the 3 week long conflict in the to agree region to ground forces, say they're still facing the federal army near the regional capital. the army said that they've taken full control of mcalary on saturday. the t p.l.f. has now told the which is news agency that they've captured eritrean soldiers who are fighting alongside federal forces. hundreds of people have been killed and thousands forced to flee to neighboring sudan. let's go live to what nairobi other serious web is following developments in ethiopia from what's the prime minister been saying? we haven't been talking about the government and the army as he took it over when he came to power 2 years ago about some of the reforms that he has introduced since the p.l.f. dominated ethiopia's politics for nearly 30 years into a minister took over 2 years ago he's been saying that as he took over about 80 percent of the soldiers and the commanders in the military were all from t. gray complained about other problems that there were other forces in control of his office. and very much when he said that leaders resisted these reforms that the

late on wednesday, the federal army has encircled it to grow its capital mackellar, and is threatening the use of artillery on the city of 500000. people to ground leaders deny claims though, that they have actually begun surrendering well if you have his prime minister made is asking the international community not to interfere in the conflict. he says, well, we appreciate and understand the interest of the international community to assist the ongoing law enforcement operations as he calls them. we would also like to underscore that this must be done in accordance with international law. this 1st and foremost means the international community should stand by until the government of ethiopia submit its request for assistance to the community of nations. well, ahmed is also said the reported massacre in the town of my cat. there is evidence of the criminality. newly released video appears to show graves and bodies. european state appointed human rights commission is accusing members of a particular to growing youth group of killing about 600 civilians there earlier this month. united n

the federal army has surrounded to grace capsule, michaela. it's threatening to use artillery on the city of 500000 people. an oil tanker has been damaged by an explosion of saudi arabia, southwestern coast, near the city of the greek operators of the m. t was attacked by an unknown source, no injuries have been reported. u.s. president elect joe biden is preparing to give a national address on the pandemic before the thanksgiving holiday. speech is expected to focus on sacrifice as the u.s. records its highest daily death since government is ditching its target for overseas aid to focus spending closer to home, the moves expected to free up billions of dollars. treasury chief says britain is facing its worst recession in more than 300 years. i have listened with great respect to those who have argued passionately to retain this target. but at a time of unprecedented crisis, government must make tough choices. i want to reassure them that we will continue to protect the world poor the equivalent of 0.5 percent of our national income on oversea

the federal army is threatening the use of artillery on the main city of mecca.regional forces fail to lay down arms, hit morgans in sudan near the ethiopian border with more on the humanitarian crisis . over 3000 and the camps are simply that's what the authorities are saying. they're saying that health care.

the federal government and army. the federal government and army seemed confident.ent who is in control of ethiopia's nine of ten states now which is supported from the state militia, seem to be rather overwhelming to the ground forces, at least that is what it seems. as you mentioned earlier, we have seen a huge exodus of refugees from the area and people internally displaced, what will happen now in terms of the humanitarian situation? there is hope that it will be better for people who are trapped in this fighting because the government has been saying they are providing much—needed aid in the areas they are in control. they are also saying they are setting up camps, if people have fled the country and our station in makeshift camps in sedan, are willing to return. they say they are willing to return. they say they are also providing access for humanitarian agencies to provide basic supplies that might be running out by now. if this happens, it is a huge relief for people who are trapped in this fighting, for the humanitarian community and for everybody with rega

rocket attacks, they were fired from the northern state of tigray, which is in fighting with the federal army of amhara. they shot these rockets at two airports in that state, in two different cities. the federal government said that one of the airports sustained some damage. the tplf, that's the political force in the northern state of tigray. they took responsibility for the attacks. and they say that they are in retaliation for previous air strikes by the federal army in the state of tigray. so this seems to be pretty much an escalating situation. it's a story that's developing every day. but unfortunately, we are seeing tensions escalating and the situation getting worse rather than better. since the fighting broke out last week, there has been a communication breakdown. so clear information is hard to come by. so we don't know exactly what's happening there. but as per the reports by amnesty international, it seems that scores and even hundreds might have been killed. these are civilians. amnesty international is calling it a massacre. and the un is saying that if this report is true, th

so they're still fighting federal army forces near the regional capital. the army said that they've taken full control of mackay on saturday. the t. p.l.f. has told the reuters news agency that they've captured eritrean soldiers who are fighting alongside federal forces. hundreds of thing killed and thousands forced to flee to neighboring sudan. let's go live to were observed. marc webb, who's been following developments from nairobi. what do you make of what the prime minister was saying in that rather long address? we appear not to be able to here at the moment. give us 2 seconds. we'll see if we can get welcome back and we might have to move on to other news if we can't get malcolm. now we'll move on and we'll come back to malcolm for some analysis in just a few moments. what i'm told that malcolm is back. welcome, sorry we missed what you were saying there. what are we to make of what the prime minister said? i think that's live television for you. we still couldn't get malcolm. we will get back to malcolm shortly. ok, iran's top nuclear scientist is b

ethiopian government for to ground forces to surrender is set to expire later on wednesday, the federal army is threatening the use of artillery on the main city of mecca. if regional forces fail to lay down arms, hit morgans in sudan near the ethiopian border with more on the humanitarian crisis . over 3000 are very day according to authorities, and the camps are simply, that's what the authorities are saying. they are saying that health care a proper food sanitation and places for them to live in other camps such as, which is about 100 meters away from here. most of them are still out in the open. and then there's the border border with neighboring states where people are registered, but they don't have a place to stay somewhere. so some of them are being hosted by the community. and in other developments, ethiopia's pull through foot soldiers of to ethnicity from a un peacekeeping mission in south sudan. and it's done the same in somalia, where several 100 soldiers serving in a peacekeeping force would disarm thailand and a large rallies being held in bangkok, in the latest show of defian

the federal army has surrounded to graze capital, mackell a and is threatening the use of artillery on the city of 500000. people to grand leaders deny allegations their fighters have begun surrendering out to syria's has some reports exclusively from inside to grow province on the right front line in southern tikrit, federal reinforcements arrive and helicopters, hover above the ethiopian government has maintained that this is a law enforcement operation against what it calls the treasonous group. our morale is high. we're ready to enforce the rule of law for the sake of the fallen, we will prevail over those who had betrayed them. we have another mission, namely to safeguard the renaissance dam until it's fully completed and operational and reading. the book at this building has been set up to receive fighters from the people's liberation front, who've surrendered ahead of prime minister. and it's wednesday deadline for the t.p.o. left to put down its weapons. government forces here say this man was among those who surrendered. we are being treated well. we are not enemies, we are al

the federal army is threatening the use of artillery on the main city of the kelly. if regional forces fail to lay down their arms and u.s. president elect, joe biden has formally introduced some members of his proposed capitals. biden's margin of victory against trump is growing with pennsylvania of the certifying him as the with let's go live to wilmington, delaware al jazeera shahab returns he is there she have. yesterday we had president elect biden introducing us to some of the city members of his proposed capital. what's he doing today? well, son, president, xi of china has spoken with joe biden. china keeps coming up as a major foreign policy imperative for the by administration. there are indications, though, that the tariffs may remain that these will be used as bargaining chips, but that will be more of a sense of using multilateral says to compete with china as opposed to just brute. hostility is that of the sort that we saw, at least in the latter part of the trump, the trump presidency, will also be giving a thanksgiving message where he will be talking

wednesday the federal armies and circle to go its capital mackellar and it's threatening the use of artillery on the city of 500000. people to train leaders deny the claims that they have actually begun surrendering well here appears that prime minister abu ahmed is asking the international community not to interfere in this conflict. he says, while he appreciate it's the interest to assist involvement in the conflict must be done in accordance with international law. and that means countries should stand by until the government submit a request for assistance to the international community. it's also said the reported massacre in the town of my cat. there is evidence of lefts criminality. newly released video appears to show graves and bodies. european state appointed human rights commission accuses members of a youth group of killing about 600 civilians there earlier this month. united nations is calling for an impartial investigation. well, some of those fleeing micah into sudan spoke to our correspondent here morgan. here is her report when fighting came to her hometown of make out there

in the assassination of abraham lincoln, and, three, the mistreatment of federal soldiers imprisoned by the confederate states army. in order to answer those charges in federal court, he had to be in a place where his last residency occurred and that would be in richmond, the white house of the confederacy. it is here he will stay four months. he will remain incarcerated here for almost two years. he would never see his day of court. he would never be acquitted. and he would retire and write his memoirs and live to the age of 80. with the understanding that jefferson davis was charged with three federal indictments, many folks in the united states, men of wealth, men of influence, decided that that was not going to be the best way to heal the nation, to try jefferson davis with the fear that he might be acquitted would cast a shadow over 3.2 million people going to war and over 750,000 of them losing their lives. at the conclusion of the american civil war, the priority of not only our congress and the president and the citizens of united states was to reunite the country, and make us once again a strong union. fo

received world from general roth we, a commander of the army in virginia, who no longer could hold a federal army back from attacking the city of richmond. with that news, jefferson davis drab his cabinet, sent his family on the road for their protection. jefferson davis soon after that would follow, he would finally catch up with his family, right above the florida state line. it was here where a federal mounted unit was able to capture him and his family. jefferson davis was placed on a boat, and went back up to four mineral and was incarcerated in this cell phone some people asked why. main thing is that jefferson davis was indicted on three different charges. one treason, complicit in the assassination of abraham lincoln, and the mistreatment of federal soldiers in prison by the confederate states army. those charges, fell apart but he had to be in place where his last residency occurred and that would be enrichment. the white house of the confederacy. here he will stay for months, and he will remain incarcerated for almost two years. he would never see his day in court, and he would never be

the government sent troops into the region after an alleged attack by local forces on a federal army base in te, gray's capital. the federal government, if the right to the proof in the security forces in the use force in order to operate and those implicated in must equal russian and grows human rights violations. relations between the ethiopian prime minister and the t great people's liberation front have long been tense. for nearly 30 years, the t p l f was dominance in ethiopian politics, but be curbed the party's influence after coming to power in $28.00. its leaders say they have been unfairly targeted. a constitutional dispute raised tensions to boiling point. the t p l. f defied obvious decision to postpone national polls. juta the coronavirus pandemic. in september they went ahead with elections and to grow, which they control. not only the stability of ethiopia is at stake in this conflict . the country with its population of 100000000 is pivotal to the stability of the horn of africa as a whole. in 2019, he won a nobel peace prize for his sweeping political reforms, and hi

after an alleged attack by local forces on a federal army base integrators capital, the ethiopian prime minister says his army is close to victory. highly, this mischievous force is surrounded on all sides. that it is a force in its final throes of death. your children are suffering deaths, injuries on the front line, lots of them of the united nations is concerned that war crimes have,, been committed in the fighting between the government and t.p. l.f., and many voices in the region are calling for a deescalation. but what information is coming from the isolated region indicates that the situation is deteriorating? let's go now to the ethiopian capital, addis ababa, where journalist saniel guitar show is standing by hello to you, samuel. now it has been difficult for outsiders to get accurate information on what's going on. what is the latest you can tell us on this conflict? while the media and the in general kind of travel to the region, what we are reflecting on is the report that's coming from mr. international human rights watch. the n.g.o.s, the people of her flayed telling us,

they are going to federal army base in tikrit, capital the federal government. how do you have the right to deploy federal security forces in the use force in order to operate in? those implicated in must equal russian grows human rights. but all issues, relations between the ethiopian prime minister and the t great people's liberation front have long been tense. government for nearly 30 years. the tea p.l.f. was dominant in ethiopian politics. but abby curbed the party's influence after coming to power in 2018. so its leaders say they have been unfairly targeted. what the constitutional dispute raised tensions to boiling point. the t.p.o. left defied abbie's decision to postpone national polls due to the coronavirus. in september, they went ahead with elections in te grave, which they control. not only the stability of ethiopia itself is at stake in this conflict. the country with its population of 100000000 is pivotal to the stability of the horn of africa as a whole. in 2019, happy won a nobel peace prize for his sweeping political reforms. and his role in br

the government sent troops into the region after an alleged attack by local forces on a federal army base in the capital. the federal government. how did the right to do proof in iraq security forces in the use force in order to look at hand, simply get in massive corruption and grows human rights relations between the ethiopian prime minister and the t great people's liberation front have long been tense for nearly 30 years, the t p l f was dominant in ethiopia, politics, but rb curbed the party's influence after coming to power in 2018. its leaders say they have been unfairly targeted. a constitutional dispute raised tensions to boiling point. the t p l f defied obvious decision to postpone national polls. juta the coronavirus pandemic. in september they went ahead with elections and to grow, which they control. not only the stability of ethiopia is at stake in this conflict . the country with its population of 110000000 is pivotal to the stability of the horn of africa as a whole. for more on this, let's bring in dana hughes. she works for the u.n. refugee agency and joins us from

the federal army says it's surrounded to gross capital mckenney, a claim disputed by the 2 brains. the government is threatening to use artillery on the city of 500000 people. sudan's, former prime minister, monti has died at the age of 84, is being treated for growth a virus that a hospital in the united arab emirates, the was saddam's last democratically elected prime minister before a military coup led by omar al bashir. $989.00. protesters in bangkok have called on their king to give up a world fortune of tens of billions of dollars. thousands have been rallying outside thailand's biggest bank, which is mostly owned by the monarchy. protestors have broken a long standing to boo by criticizing the king several face police action for allegedly insulting the world family. as the headlines, the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world. i mean with all due to ability was quick to be with us and i'm a woman who spent her life between her pens and stationery books and research high. all my thoughts have been centered around ideals, and this idealistic life made me igno

the federal army is threatening the use of artillery on the main city of mackellar. if regional forces fail to lay down their arms, at morgan is in sudan near the ethiopian border. she has more on the humanitarian crisis. over 3000 are very day according to authorities. and the camps are simply, that's what the authorities are saying. they're saying that health care a proper food and places for them to live in other camps such as, which is about 100 meters away from here. most of them are still out in the open. then there's the border. neighboring state where people are registered, but they don't have a place to stay somewhat so some of them are being hosted by the community. and in other developments, if your peer has withdrawn 3 of its to graham soldiers from a un peacekeeping mission in south sudan, it's done the same in somalia, where some $400.00 to graham soldiers serving in a peacekeeping force would disarm and a large rally is being held in thailand's capital, bangkok, and the latest show of defiance against the government of want to keep for months to minist

ethiopian government for to ground forces to surrender is set to expire later on wednesday, the federal army is threatening the use of artillery on to its capital. if regional forces fail to lay down arms, if european prime minister abbott ahead is asking the international community not to interfere in the conflict, are the headlines protesters gathering in thailand's capital in their latest show of defiance against them. the for months, demonstrators have been calling for government reforms, including a new constitution and curbs, on the king's power and wealth. more from scott high that the protests in bangkok part of their 3 demands reforming the monarchy. part of that is that they want the assets of the king to be much more transparent. because right now it's estimated that his holdings are worth $30000000000.00. part of the reason he's able to do that, he was able to do that is because an act was passed 2 years ago that put all the crown assets in him into his name. personally, personally manages the reason we're standing in front of the sea and commercial bank. this is one of the large

regional forces say they're still fighting the federal army near the regional capital. despite the government saying that it's taken full control of the kelly, that the other person to get the most important, every target has been signed and approved. the house can see that every missile launched is backed by a signature of authority. 99 percent of them hit their targets and 99 percent of them didn't have collateral. no country's army can shield this kind of performance . our army is disciplined and victorious. you will destroy mckelway and so on. is ours. it was built with our own resources. we are not going to destroy it, not even a single person was affected by the operation. iran's top nuclear scientist is being buried following his assassination on friday. a large funeral service has been held in the capital, tehran on a ring, mohsen fuck result. iran's leaders are blaming israel for the killing of a valid to retaliate. at least $110.00 people have been killed and many injured in attacks on 2 villages. northeast nigeria. it's believed that boko haram is responsible

the government sent troops into the region after an alleged attack by local forces on a federal army base in the capital. the federal government, hard every right to the proof in our security forces in the use force in order to look at hand. those simply get in must equal russian and grows human rights violation relations between the ethiopian prime minister and the te, great people's liberation front. have long been tense for nearly 30 years, the t p l f was dominant in ethiopia, politics, but abi curbed the party's influence after coming to power in 28. its leaders say they have been unfairly targeted. a constitutional dispute raised tensions to boiling point. the t p l f defied obvious decision to postpone national polls. juta the coronavirus pandemic. in september they went ahead with elections and to grow, which they control. not only the stability of ethiopia is at stake in this conflict . the country with its population of 110000000 is pivotal to the stability of the horn of africa as a whole. for more on this, let's bring in dana hughes. she works for the u.n. refugee agency a

lee, commander of the army of northern virginia, that they no longer could hold the federal army back from attacking the city of richmond. with that news, jefferson davis adjourned his cabinet, sent his family on the road for their protection. jefferson davis soon after that would follow. he would finally catch up with his family right below, right above the florida state line. it is here where a federal mounted unit was able to capture him and his family. jefferson davis was placed on a boat and moved back up here to fort monroe and incarcerated in this very cell. some people ask, why? the main reason is that jefferson davis was indicted on three federal charges. one, for treason. two, kples complicit in the assassination of abraham lincoln and mistreatment of prisoners. in order to kansas the charges in federal court he had to about a place where his last residency occurred and that was in richmond, the white house of the confederacy. here he will say four months, remain incarcerated here at fort monroe for almost two years. he would never see his day in court. he would never be acq

laura: thousands of people are fleeing ethiopia's province as the conflict between the federal army andorces enters a second week. amnesty international says it has evident that hundreds of civilians have been killed. our senior africa correspondent reports. >> is ethiopia on the cusp of civil war? these are federal forces. a bitter follow-up between the national and the leaders of this region has descended into confrontation. this is the airport. it led ethiopian for three decades. they have called for talks but the national government says it is past that point. >> we have come here with high morale since we heard about this. we are determined that this force has to surrender or be destroyed. whatever it is. >> little is known about the welfare of civilians. phone lines, internet have been cut off. aid agencies say the situation is dir >> we need to have food, fuel, and other basic commodities brought into the region because they are running low. sugar, oil, and all the basic needs, including banking services. >> the northern region is home to over 5 million people. the leaders have o

if an attack was committed against an army base in any federal country, and if a regional state or a ty tries to... ..to take over the heavy armament and artillery and the weaponry of the army in any country, the response couldn't be different. you would not see it with a political party that was to launch rockets at heavily populated cities and threatens the civilian population, threatens the national government. the national army has been attacked. a red line has been crossed, and we have to enforce law and order. if we were to sit at the negotiating table with these kind of renegade elements, that will send the wrong signal, and every political party would get the idea that, if they were to commit these kind of acts, they would get a seat at the table, they would get an international platform. we would be incentivising... incentivising violence and perpetuating a culture of impunity, and we're not willing to do that. more than anything else right now, it is thus the most urgent of humanitarian issues. the un says that shortages have become "very critical "in tigray for the populati

the government sent troops into the region after a legit attack by local forces are going to federal army base in tikrit capital, which the federal government had every right to deploy federal security forces in the use force in order to operate in those implicated in must equal russian and grows human rights violations. relations between the ethiopian prime minister and the t great people's liberation front have long been tense. government for nearly 30 years. the tea p.l.f. was dominant in ethiopian politics. but abby curbed the party's influence after coming to power in 2018. so its leaders say they have been unfairly targeted, like a constitutional dispute raised tensions to boiling point. the t.p.i. left to fight abby's decision to postpone national polls due to the coronavirus. in september, they went ahead with elections integrate, which they control. not only the stability of your itself is at stake in this conflict. the country with its population of 100000000 is pivotal to the stability of the horn of africa as a whole. in 2019, happy won a nobel peace prize for his sweeping pol

the government sent troops into the region after a legit attack by local forces on a federal army base in tikrit capital the federal government. how do you have the rights to the proofreader, our security forces in the use force in order to operate in those implicated in must equal russian in grows human rights violations relations between the ethiopian prime minister and the t great people's liberation front have long been tense government for nearly 30 years, the t.p.m. left was dominant in ethiopian politics. but abby curbed the party's influence after coming to power in 2018, so its leaders say they have been unfairly targeted. and the constitutional dispute raised tensions to boiling point. the t.p.m. left defied abbie's decision to postpone national polls due to the coronavirus. in september, they went ahead with elections integrate, which they control. not only the stability of pure itself is its stake in this conflict. the country with its population of 100000000 is pivotal to the stability of the horn of africa as a whole. in 2019, happy won a nobel peace prize for his sweepin

november when the government sent troops into the region after an alleged attack by local forces on a federal army base. the etopian pre minister says his party is close to victory. >> this mischievous force is suounded on all sides. it is a force in its final throes of death. your children are suffering death and injuries on the front line. the united nations isoncerned that war crimes have been committed in the fighting between the government and opposition party. many are calling for a de-escalation, but what information is coming from the isolated region indicates the situation is deteriorating. phil: we have more on this with a representative from amnesty international's crisis response team. amnesty international is saying perhaps scores of people died in a massacre monday night. what has gone on? >> yes, we have heard rumors of an attack on the night of november 9. we started to see images emerging from there two days ago on wednesday. these were images appearing on social media from the region. we spent yesterd and wednesday studng these images and studying the videos to work out when and

the government sent troops into the region after an alleged attack by local forces on a federal army base in the capital. the federal government. how did every right to the proof in our security forces in the use force in order to look at hand, those implicated in must equal russian and grows human rights violations. relations between the ethiopian prime minister and the t great people's liberation front have long been tense. for nearly 30 years, the t p l. f was dominant in ethiopia, politics, but abi curbed the party's influence after coming to power in 2018. its leaders say they have been unfairly targeted. a constitutional dispute raised tensions to boiling point. the t p l. f defied obvious decision to postpone national polls. juta the coronavirus pandemic. in september they went ahead with elections and to grow, which they control. not only the stability of ethiopia is at stake in this conflict . the country with its population of 110000000 is pivotal to the stability of the horn of africa as a whole. earlier, dana hughes from the un high commission for refugees in nairobi told

november when the government sent troops into the region after an alleged attack by local forces on a federal army base integrators capital. the ethiopian prime minister says his army is close to victory. highly, this mischievous force is surrounded on all sides. the month that it is a force in its final throes of death. your children are suffering death, injuries on the front line, most of them of the highly growing along the united nations is concerned that war crimes have been committed in the fighting between the government and t.p. . l.f. and many voices in the region are calling for a deescalation. but what information is coming from the isolated region indicates that the situation is deteriorating. over more on this, let's bring in catherine honey. she's a spokesperson for the u.n. high commissioner for refugees from new york. thanks so much for your time on what is the latest you're hearing from the region. thanks so much, you know, we're hearing what you're hearing a what you're reporting. this is a heartbreaking situation. where increasingly alarmed, you know, my colleagues for the u.n.

ght day ago, the government launching the operation aft an leged attack by local forces on the federal armye in the capital. brent: -- >> the federal goverent at every to deploy federal security forces and use force in order to apprehend those implicated in massive corruption and gross human rights violations. correspondent: relations between the ethiopian prime minister and the people's liberation front have been tense. for nearly 30 years, it was dominant in ethiopian politics, but the army curbed its influence in 2018. its leaders say they have been unfairly targeted. the constitutional dispute raised matters to a boiling point. the tp lf rejected the decision to postpone national polls due to the coronavirus. in stember, they went ahead with elections in an area they control. not only is the stability of ethiopia at stake, the country of 100 million is pivotal to the stability of the horn of africa. in 2019, he won a nobel peace prize for his sweeping political reforms and role in brokering peace after bloody border war. so far, he has failed to heed the calls of the united nations and

the federal army is threatening the use of artillery on the main city of mccullough. if regional forces fail to lay down their arms. here morgan is in sudan near the ethiopian border with more on the humanitarian crisis. so when these authorities say that the number of refugees who arrive to this camp alone are, might more than they were expecting, the numbers are in the hundreds and not the dozens as initial when the camp started or when the camp opened nearly 3 weeks ago, the numbers of those who are arriving were about $50.00 to $60.00 per day, but that has come, it has gone up to $2.00 to $300.00 per day, and that's in the camp. by the time they wrap up pretty straight in. and they say more arrive overnight. and in the late hours and then they registered the next day . so the figures have been rising. in other developments, ethiopia has pulled 3 of its to grey and soldiers from a un peacekeeping mission in south sudan. it's done the same in somalia, where several, 100 to grain soldiers serving in the peacekeeping force were disarmed. an oil tanker has been damaged

according to the federal army, tplf fighters launched an offensive in an attempt to seize the base, weaponryar. they were met with fierce resistance. this base has recently witnessed ferocious fighting. >> [speaking foreign language] translator: in the wake of these development, ethiopia has p.m. -- ethiopia's p.m. has declared war. northern military base, tigray province. >> israel's minister of housing has approved permits to build more settler homes in the occupied west bank. >> an unusual move by eu diplomats, designed to send a message to israel's government. driving a convoy to palestinian territory. a second group made it to the summit of what israel calls -- to a similar reception. israel has long planned to build a settlement here in contravention of international law. it would connect other settlements between bethlehem and jerusalem and sever a vital future link for the palestinian state. the eu is demanding a reversal of israel's decision. prime minister netanyahu hosts the u.s. secretary of state and bahrain's foreign minister in just days. >> uae and bahrain have signed an agre

the government sent troops into the region after a legit attack by local forces on a federal army base in tikrit capital the federal government. how did the right to the proofreader security forces in the use force in order to those implicated in must equal russian grows human rights relations between the ethiopian prime minister and the t great people's liberation front have long been tennis government for nearly 30 years. the tea p.l.f. was dominant in ethiopian politics, but abby curbed the party's influence after coming to power in 2018. its leaders say they have been unfairly targeted. the constitutional dispute raised tensions to boiling point. the t.p.i. left to fight abby's decision to postpone national polls due to the coronavirus. in september, they went ahead with elections integrate, which they control. not only the stability of ethiopia itself is at stake in this conflict. the country with its population of 100000000 is pivotal to the stability of the horn of africa as a whole. in 2019, abbie won a nobel peace prize for his sweeping political reforms. and his role in broke

federal government has carried out at least 10 airstrikes in recent days a senior general from the federal army said it's intensifying its s. right on selected targets humanitarian workers say they've heard shelling and heavy fighting in the area of the border between the to gray region and the m r a region where all the communications have been cut off so difficult to get accurate information on what exactly is going on the fighting started last week both sides blame each other for starting it but the conflict has actually been brewing for many months to great leaders dominated ethiopia's politics and its military for almost 3 decades intil prime minister took over 2 years ago to grain leaders a complaint since then they've been unfairly targeted with prosecutions and arrest as part of a crackdown on past rights abuses and corruption if you have you with you to hold nationwide elections in august but they were postponed the government said because of the covert 19 pandemic the to grand leadership didn't accept that and they said a failure to hold an election meant the prime minister of a ahmed

on wednesday, the federal army has surrounded to gray's capital, the kelly that is threatening the use of artillery on the city of 500000. people to grand leaders deny claims that their faces have begun, surrendering lee theo, his prime minister, ahmed, is asking the international community not to interfere. he says that while he appreciates the interest to assist, involvement in the conflict must be done in accordance with international law. and that means that countries should stand by until the ethiopian government supports a request for assistance. now we also said that the reported massacre in the town of my cover is evidence of the t.p.a. life's criminal to you. merely released video appears to show graves and bodies. if you hear state appointed human rights commission is accusing members of a grand youth group of killing around 600 civilians. earlier this month, the united nations is calling for an impartial investigation. or many of those escaping the fighting from my khadra have arrived in sudan, but had to leave family members behind al-jazeera as have all morgan has been spe

on wednesday, the federal army is threatening the use of artillery on the main city of the caliphate. if regional forces fail to lay down their arms, a large rally has been held in thailand's capital, bangkok, and the latest show of defiance against the government and monarchy for months demonstrates his opponent, calling for reforms, including, a new constitution and curbs, on the king's power. and wealth and u.s., president elect, joe biden, has formally introduced. some members of his proposed capital is biting. his margin of victory against trump is growing with pennsylvania and the certifying him as the winner in this month's election which running out to our top story. the conflict in northern ethiopia, government forces near to gray's regional capital, the kelly. but t.p.m. air force is refusing to back down. al-jazeera is haasan razzak reports now from great profits you know, on the riot front line in southern federal reinforcements arrive and helicopters, hover above fools. as the ethiopian government has maintained that this is a law enforcement operation against what it cal

the federal army has surrounded to grace capital. and this threatening to use artillery on the city of 500000 people. u.s. president elect joe biden is preparing to give a national address on the challenges of the pandemic before thanksgiving holiday is speech is expected to focus on sacrifice. the united states reports its highest daily cope with 19 deaths since may. sammy sheets is a former iowa deputy coalition's director for the biden campaign. he joins us live by skype from cedar rapids good to have you with us. so biden has pretty much outlined a lot of the key appointments and nominees. how do you think that's going down? thank you for having me personally foremost, i'm incredibly excited by the cabinet that president elect biden has nominated so far. i think it's an incredibly diverse group of individuals with a lot of experience take. mr. blinken, for example, has over 26 years of experience in diplomacy and government, a nominee to the united nations to be the investor to the united nations, has over 30 years in the foreign

the government said troops into the region after an alleged attack by local forces on a federal army base integrates capital. the federal government. if the rights to the proof in our security forces in the use force in order to open hand those implicated in must equal russian grows human rights violation relations between the ethiopian prime minister and the t great people's liberation front have long been tense for nearly 30 years the t p l f was dominant in ethiopian politics, but rb curbed the party's influence after coming to power in 2018. its leaders say they have been unfairly targeted. a constitutional dispute raised tensions to boiling point. the t p l f defied obvious decision to postpone national polls. juta the coronavirus pandemic. in september they went ahead with elections and to grow, which they control. not only the stability of ethiopia is at stake in this conflict . the country with its population of 110000000 is pivotal to the stability of the horn of africa as a whole in 2019. abbie won a nobel peace prize for his sweeping political reforms. and his role in brok

the government sent troops into the region after an alleged attack by local forces on a federal army base in tigris, capital, the federal government. how to give the right to the proof in the security forces in the use force in order to put an end. those implicated in must equal russian and grows human rights violations. relations between the ethiopian prime minister and the t great people's liberation front have long been tense. for nearly 30 years, the t p l. f was dominant in ethiopian politics, but be curbed the party's influence after coming to power in 2018 and its leaders say they have been unfairly targeted. a constitutional dispute raised tensions to boiling point. the t p l. f defied obvious decision to postpone national polls. juta the coronavirus pandemic. in september they went ahead with elections and to grow, which they control. not only the stability of ethiopia is at stake in this conflict . the country with its population of 110000000 is pivotal to the stability of the horn of africa as a whole in 2019. abbie won a nobel peace prize for his sweeping political reform

the federal army is surrounded to graze capital mcalary, and is threatening the use of artillery on the city of 500000. people to grand leaders deny allegations their fighters have begun, surrendering al-jazeera reports exclusively from inside to a province. you know, on the riot front line in southern federal reinforcements arrive and helicopters, hover above fools who does exactly as the ethiopian government has maintained that this is a law enforcement operation against what it calls a treasonous group. then you're going to get, i don't know much about them that they do not show up. our morale is high. we're ready to enforce the rule of law for the sake of the fallen, we will prevail over those who had betrayed them. we have another mission, namely to safeguard the renaissance dam until it's fully completed and operational . this building has been set up to receive fighters from the people's liberation front, who've surrendered ahead of prime minister abi admits wednesday deadline for the t.p.o. left to put down its weapons. government forces here say this man was among those who sur