the palestinian authority has stopped paying salaries to thousands of employees in the gaza strip it affects employees loyal to hamas islamic jihad and those close to the ousted leader mohamed. decision also impacts families of prisoners and wounded. wages have become a symbol of a bit of a power struggle between hamas with its base in gaza and the western backed palestinian authority by the group in ramallah. to pay wages was refused by hamas and show you some live pictures now out of istanbul where rescue teams have pulled thirteen survivors from the rubble of a building that collapsed in the city block down a witness to evening at least three people are confirmed dead it's believed that others though may still be trapped al-jazeera. stephanie deca is there for us at the scene in istanbul stephanie what's the latest. well they're still working on the building there literally taking it away piece by piece what we're seeing pieces of wall the foundations of the building being lifted away by the heavy machinery that we've been here for a couple of hours now a.j. and i mean even though

the stadiums out of the gaza strip even to come to the west bank we welcome that if it is going to allow trade between the west bank and gaza we want them by the state doesn't get a lot of people off there are a set of the measures that have been taken and now these measures are to just sell it as has gone from fifty votes on to seventy five got a son and now it's going to be a totally different story so that we should not really shift focus from who is putting doesn't that a siege it is that is that i live measures that has been there since two thousand and seven and all it does is see jd the palestinian author of it is not really settling does are putting out a siege because of the end of the day we know the conflict with house is political we will not put. measures that is going to cause harm to our people these are our people who elected bunch is not something that we do we of course we want the consolidation to happen because the split is not in our favor and do it the only way for us to end this is that is by dia log and by agreement unfortunately many agreements that has been sign

with that 44% unemployment little hope for the future palestinians who live in the gaza strip up and attempted to leave. the europee of the jojourney. well it's s dangerous across but in gazaza marartha apple outcass assist. working in a stylish hair salon ahmed is considered a success and nausea were about one into people's unemployed. but the young man never wanted to work as a hair stylist and he dreams of finding a place where you can choose a job he really likes. europe is where he things that could happen.. agenda numberr have you beeeen listed by the to get a better future you have to take risks. i'm twenty one years old and i know that if i stay here at nothing will improve when i'm. twenty five or thirty five there is no hope for the long term here in gaza. comes or shooting is a month. gazans know that sailing to europe on some boat is dangerous but many believe that's the best option be have. a doula took that chance young men drowned on the crossing from alall jury -- to spain. for the poor and he was ashamed of it he couldn't study anymore. i think he knew the trip was d

november the palestinian authority has stopped paying salaries to thousands of employees in the gaza strip it affects employees loyal to hamas islamic jihad and those close to the ousted fatah leader mohamed. the decision also impacts families of prisoners and wounded palestinians wages have become a symbol of a bit of a power struggle between hamas with its power base in gaza and the western backed palestinian authority led by the group in ramallah. to pay wages in the event was refused by hummus what is fear here on al-jazeera inside story next. salta allies but they ended up in enemy hands some of america's gulf allies are accused of transferring us for weapons to rebel groups in yemen who control the city pressure donald trump to stop supporting the saudi a morality led coalition at war in yemen this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sam is a than now amnesty international says the united arab emirates has secretly armed rebel groups in the amman with advanced weapons bought from the u.s. as well as european manufacturers the rebel groups include the giants the securit

the palestinian authority has stopped paying salaries to thousands of employees in the gaza strip at effects' employees loyal to hamas islamic jihad and those close to alstott fatah leader mohammed dahlan and this decision also impacts families of prisoners and wounded palestinians rages have become a symbol of a bitter power struggle between hamas with its power base and gaza and the western backed palestinian authority led by the thoughts are group and ramallah are for to pay wages in november that was refused by hamas those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness keeper. become a shot at last we'll attempt to baka. the whole lot of. coming to collect them to scan the shit that. they bring their. family as well about not buy that. and. not. give. us all. only a hundred percent because they're. sixty percent of a hog or what it would be. or could estimate that. cheli of course that our facebook open your to do by your book and or enter as me and on me your activist and somebody is the struggle to stay what you are now. new young love all of our fruit lo

hundreds of mourners marched in the gaza strip on saturday carrying the body of a sunshine lobby the fourteen year old boy was one of two palestinian youths killed by israeli troops on friday demonstrators have been gathering weekly along the perimeter fence for nearly a year demanding an end to israel's blockade of the territory. relatives of the ten boys killed in a fire of brazil's flamingo football clubs training center have arrived in rio de janeiro investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the blaze brazil has declared three days of mourning in honor of the teenaged victims. imagine getting paid a salary every month whether you have a job or not in finland the government decided to find out what would happen if suddenly the unemployed had their basic needs taken care of but they look for a job or would they do nothing at all the results of that two year experiment are in it to look. tourists who come to helsinki these days end up in the city covered in deep snow with temperatures just above freezing and some might just end up in this restaurant owned by cindy mar

hundreds of mourners marched through the streets of the gaza strip on saturday carrying the body of the lobby a fourteen year old boy was killed by israeli troops on friday protests along the perimeter fence so obvious mother wailed as mourners brought his body on a stretcher for a final farewell at their home in a refugee camp. at least one person is severely injured after clashes broke out between police and yellow bus protesters in paris a witness told the a.f.p. news agency that a man lost his hand after police use a stun grenade to disperse protesters as the thirteenth consecutive weekend of kilobytes demonstrations. relatives of the ten boys killed in a fire of brazil's flamengo football club's training center have arrived in rio de janeiro they're receiving support from psychologists and club members all victims of friday's fire were between fourteen and seventeen years old. in england's premier league cardiff city have led tributes to their player. whose death in a plane crash was confirmed on thursday a minute's silence was held before their match with southampton and players a

hundreds of mourners marched in the gaza strip on saturday carrying the body of a son a fourteen year old boy was one of two palestinian youths killed by israeli troops on friday demonstrators have been gathering weekly along the perimeter fence for nearly a year demanding an end to israel's blockade of the territory. relatives of the ten boys killed in a fire at brazil's flamenco football club's training center have arrived in rio de janeiro investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the blaze brazil has declared three days of mourning in honor of the teenage victims. french artist and writer tommy as died in ireland at the age of eighty seven old girl was known for children's books such as the three robbers and also illustrations for grown ups he was also a lifelong activists protesting against racial segregation the vietnam war and the election of u.s. president donald trump or in strasbourg had lived in ireland for more than forty years. and england's premier league cardiff city have led tributes to bear player. whose death in a plane crash was confirmed on thursday.

look at some of the other stories making news around the world hundreds of mourners marched in the gaza strip on saturday carrying the body of hassan shalabi the fourteen year old boy who was one of two palestinian youths killed by israeli troops on friday demonstrators have been gathering weekly along the perimeter fence for nearly a year to manning an end to israel's blockade of the territory. at least one person is severely injured after clashes broke out between police and yellow best protesters in paris a witness told the a.f.p. news agency that a man lost his hand after police use a stun grenade to disperse protesters it's the thirteenth consecutive weekend of yellow vest demonstration. relatives of the ten boys killed in a fire at brazil's flamingo football club's training center have arrived in rio de janeiro investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the blaze brazil has declared three days of mourning in honor of the teenaged victims. in england's premier league cardiff city have led tributes to their player a million no sala whose death in a plane crash was confirmed

right now the palestinian authority has stopped paying salaries to thousands of employees in the gaza strip that affects employees loyal to hamas islamic jihad and those close to oust a part how leader mohamed dahlan decision also impacts families of prisoners and wounded palestinians wages have become a symbol of the bitter power struggle between hamas with the power base and gaza and the western backed palestinian authority led by they in ramallah qatar's offer to pay wages in november was refused by hamas a body has been recovered from the wreckage of the plane which was carrying cardiff city football or merely on a solid light aircraft crashed into the english channel body has been sent to a morgue in the u.k. for identification the playing with flying from france to carter. the former president always a nazi a little a disembowel has been convicted in a second corruption case he's been given an additional thirteen years in prison for a case involving a farm house in sao paulo state court found him guilty of allowing construction firms to renovate the property in exchange for contracts

the palestinian authority has stopped paying salaries to thousands of employees in the gaza strip it affects employees loyal to hamas islamic jihad of those close to the ousted fatah leader mohammad dahlan the decision also impacts families of prisoners and wounded palestinians wages have become a symbol of a bit a power struggle between hamas with its power base and gaza and the west bank palestinian authority led by the fatah group of ramallah. to pay wages in the was refused by the us. benjamin netanyahu could become israel's longest sitting prime minister if he wins the upcoming parliamentary election but he's facing increasing challenges from within his own party and legal troubles that include three corruption cases against him. forces reports now from west jerusalem there's also a new political contender to look out for google to do. the real benjamin netanyahu told the media magnate i just want real coverage of the israeli prime minister's public battle with the media he says of peddling fake news and cheerleading a witch hunt has led here to the launch of likud t.v. a campai

the qataris to try to ensure that quiet prevails the political leader of hamas which controls the gaza strip is melania is in cairo there is an understanding that the egyptians are saying that they will maintain the opening of the rough our border crossing if hamas continues or does more to restrain the border protests but the fact that the these protests and the situation on the border is extremely tense and could lead towards an escalation has been evidenced again today sunday with the publication of a video which showed what took place on the twenty second of january when an israeli soldier was struck in the helmet by a bullet fired from gaza and territory islamic jihad claiming that that was their action shooting that israeli soldier after he himself had been firing into a crowd of protesters the fact that his helmet protected him from significant injury or even death could be really the line between what might have been a major escalation and which what and what actually took place which was an israeli tank firing on a hamas border post killing. one thomaston even so it does remain extr

hundred sixty seven arab israeli war ended with israel occupying the egyptian sinai peninsula the gaza strip the syrian golan heights and the west bank. the israeli army entered jerusalem and the city came under israeli control. it was a turning point in the knife of archbishop. what it can do with the. bothersome or subpoena. them when just as we were thinking in the shifu bed in my family i thought it should come have definitely. been and americana sure had that for show out it was as if the how off the holocaust the final be they hear out of by me a shade below what kind of i would offer a valid bob. kind of horse show if you're solidly on the island a shade i was sure that my above him what we had here the meat show here. bad. for the semi was about it in some us athene let me just. deferred it or less likely you will not be there. at the end of the man i'll ask in the vision he did in libya. horny. at the needle ahmed made in iraq on the ask anybody in the theater. looking. at a live. road in his memoirs three days after the occupation of jerusalem i was driving my car on the streets of

palestinians were hurt in clashes between palestinian demonstrators and israeli soldiers in the gaza strip close to the border one of them is reportedly it fifteen year old child with life threatening injuries the great march of return protests are now in their forty seventh consecutive week and i saluted gaza and demonstrators were seen throwing objects at israeli military vehicles amid tear gas and live fire used by israeli defense forces several palestinians were carried away on stretchers by paramedics the i.d.f. said its soldiers were there to protect israeli families. back after a short break with more news international. there's incontrovertibly evidence that we're being visited and frankly everyone in very high ranking classified projects knows this the public hasn't been told because they've been wanting to keep the secret for reasons of technology and the macroeconomic have her dollar system. the bipartisan senate intelligence committee shocked the liberal media when it needed there was no evidence of so-called collusion between the trump world and russia so what have the last tw

former homes now inside israel they also demanding the end of israel's twelve year blockade of the gaza strip. once again if you're watching us on facebook story about these so-called. women out in sports. final between. gets towards full time with. all the latest to stay with us. all right time for sports now and paul is here it's all about the asian cup final of course in wayne injury time right now we are just in injury time so. let's get you straight back to the asian cup final as you've been hearing from folly it's been an incredible story over nobby diary coming up full time now about four minutes of injury time left on the four time champions fell behind in this one the strike from elmo is ali a record ninth asian cup goal in this tournament for him. and i was going to just about rival it from abdulaziz how ten taking cats out to eighteen goals and none conceded throughout a stay in the emirates. twenty minutes to go they did finally casino conceits actually mina mino. getting one back for japan cattle in uncharted territory. but then the japanese conceded a penalty for handball given

the qataris to try to ensure that quiet prevails the political leader of hamas which controls the gaza strip is now honey and is in cairo there's an understanding that the egyptians are saying that they will maintain the opening of the rough our border crossing if hamas continues or does more to restrain the border protests but the fact that the these protests and the situation on the border is extremely tense and could lead towards an escalation has been evidenced again today sunday with the publication of a video which showed what took place on the twenty second of january when an israeli soldier was struck in the helmet by a bullet fired from gaza and territory islamic jihad claiming that that was their action shooting that israeli soldier after he himself had been firing into a crowd of protesters and the fact that his helmet protected him from significant injury or even death could be really the line between what might have been a major escalation and which what and what actually took place which was an israeli tank firing on a hamas border post killing. one thomaston even so it does re

heard over the weekend that israel had issued a very clear warning to hamas which controls the gaza strip that it would consider and indeed carry out military action even in the pre-election period and you were just in gaza harry that says protests there continue along the barrier fence ten months on. that's right and the situation there remains extremely delicate and and dangerous really even though these protests have been going on for so long there is knows immediate sign that they are likely to to be quelled by the the threats coming from israel of a potential increase in military action or from the efforts that have been going on by the qataris who have been putting in fifty million dollars a month to try to pay hamas salaries and also the egyptians who are it's understood using the border crossing at russia to try to encourage hamas to restrain these protests the head the political head of hamas is no one here has just arrived in cairo for more talks with the egyptians on that front and we just saw last month the the way that this could be escalated there was a shooting that has bee

gaza and you're so you're going to one of the most political places on earth which is the besieged gaza strip. it's the most heavily surveilled place on earth it's a place. which is home to the most demonized population on earth and he managed to get in there as a c.n.n. host by focusing on the cuisine and so in a way that was really genius and he showed he humanized the people there who are just so around they demonized as terrorists and showed how rich their culture is and how closely connected they are to the mediterranean as a whole while they're surrounded by fences and drones so out of contact and us. are. fascinating max limit the amount of marching now coming to the states and then to change it up to probably not learning more about. them and you know it isn't in the restaurants in washington i mean we don't have the same value. the same. they do here. and. frankly. there's. a mess in the islands is a great writers town yeah oh look at this oh it prior talking about writing the writers are busking out here with a poem. gonzo so we're traveling across the country trying to get in touch

good cause for that and we also have to remember that abrams also oversaw a coup attempt in the gaza strip against the elected government in two thousand and seven using the palestinian authority and the forces of mahmoud. as a proxy for so this is what elliott abrams does he gets up in the morning he eat cereal he drinks orange juice and then he runs dirty wars and he's in charge of trump's policy on venezuela and the u.s. ambassador to colombia has given an interview saying russia and china are produce to democracy in venezuela is that what the u.s. is doing in the country supporting democracy. yeah i mean it's laughable when the u.s. talks about democracy when it's trying to install a figure who eighty one percent of venezuelans had not heard of prior to january twenty second when trump essentially declared him president it's absurd for the u.s. to talk about democracy when it's trying to install one at the point of a gun with the threat of a possible invasion over the colombian border. and it's also absurd when we when i when i spoke to people yesterday in plus a believer who said that

palestinians were hurt in clashes between palestinian demonstrators and israeli soldiers in the gaza strip close to the border one of them is reportedly a fifteen year old child with life threatening injuries the great march of return protests are now in their forty seventh consecutive week in isolated gaza demonstrators were seen throwing objects at israeli military vehicles amid tear gas and live fire used by israeli defense forces several palestinians were carried away on stretchers by paramedics the i.d.f. said its soldiers were there to protect israeli families. a number of children with hiv and aids have been expelled from school in indonesia that is after some of the parents of their classmates expressed outrage that infected children were attending classes we heard from some of the kids who were kicked out. parents strongly objected to the fourteen children so tandems because they are h.i.v. positive we tried to proceed but following their protest we took the children out of the school and now we're helping to find a new school for them if they think i think i'm sick of. the book o

newsweek i can't remember at this point but they wanted to use a photograph that i'd taken in the gaza strip with some some militants who were building tunnels under the border and you know primarily these tunnels were being used to bring over medical goods and you know a basic everyday needs for the people in gaza and yes weapons did cross you these these tunnels at times and i understand that but the picture that they wanted to use they wanted to use that in the context of illustrating terrorism and luckily my editor at the time told me what they wanted to use the photo for and i said that that that's not the context that this photo was taken and i decided not to allow it to be published but yeah of course especially you know when you're working for international media organizations photo agencies you know oftentimes you don't know which photos of yours are being purchased you don't know how they're being used and that was one of the biggest reasons why i decided to become even more dependent than i already was and started to have my own blog in which i could actually post the photographs

least thirty to hundreds gathered for the weekly demonstrations near the border fence east of the gaza strip the rallies began almost a year ago to pressure israel to allow palestinian refugees to return to their former homes now inside israel the u.n. envoy to the middle east and then the gyptian delegation are meeting hamas representatives in garza to find ways to stop the violence. the new. president to there to meet to bring to the united nations egypt and the movement the leadership here to this indicates two things the first one is the palestinian national project in its integrity and the palestinian question in its political dimension as well as the situation in gaza and the march of return to break the blockade that general national guards of the west bank and jerusalem and all of this is now a t. junction at a very critical and precise stage. u.s. senator conley cory booker of new jersey has become the latest democrat to enter the race for the party's twenty twenty presidential nomination the forty nine year old has been a vocal critic of president donald trump he joins a crowded fi

five of them hundreds gathered for the weekly demonstrations near the border fence east of the gaza strip the rallies which began almost a year ago are calling for palestinian refugees to be allowed to return to their former homes now inside israel meanwhile the u.n. envoy to the middle east and an egyptian delegation are holding meetings with hamas trying to find ways to stop the violence. is rarely is moving forward with plans to build a cable car over parts of occupied east jerusalem the government says it will reduce congestion but palestinian say it's part of israeli efforts to take more control of the city's eastern sector harry fossett has a report. so this is the area where the cable car is due to terminate just outside jerusalem's old city walls very close to the western wall very close to the locks a mosque compound known as the temple mount to jews it's being promoted by the israeli tourism minister and the marriott jerusalem as a traffic easing tourist attracting measure it's also being promoted by the city of david foundation which is due to build the visitor center cum cable

israel the palestinian or storage he has stopped paying salaries to thousands of employees in the gaza strip it affects employees loyal to her master islamic jihad and those close to form a fatah leader mohammed dahlan the decision also impacts families of prisoners and wounded palestinians wages have become a symbol of a power struggle between hamas and gaza and the palestinian authority and ramallah . britain and the e.u. have agreed to hold more talks to try and avoid the u.k. leaving the block with no deal but european commission. says the withdrawal agreement u.k. prime minister to resume struck in november cannot be renegotiated the leaders held robust talks in brussels on thursday and has the story. it wasn't a great start for the british prime minister and breaks it demonstrated police jumped in front of a car with fifty days left before britain officially leaves the e.u. a feeling desperate. british m.p.'s have demanded she find alternative arrangements over the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland something she's promised to do we must secure the finding chan

the palestinian authority has stopped paying salaries to thousands of employees in the gaza strip it affects employees who are loyal to. jihad and those close to the former fatah leader mohamed badie land decision also impacts families of prisoners and wounded palestinians wages have become a symbol of a bitter power struggle between hamas and gaza and a palestinian authority in ramallah it's been a turbulent few days in the u.s. state of virginia the three top elected officials are now embroiled in scandals involving race and sexual violence protesters and senior politicians and are pressuring the governor to resign natasha going to a much more. even with protesters outside his mansion the loss of allies within his party and presidential candidates attacking him virginia governor rouse northam is refusing to resign the embattled democrat is hoping the political storm will pass and he can continue to lead i cannot in good conscience choose the path that would be easier for me in an effort to duck my responsibility to reconcile. i took an oath to uphold this office and serve the peopl

workers last month the cuts are seen as action against hamas is refusal to hand over power in the gaza strip as a counter-demonstration in the occupied west bank in support of a bass are still ahead on when we come back and date with donald trump north korea's leader begins his trip to a second summit with the u.s. president. and later a sport a costly mistake that turned out ok in the end for the king of skate. allies generally find now in afghanistan and iran there is a storm system developing in the central mediterranean but it's not going to be in immediately so we've got a day of fine looking weather low twenty's beirut little bit less in aleppo same sort of story across iraq i was surprised to see a shower but if you watch the development between monday and tuesday that storm winds up it comes from libya comes across to cyprus sudden turkey northern syria as you can see but it's snow for turkey itself and it looks stormy so i think on shore winds will be quite nasty from lebanon lebanese coast northwards was in juices is suddenly ahead of it that usually means it's going to be dusty as

thousands of protesters had gathered for weekly demonstrations near the border fence east of the gaza strip the ratties began last march and a calling for palestinian refugees to be allowed to return to their former homes now inside israel meanwhile the u.n. envoy to the middle east and an egyptian delegation holding meetings with her mass to try and find ways to stop the violence now police in karachi have fired tear gas at protesters angry at the acquittal of a christian woman who was sentenced to death for blasphemy demonstrations have taken place in karachi and several other cities of to pakistan supreme court upheld a previous decision to release a sea of baby baby spent eight years on death row on charges of insulting the prophet mohammed the indian government has released its final budget out of this year's general election prime minister narendra modi is hoping to win the backing of urban and rural voters by promising more than ten billion dollars to support poor farmers and reduce taxes for the middle class but on the streets of new delhi many a saying the government scheme doesn't

fire on protesters hundreds gathered for the weekly demonstrations near the border fence of the gaza strip on friday the rallies began almost a year ago demanding that palestinians be allowed to return to their lands and homes that now sit inside israel the un envoy to the middle east and an egyptian delegation are meeting representatives in gaza to find ways to stop the protests from us and you are it's unprecedented that a meeting brings the united nations egypt and the movement leadership here to gaza this indicates two things the first one is the palestinian national project in its integrity and the palestinian question in its political dimension as well as the situation in gaza and the march of return to break the blockade the general national scene in gaza the west bank and jerusalem and all of this is now eighty junction at a very critical and precise stage. it's been dubbed israel's apartheid road a stretch of highway north east of jerusalem inside the occupied west bank that split in two by an eight meter high wall on one side the drivers are is really on the other palestinian har