denied by the israelis and the us, widely accepted by palestinians and human rights groups. and he'll see many portraits of shireen abu aqleh, the palestinian—american journalist killed by israeli troops in may. for this american president, what matters much more are israel's security, iran's nuclear plans and the final leg of his trip to saudi arabia. jeremy bowen, bbc news, jerusalem. st andrews has hosted the first day of the 150th open golf championship which tiger woods has hinted it could be his last. there was continued attention on those golfers who are backed by the new saudi backed alternative tour asjoel wilson explains.

s. state department, calling it a mistake. human rights groups. worry that the un secretary general antonio terrace, who will choose the next human rights commissioner, will again opt for a candidate who work largely behind the scenes rather than very publicly calling out all abuses. i am deeply concerned. the 2nd general terrorist is gone. you completely undermine the high commissioner's house, may get utterly ineffective. i selecting a quiet diplomat, aren't now gutierrez in the stands out in contrast, as on his predecessors coffee and was very outspoken speaking accumulated even banking move, isn't it? or not the most outspoken individual, but any and out his voice on the terrace has been very reluctant to criticize particular governments unless their whole body. brian, i fear that he's going to choose a high commissioner who's collect, share, who's going to share his reticence about using the only 2. 0 hi commissioner has, which is public reporting in public condemnation? regardless of who e p. s. diplomat say, an official little known outside the un who's worked for guitarists for deca

independent us investigation into the killing of should sharina at who are clare. multiple human rights groups including the israeli human rights group, but for lamb and a number of news organizations, including the washington post cnn and the new york times have conducted investigations that echoed what i witnesses have said that in israeli sniper shot and killed sharlene while she was on duty wearing a clearly marked press vest b, u. s. must commit to launching its own credible independent investigation. i echo the family's call for the biden administration to have this investigation led by the f b i and the department of justice, including the human rights and special prosecution section, which are tasked with investigating more crimes against you as citizens. the president should also meet with sharon's family and i urge him to do so while they are in washington to directly here from them. sharina serene and her family deserve to be treated the same way that any other american would be in this situation. an american journalist was killed abroad by a foreign army. i, a sniper, this situatio

while the official death toll is nearly 2 dozen human rights groups are warning that twice as many were killed. now the us has said it plans to launch an investigation. we call on the 2 countries to ensure an effective and independent investigation is held as a 1st step towards establishing the circumstances of the deaths and injuries and any possible responsibilities. and to ensure that accountability is guaranteed as appropriate, while authorities in both spain and morocco are defending their actions. the photos in video circulating on social media have sparked accusations that border police are trying to cover up the number of lives lost. it is shocking that moroccan authorities are reportedly preparing to hastily bury the man who died. this is crucial to ensure a full investigation into what happened as a clashes. the witnesses who survived said it was their dream to make it to europe while spain claims a sudden migrant search was the result of human trafficking carried out by gangs until it's done what we're talking about in attempt to assault the fence that was evidently carried o

that's despite human rights groups on even video footage, suggesting the exact egypt, saudi arabia on turkey are planning to join the bricks, grouping of fastest emerging economy. according to the president of its international forum, she stays on a large group, would be ready to make key global challenges. thought, i mean that i think i may be solution product competition, product meet balance. in your globally piece. it's been 7 years since coordinator spray painted this insignia under the move to this school. it was shut down through the woods. the kids couldn't come back than what they had done. least place it into a, a torture pit full of misery. and r t, it's, it's what's left of a former base silva, ukrainian, neo nazi battalion that says here releases a notorious nationalist commander from jail to fight on the front line with good to have your company this our, my name's unit leo. let's get straight to our top story. we again with the conflict in don bass, local authority, say at least 2 civilians are dead on 6 more injured after ukrainian forces. shall the city center of done

trying to reach spain from africa last month was not the result of police violence despite human rights groups reaching the exact opposite conclusion with president biden reaffirms, america is tied to israel, especially in confronting the legit nuclear threat from iraq. i'm the potential need for which we're looking at live pictures right now from israel and it comes out palestinians protest over the u. s. leaders refusal to meet the family of a journalist recently killed in the west by a 7 years since coordinator square painted these insignia hon. this school it was shut down through the woods. the kids couldn't come back that what they had cut these place into a torture pit full of misery. r t. it's what's left of a former base silva ukrainian knew enough he battalion as kiev releases a notorious nationalist commander from jail to fight on the front line with wherever you're catching the program from today across the globe. welcome to moscow on to the news r and r t. i mean, we begin with a conflict in don bos, local authority, say at least 2 civilians are dead, and 6 more now injured after

now at the same time, we have been here bring some palestinian organization, some human rights groups from the united nations. indeed from a whole host of international organizations calling is all in apartheid state. so the question needs to be asked all of him wrong. in april, you had the united nations issuing a report in which had found that israel was in a party state, and window biden visits the west bank to morrow friday way. he will be meeting in the palestinian city of bethlehem with the palestinian president. man with a bus, they will be bull bull stay to greet him. that will say mister president, this is a party in searcy. we do expect that they will be a number of quotations and demonstrations there to greet the american president as well. another we show is that of the slain al jazeera, high profile journalists should wean abu actually, now her family has expressed that it is to quote, full of grief outrage and betrayal at what he says of the white washing of the american response to the alleged israeli killing of the high profile journalists and they had requested a meet

what do you think about this criticism that he's taking from human rights groups and kill her writing me? those heal memorized groups are happening or applying to stand up. when the united states invaded that and killed many millions of people and nobody say anything at that time. also when they went to afghanistan, they had the same thing by kidding many 100000 people and syria and your name it. so and, and i was on something that proved to be false by the c a that he did, and then the late and then on the weapons of mass destruction and it proved to be wrong. so human rights group basically had her book crowded and they are trying to show that dad is still alive, but nobody is believing them because they are always sided with the western point of view. of course, france has come to saudi arabia and as well as greece for this help, do you think rehab is going to extend a helping hand to the you as the west is facing the energy crunch. i mean, what can the saudis expect and return when to be sour, the ground things, how much said wench paris, to greece the last 2 days. and they had so

trying to reach spain from africa last month was not the result of putting spots out to this by human rights groups, claiming the exact opposite with president biden reaffirmed america is tied to israel, especially, and confronting me a legit nucular threat from iran on that potential need for force in that regard. that sounds, palestinians protest over biden's refusal to meet the family of a journalist recently killed in the west bank also ahead. it's been 7 years since tornado spray painted this insignia, hon. the school. it was shut down soon off of what the kids couldn't come back to what they had done this place into a a torture pit full of misery arcadia phase. it's what's left of a former bay silva, ukrainian, neo nazi battalion that says he ev releases a notorious nationalist commander from jail to fight on the front line with lighter moscow. this is our t. my name's unit o'neill, at 30 minutes of news and views start now. suffocation and not police violence was to blame for last month's debts of at least 23 migrants in northern africa. that is the conclusion of american fact finding missio

the head of the human rights group, amnesty international says the events of recent days show the work of the security council is now virtually paralyzed to he will doing a different system the security council as well as he's clearly demonstrating that she has upon the end of its pass right now, something else need to come up with just the 6th month extension members of the security council will have to renegotiate humanitarian aid in syria in january. that's a time of year when conditions are particularly tough for people in northern syria because of the harsh wintery weather. james bayes al jazeera of the united nations . ah, this is all 0, these are the top stories. joe biden has arrived and israel on his 1st visit to the middle east as u. s. president, a promise to advance israel's regional integration biden. we'll also meet palestinian leaders in the occupied westbank. we're going to deepen our connections in science and innovation and work to address global challenges through the new strategic high level dialogue on technology will continue to advance as we're as integration of

s. state department, calling it a mistake. human rights groups. worry that the un secretary general antonio good terrace, who will choose the next human rights commissioner, will again ought for a candidate who work largely behind the scenes, rather than very publicly calling out all abuses. i am deeply concerned. the 2nd general, the terrorist is gone. you completely undermine the high commissioner's house, make an ongoing ineffective. i selecting a quiet diplomat. are now good harris in askance out in contrast, as on his predecessors coffee and was very outspoken speaking, accumulate even banking mood, isn't it? or not the most outspoken individual, but in the ann found his voice on the terrace has been very reluctant to criticize particular governments unless they're already prime. i fear that he's going to choose a high commissioner who's gonna share who's gonna share his reticence about using the only 2. 0 hi commissioner has, which is public reporting and public condemnation? regardless of who e. p 3, it's diplomat. say an official little known outside the un who's worked for guitaris

international human rights groups are appealing to shall anchors new president, ronald wicker. i'm a singer to order security forces to stop using force on protest as hundreds of troops cleared their main protest camp on friday at tons violently shall anchors in the grip of it's worst economic crisis in decades. well, those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after witness statement . thanks so much bye for now. how and why did soon become so obsessed with this law, we were giving them a tool to hold corrupt individuals and human rights abusers accountable. very when i rip this deal apart, if they take the white house of 2025, what is the world hearing? well, we're talking about why american today we take on us politics and society. that's the bottom line. with both, both with all the dog dog. with sex with good. well a with with them too, or high is through the can of it into visit to i didn't robin or lose them, did you? what did i was i was with you to give up with dog one those different kind of for both of and i will talk to the same both on problem with h

was not personally responsible for it and he took action against those who were responsible, human rights groups waddy, that this is far from enough. now, saudi arabia has never been a rights respecting country if there were been a country where you could speak freely. but what we've seen in the past 5 years is a total shut down of the space for any public criticism or any hint that you might disagree with the authorities. the leaders discussions ranged from regional security to clean energy initiatives, but saudi oil is being seen as the driving factor here. especially if it can replace russian supplies on the global market. the main reason for preston biden's visit to saudi arabia is to attend the gathering of leaders of 9 countries from the gulf cooperation council. but the meeting that was set to draw, the more scrutiny has already taken place. well, what do biden's interactions with the saudi crown prince say about his policy towards the kingdom? that's where i asked chintz. he a bianco, a visiting fellow at the european council on foreign relations here in blue. well, that relationship bet

and human rights groups have criticized authorities treatment of asylum seekers there. we have to stop 5 kilometers before the polish border with bella luce, where the restricted zone begins. we conquer further unless we have special permission and a traveling in a polish border guard vehicle towards the border where poland has almost finished its new wool. a wall against migrants from africa and the middle east, trying to get to poland and onwards into the you. man, that her mission from we have information from foreigners that they were encouraged on the belly mercy inside to try to cross the border illegally and continue on to germany. they were also promised that someone would help them get a job there. but 1st, they would have to cross the polish beller asean border. illegally to cluttered gardens at moscow. gouter school 5 and a half meters high and a 187 kilometers long. in may alone, there were more than $700.00 attempts to cross the border. the situation might be less dramatic than it was last fall before the wool was built, when hundreds of people was stranded

that's despise human rights groups on even video footage, suggesting the exact egypt, saudi arabia on turkey are planning to join the bricks, grouping of fastest emerging column.

to reach spain from africa last month was not the result of police climates out to this by human rights groups, claiming the exact opposite with president biden reaffirms. america is tied to israel especially and confronting me a legit nucular threat from iran. i'm the potential need for force in that regard. that's our palestinians protest over it. biden's refusal to meet the family of journalists recently killed in the west bank also ahead. it's been 7 years since coordinator.

attempting to reach spain from africa last month were not the result of police violence dots despite human rights groups. on even video footage, suggesting the exact opposite egypt, saudi arabia on turkey are planning to join the brig. st. grouping of foss, this emerging column and according to the president of its internet.

so has the israel human rights group b'tselem, which accused the biden administration of whitewashing. shireen abu akleh's niece lina abu akleh responded to the state department's findings monday. >> we were expecting an investigation would actually rule the perpetrators accountable and would carry out the transparent investigation that is free from any political pressure. however, that was not the case. we will continue to call for justice. we will continue to call on the u.s. to carry out a transparent investigation by an independent body. in addition, we continue to call on the u.n. and icc to carry out investigation and hold israel accountable and put an end to this grotesque impunity that israel continues to endure. amy: we are joined now by the dutch-palestinian analyst mouin rabbani, who is the co-editor of the online journal jadaliyya and hosts the connections podcast. he is the former senior analyst middle east and special advisor on israel-palestine with the international crisis group. thank you for joining us. talk about the significance of what the u.s. found. in fact, the

that's despite human rights groups on even video footage, suggesting the exact opposite egypt. saudi arabia on turkey are planning to join the briggs, grouping of fastest emerging economies according to the president of.

how are you reading this trip right now, am necessity international and other human rights groups bitterly opinion poegz it. other senators saying if we can get concessions from them on human rights it's okay because there is a larger issue. >> andrea, i think president biden put it pretty succinctly today in his press conference in israel. he said the trip today to saudi arabia is about u.s. interests. in saying that he's implicitly saying it's not about u.s. values, u.s. principles. i think on that issue he sounded a little defensive, talked about how he has spoken in the past about jamal cojamal. he's hoping to rebuild the security relationship, to get saudi cooperation on oil production, to do things that we usually refer to as real politic, and that's the triumph of power and interests over values. that's what this trip is going to be about. biden, if you read carefully, is admitting as much. extraordinary to be a fly on the wall in a private meeting where mbs and biden will first encounter each other. will biden tell him privately how upset, angry, insistent on some kind of accountab

attempting to reach spain for africa last month were not the result. police find this like human rights groups reaching the exact opposite conclusion. egypt, saudi arabia and turkey are planning to join the bricks, grouping of foss, this emerging economies according to the president all the breaks international.

human rights groups say ukrainians in russian occupied areas are rounded up and filtered before beingsed to camps like these. although suspected of posing a threat, don't even make it through. saying the right thing here is a matter of survival, especially for those who have already lost loved ones. like this refugee, who asked not to be named. you're not angry at the russians for that? >> translator: these are provocative questions. but now i'm here, so please don't press me. i didn't say they killed my relatives. as far as i'm concerned, they're just another casualty of this conflict. >> reporter: but in russia, the freedom to speak out is a casualty, too. when we traveled away, outside of the country to neighboring estonia, the baltic port here, boarding this giant passenger ferry turned shelter for refugees from ukraine. we're in these corridors in the b bowels of the ship that house more than 1700 ukrainian refugees, many of whom who have escaped directly from russia and the filtration camps. at least people can speak freely and without fear about their experience. he told me how