terror organization does hamas. uses human people who is shields to shield their terrorists and those who came on armed many where armed he was and journalists whose organization was vetted by the awareness lawyer but that you wouldn't understand it in front of a hamas terrorist he was shot in cold blood i mean those are the facts i want to say one thing you know israel which was the clear democracy you know we have since criticism and we check ourselves all the time the army he's going to do an investigation because they want to do after every operation in shooting so this is being investigated without any you know hiding anything use of danny keeps making this point about hamas and obviously you disagree you see is a deflection but just deal with the perception point here with gaza it is a problem is it not for the palestinian movement that whatever legitimate protest or struggles they may have it is a problem in a place like gaza hamas rules gaza and that's always going to be the kind of the shadow that's always

their responsibility is with hamas if they would just forget this. war on israel recognize israel understand that we are there to stay then i believe we can really do a lot of things together in a peaceful way. most of the people who were killed one hundred terrorists hamas is to blame says danny ayalon. look unfortunately israelis think that you can shoot protesters on video in just scream how masset that and suddenly that becomes ok unfortunately that's not how it works and we have seen lots of documented evidence on video of palestinian protesters who were shot when they were in no way posing any imminent threat to life to anyone on the other side of the fence so it's very clear here what is going on palestinians are protesting for their basic rights rights which are systematically denied by israel including the right to free movement where millions of people in gaza are practically indiscriminately denied the right to ever leave by by the state of israel and to enforce these policies the israeli state is willing to use brutal force even to gun do

>> well, i do know many members of hamas. i talked with them at length at a long lunch with a family who's loyal to hamas. you know, it's hard to answer the question. hamas is about resistance, and they have an idea how best to accomplish that. in the end, people are really people. gazans as a whole have never supported hamas any more than 30%, according to polls. the locals, when hamas took over in 2007 militarily, after their election in 2006, you know, people were of two minds. i was there then, and people would tell me, look, we really appreciate what hamas has done for us. and they meant by that the violence, the awful violence of that civil war, those clashes had ended so order had been brought. so they could simply go out and walk on a street without feeling like they might be injured. at the same time, they said, look, we don't buy into extreme views of any kind, and we're aware now and feel that the rigid control that hamas wants to exercise over us is burdensome and offensive. illustrating the dual minds of gazans r

not everybody in gaza is connected to hamas not everybody in gaza is paid by hamas but what lieberman is doing is continuing the narrative that the israeli government has been pushing since these protests started that these are hamas inspired the hamas led that hamas controlled excuse me israel is trying to say it's defending its border from infiltrators trying to justify this use of force of course we know from hard is reporting from our reporting with the gaza that the vast majority of these protesters are peaceful the vast majority of people have gone there peacefully and they are not controlled by hamas but the problem for israel is that it needs to maintain this narrative that it's fighting against hamas because if it accepts that these are peaceful protests that it has to accept the sort of complaints and the demands or look at the complaints the demands of those protesters and what they are but what those protesters in gaza want is the very least a restriction of the crippling blockade on gaza they want to be able to export fruit and vegetables to israel they want an expansion

but how well do you know hamas? i mean, hamas is a bunch of people and not just one thing. do you have an impression you can share with us about what is driving hamas, what it might end up meaning for the day when things begin to change for the better? >> well, i do know many members of hamas. talked with them at length. had a long lunch with a family who's loyal to hamas. you know, it's hard to answer the question. hamas is about resistance and they have an idea of how best to accomplish that, but in the end, people are really people. ga gazans as a whole have never supported hamas any more than 30-some percent. according to polls, the locals-- when hamas took over in 2007, and after the election in 2006, you know, people were of two minds. i was there then, and people would tell me, look, we really appreciate what hamas has done for us and they meant by that that the violence, the awful violence of that civil war, those clashes, had ended. so, order had been brought. so, that they could simply go out and walk on the street without feeling like they might be injured. the s

protest movement no all of the palestinian groups participating in these demonstrations not hamas only everybody second they are all peaceful nobody. sees all the terrorists in the court and those those people shut up shut up and let me finish please and that's always been gentlemen let's try to be in the buffer. of our going to you're interrupted me you interrupt. me let alone sense out of it mr ok listen i'm going to finish please i'm michel barack and let's try to be civil here in our conversation the most important . the most important thing that happened is that the people who were shocked the one thousand four hundred people who would love an emissions were shot inside gaza because israel is imposing what they call a buffer zone which is the width of which is no less than eight hundred meters inside gaza and anybody who enters there they shot him these people most of them were not church of the borders they would shoot chucked inside gaza and by the way today we had a peaceful demonstration and we were shut out and our foreign journalist was hit in the head by an israeli sniper w

israel's foreign ministry treated early on friday about the protest saying hamas is preparing to initiate another violent confrontation today on the israel gaza fence israel will continue to defend its borders and its citizens your country would do the same. well let's bring in our guests for today's inside story in ramallah in the occupied west bank is mostafa barghouti he's the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative and a former palestinian information minister in jerusalem mitchell barrick political commentator and former advisor to the former israeli prime minister ariel sharon and here in doha with me beverly milton edwards a visiting fellow at the brookings doha center and author of the book the palestinian israeli conflict a people's war thank you all for being on inside so we appreciate your time today if i can start with you mostafa barghouti in ramallah as we head towards may the fifteenth what is it that palestinians are trying to achieve with these demonstrations what is the end game it's a simple masses we the people who have been on the israeli military occ

the submarine unmanned submarine and drugs for hamas was killed and then hamas in the same way you will be involved in that but we should not expect any kind of visual response of claim of responsibility from israel while we have to leave it that for the moment has been a pleasure speaking to iran and back when that joining us from lima in peru thank you. well at least twenty civilians have been killed by a saudi led coalition air strike in yemen the other strikes told to the village in the western district of tears yemen has been locked in a three year war between iranian backed toothy rebels on the saudi led military coalition which supports the government of president of the rebel one sort had the well also and there's a makeshift school run by a remarkable survivor of the three year long civil war is teaching a fortunate few women how to read and write but he'll hold reports. they make this journey most days a long winding sometimes dangerous parts this is a remote area whist of the city of tire yes it's also one of the battle grounds of human civil war and with these women must go

government that they should work with them because they're hamas and they have never been designated and they were not listed on any of the u.s. government lists you were because who alleges the use of dodgy evidence from people who had previously been convicted over oh absolutely i mean the second the first trial ended with a mistrial the second trial the judge allowed evidence that was not allowed by the first judge and the u.s. government the federal agents the f.b.i. did everything they possibly could including bringing dodgy witnesses and dodgy evidence. and documents that were wrongly translated in other words even the translations of the documents were brought from confiscated by israel sent to the united states and translated were translated wrong and the transcripts of the phones that were tapped the conversations that these men had for almost two decades were poorly translated to make them sound as though they are supporting hamas as though they're calling for the killing of jews which never happened i don't think it's a deterrent for other charities absolutely it is a terr

military activists he says that everyone is connected to hamas everyone gets a salary from hamas in gaza all of course not everyone in gaza is connected to hamas but what the defense ministry is trying to do is continue the narrative that israel has tried to portray israel's government and israel's military that these are hamas led protests that these protesters are trying to breach the fence to invade israel to try and challenge israel's territorial integrity and so it's defending itself against that of course our reporters have seen on the ground from the side from the gaza side that essentially these protests are peaceful but the challenge for israel is that if it excepts the majority of peace people are protesting peacefully then there has to acknowledge the demands those protesters are making the demands for a relaxation of the blockade over gaza a chance to allow exports from gaza a chance to allow people to travel more freely and expound fishing zones these are what people want to try and make life in gaza more bearable that's what still ahead on al-jazeera. running for their

an international condemnation of hamas calling for the total removal of hamas from the gaza immediatelyonce hamas vacates the government of gaza, they disappear because the international community forces them out. then you allow negotiations on the israeli right. they will be forced to accept a viable two state solution with one palestinian state and a jewish state. so as long as hamas is in gaza, we will be talking about this for another century. brent: before we run out of time, this solution, this approach, do you see the trump administration being a catalyst to make that a reality? brent: frankly -- >> frankly yes, but where is europe? why doesn't europe say listen here, hamas. you are calling for the destruction of israel. we won't say for it. europe with the united states says hamas, you must leave gaza. if you do not leave gaza, we agree with the state of israel that if they have to, they review by force. because you are committed to the destruction of the state of israel. brent: unfortunately we are out of time but please come back on the show and talk with us again. joining us

the hamas and military wing budget was $260 million. instead of investing that money in health care or education, they are investing against israel. >> the militarization for reconstruction. >> is the one approach. responsible for the west bank. there is no publicly active peace process at the moment, that the west bank -- >> no process. >> the west bank israel typically quiet. can you say a few words about security cooperation in your relationship with the palestinian authority? think we mustl, i ask another question. why are we still in a deadlock with the palestinians, despite we signed in oslo accord to the five years ago -- 25 years ago? to speak frankly, i am a very , i am a right-wing. it is a very right-wing government in israel. [laughter] the question, the failure to achieve some agreement or strategic break with the years -- we in 25 remember we had damaged governments. remember the meetings with -- and the question is the biggest issue. , in my understanding, and real dispute is not between us and the palestinians. is betwee

israel is blaming the bloodshed on hamas, and is warning of possible action insi gaza. joining me now via skype from jerusalem is josef federm of the associated pre. besides the funerals what is happening today? >> yes. it looks like today they are taking a bitthf a breather. size of the crowds is down significantly. there have been clashes but they are very sporadic today. but like i say, it is more of a breather than an end to this and we are expecting things to pick up in the coming weeks. most of the time on fridays, which is the muslim holy day, that's when the biggest events are planned. >> sreenivasan: who is oorging a the protes what is the goal? >> yes. it is the hamas litant group, which controls ga san antonio they are the force behind this, and they are doing this for a bunch of reasons, basically hamas has controlza for over a decade, they seized control of gaza in 2007 from the palestinian government that rules in the west bank, and since that time, t tritory has been under a blockade by israel and by egpt and now the palestinian government in the west ban

as a terrorist organization george bush claimed that holy land foundation was giving money to hamas but there was no proof whatsoever and it still isn't to this day that any that there was any connection between them now george bush made the announcement after nine eleven so december of two thousand and one. in the meantime the organization was closed down five men three of whom really had very peripheral or peripheral connection to the organization itself have been charged tried twice convicted and are sitting in federal prison with sentences ranging from fifteen to sixty five years and they're obviously you should try twice which is against the sixth amendment of the cause as you just go back a little bit of this holy land foundation it was allied to the u.n. the salvation army the red cross even a two to usaid was one of the first charities on the scene from texas for the oklahoma bombing what is the holy land foundation only it's not a terrorist group it's not a terrorist group it's not even remotely justice as it is just as it is it is not even remotely a terrorist group this i

you have hamas in gaza straight. and the elections to the palestinian service, they are supposed to be helping generals in 2010. and we're not sure that knesset is and in according with their constitution. has been a legitimate right to sign any agreement on the health of palestinian peoples. >> but even with all this problems. i remember what they offered indianapolis, to be a level shop. >>. >> it's not maybe the most generous offer possible from the israeli fight. and in despite this offer, at the end of the day, it's the result. and it feels to sign the final status agreement. and it's only another illustration of existing bilateral frame. but it's impossible to achieve. in a real solution. >> it's ashould be a regional comprehensive solution. we should sign with the arab league, with the palestinians and to find a solution forthe israelis and arabs . the deepest part of them identify themselves as palestinians. and i think it's also very, very crucial. it's the biggest issue to continue the same things and to ho

and hamas in gaza as well as hamas there is no islamic jihad being represented here neither of those are actually currently members of the p.l.o. although there is some discussion about that about in the future trying to bring them in and there is no representation here either by the p.f. lp the popular front for the liberation of palestine so some of the constituent parts are boycotting here is what hamas says leader ismail haniya had to say a little earlier today. hamas confirms that any council that doesn't carry the unification idea of the palestinian ranks is a council that never expresses the whole of the palestinians it is a council hits the unity of our people and it's the organization and its legitimacy and its representation over all palestinians kerry and president abbas is a sincere sprightly eighty three i suppose we could say but oh is there a sense of people our thoughts on turning to who may well be his successor. well you have there been thoughts about that for a long time and indeed there have been a couple of reports of of health concerns in recent months as well i

hello i'm daryn jordan this is live from doha also coming up missiles hit syrian military bases in hama aleppo what the government says is new aggression from its enemies. but u.s. search of state urges the palestinians to reengage with israel as he visits jordan on his middle east. and u.s. border guards turned away refugees who fled central america saying they conferences and more asylum. it's been an. other day of bloodshed in afghanistan dozens of people have been killed in a series of attacks with civilians bearing the brunt of the violence in the capital of kabul at least twenty five people died a suicide bomber set off explosives within minutes of each other close to the intelligence headquarters eisel says it carried out the attack in southern afghanistan police say eleven people including children were killed in a suicide car bombing targeting a nato convoy in come the whole nine people injured in that attack including six remain the nato troops were jennifer joins us live now from kabul jennifer so what more details are emerging about these double attacks in kabul. well they h

as a terrorist organization george bush claimed that holy land foundation was giving money to hamas but then neither there was any connection between them now george bush made the announcement after not in the meantime very peripheral or peripheral connection to the organization itself have been charged tried twice convicted and with sentences ranging from fifteen as you just go back a little bit though it was allied to the u.n. the salvation army the red cross even a two to usaid was in from texas for the oklahoma bombing. what is the holy land foundation when i thought of it but they were presenting unbeknownst to them they were presenting a pic of themselves being palestinians and of the palestinian issue in a light that was disturbing the well they're actually terrorists are actually giving money to evidence well the evidence game he did was unprecedented in the history of witnesses from israel testified anonymously claiming to the israeli secret police and one an officer was to say that the organizations with which holy land was working in palestine were controlled by hamas eve

is playing a role there and israel is accusing hamas or a hamas ploy if you will be behind the what's going on there so if in fact a mouse that has advocated military resistance or armed resistance against israel and it in fact was beyond the number of terrorist attacks within israel and that has a spirit of the number of initiatives against israel if it's at this point in time . embracing or adopting the kind of tactics we're seeing in gaza which is generally globally speaking peaceful i think that's a great thing for both have mass the palestinian people and for the struggle and for the international opinion to know that there are repressed people there in gaza and the rest of the palestine fighting for freedom but fighting peacefully. there's been a lot of criticism marwan also of the international reaction or lack there of international reaction one comment here from one of our viewers on facebook oban who says there's a lot of political hypocrisy on the part of the international community when it comes to protecting interests and allies he says so accept the reality because nothi

and paid by hamas.use by the israeli military which considers hamas a terrorist organization to consider everyone as a hostile threat. >> that's false. journalists are trying to work independently, they are not all in the pay of hamas and even if they are, it doesn't mean they should be shot by israeli army snipers, journalists in gaza is are working under incredible pressure and unable to leave. the photographer killed never left gaza, even though he tried. they are going up to the fence to photograph. he was wearing a clear press marker and he was hit. we know that there are israeli army snipers, some 100 sent there to prevent people approaching the fence but reports say this journalist was between 100 and 200 yards from the fence. what threat was he posing to the security of israeli forces. >> there was a report that he was operating a drone. used a drone in the past. is that in and of itself considered by international standards and rules of engagement a threat to a military that perhaps they though

the hamas use of violence they threw fire bombs they've been used farms and by the way i think this old admission that just barclays told five men oh please it's obvious interesting. read t. eighteen thank you toward. a core likely the world health and fifty four can i say i please are all a bit dark because after all what do you give the medico so if i make the post well i don't i'm not oh right you eileen. allie let me give robbie a chance to finish the thought and i promise i'll come back to you ali for if and one more thing tonight i have ra must stick according according to the official hamas to collaboration of the sixteen people they claim were died five were members of their military wing i'm quoting an official come us declaration today this was not a peaceful demonstration it was that it was instigated by hamas to create violence and peace are not being allowed to make my points this out fell ok so i suspect i learned on the oil can we move to your second and third point there will come too early for him hang on ali for a minute ago go ahead is. ninety ninety percent of the pa

first of all, hamas. they are collecting taxes from the people of gaza and they invest all of this money in tunnels and missiles. they not ready to divert even one dollar from missiles and tunnels to the benefit of people. not to invest money in electricity and water management, medicine, nothing. for them all those money, it's only to destroy the state of israel. the second reason they decided to stop refunding to any support of gaza strip, include payment for electricity, water. they try also the last border, i'm not sure if people really pay all attention. what is their slogan? what is their demands? not to live side by side with israel in peace. not to create jobs. but to destroy the state of israel. they are speaking to about the law of return to take over tel aviv. not demand for negotiation for peace. opposite. of course, you mentioned all challenges that we are facing around our borders. maybe we are facing more challenges than any other country in the world. of course, gaza strip have hamas and i

know hamas?you do you have an impression you can share with us about what is as, and what it might end up meaning for the day things begin to change for the better? of ham know many members as, talk with them at length. i had a long lunch with a family who is loyal to hamas. it is hard to answer the question. and theyut resistance an idea of how best to a, which that. in the end, people are really people. gazans as a whole have never mas more than 30% according to polls. when hamas took over in 2007 afraid.ere people would tell me that they really appreciate what hamas has done for them. what they meant by that was that the awful violence had ended and order had been brought. they could simply go out and walk on the street without feeling like they may be injured. i do not know what their political structure of thinking. i am certain that the younger leaders are making modifications in their ideas and their approaches. we will see. we will see, in the end, but they are fighting for them at all pa

members of the hamas military wing.y call them the terrorist of the violent riots in the spokesperson for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says part of the plan was that hamas even then children come a 7-year-old girl up to that fence, hoping israeli troops would shoot and kill her. listen to what david keyes told me. >> in fact, the 7-year-old girl right up to the barrier because they were trying to get her killed so they could use this for some perverse success. this little girl was wearing minnie mouse was sued and she was terrified. of course the army didn't shoot. they instead ordered her back to her parents. but this is the kind of insanity that stands behind hamas terror balloons are destroying israel and killing as many people as they can. trying to hamas as though continued. would you see going forward the next few weeks? >> well, i think they want to build this to the 70th anniversary of israel's birth, with the catastrophe, and the opening of the american industry in jerusalem at that time. they are

wing something hamas rejects completely hamas demands continued payment of its tens of thousands of workers even after p.a. staff who've been out of their jobs for more than a decade of hamas' rule resumed their roles. relations who worsened still by the bombing last month of the palestinian prime minister's convoy during a visit to gaza the p.a. leadership based in ramallah in the occupied west bank had already cut its gazan employees wages by thirty percent in an effort to squeeze hamas by restricting the inflow of cash from which it takes a cut. the p.a. employees union says that if the salaries don't turn up in the bank by wednesday they will launch one to scale protests but they're aware that their power is limited if as they suspect this is no technical issue then their wages depend on the political decision being made in ramallah herefore said i'll just gaza now firefighters are battling wildfires threatening parts of australia's largest city more than six thousand acres of bushland around sydney have been a blaze and saturday about five hundred firefighters are working to sa

something hamas rejects completely hamas demands continued payment of its tens of thousands of workers even after p.a. staff who've been out of their jobs for more than a decade of hamas' rule resumed their roles. relations who worsened still by the bombing last month but the palestinian prime minister's convoy during a visit to gaza the p.a. leadership based in ramallah in the occupied west bank had already cut its gazan employees wages by thirty percent in an effort to squeeze hamas by restricting the employer of cash from which it takes account the p.a. employees union says that if the salaries don't turn up in the banks by wednesday they will launch wider scale protests but they're aware that their power is limited if as they suspect this is no technical issue then their wages depend on the political decision being made in ramallah are a force that al-jazeera gaza one is iris is one of south america's largest capitals and just like many other big cities thousands of people are living in slums where now the government there is trying to integrate the slums into the rest of the city

and aleppo province describing the attack as a new aggression by its enemies to residents in hama of toil told the reuters news agency that the blast came from a military base which is reportedly used by iran backed forces but will stay across the story and bring you the details as it develops still to come for you on the program malawi's former president joyce banda tells al-jazeera she knows nothing about an arrest warrant against her. and another show of force from pakistan's pashtoon as a ques the government of denying them basic rights. hello there are still showers on the east coast of australia new south wales and queensland otherwise weather's fabian quiet we've got mine a little trust going through the bite which tends to give you showers every now and again but in the immediate future persecuted fine and quite warm twenty six melbourne's down to eighteen adelaide between the two it's a bit of a circulation here which is edging in this general direction which means fairly settled weather for the most part which couldn't be said for new zealand the last two days in particular

syria where the state television center is saying that rockets have struck several military bases and hama on the aleppo countryside but the army is calling it a new aggression by its enemies state media had earlier reported of successive blasts heard in the west and hama province iranian forces all stationed in the area while there as man. is in syria's aleppo province and when i can stand this mohamed lama now going through one of the strongest attacks on the military civilians in aleppo described hearing a huge explosion and their description is in line with what the state is saying the first of the airstrikes killed eight people at military posts in the aleppo countryside but we haven't heard a full tally of deaths from the military yet it is clear the explosions were massive and the equipment used was sophisticated it is only like the strikes carried out by the western trio which had minimal damage what is clear is that the syrian military. still being targeted and this was a big hit after the u.s. led air strikes one. hundred times is a syria expert on the washington institute for ne

as for hamas and their struggles, it varies week by week. since you were there, i think properly electricity was up to six hours a day, something like that. it has dipped as low as to last year and now it's generally back to around four. i don't see any indication that that will change dramatically. largely because of the hostility between them in gaza. >> they are very creative in how to store power and lots of photos of the various devices they bring. those who are fortunate enough to have a home and appliances like refrigerators and freezers are able to pretty much make things work by careful planning. : : >> so to keep at the front the conversation because i think although i cannot speak to the palestinians they feel like they are being erased and ignored and are disappearing and they are very much front and center even as the administration is cutting the funding which is challenging for those repairs in gaza and also a challenging job with the palestinian territory. so we do need to push back on that a little bit because it is so occup

as a cover hamas has used young people children women to approach the friends to try and infiltrate the funds and israel has again released video and photographs of people who. put burning material on kites to fly them over the border to try and set fire to israeli territory they show people trying to get through the fence and look there's nobody on this side in gaza will deny that these things are going on that some people are trying to get through the fence some people are lighting fires on kites to try and burn israeli territory i've seen those cards myself go over the over the fence nobody really denies that's going on the issue is this the is israel the justification israelis using to use live fire on these people israel says that hurling rocks israel says they have let these kites nobody is read doesn't say anybody is using live fire idea israel has used deadly force to react to what is coming from the gaza side we have now thirty nine people killed over four weeks of protests and many hundreds injured many particularly young man with life changing bullet wounds to their legs

because everyone is pushing hamas you know towards a particular position where the armed struggle is not the only means of oppositions and i can see that there are hammers along with islamic jihad and other. political dissident political parties going up wishing towards davis or choosing this. you know means it started as a possible alternative this is good but again as i was using this denies list billions and this again is yet another proof that we're not of what we do israel is not going to be happy with us because israel is the occupier they're going on as the palestinians other people look at what israel is doing in the west bank for the weekly protest peaceful protest in an alley and and bin laden as i was getting people and humiliating people look at what was doing to b.d.s. activists israelis also. you know suffocating those people preventing. even going to. come into. effect is serious again it's not what we do it's actually all very existence. it's interesting that you mention the word demonize and sharyn tyranny shared with us on twitter he said to swayze that the israeli

the top stories from al jazeera and other news the syrian army says several of its military bases in hama and aleppo have come under rocket attack. demonized by the president but still seeking sanctuary a caravan of refugees reaches the u.s. mexican border plus. i'm wayne hay in southwestern cambodia where we'll tell you why farmers here aren't concerned about the falling price of peppa. ok let's get you right up to date with a breaking story this hour coming to us out of the afghan capital kabul we have reports of two explosions the city has seen a number of attacks in recent months last week at least sixty people were killed in a suicide attack at a voter registration center jennifer glass joins us live now on the line from kabul jennifer what else do we know. peter the health ministry tells us that seven people were killed and twenty injured in those two attacks those numbers could invade rise as it is early days right now in the early hours happened just about an hour ago during morning rush hour in kabul in the shah strong area not far from the country's intelligence headquarters and

posed as foreign journalists hamas said he was instrumental in developing drones and was a command of its armed wing. brigades. security forces in saudi arabia's capital said they've shot down a toy drawn near a royal palace. video posted online appears to capture the sound of gunfire and the odd official second sound man was out of town of the time of the incident and an investigation is underway gammons the rebels have previously tried to fly bomb carrying drones into solving arabia. still ahead on the bulletin. and everything must go the contents of an entire airport terminal go under the hammer in london. from dusky sunsets if you sprawling savannah. to some rice atop an asian metropolis. hello and welcome to international weather forecast we're seeing changes taking place in the weather across europe frontal systems begin to push in from the west the high pressure slowly being displaced so we've got to showers across parts of france through towards the u.k. at the moment there of low pressure to close the iberian peninsula giving some pretty strong winds and the risk of thunderst

and hamas who controls gaza but both of them are not and they are seeing group hamas is not part of the p.l.o. that is not bound by what the national council will decide in your report reporter assert that it will represent the palestinian people it does not appear and see as since one thousand nine hundred six did not change the blood all the people who are in the law the b. and c. the fellas and i still count some are where are pointed or they are all there of the legal the legal age to stay in power they will be making decisions on behalf of science i mean interviews are here in just just on the point you're making about the p.l.o. i suppose the idea is that when it was founded certainly at that time the idea here the purpose as you well know is to be an umbrella for the palestinian factions and you mention the mass of course a mass will be absent from the meeting as you rightly say how much of a shadow does the hamas fatah rift cost over this meeting. world in the rest between them means nothing now at this meeting but for hamas not to be a part of the p.l.o. and the policy and nati

will and the injuries have been here some of them were actually hamas fighters and bombers. and most of those who were killed the last week well among them was with people who are paid by hamas. to work for hamas as there always are so what will they want to organize your attacks against israel and and what is their. doing the i think it is the. polling stations got hungry have just closed with the country's ruling party widely tipped to clinch another parliamentary majority from mr viktor orban feeder she is seeking a third consecutive term in office and polls ahead of the parliamentary election suggest it is right when party would retain its two thirds majority preliminary results are expected in a few hours time. the top and has been in power since two thousand and ten and previously served as prime minister in one thousand nine hundred eight in two thousand and two is hardline stance on the e.u. and immigration has created friction within the bloc hungry oppose the e.u.'s refugee resettlement scheme. of mr ation has also passed a number of controversial laws and the poli