chief what has happened with hamas. yes from israeli financing to hamas now. leading the struggle some palestinians would say against illegal israeli occupation you know we cannot replace the palestinians it's somehow we to help and that we we were ready to go ahead to even though we dismantled israeli settlements in gaza and pulled out every israeli settler or soldier and looked forward to cope with a deal with the palestinian. authority and then the the mass took over and seems then they accumulate to me look at which cover half of israel wide now. follow me every every several years where. a higher profile clash with them for some time and then. fall for some time with small exchanges or clashes it's not good but it's up to the palestinians the opportunities there we are ready to concede support the infrastructure as long as it doesn't go and. we allow the qataris bait mainly the qataris to help them financially and it's up to the palestinian people we will never settle with still we will never accept always something acceptable and we are strong enough to

branching out is there a lie from headquarters and i'm daddy navigator also coming up israel and hamas reach an agreement to end weeks of violence along the israel gaza border and that includes opening a main crossing. hong kong launches a mass coronavirus testing program but fears china may use it to crack down on activists keep many away. his life was the inspiration for a hollywood movie a critic of rwanda's president is arrested on terror charges it's. hello dozens of detained opposition politicians have walked free from prison in venezuela after being pardoned by president nicolas maduro some have been accused of attempting to overthrow the government they've been released ahead of elections in december the government says it's a goodwill gesture but it's widely seen as an attempt to boost participation in the vote some candidates are boycotting it's over concerns about cheating are latin america editor of the seer newman has more in. the show we'll see you know maybe i did as well as. communication minister was unexpected they get it out of people every minute decree article one

israel and hamas reach an agreement to end weeks of violence along the israel gaza border and it includes opening a main crossing. sudan takes another step to end years of conflict the country's leaders signed a peace deal with key rebel groups. his life was the inspiration for a hollywood movie a critic of rwanda's president is now arrested on terror charges. thanks for joining us venezuela's president is pardoning more than 100 of his political opponents ahead of parliamentary elections in december the government says this is a goodwill gesture but nicolas maduro his move is widely seen as an attempt to boost participation in the vote u.s. backed opposition leader one of my dog has already said he's boycotting the elections because of concerns about cheating human rights groups in venezuela say around 330 political prisoners are being held in the country arline america editor the c.e.o. newman has more from santiago chile. well everything about this has to do with the upcoming parliamentary elections which are due to be held in december the opposition to a lawyer who was recognized as t

up a ceasefire after 2 weeks of hostilities israel really opens its border with gaza in a deal with hamas. a pledge to resolve divisive policies from the mugabe era as in bob way offers to give back land seized from the former wife follows and why it 10 year old child has reignited the debate on abortion in brazil. the end. thank you very much for joining us france's president emmanuel mccall has been making clear his demands for levanon leaders to set the nation on a new course he said failure to shift direction within 3 months risked punitive measures and sanctions mccall is visiting beirut for a 2nd time since a devastating war explosion on august 4th that killed almost 200 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless has been at the center of international efforts suppressed for reforms and tackle corruption in lebannon and he was seen as instrumental in hastening the appointment of diplomat. as the new prime minister designate of lebanon. his al-jazeera is in a harder in beirut with more on that misses in just than a month's mccrone really projecting influence and power the politic

as ceasefire after 2 weeks of hostilities israel reopens its border with gaza in a deal with hamas of audio the only pardoned by the president venezuela's nicolas maduro freeze political opponents critics say it's too late gemini's the election and pledged to resolve divisive policies from the mugabi iraq zimbabwe office to get back land seized from former white house. about peace david with the school woman boil over djokovic breezing through his 1st round match in front of him 2 stands at the u.s. open. thank you for joining us french president emmanuel kohl is aging the quake formation of a new lebanese government to steer the country out of its deep political and economic crisis he's calling it the last chance for lebanon system michael has visited the beirut or for a 2nd time since the explosion on august 4th which killed almost $200.00 people. and left hundreds of thousands homeless mustafa was named prime minister just hours before michael moore landed in beirut on monday live to our jazeera zina harder who's in beirut motss square in the center of the nepalese capital zina peo

israel and hamas reach an agreement to end weeks of violence along the israel gaza border adding that it includes opening a main crossing. from a basket or to prime minister lebanon picks mr adam to leave the country which is recovering from a major explosion and facing a severe economic crisis. welcome to the program dozens of detained opposition politicians of walk free from prison in venezuela after being pardoned by president nicolas maduro some are being accused of attempting to overthrow the government now they've been released ahead of elections in december or latin america editor lucien human has more. after months and in many cases years of imprisonment opponents of president nicolas maduro were reunited with loved ones after receiving an unexpected pardon neuer in the league in a deal would had a stroke in jail thanked the government for letting him be reunited with his fan. while and bunya told by argued she'd been unjustly imprisoned. that i told him until i was blue in the face that i had nothing to do with the cues to me of that my only crime was being the neighbor of so

and uniting in the face of diplomatic deals by israel rival groups fatah and hamas won the 1st palestinian elections for 14 years. hello donald trump's refusal to commit to a peaceful transition of power if he loses the november election is stirring more reaction from both sides of the political divide while the democrats have head out of the president's senior republicans have been distancing themselves from trump's remarks and promised an orderly transition of power but trump is once again questioning the fairness of postal voting our white house correspondent kimberly halkett has this report. the peaceful transfer of power between presidents is a time honored tradition dating back to america's founding but it's one donald trump refuses to endorse should he lose the november election you have to see what happens. on thursday citing fears of widespread ballot fraud and vote rigging the u.s. president again cast doubt on whether he'll accept the results of the november poll we want to make sure the election is honest but i'm not sure that it can be i don't i don't know that it can be with

is saying at least to the extent that there is an agreement what hamas says about this agreement is that it will stop its in century balloon launches an explosive balloon launches as well as that the what it calls its night time confusion operations where groups go along the border fence and throw explosives and cause disruption and in return it says that israel is undertaking to go back to the previous collation situation which means allowing fisherman out into the mediterranean again from gaza's ports easing the restrictions of goods coming in which had been closed down just to humanitarian goods and food and medicine and also presumably the recent restoration of fuel supplies to gaza only power station which has been lying idle for some 10 days now since the fuel supplies were cut off meaning that gaza only has about 3 to 4 hours of electricity per day and they are also battling this corona virus outbreak the 1st community coronavirus outbreak since the start of the pandemic so these various things seem to have conspired to try to quell the situation as it stands with the mediati

reporter: it is all coming from the hamas side, which is typical. israel tends not to say anything about these announcements. media,ng to israeli there are israeli defense sources who are confirming what hamas is saying at least to the extent that there is an agreement. what hamas says about the agreement is that it will stop its incendiary balloon launches and explosive loon launches -- a balloon launches as well as what it calls nighttime confusion operations where groups go along the border fence and throw explosives and cause disruption and in return, it says israel is undertaking to go back to the pre-escalation situation, which means allowing fishermen into the mediterranean from gaza's ports, easing the restrictions of goods coming in, which had been closed down, just humanitarian goods and food, and also presumably the restoration of fuel supplies to gaza's power station, which has been lying idle 10 days now since fuel supplies were cut off, meaning gaza only has three to four hours of electricity per day. they are also battling this corona

and rival groups fatah and hamas reach a deal to hold the fast palestinian elections in 14 years. her senior republican politicians in the united states have been promising an orderly transition if donald trump loses november's presidential election this off to the president refused to commit to a peaceful transfer of power senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tweeted that there will be a peaceful handover of power as the has been every 4 years since 792 trump started the latest controversy when answering questions in wednesday's white house briefing we have to see what happens you know that i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and the ballot surges airstrip and that people are writing commit to making sure that there's a nice little word for all of the want to get rid of the ballots or you'll have a very transfer we'll have a very peaceful there won't be a transfer or frankly there will be a continuation of the ballots are out of control you know it and you know knows it better than anybody else the democrats know it better than anybody else. house of represent

whether this deal sticks may well be determined by progress on the longer term demands by hamas the job creating infrastructure projects such as new water treatment plants and industrial soon it was lack of such progress that was seen to be behind the decision to return to the balloon launches triggering this latest round of escalation there's plenty of short term interest on both sides to get this deal done hamas is dealing with a highly dangerous coronavirus outbreak in gaza israel would rather avoid a military confrontation while it works on its normalization agreement with the u.a.e. the question is whether this deal will address the core issues at the heart of these repeated cycles of violence or just engineer another temporary halt in austerlitz these are a force that al-jazeera west jerusalem white farmers in zimbabwe can now apply to get back land seized on robert mugabe was president more than 4000 farmers were forced from their land almost 20 years ago without me said zanu p.f. policy was to undo the racist inheritance of colonial era land grabs their objections provoked inter

in hama the dough traveled to the region to find. these other ruins of the royal city in but you know we're the post once the city of the powerful kingdom of kush that dates back to the 8th century b.c. there are remnants of temples palaces cemeteries and other places of interest that testified to the wealth and power of the question at state a major power in the north east africa region for more than 1000 years but now these ruins which have weathered thousands of years under threat through 2 weeks ago also residents of nearby villages joined hundreds of students from hutton university to protect the ruins ha tim had that was one of them. a cent of the honestly we've never seen anything like the floods this year they broke old differences and destroyed many homes including mine we're really worried they will sweep away the ruins the kings bought the house one of the few buildings still standing at the site was nearly flooded before the students and locals intervened it's. this is out here it is a mess of history right here that belo

reaching a new understanding israel and hamas agreed to hold weeks of aggression along the gaza border of bodies on the way to the also this hour pardoned by the president venezuela's nicolas maduro freeze political opponents critics say it's too late jim eyes the next election and a place to resolve divisive policies from the mugabe era zimbabwe offers to give back land seize from former white house. and on people stream of switch to school to including movement below move a chunk of rich breezes through reeds through straw march in front of the n.t. stood at the u.s. open. thank you very much for joining us french president emmanuel mccoy's urging the quake formation of a new lebanese government to see if the country out of its political and economic crisis is calling it the last chance for lebanon system my call is making his 2nd visit since a catastrophic explosion at beirut sports that killed almost 200 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless has been at the center of international efforts to press for reforms and tackle corruption in levanon and our. before the french pres

ok let's turn to the middle east hamas and fatah have agreed to hold the 1st palestinian elections in14 years the rival groups want to form a united opposition against deals israel has signed with the u.a.e. to normalize their relations palestinian groups accuse their arab neighbors of betrayal the elections are due to be held within 6 months well it's been a long running dispute between hamas and fatah relations back in 2006 when hamas won the election and solidified control of gaza the following year the rival fatah movement led by president mahmoud abbas was expelled to the occupied west bank after fatal attacks on each other's members and several attempts at reconciliation over the years failed plans to form a unity government never materialized moment bashara is senior political analyst he joins us from paris again here on this 13 genius why no one who gets what outs of this were you know. rate is better the number where we have try one number of agent over the last dozen years and they think you know because i guess among other reasons it wasn't as urgent as they well then it's

bible factions hamas and fatah say they've reached a deal to hold the 1st palestinian elections since 2006. sport one of the biggest football stars in the world you bring him a bitch test positive for coronavirus. senior republicans and democrats are pushing back against donald trump after he refused to commit to a peaceful transfer of power in november the us president has repeatedly cast doubt on the legitimacy of mail in ballots and on biden's day he was a vase when he was asked about the possibility of losing the election. we'll have to see what happens you know that i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and the ballots are disaster and the people arriving commit to making sure that there's a nice little word for all of the want to get rid of the ballots and you'll have a very transfer will have a very peaceful there won't be a transfer or frankly there will be a continuation of the ballots out of control you know it and you know who knows it better than anybody else the democrats know it better than anybody else. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was amon

the hamas government is widely credited for clamping down on criminals. ending years of knowledge on the streets of gaza. but then deliberately they democrat they used. underfed just ruled there was an excess of democracy. and drugs were prohibited but when on the ground. and there they asked dealers to stop but the dealers were addicted to the money so they were all shot dead at their doorsteps and one of them had bought the one that they were big merchants and people were coming in and out it was like a supermarket. market. despite its crackdown. with the belief that now they've been tipped off and they're on their way to do a drug bust and. they say this young man is dealing drugs with his brother he's taking them to his house where they planned to search for narcotics. and this is all they find this time around roughly a gram of. which will result in a charge of possession rather than distribution. but it's clear that such tactics can pay dividends the police showed us some of the drugs they have seized on previous raids. pills of ecstasy hashish and.

israel has reopened its only border crossing with gaza after reaching an agreement with hamas to end 2 weeks of hostilities along the border the cease fire deal brokered by cata well allow for critical supplies including fuel to cross into the besieged on clay the french the turkel weekly charlie hebdo is to republish controversial country and of the prophet muhammad 1st printed in 2006 it's marking a trial do just out on wednesday of 14 and edged accomplices to an attack on the magazine's headquarters 5 years ago 12 people were killed then the gunman cited the the cartoons as their motivation for the attack isolated and turkey is under arrest and was caught in the southern city of adama by security forces they say he was receiving orders from iraq and syria to launch an attack in taki. well those are the headlines i will have more news for you here story they stay with us. well the last thing peace ensued on rebel groups on the transitional government signed a deal to end 2 decades of conflict in darfur and 2 states in the south pole what happens to the hundreds of thousands of suda

still ahead on al-jazeera uniting in the face of diplomatic deals by israel rival groups fatah hamas won the 1st palestinian elections in 14 years. revisit an exit bishan the looks into the past to help understand the risks ahead for refugees and migrants. hello there a fairly calm picture across much of the middle east how much is know also assholes as they have been and in fact we have seen improvement with the weather conditions through the east end of the bed and on shore breeze so feeling much better get in jerusalem time which is the high twenty's 28 on friday 29 in beirut not to the north of there because you see some showers into southern areas a turkey that could be quite heavy at times and what the way gradually across towards the caspian sea but of course away from the it is fine and dry we could also see quite a few showers across into northern areas of afghanistan on towards pakistan as well also some blowing sand and dust as the temperatures not supposed to kill a whole day and a high of $35.00 celsius but feeling very humid with very light winds now central africa plen

the 1st palestinian elections in 14 years will soon be held after rival groups hamas and fatah came to an agreement this says the 2 groups try to form a united opposition against diplomatic deals israel has signed with the rain and the united states that has angered palestinian groups who've accused the arab neighbors of betrayal the elections are due to be held within 6 months in a way the world had to. restoring our national unity is a strategic and dialogue is the only course to take elections and a democratic process are the only means a clear cut agreement has been reached that elections on proportional representation basis are the most conceivable course to take with a timeframe no leaders in 6 months need to abraham is in ramallah she says this isn't the 1st time the 2 groups have agreed to hold elections. the fatah senior leader jupiters to has talked about a consensus and agreement that has been reached between fatah and hamas to hold elections in stages 1st to start by the gist of the council elections the presidential ones and then the palestinian national council elections

i know about this and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up israel and hamas reach an agreement to reduce weeks of violence along the israel gaza border which includes opening a main crossing. pardoned by the president venezuela's nicolas maduro friens dozens of political opponents but critics say it's only to legitimize the next election. plus hong kong launches a mass covert testing program but many are staying away because they're worried china may use it to crackdown on activists. french president emanuel not home is urging the quick formation of a new lebanese government to steer the country out of its deep political and economic crisis he's calling it the last chance for lebanon's system visiting the beirut port for the 2nd time since that explosion killed almost 200 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless well somebody was named prime minister just hours before home landed on monday let's go live to al-jazeera xina holder in beirut this is a very good 2nd visit by in my own back home as we saying very quickly after the 1st one what message is he sending here. well

and hamas won an election the last which is that actually it was won by hamas so when that but a serious i damned if they do doubt that they thought. we remember very clearly and this is been documented in the american men sued media that would have asked what the actions are hamas and fatah meaning the 2 main factions reached a deal it was the americas of the israelis that did everything possible in order to 'd plant this thing because her plea to break that deal and in fact the americans and the israelis give up by us incentives to break the deal so when the person is united they are looked down at as radicals or so forth and when they separate for the sake of peace they looked at as they fight it doesn't matter what they do as long as they insist on full israeli withdrawals from occupied land in 96 7th and just solution to the perceived refugees as long as they do that no matter who are present to them whether it is meant then i want to clarify whether or not it is a trump or at the end of the now the palestinians will always be rejected on on principle not because of their leadership

better access to the chinese market but of course with wang he coming to these diplomatic talks with hamas today with the cloud of having openly threatened the european lawmaker hanging over him they weren't necessarily the most or special circumstances to make big progress you

lots more news still to come here on the news for you including the agreement between fatah and hamas that could help unites the palestinian factions in the face of israel's diplomatic deals with some arab countries. as coronavirus cases rise in sweden with the country's unusual pandemic model is really sustainable. and in the sport action from a dramatic day at the world road cycling championships in italy. ok turn your attention to europe the french government has warned it's in a quote race against time to stop the spread of corona virus and it's reported a daily record of $16000.00 new infections for sense does an ma say condemn government leaders up in paris for ordering boston restaurants to close for 2 weeks restrictions are also being imposed in other cities as hospitals struggle to cope with increasing numbers of cope with 19 patients let's take you live to paris and our correspondent the tasha butler so now sasha how are the numbers stacking up up and down the country. well more than $16000.00 new cases of corona virus infection registered in the last 24 hours and more than

the israeli army says it has struck hamas targets in the gaza strip early on wednesday the bombings are an apparent retaliation for rockets fired from the hamas controlled territory the previous evening now the rockets were launched as israel the united arab emirates and bahrain signed accords in washington to normalize diplomatic relations u.s. present dollars from posting at white house ceremony placing himself in the role of international peacemaker peacemaker other ahead of elections in november thank you very much the decision by the united arab emirates and bahrain to normalize ties with israel breaks decades of consensus within the arab world a peace deal with the palestinians has long been upheld as a prerequisite for establishing relations with israel. and trump and netanyahu are hopeful though that all the arab nations will follow suit creating a major shift in ties in the region. and the blessings of the peace we make today will be enormous 1st because this peace will eventually expand to include other arab states and old timidly it can and the arab israeli conflict once and

whether this deal sticks may well be determined by progress on the longer term demands by hamas for job creating infrastructure projects such as new water treatment plants and industrial soon it was lack of such progress that was seen to be behind the decision to return to the balloon launches triggering this latest round of escalation. there's plenty of short term interest on both sides to get this deal done hamas is dealing with a highly dangerous coronavirus outbreak in gaza israel would rather avoid a military confrontation while it works on its normalization agreement with the u.a.e. the question is whether this deal will address the core issues at the heart of these repeated cycles of violence or just engineer another temporary halt in austerities are a force that al-jazeera west jerusalem afghan officials say at least 190 people have been killed after a week of heavy flooding in the country flash floods triggered by heavy rains across mudslides in the north and east of the country or 150 people were injured and 12 are still missing over 1000 homes have been swept away with rescue

well now israel has reopened its only border crossing with gaza after reaching an agreement with hamas to end 2 weeks of hostilities along that border the cease fire deal which was brokered by cata well allows for critical supplies including feel to cross into gaza our correspondent high force that has more from asterism. after lying idle for 2 weeks gaza's only power station is being resupplied with the diesel it needs to function and israeli ban on importing the fuel had left gaza's residents with just 3 to 4 hours of electricity at a time followed by 16 to 20 hours without the new timetable is supposed to be 8 hours on 8 hours off. is one of the immediate results of the agreement reached between israel and hamas after weeks of israeli air strikes in reply to palestinian rocket incendiary balloon launches which rist a broader escalation but it's just a gamble it has sought after a series of mediations that asked by qatar we agree to stop the escalation in return for israel's agreement to implementation projects in gaza which will create jobs the chances what happened is an important

now and hamas and fatah have agreed to hold the 1st palestinian elections in 14 years the rival groups want to form a united opposition against the ills israel and signed with bahrain and the u.a.e. to normalize relations palestinian groups accuse that arab neighbors of trail elections are due to be held within 6 months in any way the world had the facilities restoring our national unity is a strategic and dialogue is the only course to take elections and a democratic process are the only means a clear cut agreement has been reached at elections on proportional representation basis are the most conceivable course to take with a timeframe no later than 6 months or mohamed always says palestinian american politics political analyst and he says he agree mint is the right move. they have no choice but to reconcile and to unite because on them started with. president trump when he moved the american embassy and be jealous of him and gave carte blanche to the prime minister of israel to our next lands and that's the golan heights and do whatever he wants you know he does whatever he wants as

to turn hamas reached a deal to hold the 1st palestinian elections in 14 years the poll is due to be held within the next 6 months it coincides with a move by the 2 groups to form a united front against israel this after the u.a.e. and established diplomatic ties with israel and yet this month angering palestinian groups have accused their arab neighbors of betrayal. restoring our national unity is a strategic and dialogue is the only course to take elections and a democratic process are the only means a clear cut agreement has been reached at elections on proportional representation basis are the most conceivable course to take with a timeframe no later than 6 months israel is imposing even stricter coronavirus knock down measures after a surgeon infections prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the restrictions are necessary to keep the country from being pushed to what he calls the edge of the abyss hurry force that has more from west jerusalem. israel was already one week into its 2nd coded 1000 locked down now with new cases nearing 7000 a day and the health system issuing warni

i don't know that hamas is going to do that for them.st say this, general jack keane was on with me yesterday. speaker, he said this is a geopolitical paradigm shift. he said that is specifically true. forget about the five, six others. if it is just saudi arabia, the world their changes. what do you say about that? >> mr. gingrich: i think general keane is right. when you have the leader of hamas saying -- and is quoted as "the new york times" as saying, "not a single jew will remain," there's not much ground for negotiating. all these countries, first of all, they are much more afraid of iran then they are of israel. they've decided they have had a half-century of trying to help the palestinians, and the leadership is so corrupt that it manages to grab the feet away from victory every single time. they're looking out for themselves in an intelligent way. general keane is right, this thing has billed now -- remember, for three and half years, this was a conscious strategy. again, i want to go back and say that, without jared kushner, it

they'd rather be focusing on the normalization deal with the united arab emirates and of course for hamas they are dealing with a major covert outbreak the 1st community level covert outbreak inside the gaza strip since the start of the pandemic trying to do so under the current situation or the previous situation with these very restrictive punitive measures imposed by israel in terms of reducing the fishing area down to 0 not allowing any diesel in for the only power station in the strip was becoming pretty much untenable and so that was the opportunity one which most recently was seized upon by the qatari envoy hamas is saying that that that was the that the most recent bit of mediation that came through with this deal and under its terms we've seen the fishing zone reopened although fishermen can't go out because of the coded restrictions gaza is under complete lockdown crucially there will be diesel coming in so the electricity situation is due to go up from 3 to 4 hours followed by 16 to 20 hours without electricity to an 8 hours on 8 hours of patent $27000000.00 worth of qatari mon

as denial of any personal connection to hamas or the muslim brotherhood and that he believed that their inclusion on the so-called terrorism list by israel was politically motivated. however the 2 parties also agreed that quote mr l.d.s. profile can continue to include references to his designations by the israeli minister of defense as a main operative of hamas departments in europe headquarters in europe and how much office in europe. tom realm is how also emailed h.s.b.c. the bank that closed the accounts of the p.r.c. in the finsbury park mosque to ask about the closure of those accounts but he never received a reply one of the common complaints against these lists is that they are the reason why people can't get access to the banking system that poses some merit but it's not entirely true because it is not the role referred to it or to decide in a binary yes no moment when people should have access to banking their role is to provide information to the best of their ability to parent who then apply what we would call their own risk. to that information contacted rif in a tip and sp

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rival groups hamas and fatah say they've reached a deal to hold the 1st palestinian elections in 14 years the vote is expected to be shadowed within 6 months of the last parliamentary elections in 2006 so hamas win an unexpected majority and lead to a conflict with fatah to stay with us up next is the stream. or welcome to the final episode of the stream add on give united nations general assembly the un and the string teamed up this week to bring you some of the most important global issues being discussed at the united nations general assembly so these are a big conversations important conversations we're not intending to have them without you so we are on t.v. we are on instagram we are on you jumping to the comments section and you can be part of out the scotian so today we're looking at activists musicians who are determined to make sure the paris agreement actually happens the engine possibly to paris uses musicians and art and culture to try and move the needle on climate action take a look. climate change is an issue that affects every person and. music breaks down and redefines g

cease-fire now in place between israel and hamas sparking another step towards peace in the middle east following historic treaty between israel and the united arab emirates. live in jerusalem with more on the deal. >> reporter: a major announcement as hamas, the group and control of gaza struck a cease-fire agreement with israel. there have been ongoing tensions for more than a month with ied balloons launched over the border from gaza. and occasional rocket fire. israel responded airstrikes in gaza and the region looks on the brink of another round of violence. as part of deal gaza's 2 million residents will receive covid-19 aid aged will be expanded to normal levels and fuel will enter gaza from israel. most important a $27 million of qatari money will be distributed there. this summer they had 3 days of electricity due to fuel shortages. a senior hamas official told foxnews they were not optimistic that israel would uphold their end of the agreement but noted covid-19 is very serious right now. they've seen good dozens of cases and is currently in a lockdown. as we've seen in the pa

hamas have reached a deal to hold the first palestinian election in 14 years.incides with the move by the two to former united front against israel. this, after the uaw and rain -- establishedain diplomatic ties with israel earlier this month. >> restoring our national unity is a strategic end. dialogue is the only course to take. elections in the democratic process are the only means. a clear-cut agreement has been reached that elections on proportional representation basis are the most consumable -- considerable course to take with the timeframe no later than six months. lauren: israel is importing stricter coronavirus lockdown measures after a surge in infections. benjamin netanyahu says the researchers were necessary to keep the country from being pushed to what he called the edge of the of this -- the abyss . more for west jerusalem. >> israel was already one week into its second covid-19 lockout. now with new cases nearing 7000 a day and warnings of over stretch, daily life and the economy are to be as restricted yet further. >> in the past two days we he

in the last hour hamas, the militant islamist group that controls gaza, has put out a statement condemningl. their spokesperson, hazem qassam said: "bahrain after the emirates, joins the path of normalization with the zionist regime, making them a partner in the aggression against our palestinian people, because it means that they accept the deal of the century that trump announced. this deal is danger to the palestinian cause, and arab national security. " the bbc‘s tom bateman is injerusalem. good to see you again. thank you for joining us. more and more reaction. tell us about how significant this is in relation to these relationships between the us, between the gulf states as well. relationships between the us, between the gulf states as wellm isa between the gulf states as wellm is a significant moment because it would help them gain regional recognition from the arab countries that took a significant turn when their ties with the israelis never have a month in bahrain, the fourth arab state in history to make the israeli prime minister said it's a historic moment to pivot towards pea

hamas — which controls the gaza strip — says the move does grave harm to the palestinian cause.bos after europe's biggest refugee camp was gutted by fire. they're demanding to be allowed to travel on to mainland europe. britain's coronavirus epidemic is once more on the rise. for the first time since march, the r number for coronavirus infections has risen above the crucial level of one, meaning the virus is now spreading again. more than half a million people in the us state of oregon are fleeing deadly wildfires raging across the pacific northwest. hundreds of homes have been destroyed.

early wednesday morning came in apparent retaliation for rocket fire from the hamas controlled territory the previous evening palestinians began firing rockets over the border at the same time a ceremony was being held in washington to mark the start of diplomatic relations between israel united arab emirates and bahrain u.s. president donald trump also at the white house ceremony placing himself in the role of international peacemaker ahead of us elections in november. thank you very much please the decision by the united arab emirates and bahrain to normalize ties with israel breaks decades of consensus within the arab world a peace deal with the palestinians has long been upheld as a prerequisite for a stablish in relations with israel. and trump and netanyahu are hopeful though that all the arab nations will follow suit creating a major shift in ties in the region. and the blessings of the peace we make today will be enormous. first because this peace will eventually expand to include other arab states and old timidly it can and the arab israeli conflict once and for all. but the agr

political class is not an act much needed reforms then they face the threat of sanctions in other news hamas says its reach an agreement with israel to end the latest escalation of violence along the border with the gaza strip the deal brokered by katakana gaza struggles under a ban on fuel deliveries which have led to power cuts israel's prime minister has invited a delegation from the united arab emirates the 1st flight by israel's national airline landed in abu dhabi on monday v.i.p.'s on board included white house advisor jared cushman a u.s. brokered deal for relations between israel and the u.a.e. it was announced 3 me. ago and his 1st reaction to the deal iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali harman a called it a betrayal to muslim nations and one that won't last he went on to accuse the u.a.e. of normalizing israel's occupation of palestinian lands china has warned india over rising tensions at the disputed border india says it disrupted what it calls provocative military movements by chinese troops in the east and the doc region china accuses indian forces of violating its territorial