distribution and cash for workers to beauty's so that you know that your funding has been cut will hamas be able to fill in the hole that will be left. that is not really on the table at all because we have a clear mandate from the united nations general assembly to provide these services to palestine registered palestine refugees and the the way this would and stopping these services and potentially handing them over to host or storage fees would be if the general assembly decides there is actually a just solution for palestine refugees and for the question of palestine this is not the case at all so from a political and mandate point of view there is absolutely no reason why we should hand over these services to anyone else we need a political just solution for the refugees and then we can start discussing how we eventually hand over to water ever all soroti is relevant but doctor i have never thought that taking care of palestinians in such an encompassing way means that you kind of treat them like little kids who are unable to fend for themselves. listen we get asked that question fr

hamas is considered by most of the world a terror organization and it's not exactly a democratic one un valley it's spousal groups right how do you deal with hamas interfering in your activities i've heard for instance that hamas fire bombed your mixed gender summer camps that extremists try to kill one of your predecessors why is hamas in call flaked with you i mean you're not even part of this large war anyways. there is and there are many different sides to hamas and i don't really want to be drawn into a political discussion into a political discussion of i do want to describe to you how we work together you cannot operate as united nations this is not just wouldn't but you in d.p. world health organization and in fact other international organizations like the international committee of the red cross you cannot work in a place like gaza without pragmatic corporation with the locals or eighty's which are hamas in this case hero or have been for most of the last few years and what that pragmatic cooperation looks like in the interest of the people we're serving is on the one hand

because hamas is less if i buy lots of. organizations or even with a. terrorist organization that's why maybe the international media and the mention of it maybe would better stand me understand. that. me understand what is it is going to do against hamas they are going to do something against a terrorist organization not. is this an ongoing. and because hamas controls gaza which is which means that it is the one for everything so. one can see the israeli point of view hear the frustration in that if hamas is supposed to be in control of gaza and everything that goes on it goes why can't it rain in groups like islamic jihad and what does that mean for hamas as far as being studied negotiating. with israel to find peace when it when it comes to the feeling there are a understanding's between how mass is there going to hand and lift this or any other faction on the field but behind the scene there is some sensitivity because there isn't a. thought that the order strongly linked to iran. to but on another similar there is a br

rockets were fired from there into southern israel this really say that the targets are linked to hamas and islamic jihad's the general security headquarters of hamas was also among those his israeli spokesman says the rocket fire was launched from gaza late on friday and continued into saturday morning islamic jihad has told them to syria that it's agreed to hold rocket fire after talks with a gyptian a geisha in the scope of the west routes in the most serious order i mean is that as we said all of these israeli strikes continued into saturday morning can we expect further tension when for the past few hours. seems to have been restored along that border now the question is will it last or not as you mentioned just now islamic jihad did issue a statement saying that it had agreed to a ceasefire brokered by the gyptian however we didn't hear from these raids yet we do know that the defense minister avigdor lieberman will be holding a meeting with their security and military leadership later today probably late afternoon probably we'll hear more about that at the time but i think in gen

people to come come here to the border areas again and protest but they're also indications that hamas does at least intend to try to reign in those protests to prevent people from getting too close to the border or breaching the border the israelis of the soldiers have been given new rules of engagement where they're allowed apparently to fire at larger distances in order to prevent people from getting too close to the border fence also there is talk of more forceful action being taken against those who wish to launch balloons or kites carrying incendiary materials so a lot depends on whether hamas is able to have the kind of protest here that it needs for its own political purposes within the gaza strip without letting people get too close to the fence it's so. off which according to the israelis would necessitate or at least would lead to a major military escalation on the israeli side and once that happens hamas has also promised a response so a very delicate situation here on the gaza border this friday there's concern about how an economic slowdown in china could affect the wider

hamas internal security officers carry out a raid in gaza city. one to secure the area one to provide cover and the third to go to the target a heavily armed criminal. it's all happening in a police compound this is a training exercise on a day colleagues elsewhere were involved in the real thing rounding up a suspected gang of illegal drugs traffickers but hamas forces facing criticism for going after other targets accused merely of disagreeing with the government. i mean our bet is a member of hamas is a rival political faction he says during days of questioning he was forced to stand in stress positions all because of facebook posts. they asked me who gave me the order to write those comments was it in israeli officer or a palestinian officer. that made me stand for three hours under the servile heart situation and they carried on for a month. such accounts tally with a new report by human rights watch based on a two year investigation of security force practices in gaza and the occupied west bank report human rights watch points out that israe

any military action that might follow there is a very severe warning being given by the israelis to hamas that any repeat of what we've seen in previous weeks with in terms of people breaching the fence will be met in a much more forceful manner it's a warning that's also been given through the egyptian negotiators the we're talking about the second in command of the egyptian intelligence service spoke to extremely senior members of the israeli security establishment on thursday and he and his delegation have come back into gaza to convey those warnings to hamas so the question for hamas really is twofold whether it intends to try to reign in these protests certainly the mosques have been giving the usual kind of encouragement to people to come here and the other protest sites up and down the border. but also whether it has the capability to try to rein them in whether it can have the kind of numbers here that would suggest to the people here because they're under political pressure here in gaza as well to maintain these protests if they simply give them up without gaining anything that w

us into the realms of speculation but what i can do is outline some of the the speculation i mean hamas has in the past talked about salafi groups here in gaza linked to the islamic state being a potential fires of such rogue rockets they are explicitly saying that this time there are some who talk about the fact that fatah the other palestinian political faction has its own military wing here in gaza bit as far as the israelis are concerned they say that the only people that possess these pretty strategic medium range heavy rockets the only people who are supposed to be in control of such rockets belong to hamas and perhaps islamic jihad both of whom have denied it so the theories coming out in the israeli media are either that hamas doesn't have the kind of control over such weaponry that it is supposed to which they say obviously is a worrying situation or that hamas is trying to to prod israelis and the egyptians the international community having had no real benefit from the months of border protests and the kind of heavy casualties that we've been seen here in gaza from israeli sn

now with the palestinian authority and hamas have rejected the allegations of systematic abuse and say they're ready to investigate and joining me now from ramallah in the west bank is michael page from human rights watch he's the deputy director of the middle east and north africa division welcome michael now this report alleges the practices of the palestinian authorities may amount to what you call a crime against humanity tell us more about the evidence you have gathered to support this. that's right so as you said we talked on it we talked to one hundred forty seven witnesses we documented over eighty five cases of individuals who were either arbitrarily detained into or tortured by the palestinian authorities in the west bank or hamas authority in the gaza strip and sometimes this abuse that they faced in prison amounted to torture or positional torture standing for long periods or kind of in uncomfortable positions that that over time could amount amounts to torture and essentially we are calling it systematic because it is a habitual practice it is widespread and it is delibera

along the gaza israeli border fence now this comes as an egyptian delegation met both israeli and hamas officials with hopes of mediating a lasting cease fire in the region brokered talks came after a rocket was fired from the gaza strip that destroyed a house in the city of bush on weapons day or a force that has more now from just east of gaza city. well preparations are under way on the israeli side of the border fence here east of gaza city one of the five protest sites up and down the border between gaza and israeli territory and we've seen soldiers laying extra lines of barbed wire we've seen bulldozers shifting earth around this coming after columns of israeli tanks have been arriving in the area in the last day or so so a very serious show of force by the israelis also a very stern message being given by them to hamas not least through egyptian negotiators saying that this really is the key test as far as the israelis are concerned of hamas is intentions they're saying that hamas needs to rein in the weekly friday border protests two key questions really for hamas what is their

its rockets were fired from there into southern israel the israelis say the targets are linked to hamas and islamic jihad the general security headquarters of hamas was among those areas hit and israeli spokesman says rocket fire was launched from gaza late on friday and continued into saturday morning islamic jihad has told al jazeera it's agreed to stop rocket fire after talks with an egyptian delegation. the leaders of france germany turkey and russia are holding talks in istanbul to try to find a solution to the war in syria is the first summit to bring all four leaders together they're expected to support the cease fire agreed in september by turkey and russia in syria's northwestern province of idlib the demilitarized zone there has largely held but syria's government threatened to retake the last rebel stronghold on friday the sri lankan president suspended parliament today after sacking the prime minister in a surprise move the president fired ronnell wickramasinghe on friday and replaced him with the former president mahinda rajapaksa those are your headlines now because back t

hamas internal security officers carry out a raid in gaza city. one to secure the area one to provide cover and the third to go to the target a heavily armed criminal. it's all happening in a police compound this is a training exercise on a day colleagues elsewhere were involved in the real thing rounding up a suspected gang of illegal drugs traffickers but hamas forces facing criticism for going after other targets accused merely of disagreeing with the government. i mean our bet is a member of hamas is rival political faction he says during days of questioning he was forced to stand in stress positions all because of facebook posts. they asked me who gave me the order to write those comments was it an israeli officer or a palestinian officer from ramallah that made me stand for three hours under the sun in a miserable heart situation and they carried on for a month. such accounts tally with a new report by human rights watch based on a two year investigation of security force practices in gaza and the occupied west bank it is reported human righ

the locals elected hamas as their leaders here they don't believe that israel should exist so naturally saw its regularly bomb each other israel tends to send a warning leaflets before strong. mostly state puts many countries classify hamas as a terrorist organization and the queues them of putting people at risk. schools and mosques by encouraging them to join protests. downtown la mar. no you cannot. do that. on saturdays there's often a funeral here the whole village comes out to pay their respects to another kid has died at the protest so that up with yasser as some martyr you know you look at the you know the north the little. miss my mom and my mom yes and this. is one to war and not the bottom of the. next and the full can never been done before so i knew clodhopper my must you know new clothes. doing it again the first. lady must of been made a big fluffy and that gets i'll be a. little tough on the lamb. cutlets i'm on the female of the muslims to me and i guess i'll. be a fundie of. the saudi of almost all the pages of a city at the end of the feet. of a good many years the ba

this strike hamas has denied responsibility for it in a statement which was also cosigned by islamic jihad and other palestinian fighting factions inside the gaza strip it said that it condemned any such irresponsible actions that would act to undermine egyptian efforts to negotiate a long term truce with the israelis the defense minister however before this rocket attack took place on tuesday he had just been meeting with senior army officials saying that now is the time to deal i'm age a blow to hamas and the only after such a blow which essentially reads like a call for a major military action war on gaza only after such an attack could there be a long term truce the question remains whether the israeli army is signed up for that whether the israeli prime minister is signed up for that setting there is a lot of reporting in the israeli media that that is not the case several border crossings between syria and neighboring countries have reopened it recent weeks it's easing years of political and economic isolation for the country on monday the crossing with jordan reopened for the

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hamas is not. moments at the time of the timing because of the because of the boycotts because of the siege imposed on gaza but hamas is still there and its credibility has left me in effect that because they look at hamas and look at the other but as seen in factions and they can see who is holding fast and who is not increasingly weaker it will move to us i want our buses almost finished it's almost finished as i'm jimmy thank you after the break award winning self-proclaimed hacktivist on his story from prison to public good. to have going underground. the grim reaper of the bond market has appeared with this with this guy and he's looking at the global bond market he's got. this obama apocalypse it's a tsunami bad paper and it's. going to be the greatest collapse ever love of. north korea's history this to be seventeen years we are one of the very few countries that has seventy years of peace. you have diplomatic relationship with them we are. nuclear free status country and this policy is work

proper long time project of the cia he was supposed to be the strong man who would rule gaza before hamas won elections in the gaza strip and took a centrally assumed control in two thousand and six was a rival of hamas and mahmoud abbas who controlled the west bank so he was exiled and became kind of a fixer for the u.a.e. with his great contacts with the cia and the u.s. and he hired the spear operations group to carry out this operation against the al islam party which is not al-qaeda they are not affiliated with transnational terrorism they are a group a political party that is playing a role in yemeni politics as a representative of the muslim brotherhood which the u.a.e. and saudi arabia typically see as one. if there are key adversaries the muslim brotherhood wants an islamic republican model the u.a.e. and the saudis are threatened by that because they want an islamic monarchy and so they feel challenged at the same time in yemen the saudis in the u.a.e. have been assisted by the islam he's in their campaign to take the southern city of god and from the who so the it's like he's w

hamas his own leader in yassin was recently gave an interview which was carried in the israeli media which said that hamas had no interest in a war that essentially saying that he must have very little chance of any kind of success in such a war so the question is whether the situation that we've seen so far this year that there have been these extremely sensitive very dangerous escalations which so far both sides have been able to manage going just far enough without tipping over into war will that be the case again this time of course once around of escalation starts then those calculations become even more difficult even if both sides say that they don't want to go to war it's always a question of events on the ground that can potentially lead in that direction in any case aaron many thanks indeed al-jazeera very force of life in west jerusalem just to bring you updates on the suspected killing of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi we told you a few minutes ago that a planned search by turkey's police of the saudi consul general service temple has been canceled for the mother du

an all out war in gaza at the moment with all that's going on in the region why is israel holding hamas to account for the rockets that. we're told reportedly fired into southern israel by islamic jihad well the idea is israel always holds hamas responsible as it is the governing power in the gaza strip now actually it's the israeli army had issued a statement earlier today saying explaining that more than eighty.

says rockets were fired from there and to southern israel israelis say they hit targets linked to hamas and islamic jihad but i'd tell him made reports unless truth. it was a tense night on both sides of the border rockets more than thirty fired from gaza into southern israel islamic jihad claimed responsibility for those it's the second largest faction in gaza israel responded with airstrikes in and around the strip most of the targets including a security headquarters building in gaza city where hamas positions in installations according to the israeli army israel says it holds hammers responsible for restoring order but it's fighter jets also targeted a weapons manufacturing site this one belonging to islamic jihad it was the heaviest six change of fire between the two sides since august. this all came after another violent friday along the border fence between gaza and israel thousands of palestinians had gathered along the fence demanding the lifting of the blockade and their right to return to their ancestral homes now inside israel they burn tires and hurl stones oakley usually s

locals elected hamas as their leaders here they don't believe that israel should exist so naturally both saw its regularly bomb each other israel tends to send a warning leaflets before stroy locals mostly state puts many countries classify hamas as a terrorist organization and the queues them of putting people at risk. schools and mosques by encouraging them to join protests. camargue. know you've no. right. to be. on saturdays there is often a funeral here the whole village comes out to pay their respects to another kid has died at the protest so that abigail sorry is so martyr you. look at the end of the north in the letter. miss my mom and my mom yes and the cloud is that no one just for war and then that's not the bottom of the. net and not full can never been done before so a new plot muhammad must you know new clothes. doing it again the first. lady must of been made a big fluffy and those at the top be a. candle tough. come from and i'm on the female of the muslims to meet in. the lobby of. the saudi proposal to come face to face and yet the real battle cost of. the budget for ma

now the palestinian president like she was in his hamas rivals of supporting the interests of the united states by not giving up control of the gaza strip with us is worried that the u.s. is planning a proposal to offer palestinians some statehood and the hamas control strip and limited autonomy in the occupied west bank he is pushing for full independence and both areas and must seize control of gaza in two thousand and seven. now for many months palestinians in gaza have had to. four hours of electricity a day now that is about to double maybe even triple but this rare positive development depends as always on the tense relationship between hamas and israel are a force that explains. for the first time in two years gaza's only power station is working at seventy five percent capacity three of its core turbines generating desperately needed electricity the power company says the territory can now expect a rise in supply to twelve hours a day from purer than five now sort of an agenda and slightly i mean israel will get one hundred and twenty megawatts and now seventy five from the poet

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very credible because as we heard in the report that a cd is a very close friend or close advisor of hama denson and the crown prince was actually did decide to king or the defacto ruler of saudi arabia and the other official qahtani he's also very close advisor to the royal family so for me it seems like the royal family the saudi. government mohamed vinson and his father king so man were searching for maybe you would say scapegoat to find a solution that they have been denying fourteen days long that jamal khashoggi has been killed or is even dead and now they have the problem to explain how he died and the thing that he died in hell yeah and in the fight in a fistfight is not really credible as well is that how it's being viewed in the wider arab world as well i've been looking at social media and what friends and family and people saying about this last statement from a saudi officials that he jamal khashoggi died in a fistfight and everybody is joking about it actually people are being cynical about it they say how can somebody die in assists fight in in an embassy or consulate or th

arab league and neighbors of the saudi arabia to take a small lead of the process mahmoud abbas and hamas and the mind recently

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in two thousand and five in which i was involved that brought together members of the leadership of hamas and very senior former members. of the u.s. administration and some british governments his government thought this was an important meeting and sent him to attend it with us so he was really very close do you think he felt immune to any kind of threats from. the present leadership in saudi arabia he knew if he went back to saudi arabia he would have been arrested and probably sent behind bars like the like some of his other friends that's why the lingo decided not in the ritz girl to actually be worse yes not just that it's got them a couple of months earlier in september. economists scholars academics journalists who simply did not speak were arrested and sent to prison and now some of them are likely to be sentenced to death but he never but never look at him. that he would be assassinated or even kidnapped while living in washington or in istanbul that thought never came to or came to us whenever thought so that maybe it would do something that is it was for taking you by some sur

this strike hamas has denied responsibility for it in a statement which was also cosigned by islamic jihad and other palestinian fighting factions inside the gaza strip it said that it condemned any such irresponsible actions that would act to undermine egyptian efforts to negotiate a long term truce with the israelis the defense minister however before this rocket attack took place on tuesday he had just been meeting with senior army officials saying that now is the time to deal major blow to hamas and the only after such a blow which essentially reads like a call for a major military action war on gaza only after such an attack could there be a long term truce the question remains whether the israeli army is signed up for that whether the israeli prime minister is signed up for that certainly there is a lot of reporting in the israeli media that that is not the case. the russian president vladimir putin is holding emergency meetings after an explosion us college in crimea russia's anti terror agency says at least thirteen people were killed the blast was caused by a bomb packed wit

absolutely and i would actually point that finger and say hamas what are you doing to prevent the escalation they are doing everything in their power to escalate the situation to cause more casualties civilians whether they're israelis or palestinians also on the other hand we are using pinpoint precision mischa munitions we are using intelligence based targeting we are doing everything in our power it is unfortunate that instead of investing so much in the terrorist infrastructure of gaza in these stars and have tons of cement that went into the building of terrorist tunnels that there only intention was to infiltrate israel and kill israelis this is what israelis get upset about that the bombing on their side doesn't get as much coverage in the news after all people on this side of the border also live with fear and bombs. today. shelter i felt tired shaking from the bombs it was carry this situation here between us and god is really complicated you know when israel attacks in gaza or gori after the missile fire we don't never initiate an attack this is who they are even for kids kindergar

locals elected hamas as their leaders here they don't believe that israel should exist so naturally saw its regularly bomb each other israel tends to send a warning leaflets before stroy. mostly state puts many countries classify hamas as a terrorist organization and the queues them of putting people at risk. schools and mosques and courage in them to join protests. camargue. you. know even. if. you. do. on saturdays there's often a funeral here the whole village comes out to pay their respects another kid has died at the protest. that apple is so martyr oh yeah one of the enough done in the lower. level minimum amish i'm a montana yes and this. is all just for war and that's not the bottom of the. net an awful can never been done before so i knew clodhopper man must you know new clubs. doing it again the first. lady must of been made a big fluffy and that gets i'll be a. little tough on the lamb. i'm the female of the muslims to me and i best quality of. the lot of bay of fundy and. the folly of almost all from the face of these idiots the love of coffee i think of a good many years th

hamas internal security offices carry out a raid in gaza city. to secure the area one to provide cover and the third to go to the target a heavily armed criminal. it's all happening in a police compound this is a training exercise on a day colleagues elsewhere were involved in the real thing rounding up a suspected gang of illegal drugs traffickers but hamas forces facing criticism for going off to other targets accused merely of disagreeing with the government. i mean our bet is a member of hamas is rival political faction he says during days of questioning he was forced to stand in stress positions all because of facebook posts. they asked me who gave me the order to write those comments was it an israeli officer or a palestinian officer from the made me stand for three hours under the sun in a miserable heart situation and they carried on for a month. such accounts tally with a new report by human rights watch based on a two year investigation of security force practices in gaza and the occupied west bank and its report human rights watch poin

meanwhile palestinian president mahmoud abbas is accusing his hamas rivals of supporting the interest of the united states by not giving up control of the gaza strip. that the u.s. is planning a proposal to offer palestinians some stake in the hamas controlled strip and limited autonomy in the occupied west bank he's pushing for full independence in both areas hamas seized control of gaza in two thousand and eleven. those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us the inside story is coming up next thank you very much for watching. after finally acknowledging jamal khashoggi is killing was premeditated saudi arabia sends its top prosecutor to turkey as pressure grows on riyadh to extradite the suspects will the two countries call right this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. it's been more than three weeks since journalist jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate in istanbul never to be seen again and with each passing day brings a new element so crime that shocked the world turkey one saudi arabia to extradite the eighteen men who have been suspected in th

cannot work in a place like gaza with pragmatic cooperation with the local storage fees which are hamas in this case here on or has been for most of the last few years. and you might say you know. i'm not that. type of time to all plan now. and why even. in some plan there is a trade in young girls' souls into an underground six in the street sometimes but the people they trust the most. i'm. not. joining me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. i don't have faith in the system i see. the system. as largely. different people or you for different reasons loss of job loss. loss to point. out two paychecks away from home. and. the rio grande is much more than a border between texas and mexico it's a source of life and death often the bodies of immigrants sprout from its waters. the river is for the moment the last obstacle the salvadorians under ins and guatemalans have to face in their escape. mexicans on the other hand usually pass through border post with a visa and stay in the

and the locals elected hamas as their leaders here they don't believe that israel should exist so naturally both saw its regularly bomb each other israel tends to send a warning leaflets before stroy by the locals mostly state puts many countries classify hamas as a terrorist organization and the queues them of putting people at risk either by schools and mosques or by encouraging them to join protests. camargue. know it's not. going. to. be on saturdays there's often a funeral here the whole village comes out to pay their respects another kid has died at the protest some of them up with yasser as some are turned on years oh yeah look at the end of the night in the moment when the little or even the minimum amish i mounted on them yes and the cloud on that side of the ship is that no one to touch the water and that's not the bottom of them wouldn't listen to me do you know an awful can never been that before so i knew clodhopper my must you know middle class would be good.