hamas say they committed murder.ve made a palestinian like ashraf kill a leading hamas militant? and how might the israeli security forces have found and recruited such a man? the fuqaha murder confession wasn't the first time ashraf was noticed. he was active in the violence that erupted after hamas took power here in 2007. it turns out that ashraf was a member of hamas security forces. he was heavily involved in fighting against hamas opponents. then, back in 2007, he started to adopt more radical views. in 2007, ashraf kidnapped and murdered the owner of a christian bookshop in gaza. when rami ayyad's body was recovered, it was disfigured by multiple stab and gunshot wounds. ashraf was a brutal killer. i wanted to find somebody who could explain his motivation. jihadists aren't welcomed here by hamas authorities in gaza, but i have managed to contact one of them who is very influential among these circles. i hope he will be able to tell me more about ashraf. did ashraf share his plans with other radicals here? jih

after hamas to power.es. he was heavily involved in fighting against hamas opponents. in 2007, he started to adopt more radical views. in 2007, ashraf kidnapped and murdered the owner of a christian bookshop in gaza. when his body was recovered, it was disfigured by multiple stab wounds and gunshot wounds. ashraf was a brutal killer. i wanted to find somebody who could explain his motivation. jihadist two are not welcomed hereby hamas authorities in gaza, but i have managed to contact one of them who is very influential in these circles. —— jihadists are not. i hope he will be able to tell me more about ashraf. did ashraf share his plans with other radicals here? jihadists had been arrested in gaza, and even killed. the hamas authorities had attacked mosques. was ashraf motivated by revenge? i am hoping my contact will give me some answers. so, i met him. he didn't want to be filmed. but he told me very interesting stuff. ashraf approached the jihadists, claiming he was a member of the so—called islamic st

is like isis hamas is like al qaeda hamas is like hezbollah hamas is like a book all around and they are completely not the same things from us it is as much a nationalist movement. as leaders and a religious movement and for the good of from those signs priority to its nationalist drones over its religious schools this false notion of trauma is part of this ultra i don't know that work is not bought even by normans for the american military in two thousand and ten the united states central command to centcom the highest military command in the us if you testified report the question the current us policy of isolating and marginalizing how much as well as has played in lebanon the report described the two groups is pragmatic and argued that putting them in ok during the same sentence as if they're all the same is just stupid and the us military isn't alone in this assessment isis itself has attacked a mosque again and again because i'm not radical enough bit to pragmatic and too compromising. i spent a lot of time on my radio program going over a hamas is charter what it says it want

the palestinian authority blames rival group hamas for an attack on prime minister rami honda last convoy and. what the latest from the u.s. on its hotly contested special election that could impact president trump's agenda . to begin though with breaking news on the world's greatest scientist even hawking has died at the age of seventy six in a statement his children paid tribute to their father saying he was an extraordinary man whose work and legacy will live on for many years and the hayward looks back at his life and achievements. this was a life of the pools and. stephen hawking was often treated like a rock star scientist millions prepared him for his gift of communicating complex matters to the masses the common man's genius. we're alive we're intelligent coded some of the most anik magic mysteries of the universe its origins structure and and from big bang to black hole his life was also an enigma nine hundred sixty three hawking was almost twenty born in a student at cambridge university when he was diagnosed with a degenerative condition he was given just two and a half but wen

of trying to assassinate him hamas has condemned the attack and has denied any involvement. the u.n. says nearly one hundred fifty civilians have managed to leave rebel held eastern gotye in syria the government's ally russia and rebels have agreed to evacuate injured people from the area which has been under heavy bombardment for the past three weeks alan fischer reports. we've come from eastern guta perhaps physically most definitely would like to be out and what are you about we've left behind because. we were about two hundred people living in the cellar without light or electricity and very little food it was impossible to leave because of the events many people decided to leave and head to duma and only forty of us stayed behind in that cellar and decided not to leave until the syrian army entered the city. my children tell me that we don't want to die whenever they tell me this i cry tears of blood and pray to god to make me type and for them. others have been bussed out of the area after the group reached an agreement with the united nations the russians and others a

palestinians in gaza as thousands take to the streets demonstrators supporting the militant group hamas were met by israeli fire at the border officials say at least seven palestinians were killed and hundreds more injured also on the program. diplomats arrive at the russian foreign ministry to hear who is dead who's got to go in the latest round of expulsions twenty had been announced today in the standoff over the poisoning of a former russian agent and his daughter in britain. welcome to the program israel's military has clashed with demonstrators in the gaza strip as thousands of palestinians began six weeks of protests called by the militant group hamas the palestinian health ministry says at least seven palestinians have been killed and hundreds more injured. this could be the beginning of weeks of tensions in the palestinian territories the first clashes erupted soon after thousands of palestinians started building tent cities on the gaza side of the border to israel. there marking a number of historic events the creation of israel and the expulsion of palestinians in one thousan

she was sent by hamas. is there no bottom to hamas' cynicism? it was disgusting. an abomination. this is the essence of hamas. >> the palestinians are accusing israeli forces of firing into this crowd of people. the head of the party is calling for an investigation into the violence. accu accused of using real live rounds into this crowd. not all of them were armed. do you think an investigation is warranted here? why was the response by the israeli defense force necessary in this case? >> well, it was necessary because we wanted to stop thousands of people from sh w m swarming into israel. it was necessary to defend our citizens. just to address one element of what you said. the interior minister of hamas was very prideful when he said this. his name is fatah hamid. he said our elderly, our women, our children excel at being human shields. when we saw the unfortunate violence, it is a direct result of hamas' policy to hide behind children, to hide behind women. israel only targeted people who were actively engaged in violence. people who shot rockets at israel. p

military and palestinians in gaza as thousands protest demonstrators supporting the medicine group hamas were met by israeli fire at the border. officials say at least ten palestinians were killed and hundreds more injured also on the program. at russia's foreign ministry as moscow expels more diplomats of twenty three countries were told. russian agents at least daughter in britain. the secret of a long and successful relationship according to a new film others as well apparently so stay tuned to find out more. i'm filled welcome to the program. israel's military has clashed with demonstrators in the gaza strip as thousands of palestinians wrap again six weeks of protest called by the militant group hamas the palestinian health ministry says at least ten palestinians have been killed and hundreds more were injured. this could be the beginning of weeks of tensions in the palestinian territories the first clashes erupted soon after thousands of palestinians started building tent cities on the gaza side of the border to israel. there marking a number of historic events the creation of isra

the palestinian authority blames rival group hamas for an attack on prime minister brought me home the last convoy in gaza. and calls for help from the international community is violence continues and democratic republic of congo. outgoing u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson is urging a smooth transition after his dismissal by donald trump via twitter on of his top aides released a statement saying tillerson was unaware of why he was forced out that official was later fired also the democrats say it said another sign of chaos and white house trump and says policy differences are to blame but the two of disagreed over a number of issues including the iran deal and the blockade of qatar tillerson will be replaced by cia director mike pompei o the advocates more aggressive stance on north korea and iran and its job will go to jeanne a hospital who's set to become the first ever female leader of the cia we'll get more on that shortly first though roslyn jordan looks back at the friction between tillerson and. it's not every day you lose your job the social media but an emotional rex til

and was it's not happening right after your so-called agreement on reconciliation the head of hamas inthe gaza strip yeah since he said no well in the universe can disarm us on the country we will continue to have the power to protect our citizens that does that we hardly know where you're going to have our loved one i'm going about this arming cameras but we are looking you say one having you said one woman and that under me just to meet leadership because we don't want to allow any group later to use that and different so you think hamas is going to become the armed wing of fact i think if they think that this is an ending of it is that if a thinking rationally they have to accept and it's not a no one issue of the many issue is to find that mechanism to start to implement this agreement which was been saying before the three months in cairo and there is some positive signs and i think that some of that imus leaders now they had a hook lies that the only way for the first was that if step towards five think i would is that a conciliation based on that national agree and that's why ha

but that division between the palestinian authority dominated by fatah and its political rival hamas in gaza was once again on full display a palestinian president's office accused hamas of responsibility for the attack given its continued control of security in the strip hamas condemned both the explosion and the p.a.'s accusation. written accusations can only achieve the goals of the criminals that targeted the convoy of. the bank suspects who wants to destroy the palestinian. occupation. some analysts suggest salafist groups aiming to cause political chaos were behind the attack on the crater itself shows you just what a sizable device this was the immediate impact obviously substantial the question now is how far the shock waves of what happened here will carry over into the political process between fatah and hamas. reconciliation efforts have been stalled for months since hamas dissolved its administration last year so far there's been no full resumption of p.a. control in gaza with talks foundering on issues such as jobs for tens of thousands of hamas members and control of it

so we are going that way we are not a we are trying to convince our brothers from hamas and there issome we don't know getting very from with that it is getting a very desperate needs at the time but it's our target to reach this moment to unite. and was it's not happening right after your so-called agreement on reconciliation the head of hamas in the gaza strip yeah how since he said no one in the universe can disarm us on the country we will continue to have the power to protect our citizens that does that we have to have a we're going to have our loved one going about this arming commas but we look and you said well having you said one well under under legitimate leadership because we don't want to allow an equal validity was that and different so you think hamas was going to become the armed wing of fact i think if they think there's an ending of everest in your favor thinking rationally they have to accept and it's not a not one issue that many issue is to find that mechanism to start to implement this agreement which was been saying before three months in cairo and there is som

palestinians in gaza as thousands take to the streets demonstrators supporting the medicine group hamas were met by israeli fire at the border gaza official said at least ten palestinians were killed and hundreds more injured also on the program. russia expels more diplomats ambassadors were summoned to the foreign ministry in moscow twenty three of them were told to send stuff home when the standoff over the poisoning of a former russian double agent and his daughter in britain. sierra leone prepares to vote d.w. talks to both sides in the delayed second round of the presidential elections you take place on saturday. also coming up watch out for space junk this is for much i mean spacelab is on commission calls of course with the except no one using control and scientists a rough idea of where it might last. we'll talk to a space scientist about where he thinks it might come down. to a. harmful gale welcome to the program. israel's military has clashed with demonstrators in the gaza strip as thousands of palestinians began six weeks of protests called by the militant group hamas the pa

maya: are these demands from hamas' side anything new?hey say nothing less than the entirety of our land back, but what is at stake politically? reporter: for hamas it is important to keep this momentum, for the protests to keep going, especially because they have not much to show at the moment in gaza. also the reconciliation with the arrival of the party. they have not really materialized. one has to say as well these protests have the support of all the political factions. there are grassroots organizations that are part of this want for return. they want to highlight the plight of palestinian refugees, especially now in may and april. we have a lot of memorials coming up. there is israel celebrating its 70 years of the founding of its state, and on the other hand you have palestinians commemorate to -- commemorating the catastrophe when they had to flee their land. gaza has been closed off the past 10 years, that is of importance to many gazams as well. maya: we will be talking to you a law in the coming weeks leading up to the annive

convoy was traveling in gaza no one has claimed responsibility but the presidential spokesman blame hamas it is denying any link and condemned the bombing as well as palestinian leader accuses them of having ready accusations of palestinian the palestinian prime minister said the attack will not stop him from doing his job. what's been done today on the beat her crossing will make us more solid i confirm that we've had contact with the president and three cars have been detonated but this will make us more solid and we will see goes again i'm traveling tomorrow and then i'll be back to go to work the risks are of course live now to imran khan in ramallah so what more do we know on this. well i can tell you that the palestinian prime minister is absolutely defined he says as you heard in that speech that he will visit gulzar again he's actually traveling to rome for the united nations relief works agency the palestinian refugee refugee agency donor conference in rome once he gets back from there he's likely to travel back into gaza so he's being defiant but the palestinian authority blamin

extract from us recognition of the occupation this is what mr cin one of hamas in gaza strip said and it's still there always with best medicine and i must by the way for how mr putin has israel or the fact that a good as is it again but we understand that the state of palestine is a mess and it's a and b. a lot of hope and eyes and we're saying that the violet and recognition nineteen ninety three when we stand also look so the factions is not a must for them because i look like what is what's going on and is a different way because they didn't organize even the quota systems of the palestinians you are talking there is a united by government to look at him isn't it them there are armed forces that he bade him a civilian administration in israel you don't have that you have you have different voices you have hamas you have islamic jihad you haven't thought about any of the any details and call it international and it's a very international place and the only one people are going to negotiate with israel is also they have different views developed forces it's not quite the same out th

protest demonstrations rallied on the israeli border for a six week protest course by the militant group hamas they were met with israeli fire guns over should say at least six palestinians have been killed and hundreds more injured and also coming up a disused chinese space lab on collision course with planet earth where would it end earth's atmosphere adlib cause any damage we talk to the head of the european space agency. and back in the ring with you can look at the boxer who proves she's still got a heart for the battle after fighting a serious illness. and unwelcome among the touchy. israel's military has class for demonstrators in the gaza strip this thousands of palestinians begin six weeks of protests scored by the militant group hamas the palace in the health ministry says at least seven palestinians have been killed and hundreds injured. this could be the beginning of weeks of tensions in the palestinian territories the first clashes erupted soon after thousands of palestinians started building tent cities on the gaza side of the border to israel. there marking a number of historic

the palestinian authority blames rival group hamas for an attack on prime minister rami convoy in gaza. russia has missed britain's deadline for answers on the poisoning of former double agent surrogate scruple and his daughter prime minister to resign may want to know why a soviet era nerve agent was used the kremlin says it won't respond without samples of the substance maze expected to discuss britain's reply when she meets her national security council later on wednesday to be phillips reports. is this the level before the storm the british government says it's looking at ways of responding to what it believes is now re just backed by russia this is part of a pack of behavior by the putin regime and you'll seeing this reckless support for the use of chemical weapons all the way from syria to the streets of. in our country. being encouraged by the determination of our friends to stand with us except that friends aren't so predictable these days the american president shortly after sacking a secretary of state who was highly regarded by the british government says it sounds to him as

israel says gaza's hamas leaders just want to stir up unrest on the border.mpts by hamas to cross into israel through the border with squads of terrorists to kill our people. we can't allow our border to be porous. we can't allow the hamas activists to tear down the border fence and enter israel. we would be putting our people in danger. but now palestinians plan to stay in these camps near the israel border for the next six weeks, and the fear is that with further protests, there will be further unrest. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. earlier, i spoke to our middle east analyst alan johnston about the violence in gaza. a really extraordinary day of tension yesterday and the violence, confrontation on the border line that marks the edge of gaza and the start of israel. as you say, something like 15 or 16 people killed... their funerals taking place today. scenes of rage and anger in the streets of gaza as these people were buried, the health ministry saying that there are something like moo in hospital as well, and of course very different interpretations

the palestinian president is blaming hamas hamas is denying any link in condemns the bombing as well as the palestinian leadership. dozens of people who managed to escape a rebel on klav near syria's capital damascus have reached a reception center in government controlled territory more than one hundred people have safe been allowed to leave. as part of an evacuation deal. rebels and russia. and russia says it's not to blame for the poisoning of a former spy in the u.k. the foreign minister sergei lavrov says the british government is refusing to provide moscow access to materials related to the attack and said ok strip owl and his daughter. cats are petroleum has signed an oil field concession deal with the emirate of abu dhabi despite the own going blockade against the agreement will allow ever r.t. companies to continue developing and operating an offshore oil field the united arab emirates egypt bahrain and saudi arabia have imposed an embargo on cata since june of last year they accuse cassar supporting terrorist groups do have very mentally denies the accusations the somali pa

when the superstitiously it's run by the palestinian authority but hamas are responsible for security there so it's likely that hamas will react in the coming hours but this is a very strong statement from the palestinian president's office blaming hamas for the attack iraq on live for us there in ramallah. now least three people have been killed in an attack on a military facility used by yemeni forces backed by the united arab emirates the car bomb was detonated near a military kitchen in yemen's port city of advent witnesses say ambulances have been taking victims to the hospital the somali parliament has banned a port company owned by the united arab emirates from working in the country that follows a deal signed earlier this month between d.p. world ethiopia and the breakaway region of somaliland somalia doesn't recognize the deal and is accused of dubai based company of undermining its sovereignty and violating international law somaliland declared itself the republic in one thousand nine hundred ninety one but it's not recognized by mogadishu or most other countries abdi smale

around because of the palestinians buried their dead on saturday but hamas has promised six more weeks of mass protests in the run up to the seventieth anniversary of israel's founding if past history is any lesson these protests are likely to end and more violence and bloodshed. among the. house and pollution is a journalist in gaza he was asked one of the funerals today house and watch have people been saying there. well the families of the people they wear. and. they want to. know that accountability at least i visited two funerals one of the time of the show me a video when a guy was shot while he was skating and just holding. someone he was shot in his head from the back. and they were very angry and they said we want to accountability. our son once was on on me he was throwing stones but they did that they didn't injure the soldiers who were behind the fence. so they're very angry and they're looking for accountability what about the situation right now at the border what is it like there. in the morning i went to one of. the places in the areas where. the mass protests yesterday

in the division between the palestinian authority dominated by fatah and its political rival hamas in gaza was once again on full display the palestinian president's office accused hamas of responsibility for the attack given its continued control of security in the strip hamas condemned both the explosion and the accusation that started it with. these accusations can only achieve the goals of the criminals that targeted the convoy of. the bank suspects who wants to destroy the palestinian clans is the occupation. some analysts suggest salafist groups aiming to cause political chaos who are behind the attack on the crater itself shows you just what a sizable device this was the immediate impact obviously substantial the question now is how far the shock waves of what happened here will carry over into the political process between fatah and hamas. reconciliation efforts have been stalled for months since hamas dissolved its administration last year so far there's been no full resumption of p.a. control in gaza with talks foundering on issues such as jobs for tens of thousands of hamas

military and palestinians erupt in gaza as thousands protest demonstrators supporting the militant group hamas met is really israeli fire at the border gaza officials say at least fifteen palestinians have been killed and hundreds injured also on the program. ambassadors arrive at russia's foreign ministry has bosco expelled more diplomats twenty three countries must now send staff members home as the standoff over the poisoning of a former russian double agent escalates and. laughter the secret of a long and successful relationship according to a new film there are other secrets as well apparently so stay tuned to find out more. time maya schwager welcome to the program israel's military has clashed with thousands of demonstrators on the border of the gaza strip the palestinian health ministry says at least fifteen palestinians have been killed and hundreds injured the militant group hamas has called for six weeks of protests and this was just a won. clashes erupted soon after thousands of palestinians started building tent cities on the gaza side of the border to israel. they're marking a nu

health ministry says over one thousand demonstrators were injured in the violence the militant group hamas has called for six weeks of protests and was is already the largest demonstration on the border in recent years. it's mostly quiet today on the border between gaza and israel palestinians are holding funerals for those killed in yesterday's clashes the israeli army is keeping watch over the border some protesters remain at the tent cities set up the day before they say they're not giving up. ya know my motherboard or. what is there hoping that the old will die out and the young will forget. but the young are here they want to go back to the lens of their fathers and grandfathers the young want to go back they have more ambition than their elders. israel's military released images showing palestinians throwing stones at the border on friday israeli gunfire killed at least fifteen people but the military says it was careful to target only what it calls instigators the spokeswoman accuse the militant group hamas which controls gaza of using civilians to disguise attacks on israel what we

at al jazeera hamas rejects palestinian president mahmoud abbas's accusation that it was behind last week's attack on the prime minister. and they call themselves of violence interrupt the ex gang members who are helping to keep new york's crime rate at a seventy. hello there is turning a lot cooler now for some of us in the eastern parts of china shanghai will see the temperatures drop on wednesday our maximum will just be eight degrees that's five degrees below the average but it's a one day wonder and as we head through into thursday the temperatures recover quite nicely and this time will be back up at fifty nobody a great deal of what weather around is tall just a few bits and pieces of rain perhaps over some parts of china but those look like they'll be coming and going during the day towards the west we do have more of a significant feature over afghanistan at the moment of giving some of us some heavy rain and over the mountains a fair amount of snow to it's working its way towards the east through the northern parts of pakistan into the northern parts of india there as we he

in the relationship with hamas i think. it's for the conciliation are behind us now and we entering a new era of. material pressure on hamas to give back to the palestinian authority and has this downturn in relations been a direct consequence of that bomb attack on the prime minister's convoy as he went to gaza. that was the trigger and the. talks between the two parties have been. fluctuating and not working and this. against the prime minister convoy was the trigger for the for shifting the equation of the relationship between fatah and hamas i think. president has a bloke. the way for more talks and he is good he's being into a new era of putting the pressure on how many to give. back or do it on completely by its own how important is it would you say that the two palestinian factions come together put another way how important is palestinian unity for the ultimate objective which is a sovereign homeland. i think it is a must and it is a crucial element is the basic but unfortunately. the ballasting affections are. comp

poisoning of a former spy expires soon also this hour the palestinian authority blames rival group hamas for an attack on prime minister convoy in gaza process no clear winner in sierra leone's presidential election a runoff will be held in two weeks. thank you for joining us this been a turbulent fourteen months in power for us president donald trump and tuesday was no different following the surprise sacking of his top diplomat no one was more taken aback by the news than secretary of state rex tillerson in south. only found out via twitter one of his top aides released a statement saying tell us and was unaware of why he was fired that official was latest sacked as well as trump insists policy differences are to blame the two had clashed over a number of issues including the iran deal and the brocade of kata status and will be replaced by cia director michael impale he promises a more aggressive stance on north korea and iran says they're on the same wavelength gina hospital is set to become the first ever female director of the cia but she could face a tough confirmation hearing in t

the israelis are blaming hamas for inciting the violence.t's the reaction been from other countries? >> the reaction from the u.n. secretary-general that there should be an independent inquiry. other representatives of the u.n. said both sides should try to calm the situation. what the israelis tell us they're seeing from their side on the other side of that flimsy fence in the fields around gaza is a different picture to that being presented by the palestinians. the it's realsraelis say that t of people approached the fence, some of them setting fire, rolling tires at the fence. at nighttime they captured some video of hamas gunman approaching the fence. you can see some gunmen there putting what appear to be explosives on the fence, an explosion on the fence. they had other daylight video showing people setting fire to the fence. what the israelis said at the outset, they warned clearly this is sovereign territory, that anyone who tried to breach the fence, this is the concern that hamas would try to use these thousands of people to breach

military and promised to erupt in gaza as thousands protest demonstration supporting the militant group hamas is really file at the israeli border guards off issues eighty seven palestinians have been killed and hundreds more injured also coming up diplomatic limousines arrived at the russian foreign ministry a small school starts a wave of explosions it's the lizards in the sound off over the poisoning of a former russian double agent at his daughter in britain. and the job use family for char is in saudi arabia looking at the latest reforms announced by the conservative kingdom all the country's leaders not more in tune with its people. but also in the next sixty minutes of watch out the spacelab about the piece of chinese space junk is on collision course with planet earth redwood as it entered the earth's atmosphere and but it's also the damage we've talked to the head of the european space agency. and tibet's spiritual leader the dalai lama mocks the sixtieth year in exile read reports on the fittest loyalty he commands china's efforts to isolate him and the prospects for the future. cod

the militant palestinian group hamas has called for weeks of protests in the run up to the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the state of israel for palestinians the day represents a national catastrophe when hundreds of thousands of palestinian refugees had to flee their homes today's protests were billed as peaceful sit ins but they quickly descended into violence leaving at least fifteen palestinians dead and hundreds injured. clashes erupted soon after thousands of palestinians started building tent cities on the gaza side of the border to israel. they're marking a number of historic events the expulsion of palestinians in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight which helped create the israeli state the deaths of six arab israelis in demonstrations in one thousand nine hundred eighty six and the scheduled opening of the us embassy in jerusalem in may so i'm going in for the palestinian nation assures today that we will never accept all the conspiracies targeting jerusalem and blocking the right of return. israel has doubled its military presence on the border similar protes

israel says gaza's hamas leaders just want to stir up unrest on the border.mpts by hamas to cross into israel through the border with squads of terrorists to kill our people. we can't allow our border to be porous. the hamas activists to tear down the border fence and into israel. we would be putting our people in danger. but now palestinians plan to stay in these camps near the israel border for the next six weeks, and the fear is that with further protests, there will be further unrest. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. another tearful apology from another australian cricketer. david warner has finally held a news conference over his part in the ball—tampering scandal. the former vice—captain said he took "full responsibility" for his part in what happened, without answering questions on what his part had been and who else in the australian team might have been involved. here he is speaking earlier. right now, it is hard to know what comes next, but first and foremost... is the... is the well—being of my family. in the back of my mind, i suppose there is

in the gaza strip but this was a response from hamas. we call on our egypt brothers to intervene immediately in order to stop this criminal policy against the people of palestine and the palestinian cause and these policies prepare the environment for the arrival of the so-called deal of the century that will separate the west bank from gaza and we call for the creation of a large national front to reject these decisions and allow the reconstruction of the palestinian home. all right because he's a correspondent now to abdel-hamid is live for us in ramallah in the occupied west bank and it seems very much to say there is even more dividing hamas and faster than ever. well certainly the rico insulation talks have been down take a big step in the back backwards you read just heard now from both president mahmoud our best and from a senior official the accusations are going in both directions and none of them are mincing their words now president mahmoud abbas yesterday during his speech was very harsh towards him as he squarely puts the bl

military clash with thousands of palestinian protesters demonstrators are supporting the militant group hamas were met by israeli fire at the border officials say at least twelve palestinians were killed and hundreds injured also on the program i'm basters arrive at russia's foreign ministry as moscow expands more diplomats twenty three countries were told to send stuff in the standoff over the poisoning of a former russian double agent and his daughter in print. sierra leone prepares to talk to both sides in the presidential runoff due to take place on saturday. also coming up watch out for space junk i don't hold the chinese spacelab is on a collision course with the earth no one is in control and scientists have only a rough idea of where it might well ask a space scientist who needs to take cover i'm to. the. left of a secret all along i'm successful relationships according to a new fellow that others as well apparently so stay tuned to find out more. i'm phil graham. welcome to the program. israel's ministry clashed with demonstrators in the gaza strip as thousands of palestinians for si

the area we spoke exclusively to the senior political leader of the palestinian political movement hamas. masuk he says the israeli actions a criminal. returned the mother of all those killed were from gaza what the israelis did is a crime against unarmed civilians who just want to return to their villages and towns and who have a right to under the nine hundred forty eight un resolutions or these really is are displaying the kind of fears seen in the thief was trying to protect what he's stolen this is how they treat unarmed civilians who just want to return home. well hamas confirmed that five of those killed were members of its military wing israel blamed its violent response on hamas which if used as a terrorist organization we are see israeli prime minister's foreign media spokesperson david keyes whether the idea for spawn's was proportionate blood stone thrown at someone's head can kill them as has happened in the past but there's no reason for someone to be twenty meters away from the fence and if you look at the pictures. we are trying to infiltrate a peaceful protest this is no

reconciliation efforts have been stalled for months since hamas dissolved its administration last year so far there's been no full resumption of p.a. control in gaza with talks foundering on issues such as jobs for tens of thousands of hamas members and control of its military wings weapons we are living in by a lawyer in between there is a possibility of hamas or that defacto government and that a new government that's indeed not they walk in to. have it said it's possible. the palestinian prime minister arrived back in ramallah in the occupied west bank his spokesman accusing hamas leaders of declining an invitation to meet for gaza's people desperate for some kind of government to address a worsening humanitarian and now security situation of the weight goes on are a force that gaza still to come on the news hour scraping syria's war more than a hundred people are allowed to leave the rebel enclave of. face more regulation shut down activists call for a change to the north facing gun manufacturers. and sport roger federer edges closer to six titles in california does it still have t