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to supply nigeria with 12 attack helicopters this year alone 9 countries including mozambique and golan are say to receive arms from russia which by the way is the biggest supplier of arms to the region. now when it comes to defense russia is an important partner for africa observers say moscow is using a combination of arms exports and security expertise to expand its political and economic footprint on the continent african countries now account for 40 percent of the sales of russia's state arms exporter. even the most popular. women we sell is aviation and air defense equipment and 80 percent of these deliveries are dust and for africa farm such as kalashnikov assault rifles are also in high demand and in fact the whole kalashnikov range is very popular because they're new it's. well that is a for now from africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page and yes connect on social media because we're interested to know what you think about the story so we can have a hero and get everything is africa and the stories that you think we should be covering th

meanwhile, it's taking unilateral decisions on jerusalem and the golan heights. the two states approved -- solution to the palestinian history, which is essential for providing security for israel and the whole region is in when natoarently, members were bombing libya, blatantly violating united security council resolutions, they were also guided by the logic of the rules based order. it resulted in the destruction of libyan statehood. the international community is still untangling the disasters -- disastrous repercussions of nato's adventure with african countries affected the most. there is still a hidden agenda despite therism, universally binding security council decisions on lifting terrorist organizations. some countries made it a rule to shield a terrorist from punishment and to even work with them on the ground, as it's happening, for instance in afghanistan, libya, and syria. the united states has already been saying out loud that this is a moderate structure with which it can do business. a recent discussion on the lib -- idlibit suggests the united st

in the aftermath of netanyahu's declaration of annexation of golan and the sovereignty of occupied golanthere was obviously quite a reverberation in the arab press and statements to the effect that nothing so sure to guarantee is the next hundred years' war or the 500 years' war is really action that was arab and not just syrian, but in any case, the question of the formalization of what so far as i understand, at least was a policy declaration by president trump. the future of u.s. foreign policy and the likelihood of bipartisan policy consensus in the u.s. on recognizing formally the annexation and two, what about the policy councils in washington, particularly perhaps also europe and the reaction? i may have missed something, but i'd like to know if there has been any statement on the part of the atlantic council, and i see that washington institute is rather well represented on the panels today. >> what about these policy circles? has there been any kind of statement with regard to recognition of and support for the israeli annexation? thanks much. so to the question about iraq. so t

the medieval ages where the mediterranean pirates from the coastal city algiers and tunisia arable golan just to hijack the people and didn't fit in the lake until somebody common tried to write some i asked him about deals that have been offered to him in the past and currently well they've been doing for you trial i'm during the trial where there have been through the public defender that i approach and said well we're going to go through it all your time of a green card to settle you there if you you know a fellow some dirt about to turn into how corrupt this regime times although i said i have nothing to do through it to know about putting so i have told certainly no you're going to their own 1st one little for of the deals that's why i went through the trial i asked victor if you thought there was any hope for him getting out of prison before his 25 year sentence was up they never know if it should be in this political climate in which america is a lot will have come 1st but i'm sure something is on their making and i'm sure something is coming my way through their boot offered up a

the priest had sent this letter to his congregation after consultation with our no golan and for the good of you the parish and the church i have decided to step away from my role as pastor here and there to gone to step in way. we still had questions. where would patrick be during the investigation and where was he now and he could be anywhere. in the boats in the park or the beach. you know he still is listed on the parish website as pastor. his letter to the parishioners basically said i'll be back when this all blows over . bad is the story of the catholic church abuse scandal is that a perpetrator is identified and they either then disappear into another parish or they disappear into another state or they just evaporates they are gone. archdiocese officials declined to answer our list of written questions. however they revealed that father patrick hadn't just stepped away he'd been suspended. the rectory where father attic lives it's right up here it's right next to the church he stepped away from the church a few weeks ago but he didn't say where he was going or what he would b

the priest had sent this letter to his congregation after consultation with our no golan and for the good of you the parish and the church i have decided to step away from my role as pastor here and nurture gone to stepping away. we still had questions. where would patrick be during the investigation and where was he now and he could be anywhere. in the boats in the park or the beach. you know he still is listed on the parish website as pastor. his letter to the parishioners basically said i'll be back when this all blows over . bad is the story of the catholic church abuse scandal is that a perpetrator is identified and they either then disappear into another parish or they disappear into another state or they just evaporates they are gone. archdiocese officials declined to answer our list of written questions. however they revealed that father patrick hadn't just stepped away he'd been suspended. the rectory where father attic lives it's right up here it's right next to the church he stepped away from the church a few weeks ago but he didn't say where he was going or what he would

medieval ages where the mediterranean pirates from the coast 'd of the algiers and tunisia of all golan just to hijack the people and doesn't fit and wait until somebody common tried to pay a ransom i asked him about the deals that had been offered to him in the past and currently well they've been doing to trial i'm during the trial where they've been through the public defender that i approach and said well we're going to go through it all your time of a green card to settle you there if you you know tell us some dirt about putin and how corrupt this regime times although i said i have nothing to to do or to know about putting so i have told her to no you can to their own 1st one with offer of the deals that's why i went to the trial i asked victor if you thought there was any hope for him getting out of prison before his 25 year sentence was up they never know it especially in this political climate which america. well to help the 1st i'm sure something is under military and i'm sure something is coming my way through your boot offered up a pretty strong and consistent critique of th

the priest had sent this letter to his congregation after consultation with our no golan and for the good of you the parish and the church i have decided to step away from my role as pastor here and there to gone to stepping away. we still had questions where would patrick be during the investigation and where was he now. and he could be anywhere. in the boats in the park or the beach. you know he still is listed on the parish website as pastor. his letter to the parishioners basically said i'll be back when this all blows over . bad is the story of the catholic church abuse scandal is that a perpetrator is identified and they either then disappear into another parish or they disappear into another state or they just evaporates they are gone. archdiocese officials declined to answer our list of written questions. however they revealed that father patrick hadn't just stepped away he'd been suspended. the rectory where father attic lives it's right up here it's right next to the church he stepped away from the church a few weeks ago but he didn't say where he was going or what he would

after being stabbed by a man who police say was inspired by eisel as happened in the town of on the golan on the island of java doctors say he suffered 2 deep wounds to his stomach but is conscious and in a stable condition 2 people have been arrested and a week long anger in ecuador at the doubling of petrol prices shows no sign of easing a nationwide strikes been held and anti-government demonstrators again fought with riot police president lenin moreno has imposed a state of emergency and leave the government from the capital kitto to the coastal city of quiet kill latin america at least in yemen is that. on day 7 of nationwide demonstrations against governmental sturdy measures a nationwide strike paralyzed much of the country as mass protests continued especially in the ecuadorian capital was in quite a key but the president has set up a temporary seat of government a smaller but noisy group of demonstrators held peaceful barges of their own run riot police and soldiers trying to keep these anti-government demonstrators away from another group that's demonstrating the group not here

hezbollah, now are going to be more emboldened to use syria to launch attacks against israel from the golannd other places. isis, isis which is clearly seeing it regroup and it has hundreds of supporters released back into the region. every single strongman, autocrat and dictator around the world who just learned what president trump has done, that will abandon our partners under the smallest amount of pressure. what do you think they're going to do? what do you think they'll attempt to do now? all we're left with is donald trump -- a donald trump shaped hole in american credibility. more chaos. more instant, more threats. threats to the american people, our partners and allies in the region. it was pointed out that the people three -- that isis will flee to europe, what was his comment? don't worry, they'll go to europe they won't come to the united states. that's being a real partner, isn't it? they're going to go to europe. it's okay. they'll take care of them, the europeans. don't by fooled by his arguments he's pulling u.s. troops out of the middle east, by the way or ending the foreve

around her is in hospital after being attacked by a man with a knife it happened in the town of on the golan on the island of java has now been flown to jakarta and is in a stable condition 2 men and a woman has been arrested. and 2 people have been killed after a gunman opened fire outside a synagogue in germany where shoppers were locking young kapoor the holiest day in the jewish calendar a suspect is in police custody and protesters in ecuador have clashed with security forces during a 7th day of anti-government demonstrations thousands of people marched in the streets of the capital quito angry over fuel price hikes introduced by president marina brenner is refusing to resign tech giant apple has removed an app from its online store that protesters in hong kong used to track police movements the move comes after a strong condemnation of the app from the chinese government apple says the app was used in ways that endangered law enforcement and residents in hong kong. those are the headlines to join me here for more news on al-jazeera after the stream stay with us. i swear every. i have f

continue to supply hezbollah and lebanon, to increasingly supply their own militias just across the golan heights. the irony in all this ironically is that this decision actually, i fear, makes it likelier there's going to be a war and i'll tell you why. the iranian attack calculation, this further strengthens their belief that they can get away with even more brazen attacks because the threshold for a u.s. military response is higher than it's ever been because we're looking to get out and this proves it. what that can mean is they can miscalculate. we're going to have to respond and all of a sudden we're in a real shooting war. not a 2,000 person on the ground working with the kurds war. a real regional conflict. the other is all of our alliances around the world are built on security guarantees. in eastern europe, the nato security guarantee in many of these countries is a 300, 400, 500 man force, a trip war. they're there because if confronted by russians would trigger a broader conflict. you can say the same about south korea, our presence in japan, the commitments we made to israel,

we also recognized is really sovereignty over the golan heights read for years you watched as your politicians apologized for america. you see it many times. i'm so sorry. now you have a president who is standing up for america in standing up for your great stat of texas. you must never forget the 2020 election is about one thing and it is coming up fast. it is about you. i am doing this for you. we had in 2016, i really believ it was me be the greatest election. i guess george washington was good. but that was easy. by the way he did even better percentage wise than i did. he had 100 percent. but we could have 50 percent. i had many more than he had. what do you think, i'm a tad coming up to give him something. i would say honest abe, that wa a pretty good selection. we have to now, submit that election. once we do, it's going to be very hard to take this beautifu experiment apart. it's all about your family. it's all about your future. it is all about the future of our great country. with your help, we will billion of more citizens from welfare t work from dependence and povert to prosperity

we haven't talked about really yet is golan. it's recently come out that rudy giuliani was lobbying for the extradition of guy land. people forget that, in part, michael flynn was brought down for work he was doing on behalf of that. >> thank you. you've got three issues. why don't we quickly each take one minute, if you could, to just pick up on one question -- >> sure. ifered or wan doesn't see trump as a get out of jail free card, then he's blind. every time he's called him, he's been able to bypass those in the administration who may have other opinions and definitely, you know, congress has been concerned about this. and, yeah, we've seen those reports as well. i think it's all a part of a larger discussion about the administration, the president and who he surrounds himself with and what sort of effects those individuals have on our foreign policy. you know, there's a larger picture inquiry in the house that's taking place on some related matters. >> well, there was a question about russia, u.s. and syria. i think with rec

>> i just have one more thing to say about iraq and we can talk about golan if you want.barbara said. most of the people who were protesting which you can see by watching the videos were children when the united states invaded and occupied. this is all they known during this period. they don't seem to be, at least initially, driven by some of the issues the older generation were driven by, but driven by much more basic issues about their lives and their future. that is the first thing. the second thing is amongst the big problems here is the way the united states and the west in general thinks about iraq which is first and foremost they do not think about iraq. we are all sick in general of iraq. people trying desperately just like syria to think about anything else but this subject. that is a real mistake. no matter how we got here the future of the reason -- region look very different if iraq is minimally successful at having economy, having a democracy, having a sectarian way of doing politics than otherwise and that will have ramifications throughout the entire region

[applause] president trump: and we also recognized israeli sovereignty over the golan heights.applause] years, wetrump: for watched as your politicians apologized for america. together, we will elect a republican congress to -- [inaudible] [applause] way,dent trump: and by the thank you robert jeffers for being here, wherever you may be here. he may not be the greatest. it may not be the most perfect christmas. he may not know the -- perfect christian. he may not know the bible as well as some. where is that guy? robert jeffers. [applause] president trump: where are you? he's a great guy. a big big group of people on sunday mornings, i can tell you. we will enact trade deals that resort and more products proudly stamped with those beautiful words, that beautiful phrase, i love it, "made in the usa." [applause] president trump: we will achieve new breakthroughs in science and s forine, finding new cure childhood cancer, and ending the aids epidemic in less than 10 years. we're doing that. who would believe? we're doing that. the previous administration spent no money on that. wh

the priest had sent this letter to his congregation after consultation with our no golan and for the good of you the parish and the church i have decided to step away from my role as pastor here. to step in way. we still had questions where would patrick be during the investigation and where was he now and he could be anywhere. in the boats in the park or the beach. you know he still is listed on the parish website as pastor. his letter to the parishioners basically said i'll be back when this all blows over . that is the story of the catholic church abuse scandal is that a perpetrator is identified and they then disappear into another parish or they disappear into another state or they just evaporates they are gone. archdiocese officials declined to answer our list of written questions. however they revealed that father patrick hadn't just stepped away he'd been suspended. the rectory where father attic lives it's right up here it's right next to the church and he stepped away from the church a few weeks ago by it and say where he was going or what he would be to be doing while this

[applause] president trump: and we also recognized israeli sovereignty over the golan heights. [applause] president trump: for years, we -- you watched as your politicians apologized for america. you've seen it many times, oh, i'm so sorry. now, you have a president who is standing up for america and standing up for your great state of texas. [loud cheers] president trump: you must never forget the 2020 election is about one thing and it's coming up fast. it's about you. it's about you. one thing, it's about you. we had in 2016, i really believe it was maybe the greatest election. i guess george washington was good. that was easy. by the way, he did even better percentagewise in judges that i did. he had 100%. but we could have 50%, that's not bad. i had many more than he did. i guess you have to give george washington something. e, that say honest ab was a pretty good election. andrew jackson a good election. we had among the greatest elections of all time. we have to now cement that election. once we do, it's going to be very hard to take this beautiful experiment apart. it w

and we also recognized israeli sovereignty over the golan heights. for years, we watched as your politicians apologized for america. you have seen it many times. oh, i am so sorry. now you have a president who is standing up for america and standing up for your great state of texas. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: you must never forget. the 2020 election is about one thing, and it is coming up fast. it is about you. one thing. it's about you. i am doing this for you. we had in 2016, i believe it was maybe the greatest election. i guess george washington was good. but that was easy. by the way, he did even better percentage-wise in judges and i did. he had 100%. but we could have 50%. that is not bad. and i had many more than he had. so i guess you have to give george washington -- what do you think, ted, you have to give him something. honest abe, that was a pretty good election. andrew jackson was a good election. but we had among the greatest elections of all time. but we have to now cement that election. we have to cement it. and once we do it

we recognized, after 52 years of negotiation, i recognized the israeli sovereignty over the golan heights[applause] pres. trump: that was a big deal. there were meetings and meetings and people would fly again. i withdrew the united states from the disastrous iran nuclear deal. and iran is a much different country. they are misbehaving but they have to be very careful when they misbehave. and here in the western hemisphere we are standing against the horrors of communism and socialism. that is what we are fighting right here. and supporting the people of cuba and nicaragua and venezuela in their noble qwest for freedom. it will all happen. and tonight, i declare once again, america will never be a socialist country. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: never. never. never. never be. our nation was not built i bureaucrats and regulators. america was built by families and pilgrims and pioneers. our destiny is not written by people that come from areas of the world that know nothing about what we want to do. it is all written in our hearts. it is truly written in our hearts. our future will

into russian foreign policy interests in the region and perhaps built a land bridge from iran to the golan heights. so that to me is what is really at stake here and to abandon our best friends, our fighters, was a tragedy. mr. palmer, i don't know if you care to elaborate on your policy since you're the only person who's had firsthand military experience and fight with the kurds by your side. >> my time in syria, the kurds were a very reliable and dedicated partner force. every combat operation we were on, they were by our side with us, fighting along side us. and that commitment to my team and our mission as a whole was something that we really valued and enabled our success. >> did they look like terrorists to you? >> congressman, i saw sdf unit that was dedicated and had a lot of resolve and commitment to fighting the islamic state. >> would we have been as successful in taking on isis without the help of the kurds? >> congressman, i don't know about specific other policy proposals. i can speak to my experience over there, the kurds and sdf absolutely were instrumental in our success a