for the next part of my journey i'm heading south to the historic town of haifa back in back home to germany's oldest university and the scientific hub. picture ask with toytown appearance green open spaces and good job prospects it's no wonder that bag is booming since two thousand and seven the population has grown by about fifteen thousand and is proving to be particularly popular among torrents and the young. but a lack of housing and increasing demand here in hyderabad has seen rent prices skyrocket over the last ten years making finding that very tail home here in hyderabad nothing short of a nightmare. demand for housing among students who make up about a quarter of the town's population is particularly high but here on the outskirts of hyderabad on the form of barracks of a u.s. military hospital a group of students has taken matters into their own hands the building their own student dorms this is academic i'm afraid i would want to trying to find an apartment or a flat it's almost impossible for some people get an apartment through friends but otherwise. the sixty million e

to expand its range of rocket fire to haifa in the north ben-gurion airport near tel aviv and israel's an acknowledged nuclear reactor in the south. in recent months attacks from both sides of followed a pattern of casualties have been kept to a minimum avoiding a full scale conflict. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has plenty of reasons to stick to that script before this month's independence day celebrations and the euro vision song contest in tel aviv. but both sides also know they can't rule out the risk of a further escalation towards a wider war how we force it out west jerusalem with us now more in rabbani who is the coeditor of an online magazine specializing in the contemporary middle east he's on skype from amman jordan i appreciate as well and it is very early in the morning this i thank you for joining us do you agree with what harry was referring to in that report and what one of the guests were referred to that this can be perhaps kept to a minimum casualties and destruction because all of other events going on following a pattern in fact of the last sort of ev

witness the vibrant commercial and cultural values of america and haifa up close and the heritage that many of today's palestinians have never known lost cities of palestine on al-jazeera. in the. last leg. rewind returns with updates on the best of al-jazeera is documentary. moving story of two young tuchman girls in afghanistan. at last able to get an education after these suppressive taliban occupation. but what has become of their treats. rewind pencils and bullets. on al-jazeera. iran says they'll step up your reign him enrichment if the countries that are part of the twenty fifty nuclear deal don't stick to their promises. russia offers strong backing to tehran saying irresponsible behavior from the united states prompted the tension over the nuclear deal. clone forty back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up so darren's opposition leaders warn of more on braced accusing the military of delaying the transfer of power to civilians plus donald trump involved say executive privilege to block the full release of special counsel miller's report into russian inter

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you have no place injerusalem, haifa, and jaffa". look, i don't care about what neta nyahu says.e for the international community. i think he's full of lies and fabricated... crosstalk. but i'm asking you whether the language ijust quoted from fathi hamad is useful, is in the best interests of the people of gaza, yes or no? look, i think hamas said many times that we accept a palestinian state and 1962 borders. but i think we are not ready to recognise the right of israel because i think israel is a state of occupation. i think you should not blame the palestinians. you should blame the occupation and israel, because israel all the time is supplying the occupation either in west bank, in gaza they are supplying, they're supporting the killing of the palestinian people, so i think some people are very angry, arab people are upset. if you looked to the other side, he spent 25, 27 years in peaceful talks in negotiation with israel but he got nothing, he got a big zero. he got more settlements, more confiscation of lands, more isolation in the west bank, we got nothing. so what choic

spring gauge the military wing of the islamic jihad threaten to expand its range of rocket fire to haifa in the north ben-gurion airport near tel aviv and israel's an acknowledged nuclear reactor in the south. in recent months attacks from both sides of followed a pattern of casualties have been kept to a minimum avoiding a full scale conflict. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has plenty of reasons to stick to that script before this month's independence day celebrations and the euro vision song contest in tel aviv. but both sides also know they can't rule out the risk of a further escalation towards a wider war hurry forsett out west jerusalem. now the youngest brother of algeria is ousted frazzled and has been arrested so i would have been algeria's de facto ruler since abdelaziz bouteflika suffered a stroke in two thousand and thirteen two former intelligence chiefs have also been taken into custody weeks of protests force the ailing longtime president to resign last month after here tempted to run for a fifth term but demonstrations have continued demanding a complete shake

kids brigades the military wing of the islamic jihad threaten to expand its range of rocket fire to haifa in the north ben-gurion airport near tel aviv and israel's an acknowledged nuclear reactor in the south. in recent months attacks from both sides of politics patton casualties have been kept to a minimum avoiding a full scale conflict. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has plenty of reasons to stick to that script before this month's independence day celebrations and the euro vision song contest in tel aviv. but both sides also know they can't rule out the risk of a further escalation towards a wider war how we force it out west jerusalem we have guards in the mail with us now co-founder of electronic intifada or an independent news publication which focuses on palestine he's on skype from chicago today nice to see you ali there isn't an air of inevitability about all this isn't there you have the as we say the shaky truce the cease fire which comes into place and it's just always on a knife edge there. well it's only inevitable because israel chooses to make it inevitable th

for the next part of my journey i'm heading south to the historic town of haifa back. home to germany's oldest university and the scientific hub. picture ask with toytown appearance green open spaces and good job prospects it's no wonder the back is booming since two thousand and seven the population has grown by about fifteen thousand and it's proving to be particularly popular among toy rests and the. but a lack of housing and increasing demand here in heidelberg has seen rent prices skyrocket over the last ten years making finding that fairytale home here in hyderabad nothing short of a nightmare. demand for housing among students who make up about a quarter of the town's population is particularly high but here on the outskirts of hyderabad on the form of barracks of a u.s. military hospital a group of students has taken matters into their own hands the building their own student dorms this is academic i replied i would want to trying to find an apartment or a flat it's almost impossible for some people get an apartment through friends but otherwise. the sixty mill

witness the vibrant commercial and cultural values of america and haifa up close and the heritage that many of today's palestinians have never known lost cities of palestine on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks local communities here important are very frustrated because the lack of post storm services with detailed coverage this past month of the flag though people often say this struggling to make plans meets and just wants a better life from around the world as agassi has been offered to those who rebel against the government often except those involved in human rights abuses or war crimes. welcome back a look at the top stories this hour now the u.n. says yemen's who's the rebels of made an offer to withdraw their forces from 3 key ports over the next 4 days a move needed to pay the way for busy possible little negotiations to end the war. talks to end a full blown trade war between the u.s. and china have come to an abrupt end in washington with no breakthrough president trump has just said they were candid and constructive and italian authorities have seized a charity resc

haifa has our correspondent in the capital islamabad with more on this what more do you know kemal. lisa marie we're hearing that the attack did preliminary to the attack. much in guns and grenades. into the hotel complex. which you're situated on the farm it is a highly secure so it is going to be important to see how good they were able to get inside we are heading for the bulk of fighting being. security forces have responded to call the end of the hotel from the outside and we still don't know what they're happening inside that hotel where the fighting seems to have continued for the boss to kids that incident took place or indeed everybody watching to see what happens but the security forces have surrounded the hotel. as to exactly how many people are going to do that because there are some reports that jesting that they may be up to 5 attack was. the result in the southern coast of pockets on it's very close to the iranian border insulza strategically very important not just to pakistan but to china. absolutely. them out of the straits of hormuz. just as appalled. by china. to

of their multilateral agreements are long-term and not debt traps, like their take over the part of haifa in israel which is where the sixth fleet is right now. how do you reconcile cyber security, especially if we're stationing our military in a chinese port, as well as in terms of like kushner's peace project with the west bank and that region as well. especially if the chinese have a greater interest in the israeli economy. does that mean they'll have a greater interest in humanitarian and philanthropic efforts? mr. mccaul: i met the israeli ambassador and asked him this question, what's going on with chi in in your port? he assured me that they don't own it. they just helped build it. but the problem is, when they build the stuff, they end up taking it over. what we're seeing time and time again. so please reassure me on this one, you will not allow 5g on israel. israel is pretty good at its cyber. they're extremely -- that cyber spark. their university has the academia there, they have what would be like our silicon valley and the military. all in one incue bhator. they're a great al

to expand its range of rocket fire to haifa in the north ben-gurion airport near tel aviv and israel's an acknowledged nuclear reactor in the south. in recent months attacks from both sides of followed a pattern of casualties have been kept to a minimum avoiding a full scale conflict. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has plenty of reasons to stick to that script before this month's independence day celebrations and the euro vision song contest in tel aviv. but both sides also know they can't rule out the risk of a further escalation towards a wider war ari force it out west jerusalem well turkish government says the israeli strikes also hit a building housing and agency that is a turkish state media outlets. employees were evacuated from the building after a warning shot a subsequent missile strike destroyed it one photojournalist is reported to be in jets the building also housed an ngo working for palestinian prisoners in israeli jails and residential apartments. i may already as an analyst an israeli defense and government affairs he says the timing could threaten major ev

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to expand its range of rocket fire to haifa in the north ben-gurion airport near tel aviv and israel's an acknowledged nuclear reactor in the south. in recent months attacks from both sides of followed a pattern of casualties have been kept to a minimum avoiding a full scale conflict. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has plenty of reasons to stick to that script before this month's independence day celebrations and the euro vision song contest in tel aviv. but both sides also know they can't rule out the risk of a further escalation towards a wider war ari force it out west jerusalem. junk has released pictures of kim jong un overseeing rocket launches from north korea's east coast the country's leader said he was satisfied with the tests on saturday and called on troops to stay on high alert south korea's president says he's concerned about the launches meanwhile u.s. president donald trump has tweeted that kim jong un doesn't want to break the promise he's made to him referring to commitments and denuclearization trump said i believe that kim's on fully realizes the great e

of the multilateral agreements are long term and not debt traps look like taking over the port of haifa in israel, where the 6th athletes is now. how do you req nye cybersecurity, especially when we're stationing or military in a chinese port, as well as in terms of like kushner's peace project with the west bank and that region as well? especially if the chinese have a greater interest in the israeli economy. does that mean a greater interest in flan throop i have ? >> i asked him this question. i said what's going on with china and your port? he assured me that they don't own it. they helped build it. but the problem is when they build this stuff, they end up taking it over. and we're seeing that time and time again. and i said well, please reassure me on this one. you will not allow 5g in israel. israel is pretty good at its cyber. they're extremely advanced. they have that cyberspark that has the acidemia there. they have what would be like our silicon valley and their military all in one incubator. they're very advanced. they're a great ally for us on technology. we have to respond

essentially saying that they have the option of firing longer range rockets mentioning targets such as haifa up in the north west of israel the ben-gurion international airport between jerusalem and tel aviv and also they mentioned dimona the nuclear reactor facility in southern israel as well and so that is that the latest messaging coming out of gaza all of this taking place on a day that began with an israeli drone strike on a vehicle which local media reports in gaza said was carrying a senior islamic jihad commander three people in that vehicle lightly wounded and then the barash of rockets began and all of this following what took place during the border protests on friday when two palestinian protesters were killed and two hamas fighters some fighters were killed in an as strike which followed a sniper attack on israeli soldiers at the border which ended injured two soldiers so we're in the midst of a continuing military escalation here so hey is there a particular reason why this is happening now. well you remember that is about a month ago it was the last movie escalation and that w

control of the capital tripoli they've been accusations the french government is helping their wallet haifa have tom and his offensive for tripoli that speak talk are spawn and in libya's capital mahmoud abdel why hide so muddled a band of on more than forty companies how significant this is and why these companies in particular. will fully that seems very significant especially for the french companies on top of them the famous energy company. but the ministry of economy and industry. the government says that it's suspending the operation for those companies because as the ministry says the companies violated libya's trade laws and it also said that. the contracting activities of those companies have has expired and it seems that the ministry is demanding certain there could be sophisticated procedures to. resume work with these companies but remember fully this is very ironic because it's total as you know as an energy company in libya it controls or around fifteen percent of libya's energy sector including oil and gas and it's the fittest competitor of any the. energy company and as you

gaza says that it stands ready to extend the range of its rocket fire to the far north of israel to haifa to ben-gurion airport near tel aviv and also to the un acknowledged nuclear reactor in dimona in southern israel and how it is ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been meeting his security advisers in tel aviv can expect anything from that meeting. well certainly no official announcement coming out from that meeting so far the only messaging we've been getting so far has been coming from the israeli military the the air force and the army but it does seem that israel is in in mind for a fairly major response to what's been going on there have been strikes going on throughout the day quite often israel would wait until night time to carry out raids such as this but given that this started quite early this morning following an israeli drone strike on a vehicle which local media reported was carrying a palestinian islamic jihad senior commander injuring three people inside that vehicle that's when this major rocket barrage began and fairly soon after the israeli strikes followed

kurds brigades the military wing of the islamic jihad threaten to expand its range of rocket fire to haifa in the north ben-gurion airport near tel aviv and israel's an acknowledged nuclear reactor in the south. in recent months attacks from both sides of followed a pattern of casualties have been kept to a minimum avoiding a full scale conflict. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has plenty of reasons to stick to that script before this month's independence day celebrations and the euro vision song contest in tel aviv. but both sides also know they can't rule out the risk of a further escalation towards a wider war. harry forces joins us now live from the gaza israel border how quiet things now. well right now things are fairly quiet but just fifteen minutes ago or so we heard some loud explosions coming from the gaza area behind us so there are no indications yet that this latest escalation is anything approaching being over indeed we're getting new figures from the israeli military saying that some four hundred thirty rockets have been fired from gaza into israeli territory jury

you can go to incredible places between tel aviv in the northern part of israel and haifa and see google and you name it, they're there but the israelis seem to also have more of a focus on entrepreneurship if you look at the latest world economic forum studies on this, they rank israel near the top in most of these measures and at the top in terms of being able to use new ip and new technological innovation and actually integrating it into business use that's something that we're pretty good at here in the u.s. and i think we need to see that combination. >> mcdonald's, the latest example of buying an israeli startup. thank you very much. good to talk to you. >> pleasure. thank you. >>> when we come back, chemical maker dow inc. reporting better than expected revenue since separating from dowdupont. lower prices having an impact. we'll talk to jim fitterling 'lexain next dow at 14. don't go away. oh, sir. that was my grandma's. don't worry, ma'am. all of your stuff is in ok hands. just ok? they don't give two and a half stars to just anybody. here you go. what's this? it's your piano. h