in m

occupied east jerusalem a senior executive of chinese tech giant toy away has returned to court in canada for a bail hearing over allegations the she broke u.s. sanctions on iran mango ones who is seeking the release of a health concerns but she was arrested earlier this month in vancouver and is fighting extradition to the u.s. china has demanded her immediate release threatening consequences for canada reynolds has more now from vancouver so what is the latest on this failed hearing. well barbara what's going on in this canadian courtroom behind me has roiled markets worldwide and really created a lot of uncertainty about the international trade and. four for. one joe have been arguing with the court about to. arrange her bail has offered to pay for a team of private security guards and electronic monitoring so that she would be released from prison and then monitored twenty four hours a day by the agents that she pay for where an electric bracelet or monitoring g.p.s. device of some kind that she'd be restricted to within a certain area of vancouver city where she owns a house now the

reduced to rubble by palestinian families in occupied east jerusalem say they're being forced to demolish their own home. and tom brady breaks yet another n.f.l. record he will tell you about it in sports. more than one hundred fifty countries have adopted the global compact for my gratian which will be formally endorsed by the un general assembly but it's unclear if the deal will make any major impact on millions of refugees as the us italy and other countries withdrew saying the pact is against national sovereignty. america. i it's the moment millions of refugees and migrants have been waiting for a global agreement to better handle migration adopted by a majority of united nations states the deal is not binding but for the united nations secretary-general until you get to this is a significant achievement whether their movement is voluntary or forced and whether or not they have been able to obtain federal authorization for movements they are human beings must have their human rights respected and their dignity. to the united these and to vilify any group of people is their old studio

to militarily occupy all remaining palestinian territory in the west bank the gaza strip and east jerusalem suddenly all of palestine is now lost we now had no palestinian land left under palestinian control. you have a huge palestinian population living as refugees or living under occupation. palestinians are governed under military law they are essentially prisoners they are treated as if they were all prisoners of war they have no rights. in the immediate aftermath of the sixty seven war the united nations security council post resolution two too food. citing international though forbidding the takeover of territory by war two for two explicitly calling for israel to withdraw its own forces. to this day israel has largely failed to comply not only holding palestinian territory. compass getting additional land and building massive jewish settlement blocks in the west bank in east jerusalem in direct violation of the food geneva convention which expressly forbids states from transferring civilian populations into territory it occupies. in addition israel has established an inter matrix of

ever just to rubble one palestinian families in occupied east jerusalem say they're being forced to demolish their own homes. and we've got yet more rain working its way towards parts of the middle east at the moment we take a look at the satellite picture we can see one area of cloud that's edging its way across parts of turkey but then the making its way in from the west a mat is giving us and fairly heavy downpours and some pretty strong winds too so there is the area of low pressure as we head through the day on cheese day all the winds circulating around that plenty of rain here plenty of strong winds and then we've got this dangling area of cloud making its way down through parts of lebanon giving us some wet weather hits who said generally speaking this whole region looking pretty unsettled as we head through cheese day and on wednesday that system just pushes a bit further eastward so more rain more snow and will strong winds to do with his further east loquat tahir terror on up a pleasant sixty of course into will be just for that here in doha temperatures are really quite nice at t

east jerusalem as the capital at least for the student state and then if it wants to could not just you know islam has that we've got the israel then we will have a problem in fact the prime minister plot to go forward to talk about the stimulus for racial balance was supposed to do and said right under international law to use troops on unanimous a security council resolution for that that is specific positions on jerusalem and some from those who do that the standard israel has plans to take all of its tourism and indirectly trying to go actually support this move through this announcement in my view. has declared it's creating its own army turning small security forces into full scale military units the move how about has found little support among longstanding allies with the us being the only exception what caused death takes a look at why most of europe is concerned. we like to think of europe as peaceful conflict less a place where differences a result in a civilized way but this place is different. with this vote today a new era starts for our country. from this moment if we hav

also acknowledged though the aspirations of the palestinians for a state with its capital in east jerusalem a strategy of now recognizes west resume being the seat of the knesset. and many of the institution is government. is the capital of israel is trying the government is also resolved to acknowledge the aspirations of the palestinian people for a future state with its capital in the streets i think both governments move is a should be seen as not as unbalanced policy as of course you support for israel and its actions won't that be much better ways for a state or to do for example what russia these recognize the state of palestine because most east jerusalem is the capital of this posting and state and then if you've lost a good night's rest you know muslim as that of the week of israel then we won't have a problem but in fact the prime minister was what careful to talk about the stimulus for a ship you know bart's was supposed to insert rights under international law to be used to resolve a unanimous security council resolution for that that is physical as it usually is on jerusalem it

he said australians also recognised the aspirations of palestinians to state with a capital in east jerusalemncounter in brussels, british prime minister theresa may says she still believes she can get extra assurances from eu leaders to get her brexit withdrawal agreement through the uk parliament. eu leaders say they won't renegotiate but will offer what they call ‘further clarifications‘ on the so—called backstop. that's the safety net aimed at avoiding a hard trade border between the eu and the uk on the island of ireland, if no future deal is agreed in time. this report is from laura kuenssberg in brussels. a bad omen? a bitter morning — for more than one reason. the prime minister came to brussels hunting concessions from the eu. does the eu like your plan, prime minister? but they didn't just say no, one of their top politicians said she didn't even know what she wanted. she was "nebulous". leading this private, careful politician to show real anger. "did you call me nebulous?" she seems to say to jean—claude juncker. he grasping her arm, the microphone may be off, but you can see exac

for the state to do for example what russia these recognize the state of palestine recognize east jerusalem as the capital of this palestinian state and then if it was too good not just the west you know islam as that of the we got the israel then we won't have a problem but in fact the prime minister was what careful to talk about those demonstrations last you know box for supposed to insert rights under international law to be used to resolve a unanimous security council resolution for that that is physical as it usually is on jerusalem itself or not those are doing guns and understand that israel has plans to take all of its tourism and indirectly with it trying to you actually support this war through this announcement in my view. kosovo has declared it is creating its own army turning small security forces into full scale military units the move however has found little support among long standing allies with the u.s. being the any exception not against the of takes a look at why most of europe is concerned. we like to think of europe as peaceful conflict less a place where differences

in the old city of occupied east jerusalem rather in which a man is shown in a police video attempting at least to attack an israeli ultra-orthodox man and then shown in that video attacking two police officers the these are a security forces members were both injured one lightly one moderately according to israeli police and he himself. it was shot dead it does seem to be that there have been a number of such attacks and israeli operations in recent weeks and months these are a security services are warning of the prospect of an escalation in violence in the occupied west bank. the british prime minister tourism is heading to brussels to ask e.u. leaders for concessions on the braggs that deal but the block has released a draft statement saying the agreement cannot be renegotiated may survive a leadership challenge from her own party on wednesday with two hundred votes for her and one hundred seventeen against let's talk to paul brennan in london what do you make of it all paul. she has to go and do the same job she was doing already and that is as we know a major uphill battle. for t

to militarily occupy all remaining palestinian territory in the west bank the gaza strip and east jerusalem suddenly all of palestine is now lost we now had no palestinian land left under palestinian control you have a huge palestinian population living as refugees are living under occupation. palestinians are governed under military law they are essentially prisoners they are treated as if they were all prisoners of war they have no rights in the immediate aftermath of the sixty seven war the united nations security council post resolution two too food. citing international though forbidding the takeover of territory by war to food to explicitly called for israel to withdraw its own forces . to this day israel has largely failed to comply not only holding palestinian territory the compass getting additional london building massive jewish settlement blocks in the west bank in east jerusalem in direct violation of the food geneva convention which expressly forbids states from transparent civilian populations into territory it occupies. in addition israel has established an inter matrix of se

said australia also recognised the aspirations of the palestinians to a state with a capital in east jerusalemon bbc news, in a moment it'll be time for newswatch. but first, here's click. the children at this north london school have invited lara and me to learn about one of the most important events in british history. it has been 100 years since the first women in the uk were able to vote in a general election. and this vr experience is attempting to demonstrate how important it is to make your voice heard. and now repeat after me, this is my voice. all: this is my voice. before the suffragettes, a woman had to know her place. make noise is an eight minute interactive animated documentary story which you use your voice to interact with and it's about the story of the suffragettes. i walked down the strand and the first shop i came to, which was a jeweller's, bang went my hammer through the window. in the early 20th century the british suffragette movement fought for the right of women to vote by protesting and damaging buildings, all the while facing ridicule and anger in the media. sing a

jerusalem. jordan took the east part of jerusalem. and then in 1967 israel took the east part of jerusalem and the west bank and gaza. and it's really israel has said then from the 1980s that all of jerusalem is their capital. and that has been disputed by the palestinians and really much of the international community. the united states does recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel, but many countries still believe that the final status of jerusalem as we heard from the statement there should be defined by a final status solution between the israelis and the palestinians, although the prime minister of israel -- sorry, the prime minister of australia said this in his defense and why he made that declaration. >> fundamentally it's the right of every counselee to determine its national capital. the government is asked the question about the position we have long adopted in relation to jerusalem. >> reporter: so you do have australia declaring west jerusalem the capital of israel, saying east jerusalem would be for potential palestin

four separate situations including the stabbing attack in the occupied part of east jerusalem in the old city so it's hard to know whether they are of a piece exactly what the linkage may be two of them are related to planned israeli operations trying to hunt down people they believe responsible for violence against israelis then we've had subsequently these two attacks from palestinians the stabbing attack in the old city and what we believe to be in a palestinian shooting attack in the occupied west bank whether those two attacks were in some way in response to the israeli military action of been taking place within the last hours obviously we can't be sure of that but certainly it is an increased pace of violence that's been taking place in the last few hours stay close we'll come back to you if there are any more developments thanks very much now the u.s. senate is likely to vote on a resolution to end u.s. support for the saudi led war in yemen later on thursday the debate is taking place in defiance of president donald trump support of saudi policy now it coincides with the fin

capital he also acknowledged the aspirations of the palestinians for a state with its capital in east jerusalem a strategy of now recognizes wish to resume being deceived miss. and many have used to show his government. is the capital of israel is trying to govern is also resolved to acknowledge the aspirations of the palestinian people for a future state with its capital in the streets. ok let's get the thoughts now of dr binoy kant marquees a senior lecturer at university in melbourne australia and a very welcome firstly we used to prize by this announcement or is it something that's been in the pipeline for a little while. i wasn't entirely surprised by the announcement but i suppose the issue about it was the angle it took because we were not entirely sure what scott morrison would say about how the recognition of jerusalem would take place we have to remember that this is a government desperate to survive leading up to the next election and so at a by election that took place in the seat of went with the just by the former prime minister who of course was overthrown in a coup essentially a

east jerusalem as the capital of this posting and state and then if it wants to. rescue islam as that of the week of israel then we will have a grumble in fact the prime minister was quite up to. talk about the stimulus ration bartz was supposed to insert rights under international law to be used to resolve a unanimous a security council resolution for that that is specific as it usually is on jerusalem itself or not those were doing guns with understand that israel has plans to take all of its tourism and indirectly with it trying to go to support this war through this announcement in my view. international still ahead for you this out because of ice plans for its own army may have won the backing from the u.s. but the rest of its allies are not so keen we'll have a look at why just after the break. you know world's big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time

divestment and sanctions movements it's looking for a peaceful end to the israeli occupation of east jerusalem and the occupied west bank so in recent years a majority of u.s. states have put in place anti b.d.s. legislation as of november this year twenty six states have laws preventing individuals and corporations from announcing a boycott of is really own businesses thirteen other states have also introduced or have similar laws pending for approval let's bring in al-jazeera senior political analyst joining us from london for people who are maybe scratching their heads at the story about why these laws are being enacted in the states and twenty six states specifically. just tell us what you make of it what is the message that's being sent out by these states to american citizens. well let's just start with the with the extraordinary news from texas and where there's a say about the rest of the twenty plus states that america without its freedom of speech america without its fundamental principles of democracy is no more than a junior partner of china america would be worthless without its d

capital he also acknowledged the aspirations of the palestinians for a state with its capital in east jerusalem a strategy of now recognizes. big suv. and many of the institution is government. is the capital of israel is trying to govern is also resolved to acknowledge the aspirations of the palestinian people for a future state with its capital in the stores i think governments more say should be seen not as a balanced policy as of course you support for israel and its actions what would that be much better. to do for example what russia these recognize the state of palestine. as the capital of this posting and state and then if it wants to. give us a limb that we got the israel then we won't have a grumble in fact the prime minister. talked about the stimulus for a. box was supposed to do is have the rights under international law to be used to resolve. the security council resolution for that that is specific positions on jerusalem and some from those who do understand that israel has plans to take all of its tourism and in directly trying to go to support these small groups announcement in

and in the early hours of thursday an attack in occupied east jerusalem in the old city a palestinian man stabbing and injuring two israeli security forces members before he too was shot dead and there's been further violence through thursday afternoon a palestinian drive a shot dead by israeli soldiers near ramallah in what the israeli military characterized as an attempted ramming attack israeli settlers stoning palestinian vehicles along route sixty the same highway where the earliest shooting took place for months these races cutey establishment has been warning politicians here of the potential for a renewed eruption of violence in the west bank the events of the last twenty four hours will only have given greater weight to those warnings are a force that al-jazeera westerners. as president. for talks with somali leaders as they rebuild diplomatic relations the two nations agreed to restore ties in july ending fifteen years of hostility. war. a sign of the rapidly changing times in the horn of africa. eritrea as president. presence in mogadishu talks with the somali leader mohamm

and in the early hours of thursday an attack in occupied east jerusalem in the old city a palestinian man stabbing and injuring two israeli security forces members before he too was shot dead and there's been further violence through thursday afternoon a palestinian drive a shot dead by israeli soldiers near ramallah in what the israeli military characterized as an attempted ramming attack israeli settlers stoning palestinian vehicles along route sixty the same highway where the earlier shooting took place for months these races curious stablish what has been warning politicians here of the potential for a renewed eruption of violence in the west bank the events of the last twenty four hours will only have given greater weight to those warnings are a force that al-jazeera westerners. still to come. sri lanka's supreme court rules it was unconstitutional for the.

all of this although it's not yet clear there was a stabbing attack in the old city in occupied east jerusalem where a man was shown by police video apparently first attempting to attack a person in orthodox clothing and then running towards two israeli security forces members and stabbing and injuring them one lightly one moderately he also was shot dead by israeli forces ok thank you for all that information harry forsett in west jerusalem. two other news in the u.s. senate is likely to vote on a resolution to end u.s. support for the saudi led war in yemen senators voted sixty to thirty nine to advance the measure on wednesday a similar move was defeated in march but bipartisan support has increased since the murder of jamal khashoggi keep this vote coinciding with the final days of talks in sweden to end the conflict the united states with very little media attention has been saudi arabia's partner in this horrific war we have been providing the bombs the saudi led coalition is using refueling their planes before they drop those bombs and assisting with intelligence let's check in with an

first but leave it on you eventually leave with your islam should we begin with the least rail in east jerusalem should be bigger of. policy and therefore i would say and peace was condition and then equal rights to their countries then we should not accept well still ahead here on al-jazeera. i think people realize that you cannot have your cake and eat it now questions loom over the future of brics it has caused growth for a second referendum. more than four decades after the vietnam war ended the trumpet ministration looks to send back some of the refugees their stories on the other side of the bright. and i for a day or two things are all quiet calm and not that cold for winter it's a good part of china the line of cloud that we she saw has broken up it should allow daytime sunshine and that's going to work even those weeks at twenty two in hong kong or about twelve in shanghai or in africa for days at what's falling out from the tibetan plateau high ground of the himalayas well that's life we heading slowly eastwards as well for the middle of the week the still rain falling in the breeze on

israel is the victim palestinians and demolishing their property in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. from the palestinian point of view hano amr has become a powerful symbol showing the world the way in which israel is continuing what critics say is a wide scale land grab the israeli government has lambasted the palestinian authority for using a bar as israeli propaganda the villagers who continue to call it home remain in the middle and in limbo for who knows how much longer natasha going to aim in the occupied west bank. welcome back time to recap our headlines now. a gunman who killed at least three people in the eastern city of stroudsburg is on the run france's stepped up border controls as police try to track him down at least twelve people were injured when the attackers opened fire near a christmas market in the city center. the chief financial officer of chinese tech giant who our way is been granted bail in canada to agreeing to put out more than seven million dollars and surrender hope passport among one joe was arrested on the scent of the first on suspicion of violating

israel is the victim palestinians and demolishing their property in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. from the palestinian point of view hano armor has become a powerful symbol showing the world the way in which israel is continuing what critics say is a wide scale land grab the israeli government has lambasted the palestinian authority for using as israeli propaganda the villagers who continue to call it home remain in the middle and in limbo for who knows how much longer natasha dizzier in the occupied west bank israeli forces assured that a palestinian man who attempted to run over a policeman in his car in the west bank the attack was launched in the air hebron the driver named locally as oman haasan awad allegedly rammed the police vehicle before on the officers opened fire he died in hospital no israelis were. pregnant girls in tanzania are being forced to abandon their education president john mccain forty says a law banning teenage mothers from returning to public schools must be strictly enforced ethen so reports now from the northern region of shin young go which has the co

is ticking for a peaceful end to the israeli occupation of east jerusalem and the west bank through economic pressure something. belgium's prime minister has resigned after losing a vote of no confidence sharon mission had been leading a minority government for a week after his coalition partners walked out of the alliance the flemish nationalist party quit over me shows decision to sign a un migration pact that critics say will increase migration into europe and the remains were violent protests in belgium over the weekend and rallies attended by far right leaders including the pan and see battery. after a so breaking its national day with a military parade asho and fireworks is the second one since saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain imposed a blockade on the gulf state they cut diplomatic ties with doha accusing it of sponsoring terrorism a claim it strongly denies also barry has this report. the annual national day festivities took off in the usual grand style and this year after eighteen months of a land sea and air blockade by former arab states qatari celebrated not only their l

added australia recognizes the aspirations of palestinians for a future state with its capital in east jerusalemerusalem. our ian lee on the story. what's the reaction to all of this so far? >> reporter: well, george, this announcement isn't likely to make anybody happy. we haven't heard from the israelis yet but for israel they see jerusalem as their entire capital, not an east or western side. a reaction is likely to come later today aft. we heard from the palestinian organization and he criticized this. he put more criticism on australia's role in two state solution which they say australia hasn't been a partner in, but for the palestinians they say that the status of jerusalem should be determined through negotiations although australian prime minister did defend his decision. take a listen. >> fundamentally it's the right of every country to determine its national capital. that is why the government asked the question, it asked the question about the position we long adopted in relation to jerusalem. >> reporter: so, george, the last time jerusalem status was really determined in an interna

of but you are going to boycott israel because someone is building next to bathroom in jewish east jerusalemsuddenly that is not anti-semitic. the state department says if you treat israel the way you treat no other state it is the definition of anti-semitism and ocasio-cortez has not disassociated from anyone associating with bds or radical anti-israel. shannon: you donated $15,000 to charity for her to debate you, any response on that? >> know. wasn't just debating me, she could do an interview on my show. this was considered calling. has she looked at me? i am not a collar, orthodox judaism prohibits that. shannon: keep us up-to-date if anything develops on that. you have been named keynote speaker for the march for life, something we covered for years, come snowstorm, sleet or anything else in january there are thousands of people who come here to march commemorating roe versus wade, pro life in nature. tell us how you were associated with them and what message you want to bring? >> march for life is an amazing event, never had a chance to attend. when they came to me and offered a keyno

is unrealistic, many arabs envision an independent palestinian state with this pajerusalem -- east jerusalemas their capital. it's a very coisentious issue, anel seems determined to keep jerusalem whole and in its control. in fact, while wandering the heart of the muslim quarter, you may see houses fortified and festooned with israeli flags. these are the homes of jewish families staking out this bit of the old city for their community. [ muezzin calling adhan ] >>> tonight the blue wave continues as anher democrat declares victory in a tight congressional race. >>> as well as term ooil and tear gas on the boarder. >>> rvivors of the camp fire are trying to pull their lives together after losing everything in the state's deadliest wieltd fire. >>> and missions dist.ct in the '8 a look at -- >>> we begin with with politics. one of the last house races is in central valley. this week hobs declared victory in that race. if the

condemning israel for expanding its settlements in the west bank and expanding settlements in east jerusalem right to do that. he was a designee to be national security advisor. it would have been malpractice for him not to do it. they interviewed him supposedly as because the pretext was they were investigating a violation of the logan act. the logan act pervades private citizens -- for bids private citizens talking about a foreign -- they were two prosecutions both unsuccessful. nobody has been prosecuted for that in modern times including you know, jane and rodman and other people talking to people that we had disputes with. maria: so they knew that he spoke to kislyak. >> they had a recording of it. maria: had the recording and yet, he was afraid of the logan act? >> i doubt he is afraid of the logan act. no one is afraid of it is probably unconstitutional. maria: so why lie? >> that is a good question. maybe he was afraid of possible scandals about the trump contact with the russians. i don't know.but he could conceivably have lied out of fear of a logan act prosecution. maria: before y

recognized jerusalem as the undivided capital of israel, even though israel has illegally occupied east jerusalem since 1967. >> now recognizes west or solemn -- west jerusalem, and many of the institutions government is the capital of israel. west jerusalem is the capital of israel. to movingk forward our embassy to west jerusalem when practical, and supportive, and after final status determination. amy: in may, the trump administration drew international condemnation when it moved the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, a city that palestinians want as part of a future state. at the united nations general assembly, the u.s. voted monday against a framework agreement aimed at protecting the rights of refugees around the world. the vote on the global compact on refugees was 181-to-2, with only the far-right government of hungary joining the trump administration in rejecting the refugee pact. among other things, the compact seeks to find alternatives to jailing asylum seekers, especially children. the trump administration is currently detaining about 15,000 immigrant children in government cu

you're somehow going to boycott israel because someone is building an extra bathroom and jewish east jerusalemtic. of course it is. the state department says if you are going to treat them like you treat no other state, that is anti-semitism. alexandria osasio-cortez has not just a disassociated from that. >> shannon: one point you offered $10,000 to donate to charity for her to come in debate you. any response on that? >> [laughs] no. just so she could do an interview on my show. i said, we could do it for no pay. this was considered catcalling. she said i was cackling her. has she looked at me? i'm not a cat collar. the orthodox judaism kind of private side. >> shannon: keep us up-to-date. i also want to ask about the fact that you been named a keynote speaker at the march for life. we've covered that for years. , snowstorm or sleet, it is in january. there are thousands of people who come here to march commemorating roby weight. they are pro-life in nature. tell us he came about being associated with them and what message you up to bring this year? speak with the march of life is an amazing

rights to be given on the ground to the palestinian people and to have that on a state within east jerusalem as the capital of the palestinian state the thinking of saudi arabia urge the international community to be to this possibilities and to take all of them this is a story and measures to protect the palestinians from the israeli rockets this is that of offending the arab and muslim feelings everywhere. you ordered. him and the. government also. yemen. to prevent anyone from playing with the security and stability in yemen and we have a program of assistance to. people of yemen do we also work together in order to find a political solution to the president as a consequence a little usually. we two sixty one or according to the member national dialogue with a kingdom of saudi arabia as you recall for a political solution which would put an end to the syrian want. to have a. government that will guarantee the unity of syria with syria from the terrorist organizations also with us saudi arabia is quite good to have your kind of the relations with iraq because iraq is one of the become juro

we could all see eventually leave with the euro solution we begin with the will of israel and east jerusalem should be to give people of. melissy land there for out sake and peace whose condition and their people want their country their vision and they said. fishing rights are one of the most contentious issues in the whole brics it debate the u.k. hopes to secure sole rights to fish in its territorial waters long oversight of the north sea denmark is opposing that learn spanish reports from the danish harbor town of taber. much of the fish alfred fisk hangs he brings home in the middle of the night is cut far from denmark shores it's from near the east of scotland where his family has been fishing for generations this is dutch waters this is here with all those the snow with their orders and this is the bridges so. the bricks if you mean european votes are no longer permitted to enter british waters where danish fishermen say they catch about forty percent of their fish when they face the lower where the border is actually so. some years they're in the norwegian so some years they're in th

court divestment sanctions movement which is seeking a peaceful end to the israeli occupation of east jerusalem and the west bank through economic pressure as of november twenty twenty as of november a twenty six states have laws preventing individuals and corporations from announcing a boycott of israeli owned businesses thirteen other states have also introduced or have similar laws awaiting approval let's speak some more about this not to. go on who's an opinion editor at the forward which is a magazine that focuses on politics and culture from an american jewish perspective she's rise cut from neo very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so i understand that you oppose the b.d.s. the boycott divestment sanction israel movement but you also think that this untied b.d.'s via the israel oath is counterproductive productive tell us why. as as many jews do i find myself increasingly aware of anti semites who also boycott israel at the same time i don't find the boycott itself to be anti-semitic i find myself unable to support it mostly because palestinian friends of mine who are after this in

israel is the victim palestinians and demolishing their property in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. from the palestinian point of view hano amr has become a powerful symbol showing the world the way in which israel is continuing what critics say is a wide scale land grab the israeli government has lambasted the palestinian authority for using a bar as anti israeli propaganda the villagers who continue to call it home remain in the middle and in limbo for who knows how much longer natasha going to name does era in the occupied west bank guns opened fire in a cafe drove them brazil killing at least four people the forty nine year old gunman killed himself after being wounded by the police in the southeastern city of company us he has no criminal record and has most of us yet on korea. breakfast owners in cuba have something to celebrate so do privately run restaurants communist leaders have backtracked on imposing new restrictions on private enterprise in latin america at a certain c n human. the owner of this have an apartment rents rooms to tourists just when new and highly unpopul

israel is the victim palestinians and demolishing their property in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. from the palestinian point of view hano amr has become a powerful symbol showing the world the way in which israel is continuing what critics say is a wide scale land grab the israeli government has lambasted the palestinian authority for using a bar as israeli propaganda the villagers who continue to call it home remain in the middle and in limbo for who knows how much longer natasha going to aim in the occupied west bank. google c.e.o. has told us congressman that the company has no plans to relaunch a censored this search engine in china so there pichai has been testifying before the house judiciary committee over privacy concerns on monday google said a data leak had affected more than fifty two million users of its social media platform but lawmakers and google's own employees have also raised fears that the company would comply with china's censorship laws in an effort to re enter the chinese search engine market which i says google isn't moving ahead with its plans yet but tha

was a very bloody president terms of a violent night in the occupied west bank and an occupied east jerusalem this would have been a major incident the israeli military says that a car stopped just outside a bus stop just opposite a bus stop on the major route sixty artery north south in the northern half of the occupied west bank very close to ramallah just south of the illegal settlement of offer and an attacker or attackers got out and started shooting according to the military a group of civilians and soldiers two people killed another with a head wound taken on spital another also seriously injured although said to be stabilizing in hospital the israeli military is talking about how mass making increased efforts to establish what it says are terror infrastructures and units to carry out attacks in the occupied west bank certainly hamas has welcomed what it calls a heroic action in retaliation against what it says are israeli crimes the palestinian president mahmoud abbas his office put out a statement saying that the cycle of violence could be blamed on israel for its incursions its inci

this third incident in the early hours of this morning in the old city of jerusalem in occupied east jerusalem a man according to police video which was released a little while ago at least seems to have first tried to attack an israeli ultra-orthodox man and then that video shows and running up to and. scenting at least according to police successfully stabbing two police offices one moderately one lightly wounded before he himself was shot dead get the feeling harry that this is a limited contained sort of operation or that there is the potential for it to escalate . well there is always concern that these things can develop a mental of their own certainly we saw that in october twenty fifteen when flurry of starting attacks started to add to gain momentum and there were vehicle running attacks as well and obviously significant israeli security services and israeli forces. operations carried out in the west bank as a result and so there were there was a real spike in israeli palestinian violence during that time since then there have been concern in you'd warnings from the israeli security e

and in the early hours of thursday an attack in occupied east jerusalem in the old city a palestinian man stabbing and injuring two israeli security forces members before he too was shot dead and there's been further violence through thursday afternoon a palestinian drive a shot dead by israeli soldiers near ramallah in what the israeli military characterized as an attempted ramming attack israeli settlers stoning palestinian vehicles along route sixty the same highway where the earliest shooting took place for months these races curious stablish what has been warning politicians here of the potential for a renewed eruption of violence in the west bank the events of the last twenty four hours will only have given greater weight to those warnings are a force that al-jazeera westerners. sri lanka's supreme court has ruled that the president's order to dissolve parliament and hold new elections was unconstitutional the case and more than a dozen petitions that challenge president matter policy are centers bid to trigger a snap election sure one could descend into a political crisis when