a gaza arrangement workable. everyone talks about hamas but no one actually talks about their actual mood in gaza itself and other they've been through horrific. starvations and. deprivations and loss of electricity and repeated bombing i see no sign of gaza surrendering hoisting the white flag and i think with continued resistance they're still world melts away. in late 2008 and into 2009 israel attacked garza in an intense violent conflict the territory was subject to heavy bombardment followed by a ground invasion. over a 1000 palestinians were killed in the space of full weeks. these are going to take this kind of situation any longer enough is enough. and for. a man. a yemeni heart. was on or. in our battle. heather to have deed the methyl be. mala heart attack mess and duke of. gloucester son and daughter look and fuck in the work and we're called annoying and for going to that alaska why then and. more common for us than them all to be mel build a little and slightly hell that a course on the. matter but t

on gaza resume course because of. the control of. the by the most islamic resistance movement and it's defined in the american plan with the trump as a terrorist organization. it's entirely in line with. israeli demands that the palestinians. demilitarize and recognize the state of israel which has no. control to the p.l.o. has never done it is part of the if. they're smart leaders in the arab to build bridges in who is loyal and from israel into all our arab states it's the benefit of both sides they can gain our technology at the same time israel can gain from these relations with the arab states. but while the benefits of the plan to israel were clear some observers saw it differently. it is not a deal it's a scheme. basically to take land from the palestinians and and to ratify what the settlers have already accomplished and secondly it's not a peace plan the intent is not peace the end there is no viable state that the palestinians can create now and certainly not under the terms that the current israeli governme

in gaza will have what ever they want. from us the new year the author of a new government for the new year here. for the the lettuce. and the cut while the. we. and the common for us the names that are from a lot also. if hamas continued reliance on iran for military supplies was causing a loss of support among its international. are you sure that the. men here. yani. up the mess that the from what about the stock. and from this the new year behave and. a differ from the stinney what. they are for the system. inside gaza brigades have continued to manufacture rockets capable of striking at israel they said this was for legitimate self-defense from israeli attacks on gaza. in november 2012 they launched rockets towards tel of the for the 1st time in retaliation they said for israel's assassination of the hamas military leader ahmed algy about it this occurred at a time of turmoil in the region the revolutions of the so-called arab spring were at their height including in neighboring egypt where the incoming president voice

of gaza is being. you know hopefully a beautiful place for 'd a business what do they do you have you molesting you left the grounds of but the focus outside and you're controlling everything that goes in and everybody who goes in and out all due respect i heard that gaza i heard that gaza will be the single poor of the middle east now the israeli army is not there what happened is exactly the opposite so people there are saying. what forbid if you leave security in judea and samaria we will get the gaza hamas right next to jerusalem and all the stuff in the heart of israel all right we'll never make that mistake again mr i was about because we could go on discussing this we could go on discussing this much longer unfortunately we've run out of time thank you very much for being on conflict appreciate your time my pleasure thank you. my. my my my my. my. my you. tube. in the army of climate change. the same issue for 6. months to. do yesterday the future of. global news dot com the 6 major cities the m

future of gaza being. you know hopefully a beautiful place for 'd a business what do they do you have you laughing you left the grounds of but the focus outside and you are controlling everything that goes in and everybody who goes in and out all due respect i heard that gaza i heard that gaza will be the singapore of the middle east now the israeli army is not there what happened is exactly the opposite so people there are saying. we got forbid if you leave security in judea and samaria we will get the gaza hamas right next to jerusalem and all this the heart of israel all right we'll never make that mistake again mr i was about because we could go on discussing this we could go on discussing this much longer unfortunately we've run out of time thank you very much for being on context appreciate your time my pleasure thank you ira my my my my my. my you. to. you. to. do. elemental forces of. such a dangerous tsunami. more and more people live in coastal areas in emergency every 2nd counts. searchers are g

the un turned school into food distribution centers in gaza where the coronavirus is pushing fountains to the brink of extreme property . and the london marathon defies the pandemic throws up the surprise winner. and within 7 months into the coronavirus pandemic us president donald trump says he now quote understands the virus softer 2 days of covert $900.00 treatment at the walter reed military hospital the president made a brief surprise trip outside hospital on sunday to drive by his supporters who gathered outside he wore a face mask and waved at people from the vehicle the president posted this message on twitter just before he left the hospital. really great reports from the doctors this is an incredible hospital world to read the work they do is just absolutely amazing and i want to think of all the nurses that dot. there's everybody here i've also got to meet some of the soldiers and the 1st responders and what a group i also think we're going to pay a little surprise to some of the great patriots that we have out on the street and they've been out there for a long time and the

. >> 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

of gaza as being. you know hopefully a beautiful place for 'd business what do they do you have a lasting you left the grounds of but the focus outside and you are controlling everything that goes in and everybody who goes in and out all due respect i heard that gaza i heard that gaza will be the singapore of the middle east now the israeli army is not there what happened is exactly the opposite so people there are saying. what forbid if you leave security in judea and samaria we will get the gaza hamas right next to jerusalem and all the stuff in the heart of israel all right we'll never make that mistake again mr i was about because we could go on discussing this we could go on discussing this much longer unfortunately we've run out of time thank you very much for being on conflict appreciate your time my pleasure thank you. my. my. my. my and i. thank you. thank you thank you thank you. going to. do. blue. blue. blue comes. to the point of strong opinions clear positions of international perspective

refugee agency in distributing aid supplies in gaza. briefly left the hospital where he's being treated for coronavirus to do a drive by the hundreds of supporters gathered outside the move has attracted strong criticism with one doctor working at the walter reed hospital saying the irresponsibility of the decision was astounding earlier doctors treating the u.s. president revealed his oxygen levels dropped briefly on both friday and saturday john hendren reports from. i it was perhaps the most brazen campaign stop in u.s. history a candidate so sick with a potentially lethal virus that he has taken. barren mental cocktail of drugs and at least twice supplemental oxygen sneaking out of his hospital room and into a hermetically sealed as u.v. with 2 secret service agents waving at the fans lined up outside as his motorcade took a victory lap on both sides of the street he tweeted a video explaining why i also think we're going to pay a little surprise to some of the great paper that we have. and they've been out there. they love our coun

as in gaza but it renováveis pandemic is pushing for thousands the brink of extreme poverty. but.still most saw any letup in that cool room wet weather that we have across western parts of europe pushing away into the central areas to a massive area of low pressure is swirling away winds to cause traveling in an anticlockwise direction dragging up a fair bit of moisture from the mediterranean very heavy showers still in play all the way down towards more than a flea pushing across into the bowl as we go through monday showers swirling away further north as well the center of the lowest still just around the midlands in central england if we shall as there rattling their way across the low countries back into france will see some wet weather for a time as well into scandinavia more heavy rain coming into norway and sweden as we go on through choose a little warmer so we say less cold 16 celsius in london the blustery wind to take the edge off even lack temperature more showers heavy spells of right into southern parts of france and also somewhat weather coming into ukraine and up t

and or is working gaza was made more difficult by the u.s. decision 2 years ago to end its $360000000.00 annual contribution to the impact of the coronavirus and the disruption to food handouts because of health and safety restrictions has increased anxiety levels say many cars and this and this is a it will be a humanitarian catastrophe stops the you know you to palestinians people will not have food to eat most of gaza's population about 80 percent depend on this i eat. food the blockaded territory with high unemployment and an under equipped overstretched health system these are desperate times the u.n. says the coronavirus is having a big impact on people's mental health you have no hope to find a job you have no hope to travel and now you are asked to stay at home you can't even go out to find work and i really think what we don't see with the eyes but we hear about is that that violence you know aggressive is increasing because of frustration causes economy which was already struggling before the pandemic is under more pressure the u.n.

gaza's economy which was already struggling before the pandemic is under more pressure the u.n. says is unemployment rises more families will rely on feed handouts like these victoria gates and be algis their. a video of a policeman in chile apparently throwing a teenager off a bridge has infuriated protesters the police commanders are denying social media reports were targeting the incident is adding to the long running anti-government anger so hot it has more was the voices calling for change in chile are growing now and thank you hundreds of anti-government protesters rallied in the cup to santiago infuriated by this video that went viral on friday it shows a riot police officer chasing a teenager who's then thrown from a bridge and lands in a shadow can now face down and motion us he survived and is in a stable condition in hospital but the pictures are being shared widely with public cause and by a position politicians for sunset is chief of police to resign police deny an officer pushed the youngster off the bridge and say much of what's being said on social media is incor

of gaza as being. you know hopefully a beautiful place for a business what do they do you have the last thing you left the grounds of but the focus outside and you are controlling everything that goes in and everybody who goes in and out all due respect i heard that gaza i heard that gaza will be the singapore of the middle east now the israeli army is not there what happened is exactly the opposite so people there are saying what forbid if you leave security in judea and samaria we will get the gaza hamas right next to jerusalem and all the stuff in the heart of israel all right we'll never make that mistake again mr that was about it and we could go on discussing this we could go on discussing this much longer unfortunately we've run out of time thank you very much for being on conflict so appreciate your time my pleasure thank you. and i. and i. am i. my. my. my you. you. going. one continent. 700000000 people. with their own personal stories. explored every day life for. what europeans fear and wha

training for combat in gaza against covid—19.amas authorities are knocking hundreds of new police recruits into shape to enforce their tough controls. at home, policeman ahab, a father of four, has just a few minutes of family time as he gets ready for another 12—hour shift. today, there is a drive as to whether masks often. often he has more grim tasks. translation: part of my job is transferring corona cases to quarantine centres as well as escorting the bodies of those who died to the cemetery. we go home, we do not know if we have been infected with the virus. i always feel like i'm on the battlefield. dr mahmoud in the red headwear is also fighting as he checks on his covid—19 patients in intensive care. this is one of gaza's best hospitals, but the healthcare system here has been left in a critical condition by years under blockade and repeated conflicts. there are shortages of life—saving drugs and equipment. the hardest part, when you know that there are medical facilities to save your patience, and these facilities are n

as the virus spread, hamas propaganda showed its iron rule of gaza.the economy. this man is jobless, he used to work in a factory. he helps the children to study, hoping for a better future, even as they slide into deeper poverty. translation: the government ask us to sit at home, but it doesn't provide us with the basics. i lost my income and i cannot provide food for my children. these clowns used to get children ready for parties. now they tell them to stay safe at home. growing up in gazza, the origin you fear and hardship. covid—19 is making life worse. in north korea, state—run tv has shown previously unseen long—range ballistic missiles in a special pre—dawn military parade. the event marked the 75th anniversary of the founding of its ruling workers' party. laura bicker has this report. each step must be marched with precision, each cry should be with fervent devotion. this small state is known for ostentatious military parades, but the choreography that went into this predawn display was unlike any other. leader kim jong—un emerged in a wester

training for combat in gaza against covid—19. new police recruits into shape to enforce their tough controls. at home, this policeman, a father of four, has just a few minutes of family time as he gets ready for another 12 hour shift. today, he is a drive as to whether masks often, he has more grim tasks. translation: part of my job is transferring drain of the cases to quarantine centres as well as escorting the bodies of those who died to the cemetery. we go home, we do not know if we have been infected with the virus. i always feel like i'm on the battlefield. the doctor in the red headwear is also fighting as he checks on his covid—19 patients in intensive care. this is one of gazza's best hospitals, but the health care system here has been left in a critical condition by years under blockade and repeated complex stop there are shortages of life—saving drugs and equipment. the hardest part, when you know there is medical facilities the hardest part, when you know there is medicalfacilities to the hardest part, when you know t

turned schools into food distribution centers in gaza where the coronavirus.

what the situation coronavirus in palestine there are reports of 47 percent of essential medicines in gaza depleted or close to running out it's very acute and alarming i must say and a star like the rest of the world has been affected by. our 1st response was effective. media lockdown as the 5th of march we were among the very 1st nations to actually apply lockdowns. national. organization. the quick response and we were able to avert a. mate with very minimal numbers is much worse at the numbers of both infections. is very high and while we were very successful in actually continuing controlling all of us came the occupation where the switch has started so this all of us the biggest horse was palestinian workers working and. we were trying to actually communicate either should stay. what or should they come back. and since joined up has been the biggest source of infection. and that was back of the floor of the white house the hope you question of though inability to control on board those not allowed us are going to continue with a very effective and efficient way of the game with the w

the structure begins in the southern part of gaza and crosses over into israeli territory.t was found with new technology being installed along the border. take a look. >> we're finding and detecting, makes us more efficient the next time. there's a concrete barrier that was built, it's very, very helpful. >> reporter: behind me, the israeli military is completing its final section of underground wall between israel and gaza. just last week, a tunnel was detected that the israelis said was dug by hamas and could be used to send fighters into the southern part of the country during the next round of conflict. >> we see them all the time, preparing themselves, every day. they are getting stronger on the other side but we are preparing to be ready for that, even tod today. >> reporter: the discovery is interesting in the context of the recent normalization deal between sudan and israel. in the past we saw the sudanese helping factions inside gaza like hamas smuggle weapons using these sorts of tunnels. now they're looking to sign a larger peace agreement with the israelis. tod

the united nations refugee agency in gaza is turning schools into distributions answers to help those most in need now the start of the pandemic was forced to suspend its aid because of khirbet 900 safety restrictions has been. in the shati refugee camp near gaza city people queue up the food parcels many live in extreme poverty and for then aid provided by is a matter of survival at that that leaves there are 8 people in my family before the pandemic the economic situation was already bad and now after the outbreak everything stopped no work no life there is nothing in gaza we depend on food parcels and the charity we get from volunteers and or is working gaza was made more difficult by the us decision 2 years ago to end its $360000000.00 annual contribution the impact of the current virus and the disruption to food handouts because of health and safety restrictions has increased anxiety levels say many cars and this and this is very it will be a humanitarian catastrophe if stops the aid to palestinians people will not have food to eat most of gaza's population about 80 percent depen

live in gaza more than half of them depend on the un food handouts. thousands of people have been protesting and ball gary are calling for prime minister boyko borisov to step down have been regular demonstrations for the past 3 months protests in the marching of allegations of government corruption threats to the independence of the news media and concerns over the independence of the courts force of denies the allegations and is refusing to step down before the end of his term in march. burgess says in chile santiago have faced off with police over inequality and alleged police brutality and he threw rocks at police who was framed water cannon and tear gas and the process is angry after a teenager was injured during a protest on friday video appears to show an officer throwing him off a bridge protest demanding a new constitution have been held for the last several weeks. under an migrants who entered a guatemala in the hopes of making their way to the u.s. have been taken back to their country's border or small authorities say many of the honduran

and the pianist in gaza a mess and the middle east on al-jazeera dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic let's start with some of the on the ground realities affecting the news coverage what's the lay of the land there stripping away the spin a gripping story about presidential corruption it is real reporting it's not if you keep challenging assumptions and the official line we all decided we need to tell our story we don't want to rely on the authority and its media listening post on al-jazeera. have amnesty and with the top stories here on al-jazeera parts of europe facing a new round of shutdowns as the continent struggles to stop a 2nd wave of private 19 fronts will go into a 2nd nationwide lockdown on friday amid warnings the said and cases could be even more deadly than the fast attash about to reports from paris to dissident in a soviet t.v. address french president emanuel micro said a new lockdown was necessary because france's health situation had deteriorated rapidly nebraskans of want criticism multipart because of what we learned in spring gets knocked down alb

all food distribution during the pandemic due to safety restrictions to 1000000 palestinians living gaza more than half of them depend on un food handouts. israeli protesters have divided coronavirus restrictions against the prime minister for the 15th straight week on wednesday israel and out gatherings of more than 20 people as part of the renewed. netanyahu government is under fire over its handling of the economy and the covert 19 crisis those are the headlines the news continues after people in power. 2 planes came from an 15 man checking out hotel mr there must be missing for 5 days it is possible to fully claim the premises all forensic evidence but what you then leave is evidence that you have fully cleaned funk the mistake wanted to give except that it's a bum stuck to it speaking about the whole intimate before even the saudi government i will just have to jamal khashoggi murder in a saudi consulate on al-jazeera. how was north korea one of the poorest countries in the world managed to evade un sanctions and pay for its nuclear weapons program the answer is through a secretive

and the palestinians gaza hamas and the middle east on al-jazeera. unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from on london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian foot again this is live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a priest is seriously wounded in the french city of leone after being shot twice by an attacker who's on the run. reports of a lockdown across england as coronavirus cases in the u.k. pass a 1000000 we'll have a live update. president donald trump at his democratic rival joe biden rally supporters in battleground states days ahead of the.

and the palestinians gaza hamas and the middle east on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities have cultures across the land. said no matter who seeks out his new iraq we'll bring you the news and current fast that matter to you. out a zinger. a church attack in the french city of nice leaves 3 people dead president micro raises the national security alert to its highest level. in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up new lockdowns begin this european governments try to put the brakes on spiraling coronavirus infections. the battle for votes in the battleground state donald trump and joe biden rally supporters in florida 5 days out from election day. and new zealanders say yes to legalizing.

have been held in the as a pledge any validity of sham care for the victims of sunday's attacks from gaza at least 9 people were killed and 34 others wounded by shelling in the early hours of the morning hundreds have been killed across the region since fighting flared at the end of last month. health care workers in china have been told to test all 9000000 residents of an entire city in just 5 days it follows a dozen cases linked to a hospital treating coronavirus patients in qingdao. millions of students across africa are heading back to class after the pandemic delayed their start schools in at least 12 countries are reopening universities are also expected to open some lectures and warning they won't be going back to work in unless they get a pay rise. is fast becoming an uninhabitable hell for millions of people with little real progress to stop climate change a new u.n. report says the number of natural disasters has nearly doubled in the last 2 decades floods and storms account for around 80 percent of these increases the u.n. says leaders are not doing enough to save the planet ye

between the after the russians and the people of gaza standing together standing. i read this in a couple of sources. people are saying that i hope this is not going to happen i haven't been to gaza sort of for a long. i never seen any reason to believe that will be the case but maybe you know more than i do you see how many tensions in the. territory and also another question will we ever do. not only help our. african russian fellow russians to come back to home because many of them believe in outside and maybe we can help them to come back. school because of poor can. relieve. because it's on will be divided we could. be of some. ask me bill. to get the relations strengthened and split dated with the worse than the original role in shaping the old their own county and just a good thing in mind the interests of the russian speaking population and i think it's one. of us it's a primary school has a couple get all of your leanings plus all the primary important issues or the russians are big. buyers and. the russians are endless to the right to send their kids to r

to organ of condemnation or solidarity from the turkish authorities after the terrorist attack in gaza flan sent on the rain now comes hateful and slanderous propaganda against france in recent days expressing their will to stir hatred against us. well other muslim majority countries are unhappy too and it's not just those caricature is but it's also the closure of muslim associations and mosques here in france in the wake of that the heading the party photos of president burned in gaza and there were protests in other countries such as jordan and libya too and there's now been a call for a boycott of french products in many muslim majority countries with french products no longer on the shelves now the organization for islamic cooperation which represents 57 different countries across the world has hit out at present mackarness said this is likely to harm franco muslim relations we've been chatting to people here in france about how they react to this but many people feeling that muslims are now being punished for small number of actions by those who've been radicalized if the governm

have extremist sympathies there have been protests in different countries such as jordan libya and in gaza photos of president macro burned now there's also been a call for a boycott on french products with some supermarkets in kuwait already moving certain products from their shelves and the organization for islamic cooperation which represents 57 countries around the world has described this statement by macworld what's happening here is in france as being something that is likely to harm franco muslim relations or we've been speaking to some people here in france about the current atmosphere and there is gesturing for many that there is a sense of islamophobia that's going on and that muslims in general are being punished for what the few radicalised people have been doing if the government still goes on to divide us it will create separate groups in society and it is not the solution that the. beauty of maybe some people who come in but not everybody people have the right to breath is their religion is they want so we can close a police who worship like that to pass expect our governme

and the palestinians gaza amass and the middle east on al-jazeera play an important role.ingback in the war. hello i'm maryam namazie in london a quick look at the main stories now france is again coming to terms with a deadly act of violence which the country's president has described as an islamist attack a man wielding a knife beheaded an elderly woman and killed 2 other people in a church in the riviera city of nice several others have been injured president emanuel says the incident is an attack on france. going to miss you ladies and gentlemen for once again our country has been hit but islamist terror attack once again this morning 3 of our compact shirts tell him east in this not to.

in the palestinian gaza hamas and the middle east on al-jazeera. a comeback just a quick look at our main story now donald trump and joe biden a crisscrossing the united states campaigning in the battleground states that could decide the election president trump a speaking at a rally in michigan right now these are live pictures of course he's been addressing a rally of supporters there and then in georgia joe biden has been again criticizing trump's handling of the current virus and that. lease in zanzibar and the sounds of our region i should say reportedly killed 5 people who took part in protests alleging ballot fraud ahead of tanzania's election on wednesday main opposition leader that was arrested earlier on tuesday but has since been released. and at least 8 people have been killed in a religious school in the northwest pakistan city of bashar or than 100 others were injured the device detonated as students gathered for that lessons. well now in the other stories we're following a united nations delegation has made its 1st visit to several c

and the palestinians gaza hamas and the middle east on al-jazeera. all. your jihad is either a reminder of our top stories at this hour a 2nd nationwide lockdown is to begin in france to fight a surge of covert 19 infractions president emanuel mccrone said restrictions were necessary because previous curfews imposed in major cities didn't work. a former u.s. homeland security official has admitted to being the white house insider who wrote a scathing op ed 2 years ago condemning donald trump miles taylor is supporting joe biden and has called trump a moral petty and ineffective as a bludgeon has accused on many of killing at least $21.00 civilians in a missile strike bringing a 3rd attempt to the cease fire into doubt the attack on the city of bada is the deadliest single incident against civilians since fighting flared a month ago. votes are being counted in tanzania following an election marred by allegations of foul play for president john mara fully is hoping to secure a 2nd term but his government's been accused of cracking down on dissent oppos

and the pianist in gaza and the middle east on al-jazeera context these are the things in storytelling around the biggest issues we've done but had to do you should do it again. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera france will return to lock down as the race of corona virus infections there soars president manuel mccrone said his country was being overwhelmed by new infections as it recorded a record one day rise of more than 36000 cases ours in restaurants will be forced to close down and movement will be limited the reason paris for us is the french president announcing the frogs is going back into the low down 4 and least a month they could be longer depending on the health situation.

how can you come out of gaza not being very. what's being done to those people how can you come out of the sudan solider on and on dozens of other places i've been and not be angry. i've seen the bodies of a lot of children which i can't forget. you know especially having done it for 20 years and. dostoevsky said i was the inability to love and that's what kills people. i fully get why people blow their brains out it's really you. and i don't use love as a kind of a hallmark small c n l we all gotta love each other. i'm saying that the only way you're healed from those experiences is by re-establishing a connection. with that kind of power with another human being and if you can't do that you don't survive and i have friends couldn't do it they're not here anymore. it's you know the power of love. to transcend time. that looks like a ga you'd be too out for the $38.00 that we used to have on our loaches a mini gun that fired $4000.00 rounds per minute at one of the manifestations of the national security state especially in the

and the palestinians gaza a mess and the middle east on al-jazeera hi i'm steve clements and i have a question in the last days of the u.s. election is there coronavirus going to trump trump let's get to the bottom line. over 1000 has taken the lives of more than 220000 americans and the number just keeps rising when this show did its 1st programme on the potential impact of the pandemic back on february 11th we hadn't heard of a single american death from the virus now in an election year dealing with a pandemic has trumped all the other issues on the minds of americans and how couldn't it in the end it's about the life and death of those we work with or we live near or we cherish today we dive into this administration's handling of the corona virus and what it tells us about the mindset of the people leading america we're joined by dr rick bright an immunologist and vaccine expert who had a front seat in government as the coronavirus pandemic exploded earlier this year he was pushed out of his job as director of the us by a medical advance research and development authority i know

and the palestinians gaza hamas and the middle east on al-jazeera. the world. mala by violence and concerns of a fantasist tensions run high as voters go to the polls in tanzania. and again i missed this as al jazeera live from dar also coming up making a final pitch the u.s. presidential candidates seek to went about undecided voters with just under a week ago now to go before the election. soaring up support for the u.s. anti china message secretary of state mike comparison tree lanka as beijing accuses washington of bullying scorn and.

gaza. it's. small. but you know. thousands of bell russians have taken to the streets of mints for the 9th consecutive sunday to protest against president alexander look at schenkel police used water cannon stun grenades to disperse the crowd and have detained at least 100 protesters including journalists. the jury has dissolved a controversial police unit accused of violating human rights it follows days of demonstrations across the country against police brutality protests broke out after a video circulated allegedly showing officers shooting dead a man in delta state on sunday nigerian police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse hundreds of protesters in the capital of niger. this is to give you news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at g.w. news or visit our website dot com. i'm doing it like many other germans this coronavirus summer i've borrowed a camper van and i look forward to a break in the fresh air in. the region is about 2 hours drive from north east of berlin. there are few people an

and the palestinians gaza hamas and the middle east on al-jazeera.rescue teams search through the night in turkey scouring the rubble for survivors of a powerful earthquake. i don't know klug this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up detained in the u.s. and then deported to mexico a report that migrant children are being dumped south of the border with their family. and midwestern sweep in the u.s. double trumpet joe biden campaigned in several swing states states up from the election.

parts of gaza by johnny. in ruins in their early hours of saturday the destruction of the missile attack was not yet fully visible but what was clear plus the shock brought here officials say at least 20 residential buildings were destroyed during saturday's attack while most people were sleeping. we have been living in fear for days we try to hide from the attack but that wasn't of any use where suffering a lot of pain a little of it is that we did use then we've unified the field and was in the right now we can't even identify the bodies. according to azerbaijan you officials the missiles were fired from 2 different locations in armenia are mean and all sorts he's have not responded to the claims. is the 2nd largest city in azerbaijan and lies far from the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh since september the hostilities between armenia and azerbaijan have escalated to an all time high i once frozen conflict flaring up again the not going to care about the region lies within azerbaijan but is governed by

the goal of our wall and the expansion of the fighting into armenia opera but this a 2nd attack on gaza in no way should be excused the body's seeking a military target in other words the you shall all of locating military areas within civilian visited these it is the horrible what moreover this has to and no side is a completely new moon from this devastating cycle downward hence the need for an imperative of these fire on all sides assists a tional hostilities immediately i agree a cessation of hostilities immediately however what do you expect is going to happen now should we be looking now for a wider escalation of this conflict. well let me start with the optimistic no the momentum is much in the hands of azerbaijan and the turkish back to dispense it now they are taking territory in their advances in their lighting with no border are all troops i'm only ringback hopeful that they have seized of territory to satisfy and perhaps herald this as a victory militarily to return to lucy or diplomatic negotiation and i would also expect the army in our own thought to concede all the terri

demonstrations also took place in gaza and in tel aviv all in response to microns defense of satirical cartoons including some of the prophet muhammad. his comments follow the brutal murder of a french school teacher who taught a lesson on freedom of speach. leaders in several muslim countries including saudi arabia and iran have condemned france turkey to weighed in with president edited one saying mccaul it needs mental checks over his attitude to islam but the french president is sticking to his stance saying we won't give in ever. his interior minister echoed his opinion. so to that it's our sovereign right to define what freedom of expression is what is public order if you get what's freedom of worship what is and isn't acceptable except acceptable. words that one serve to calm the growing wave of anger sweeping the muslim world france's warning its citizens in several muslim majority countries to take extra security precautions. or earlier we talked with martin doc did abuse religious affairs alison asked him whether this is mainly about a clash of values or if politics are also

and the palestinians gaza hamas and the middle east on al-jazeera. hello has been reported is probably the biggest snow fall in october the minnesota as the bit of winter went through this is the dividing line such that on thursday you see the difference in temperatures but the opposite plus 4 in kansas city is $28.00 so between them is a cold front the snow stays in the plain states it does dip down into wyoming maybe into cool maybe parts of colorado but basically we're talking about this stretch and run it through ontario misses toronto toronto stays warm even when the rain gets in for the south we see some heavy rain around the keys around florida bahamas and cuba that still arrives on the edge of your screen epsilon just going off the top that is a hurricane it will certainly throw some showers and swell of the media on thursday night but probably won't be a direct hit so still be looking at these. bricks of heavy rain moving up towards the gulf coast and this line of weakness in the atmosphere means there be more for the cayman islands to cuba

alliances we are asking the palestinians to meet the challenge of peaceful coexistence what next for gaza and the palestinians gaza hamas and the new middle east on al-jazeera his country's begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last. name and many feel the economy is be prioritised about for human life itself to people coming to get a little business and be out here about spike in public 1000 places we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus fundament special coverage on al-jazeera. hello despite all the action we see in the last week wind and try and showers in the levant in the eastern med temperatures have recovered the still above where they should be and the study cited still shines out the band and scrap most of iraq is slowly cooling down saturday and down the gulf states dire has about 30 below where it should be but fitting very present for a few showers around the armani coast in the forecast the next day or so and this might be a slow drop in temperature in places like israel syria but if you come in

the waters are abundant with natural gaza and oil -- with natural gas and oil but they remain off-limitsor commercial developing, starving both countries of resources. for lebanon, the implications could be huge with a $6 billion available from the natural aghast, hoping it would overcome its debt. the country is in its worst economic crisis in modern history and is reeling from the beirut port blast which killed 190 people. the explosion unleashed public anger with some laying the blame on hezbollahah. the united states accused of the militant group of storing the chemicals that caused the blast. the organization is an enemy of israel but with its political influence waning coupled with sanctions targeting politicians, a breakthrough emerged, opening the possibility for negotiations which had stalled for a decade. ununlike the united d arab emir, ththe dialogueue is not the precursor for normalizing ties with lebanon and israel still technically in a state of war. wednesday's talks lasted one hour. lebanese defense sources confirmed a second meeting is scheduled for october 28. >> our b

and the palestinian gaza hamas and the middle east on al-jazeera. hello there's no shortage of rain across south america pretty widespread and that's as well plenty of showers there across the amazon as there should be while cloud and rain coming out of bolivia into paraguayan as big massive storms just rolling up towards want to service that will bring some heavy down posts possibly some flooding as it runs up towards the river plate some heavy rain too there in syria you notice that will not further north was brought to skies coming back in behind for monday but further south that rain becoming more widespread as a spills out of northern argentina pushes up across paraquat big drop in temperatures there for ascension heavy showers there too into bolivia but he was up towards the northwest as well for colombia panama and heavy showers to into the northwest in areas of the caribbean we have tropical storm zeta which is now formed just towards the west of jamaica around the cayman islands that's going to run up a little further north and as we go on