that was 336 kilometers off shore gaza gaza city. in water depth of 650 meters was to develop a subsidy but when pipeline. to ask along is there any way there is an area of a lot of very large area. british girls plan to do a gust didn't facility in ashkelon and the field could have been remotely controlled. gas is measured in d.c. and billions a few cubic meters it is important to know that. forward. cannot be clean viable development of a marine a market of for at least 2 p.c.m. period should be. should be developed so because otherwise. there was no thoughts such economic the ability to develop this field know such a market does not exist in the palestinian authority the market even. today the palestinian authority is very very small very very limited maybe half a c.m. of perspective power station in jenin in other words. 0 point one c.m. for a power station in gaza altogether it can sum up to about one b.c. and of so the market for this gaza is basically is. on the 27th of september 2000 palestinian a president yasser arafat gave

am to develop gaza. that was 336 kilometers offshore gaza gaza city. in what the death of 650 meters was to develop a subsidy but when pipeline. to ask along is there any there is area of a lot of very large area. which is god's plan to do a gaza treatment facility in ashkelon and the field could have been remotely controlled for us because. gas is measured in d.c. and billions of a cubic meters it is important to know. for we cannot make. viable development of them again a market of list to b.c.m. period should be. should be developed so because otherwise. there was no thought such economic the ability to develop this field know such a market does not exist in the palestinian authority the market even. today the palestinian authority is very very small very very limited maybe half of the c.m. . perspective power station in jenin in other words. 0 point one p.c.m. for a power station in gaza altogether it can sum up to about one see above so the market for this gaza is basically is. on the 27th of september 2000 palestinian president yasser arafat gave

that was 336 kilometers off shore gaza gaza city. in water depth of 650 meters was to develop a subsidy but when pipeline. to ask along is there any way there is an area of a lot of very large area. british girls plan to do a gaza treatment facility in ashkelon and the field could have been remotely controlled. gas is measured in d.c. and billions a few cubic meters it is important to no. forward. viable development of the marine market to for at least 2 b.c.m. period should be. should be developed so because otherwise. there was no thoughts such economic the ability to develop this field know such a market does not exist in the palestinian authority the market even. today the palestinian authority is very very small very very limited maybe half of a c.m. a perspective power station in jenin in other words. 0 point one c.m. for a power station in gaza altogether it can sum up to about one see above so the market for this gaza is basically is. on the 27th of september 2000 palestinian a president yasser arafat gave the green light for

that was 336 kilometers off shore gaza gaza city. in water depth of 650 meters worth to develop a subsidy but in pipeline. to ashkelon in israel and in ashkelon there is an area of a lot of very large area. british girls plan to do a gust treatment facility in ashkelon and the field could have been remotely controlled. gas is measured in d.c. and billions a few cubic meters it is important to no. forward. viable development of the marine market affectless to b.c.m. period should be. should be developed so because otherwise. there was those sorts of economic the ability to develop this field no such a market does not exist in the palestinian authority the market even today the palestinian authority is very very small very very limited maybe half of the c.m. . perspective power station in jenin in other words. 0 point one p.c.m. for a power station in gaza all to go it can sum up to about one b.c. i'm of guy. so the market for this guy is basically is it. on the 27th of september 2000 palestinian a blizzard and yasser arafat gave the g

for gaza's only power station that's because they say that people on this side of the border in gaza have been flying rockets with flayers over into israel to try and start fires now the difficulty will be trying to come to some sort of resolution some sort of understanding and trust when you still have things like that going on after this conference is over there is still a very strong feeling that gaza's anger at this conference is not going to go away all right rob thank you very much for that rob matheson correspondent there live in gaza and of course that's a conference taking place in bahrain today and did tomorrow we'll keep you right up to date here at out jazeera with all of the developments we get. lots of analysis is in the meantime lots more to come including quest for justice saudi journalist jamal khashoggi fiance appeals for an international investigation into his matter. the new concern for the un special rapporteur for human rights in pounds nian and the internet blackout. plenty of hot sunshine in the fall cost a crust some much of the middle east not see much cloud

but the streets of gaza city are quieter this tuesday morning because there's a general strike which is opposed to the economic part of the u.s. plan to george find a solution to the israeli palestinian crisis according to palestinian official figures in 201852 percent of gazans didn't have jobs gaza's infrastructure is struggling on tuesday morning israel said it wasn't sending any fuel to gaza's only power plant and they said it was because gazans had been flying balloons carrying flares into israel in the hopes of setting fires. under the u.s. plan with gaza would be entitled to a share of about $28000000000.00 in investment that would be designed to rebuild the infrastructure and it hopes to create about a 1000000 jobs but people here in gaza say that's not the point the main priority for them is a political solution gazans say that the u.s. plan is designed to distract from the main political objectives the right to return to land which they say is theirs and the removal of controls put on them by mainly the israelis now the israelis say those controls are necessary to stop weap

it shows the authority of the waters of the coast of gaza and israel. since 1909 the palestinians have only been allowed to explore the small the green area area. istook or argues that the international maritime you know gives the palestinians that i took the border they're much bigger area and that. this potentially contains further gas fields which would be of huge benefit to the palestinians if they were allowed to exploit them. the mary b. field is an example of why it is important for the palestinians to take steps to declare an exclusive economic zone it isn't that could possibly allow it within the palestinian exclusive economic zone. however because the palestinians did not make a claim to it israel was able to start production and essentially deplete the field if the palestinians do not take steps to claim an easy it's possible that other areas of enormous economic value could be innocence claimed by israel. and once the resources are gone they're not coming back. coming from so many been. elected to mckinnon one could leave them on at the now

have have gas that could make them energy rich and so if gaza was able to exploit its own gas which is just literally you know kilometers out from the coastline then maybe people in gaza wouldn't have to be intact. i am terminal miss hell or arabic and i'm asking why this gas has not been exploited for 20 years and why such a major story has received relatively little media attention. while we were making this film we obtained the comments exclusively that reveal the official and unofficial correspondence between the palestinian authority the be a and the other bodies involved in the negotiations over the gaza's guess. the geological surveys suggested that this guy was good equality under freo value and was within easy reach of gaza scores line. with. a woman. less than he heard. in 1906 eastern mediterranean countries were struggling to get hold of god as a toy. village palestinian engineer smile miss how was the 1st to suggest that gas under the sea but of gaza. l. mishan had years of oil and gas experience gained in libya qatar and iraq and conducted surveys into a potential gaza

now inside gaza, hamas is in charge. united states and israel, they got elected in 2006. this is laila el-haddad, a native gazan, journalist, and author of the gaza kitchen. laila: the catches are not as big as they used to be and that's primarily because the fishermen can't go beyond 3-6 nautical miles. >> anthony: you can continue fishing but what happens? >> laila: they'll shoot at the fishermen, they'll spray cold water at them, they'll destroy their boats, they'll cut their fishing nets. they'll detain them. so it's obviously really risky business. 9 nautical miles, that's where that deep sea channel is, where you're going to get the really good catches. >> laila: so gaza's the last palestinian area that has access to the coast and that's really important to remember. you know you have the west bank, just an hour away, but many of the palestinians there have never seen the sea, have never been to the sea. >> anthony: the sultan family own a small farm in the bonne saila area of the eastern gaza strip. sultan and her

at one point yasser arafat had this vision of making gaza into a singapore rate i mean you could see how if if the gas could be produced and it could be exported and i do think it could be exported because there are many ellen g. plants nearby for example in egypt where this gas could be liquefied and then exported the way that israeli gas is going to be liquefied in exported the way that egyptian gas is already liquefied exported it would make a huge difference but it hasn't revenues from offshore oil and gas can be an important source of revenue for a future state of palestine they can help in its development by helping to fund infrastructure or to offset the government budget. guzzle of it is that only men in the us of the palestinian side saw what the solar energy this is. a deposit which was 4000000000. dollars so it's a lot of money not in one use but what's in them to 15 used the village moment in the life of the food the benefits could have been enormous look at the rest of the region look at qatar look at israel look at cyprus they've all discovered gas and they're all now s

from the united nations relief and works agency in gaza. that's tensions between iran and the united states tehran and said the path to diplomacy is now permanently closed following president trump's imposition of new sanctions against supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei and ministry leaders iran's foreign ministry describe the measures as a sign of u.s. desperation president trump said they were a strong and proportionate response so he says iran's increasingly provocative actions. after ramping up the pressure of the united states struck a more conciliatory tone at a meeting with israel and russia in jerusalem u.s. national security advisor john bolton encouraged iran to seek dialogue. the president has held the door open to real negotiations to completely and verifiably eliminated iran's nuclear weapons program its pursuit of ballistic missile delivery systems its support for international terrorism and its other malign behavior worldwide all that iran needs to do is to walk through that open door predictably u.s. attempts to use econo

of the formal announcement of the gaza guys field in 1900 former palestinian president yasser arafatdescribed the new discovery as a gift from god to the palestinian people. palestinians actually found gas off their coast. years decades before israel has found its audience so the person has discovered gas and rain in 1990 and at the time the palestinian leader yasser arafat's viewed that as i went to change that could absolutely change the economy within the palestinian territories and that allowed their house and answer have energy independence and some form of sovereignty. so what to winter on. at one point yes or arafat had this vision of making gaza into a singapore rate i mean you could see how if if the gas could be produced and it could be exported and i do think it could be exported because there are many ellen g. plants nearby for example in egypt where this gas could be liquefied and then exported the way that israeli gas is going to be liquefied and exported the way that egyptian gas is already liquefied exported it would make a huge difference but it hasn't revenues from

palestinians have launched a general strike across gaza to protest against the u.s. sponsored conference in washington is calling for $50000000000.00 worth of investment as part of an israeli palestinian peace plan however palestinians say their freedom and dignity cannot be bought. ukraine and georgia have complained after the council of europe restored russia's voting rights moscow's rights were suspended 5 years ago an extension of crimea the pan european human rights body agreed. early on tuesday to let the russian representatives return until now russia has boycotted the assembly and refused to pay its multimillion dollar share of the budget start for us and joins us live here on the news from moscow despite what's going on in the middle east moscow clearly has problems of its own to deal with a little bit closer to home well a small victory here for russia here despite all the sanctions from europe now finally the door is open a little bit because they have now these voting rights again in there be a c.e. the parliamentary assembly for the council of europe and

on gaza and why did the u.s. administration decide to cut funding to the united nations relief and works agency i know which is the only organization providing help to these people living on the host country is also not attending the back room conference in solidarity with the palestinians lebanese officials fear that the deal of the century of the so-called deal of the century will involve naturalizing and resettling palestinian refugees in the host country something that this country says it will not accept. right to iran which remains defiant after the u.s. faced new sanctions targeting its top leadership including the supreme leader ayatollah ali how many terror on says it will go ahead with his plan to reduce its commitment to the 2050 nuclear deal despite the increasing pressure from washington and the u.s. national security advisor john bolton he's warned that all options remain on the table if iran continues to spew its new clear ambitions. he has more now from the iranian capital tehran. in his 1st publi

so has more now from gaza city. before shouted coercion and stood up to deliver his opening remarks a speech had already been started by ishmael kindy a the leader of hamas the group that controls gaza he was making a very impassioned speech to a group of palestinian faction leaders here in gaza city and reiterating the point that palestinians have been making ever since details of this plan 1st came out a few days ago that there can be no economic solution to this situation until the political solution is found in his speech he describes the buckling conference as having been dead already because it carries the seeds of failure he said that the conference did not dictate the fate of palestinians now there was an interesting side note to this speech because he also held out an offer of unity to the leadership of the fatah political party and the fatah and hamas have been at loggerheads for about 13 years ever since hamas took over gaza but this was a saying to the leadership of fatah now is the time to come together

so we now know there are at least 8 gas fields of gaza but no one knows the exact number. is there as currently takes all the guys available and then the national community appears to take no action. there is evidence that by 2012 israel extract it 42000000000 cubic meters from the muddy b. fields leaving it severely depleted that would have supplied the palestinians with enough gas for 15 years. in may 27th the center for a social multinational corporation saw more based in amsterdam published a report about the activities of noble in energy called beneath the troubled waters . noble in the regime is based in houston texas and is extensively involved in the development and exploration of israeli licensed off shore gas fields in the eastern mediterranean the report is extremely detailed but one of its conclusions is that the company has potentially contributed to a violation of the collective right of self-determination of palestinian actual gas was indeed drained from the board of field due to gas extraction from the noah field it could be argued that noble energy partici

poor state of gaza's economy removes the trolls and the economy. the people of gaza the important point is to find a political solution to this crisis i don't need them with the start talking about the money well as that bahrain conference was getting under way the un agency responsible for palestinian refugees was asking for more than a $1000000000.00 at its annual pledging conference in new york it's been struggling to cope since the white house cut $300000000.00 of funding last year she has returned she has more from the united nations. after the trumpet ministration cut off all funding for the un relief and works agency $42.00 countries stepped up and increased their share of funding in order to make up the shortfall this meeting in part is to remind and should be those donors to ensure that funding continues in 2019 what's fascinating about the timing of this is it does happen on the same day as gerard cushion his workshop in bahrain for the financial aspects of his deal of the century and the same arguments that were being used by gerard cush

years before israel has found its own 0 world tells the untold story of gaza's unexploded gas fields guzzle of the only minimal loss of the bill is doing so it's a lot of money and how this valuable resource could have transformed palestinian lawyer. because the gas deal on al-jazeera. hello again i'm. reminded of the news the south sudan's military agenda has defended its crackdown on unarmed protesters saying it's their job to ensure the safety of the country at least 4 more people were killed on sunday in the capital khartoum and neighboring on the run as demonstrators heeded the calls of protest leaders for a general strike. and there have been confrontations between protesters and police and what could be hong kong's biggest rally in 13 years protesters want an extradition bill which could enable political opponents to be sent to mainland china for trial dropped. and exit polls suggest that. has won kazakhstan's presidential election more than 70 percent of the vote there are concerns about whether the election was free and fair as $500.00 protesters were detained ahead of the v

business projects a $5000000000.00 transport corridor that would connect the occupied west bank and gaza. but the long awaited proposal has already been sharply criticized by palestinians and arabs across the region for not including a political solution also in jordan has more as their business leaders and government officials are in mahna mahna to discuss the us his latest effort to resolve the israeli palestinian conflict a $50000000000.00 economic overhaul for the palestinian people and the region the u.s. president's son in law has been working on this plan which relies on both private and public funding since 2017 this effort is better referred to as the opportunity of the century if leadership has the courage to pursue it this is about creating opportunity for the palestinian people this is about creating opportunity for the people throughout the middle east if implemented correctly and competently the economic plan i will go through now will lead to growth and better lives cushion or end other u.s. officials say this could be the solution to decades of war occupation and mistrust

have have gas that could make them energy rich and so if gaza was able to exploit its own gas which is just literally you know kilometers out from the coastline then maybe people in gaza wouldn't have to be intact. i am terminal miss hell or arabic and i'm asking why this gas has not been exploited for 20 years and why such a major story has received relatively little media attention. while we were making this film we obtained the comments exclusively that reveal the official and unofficial correspondence between the palestinian authority there be a and the other bodies involved in the negotiations over gaza's guess. the geological surveys suggested that this guy was good equality under for real value and was within easy reach of gaza scores line. with. a woman. less than he heard. in 1906 eastern mediterranean countries were struggling to get hold of god as a toy. village palestinian engineer smile miss how was the 1st to suggest that gas under the sea but of gaza. l. mishan had years of oil and gas experience gained in libya qatar and iraq and conducted surveys into a potential ga

already rejected the plan and are boycotting the gathering in a moment rob matheson will report from gaza where palestinians have gone on strike in protest against a meeting in bahrain wise in a harder has spoken to refugees living in lebanon whose message is palestine is not for sale and need abraham is in the occupied west bank where people say money alone won't solve their problems for jordan outlines what jared has announced. shows business leaders and government officials are in mahna mahna to discuss the us his latest effort to resolve the israeli palestinian conflict a $50000000000.00 economic overhaul for the palestinian people and the region the us president's son in law has been working on this plan which relies on both private and public funding since 2017 this effort is better refer to as the opportunity of the century if leadership has the courage to pursue it this is about creating opportunity for the palestinian people this is about creating opportunity for the people throughout the middle east if implemented correctly and competently the economic plan i will go through now

of course years before israel gets on al-jazeera world tells the untold story of gaza as an exploited gas fields gaza loggin is the only mini us of the palestinian so it's a lot of money and how this valuable resource could have transformed palestinian lives. the guard the gas deal an al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.n. is pulling some of its staff from sudan after an escalation in the violence earlier this week the u.k. has also announced it's closing its embassy up to say the military crackdown left more than 100 people dead. yemen's truthy rebels say they've taken control of more than 20 military positions in saudi arabian territory. and emergency talks have been held at the white house where mexican officials are trying to stop a 5 percent tariff being imposed in the tent president trump says some progress has been made but has again threatened the taxes if its neighbor doesn't stop illegal immigration. mr trump is an island the latest stop on his european tour mr trump said he believes ireland will be left quote in

gaza and some years more quickly to. stop the stories. it's obviously they know cannot be usability it is just no good in the community because none of the o.t. is. that good the tone and the lead i'm taking on a true. open that are. only. on the flippers even though there's this issue.

on gaza and why did the u.s. administration decide to go to the united nations relief and works agency which is the only organization providing help to these people living on the host country is also not attending the conference in solidarity with the palestinians lebanese officials fear that the deal of the century of the so-called deal of the century will involve naturalizing and resettling palestinian refugees in the host country something that this country says it will not accept let's speak some more about this not to call then doc who is an international affairs analyst and serves as president of the international consulting firm cd global strategies group thank you so much for being with us from washington how well intended do you think this plan is this u.s. plan the so-called dean of the century does it really show that the u.s. is indeed serious about mediation between the israelis and palestinians no i don't think it demonstrates that the trumpet ministration and your question are are serious about a s

we have more from gaza city.orter: before jared kushner stood up to give his opening remarks, a speech had been started by the leader of hamas, the group that controls gaza. he was making an impassioned speech to a group of palestinian faction leaders in gaza city and reiterating the point that palestinians have been making since the plan came out a few days ago. you can be no economic solution until the political solution is found. in his speech, he describes the conference as having been dead already because it carries the seeds of failure. he said the conference did not dictate the fate of palestinians. there was an interesting side note to the speech because he also held out an offer of unity to the leadership of the fata political party. they have been at loggerheads about 13 years ever since hamas took over gaza. but he was saying to the leadership of fata now is a time to come together and form a unity government so that we can represent palestinians in the face of this deal. inare expecting protests gaza

on gaza and why did. decide to. do united nations relief and works agency which is the only organization providing help to these people 11 on the host countries also not attending the conference in solidarity with the palestinians lebanese officials fear that the deal of the century of the so-called deal of the century will involve naturalizing and resettling palestinian refugees in the host country something that this country says it will not accept. the field say of the murdered saudi journalist jamal khashoggi has called on the un to take action on its findings over his killing she was speaking at an event held by the human rights council in geneva alongside other victims of repressive governments victoria has more. as a matthew had jesus came to geneva to deliver a warning the 2 for terri an oil rich states such as saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are in their words flagrantly violating human rights and that the international community must be moved to hold the leaders of these countries to account chan

extremely precarious when you think of a 1000000 people possibly not receiving food assistance in gaza in addition to all the other hardships that they face it's something that nobody should even contemplate allowing to happen she returns it has more from the un's. after the trumpet ministration cut off all funding for the un relief and works agency $42.00 countries stepped up and increased their share of funding in order to make up the shortfall this meeting in part is to remind and should be those donors to ensure that funding continues in 2019 what's fascinating about the timing of this is it does happen on the same day as gerard cushion his workshop in bahrain for the financial aspects of his deal of the century and the same arguments that were being used by gerard kirshner for his deal were being used by jason green blatt the trumpet ministration negotiator for ending funding for the un agency that looks after refugees we're doing this for the palestinians the un refugee agency isn't good enough for them we want the palestinians to prosper even though as a result of that funding s

fawcett in gaza. gaza's fishing industry employs some 4000 people working on some 1200 boats and since the end of the last round of fighting between israel and palestinian armed factions here in gaza that was at the beginning of may they've really been bearing the brunt of the continued tensions since every time incendiary devices flown across into israeli territory setting fires in israel it's the israeli military has been restricting access to the fishing zone taking it down from 50 nautical miles to 10 nautical miles then relaxing those restrictions again when tensions seem to subside this time though after a number of fires were set inside israeli territory on wednesday the israeli military has decided entirely to close down access to the sea for garza's fishermen the fishing union says it is costing them hundreds of thousands of dollars a day the background to all of this is that hamas is indicating that israel has not been moving quickly enough on some of the undertakings that it made in terms o

israeli navy is banning palestinian fishermen in gaza from going to see until further notice israel's defense ministry says the ban is in response to launching incendiary balloons and kites across the border let's get more on us now from harry forsett in jerusalem so harry what does this mean then for any potential deal. well certainly this this deal looks to be stuttering what we saw at the beginning of may was a major escalation the biggest round of violence we've seen since the 2014 gaza war it ended with what appeared hadn't been publicly acknowledged by those or what appeared to be a fairly comprehensive deal which would see hamas prevents incendiary balloons and kites being launched from gaza restrict the activities of the protest on the border in return for israel facilitating the transfer of some $30000000.00 a month from qatar really relaxing some of the restrictions and indeed allowing the fishing zone to be extended to 15 nautical miles what we've seen in recent weeks has been occasional use of incendiary devices and sentry devices being flown over the border every time tha

going to allow more fuel to be transported back into gaza for gaza's only power station on tuesday israel said it was going to stop all those supplies because all. those aerial flayers and centuries that had been flowing across from gaza into israel but that agreement has now been reached that fuel is now being coming back into into gaza that's an important move because gaza only usually carries about 48 hours worth of fuel for its parts of station and we've reached the point at which that might have started to run out so the fact that the israeli fuel is now coming back in seems to have had some effects are on the crowds here as i say we haven't had nearly as much of a turnout as we were expecting but of course this is just one friday and the march of return and next friday may well be very different. than live in gaza thank you now forecasters say this year is on track to be among the hottest ever un means here meteorologists a warning if it continues the world would have seen the will is 5 year period on record in fact france has just recorded its highest ever temperature with the merc

. >> the next day david and i separated so that i could go alone into gaza. along with the west bank, gaza is one of the two areas that have been taken by israel in 1967 and has been an occupied territory ever since. >> when i was in gaza david attended an israeli right wing rally in jerusalem. a large movement of religious israelis believe that rather than returning this land, it should be annexed by the state of israel. these people, called settlers, were creating villages in the occupied territories in order to create this reality. the rally was one of many demonstrations held by the settlers to convince the israeli government not to withdraw from the occupied territory. >> you have not seen an earthquake. >> the devastation of an earthquake. all you have to do is go to -- >> the water here is salty. so the government set up desalination plabts. they cannot just get pressure water. looks like somebody's handy candy. in fact, it's their daily routine. there are hundreds of thousands of people who don't want to get out of gaza. they want to keep them in gaza

the parents of critically ill palestinian infants taken from gaza to better equipped hospitals in israel being denied access to their children with exit permits much harder to obtain for adults. for a good evening to you thanks for joining us here on r.t. international. runs for major new sanctions on tehran including against the country's supremum leader the ayatollah escalation comes in response to iran's downing of a u.s. military surveillance drone which the islamic republic claims violated its airspace . today's action follows a series of aggressive behaviors by the iranian regime in recent weeks including shooting down of us from. the drovers i guess everyone saw that one. many other things and many other things aside from the individual drone you saw the tankers and we know of other things that were done also which were not good and not appropriate if you don't succeed at 1st try try again washington is assuring us all that these new sanctions will be highly effective just like the ones you know all that came before the sanctions have been very effective in cutting all phones go i

also this hour the parents of a critically ill palestinian infant taken from gaza a better player toppled in israel are being denied access to their children but exit permits much harder to obtain for adults. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r t h q in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. the u.s. is piling more pressure on iran with a new round of major sanctions to hit tehran later on monday the escalation comes in response to iran's downing of a u.s. military surveillance drone which the islamic republic says violated its airspace but washington has expressed doubts over who is a really to blame for the attack we expect the president to announce an additional round of sanctions in response to iran's downing of an american unmanned vehicle president also had doubts as to whether or not the downing of our unmanned aircraft was actually authorized at the highest levels but we're not convinced that it was at the highest levels. the drone downing prompted a furious reaction from washington preparations to strike iran were minutes away from being put into motion b

also this hour the parents of critically ill palestinian infants taken from gaza to better equipped hospitals in israel are being denied access to their children exabytes at home it's much harder to obtain for adults. and italy and the e.u. are at loggerheads over the country's mounting debt with the deputy prime minister matteo threatening to resign as rome proposes a new kind of bond which brussels feels that the threat to the euro. you're watching are changing national bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. the u.s. is piling more pressure on iran with a new round of major sanctions to hit tehran later on monday escalation comes in response to iran's downing of a u.s. military drone which the islamic republic says violated its airspace but washington has expressed doubts or who is really to blame for the attack. expect the president to announce an additional round of sanctions in response to iran's downing of an american unmanned vehicle president also had doubts as to whether or not the downing of our unmanned aircraft was actually authorize

the parents of critically ill palestinian infant taken from gaza such a better equipped hospitals that israel said they're being denied access to that shows. a very warm welcome you're watching out international with me. it was foreign minister job and serif has tweeted that america despises diplomacy and wants war that's all to washington introduced major new sanctions on to wrong including against the country's supremely leader ayatollah khomeini the escalation comes in response to wrongs downing of a u.s. military surveillance drone which the islamic republic claims violated it says space. today's action follows a series of aggressive busy behaviors by the iranian regime in recent weeks including shooting down of us from. the drovers busy i guess everyone saw that one. many other things and many other things aside from the individual drone use of the tank and we know of other things that were done also which were not good and not appropriate if you don't succeed at 1st try try again washington is assuring us all that these new sanctions will be highly effective just like the ones yo

more critically ill palestinian infants taken from gaza to better equipped hospitals in israel being denied access to the children with exit permits much harder to obtain for adults. thanks for joining us here on r.t. international. iran's foreign minister javad zarif tweeted that america despises the plug and wants war after washington introduced major new sanctions on tehran including against the country's supreme leader the ayatollah. escalation comes in response to iran's downing of a u.s. military surveillance drone which the islamic republic claims violated its airspace . today's action follows a series of aggressive behaviors by the iranian regime in recent weeks including shooting down of u.s. . drone as i guess everyone saw that one and many other things and many other things aside from the individual drone you saw the tankers and we know of other things that were done also which were not good. these don't go to do is we . speaking usually vaguely and in circles but you got to the point which is more sanctions we've had so many of them already was different about these lates

the parents of critically ill palestinian infants taken from gaza to better equipped hospitals in israel say they're being denied access to their children. to. a very warm welcome to you watching r.t. international with me making arrant great to have you with us some news just in for you now russia could soon regain its seat in the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe the human rights body has just voted to allow the russian delegation to attend the summer session but it's so fun clear what russia's role will be the country was stripped of its voting rights back in 2014 that was after the reunification of crimea with russia and the outbreak of the conflict in eastern ukraine we'll bring you live analysis on this story later this hour. iran's foreign minister java serif has tweeted that america despises diplomacy and wants war that's off the washington introduced major new sanctions on 2 wrong including against the country's supremely leader ayatollah come and say the escalation comes in response to iran's downing of a u.s. military surveillance drone which the islamic republic

well this latest exchange a rocket being fired from gaza and it is israeli air strikes on gaza in response it follows what we've seen since the last escalation at the beginning of may the heaviest round of violence that we've seen since 2014 that ended with an apparent cease fire deal not acknowledged by israel which is typical in these circumstances but which would have included a reduction in the border protest activity and also in the incendiary devices being flown across the border into israeli territory there have been instances of that throughout the last a few weeks and each time that has happened israel has restricted the fishing zone of gaza's waters from 15 or tickle miles to 10 and then expanded it then restricted it accordingly what happened on wednesday was a number of insanity devices setting a number of fires in israeli territory the israeli military decided to totally close down access to the fishing waters along gaza's coastline and then we saw the response the rocket and the israeli air strike in response to that i think behind all of this is what we're hearing from hamas

on gaza and why did. the united nations relief and works agency which is the only organization providing help to these people living on the host country is also not attending the conference in solidarity with the palestinians lebanese officials fear that the deal of the century of the so-called deal of the century will involve naturalizing and resettling palestinian refugees in the host country something that this country says it will not accept. in the heart of reporting there the world food program says yemen's who the rebels have blocked of food shipments intended to reach at least 100000 families the u.n. agency is in talks with the group after accusing it of diverting food away from those who need it and partially suspending its aid program last week the war in yemen has pushed millions to the brink of starvation more than 10000000 people there rely on world food program aid every month. egyptian police have arrested 8 people in connection with the 2011 uprising and for their alleged ties to the musl