that the conditions in the gaza strip which. there's been under a blockade are much much worse where. the people that are employed but don't know where they're really have no other option or resort they had to cut one thousand contracts in place in the gaza strip and this included this had to include the termination of mental health mental health programs for example for people that live under a blockade which they desperately need so what are people doing there are they trying to leave work and they go i mean like i saw with his just sitting at a cafe doing nothing and leaving is i think something that a lot of refugees there would maybe like but. it's the prospects are very dim when it comes to leaving and also when they come to countries like germany for example the the chances of a palestinian refugee having their asylum application accepted are are lower because they're not immediately from from from from a conflict zone so a lot of despair there unfortunately you know last week we talked a lot about the election is israel

the owner was owner was cuts have been felt as well especially in the gaza strip ok well monitoring the situation there for us on the ground we thank you so much to report i am for him who just got back from jordan we appreciate it. now finland social democrats have won a now victory of the country's parliamentary elections beating their populist rivals the finn's party by just two tenths of a percent the social democrats scored seventeen point seven percent of the vote to secure forty seats in the country's legislature far short of the one hundred one seats needed for a majority now that now leaves the party leader on t.v. now the daunting challenge of building a coalition if he is to become the country's first washed wing prime minister in more than twenty years. finland social democrats celebrating their victory in sunday's parliamentary elections even though their when came with the slightest possible margin one single seat. i feared i. might i i i i. i i i i i i for finland social democrats the thrill of victory could soon be replaced by the bleak reality of trying to form a govern

that the conditions of the gaza strip. it's been under a blockade are much much worse where. the people that are employed by when or where they're really have no other option or resort they've had to cut a thousand contract employees in the gaza strip and this included this had to include the termination of mental health mental health programs for example for people that live under a blockade you know which they just really need so what are people doing there are they trying to leave work and they go i mean like i saw with his just sitting at a cafe doing nothing and leaving is i think something that a lot of refugees there would maybe like but. it's the prospects are very dim when it comes to leaving and also when they come to countries like germany for example the the chances of a palestinian refugee having their asylum application accepted are are lower because they're not immediately from from from from a conflict zone so a lot of despair there unfortunately you know last week we talked a lot about the election is is r

that the conditions of the gaza strip which has been under a. blockade are much much worse where. the people that are employed by when or where they're really have no other option or resort they've had to cut a thousand contracts in place in the gaza strip and this included this had to include determination of mental health mental health programs for example for people that live under a blockade which they disbelieve need so what are people doing there are they trying to leave work and they go i mean like i saw with his just sitting at a cafe doing nothing and leaving is i think something that a lot of refugees there would maybe like but. it's the prospects are very dim when it comes to leaving and also when they come to countries like germany for example of this the chances of a palestinian refugee having their asylum application accepted are are lower because they're not immediately from a from from from a conflict zone so a lot of despair there unfortunately you know last week we talked a lot about the election is is real human and yahoo. bei

gaza city they will be able to go twelve nautical miles off the coast and that in south of the gaza strip they will be able to go fifteen not a call miles off the coast of gaza now all this happening at a time where there has been cautious optimism building in gaza because of efforts to try to deescalate the tensions that had really gone much higher in the past week now one of the reasons the tensions have been deescalate it is because on saturday which was the first year anniversary of the great march of return protests things remained far quieter far calmer than many feared they might be in fact it was extremely remarkable that there was actually a statement by the israeli army spokesman praising hamas for a showing restraint for trying to calm the situation down at those protests on saturday now on sunday even though people in gaza have expressed a sense of optimism and they believe that these negotiations will actually be successful at one point there were two rockets that were launched toward israel they did not land however in israel they landed in the gaza strip no injuries or casu

we know that the palestinian authority has been imposing measures against hamas as rule in the gaza strip this friction has been obvious by one of the ministers the new minister the new culture minister who was seen as limping towards taking the oath now he was recently transferred from gaza to the west bank after being injured and reportedly by. in gaza the president himself has visited him and it's seen that appointing him was a message to hamas in gaza. does this mean for palestinians. know what but esteem is good mostly nowadays is their paycheck they have been getting half of their salaries for two months in a row due to a financial crisis that the palestinian authority has been living the u.s. aid has been cut off as well as israel's decision to withhold part of the taxes it collects on behalf of the palestinians so the palestinians reaction to that was to stop taking the money altogether so the financial crisis remains to be a big issue that the new government will be dealing with as well as the issue of palestinian prisoners in israeli jails hunger strikes four hundred of them hav

they landed in the gaza strip no injuries or casualties were reported at the moment folks in gaza hopeful that they will be able to see that these negotiations have been successful this all coming at a time when just days ago many here were convinced that gaza might be on the verge of all out war once again within israel right now though as i mentioned a sense of cautious optimism building in gaza signs indicating that these egyptian mediated talks are actually on a positive track silat fully on the program a backlash as brazil commemorates and nine hundred sixty four minutes by president wilson are believed it will bring unite the country and more on occasions by the c.e.o. of amazon to saudi arabia is involved in phone hacking. how i would also if i were still across many parts if you see that change or to produce some a time out towards the northwest a code of change in the weather as well so temperatures getting up to around twenty celsius in london. there are fourteen for monday so. pretty summertime temps is a full right back and we cool still as we go into tuesday and wednesday act

they did not land however in israel they landed in the gaza strip no injuries or casualties were reported at the moment folks in gaza hopeful that they will be able to see that these negotiations have been successful this all coming at a time when just days ago many here were convinced that gaza might be on the verge of all out war once again with israel right now though as i mentioned a sense of cautious optimism building in gaza signs indicating that these egyptian mediated talks are actually on a positive track and what. renewed push for the creation of a palestinian state they've also rejected u.s. president old chums recognition of israeli sovereignty over the occupied golan heights but as a report from tunisia it couldn't hide many other divisions jury the arab league summit. is showing a united stance against u.s. recognition of israel's occupation of east jerusalem and the golan heights. the king of saudi arabia denounced donald trump's decision as a violation of international. career the palestinian issue remains one of our top priorities until the palestinians get all their legi

in israel they landed in the gaza strip no injuries or casualties were reported at the moment folks in gaza hopeful that they will be able to see that these negotiations have been successful this all coming at a time when just days ago many here were convinced that gaza might be on the verge of all out war once again with israel right now though as i mentioned a sense of cautious optimism building in gaza signs indicating that these egyptian mediated talks are actually on a positive track still ahead on the program we'll be meeting the migrants who traveled through central america hoping for a new life in the united states but who are now considering we sat playing in mexico. a backlashes brazil commemorates a nine hundred sixty four military coup by president believes it will reunite the country and whole be here with the action from the old rivalry between glasgow rangers and celtic. how i would also if i were still across many parts of europe see the changes to british summer time up towards the north western coast changing the weather as well so temperatures getting up to around tw

mahmoud abbas the palestinian movement which governs the gaza strip is opposed to his appointment . as update from ramallah. is the first official to be leading a government in over a decade since the split happened between the west bank and the gaza strip now we've heard from hamas officials in the gaza strip who said that his appointment is unconstitutional being a government that is led by five to a net not by a national consensus like in their past government however we spoke to analysts here and who say that the main reason for changing the government has not much to do with the fact that and how massive division order conciliation efforts but mainly due to the growing criticism by the palestinian the palestinians here in the streets of the west bank of the previous government we've seen part of the largest demonstrations in the west bank in the past few years because of social security though that was presented by the past government and it was deleted frozen so it seems that the has been paying a long price for governments that were led by technocrats and they wanted to take

and tensions are still running high in the gaza strip there have been frequent clashes in the last few months between palestinians and israeli troops along the border fence. still netanyahu can take credit for a growing economy under one employment but critics say that the gap between rich and poor in israel continues to grow. my lives that is why you hear it by a lake square in central tel aviv to meet my next guest. is an author. spokesman for the israeli intelligence ministry. who wouldn't he was born in germany and raised in berlin his parents are jewish immigrants from iran he studied political science at university and emigrated to israel in two thousand and one. toward. israelis are concerned about national security prime minister netanyahu has identified iran is a major threat and clashes continue in gaza how would you assess the current situation. it's extremely complicated israel is stronger than ever and we have discovered and destroyed a number of hezbollah tunnels along the border with lebanon. the situation in gaza remains tense. but we've managed to push back the iranian

you go twelve nautical miles off the coast and that in south of the gaza strip they will be able to go fifteen not a call miles off the coast of gaza and now all this happening at a time where there has been cautious optimism building in gaza because of efforts to try to deescalate the tensions that had really gone much higher in the past week now one of the reasons that tensions have been deescalated is because on saturday which was the first year anniversary of the great march of return protests things remained far quieter far calmer than many feared they might be in fact it was extremely remarkable that there was actually a statement by the israeli army spokesman praising hamas for showing restraint for trying to calm the situation down at those protests on saturday now on sunday even though people in gaza have expressed a sense of optimism and they believe that these negotiations will actually be successful at one point there were two rockets that were launched toward israel they did not land however in israel they landed in the gaza strip no injuries or casualties were reported at

. >>> israel reopened two key border crossings along the gaza strip following days of hostilities with the palestinians. >> the moves signal tensions may be easing for the moment. jonathan hunt with the latest from jerusalem: >> reporter: warning sirens sounded again today in the israeli communities near gaza, signaling a potential incoming rocket, but that rocket failed to launch properly and was no threat to those communities. therefore, it was no threat to the incremental progress toward a cease-fire agreement between israel and the hamas leadership in,. that progress continues, despite the depths of four palestinians yesterday, as a result of israeli sniper fire. funerals were held in, for the four young palestinian men. their debts, coming as israeli forces lined up along the border fence to counter a huge demonstration by palestinians marking the one-year anniversary of weekly protests against the israeli blockade of gaza. an estimated 40,000 turned out, but by the standards of these protests, the crowds were far less violent than in some previous weeks. and by those same standar

from his fatah party the appointment was rejected by a rival group hamas who control the besieged gaza strip a reconciliation deal between the two sides was signed in twenty seventeen but it has repeatedly stalled. powerful storms killed two children in the u.s. state of texas on saturday police say a tree fell onto their family's car and at least twelve people were injured after a tornado swept through the town of franklin which is about two hundred kilometers from dallas u.s. president donald trump has been accused of islamophobia after tweeting a video about congresswoman. it featured a remark made about nine eleven and it was edited alongside footage of the attack but senior politicians and rights groups have noted that the comment was clearly out of context well those are the headlines and next up is twenty one up south africa after which the news will continue. fourteen years ago we filmed seven year old children all over south africa. there were black and whites rich and poor they came from very different communities separate by apartheid. they were growing up in a country that was br

now we've heard from hamas officials in the gaza strip who said that his appointment is unconstitutional being a government that is led by five to a net to not to buy and national consensus like the past government however we spoke to analysts he had and who say that the main reason for changing the government has not much to do with the fact that and how massive division order conciliation efforts but mainly due to the growing criticism by the palestinian the palestinians heat in the streets of the west bank of the previous government we've seen part of the largest demonstrations in the west bank in the past few years because of social security though that was presented by the past government and it was deleted frozen so it seems that the has been paying a long price for governments that were led by technocrats and they wanted to take matters into their own hands and improve the daily lives of palestinians so hoping they can bridge the gap between the public and the palestinian authority i sill has claimed to have carried out a suicide bombing in pakistan on friday that killed twenty pe

year and the example you give from jordan was painful there were even more painful examples in the gaza strip because when you lose a job in gaza you don't find another one because of the lack of the climate opportunities we are currently reinvesting in the senate taishan areas in jordan we have been bringing in new money and just now we are also rehabilitating a large number of schools in jordan i think these are signs of the effects of the mobilization that took place last year and we're trying really to improve as well as we can the situation the refugee crisis here in europe in two thousand and fifteen some say it was also triggered by the situation in the refugee camps in the middle east how does your funding situation could be a risk for more refugees coming to europe well what i think is clear is that we learned in two thousand and fifteen from a european perspective that if one does not invest in trying to resolve. the conflicts of the middle east politically there are of course risks in human terms and there are risks from the middle east that can spill over into other parts of the w

thought that official to be a government since the split happened between the west bank and the gaza strip we've spoken to hamas officials in gaza who say that this government is unconstitutional and they are waiting to see how it will be dealing with the goddess with the gaza strip we have spoken to analysts here in the west bank who believe that the reason for forming this new government does not have much to do with the conciliation efforts or the split between fatah and hamas but rather with the day to day life of the people here the last government has been facing a lot of criticism from the people and it drove part of the largest protests we've seen in the west bank for the past few years so they believe that the main mission of this new government will be focused on the financial issues and the day to day issues of the palestinians the government comes at a difficult time of course for palestinians what are the priorities for the government and for the palestinians. so the palestinian public employees have been deceiving half of their salaries for the second month in a row now this

now we've heard from hamas officials in the gaza strip who said that his appointment is unconstitutional being a government that is led mainly by five to a net to not to buy a national consensus like the past government however we spoke to analysts he had and who say that the main reason for changing the government has not much to do with the fed and how massive division order conciliation efforts but mainly due to the growing.

we've spoken to hamas officials in the gaza strip who said that this is unconstitutional particularly that the previous government has been a consensus government now we've spoken to analysts on the ground here who believe that the main reason for the formation of this government does not have much to do with that conciliation issue but mainly with the day to day issues of the palestinians we've seen the last government having a lot of problems with the palestinians that drove the largest protests that we've seen in the west bank for the past few in the past few years brother so it seems that the issue and the main mission of the next government is going to be focusing on the data the issues of the palestinians specially that they believe that for the has been paying the political price for some of the feel years of the previous government this comes at such a difficult time for palestinians want that you government's priorities. so the palestinian public employees have been getting of their salaries for two months now we've spoken to mr stay you who believes that the financial crisis

. >> sreenivasan: israeli and hamas officials confirmed today that two bcrossings between the gaza strip and israel have reopened. the move flows days of hostilities and just hours aftg trucks carryod and fuel entered gaza today through one of the reopened crossings in a sign that the egypt-mediated ceasefire talks may be advancing. in gaza today, there were funerals for some of the four palestinians killed by israeli military fire during psts this weekend at the border perimeter fence. some election news of note day. in slovakia, anti-corruption candidate zuzana caputova has been elected the new president. the liberal-leaning caputova became the country's first female head of state by defeating the ruling party's cadidate, maros sefcovic. in ukraine, voters went to the polls today in the first round of presidential elections. as we told you in our story last night, television comedian volodymyr zelenskiy has become a surprise frontrunner against current president petro poroshenko. and finally in turkey, voters cast their ballots in local elecons that will decide if president recep tayyi

believed to have collected funds under the guise of humanitarian aid for hamas which rules the gaza strip. brazil's president joe you're both an hour is marking one hundred days in office the far right leader's first three months in power have been marked by chaos and blunders in his own administration a recent poll showed the poll sonars approval rating it slipped to just thirty two percent that's the lowest for any elected first brazilian president. european leaders are gathering for an emergency summit in brussels later today and they're expected to grant a second delay to the u.k.'s departure from the block prime minister british prime minister to resign may has been facing members of parliament in question and answer session may is requesting a short extension to bret's it until the thirtieth of june. e.u. leaders are expected to grant a longer delay with conditions may says it's a no one's interests for britain to leave the e.u. without a deal. and i still believe that actually the best suit for the u.k. is to be able to leave in an orderly way to be able to leave with a deal. i do

believed to have collected funds under the guise of humanitarian aid for hamas which rules the gaza strip. and brazil's president. is marking one hundred days in office today the far right leaders first three months in power have been marked by chaos and blunders in his own administration a recent poll showed that also narrows approval rating it slipped to just thirty two percent that's the lowest for any elected first term brazilian president. you're watching news still to come. will the rush for the tourist dollar in cambodia destroy the very thing that we're all coming to enjoy or see how building threatening to try to destroy the country's pristine beaches. now astronomers are set to reveal what they're calling a groundbreaking development in just a few hours time the information will be presented at news conferences in six different cities around the globe all taking place simultaneously as the result of years of work and for the very first time scientists will unveil a real image of one of the most mysterious objects in the universe a black hole. black holes like cosmic vacuum clean

believed to have collected funds under the guise of humanitarian aid for hamas which rules the gaza strip. to come bodie and now which has long been an essential part of the south east asian travel experience for backpackers but the country is now also firmly on the map for mainstream tourists and that's led to a building boom which is having an unpleasant side effect on cambodia's beaches. so you look at a city that wants to be the next global tourist hot spot it's known for its pristine beaches and clear blue water but one thing might spoil it all. rule sewerage pumped into the or directly into the ocean. environmental activist who had the water tested and the results were alarming. but the clinic discovered many dangerous diseases in the sample. there are parasites and lots of other bacteria in the water. the water is dangerously polluted and the health risk by this. that. scores of new casinos and hotels are being built along the coast but serious and waste management systems haven't kept up with the change piles of trash or another eyesore keeping tourists away. and you sense if ther

was stories of following more than forty animals have been evacuated from a ramshackle zoo in the gaza strip and of being resettled in jordan and africa the animal welfare group four paws described their conditions as unimaginably dreadful rough a zoo says it has not been able to properly care for the animals because of a lack of funds it made headlines last month after de cloying a lion so customers could pay to play with. the iranian right president is saying u.s. sanctions of preventing any foreign financial aid from assisting flood victims the special forces chief visited the flood hit southwestern causus town province on sunday the government has promised that all flood victims will be fully compensated at least seventy people have died and more than eighty thousand have been moved to emergency shelters since the heavy rains first began last month. pakistan has released one hundred indian fisherman from prison as tensions with new delhi men were arrested for fishing in pakistani waters foreign office says more than two hundred other indian prisoners will be released in four groups start

without the occupied west bank, all the gaza strip, 20% of its citizens are palestinian arabs, christianshas not said they are not citizenslj christians and muslims. he has not said they are not citizens. i can prove it to you now. i will show you what he said exactly. second thing, he is going to annex the west bank. this is something that we... can recheck that we can agree, we cannot agree on that on the assertion that those citizens of the state of israel who are notjews... those citizens of the state of israel who are notjews. .. jonathan is not agreeing that he says. he is not agreeing. but it is documented. what we can agree on is that benjamin netanyahu what we can agree on is that benjamin neta nyahu has what we can agree on is that benjamin netanyahu has pledged to annex. . . benjamin netanyahu has pledged to annex... parts of the west bank. what he said during the election campaign and! what he said during the election campaign and i urge most people to look at what politicians say two days before an election, he said that he would like to imposejewish law in thejewish settleme

from his fatah party the appointment was rejected by rival group hamas who control the besieged gaza strip a reconciliation deal between the two sides was signed in twenty seventeen but it has repeatedly stalled. powerful storms killed two children in the u.s. state of texas on saturday police say a tree fell onto their family's car their parents survived and at least twelve people were injured after a tornado swept through the town of franklin which is about two hundred kilometers from dallas that twisted damaged homes and vehicles and more storms for cost well those are the headlines next stop is people in power do stay with us. methamphetamines for man ma a flooding into countries across i. one hundred one east asks why all pharmacies caught say to stop the meth. on al-jazeera. in april twenty eighth protests against pension reform plans in the correct europe grew into a widespread under government movement the country some to mr regime under president dunoon would take a crack down over the following year hundreds were killed thousands more were exiled detained independent media were s

without the occupied west bank, all the gaza strip, 20% of its citizens are palestinian arabs, christiansens. of course he hasn't. crosstalk. he said that and i can prove it to you now. i will show you what he said exactly. second thing, he is going to annex the west bank. this is something that we... can check that we can agree, we cannot agree on that on the assertion that those citizens of the state of israel who are not jews... we cannot agree a mean, jonathan is not agreeing that he says... he is not agreeing. but it is documented. what we can agree on is that benjamin neta nyahu has pledged to annex... parts of the west bank. what he said during the election campaign and i urge most people to take with a pinch of salt what politicians say two days before an election, he said that he would like to impose jewish law in the jewish settlements. which have always, in every peace plan, been assumed to remain under israeli rule, whether or not they have been returned for land swaps. he would not justify the forced removal of those towns are people. that is very controversial because it ups

believed to have collected funds under the guise of humanitarian aid for a mosque which rules the gaza strip israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears to have secured victory in his country's parliamentary elections with most of the votes counted is running neck and neck with his main challenger many guns of the centrist blue and white party but netanyahu is in a stronger position to form or majority coalition with a number of right wing parties. it won't be a sweeping victory but it will nonetheless be historic israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears to have edged out a win for a record fifth term the right wing bloc is expected to hand his likud party a solid majority the divisive election drew mixed reactions from israelis. i got what i wanted. just because in my opinion there's no better alternative. you can't just come out of nowhere and become a prime minister and the b.b.c. has all the experience and big achievement b.b. it shows how strong b.b. is now he can do whatever he wants to or to we exit polls have shown a deadlock with the center left blue and white allianc

believed to have collected funds under the guise of humanitarian aid for hamas which rules the gaza strip. now european european union leaders are meeting for a crisis summit in brussels today to discuss british prime minister to resume a request for a delay to bret's it diplomats say london could be offered a flexible extension of up to a year if there's no agreement britain could crash out of the block on friday night ahead of the meeting prime minister may paid visits to paris to plead her case. although she received a friendly french welcome in paris it was an easy going for theresa may president emanuel across is often seen as the european leader with the toughest demands may was lucky this time france softened its stance and said delay within limits was an option for the long awaited brecht's that still france and other european countries are getting increasingly impatient we want to understand what the u.k. need this extension for and what is the political surroundings that took series a may to have this extension before her visit to paris may also travel to berlin to ask german ch

believed to have collected funds under the guise of humanitarian aid for hamas which rules in the gaza strip. british prime minister three some may has arrived in brussels for an emergency summit on her country's were drawl from the european union may is requesting a short extension from the a use remaining members to britain's gregg's a deadline until june thirtieth well she hopes she can pass or draw a deal in that time but e.u. leaders are expected to grant a longer delay with conditions attached due to a lack of belief a maze ability to deliver an orderly burks it. well after she arrived at the commission building in brussels just moments ago a maid was asked by reporters what she would do if the e.u. insisted on a longer delay this is what she said. i'm working to ensure that we can leave the european union within the time scale that the government wants to see i want us to have to be able to leave the european union smooth and orderly way as soon as possible and that's what i'm going to be working for thank you. so that just moments ago in brussels before that german chancellor angela

on out will than forty animals have been evacuated from a ramshackle zoo in the gaza strip and are being resettled in jordan and africa the animal welfare group four paws described their conditions as unimaginably dreadful the rough says it has been able to properly care for the animals because of a lack of funds it made headlines last month of the declawing a lion so customers could pay to play with. so the lions are physically in a good condition the lion from south roma plays through different leagues are common ties the upstairs small cage no space to move it was the wrong feeding not enough feeding in the last months is and that was the last years in fact the lions are in very very small place it is because they never touches the grass in their life so this is very sad. when out the iranian right present says u.s. sanctions are preventing any foreign financial aid from assisting victims of recent floods iran's special forces chief visited the flood hit southwestern kazakhstan province on sunday the government has promised that all flood victims will be fully compensated at least sev

military get out of the israeli armored columns continue their sweep to the south west be on the gaza strip and to the south in sinai how did it happen and more importantly what happens now going to this one hundred fifty six all over again no one is right which is better than that the fix that people must make of it you think you are making real progress today where would you like to stop going to occupy the whole of jerusalem no. wonder you wish to increase the land area of israel. as. you would do if you wish to increase the land size of israel with. peace and some states but. i. was in london when the world will cross and. after the war two i don't believe it's in a four hundred saying an idiot quoting that of mr bangun. and he urged me to come at once and i said i want to come he's in my country and i want to come but i would choose a time for coming and coming. he did i saw him in i came out with for just the slightest bit of standards going and i said we think that a piece of lettuce time should be presented by the palestinians and since. we don't have the means we don't have the pos

is getting out of the israeli armored columns continue their sweep to the south west be on the gaza strip and to the south in sinai how did it happen and more importantly what happens now when going to design that particular again no one is a. little better than that the picture that people must make of it you think you are making real progress today where would you like to stop i'm going to occupy the whole of jerusalem. if you wish to increase the land area then. you would do if you wish to increase the land size of israel with. peace and make them safe. but. i was in london when the world will collapse and sufficient. after the war to i was in the. it's a different thing than the recording and then mr pringle and then he urged me to come at once and said i want to come to my country and i want to come but i would choose a time for coming and coming. so i'm in. for just short of such time of course i should be seeing that official from the sun should be presented by just a means and some. but we don't have the means we don't have the ability so that we're going to have a big time. becau

and while israel has reduced the fishing limits it imposes on vessels operating from the gaza strip the military says there will be cuts to six north pole miles from fifteen in response to rocket fire from palestinian territory and accuses islamic jihad of carrying out the attacks though the group denies the allegation israeli government increase the fishing zone on april first as part of a deal with hamas. prominent afghans are meeting for a second day in the capital kabul for discussions between the afghan government and the taliban the meeting is known as the loya jirgah it has been a way to bring afghans together for centuries but many including the taliban have boycotted the event saying it wouldn't be productive among them the second most powerful man in the country afghanistan's chief executive. plenty more news happening today of course the headlines the in depth reports the video on demand it's all there for you to see red dot com. top stories for you want. the national guard vehicles in the venezuelan capital which appear to have run over supporters of opposition leader one. h

military getting out of the israeli armored columns continue their sweep to the south west the on the gaza strip and to the south in sinai how did it happen and more importantly what happens now when going to this one hundred fifty six all over again no one is alleged to do that better than to think that people must make. you think you are making real progress today where would you like to stop i'm going to occupy the whole of jerusalem. the one that you wish to increase the land area. to. treat the land side of israel with. the sound of states but. i was in london when the world will collapse and sufficient. after the war to i was in business and it's a different thing than any of calling in there with mr singleton. and he urged me to come at once and i said i want to come and i come to know him to come but i would choose a time for coming and coming. he did and i saw him in i came out with suggestions satisfied to stand with us i mean should we think that a piece of understand should be presented by the palestinians and since. we don't have the means we don't have this ability that we're going

father in law are preparing a bit of a surprise where maybe gaza or an expanded version of the gaza strip would become some sort of a thing over state in the very distant future in order to take the air out of the palestinian and projection to it it all remains to be seen because we don't know what the details are of that plan or what we know is there is a radical extreme zionist in the white house called jetted questioner who's workin on it hence we can't expect anything positive to the palestinians and everything positive to the israelis but on thank you very much for that for now that. as a senior political analyst but when bashar live in london thank you still ahead on the bulletin french weapons used to target again many civilians and you claim by an investigation using secret intelligence documents. hello there it's lots of wet and windy weather making its way across japan at the moment the satellite picture is picking out the system very clearly but it's all now beginning to pull away say things force in japan are improving and if we had to choose a we should get to around twenty d