deal with hamas? guest: unfortunately, we know what i refer to american -- and -- american imperialism versus the american administration. it always tries to exert its well -- it's will into us. the main question is the intervention of the united states and i personally objected. i don't want to see any intervention by the united states because we know the united states is always biased in favor of israel. israel is the occupier. i want to mention two things that are important but not directly related to the elections. indirectly, they are. one is the nationstate, the basic law enacted a few years ago which is turned into an apartheid state. the second is the policy practically speaking, especially the last five years or so has been pursuing ethnic cleansing in the occupied palestinian territories. in that sense, israel -- now i say it even more frankly, that and the practice of ethnic cleansing. the palestinians are under serious threats, even more so than before. the elections, and that is the main

in some way deal with hamas. presently unfortunately we know that they are what i prefer to refer to us today american imperialism but i do ben so lead them in a con man administration and we know that the american imperialism is being well while the globe in the cooling anybody in the middle east and there is already stated tried to kill so it says it will own interests so it's not a myth that will fade but i bring out one for story not the main question is if we want to go 'd to. the intervention of the united states and i personally object to it i don't want to be and look to see any intervention by the united states because we all know that the united states has always been biased in favor of israel is what is the ok bio i want to mention 2 things that are very important or do on a day to create a lake that would lead to elections but i think dots it into a clique they are what is the nascent nation state be they a basic law that the israeli knesset that is a knock that if you is a girl which actually 10 is a

the settlement or so called the occupation in gaza today but still we saw what happened there with hamas does sending a rocket and missiles to our cities and yes we defend our people if we would have to do it you say that you left gaza in 2005 true but gaza still controlled by land air sea the aerial sphere the population registry all still controlled by israel still satisfies the conditions for occupation i don't i don't accept i don't if there isn't some should mark yes we have a border with gaza but i want to remind you and your you know the facts very well that the the border also between egypt and gaza so why don't you ask. about the occupation of gaza we can talk about and i'd be happy to have you back to talk about what's happening at the rafah border as well but let's assume that that's a crime as well let's just let's stipulate that for a moment that stood with negate the argument that was happening on the israeli side is a crime more than half of the people killed were civilians how is that not a war crime. because when you look at the intentions of self defense and when you se

rival factions hamas and fatah have strengthened their commitment to prepare to hold the 1st elections for palestinians in 15 years the talks in cairo they agreed to respect the timetable and the results of parliamentary and presidential votes in may and july palestinian governance has been divided between faster in the occupied west bank and hamas in gaza palestinian police will be solely responsible for guarding polling stations for the 1st time in years egypt has indefinitely opened its rougher border crossing with the gaza strip now the crossing is the only passage to the outside world for gaza that isn't controlled by israel the move comes on the 2nd day of talks between palestinian factions in cairo. you know a program is live for us in ramallah in the occupied west bank the function's meeting in cairo agreed on the way to move forward with elections tell us more about that. they'd release the statement after they concluded to a meeting in cairo and which they said that they were going forward with holding elections that with announced by a presidential decree the 1st elections w

in gaza a surprise election win by hamas in 2006 triggered a longstanding rift a humanitarian crisis is unfolding in chile where thousands of mostly venezuelan migrants have entered through the indian border with bolivia there in the town of culture where locals say they've been overwhelmed by people seeking food shelter and warm clothes. stay with headlines more news here on our desire right after the big picture. an . american cell also means fighting infectious disease we are coordinating with the chinese government on the corona virus outbreak in china my administration will take all necessary steps to safeguard our services from this threat. as the world bears with just tonight america is a land of heroes. and my fellow americans the best is yet to come. there are whole businesses in the united states that have been around for quite some time that their business model depends on high levels of racial and economic segregation and perhaps one of the reasons we struggle so hard in the us to get beyond it in housing health care education simply because there's money to be made billi

in gaza a surprise election win by hamas in 2006 triggered a longstanding rift a humanitarian crisis is unfolding in chile where thousands of 19 venezuelan by groups have entered through the border with bolivia there in the town of culturally aware locals say they have been overwhelmed by people seeking food shelter and warm plays. all right europe stay with headlines more news coming up paranoid zira right after inside story after. who's in charge in somalia the president's term has expired opposition groups won't recognize his authority and no one knows when elections will take place so what happens if this political deadlock drags on this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. so malia is facing a power vacuum elections were supposed to take place before the president's 4 year term expired on monday but mohamad abdalla far maggio is in dispute with regional leaders over how to hold the vote talks between the central government in mogadishu and somalia's 5 federal states collapsed on friday for macho says the leaders of jubilant and point lead are scuttling a deal to ho

in gaza a surprise election win by hamas in 2006 triggered a longstanding rifts. the united nations security council has called on somalia's leaders to resume dialogue after talks over the weekend ended without agreement indirect parliamentary and presidential polls were agreed last year but have been derailed by a rift between the president and regional leaders and a statement agreed by the 15 members of the council they said inclusive elections should be held as soon as possible and welcomed the announcement of further talks on feb 15th the members of the security council called for somalia's leaders to resume their dialogue urgently and work together in the interests of the people of somalia to reach consensus on the arrangements for the conduct of inclusive elections with a view to holding them as soon as possible senegalese army says it's captured 3 rebel basis from separatist groups in its southern cousin mosque region one of the bases was on the border with guinea bissau our while another was an operational center the conflict in the region is one of the ol

government in gaza well because the hamas government in gaza was not democratically elected the only government that was democratically elected with the palestinian authority with mahmoud abbas the president is the only entity that israel is allowed to interact with or really any other country in the world half every time i have my whom alone that i was. allowed allowed who allowed by the palestinian authority oslo accords and the rules of international law that recognize only one palestinian government buy back your original point which is that the vaccines from russia and russia is doing a fantastic job the sputnik vaccine is producing 4000000 doses just to the palestinians it's working closely with israel to make sure that the logistics work to get it there russian sources have said that the hold up in those 4000000 doses is related to a technical issue but they are on their way but in the meantime 10000 doses from marcia have already made their way to the palestinian authority with this really logistical assistance and also the. world health organization vaccine 37000 doses are e

to be held or just that the council elections and both fatah and hamas have agreed and the palestinian factions involved have agreed on some of the obstacles that would kind of stopping elections for 15 years such as holding courts that will be dealing with with elections complaints from judges from the occupied west bank out in the gaza strip and indeed having the palestinian police oversee the polling station and while many palestinians have been relieved to hear the news of potential elections and the factions agreeing they still many still say that anything could happen between now and may some are linking the sky to the opening of the crossing they believe that maybe it's a gesture from the egyptians it's the 1st time for it to be open since 24th seed thousands of already been registering their names with the interior ministry in gaza and they hope that they can make their way into egypt it's their only lifeline to the outside world but more than $3300.00 people would be allowed in at the time and many are still concerned that while they're happy that the crossing is open is that

in gaza a surprise election win by hamas in 2006 trickett a longstanding rift. that mexico's capital has eased coronavirus restrictions extending opening hours for restaurants and shops and that is despite the country reporting more than 3800 new cases and around 530 deaths in the past 24 hours or more a polo has more now from mexico city where struggling restaurant owners are preparing to welcome all customers. the streets of the mexican capital are returning to their usual hustle and bustle the an easing of coronavirus restrictions is allowing many people to return to work since the start of the health emergency mexico's economy has been battered leaving millions in dire straits. i have to support the children and support the son in laws and most of all the grandchildren it's chaos then there's not even enough to eat i mean it is very difficult for us but if there was economy unemployment because of the state of the economy we can't just stay home we have to keep moving the people who go out and aren't careful they go to parties or gatherings when they know th

his own life a commemoration ceremony is getting underway in the city of hama now in the german state of his'n where the attack took place one year ago will be crossing to that ceremony live in just a few minutes but 1st a look back at the tragedy and the ensuing debate over whether more could and should have been done to prevent it. it was a night that left a community in shock grief and anger. shortly before 10 pm shots rang out in the center of higher now a gunman entered 2 bars where he killed 3 people. the attacker then drove to another bar across town where he continued his rampage here and in a kiosk next door shooting another 6 people. within 12 minutes 9 people were left for dead 7 more were injured some seriously. the police were quickly able to identify the killer who lived in the area. a few hours later they searched his home and found he had shot his mother and himself his motive for the attack hatred of foreigners the 43 year old shooter had posted a manifesto and videos online full of conspiracy theories and racist rants. his victims all had a migrant background. in the

rival factions hamas and fatah have strengthened their commitment to prepare to hold the 1st elections for palestinians in 15 years talks in cairo they agreed to respect the timetable and the results of parliamentary and presidential votes in may and july indonesian investigators say a plane crash last month in which 62 people were killed may have been caused by technical problems. flight one and 2 crash shortly after takeoff from jakarta into the java sea on january the night more news in 30 minutes up next to 0 world. it's. made it will be a look at a liberal law does too often myself and. going a little bit into the visit about an investment was on and off in the 1st infant and a little bit just measured does seem really. cause a lot of bob we've done model you can form and measure the cinema and instead. the 21 had that. little finger like any different he said the man i know look at although i'm not going down i'll see i know that you've heard of him. and i must be one of the any i don't know a sufi all. well i think i'm not places maher. you are not one ounce of. added. a lot of

out there and i haven't heard much response and i expect and i hope that my friend and colleague hama'sus may address this speaking of him as asked what do you make that of the suggestions and the sentiment we sometimes hear from armenians that hey the country doesn't have a history of coups as are some pointed out this might be more of a smokescreen by the prime minister to stay in power and ignore the calls for his resignation. few friends truth be established before going into the us because the assessment of their us nor military involvement in all the ts in army in history in that they remove the common cause are so how it isn't as a as a rigorous proof remember our for example army was part was this this logic into the character the army and peace will demonstrate ringback that most dangerous this 1st. human those were ringback lost in 2004 so. no they give your examples differently around. well just in light of the saying around there is a go go ahead go ahead for a quick 2nd arson and then we'll give him as aspen opportunity of i think i don't mean to interrupt just wanted to ma

power to investigate suspected war crimes by the israeli military and armed palestinian groups such as hamas the decision was quickly and fiercely rejected by israel which isn't a member of the court doesn't recognise its jurisdiction when the i.c.c. investigates fig. this is. the court established to prevent atrocities like the nazi holocaust against the jewish people is not targeting the one state of the jewish people 1st it out religiously claims that when jews live in a room and this is a war crime 2nd it claims that when democratic israel defends itself against terrorists who murder our children rocket our cities we're committing another war crime the palestinian authority and hamas say the decision off is vital protection for the palestinian people with a mass insisting its military activity is lawful how to get the highest guard to hold the mass no resistance groups in a legal and legitimate battle against his zionist occupation in accordance with all international norms and treaties that give us a right to defend ourselves before these daily war that kills indiscriminately the palest

and that brings you up to date that sneeze that finance here not international just coming up to hamas takes a mosque i would have no feeling at the top of the. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. greetings and salutations welcome to 2020 season 2 or 2022 k one of your video game player. yes it appears the 2021 is looking to build on the roller coaster of tragedy and brutal strangeness of 2020 with a host of new plot twists and villains and one of those villains is wonder storm yury who decimated a majority of united states last week most notably in the great state of texas where freezing rain snow and frozen temperatures expose the citizens of the lone star state to the grim meat hook reality of u.s. infrastructure you see in texas a staggering mix of deregulation hubris and greed combined with mother nature's freezing temperatures led to the large scale failure of the state's power grid strain gas fired nuclear power plants and frozen wind turbines left more than $4

the victims of a racist attack a year ago today a far right gunman killed 9 people in the city of hama turning the gun on his mother in that cell a german person. urges the public to unite against right wing extremists and also on the program the u.s. president declares a renewed commitment to the transatlantic alliance america is back transatlantic alliance is back and we are not looking back. dressed in the munich security conference joe biden pledges to work closely with european allies a commitment welcomed by the leaders of france and germany. i'm phil gal welcome to the program germany's marking a year since 9 people were killed in a racist attack that shocked the country the victims all from immigrant backgrounds were gunned down in the western city of hama by a 43 year old german man and then turn the gun on himself german president frank. that era's had been made by authorities say he was deeply depressed that the state had failed to protect those who had lost their lives. president at today's memorial. it's a hatred racism an incitement to violence against muslims and jews wh

pays tribute to the victims of a racist attack a year ago today gunman killed 9 people in the city of hama before the gun on his mother maj him self from the president from time out just the public to unite against right wing extremism. also on the program the u.s. president declares a renewed commitment to the transatlantic alliance. is back transatlantic alliance is back and we are not looking back to. addressing the munich security conference joe biden says he'll work closely with european allies a commitment to welcome progress meters affronts. returned slowly to texas after days of rolling blackouts caused by extreme winter weather but i'm going towards a senator ted cruz bill after he flew off to sunshine as millions in his home state . i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. germany is marking a year since 9 people were killed in a racist attack that shocked the country the victims all from immigrant backgrounds were gunned down in the western city by a 43 year old german man with a to turn the gun on himself. wasn't francophile to acknowledge that authorities had made errors and sai

arguing that these vaccines would not go to health workers but speculated they would go to senior hamas officials now as far as members of the largely palestinian israeli joint list are concerned this is withholding essential health care from an occupied population and therefore a war crime it's worth remembering that inside gaza already it's estimated some 9 percent at least of the population have been infected with the virus at one point in december some 45 percent of tests were coming back positive now the numbers have been going down a bit since but gaza has an extremely overstretched and very rickety health system these vaccines are very much needed still ahead on al jazeera a race against time health of already scramble to respond to a new ebola outbreak in gaming and we'll take a look at why chad is the point extra military forces to a volatile border region. it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored point qatar airways the head of a big storm system which you can see developing is nice and mature and how that's business conditions of a cycling island just gone out of or wil

hamas is going to continue in control of gaza for the is in control of the with bank and there is a poor sharing by having this is this is the skill set is the 1st step of a future. several unity agreements have been signed in the past decade but ended the 14 year division many palestinians are skeptical. many people fear the scenarios previous elections will be repeated they fear the results will be respected and power won't be shared people we spoke to here fear that the elections that they've been waiting so long for will only keep the same people in power and that by avoiding resolving their main differences keeping them alive. the occupied west bank. one of libya's national carriers has resumed flights between the country's east and the west and another big step in the peace process libya airlines flight with officials on board flew from tripoli to benghazi on wednesday the martial flights between the 2 cities will resume next week conflict between rival governments in the east and west has disrupted transport between the regions for many years earlier this month rival sides agreed

arguing that these vaccines would not go to health workers but speculated they would go to senior hamas officials now as far as members of the largely palestinian israeli joint list are concerned this is withholding essential health care from an occupied population and therefore a war crime it's worth remembering that inside gaza already it's estimated some 9 percent at least of the population have been infected with the virus at one point in december some 45 percent of tests were coming back positive now the numbers have been going down a bit since but gaza has an extremely overstretched and very rickety health system these vaccines are very much needed and so one can only expect that there will be increasing amount of international pressure the longer israel does not have these vaccines are given how much criticism israel has already enjoyed for giving such a small number just a couple of 1000 so far vaccines to the palestinian authority itself in the occupied west bank and harry i met star of the international criticism that israel has faced for not sharing vaccine supplies with the

arguing that these vaccines would not go to health workers but speculated they would go to senior hamas officials now as far as members of the largely palestinian israeli joint list are concerned this is withholding essential health care from an occupied population and therefore a war crime it's worth remembering that inside gaza already it's estimated some 9 percent at least of the population have been infected with the virus at one point in december some 45 percent of tests were coming back positive now the numbers have been going down a bit since but gaza has an extremely overstretched and very rickety health system these vaccines are very much needed. on to other news in may and mars military has denied carrying out a coup and pledged again to hold elections next year a spokesman for the armed forces said they had no choice but to seize power but then moments later the lawyer for the deposed leader aung sang suu kyi said the military had filed another charge against her more from scott hyla they're. continuing their civil disobedience movement who protesters blocked train services o

arguing that these vaccines would not go to health workers but speculated they would go to senior hamas officials now as far as members of the largely palestinian israeli joint list are concerned this is withholding essential health care from an occupied population and therefore a war crime it's worth remembering that inside gaza already it's estimated some 9 percent at least of the population have been infected with the virus at one point in december some 45 percent of tests were coming back positive now the numbers have been going down a bit since but gaza has an extremely overstretched and very rickety health system these vaccines are very much needed. still ahead here on al-jazeera a new camp for new arrivals in sudan why refugees are fleeing ethiopia and heading to blue nile state. or much sooner as. the bad rap for a spanish musician his lyrics are not music to the ears and spain's monarchy and that is likely to land him in jail. it's time for the perfect gentleman the weather sponsored plan qatar airways. has a lot more snow to come for succulent the head of that storm system sti

also on the show one year on germany pays tribute to the victims of a racist attack in the city of hama the german president from baltar steinmeyer urges the public to unite against right wing extremism. and then the bundesliga fans are looking forward to the league's fiercest rivalry as bottom plays shaka pose 1st endorsement in the revered derby later on saturday dortmund needs points of qualify for the champions league and chunk that wants to escape relegation. a warm welcome to our international viewers i'm marrying a steam. joe biden has made his 1st major global appearance as u.s. president addressing the munich security conference he declared a renewed commitment to the transatlantic alliance promising to work closely with european allies to tackle major challenges such as the covert 1000 pandemic and climate change after 4 years of fraying transatlantic ties under the trumpet ministration biden is trying to rebuild relations but there are important areas where washington and europe do not see eye to eye. when the west talks amongst itself the us president has the 1st word and he

highest death rates at $177.00. 100000 germany has relatively low death toll with only 78100000 that's hamas the u.s. figure. u.s. president joe biden let americans in observing a moment of silence to honor the nation's hof 1000000 coronavirus victims today we mark a truly groome heartbreaking milestone. 500000 71. dead. that's more americans who died in one year whose pandemic. than a world war one war 2 in the vietnam war combined. that's more lives lost to this virus than any other nation on earth but as rig knowledge the scale of this mass death in america remember each person and the life they lived joe biden speaking that i was on from washington by that of your correspondent stephanie stephanie in that speech so biden said he wants to reduce the bipartisanship surrounding the pandemic is it too late for the us. know it's not 500000 dead americans are definitely a reason to leave bipartisan and political bickering behind but that was more aimed towards people who are affected by the pandemic or who are still a life their economical votes they or their hardship when it comes to paying r

this could be the 1st benefit for palestinians following talks between fatah had hamas in cairo egypt indefinitely opening its border crossing with the gaza strip the crossing is the only passage to the outside world for gaza that is not controlled by israel the egyptian authorities closed it in 2014 citing security concerns and i've sometimes opened it mainly for humanitarian reasons despite the decision palestinians say it's not easy to make a crossing. i haven't seen my family or my 2 daughters in 2 years i thought this could lead to an opportunity to visit them but we haven't seen relaxed measures the number of people allowed in is very low hundreds of palestinians crossed into egypt on wednesday and thousands more are waiting for their turn while many feel relieved they're still worried a journey that usually take several hours has been taking days because of egyptian checkpoints. the palestinian factions meeting in cairo say their draw to reconciliation has been made shorter mass won the 2006 parliamentary elections and formed a national unity government with fatah but they clas

the search for answers continues a year after a racist attack in the german town of hama and left 9 people dead was enough dumb to prevent it and could it happen again and. also on the show good news for the red planet. compared to the. masses perseverance rover touches down after a 7 month journey on a quest to find out whether life once existed on mars. time rebecca riches welcome to the program the leaders of germany and france a jew to discuss the future of transatlantic relations with the u.s. president joe biden during a special virtual many edition of the munich security conference it'll be an open. unity to show how much or how little the e.u. has in common with the new washington administration chief international editor richard walker gives us his take on the potentially thorny issues. the 4 years of the trumpet ministration were a toxic age for transatlantic relations americal could barely conceal her relief after joe biden's victory it's good. with president biden we simply have a much wider range of political agreement. but that doesn't mean that the u.s. and germany suddenly

diana mottled lives in hama and grew up in a jewish household at the time of the attack she was in oxford england researching music she was deeply shaken by the events. and i was always one of those people who said that it's really important for the jewish community to be open and welcoming and to be as transparent as possible. as. well time has proven me wrong. and special and body at. for many years the east german city paid little attention to its almost 1000 years of jewish history in former communist east german times the subject was to be dynamite to finds this baltimore reason to keep jewish heritage alive. in the room of the protestant community center she discovered a grave stone from the middle ages. to hiroshima like the he tool for the jewish medieval cemetery was dissolved back in the 16th century so it's possible that this stone was found in the rubble somewhere. dug out by a workman and then placed here i know i did this is in here we see a name engraved the name as referenda these and behind it we see but acts. as a teenager tantamount to jewish classics and her parents pu

also on the show one year on germany pays tribute to the victims of a racist attack in the city of hama german president from my urges a publicly jewish night against a right wing extremism. and in the united states and another celebrity couple is farting waves following months of speculation reality t.v. star kim carr dash and files for divorce from africa kanye west the split ends one of the most high profile marriages of the past 7 years. a warm welcome to our international viewers i'm marrying a state. joe biden has made his 1st major global appearance as u.s. president addressing the munich security conference he declared a renewed commitment to the transatlantic alliance promising to work closely with european allies to tackle major challenges such as the covert 1000 pandemic and climate change after 4 years of fraying transatlantic ties under the trump of ministration biden is trying to rebuild relations but there are important areas where washington in europe do not see eye to eye. when the west talks amongst itself the us president has the 1st word and he delivered what his par

killed in a racist attack that shocked the country the victims were gunned down in the western city of hama now by a far right extremist who later turned the gun on himself now after a year long investigation relatives of the victims say they still have more questions than answers. the bells of one else churches ringing out and remembrance of the 9 that lost their lives but for friends and family of the victims they still deal with the grief daily. void this is on you know here today it's been exactly a year since my son and 8 other young people that we became victims of a racist terrorist attack. on the night of the 19th of february 2020 shots rang out in the heart of town. and man into 2 bars and opened fire killing 3 people before getting back into his car and driving to the other side of the city. there he entered a cafe and killed 6 more. it took just 12 minutes to kill 9 people injured 7 others the right wing extremist targeted people with immigrant backgrounds people he viewed as foreign. in the one kind of it kids weren't foreigners. they were lovely helpful kids brothers and sister

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recruited 3 of the $911.00 hijackers he personally authorized a 90 day special projects status from hamas with her endless consequence and 7 the order to abuse prisoners was only going to build up to that home wolf water they need justification and so what they did was they sent a colonel. to guantanamo to look and try to justify what was going on. and he said quote tunnel base is america's battle land. and the moment i heard that it evoked memories of norman kirk it evoked memories of what the not nazis were doing experiments. to see if they started with the sleep deprivation regime. and then a massive guide rod disease. it was very dog except close to all blights. and then he stopped playing these music and did the bodies on the floor all day long. you know. i cannot explain to one someone is doing shackles the floor and. 2 women. and force them onto. a no war has a moral imperative. america after $911.00 was in shock. and i think we had been deeply frightened and i think that fear how was it exploited certainly in the years after that and has continued to be exploited. but i understand