palestinian unity for the first time in ten years the yellow flags of fatah a wave in hamas controlled gaza to honor the former leader yasser arafat. and will it float kenya sails on with plans to build a boat made entirely of recycled and plastic. the president trying to sort of clarify his remarks on flat image putin and russian meddling in last year's election he also called for nations to work together and that he just wants to get along with russia and north korea speaking in vietnam mr trump addressed questions on whether russia had meddled in last year's presidential election he said he accepted u.s. intelligence assessment that moscow did indeed interfere but he also accepted the russian president's belief that russia the played no part i believe very much in our intelligence agencies now at the same time. i want to be able because i think it's very important to get along with russia to get along with china to get along with vietnam to get along with lots of countries because we have a lot of things we have to sell i believe that president putin really feels that he feels stron

palestinian unity for the first time in ten years the yellow flags of fatah a waved in hamas controlled gaza to honor the former palestinian leader yasser arafat. a saudi state television has broadcast new pictures of lebanon's prime minister saad hariri meeting king solomon at riyadh airport now this is just the third time that mr hariri has been seen since the other expectedly announced his resignation in the saudi capital eight days ago he's made no public remarks since then and there are suggestions that he's being held against his will saying a hoarder has more now from beirut. posters are springing up across the lebanese capital beirut expressing support to. the resign prime minister whose fate really is unknown uncertain times eleven on the country finding itself at a crossroads for the past year this country enjoyed relative stability in a very turbulent region but things have changed and lebanon finds itself in the middle of the saudi iranian rivalry playing out across the region it's men like him and i think for quite some time since two thousand and five i guess it's when he

it will allow the fatah led government in the west bank to control gaza. hamas has ruled gaza since it one more parliamentary seats in two thousand and seven. the anniversary of arafat holds pain and hope pain of his death and losing him as he sacrificed himself for palestine and hope which hamas and all of the palestinians want hope of achieving unity and reconciliation and rearranging the internal palestinian house. yes or out of lead the fatah movement for nearly five decades until his death in two thousand and four from what was reported to be a month long illness but now zero investigation in two thousand and twelve found out of it was poisoned by radioactive talk since palestinians blame israel for his death an accusation israel has strongly denied but here in gaza they still want answers. at the moment i believe it was assassinated and i demand to investigate his death and find the criminals. and was not out of the us we all came children and women young and old people from all over gaza to commemorate a symbol of the palestinian cause. yes our figh

but this gathering is also a symbol of palestinian unity the first in ten years for fatah founder out of hamas controlled gaza last month the two political factions signed an agreement to end their rivalry it will allow the fatah led government in the west bank to control gaza. hamas has ruled gaza since it one more parliamentary seats in two thousand and seven headed to. the anniversary of arafat holds pain and hope pain of his death and losing him as he sacrificed himself for palestine and hope which hamas and all of the palestinians want hope of achieving unity and reconciliation and rearranging the internal palestinian house yes are horrified led the fatah movement for nearly five decades until his death in two thousand and four from what was reported to be a month long illness. but now zero investigation in two thousand and twelve found out a fight was poisoned by radioactive talk since palestinians blame israel for his death an accusation israel has strongly denied but here in gaza they still want answers. the lady at the moment i believe that arafat was assassinated and i deman

rival palestinian groups fatah and hamas say they've agreed to postpone the handover of power in the gaza strip until december tenth the transfer was originally shed tears for tomorrow friday as part of a reconciliation deal aimed at ending a decade of hostility between hamas and and president mahmoud abbas's fatah movement which runs the west bank palestinians living in gaza have had to endure years of hardship and are hoping for better times ahead like the two young women you're about to me too young to get out and experience the world beyond gaza's borders. and such a how the a twenty one from gaza. it's a beautiful day and the twin sisters are heading out to make another video. on you tube then known as the holy twins. video. with more of. the culture people food traditions their subjects are diverse their mood always positive a dedication to making the world a better place. and considering how depressing life is here it could come across as naive or as propaganda for the radical islamist group hamas which until now has governed the territory but that would miss the point entirel

we're turning now to the middle east where rival palestinian groups hamas and fatah last month signeda landmark reconciliation deal ended and being a ten year split between the two factions in two thousand and seven hawse seized power in the gaza strip and a near civil war with fatah over disputed elections tom was left with control over portions of the israeli occupied west bank part of the unity deal would hand over gaza's border crossings with israel egypt to fatah now that would spell relief for the people of gaza they have suffered under a crippling blockade imposed after a mosque took power but many are split over the prospect of unity with fatah nicolo albrecht has this report. it's business as usual in gaza with little hint of any major political change in the offing. here two senior commanders of the militant group islamic jihad receive a martyr sendoff they were killed on october thirtieth when israel bombed tunnels used by the militants to gain access to israeli territory. islamic jihad propaganda videos show how it plans to destroy the state of israel using various weapons

that all night through the night egypt which is which is mediated these negotiation between hamas and fatah they were up all night discussing how this was going to happen so it wasn't an easy process but they came to an agreement about six o'clock this morning and not agreement has led to these customs posts being taken down and also the crossing where goods and services where goods came into gaza used to collect taxes from there will now it won't be able to do that so the extra tax that palestinians in gaza used to pay on cars on goods on fruits on vegetables on food that tax that went how much that will now stop so we are seeing real progress in this reconciliation that is what people here in gaza are hoping will lead to a long term reconciliation process signed by so much bernard smith. now u.s. president donald trump is promising more extreme vetting of foreigners after what police are calling a terrorist attack in new york city eight people were killed and several injured when a driver plowed a pickup truck into cyclists and pedestrians in manhattan these are live pictures from new yor

put in the diary alone also depends on the british a palestinian fs hamas and fatah the palestinian authority which controls the west bank and hamas which controls gaza. have been holding talks in cairo for several weeks now today hamas was supposed to you has power of the gaza strip over to the palestinian authority but that's. as being disposed islamist hamas party won elections in gaza in two

yes are horrified led the fatah movement for nearly five decades until his death in two thousand and four from what was reported to be a month long illness. but now zero investigation in two thousand and twelve found out a fog was poisoned by radioactive talk since palestinians blame israel for his death an accusation israel has strongly denied but here in gaza they still want answers. at the moment i believe it was assassinated and i demand to investigate his death and find the criminals rihanna was out on the russia we all came children and women young and old people from all over gaza to commemorate a symbol of the palestinian cause across the shirt so i am inserted so you know yes out of our fight is a symbol of free people all over the world i think all revolutionaries should commemorate this anniversary with the recent reconciliation of fatah and hamas the onus is now on the current leaders to deliver on the long held hope of a palestinian state culture durgin on al-jazeera. now the world's biggest online shopping spree dobbs singles day has come to a close in china the title t

it will allow the fatah led government in the west bank to control gaza. hamas has ruled gaza since it one more parliamentary seats in two thousand and seven. the anniversary of arafat holds pain and hope pain of his death and losing him as he sacrificed himself for palestine and hope which hamas and all of the palestinians want hope of achieving unity and reconciliation and rearranging the internal palestinian house. yes are horrified led the fatah movement for nearly five decades until his death in two thousand and four from what was reported to be a month long illness but now zero investigation in two thousand and twelve found out a thought was poisoned by radioactive talk since palestinians blame israel for his death an accusation israel has strongly denied but here in gaza they still want answers. at the moment i believe that arafat was assassinated and i demand to investigate his death and find the criminals. and was not out to the west we all came children and women young and old people from all over gaza to commemorate a symbol of the palestinian c

egypt is to remain open for two more days a decision as part of a reconciliation agreement between fatah and hamas you came after her last gave the palestinian authority control of the crossing for the first time since two thousand and seven the gates were due to open permanently as part of reconciliation do between hamas and fatah but that's been delayed the palestinian interior ministry says about sixteen thousand gazans on the waiting list to cross into egypt. the european union is about to decide where to relocate two of its london based agencies and the united kingdom finally leaves the e.u. ninety nations of eyeing to host the european medicines agency and european banking or thirty if aka has more. it isn't meant to happen until the end of two thousand and nineteen but it's effect already starting to be felt plums are on the way to see the. biggest and most important agencies the european medicines agency base and they said the skyscraper and the. authority only a few hundred meters away from here in an equally shiny building. receive tens of millions of dollars in funding they em

that in palestinian political factions including hamas and fatah have agreed they need to hold elections by the end of next year but leaders made that joint statement following reconciliation talks in cairo of course what malcolm webb is following developments from gaza. palestine's two main political parties flatter and hamas along with twelve other palestinian factions came out with a statement after two eleven hour days of talks in cairo brokered by egypt they've agreed to hold elections before the end of next year for all positions in the palestinian authority including the presidency and all positions below that the date for the elections will be set later by president palestinian president mahmoud abbas they've agreed that in just over a week the palestinian authority will take over ministration of gaza from hamas amasses been in control here for the last ten years since they fought with fatah and pushed them out. due to take over very soon both sides all sides agreed to friel political prisoners those held here in gaza and in the west bank and they agreed to reform the palestinian

palestinian side of gaza's borders with israel and egypt and over is part of deals between hamas and fatah as brokered by egypt last october but the handover may not mean an end to the blockade of gaza israel still controls the flow of people and goods through most of the territorial crossings. iraq is working to take control of a key border crossing into turkey from the kurdish regional government the abraham crossing is located within the official boundaries of the semi autonomous kurdish region of northern iraq on tuesday iraqi military chiefs went to the turkish side of the border has them is here with the news group at the top of the hour up next it's the stream for me peter dhabi and the team here in doha thanks for watching we will see you very soon. documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. ok. five months off to capture. the philippines i still have. to take a look. behind just a few weeks before the end of the battle and. have a look.

leading palestinian political factions including hamas and fatah have agreed to hold elections by the end of next year the group's made the joint statement following reconciliation talks in cairo last month hamas agreed to cede powers and gaza to the palestinian authority in a deal mediated by egypt well not a way palestinian american political analyst he says the latest deal is sorely lacking. it's much about nothing with what they said now i think they have failed to achieve anything that helps the palestinian people whether in the west bank or gaza and i think this is between the top guys the big guys and everybody is trying to get the other side to surrender to the other i think it's a says sad day in the in the in the palestinian people's life and history that they do not agree even on opening the borders and negotiate an opening of the borders for the two million people in gaza from what i know i think the egyptians are much worse than the israelis now and keeping that blockade against the palestinians in order to bring down and bring a solution to their issues with hamas with t

this morning, the border crossings are passing from hamas to fatah' control officials. posters have gone up, and they are of palestinian president mahmoud abbas and the egyptian president, lcc. the border -- the egyptian president, el sisi. the border controls will not have, as officials at the border itself for the checkpoints on the gaza side, where they have been operating until now. thehe egyptian side, egyptian side of the border -- that is the one that is most significant for palestinians. that is the one most palestinians cross through. the changeover/turnover will happen on november 15. what is motivating all of this is monday. theident abbas turned off money cap to gaza. he no longer fund's power, salaries, hospitals. hamas wants to see that turned back on. it has not been yet. i think that is the next stage, the next test after this. will the money come back? inl we see an improvement sanctions, internal and external -- palestinian, israeli, and egyptian? and some improvement for quality of life of people in gaza. rochelle: the liberian n supreme court has sta

according to fatah hamas continues to control the gaza strip. meanwhile how has demands sanctions imposed by palestinian president mahmoud abbas he lifted. and a little on the obama w. at the cabin. which needed now is for the government to carry out its responsibilities to the people. bodies to help solve the electricity crisis the border closures taxes. and medical exchanges. aloha. mass italy's. since the palestinian authority refuses to pay for the electricity provided by israel. died only has three hours of power a day. she needs to use a battery to get one more our village. i'm alone goals and that's it. autonomous and no help that is just looking out for the interests and they only help a friends and supporters. plunged into darkness two million gazans are still waiting to see an effect of the unity deal on their everyday lives. i've learned i'm joined by houthi metal but he's the head of international relations social sciences and what regions universities also fellow chatham house thank you for being with us. on france24 tonight now and

people depend entirely on food aid and leading palestinian political factions including hamas and fatah have agreed to hold elections by the end of next year joint statement came out following reconciliation talks in cairo agreed to say powers in gaza to the palestinian authority that's a look at your headlines on al-jazeera al-jazeera world is next. yes. someone was a style of brass band music in egypt dating back more than one hundred fifty years and it uses brass and percussion and started as military music in the one nine hundred centuries but developed into an entire johner that was extremely popular until the one nine hundred sixty s. . it was started by muhammad has somebody who played the clarinet in a royal military band at the time of our best and the diva of egypt while it was under manure in the nineteenth century. has launched his own band in one thousand nine hundred fifty and muhammad ali street in cairo which became famous for its artists and its musicians. has a band played for rich and poor alike and at weddings and funerals. the band featured in egyptian movies some o

seaport of the data to let in humanitarian aid ports were closed to weeks ago after who the rebels fatah missile towards the saudi capital riyadh yemen struggling to deal with a famine and the world's worst cholera outbreak leading palestinian political factions including hamas and fatah have agreed to hold elections by the end of next year the group's made the joint statement following reconciliation talks in cairo last month house agreed to cede powers in gaza to the palestinian authority. well those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after the stream of. africa going through seismic changes country stands out because it's considered so successful why is the. president of ghana. talked awhile just. for me ok and your in the stream today is the trumpet ministration trying to turn protesting into a crime some civil rights activist thinks so and they are fighting to stop it. the child of six people accused of felony rioting during u.s. president donald trump's inauguration is on the way in washington d.c. the case could determine whether the government continues pursuing

considered but whether that would have been in palestine or not that big question so i think that the fatah declaration was important for getting the state of israel to where it is today all right simon maybe that's lancaster university in the u.k. so i mean as always we appreciate your insights good to have you on the day thank you thank you good to be back. well for the first time a collection of paintings stolen from their jewish owners in the nazi era are being exhibited in switzerland and germany now for decades they were hidden in an apartment in munich until one day the tax man paid an unexpected visit. the hoard of precious artworks is going on display for the first time in bern switzerland and bonn germany the linked exhibitions include master works from the likes of kirshner expect man oughter dick's and vassili couldn't ski the works on display just some of the motherlode found in this on a shimming flat in munich in two thousand and twelve had not been seen by anyone for decades except by this man cornelius gurlitt tax inspectors discovered the tribe of around fifteen hundred wo

rival palestinian groups fatah and hamas said they've agreed to postpone the handover of power in the gaza strip until december tenth the transfer was originally shed used for tomorrow friday as part of a reconciliation deal aimed at ending a decade of hostility between hamas and and president mahmoud abbas's fatah movement which runs the west bank palestinians live.

palestinian political rivals fatah and hamas say they've agreed to hold general elections by the end of twenty eight after talks in cairo but hamas said little other progress was made at that meeting which was called a farm up an earlier reconciliation deal between the two sides. conservationists and china have released two pandas bred in captivity out into a nature reservation and the objective is to increase the natural panda population these two pandas you see were born in two thousand and fifteen and they completed two years of survival training to help them adapt to their new lives in the wilderness. to turkey now a nation that's currently hosting nearly three million syrian and iraqi refugees but lately tensions have been growing between refugees and locals enough lead to some violent clashes in istanbul those clashes got so bad some of the refugees had to be evacuated. dorian jones reports from istanbul. is popular among syrians nearly everyone who works here is from syria. this is the owner twenty four year old mom. he stumbled has been good to him when we left syria only fiv

the mediators from egypt along with officials from hamas and fatah oversaw the handover part of hamas is agreement to return control of gaza to the palestinian authority this is going to be the end of that division shylock this is the first time to be the end of that the end of the journey of course was the everything was very easy that is what has he said from. the other guys this is the seventh attempt i was doing in reconciliation in gaza in the last ten years but this is the first time that we've seen the physical tearing down of hamas is institutions here and it's that it's giving weary palestinians in gaza a faint glimmer of hope this time of reconciliation might just work. the cost of living should also come down hamas used to levy taxes on goods and food a car could be twenty five percent more expensive here than in the west bank that's now stopped. at this crossing the handover of power will have little practical impact for palestinians because israel lets hardly anyone leave the few that left today were hopeful the conditions might improve when measured up on a question reco

rival palestinian factions hamas and fatah have agreed to ask egypt to delay the handover of gaza hamas was due to transfer transfer power in the gaza strip to the palestinian authority by friday after a decade of dominance there as part of a vet conciliation deal but they're asking the handover to be delaying until the tenth of december both sides of accusing each other of not respecting the deal. lebanon's prime minister sabri has signaled he may withdraw his resignation that next week he said matters were positive and if that continued he would consider sending his decision to step down as prime minister and he the announced his resignation while in saudi arabia earlier in the van but then put it on hold last week at the request of president michel aoun. yemen's ousted president ali abdullah saleh says he is prepared to push the hopis to stop firing rockets at saudi arabia but he said the saudi led coalition must first end its blockade and airstrikes on yemen. the first step is a road map stop the war stop the airstrikes and put an end to the blockade. and return we say to the decisi

string of attacks by armed groups egypt is launching a military campaign in sinai president abdel fatah el-sisi has declared three days of mourning and pledged to were spawned with brutal force egypt is also securing its borders the planned reopening of the rougher crossing into gaza that has been delayed until further notice and reports. the bomb and gun attack happened during friday prayers at the other old a mosque in bearded aboud in egypt's northern sinai peninsula local sources say the attackers planted explosives and then opened fire on worshippers while the sermon was underway. looks like it was. outside of. not really clear this motive was i know it's my responsibility yet but it's very possibly and i said they have targeted sudanese in the past in sinai. president i'm going to put that has sisi convened an emergency meeting of security officials has that had this these tragic event act of terrorism will make us more robust more a strong of a bottle against terrorism we cannot be intimidated i will result cannot be dented we would remain more united hello we need to vent the ar

i must believe in the reconciliation reconciliation between palestine's two main political parties fatah and hamas as well as twelve other political factions it's being brokered by egypt and it's meant to lead to the handover on friday of the administration of the gaza strip from hamas to the palestinian authority but one of the big questions surrounding it is what's going to happen to the weapons and the armed wings of hamas and some of the other factions here going to least ten thousand fighters and many weapons here in gaza during a press conference to senior hamas official said this was not up for discussion he said that if the u.s. or any other government tried to pressure hamas into disarming or taking any such action that it would not work yesterday a factor official had said that the reconciliation progress was going way too slowly because of hamas said that only five percent of what was meant to be achieved had been achieved a mass official refuted that he said it is going ahead he said that regarding the reconciliation there is no turning back now the un security council has ob

says the group will not give up its weapons which is a key demand of its rival palestinian faction fatah as part of the every conciliation deal under the agreement brokered by egypt hamas is you to hand over the administration of gaza to the palestinian authority on friday has more now from gaza. a senior hamas official told journalists that i must believe in the reconciliation reconciliation between palestine's two main political parties fatah and hamas as well as twelve other political factions it's being brokered by egypt and it's meant to lead to the handover on friday of the administration of the gaza strip from hamas to the palestinian authority but one of the big questions surrounding it is what's going to happen to the weapons and the armed wing of hamas and some of the other factions here going to least ten thousand fighters and many weapons here in gaza during the press conference the senior hamas official said this was not up for discussion he said that if the u.s. or any other government try to pressure hamas into disarming. thinking any such action that it would not work yes

handover of power and gaza has been postponed rival palestinian factions hamas and fatah agreed to ask egypt for the delay them also to transfer power of the gaza strip to the palestinian authority by friday as part of a reconciliation deal but now wants a new deadline on december tenth to complete arrangements. thousands of passengers stranded at bally's international airport have started to fly out after a change in one direction blue volcanic ash from mount on gone away the volcano hispanic creasing late acted in the past week about one hundred thousand people who live in the danger zone have been told to move to emergency centers we will keep following that those are the headlines of news continues on al-jazeera after the story keep it or. i would use iraq. and for you. hi i'm femi ok and you're in the strange i'm really could be today protests and threats of hope to the release of the bollywood film. so what is the film about why is it upset seeing so many people you about to find out.

they hand over power in gaza has been postponed rival palestinian factions hamas and fatah agreed to as egypt for the delay hamas was due to transfer power of the gaza strip to the palestinian authority by friday as part of a reconciliation deal but it's asking for a new deadline of december tenth to complete arrangements both sides accuse each other of not respecting the deal the mediator at the handover egypt tests and a delegation to gaza to try to resolve this issue. customs officers in china have seized their biggest haul of scales from the most hunted animal in the world only twelve tons of penguin scales were found on a ship and shins and that's believe they came from at least twenty thousand of the endangered animals penguins are valid only in africa and asia and their scales are highly prized in traditional chinese medicine a ban on the club traded the animals came into effect and in january. we got the headlines on al-jazeera now the u.s. is calling for more sanctions in the complete isolation of north korea united nations security council held an emergency meeting followin

handover of power and gaza has been postponed rival palestinian factions hamas and fatah agree to ask egypt for that to lay state a transfer of power of the gaza strip to the palestinian authority by friday as part of a reconciliation deal that are now wants a new deadline of december tenth to complete arrangements that sides accusing each other of not respecting the deal mediator over the handling of the handover egypt has sent a delegation to gaza to try to resolve the issue. thousands of passengers who were stranded at bally's international airport have started to fly out after a switch in one direction blew volcanic ash from mount and gun away what has become increasingly active over the past week and scientists say the threat of an eruption is not over around one hundred thousand people living in the dangerous zone have been told to move to emergency centers as more from near mount agung in valley. i'm here in one of the largest evacuation shelters near mt are going by earlier this is basically the same so but still near enough to do for people to come here and spend the night as

leading palestinian political factions including hamas and fatah have agreed to hold elections by the end of next year last month hamas agreed to cede powers in gaza to the palestinian authority. the president of from says the u.n. security council should consider sanctions on libya if it does not act on human trafficking and money will mark all condemn the opening of refugees as a crime against humanity during a meeting in paris with the president of guinea alpha condé it follows videos appearing to show african refugees being sold as slaves in libya but those are the headlines and he's going to news here on al-jazeera after witness such and such a lot about. setting the stage for a serious debate up front i think it's time on al-jazeera. to . move the. story. that. was a good. one. but you know. the balance. thank you. but. it doesn't. eat the job. you know it was just it does to me still most of it i just knew until it. got at the store. for the what we would need from the credit card. if the guy at first did you get a slug a list of what do you have when you said it but it could t

palestinian political rivals fatah and hamas say they have agreed to hold elections by the end of two thousand and eighteen they'll be joined by eleven other factions the last parliamentary elections were held in two thousand and six and were won by hamas sparking a palestinian civil war the two sides have been meeting to firm up a reconciliation agreement. argentina's navy says it is investigating a new lead in the search for a submarine that went missing last week with forty four crew members officials are looking into an unusual sound recorded a week ago in the ocean several hours after it last communicated with the vessel some have speculated it could have been an explosion. zimbabwe's former vice president emerson magog has promised full democracy after he was sworn in as president on friday he is back in harare after returning from south africa where he'd fled after being fired by the then president robert mugabe then god what had previously been a supporter of mugabe and is known as a ruthless operator but that didn't bother supporters of the ruling zanu p.f. party who turned o

of the strikes are almost impossible to verify that the military action was part of president abdel fatah cc's promise of swift and resolute retaliation and i'm going to stick with. retaliation for this the house of prayer turned into a place of carnage. yesterday egyptian t.v. showed images of the horror of what went on inside the al rode a mosque. the attackers came in off road vehicles surrounded the mosque and bombed it washed up as were fired upon as they tried to escape. more than one hundred were injured many were rushed to nearby hospitals some even had to be taken two hours away to the city of is my ear one of those who managed to escape recounted what he had seen. for one moment when the shaikh said in the name of god the most merciful and compassionate to begin the sermon i heard gunshots and sub bombs being thrown and the hit people all of them they were firing on everyone within the school to. some friends and families of the dead have already said goodbye to their loved ones. regardless of the government's latest show of military mind they're still coming to terms with how a

palestinian political rivals fatah and hamas a they have agreed to hold general elections by the end of twenty eighteen after talks in cairo but moss said little other progress was made at the meeting which was called the from up an earlier reconciliation deal between the two sides. a former u.s. olympic gymnastics team doctor larry nasser has pleaded guilty to charges of sexually molesting girls and women you know faces a minimum of twenty five years in prison star gymnast gabby douglas and all the olympians went public saying they were among his victims. filtering out of the harrowing wait in argentina as family members of forty four soldiers are anxious to learn the fate of their loved ones on board a submarine that's gone missing arjen time naval officials say an unusual sound was detected near the subs last known position and is consistent with an explosion the noise was recorded a week ago several hours after the navy last had contact with the vessel and its crew and as the search continues concern is growing for that cruise welfare as the sub nears the end with oxygen supply.

political rivals fatah and hamas say they've agreed to hold elections by the end of twenty eight thousand they'll be joined by eleven other factions the last parliamentary elections were held in two thousand and six and were won by hamas sparking a palestinian civil war the two sides have been meeting to firm up a reconciliation between. argentina's navy says it's investigating a new lead in the search for a submarine that went missing last week with forty four crew members officials are looking into an unusual sound recorder to week ago in a ocean several hours after it communicated with the vessel some have speculated it could have been an explosion. and a former sports doctor for the u.s. olympic gymnastics team larry nascar has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting young girls and women you know faces at least twenty five years in prison star gymnast gabby douglas and other olympic champion say they were among his victims. conservative conservationists in china have released two captive bred pandas into a nature preserve the aim is to increase the giant panda population in the wild th

palestinian political rivals fatah and hamas have agreed to hold elections by the end of twenty eighteen they will be joined by eleven other factions the last parliamentary elections were held in two thousand and six and were won by hamas sparking a civil war the two sides have been meeting to firm up a reconciliation agreement. lebanese prime minister saad hariri says that he is putting his resignation on hold after the country's president asked him to reconsider. i rarely attended independence day celebrations in the capital after returning to lebanon late last night it's nearly three weeks since he suddenly announced his resignation while in saudi arabia. failed coalition talks in germany have catapulted the country into a major political uncertainty president from top to steinmeyer has been meeting with the heads of the country's main parties to take stock of the situation money on thursday he will meet with the social democrats leadership he will urge them to rethink joining conservatives in a grand coalition the social democrats have so far ruled out but rules that out rather but t

political rivals five hot and hamas -- fatah and hamas agreed on some things at the meeting but they say little else was accomplished. former o olympics national team doctor has pled guilty. hhe could spend 25 years in prison. conservationist in china have released two pandas bred in captivity into a natuture reservation. these two pandas were born in 2015 and took two years of survival training to help them adapt to their lives in the wild. as zimbabwe begins to elect its new president mnangagwa, robert gabi has been granted immunity from --robert mugabe has been granted immunity from persecution. correspondent: it is business as ususual in the capital of zimbae and time to digest the hap penings of the past days. focus has shifted to the fa ct that mugabe and his family will be immune from prosecution. zimbabweans are hopeful to the future. >> people will be free to make a selection of their choice. the environment should be giving people the freedom that they want. >> he is going to do things hat have not been done by the past president. we want that president to unite with other

hundred five during the bosnian war and leading palestinian political factions including hamas and fatah have agreed to hold elections by the end of next year the group had reconciliation talks in cairo well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera about her update your. load the. whole. northeastern nigeria a nearby refugee camp poses nearly twenty five thousand men women and children including this little girl named by. nigerian soldiers found her in the some piece of forest she was walking aimlessly in shock unable to speak. the soldiers took her to the refugee camp and entrusted her to a family. she was thinking of to plus you. know it just seems flat out that she wanted to die as you can anybody know she's the older one she was the what if somebody would kill one or you can be sure just like. the president is not. going to keep the u.s. . is gradually learning to live again she has lost a home and our entire family. since twenty ten people living in northeastern nigeria live in constant fear of being a time. when i. was like all right. in this recorded message

palestinian side of the gazan borders with israel and egypt and over as part of deals between hamas and fatah brokered by egypt in october. palestinians around the world are demanding an apology as they mark the one hundredth anniversary of the balfour declaration this was a british government policy statement widely seen as leading to the division of palestine protesters in bethlehem in the occupied west bank have made an effigy of the man after whom the declaration is named after balfour was the u.k.'s foreign secretary in one nine hundred seventy. donald trump is going to step up what he calls extreme vetting of foreigners after what the police say was a terror attack in new york city eight people were killed when a driver plowed a pickup truck into cyclists and pedestrians on tuesday we have pictures from the scene the twenty nine year old suspect was shot by the police and is being treated in hospital catalonia as deposed interior minister has returned to barcelona to chance of traitor by unionist protesters. who sat. working for him in the rest of the cattle and cabinets were fired by t

this is mohamed abdel fatah, the imam of the al rawdah sufi mosque, which was attacked on friday. >> yesterday's sermon was on mohammed, the prophet of humanity. the week before that was on mohammed, the prophet for mercy. i believe these are two issues that the entire world, whether muslim or non-muslim, need to implement most of mercy, forgiveness, and humanity. a religion based on few minute he will never condone violence or aggression such as this. amy: over the last year, isis-linked militants in egypt have also repeatedly targeted coptic christians, bombing two coptic churches and opening fire on a bus headed to a monastery. within hours after friday's attack, egyptian president abdul fattah al-sisi appeared on television, vowing revenge for the attack. only minutes later, egyptian warplanes carried out multiple airstrikes in the desert of the sinai peninsula. the military says they were targeting militants fleeing the attack. we'll go to egypt for more on the attack after headlines. and washington, d.c., there's chaos of the consumer financial protection bureau as to people ar