palestinian reporter works for hamas, and a hunger strike that lasted three months. >>> a candidate that broke a taboo, and how the news media handled it. if in doubt and your campaign is bottoming out. bash them >>> india's capital witnessed extraordinary scenes, 800 journalists marched to the supreme court to present a petition demanding protection. . >> as well attacks. a student leapeder at -- leader at a university was arrested on starches much sedition in charges marking the muslim kashmiri, convicted of an attack

this man was working for a tv studio, accused of being a hamas activist.e was held under administrative detention, which under israeli law allows the authorities to indefinitely hold without trial prisoners deemed to be a threat. earlier this month israel's supreme court lifted the ord, but ruled that he may not leave the hospital or be transferred to one west bank. according to his lawyer, he has lost 40 kilograms, and no longer has the ability to speak. israel has 6,900 palestinians. 650 of whom are under administrative detention. the war in yemen is taking its toll media. >> one was killed covering fighting for houthi forces. and the yemeni resistance that support forces to the country. he was shot by a houthi sniper and died on the spot. he works for the yemen launched tv website. journalists are facing a conflict. some have been casualties of the crossfire. two television journalists and their three children were killed in an air strike by the saudi-led coalition in sanaa. at least 10 other media people had been killed in yemen 18 months ago >>> when

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. >>> and hamas proudly showing off a new tank.ooks rather impressive from here, doesn't it? we'll tell you the problem with the tank and tell you why none of the generals in the israeli defense agency is too, too concerned yet. we're coming right back. you don't want to miss it. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particles out. try super poligrip free. . lou: joining us now, former army vice chief of staff, fox news military analyst, general jack keane. great to have you with us. let's start, if we m, wi h ca, laying out, working on a budget but laying out the

and that got stirred up by a hyperbole on the part of hamas and hamas' number one purpose is to destroy israel. the one thing i worry about is hamas getting their hands on a weapon of mass destruction. hezbollah, hamas, they're out for the destruction of israel. if you don't like what israel is doing with some apartments, okay? then go and tell them if that's what you don't like, if you're the leader. but don't tell them in front of a bunch of cameras. do you have children? >> no. >> you're too young to have children. but we have people here who have children. if i want to correct my children, i don't do it in front of other people, and if i ever get close to that, they make it clear they don't like it. what i'm saying with the israelis, you got a problem, you can tell them. but tell them in private. when you say you are turning a whole group of people against us, look, i'll just say this. recognize the state of israel. guarantee their permanent security. stop launching katyusha rockets into israel. stop sending people in with knives to kill people, they went from rocks to knives now, a

that's when hamas took control of the strip from fattah. they both consider hamas a terrorist organization and caught between the political wrangling are tens of thousands just trying to get by. >> i've been trying to go since last year. for eight months. i almost lost my job because i haven't been able to go back. they will have to renew their permits and passports and wait for their chance to escape this open air prison. al jazeera. >> however in the occupied west bank dozens of people have been demonstrating in ramallah in support of palestinian journalist who has been refusing food for 81 days now in protest of being held without charge by israel since november. he said he will continue thinks hunger strike until he's free. >>> egyptian president el-sisi has announced he's handing legislative authority back to parliament. >> president el-sisi delivered his first-ever speech to parliament. the democratically elected lower house which was dominated by muslim brotherhood m.p.s was dissolved in 2012. since then all power has been in the han

we didn't get the tommy about a hama shirt. who -- about a hama shirt -- bahama shirt. meteorologist: the weekend will be wild sore we shouldn't be heather: nice. 50's. meteorologist: nice stuff. back to normal temperatures next week. somewhat stormy in the middle of next week. a whole mess of things. it won't be a straight snow situation, it doesn't appear. ed: into wednesday, into thursday maybe even. meteorologist: yeah. centered around the middle of the week. heather: don't you dare give the kids another snow day. >>> tonight, the showdown in the south just hours away now. donald trump after taking on the pope, taking on another giant, apple. apple firing back. >>> the showdown in nevada. hillary clinton and bernie sanders. and this evening, the early gift for clinton. >>> inside the rescue, one passenger trapped.

>> in 2007, hamas took control of the trip from fatah. egypt and israel both regard hamas as a terrorist organization. tense of thousands are caught in the middle of the political wrangling. >> i've been trying to travel since last year for eight months. i live in saudi arabia and i almost lost my job because i haven't been able to go back. >> those who don't get out of gaza this time have to face the harsh reality that their freedom of movement is decided by others. al jazeera. >> there's more to come on al jazeera, including pope francis speaking in one of mexico's toughest neighborhoods, promising to address corruption and crime. >>> the stars come out in london at britons press film awards, the baftas. teachers loved him. >> we were walking the river looking for him. i knew something was really really wrong. >> all hell broke lose. >> people were saying that we were terrorists. >> how are you providing a cover for your brother to do this? >> we saw the evil side of the social media take off. >>> turkey has shelled kurdish fighter for

they say hamas is encouraging the strike to further weaken the palestinian authority which is alreadyg with a budget crisis. but striking teachers here say thissing isn't a political issue for them, it's one of fairness, because although they make up the second-largest sector of public workers, they are also the lease paid. this man is in charge of communications for the prime minister's office, he says the government is doing its best to address the teacher's demands. >> all prior agreements will be met by the end of the month, as well as the teachers will -- will see an increase of 5% in their salaries, but that doesn't mean that this is the end of the discussion. >> reporter: on sunday the head of the palestinian teacher's union resigned after he was accused of siding with the government. teachers here say protests like this will not only continue but also get larger. al jazeera, ramallah. >>> the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has held talks with the president of burundi to end months of political unrest there. he was on a mission to encourage dialogue between the president an

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hamas took control from the rival faction, fatah.e script and iezzo regard hamas as a terrorist organization. tens of thousands are caught in the middle of the political wrangling. >> i have been trying to travel since last year. for 8 months. i live in saudi arabia. i almost lost my job because i haven't been able to go back. >> those who don't get out of gaza this time have to face the harsh reality that their freedom movement is decided by others. al jazeera. >> still to come on al jazeera, the u.n. report that has revealed more people died last year in afghanistan than at any time since the u.s.-led invasion in 2001. haiti has a new leader. he has only one 20 days to form a new government and take the troubled country to fresh elections. >>> hello again. a reminder the top stories. sushingeyshelled kurpdib fighters for a second day. the turkish government wants fighters of the ypg armed group to withdraw near syria border with turkey. polls have closed in 70s tral african republic following a presidential government between two f

that's when hamas took control from the rival faction.e script and israel regard hamas as a terrorist organization. tens of thousands are caught in the middle of the political wrangling. >> i have been trying to travel since last year, for eight months. i lost my job because i haven't been able to go back. >> those who don't get out of gaza have to face the reality their freedom movement is decided by others. >> in the occupied west bank, three pal stinzians have been killed in two incidents. two 15-year-old boys were shot in janine after allegedly opening fire at israeli soldiers. and a 17-year-old was killed at a checkpoint near bethlehem. 176 palestinians have died since october following a spike in violence in israel and the occupied teartors. 27 israelis have died. airstrikes by the saudi-led coalition in yemen have left a number of people dead. a warehouse and a nearby factory in the capitol hit overnight. a coalition is fighting to restore the government in yemen over thrown by houthi rebels marking the 5th anniversary of the prote

when you throw into the mix in addition to the islamic state, hezbollah cells, hamas cells, al-qaeda cells, then there is the muslim brotherhood on top of them. >> armstrong: hold that, we are coming back. this is serious and monumental. ran dumb from the archives of the muslim brotherhood, right here in america how did they build their infrastructure? how do they describe themselves? how do they use american's laws against them. how do they plan to make their presence known or have they already? >> this is the beauty of that little book, armstrong. this is the secret strategic plan of the muslim brotherhood. explanatory memorandum of the strategic goal. written in 1991. only came to our attention, 2007-2008, largest terrorism trial holy land foundation trial. that lays out the answer to every one of your questions. this book talks about how you build stelfully the infrastructure for jihad. there was an article back in wall street journal talking about in germany overrun by migrants, refugee seekers, performing what the muslim brotherhood and other islamist call the hidra, colonizati

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when you throw into the mix in addition to the islamic state, hezbollah cells, hamas cells, al-qaeda cells, then there is the muslim brotherhood on top of them. >> armstrong: hold that, we are coming back. we'll be back hello! i'm mack lyon and i'm phil sande. we're here eve week th a bible message abou living isearch of the lors wa we would love to have you visit next week. and we're onsored by vel churches of chri your area that's rved by this stion. and th wld love foyoto come and worship with them. i ho you will. god bless you. we love yo >> i know we have a book, men ran dumb from the archives of the muslim brotherhood, right here in america how did they build their infrastructure? how do they describe themselves? how do they use american's laws against them. how do they plan to make their presence known or have they already? >> this is the beauty of that little book, armstrong. this is the secret strategic plan of the muslim brotherhood. explanatory memorandum of the strategic goal. written in 1991. only came to our attention, trial holy land foundation trial. that lays out the

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russia actively conspires to contribute to the reaching of corresponding agreements between fatah and hamas and we undertake at many states as egypt was involved and undertakes efforts in this respect. we agreed to cooperate also in this direction. russia also confirmed its adherence to all the decisions of international community which are aimed to create in the zone of the free office mass destructive weapons and will continue to impose without the interested parties to promote the task of the start of the corresponding process. today we also confirm the readiness to continue our line aimed at the offering assistance to our arab friends in the knowledge of relations between them and the islamic republic of iran. we consider it an important task which is the solution of which will contribute to the promotion and crisis in the region including the syrian, yemeni and some other. our known situation on the initiatives will continue that the necessary political mass will be form to start the peaceful dialogue in all these issues. thank you. i would like to give the thought to. the foreign mini

fighters say they had taken control of hamas in the countryside. the group says it killed a number of soldiers in the battle. >> the village sits on the supply forces, and neighbouring hama province. fighters from a number of groups are fighting the forces, which is dominated by the syrian fighters known as y.p.g. monitoring development closely, regarding the terrorist group under the p.k.k. turkey says it will not stand bias the kurdish fighters move. >> it provide an atmosphere for d.a.e.s.h., al-nusra, pyd and y.p.g. to grow and spread. syria is a country that exports terrorism. turkey suffers the most. and affected by attacks in syria. >> there's a chance that a deal between the u.s. and russia will bring some kind of a ceasefire by saturday. that excludes i.s.i.l. and al nusra front. and the cessation of the hostilities. >> the syrian hostilities wants guarantees that the government will not target rebel groups under the pretext of continued operates against i.s.i.l. and nusra. while the government says it will accept the truce, it warned rebe

that's when hamas took control of the strip. egypt and israel regard hamas as a terror. >> organization. tens of thousands are caught in the middle of the political wrangling. >> i've been trying to travel last year. i almost lost my job. i haven't been able to go back. they have to face arching reality. the freedom of movement is decided by others. >> thousands of protesters rallied in india's new dehli. some say it's part of a wider clampdown on the sent. the government says it's only tracking down on what it calls anti-national elements >>> this is one of the most liberal and socially diverse groups in the country. and students are known for voicing opinions and vocalizing their thoughts. they now say that they are worried about speaking their minds after a student leader was arrested. sedition charges. they say that they cut down. >> this is the kind of matter coming back. maybe tonight enabling us. there is a fear. it's profile what the state is wanting to break down. >> reporter: the general public informed student and tea

hamas is rebuilding dozens of tunnels destroyed years ago.un. >>> decision 2016, candidates are spread out across new hampshire trying to sway voters. democrats and republicans have another debate before tuesday's primary vote. likely no difference as candidates try to woo the granite state. unlike i, was nearly 40% of new hampshire residents say they're undecided or consider themselves independents. many say don't wait until the last minute to make up their minds. >> they're going to make the decision on their own. not really influenced by, you know, the crowd. >> i'm not looking for a handout. i don't want anything from government. and i want my fellow neighbor to feel the same way. >> before i, was polls show donald trump with a more than 20 point lead over competitors in new hampshire they show a double digit lead for bernie sanders overillary clinton. political analysts say new hampshire is a must win for trump and clinton. trump has left new hampshire and campaigning in arkansas. >>> now, a little more on what makes the new hampshire pr

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government forces are also reported to have truck hama.l of the plan is to have nationwide session accusation of hostilities between the syrian government and the opposition. it specifically excludes isil, al-nusra front and other groups designated as terrorist groups by the u.n. the syrian president has said his forces are ready to respect a pause in fighting, and the vast majority of eligible syrian rebel groups says they will commit to a two-week truce. and turkey which has been shelling the main kurdish militia in syria, who says the ceasefire will be take part if its own security is threatened. let's go to jamal near the border. who has signed up, and who hasn't? >> reporter: well, let's look at the positives of this, julie. the rebel groups, roughly 96 of them, who designated what is called as the higher negotiation council, they are signed up to this, they include some of the major opposition groups, they are saying they are going to abide by it. al-nusra front as you mentioned who are an opposition group who do fight along people l

they say hamas is encouraging the strike to further weaken the palestinian authority which is alreadying with a budget crisis. but striking teachers say this isn't a political issue for them, it's one of fairness, because they make up the second-largest sector of public workers thatry the least paid. this spokesperson says the government is doing its best to address the teacher's demanding. >> all prior agreements will be met by the end of the month, as well as the teachers will -- will see an increase of 5% in their salaries, but that doesn't mean that this is the end of the discussion. >> reporter: on sunday the head of the sales -- palestinians teachers union resigned. teachers here say protests like this will not only continue but also get larger. >>> he or his allies have repeatedly won parliamentary majorities in thailand, but military coups has forced him into exile. he says hef fears for his life. he has been speaking to wayne haye in singapore. >> reporter: for the best part of a decade, this man has stayed awide from thailand but remained deeply connected to its politics. af

it reads-- " hamas new tank rollout draws social media snickers." the tank rolled out during a funeral. the israeli prime minister poked fun at the picture on twitter... highlighting one little detail. there were two half-tracks-- which is odd because tanks usually don't have the post claims the terror group took the tank from israeli forces and made it their own. but not everyone on twitter is buying it. and finally your last headline comes from "the new daily dot com." of a dirty brown potato fetched how much?" irish artist-- "kevin abosch"--- created this piece of art. the image is just a plain brown potato on a black back drop. but the artwork caught the attention of one german business-- who shelled out more than 1 point 5 million dollars for the piece. making it the 15th coming up-- the push to grow medical marijuana in the sunshine state could be coming to a halt. why three weed nurseries are actually suing to have florida's rijuana process delayed altogether. plus-- a passenger on a is subdued by four ple... all while they were in the air. w

he script and israel regard hamas as a terrorist organization. tennessee of thousands are caught in the middle of the political wrangling. >> i have been trying to travel since last year, for eight months. i live in saudi arabia and i almost lost my job because i haven't been able to go back. >> those who don't get out of gaza this time have to face the harsh reality that their freedom movement is decided by others. dorsa jabara, al jazeera. >> palestinian woman has been shot and critically wounded in the occupied west bank city of hebron. israeli police said she tried to attack an officer with a knife. it is the third such incidents in the past 24 hours. earlier, a 17-year-old was killed at a checkpoint near bethlehem. israel says he tried to stab a security guard. two 15-year-old boys were shot in janine after a little bitly opening fire attisitioni soldiers. a spike of violence since october has seen 176 palestinians killed. 27 israelis have died. hundreds of bahrainy use have taken to the street to mark the 5th anniversary of the 2011 protest

sot - col kemp "the islamic state, like al qaeda, like the taliban, like hamas, hezbollah.. all the terrorist groups we're confronting, they all use human shields.. they will hide behind their civilian population."/jeff barnd bridge/"another finding in the report airstrikes alone have never won a war. the *chief* solution is coalition boots on the ground and there's only *one* nation to lead."sot - kemp "that effort has got to be led by the united states of america .. there's no other country that can do that// unfortunately we have to accept the fact that there are going to be civilian casualities or we have to accept the fact we're not going to beat the enemy."kemp bi-partisian group of lawmakers to take his findings to the president.in washington, i'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 a wall streeeejournal investigation found the personal information of about 2-million iowans has been exposed. 3 a security gap on the republican party's website apparently listed names, phone numbers, birth dates and voting records of republicans, democrats and independents. a spokesman for the secre

new jersey to florida for what was originally intended to be a seven day foi voi aj to the ba maz hamas. on the 6th bay day they encountered rough seas off cape hatteras. and then for 12 hours. >> i was flung 18 feet across the cabin. hit a door and knocked myself out for a minute. got thvment it was very scary. we dididt think we would get back home. terrifying. the fright eveninged passengers say the captain literally left them in the dark during the with worse of it. they said it would be cleared up in two hours. >> and imil nelson wants know why the captain decided to sail into the storm. the thing about the storm was it was forecast for days. so why in the world would a cruise ship with thousands of passengers go sailing right into it? >> >> lynn: for now the weary travelers are just very glad to be back on dry land. >> i am so glad to be home. thatas a heck ave ride. >> lynn: royal caribbean says four passengers suffered minor injuries and all the passengers will get a full refund and certificate towards 50% off a future cruise should they choose to go oj on another cruise. >>> >>

clovis: this amateur footage shows trucks leaving hamas to bring military aid to besieged areas of syrian desperate need of supplies. workers are bringing flour, food, and medicine to the population. >> we have 18 trucks going to -- clovis: areas include counts besieged by rebels, by the islamic state group, and by syrian regime forces, such as madiya, where residents gathered when the convoy arrived. the people there have been suffering greatly from the lack of food. the delivery of aid had been made possible by the talks between the u.n. special envoy and the syrian foreign minister. the u.n. refugee agency remains cautious. >> i think that it is going to always be complicated, so any progress is good progress. some convoys start reaching, hopefully, the areas that were previously hard-to-reach or besieged, i think it is a good sign of goodwill that we need to build on. clovis: a syrian official prompted -- responded, "no one needed to resume -- remind the regime of its duty toward its people." top diplomats reached a deal for a cease-fire, which should go into effect on friday. violen

he's accused of having links to hamas, something that he denies. in the occupied west bank, his relatives celebrate the end of the hunger strike. >> we're happy to announce that his battle with hunger strike with the help of god, the unity of our society and agreement was reached at the hospital. >> under the zeal reached, he'll continue to receive treatment at the northern israeli hospital where he's currently being held and will be allowed periodi periodic visit by his family. >> after coming near death the deal reached with israel is something of a compromise. although he's managed to secure his eventual release, more than 700 palestinians remain in administrative detention, a policy of imprisonment that israel isn't likely to change. >> a palestinian man wanted by israel in connection to a decades-old murder has been found dead in a bulgarian capital. he was found in the compound of the embassy. he was wanted in israel for killing an israeli settler in 1996. the embassy told them that the dealt was the result of violence on the territory of the

the iz rye rayleighs and the palestinians are teaching the jews to kill israels, and here is what hamas does, they launch attacks on them, and the deal between the israelis and the palestinians given the current makeup of the palestinians is not possible so the next president of the united states has to be somebody like me standing firmly on the side of israel. i am not saying that i am not on a side, becausely bon israel's side every single day, because they are the only pro american free enterprise democracy in the middle east. >> mr. trump? [ applause ] >> i am a negotiator, and i have done well over the years through negotiation, and it is very important that we do that. in all fairness, marco is not a ne goesh negotiator and i watched him meltdown and it is one of the worst things i have ever seen. >> he thinks that the palestinians are a real estate deal. they are not a real estate deal. >> well, a deal is deal. >> and it is not when you are dealing with the terrorists. >> and you are not a negotiator. and with your thinking, you will never bring peace, and you will never bring pe

israel accuses him of being part of hamas. the 33-year-old has been on a hunger strike since shortly after he was detained. his health had deteriorated. he's in poor continue in a hospital. on thursday, israel supreme court was expected to rule on appeal. acting to have him released from administrative detention, based on medical grounds. officials believe the court will rule to suspend the detention, meaning that once he's recovered from his hunger strike, he'll be put back in an israeli gale. >> in is mohammed's wife. if israel doesn't release her husband, he told her that he will continue the strike, even if it costs him his life. >> hamad was here, he said i reject my detention and refuse a deal. he wants his freedom. when the lawyer asks him what is the longest you agree to spend in gaol, he said as long as it takes to transfer me from israel to hospital. he is not budging. >> an israeli committee ordered health workers to treat with salt and supplements without his consent. he'll continue to resist israeli intervention i

israel accuses him of having links to hamas. something he denies.elatives celebrated the end of the hunger strike. >> translator: we won his battle, with the help of god, the unity of our society, an agreement was reached at the hospital. >> reporter: under the deal reached with israel, he'll continue to receive treatment at the hospital where he is being held and will be allowed periodic visits from his family. once he has recovered he will continue his administrative detention until his release on may 21st. after refusing food for 94 days, and coming near death the real reached is something of a compromised, although he has managed to secure his eventual release, more than 700 palestinians remain in administrative detention, a policy of imprisonment that israel isn't likely to change. >>> ireland is voting to elect a new government. it's seen as a test of the outgoing leadership after six years of economic difficulty. years of austerity, cutbacks and tax hikes have left many voters calling for change. neave barker is in dublin for us, and from the

israel accused hamas operatives of being behind the killings and launched an offensive on gaza, in which over 2000 palestinians and 72 israelis were killed. catherine: the united nations is removing more than 100 peacekeepers from their duties after more allegations members of the force were involved in sexual abuse. human rights watch revealed allegations earlier today from a 14-year-old and an 18-year-old that they had been gang raped in central african republic. the u.n. commission is launching an inquiry. they have already identified seven more possible victims. the troops are being repatriated and they will be confined to their barracks while they wait to be sent home. here in france, hundreds of lives have been turned upside down by the ongoing state of emergency. amnestyhe assessment of international. it has today published a damning verdict on the use of emergency lost since the paris attacks in november. the government confirmed it will ask our limited to extend the state of emergency for another three months. thomas waterhouse has the story. thomas: "upturned lives," that's the

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government forces are also reported to have struck hama. the goal of the plan is to have a two-week cessation of hostilities between the syrian government and the opposition, it specifically excluded isil and other groups designated as terrorists by the u.n. the syrian president says his forces are ready to respect a pause in fighting. and the majority syrian rebel groups have signaled that they will take part. in turkey, which has been shelling the main kurdish militia in syria, said the ceasefire is not binding if it's own security is threatened. >>> well let's speak now to jamal live in the turkish town close to the syrian border. hi, there, jamal. so the al-nusra front haven't signed up to this truce. it sounds very fragile indeed. >> indeed, julie, and that's one of the main reasons for the pessimism that a lot of people have. from normal people inside syria to politicians and analysts both here in turkey and elsewhere in the region. not only does the ceasefire not include nusra front, which is one of any main forces which are consider

that we've come a long way but we see it still demonstrates that we have a way to go in that area hamas is not allowed to have all call as part of her bond condition her tentative date is april eight christina's for jacob thirteen years now the last time the virginia beach police officer was busted for dui he spent less than a week behind bars a jury convicted ryan won with dui and hit and run a two thousand and nine he was off duty when he crashed into a car on twentieth street and of the department's dui enforcement team a judge sentenced to five days in jail and a five hundred dollars fine. norfolk city treasurer wants his felony trial postponed loire france a deeper flats confirms the motion is in the works to the defense team wants to wait until the supreme court rules on former virginia governor bob mcdonnell its attorney says the results of that case could have an impact on the proceedings against her for a grand jury indicted her foot last month thousands of people poured into downtown norfolk to hear democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders the vermont senate are electrif

well, israel is being forced to kill children i hamas. they're putting children on rooftops. they're firing rockets. we are sort of being led into doing something that we don't want to do. bore the palestinians are even worse, or the palestinians don't recognize israel's right to exist blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. but it never amounted again to a defense of what israel was doing. the policies it was undertaking. it failed to acknowledge the vast disparities of power between israel and the palestinians, or even israel and hamas. the fact that israel was being resupplieresupplie d with arms and weaponry by the united states. it wasn't taking any of these things into account. it basically amounted to a tired and well thought centuries old kahlÚa discourse of the native made me do it. that's what it amounted to. this is something that colonizers, sadler colonizers and others have been saying since the beginning of the tide of european colonization, that i came into this situation a clean heart and pure soul, with clear motive, and my encounter with the barbaric other, right, bro

that is when hamas took control of the strip from its rival faction fatah.ael both regard hamas as a terrorist organization. 10s of thousands are caught in the middle of the political wrangler. >> translator: i have been trying to travel since last year for eight months. i live in saudi arabia and i almost lost my job because i haven't been able to go back. >> reporter: those who don't get out of gaza this time have to face the harsh reality that their freedom movement is decided by others. al jazeera,. >>> still ahead on the al jazeera news hour. haiti has a new leader. but he has only 120 days to form a new government and take the troubled country to fresh elections. plus. >> reporter: i am jonah hull with the soldiers of owe den patrolling the streets of northern finland protecting, they say, the citizens here from refugees. >>> find out in the world champion can beat the weather and his rivals at the sweeped rally. ♪ ♪ >> people loved him. teachers loved him. >> we were walking the river looking for him. i knew something was really really wrong. >> all h

there is, according to the syrian state television, a car bomb in hama, south east two people were killed. there's also clashes between the syrian fighters and i.s.i.l. i.s.i.l. is not party to this truce, so it is not technically the truce applies to them. areas near the border with syria which is called the turkman mountain, a group there accused the syrian army of attacking it around four or 5 local time this morning, so clearly after the truce started. they say three of its members were killed, but the most important thing to highlight is that we haven't seen or heard any reports with regards to russian or syrian government fighter jets hitting areas inside syria. some activists are saying that the mayhem military base in the province of latakia, that's the russian military base, is very calm this morning >>> thars for that upba date. a suicide attack in afghanistan has killed 11 people and injured 40 more. a local police commander is among the dead. >> reporter: the taliban, these insurgent groups are still active in parts of afghanistan and they're going after some significant targe

although he has never been charged with any crime, israel accusing him of being part of hamas which is classifies as a terrorist group. his health has been at a rating and he is on a hunger strike. on thursday the court is expected to rule on an appeal submitted by his lawyers asking to have him released from administrative detention based on medical grounds. palestinian officials believe that the court will rule to suspend his detention which means that once he has recovered from his hunger strike, he will be put back in an israeli jail. this is his wife's. she says if israel doesn't release her husband unconditionally, he has told her he will continue his hunger strike even if it costs his life. >> translation: he was clear. he said i reject suspension of my detention and refuse this. he wants his freedom. when the lawyer asked him what's the longest? he said as long as it takes me to transfer me back. >> reporter: the committee ordered health workers to begin treating him with salt and spluments without his consent. it is clear that he will continue to resist any such israeli interv