gun battles broke out between fatah and hamas come. in the summer of 2007 the most fighters captured the fatah headquarters in gaza. securing control of the area gaza became the confirmed stronghold of hamas fatah had been supplanted. without a father of. lost control of gaza the way that. it's hard to believe that he would have for one simple reason. it wasn't like he lost a lot of support among palestinians i felt it even as time went by but he was an icon because he put the palestinian issue on the national the international map he established for the international community. a sense that somehow what he had edified as passing national aspirations had to be achieved so he put the palestinian movement on the world stage and he also unified the palestinians in a way that no other leader had i think what's happened since he has died. should tell us something about how central he was to the palestinian map and you know it's ironic that. even some of those who were most critical of our fight among palestinians during his final days are t

this was but no one can harm fatah fatah has very strong and no one can harm its leadership or unity we cannot be dictated to it would be very easy to get on a plane and go and surrender to syrian president. i assure you if i did that both the problems on the factions would vanish but we are against this for the sake of our people and the dignity of this movement and this modern kind of peace about. half as our last side had grand strategic calculations he viewed the palestinian issue is his to god and preserve there is no such thing as the independence of palestinian decision making in the syrian lexicon. syria's foreign minister once told me so have you had a palestine something syria. in july 983 fighting broke out in the bekaa valley in lebanon between pro and anti on a front force. now faced an armed through both against his authority by proceeding in elements within the p.l.o. . i felt loyalists who had found their way back to lebanon were besieged by the syrian army and its palestinian allies in the city of tripoli in norfolk and. in a daring there in sea journey from his new

out of fatah if he was the american requests because he felt that the palestinians had gained nothing from the dialogue with america which wasn't supposed to be about the a.b.c.'s of the palestinian issue but about something more substantial his message to the americans was if you want me to hold military operations then you have to move on the political level of let our might effect at hadassah here and i told out a father that if punishing us would help restore the national rights of the palestinian people then he should go ahead and do it he refused and said he wasn't going to be blackmailed and the dialogue was severed. any hope of a resumption of dialogue was soon overshadowed by another tumultuous event in the middle east in august 1900 iraqi forces invaded kuwait changing the political face of the region. out of fact failed to unequivocally condemn the iraqi occupation and announced he was seeking an arab solution to the issue a position supported by the palestinians of the occupied territories. my band. the one. we were seeking and on a brazilian ocean to the crisis. and try t

the father the father for yasser arafat there is no such thing as an intifada for the sake of and fatah it's an into fodder or an uprising to achieve a certain political goal hence he was always in a state of uprising. to make certain that what he thought it meant as she said it. in march 1988 i was you had sent a group of palestinian commandos into israel the gunmen hijacked a passenger bus in the negev desert transporting employees to israel's top secret nuclear complex at the morning. in the ensuing firefight the 3 hijackers and 3 israeli employees were killed. the israelis were exasperated with the intifada and with the cells i wish we had was organizing. they are they that we are getting a little less rotten a month after the bus attack on april 16th 1988 and is really commando force assassinated i will jihad at his home in the tunisian coastal town of cv was. far from startling then to father i will jihad assassination had the opposite effect. the occupied territories erupted in angry demonstrations. abu jihad a funeral was held at the palestinian refugee camp in the mosques hundr

by taking them out of fatah was left with no effective people around him many with ultimately and this had a negative effect in the years to come. by the end of february saddam hussein's army had been ejected from kuwait his regime almost shattered. bat had a. do a lot of be accustomed had after the gulf war all arabs will so much they lost everything a completion of queta by the iraqis was a stain on our honor. there is absolutely no excuse for it. that you know let me attack of nope if and you know it like shit well that possibly. did not openly and clearly condemn their capacious of kuwait at the same time he didn't openly and clearly support it. he tried in his own way to simultaneous to play both sides and his position was interpreted as supporting the iraqis and his calculations were wrong and we paid a tremendous price for them. on a fact that hold the international community would link an iraqi withdrawal from kuwait to israeli concessions in the occupied territories. but the palestinian leader miscalculated back to. the dreams of statehood and recognition he had harvard not to

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because as you say we know she was arrested outside the prison where this prominent activist abdel fatah is being held what more do we know about any abuse of his legal rights and his health condition in prison. he has written very. few times when he was allowed to speak up and when his family was able to hear from him but just in for example the fact that he was beaten and stripped naked when he was arrested and he was told by police that he will never see the light again and there was also a lot of news that happened over the last 6 weeks including his family trying to access him. have the rights of visitation have his lawyer contact him when they should government incest then all of this they wouldn't even allow his family to. enter food it occasion for him while he. is saying there is no reason for him there was no charges over any particular is given to justify keeping him in custody in the pretrial detention right just a final thought to you sheriff we know that egypt has increasingly targeted as you say journalists since the removal of president morsy back in 2013 even reporters w

the global death toll has surpassed 279000 egypt's president of the fatah el-sisi has approved amendments to his country's state of emergency that grants him and security agencies additional powers former u.s. president barack obama called donald trump's response to the pandemic quote an absolute chaotic disaster obama made the comments about his successor during a leaks to call with former staff members and now for a brief look at some other stories making headlines around the world 3 members of the white house coronavirus task force are in self quarantine among them as dr anthony found changed the face of the u.s. virus response that apparently come into contact with a white house staff member who tested positive for covert 19. south korea's president in has urged people not to lower their guard in the battle against the coronavirus this comes after south korea reported 34 new cases of covert 19 in just one day moon said the country needed to brace for a 2nd wave of the pen demick. iraq's new prime minister has ordered the release of prisoners arrested during the anti-government protest

had dean made a momentous move bringing an end to 2 and a half centuries of the fatah. he declared egypt's loyalty to the sunni are best at colorful but they're. making it an integrity part of a single state. a state now large and strong enough to carry out new dean's grand plan to expel the crusaders. a shell must. gather the sun economy. has a right hand and go off. note again who would make as. with noted dean now in control of egypt the dream of reconquering jerusalem seemed very close. but the mission of liberating the holy city was soon to pass to his kurdish deputy in egypt. he has a fatah myth that can i say you only gain lamone. and and to play like you are a. killer as has seen in over russia it would have been. better to morrow as. she moves in a hell of war to mush who are harming them on the potential on how of morning in one. one of the more thought of his mind. that i would. see a softer. the news was characters alongside the car. fell into deep mourning for the death of the great warrior king. but what saddened him even more. was the infighting over new

they don't feel good is not understanding it's not only for women it's a good for everybody in fatah's genda that can do something would be a buddies would your rights and to have. entertainment in the game is a platform for the use development socialization integration you learn how to share how to give how to accept it when the problem. was. and never had a muslim friend going on a break 1st i met one frame from the on the may i guess i'm a fighter you see leave that is really cute. don't get the wrong so cool. man i meant there was like will give you just doing a little high that's a big student athlete is to get free with down a misguided gun was a gun is a dignity to those. that. busted him you know little children will make them suddenly see it move a little too long it will just not believe the bullshit india they mean to me until it's so low the simplest it was do let you see it from here. but it won't look at. all. been gay canada bill bugs me. for them to do that oh was is one that will or be killing tool as it is if you call it then it isn't now when. i was really worried ab

it's fatah nervously changed careers to working travel the worst possible time in the industry was 1st hit by flights were canceled and then the fortress closed. no you don't do much to not just going with this was going to watch it even getting to fear comes a lot of logic on the will they still is in yes. i do want to. i mean the. friends who. were here here we would have been easy to be who are. very very. very it was the 1st. esteban a spanish reporter has mostly kept for some busy most of the fake news during the lockdown. it was true that it was finished basement are coming and seeing what plays. out. of. this. age. 6. at the peak of the pandemic my colleague from france self i say to that hole as such the facebook page called mousetrap memoirs about 3 of her friends stuck with her ex-husband story walk down this. year and. there's no let up i don't even what i did but had less see the evil by you. it. is really no says the last half never was all becoming more popular as the epidemic continues. and now sounds in them and it goes to school we did see. the put the credits people w

it's fatah nervously changed careers to working cattle the worst possible time in the industry was 1st hit the flights were canceled and then the fortress closed. no you can't do much to not just kindness creation of the schools who want to be even footing to ockham's a lot of blood to you on the whole they still. do want. to be good or that he has kept me interested in subsequent here. we are a little sad in this town yeah. there's brightness turned up when you're nobody out here you would have pretty severe outcomes are low or much it's going to go away without me. it's really your risk was very it was a. delicious it looks so weird you know it's black guy. esteban the spanish reporter has mostly kept herself busy most of the fake news during the lockdown. is a skill that is finished for these men are coming and seeing what plays. to be. out there. he'll. be. there. it's just you. just. she says. what's. the future. of the peak of the pandemic locally for france so i say to that and some of the facebook page called meryl streep memoirs of her friends and stuff with her ex-husband sto

the border wall the famous berlin wall came down on nov 9th 989 only 3 days after the border between fatah and phillips tall followed. oh. this there is going. since then the old bridge has returned to its original function connecting and philip stop. trying to take a little tour of philip's town the small town is home to a true gem a castle dating back to the 17th century and surrounded by a lush park. setting out to explore the world wasn't really an option for the citizens of communist east germany people in fox couldn't even visit their neighbors here in philip's top nowadays things are much easier look at our globe trotters save painted all he needs is a ticket a backpack and a sense of adventure this time we caught up with him in durban south africa 2nd biggest city. and we start things off in the sunny city of devon i'm here with my local guides tell me who god is around put a date some sun i could go i'm going to be legal welcome to the city over there been wasn't enough done we're going to pick up a lot on the recall but i am sure there'd be. south africa's warmest city is located

because fatah founded the vinyl force a paramilitary protection force for a while but. it's active in south africa and zimbabwe. can cause far learned that $100.00 elephants were to be killed he had a spectacular idea. the elephants should be moved. and one of a kind rescue operation began to. creep elephants were tranquilized from the air crew. it's a dangerous maneuver. veterinarians and helpers on the ground must be as close as possible to the elephants when they're trying to lines. there's a risk that individual animals or the entire herd will attack their helpers cool. the. moment the elephants fall every 2nd counts. if they fall in properly and their trunk is blocked they can suffocate. this elephant has difficulty breathing its weight is pressing on its own mouths. the helpers have to do something. it's important to cops that he doesn't have to kill the elephants. it's an emotional high point i really can't describe this good media. it makes me well up it says it's highly emotional. relocating these animals and seeing how they multiply at the other end repopulati

world is so multifaceted and unbelievable that we can only express a tiny part of this magic idea fatahwas just think as we're sitting on a planet that speeding past a viable and there is an exploding sun above us somewhere so and there's probably a fly on the wall here watching us in slow motion. to proceed all of this is reality right. i think that fantasy just makes that more apparent whereas realistic narratives tend to focus on human reality and often have to do with the very concrete historical moment of. the moment because i don't more one dimensional there are very one dimensional as i'd say we need to find a concept of reality that's a lot more multidimensional is especially at a time when we're destroying pretty much everything that's not human and humane and just think about it for a moment and you know what was here 15 years ago and what might be left 15 years from now. and our concept of time and space everything belongs together if we're to really comprehend reality his fantasy makes it easier to ask those big questions decide what's big and important what's evil about wha

19 year old man was killed he was shot dead and identified suspect in a sports and it's a car and fatah shot. we don't yet have any. idea who this individual was and why they attempted to find there was speculation on this was a right wing individual acting against the protesters which has been very much orientated towards the last it down in atlanta we saw 1000 protesters marched on the georgian state capital and they attempted still on the c.n.n. building an incredible development that the georgia governor brian kemp was actually called a state of emergency and his call for 500 state troops to be sentenced on the streets to try and keep the peace i've seen reports as well that he's likely to call for a few similar it's what we have going on in minneapolis they have the. other cities where. this is a big night now this is well so we had and also houston as i mentioned earlier people arrested in louisville kentucky there was a large large protest movement of the. killing of an african-american woman by the . people that extra and. if you want to put it that way and in l.a. we've seen re

history of a revolution into fatah. what impact will called it 19 and a drop in the oil price have on the race to the white house can donald trump survive these historic setbacks and does joe biden have what it takes to beat. special coverage on al-jazeera. in 1948 the state of israel was proclaimed. palestine was lost. 16 years later in 1964 the palestine liberation organization or the p.l.o. was founded. made up of different factions the p.l.o. has been at the heart of the struggle to regain palestine ever since.

have to. 2 of the camps are in the southern outskirts a 3rd is in the east egyptian president del fatah el-sisi has pardoned more than $3000.00 prisoners to coincide with the muslim holiday of ied among those pardoned is a hit man who murdered the lebanese singer suzanne i mean in dubai in 2008 on the orders of the former egyptian m.p. and stuff. no activists journalists or political prisoners have been released. health ministry has reported the territories 1st coronavirus death officials say the 77 year old woman have been under quarantine after returning from egypt. the united nations has warned of a corona virus outbreak in gaza could be disastrous given the high poverty rates and weak health system the coastal strip has been under an israeli blockade since 2007. and doctors in sudan are threatening to continue a nationwide strike if their demands for better working conditions are not met by the government the main doctors union goal of 72 work stoppage on thursday was prompted by a tax on 4 doctors in a hospital they want better protection from violent patients and their relatives a

caught out there might just look out for commerce so we're living in very difficult times i think fatah in your country and in mine and in many others if you want to look for an alternative or look at china look out china came together to fight the coronavirus it's a truly extraordinary feat and when all the dust is clear people will have to acknowledge that people will have to see a society that almost militarized itself against a virus and killed the virus with only 3 or 4000 dead people in the country saw the something rotten in your state and mine. shakespeare might put it and i don't think we have to look farther than racism and inequality for the reason i will when they were right there with you george galloway former m.p. george always thank you for your time. this month the city of baltimore is kicking off a new aerial surveillance program after it received approval from a judge but do privacy advocates have legitimate concerns about this technology and will it spread to other cities potentially across the nation lam joined by artie's rachel blevins to discuss more of these deta

of influence over the selection of ministers but of course also the other major parties including fatah which is led by had many until the last minute they were demanding more ministerial portfolios to put their support behind them is on the hunt one have we have a prime minister here who comes into office after months of political questions with many challenges ahead of him including the fiscal and economic crisis including the coronavirus pandemic but also a resurgence of iceland some rule parts of iraq but on the other hand he is in a way beholden to the political establishment and to the same powers that to some extent have brought about these crises and that will certainly limit his ability to push for really aggressive reforms and to deliver on the change that he has promised that his government program how bad was the economic situation in iraq before coronavirus simona because we talk about an existing problem there. well even before the coronavirus the economy was not doing well when it comes especially to jobs for iraq's you have and this was one of the major grievances of the

and of course everyone knows iran those suffering mightily indy's coronata times has been crushed fatah by united states sanctions no gentleman's agreement because there ain't no gentleman around i'm afraid and mike is there any indication from from any of these parties from the u.s. from iran or venezuela that further exploration is not the desired outcome during this pandemic and given your experience in defense what's your worst fear to come out of this. well i feel the worst generally in my line of business we used to fear the worst return which generally turned out to be true i think the united states is trying to keep this focus on iran. while trying to deal with the pandemic but it's got so many other issues but i also think iran's learning of an interesting lesson from the u.s. occupation of the persian gulf and that is if the united states can can sale its ship in its area and sphere of influence in the persian gulf why can't you know iran begin to bring its own assets into the caribbean and into latin america and do some regular cruising around so i think it's that will certai

arrested outside a prison in the capital cairo she was interviewing the mother of jailed activist does fatah and arrest is the latest in a crackdown that's been criticized by human rights groups the u.n. and the committee for the protection of journalists. the rift between the syrian president and his billionaire cousin appears to be widening in a 16 minute video posted online bashar assad's cousin rami mcclure says he refuses to step down as head of the country's largest mobile operator he said the collapse of syria tel would be a catastrophic setback for the nation's economy claims he's under pressure to hand over profits from his empire or face arrest to his thought to have played a big role in bankrolling assad's military campaigns. i won't step down if i resign i would be feted the company and the country the heights of the war i did not abandon my country my president obama folks to do it now the newest branch of america's military the space forces launched its 1st mission. liftoff of united launch alliance atlas 5 rocket the on manned spacecraft blasted off from cape canaveral in flor

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mission in libya has condemned the attack on tripoli's only functioning airport by forces loyal to the fatah at least 80 rockets were fired at the facility a libyan airways plane was also hit and then 3 civilians died as a result of shelling near the airport of those forces and earlier targets in residential areas in the capital. have been more than 10000 coronavirus related deaths in brazil the worst affected nation in latin america amazonas state has been hardest hit hundreds of coffins have been sent to the regional capital my mouse as more funerals are expected to take place russia has not 75 years since the end of world war 2 in year it without its traditional parades a commemorations was scaled back because of coronavirus restrictions russia has recorded 10000 new infections for a 7th day in a row. new york's governor is saying the state is investigating 73 cases of a possible kind of virus related condition that's affecting children the symptoms include inflammation of the hot in the blood vessels 3 children have died across the state we were laboring under the impression that young p

ali abunimah is the co-founder all valid tonic and fatah and independent on the news publication focusing on palestine he doesn't expect any change in policy toward palestinians from the new government. it's not as if any israeli government would have presented the palestinians with somehow a peaceful way out of. israeli occupation apartheid every israeli government has been implacably hostile to palestinian rights including this one which is headed by the 2 authors of among many other things that 2014 assault on gaza during which israel killed one in every 1000 residents of the occupied gaza strip netanyahu was of course prime minister then and gantz was the army chief so these are 2 people who despite what have a personal animosity they have iron ideological lockstep in terms of. completing the colonization of the west bank and if they have any disagreements it's a very in mind that tactical disagreements about how not to upset the so-called international community too much but. they really don't have anything to worry about because we have seen that the united states the european union

egyptian president bill fatah el-sisi has pardoned more than 3000 prisoners to coincide with a muslim holiday. among those pardoned is a hit man who murdered the lebanese saying that sudan's i mean in dubai in 2008 on the orders of former egypt. moustapha now activists journalists or political prisoners have been released. undermined al-jazeera johnnie's mom hussein remains jailed in egypt without charge or trial after almost 3 and a half years the united nations has called in egypt to end hussein's arbitrary detention and release him immediately. they have been protests across spain calling for coronavirus restrictions to be lifted more quickly spain's prime minister has promised that the country will reopen to international tourism in july address sanchez also announced the top flight football early start on june 8th anger is building in the indian city of kolkata with a response to a powerful cycle in which was left millions without power and water. protesters gathered on saturday frustrated that essential services still hadn't been restored days after psycho hit they also blocked

of influence over the selection of ministers but of course also the other major parties including fatah which is led by how many until the last minute they were demanding more ministerial portfolios to put their support behind cover me so in the one hand we have a prime minister here who comes into office after months of political crisis where many challenges ahead of him including the his clinic anomic crisis including the coronavirus pandemic but also a resurgence of iceland some rule parts of iraq but on the other hand he is in a way beholden to the political establishment and to the same powers that to some extent have brought about these crises and that will certainly limit his ability to push for really aggressive reforms and to deliver on the change that he has promised that his government program. now the white house has described the u.s. relationship with china as disappointing and frustrating as a rift deepens over the regions of corona virus president trump maintains it came from a chinese lab but beijing says there's no evidence of that mike hanna has more now from washingt

welcomed the surprise announcement as a mentor opportunity that should not be missed. 15 president abdel fatah says he has pardoned more than 3000 prisoners to coincide with the 8 holiday among them is a hit man who murdered lebanese singers his aunt's name in dubai in 2008 on the orders of former hit and pay his. a stuff up now activist journalists or political prisoners have been released of a minor al-jazeera journalist by the way to same remains jail than egypt without charges or trial after almost 3 and a half years the united nations has called on a chip to end hussein's arbitrary detention and immediately tell you why me is associate professor of political science at long island university says the move is a gamble from say safe to show he's doing something for society so the president has been using the system of hardening on high holidays or national holidays as a way to kind of signify to society that he's doing something so today on the eve of the holiday we see over 3000 pardons not a single one of them with the prisoner or any journalist rather they are common criminals now let's

colorado they would winning journalist was interviewing the mother in the jail not to missed a lot of the fatah who's on a hunger strike protesting his detention she will appear in court on monday but sharif months or something committee to protect journalists he says the egyptian government's using any excuse to go off to german this critical of the system. you're not alone mother must have suffered a lot of harassment by the egyptian government even allow for the one who is currently on hunger strike in jail he is the mother must contribute around a columnist and he was arrested after writing a critical columns. and for many reasons this is nothing. customary for egypt we know that because it has been one of the warders deliberative journalists now since 2 so then of 13 and the government has used every possible excuse to go after journalist and this time they basically are trying to free the man of taking videos and pictures of military look aisha. and this case tora prison where many will not it's political activists have been in jail now the race to produce a vaccine as a global priority t

generation was recruited mostly from these groups the fatah committees. and stucco april 9756 2nd generation r.d.f. members known as the hold the mines command took hostages in the german embassy they demanded the release of the haim prisoners 2 embassy employees were killed that night explosives that the hostage takers had brought with them blew up winning all of the attackers the heim prisoners found out about the incident despite strict security measures when the news broke that the siege had ended a crowd gathered outside the prison. oh that's a mountain hanging. by a great hope of who cares let them out and shoot them. an eye for an eye. lynch law instead of a fair trial as long as they are enough readers were in prison the terrorist attacks would continue to shut me they didn't come things down a toll on the contrary that it made the situation even worse discounts and failed by guitar the trial started on may the 21st $975.00. on trial i just know a lot of foreign journalists with their reporters from a number of countries came to hime the mood was

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