fatah in wa to settle one find some couldn't find find indians another non. devout muslim of the city who talk at. the scene earlier bush thanking holland and. the atmosphere in english tylenols by the end of a street often i spot come on easy to spot over to his to. lunch with us folks who started this whole village. munns i said i'm snotty. heliosphere too shall i don and scooter have an event at. was fearful that so. the arabs all of. us have to go knocked out session and by disputes if it's president assad. that's us indefinite starts up as we'll see one of. mr or doug and i get up on top of that and events in fast pick up the see. if i get them at the base that does get hyped up to do so not i'm not in the hall. the basement doesn't think it's more. just pointed out he's on. his feet and thought his father was first but submitted to leading us when he said on the spur of the soloist i looks. like a man for the cause and how much i'd like to see him selected yes q so last i didn't decide to move in with you up with your wife but if they ask. if leading up

is a top official in bass's fatah movement and a former peace negotiator is appointment could deepen a rift with rivals hamas irreplaceable rami humbug who had overseen a unity government but resigned in january more from nida abraham in ramallah how modest a year has been a long aide for president mahmoud abbas in economic issues as well as being part of their central committee for the past two terms upon his assignment president abbas has told stay here that his government should work on major important missions including restoring the unity between the west bank and the gaza strip as well as continue the payment of the salaries of x. detainees and those who were killed by israel mohammed just a year has been the first saturday of fishel to be appointed to lead a government in the west bank for the past ten years and it remains to be seen how his appointment is going to affect the relations between fatah and hamas. iran's president has several harney is expected to try and convince iraqi leaders to defy the u.s. president during an official visit starting on monday the u.s. is givi

saudi physician has been tortured by the saudi authorities newspaper alleges that when he fatah he was beaten and shocked with electricity cheering his imprisonment at the ritz carlton in riyadh he was one of hundreds of people arrested in two thousand and seventeen as part of a wide a crackdown on corruption in the kingdom cold balkan field is the director of advocacy at the project on middle east a mock received he says fatah is u.s. citizenship might help his case in washington i think with this case there's more likelihood that you see some involvement with this administration really that one incidence of political prisoners that they're willing to get involved with are those that are u.s. citizens and frankly president from prides himself on this right prides himself on his ability to get people like the and others out of jail and so this really should be an easy case for them to pick up and hold some news from nigeria more than fifty people are missing after an oil pipeline exploded in the southern parts of the country the blast caused a stampede and resulted in a huge spillage n

the united states has been bombing in gaza and syria this week you had preparation for this what is fatah what is the palestinian liberation organization what preparations have there been for what you seem to be saying is inevitable war tomorrow sunday we have an arab summit in tunisia there is total. rejection of all the terms decision visit the palestine and syria and by the way we are not alone this is the position of the two states of international law the state of palestine with the jerusalem as capital to live side by side instead of residents of seven lines is there was a european union this is the position of the african union this is the position of the nonaligned movement latin american and the caribbean this is a position of of some extent this is the position of russia china japan canada so there is not a single country on earth without problems in its demographic fabric and problem it's a graphic fabric. i know the spanish don't want to wake up one morning to find that without price had to have nice but chaloner to be the capital of the republic of catalonia and i don't think

past ten years and it remains to be seen how his appointment is going to affect the relations between fatah and hamas the president hassan rouhani is expected to try and convince iraqi leaders to defy the u.s. president john official visit started on monday the trouble ministrations giving iraq a few more months to continue buying oil and electricity from neighboring iran before the us and forces sanctions against iran. iran's foreign minister zarif was in baghdad to lay the groundwork for the visit by his boss to research best hope that relations between the two labors. i would like to offer to the iraqi government and the iraqi people in my best gratitude for their rejection of the unfair and illegal sanctions against the iranian people we are looking to develop these relations during the visit of president rouhani to iraq. there are reports the u.s. president just said to ask congress for eight point six billion dollars to help pay for his border war with mexico donald trump is expected to make the request when he delivers his twenty twenty budget roadmap on monday it's three billion mor

adviser and critic of hamas as his new prime minister mohammad is a top official in mahmoud abbas's fatah movement and a former peace negotiator his appointment very likely to deepen a rift with rivals hamas he will replace who had overseen a unity government but then resigned in january going to talk some more about this coeditor of. an online magazine specializing in the contemporary middle east he's on skype from washington maybe the first thing you can explain is the different powers between. president palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas and his prime minister and what the two of them actually do. well in principle. the prime minister is the head of government who controls a cabinet in cabinet the citizens and so on while the president is the chief executive of the possibilities already in practice and particularly during most recent tenure of prime minister from the last the prime minister is effectively an employee of the presidency because president will invite him to create and control all decisions large and small and so on and i suspect that will largely continue under

and critic of hamas as his new prime minister mohammad to tie as a top official in mahmoud abbas's fatah movement and a former peace negotiator his appointment could be put a rift with rivals hamas in a place romney handler who had overseen a unity government but resigned in january more now from need to bring him in ramallah. how mother's day has been a long aide for president mahmoud abbas in economic issues as well as being part of their central committee for the past two terms upon his assignment president abbas has told you that his government should work on major important missions including restoring the unity between the west bank and the gaza strip as well as continue the payment of the salaries of ex detainees and those who were killed by israel mohammed has been the first threat to health official to be appointed to lead a government in the west bank for the past ten years and it remains to be seen how his appointment is going to affect the relations between fatah and hamas around fifteen thousand people have marched through the streets of moscow protesting against a new inter

she wanted to get in last year the only a fatah movement if a twitch of such wrestling success i remember myself i don't know i can't tell everything. myself from the wife. to half funds and especially to women who want is an icon of empowerment onto her royal a pos she is a rifle to be reckoned we've read it was stripped the competition. and waves of anti-semitic attacks in france has left many jewish communities there feeling i'm easy friends is home to nearly half a million jews but now the violence is prompting some. to leave the country many are choosing to go to israel. to defy the benefit of us of always in order one will get better in lunch alone is preparing for shabat it's friday and tonight he's meeting other members of his jewish congregation together they are going to read the sabbath prayer is the thirty four year old is an active member of the jewish community here in paris being jewish is important to him but so is being french that's why the increase in violence disturbs him so much to both parties and cities with their insults vandalism and sometimes even cases of murder

case and i have literally gobbled up some of these series but how are they being received in israel fatah for instance yeah i mean these are often controversial thought it was a very controversial show but israelis really like controversy and i think that's part of their success and i feel like on the spectrum which shows mentioned in the piece is about autistic adults trying to reintegrate in society and it doesn't pull punches but it really finds the finds the funny in these very delicate situations with a small clip from one of the characters autistic character who's going to his first job interview let's take a look. i don't what do you. want to. get money for the machine will do for those and. they're going to go to russia for duty. yeah and this showed a real impact as after it aired the number of israeli businesses asking for autistic employees really skyrocketed so you can see a real direct impact of a t.v. show like this on a society it's almost as if television in israel is one of their top exports what would be your tip for the next hot one to watch because we've seen quite a s

archbishop coochie joined the main palestinian resistance group at the time the fatah movement active in jordan and lebanon. he also stayed in close touch with the bush he had an abu fit us hoping to provide arms to the resistance cells he founded. for to equip the needed to supply weapons to their cells in the occupied territories primarily to three brothers riyadh. and sahara. in that in the area at which. can of our been a pack of us me and no none. at three b. could tell here that the fella may have been hornblende. knuckly. and that cannot. be. a push he had persuaded pucci to drive weapons to fight the cells in the west bank he was to hide them in his car and drive to jerusalem via the not good a crossing in south lebanon i'm a case that i'm not going to hear. and you know. the vision. of one. well is a good lot almost the. trunk i would remove would be the area. and . it. may well do it how much means kalo. the body plan and. were suffering vertica of our diplomacy vatican welfare lada say a lot with the having no particle of how do you orthodox us i will be for i will let in l

is a top official in mahmoud abbas's fatah movement and a former peace negotiator his appointment could deepen a rift with rivals hamas it replaces rami hundred dollar whatever scene a unity government but resigned in january iran's president is expected to try and convince iraqi leaders to defy the u.s. during a visit starting on monday washington's giving iraq more time to buy oil and electricity from neighboring iran before the u.s. and forces sanctions against tehran on sunday iran's foreign minister zarif was in baghdad to lay the groundwork for the visit by president rouhani so if expressed hope that relations between the two neighbors will improve. i would like to offer to the iraqi government and the iraqi people of my best gratitude for their rejection of the unfair and illegal sanctions against the iranian people we are looking to develop these relations during the visit of president rouhani to iraq venezuela's government has suspended schools and businesses on monday as the worst blackout in decades continues electricity has been going off in the capital caracas but many othe

it is perhaps the most dangerous job in journalism or fatah. griffey photo journalists risk their lives to bring home images straight from the frontlines among them have been some remarkable women who paid the ultimate price for their work german photographer i need to ring house who took the photo behind me was killed in afghanistan just four years ago a new exhibition documents her work and that of other women behind the lens. when she takes pictures carolyn cool has a clear and come but she doesn't normally find subjects for her photographs in museums she is a war photographer. you have to be curious about the world you have to have compassion for people around the world and you have to have persistence to get into these situations because many of this is so if situations shown here are very difficult to get into those kind of situations where there is no one else there to show what's going on gives me a real sense of purpose. at this exhibition and dissolute are the display is made up of one hundred forty works by eight female war photograp

of the fatah c.c. . country who are a bit home and the nanny with them in the mike will feel. bad and been. hunted mahmassani we're not gonna with all of that it didn't you know that if i'm in a. minute. where more would be. to deny an opinion on the din of a solo or more a seminar to holy be almost a lot. you forward. to going to. get done and. be a colonel in the new hate. with a. bad man to hit the last. second the. idea. what i demand of an absolute. enough them again because the. infinite will. the country woke up to a new reality egypt of the general twenty fifth revolution had become egypt of the july third military coup sisi who most people hadn't even heard of before now had his pictures paraded around the capital after trucks and vans had distributed them overnight one newspaper headlines lauded praise on the army general. in the about though the mood was that of anger and condemnation. as far as these egyptians were concerned the army whose role it was to protect the country but instead led it towards an abyss. to fear never again in a later race fi. wellin and over

part of it is tradition, but we have seen the parties at south carolina and the fatah -- and areda, you know, now there four early states. shouldn't the states be more representative of the nation as a whole, looking for more voters of color, younger more urban voters, but i think as long -- and i think as long as iowa can do it, one of the things that is overlooked is that anybody can be first. but to do it well takes a lot of work for the state parties. there is a lot of work for them, iowaart of what makes the caucus successful is there are a lot of iowans who have been through this who understand the process, understand what campaigns and candidates mean to be here and to run successful campaigns. underlyinglot of infrastructure that makes iowa, the caucus successful. if you just move that to the next date for years from now, they want to know where to start . i think the top finishers in iowa, i wouldn't call it the seal of approval, but it is, somebody has recommended them in a way that you would look for a recommendation for someone you are hiring for a job. in iowa we talk about

place at the fatah c.c. . country who ought to be at home and the nanny that i'm in and the mike will feel a deep well of the bad and been. hunted mahmassani we're not gonna with all of that it didn't you know that if i'm in a quad call saw mina. did you know and it didn't and didn't have a solo or not to hold to be almost a lot. you forward. to going to. get them and they. didn't hate. me they will be that. bad month ahead to the last. second the hospital is the. idea. of what i demand of an absolute. enough them again because the. infinite. the country woke up to a new reality egypt of the general twenty fifth revolution had become egypt of the july third military coup sisi who most people hadn't even heard of before now had his pictures paraded around the capital after trucks and vans had distributed them overnight one newspaper headlines lauded praise on the army general. in the about though the mood was that of anger and condemnation. as far as these egyptians were concerned the army whose role it was to

of the fatah c.c. . country who are a bit home and the nanny but the men in the mike will feel. bad and what they've been. hunted mahmassani we're not gonna with all of that it didn't you know that if i'm in a. minute. where. it didn't and it didn't and didn't have a slower race and i had to hold to be almost a lot. you forward. to going to. get them in the. in didn't hate. me they will be that. bad man to hit the last. second the. idea. what i demand of an absolute. enough them again because the. infinite. the country woke up to a new reality egypt of the general twenty fifth revolution had become egypt of the july third military coup sisi who most people hadn't even heard of before now had his pictures paraded around the capital after trucks and vans had distributed them overnight one newspaper headlines lauded praise on the army general. in the about though the mood was that of anger and condemnation. as far as these egyptians were concerned the army whose role it was to protect the country but instead led it towards an abyss. and. to feel that again in the middle east's free

there is a tension between hamas and fatah and there is no here nice in the palestinian front for israel to talk to but i didn't hear you even need one i mean why not reach a deal with for example the west bank re now and deal with gaza later. look i believe that by the way most israelis would accept your offer. i. think that it will not work it will not work because finally you know. in gaza. about two million people are living. and we tend to forget that they are human being. many of them are starving. but in addition to starvation. they feel. living in a prison so even if we prefer to deal. with the palestinians on the west bank and put any solution on gaza on the side of gaza. whether we like it or not and i'm not sure that all the palestinians. like it but the palestinians sees them service is one people always old to get because it was all the differences between the people who are living in gaza and the people who are living in the west bank after so many years of separation is there are many many differences cultural ideological political between them but we . as one people no ma

hombres armados entro el sÁbado en 1 bar de las ciudad de salamanca en el centro de mÉxico, vale o con fatah la policÍa estatal y las autoridades de la fiscalÍa no han hecho declaraciones sobre el caso. el presidente de mÉxicolÓpez obrador cumpliÓ los primeros llena dÍas de gobierno alberto garcÍa nos den el reporte. >>no les voy a fallar >>combate la corrupciÓn participaciÓn ciudadana son los primeros pasos con los que diga el presidente lÓpez obrador a los 100 dÍas de su mandato. >>no quiero pasar a la historia como un mal presidente. >>la primera acciÓn cumplida por el presidente mÉxico fue no habilitar la residencia oficial de los pinos y convertirla en museo es acciÓn popular se ensombreciÓ por el accidente donde murieron la gobernadora de puebla y su esposo el senador moreno valle. un mes despuÉs con la explosiÓn de un ducto clandestino en hidalgo que provoco la muerte de mÁs de 130 personas. >>la fuerza con la que llega a lÓpez obrador y su capacidad polÍtica ha hecho que esta tragedia. >>una caracterÍstica del mandato son sus conferencias de prensa diarias algunas con duras y estados

done fatah man walked across the border into india where he was welcomed as a hero pakistan says his release is an effort to deescalate tensions between the nuclear neighbors. canada says that will allow the u.s. extradition case against our ways chief executive martin one joy to proceed in.

and critic of hamas as his new prime minister and my dish taya is a top official in mahmoud abbas's fatah movement and a former peace negotiator is appointment could deepen a rift with rivals hemis here a place of rami humbugged who had overseen a unity government but resigned in genuine. refugees have arrived in geneva from bangladesh to address a un human rights council meeting on monday un special rapporteur will also deliver a report on her visit to cox's bazar refugee camp last month it is home to almost a million rahane yahoo been forced to escape the violence in neighboring myanmar stephanie decker reports from the camp the large tree is a reminder of the thick extensive forests it stood here just eighteen months ago now uprooted to make way for hundreds of thousands of rangar the two forced from their land this is now the biggest refugee camp in the world. jamila katun fled me in mar in august two thousand and seventeen during the military crackdown on the right kind state she says of course she wants to go home but only if there is peace what they skate from she remembers was ter

hamas blames its political rival fatah for stoking the flames of dissent, which is denied.y seen as a terrorist group, has ruled this tiny territory with an iron fist. theirlals may not voice criticism openly, recent days show cracks in the authority laura: 50 years ago, the world watched as neil armstrong became the first man to walk on the moon. he described tt historic moment as one small step for man, a giant leap for mankind. the ollo 11 mission landed o 1969,nar surface in july a major victory for america in the space race. i spokeva to james do, author of "shoot for the moon." was it the cold war and the space race between the americans t and the russians td to neil armstrong taking those steps on the moon? james: absolutely. if it wasn't for the cold war, if it wasn't for sputnik orbiting the earth before the united states satellite was ready, the space race would have never happened. laura: you reveal inour book that it took thousands of people to put those men on the moon. how many? james: approximately 40000 people were involved in this huge endeavor, from the su

real meaningful support for the palestinians there isn't even an an arab for to mend fences between fatah hamas. and the west bank so there are lots of talk but there's no real action and what about mending fences within their own league because there's so many divisions right now well you know this is called apparently or dubbed by the tunisian president to be the summit of. solidarity and determination but clearly the sort of that is only rhetorical and and the determination is theoretical. because of. divisions lack of unity and the the priority for each and every one sitting in the room is the survivor of the regime they have very little time and very little patience if you will for regional stability order prosperity unity and so on so forth so much so that they are projecting their own insecurities their own the conflicts at home to their neighbors so sectarian conflict and other national conflicts within the region are also part and parcel of the regime's responsibility while the arab league is really . worthy of success arab leaders are under an able to fulfill the the guidelines

uses pictures of a teen eisel bride fatah get back to sparking a public debate long not after this play. what politicians do you shouldn't. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something want to. have to go right to be precise this is what before three of them or can't be good. interested always in the waters of our. first. globalization lost its moral compass and maybe we have to put more values into the system and my personal opinion is we have to string some multinational multilateral institutions now we're living in the dark cruel that it's like i'm lucy will scream having always you know all and come to action there and so we need to put spec to the system and we need stronger leadership and better leadership. welcome back to the weekly in a bid to ease the humanitarian crisis in yemen the u.n. has raised more than two and a half billion dollars at a high level pledging event in geneva but that's well short of the target some of four billion dollars needed to fulfill this year's aid plan some of the donor countries

read you if you read the founding documents i give you the results are the new york humans of both fatah and hamas they deny the jews any self-determination both of the law you have recognized that it was wrong when you. when you talk about dehumanizing people government is the jews really if. you will come from be religious background trying to make four thousand year old text become alive today which is just what we can do is the idea to do what's that got to do with anything. now if you aren't sure what to russia is up to this year estonia is foreign intelligence services made a new seventy page report it might be for you according to in moscow is very likely to influence the european parliament elections and continue its military build up to prepare for war with nato. russia conducts its foreign policy by demonstrating its military force by using the dependence of other states on russia's energy carriers and by conducting cyber attacks and influence operations the report says that russian forces are exercising for an armed conflict it also alleges that russian of civilian ships could

the the change in europe the pressure by the people and democratic change has probably brought the fatah leader to pose a position of self slightly more skeptical of new french plans and france is failing and this you in some ways is feeling the timing of the release of crumbs plan hasn't helped the french president either it's come out just before european parliamentary elections in which it's expected euro skeptic parties will make pretty decent gains and while he hasn't got the support of key allies within the european union mccollum's dream of a new european or in a sense may well remain just a dream peter all of the people in well be back in a couple of minutes after this break. seem wrong. but i'll. just tell all. any ol yet to shape out these days because etiquette and engagement equals betrayal. when something is find themselves worlds apart. just in the common ground. whether you're for or against the venezuelan government for or against socialism it is obvious the mainstream media are committing a lot of journalistic malpractise once again mainstream media echo the policy prefe

the market as often as you know now the other half for dollars for about i had to hit him put become fatah a nigga shit still you have all i get schooled in photos and. television i know for most of the time i hear that shit only going to hit me up to that zero zero seven if everybody can offer them a something good so get this incident here out of this if. you had a source who has most of what i'm excited for my you're my proper tourist. so that's good and first time it will do to you on here i'm. going to be not going to. get i'm sorry as my singer i'm nervous about to cry again not a lot of us today but in your sometimes we haven't managed to get all your. passing through then you see i'm i'm just totally balance my father thought i didn't want to give us your income because my father got. me. to. run submission of mine in finance will give. me i'm going to continue. to silently. i'm sorry. my mom's trying to solve a hot stove i live in florida. and oh believe. me i'm signing up for the choice in the to my not. just. me i'm a saudi he's ok then if you want to. come so close for sharing

a series of of questions being asked talking going on in order to try and style me the attempt by fatah and to have another amendable emergency debate later on at which they might be able to seize back control of the process anyway it gets more and more complicated and dense people we go into it at the moment what matters those that trees are made has submitted a letter to donald tusk to the council president in brussels indicating her desire for a short extension this is another yet another turnaround in her position she promised essentially to ask for a long extension if she didn't have a deal agreed to by now that's caused some consternation in the house as she told mr toast that it was still this government's policy to leave with a deal with her deal but now on june the thirtieth rather than march the twenty ninth she said that she plans to hold a third vote on her deal has issued a possible speculation that that may well happen next week she clearly expects to win it the changed circumstances she plans to put forward to speaker john bercow who wanted to have planned that vote this

hummus blames its political rival fata h hummus blames its political rival fatah for stoking the flamesoup, has widely ruled this territory with an iron fist. while i was —— locals may not choose to voice their criticisms openly, recent days show cracks in its authority. attention, dog lovers — there's a new museum in the heart of manhattan dedicated to your four—legged friends. the american kennel club has created this dog haven packed with all things canine, including a fossil of a doggy ancestor. though puppies aren't really allowed, that didn't stop jane 0'brien from sneaking in with alfie. the museum of the dog does exactly what it says on the label, and i've been allowed to bring a very special guest to see it. this is alfie. this is the largest collection of canine—related paintings and objects in the world courtesy of the american kennel club. this is alan. alan fausel is the curator. good boy! his job is to bridge the job between art lovers and dog lovers using art to tell the history of the dog. it's part of the english culture of portraiture, memorialising your ancestors. it

don't eat you if you read the founding documents i give you one reason the founding documents of both fatah and hamas they deny the jews any self-determination both of them the law you have recognized as he said of his own when he has an awful lot of you listening to the past and when you talk about dehumanizing people there is new government is the jews to be. if not the palestinians you will come from berlin just background trying to make four thousand year old text become alive today which is just what we can do is your idea what to do with what's that got to do with anything the news i'll be back around thirty minutes time but stay tuned now for much of the hoax. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to say the home field where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising people and i saw why not if you think. i'm going to talk about football not for you or else you think i was going to do it . by the way ways of the fly

doing every possible effort in order to tell hamas which is a palestinian political party that like fatah has a political will sample to party that when we differ and we differ we go to ballots and not bullets as far as the next above as i think they may move to an x. what they call the settlement blocks an aerial ma'ale adumim and maybe ten to fifteen percent of the west bank and the first tranche and then another branch and that's that's that's the direction of things that's the direction of things because when their ambassador back that israel must have an overriding security responsibility over the west bank overriding means is that our control of the west bank which means defacto an accession extrajudicial killing the demolition of farms the confiscation of land then expanding of settlement activities this is this is the green light netanyahu feels he has from trump but the two state deal is dead as you said earlier arguably the only group that is successfully got israel to abide by un resolutions is hezbollah in lebanon in two thousand and six when you don't coordinate in a grand al

don't eat you if you read the founding documents i give you the reason the founding documents of both fatah and hamas they deny the jews any self-determination both of the have recognized that it was wrong when you. listen to the past and when you talk about dehumanised come from berlin just background trying to make four thousand year old text become alive today will. the idea to do what's a got to do with anything. it claimed trend is on the rise in japan where increasing numbers of elderly people are dying alone the issue is so widespread that when a company specializing in houses of the deceased have appeared on documentary investigated the situation in japan. my out of the. top of. my out. you already see the order. of the campaign on your site and i wonder at what point on the water. with me you don't want. to. take up pushing it's a very long running from about to come here. tony of all of. you know brian old you're from the hierarchical pharmacy. part of our course from the ground bball alberta warm water mark for your partner big bertha the hair in the forehead of the shuras and th

done in india and the inability to probably make a mocking this election unlike in the office when fatah donations were back at the start of this election a lot of changes over done by the supreme court it does look like fun but in the middle professor really good to talk to and counting the cost many thanks indeed for being with us. now getting enough food just to survive continues to be a big problem in venezuela the oil rich nation produces only twenty percent of its own food and with the latest us all sanctions now beginning to bite some hope the community farms will get them through tough times now to zero stories about reports from caracas. difficulties are everywhere in venezuela these days the economy crisis has millions struggling but people say they are ready to fight back by producing their own food they have turned this small farming back us into an agricole logical project where they can grow fruits vegetables and even fish. he says the situation will likely deteriorate in the country when the new us sanctions take effect. that there is an economic war against us and we try

that we have right not enough in the half of the family -- militants for how mass the other half of fatah. the two opposing palestinian factions. what unites them in protest worsening living conditions in the gaza strip? the israeli egyptian book k. means citizens must go without essential provisions. shot them down as i don't receive my salary because of the blow came. every forty or fifty days i get not even 40% of my salary it makes up less than two hundred euros its crimes. you can't even buy a t. shirt. trousers or shoot. as i listen to what. she had collects the shell casing from tear gas bombs to make crutches. but a year after the launch of the movement israel doesn't seem ready to cape the gas the residents demands. tensions at the border could continue for some time -- no death a johnny is a fixed for this a great mass of it then it might continue years andnd this. this university professor a member of the committee behind the marches organize ation no longer hopes for a p palestinian statee which would live side by side with an israeli. one he backs a one state solution for bot

s the people who were displaced because of military action against militant groups in the fatah region which is now. and everywhere else and the fabric of our society has suffered because of that so this is to be told for a country which has suffered so much and frankly speaking not suffered for your sake or for the militancy or anyone else to think but for own we have started the journey of protected them rather quickly now i think in some ways this incident perhaps gives the world an opportunity to be able to look slightly more deeply. into what pakistan is today and not to judge pakistan by what it was during many many past three genes which were not democratic and then have speaking about this change pakistan dainton prime minister when he was. responding to this just share of goodwill on the part of your country at the release of the pilot sat in our previous straightforward and i would even say threatening way that this was this whole skirmish on the border was just a training practice and that quote the real thing is yet to come is there any point beyond which pakistan will not

hamas blames its political rival, fatah, for stoking the flames of dissent, which it denies.erritory with an iron fist. while locals may now choose not to voice their criticisms openly, recent days show cracks in its authority. yolande knell, bbc news. there's an outbreak of swine flu in india. it's thought the virus, known to scientists as h5n1, has infected at least 12,000 people, mainly in the north and west. it's being blamed for at least 370 deaths. the bbc‘s roxy gagdekar charra has more from gujarat. this has more from gujarat. man lost his mother does i flu this man lost his mother does one flu last month. he believes the delay in getting her the right treatment contributed to his mother's death. translation: we first took her to a private doctor, then to another doctor. the doctors said she should be taken to the government hospital. she was admitted to hospital for 11 government hospital. she was admitted to hospitalfor 11 days government hospital. she was admitted to hospital for 11 days and died there. hundreds have died since the start of the outbreak last novemb

executive of the israel institute for strategic studies and dimitri dillard the a member of palestine's fatah revolutionary council. the boy court is a means to try to deal with the demise of israel to try to deal with just a miser the jews people's right to self-determination and it's a double standard which is applied only to israel no other country with policies far more discriminating and far and fall under democratic presidents subject have been subjected to such of such a policy so what i'm saying is that the media's is basically an anti semitic initiative b.d.'s is as a form of nonviolent resistance it's a statement against the only lasting colonial occupying power in the world today they are not the jewish people they do not represent the jewish people the government is not elected by the jewish people they are elected by the people of the state of israel so you know that this is how they are going to present this. so now you take an advantage like here you are used to your seller so you used to taking advantage of people's last minute trying to talk to my right to talk well i'm not g

american citizen and female activists all present immediate challenges that american citizen is one lead fatah he who was arrested in november of twenty seventeen in a roundup of influential figures in the kingdom the late washington post columnist jamal khashoggi drew attention to his disappearance as part of his wider critique of developments in saudi arabia then in october of last year was murdered of a saudi consulate in istanbul the resolution is agreed to since then congress has questioned the us saudi relationship as never before passing several resolutions condemning the crown prince mohammed bin salman and calling for the end of u.s. support for the saudi led bombardment of yemen some of gone from his main political allies have been at the forefront of the criticism and they were unsparing in their attacks against the crown prince of wednesday's hearing this guy's making it harder he's gone for gangster and it's difficult to work with a guy like that no matter how important the relationship is abizaid said the u.s. needed to look beyond the crown prince in order to safeguard the lines

rivalry would it boost hamas his position these are the fatah.well i think it just highlights the the sort of entrenched split between. hamas which of course is one of the major stumbling blocks in palestinian politics and i think it's something that palestinians really need to focus on the moderates reconsideration but the leadership in ramallah does not seem to be interested in the. i don't think it's on the horizon the split continues to be continues to be entrenched and there are various other. that want to see that split continue i don't think there are many people. truly interested in reconsideration thank you very much for sharing your views with us. how are you from the palestinian policy network joining us there from ramallah in the occupied west bank. well let's find out what people are saying about the great march of return protests here's sarah hierarchy social media producer what are people saying our lives are well the tweet us i want to show you this tweet because it actually sums up the sentiment amongst palestinians online to rem

mistreatment of migrant workers they asked for the parson of human rights activists including dr world lead fatah he a us citizen help without charge since november twenty seventh. at least six people have been killed in bomb attacks in afghanistan's capital kabul the health ministry says at least twenty three others were injured in the blasts at a ceremony to mark the persian new year police say the explosions were caused by three remotely detonated devices. there has been an explosion at a chemical factory in eastern china the blast happens in young chen in jumpsuit province there is no word yet on any casualties. forces in thailand's head to the polls on sunday for the country's lone delayed general election after five years of military rule millions all the young people will be voting for the first time. scots hardline reports from bangkok many want change. for decades thailand's youth has been politically active like in this parade held before the end you will rival football match between thailand's top two universities it satirizes politics here and one of this year's targets the general el

long time adviser in critic of how mass as his new prime minister how much is a top official best is fatah movement and for peace negotiator his appointment could deepen a rift with rivals hamas the u.s. is increasing its dominance in the global arms market with a surge in sales to the middle east they differ in the stockholm international peace research institute shows u.s. exports grew twenty nine percent over the last five years and the flow of arms to the middle east increased by eighty seven percent those are the headlines rewind is next. tall as military government is accused of using repressive science in general critics. of. thailand's rebel losses. hello welcome to rewind i'm richelle carey since al jazeera english launched more than a decade ago we have built up an extraordinary archive of award winning documentary here on rewind returning to some of the best of them finding out what's happened in the years sense back in two thousand and nine millions of americans were celebrating a new president in the white house promising radical change and a better future president obama insp

away heavy stuff up he shot the young palestinian fatah in the head it was mobbed. what cared who had the heart of what. i would but by no means had he tried to get out shown any sign of aggression towards the settlers or the soldiers. well like you he was wounded and incapacitated who do you feel because his side was the hostile rage of. zionist mindset that led him to kill our sorry friend in cold blood he is already years of thought to be done. and or he's a no is a understand is a believe thing to the sick interest on the bomb during the two years of the. process itself. he always said that he was sure that there was a bomb there but i wasn't. i think you didn't frank shouldn't gate's this terrorist a chance to try to kill people in. canada sure for how long they had the pain i feel i wouldn't wish on anyone so it's a film i saw the pictures of him lying on the ground and how they killed him how they shot him in the head since his killing the days pass oh yeah and we're patient in the last one thousand are they can you. photograph is on my nightstand so he's the