occupied west bank israeli police say they were searching for a man who killed a rabbi a week ago imran khan has more from janine in the occupied west bank. been conflicting reports on thursday morning about the identity of the palestinian man that was killed in this village west of janine initially the israelis said that the man killed was linked to the murder of a rabbi a settler rabbi in a nablus on january the ninth however the palestinian health ministry has issued a different name but if you're all who is from this village now the raid began around eleven o'clock late on wednesday night israeli special forces came in now we don't know who fired first but we do know that two israeli special forces soldiers were injured and the palestinian man was shot that then around two o'clock in the morning the israeli army came in and locals telling us that they shelled the house i'm going to go away so you can see the damage that was created that was a family home it's now just a pile of rubble and it's not the only one there were another two houses in this local area that have been turned into ru

decision to cut millions of dollars worth of funding to the aid agency imran khan reports from gaza. this was one of the largest demonstrations gaza has seen in recent months the union organizing says thirteen thousand people turned out palestinians are angry that the u.s. is withholding one hundred ten million dollars in funding for the united nations relief works agency that agency is responsible for palestinian refugees some one million in gaza alone yeah agency itself is in crisis mode it's introduced austerity measures and warns it only has two months of funding left after that. if you want to fix it it would be no food it would be you know colborne there would be an almighty set of this is it will be ignored you cation for these kids which are looking to be as kids in other parts of the war on palestinian and gaza city but on that seas which is a very very serious situation it's some of goals most desperate the will be hit hardest people like who saw his see who receives unemployment payments from he supports a family of six those payments a jew to come to an end if money isn't

of the century which we need and the palestinians or palestinians say that deal is now history imran khan jealousy in refugee camp in the occupied west bank a military court has ruled that a palestinian teenager who was filmed slapping an israeli soldier must be kept in custody until her trial she was arrested in unrest following the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital a video of the incident went viral on social international attention harish force that has more now from outside the ofer a military court in the occupied west bank. well i had to mimi is no stranger to this prefabricated courtroom inside the office military prison she came in looking relatively relaxed exchanging messages with her father who was sitting waiting for stretching out her legs crossing at the ankles where they were cuffed together and she heard the judge in the case the military judge deny her bail pending her trial which was set for january thirty first the judge justifying that decision not so much talking about the aggravated assault charges related to the slapping that was caught in tha

million people in gaza where an israeli blockade has led to a worsening humanitarian situation imran khan reports on the day to day challenges its people are facing. gaza is crumbling. the siege imposed by israel in egypt now and its eleven pm and three walls have left its infrastructure in ruins everything is in dire need of repair or replacement buildings roads house services. this is a shop day a refugee camp mo in abu dujan this house is not fit for human habitation according to the local united nations agency yet there's no money for even basic repair much less extensive reconstruction. and we are a family of eight people living in a small house until now we can provide food and i can't expand the house i only have two small rooms the house is too small and it's falling to pieces the blockade dictates the day to day reality for two million people in gaza where israel controls the borders space and walters goes an economic experts are warning that even if help is given immediately as security and humanitarian situation might be unavoidable many youth don't but. many of the first thing

since two thousand and seven we're in a moment we are going to have reaction from palestine where imran khan is standing by.

of the century which we need and the palestinians or palestinians say that deal is now history imran khan al-jazeera jealous in a refugee camp in the occupied west bank salim salama is head of the palestinian league for human rights an organization that helps palestinian syrians he now lives in oxford and spoke about how he benefited from an ra funding. i am one of those refugees who studied on a well funded school. this is how i managed to acquire all of my education my education that got me into oxford university i think its effect is going to be especially in terms of on the operations in syria because a huge amount of on our budget the donation of the united states of america to honor was a huge amount of it went to syria on a whopper ations and there is no other donor even the second largest donor of the e.u. there is no other donor matches the donations of the united states especially in syria operation so the effect is going to be catastrophic especially for half a million syrian palestinians who are in refugee displaced inside syria and in the middle east a military court has rule

kindly and ironically enough it seems to have united the country's warring factions for example imran khan chairman of pakistan's they have taken soft party had a pretty interesting reaction calling truck mentally weak now the u.s. has even placed pakistan on a special watch list for allegedly violating religious freedom but with all that being said the war in afghanistan is far from over and the u.s. has already lost thousands of lives and spent trillions of dollars but without its neighbors support it's unclear how far the u.s. can really go down this time is continuing to face a islamist insurgency on thursday i still claim responsibility for a suicide bombing that killed fifteen people and injured many more local journalists warry told me what happened earlier. it was an operation against alcohol and drug dealers in an area that's not very far from the center of the city when the rapid reaction force in members of the afghan law and order police arrived there was a subset of. killing a lot of members of the police force the afghan government is finding it very challenging to prevent th

cut its contribution down from a three hundred fifty million dollars dollar donation last year imran khan reports now on what the company. it will be camps like these jalazone in the occupied west bank that will be affected most by the us decision to cut a refugee funding to the united nations relief and works agency otherwise known as . there isn't a household here that doesn't rely on whether it's health education all waste collection fifteen thousand refugees live here you know i don't wish that it would be a big problem with out on the wall if the agency wasn't here for just two days you would see thrashed by leg up on the door in places like gaza residents fear they will be left destitute because of the u.s. decision the israeli siege of gaza already creates acute shortages of food electricity and other essentials as well as causing high unemployment and infrastructure to crumble. i think you should have mercy on the people and belittling my husband isn't president i can't buy only eleven on syria jordan and elsewhere five million palestinian refugees reliant on roff the agency has a

decision to cut millions of dollars worth of funding to the aid agency imran khan reports from gaza. this was one of the largest demonstrations gaza has seen in recent months the union organizing says thirteen thousand people turned out palestinians are angry that the u.s. is withholding one hundred ten million dollars in funding for the united nations relief works agency that agency is responsible for palestinian refugees some one million in gaza alone yeah agency itself is in crisis mode it's introduced austerity measures and warns it only has two months of funding left after that. the palestinians or if you want to fix it there would be no food there would be no colborne there would be a normal status is it would be ignored you kiss in four of these kids which are looking to be as kids in other parts of the war on palestinian in gaza city but on that seas which is a very very serious situation it's some of gaza's most desperate the will be hit hardest people like who saw his see who receives unemployment payments from he supports a family of six those payments are due to come to a

kindly and ironically enough it seems to have united the country's warring factions for example imran khan chairman of pakistan's they have akin soft party had a pretty interesting reaction calling truck mentally weak now the u.s. has even placed pakistan on a special watch list for allegedly violating religious freedom but with all that being said the war in afghanistan is far from over and the u.s. has already lost thousands of lives and spent trillions of dollars but without its neighbor support it's unclear how far the u.s. can really go that was american when we talked to the author of blood on our hands the american invasion and destruction of iraq and he believes that washington's move may have a very different effect from the one intended. in the past when the u.s. has pressured pakistan to drive militants out of its so-called safe havens. this is not necessarily worked out as the u.s. would hope two years ago in twenty sixteen pakistan did exactly that and drove. you know hundreds or thousands of foreign fighters from the border areas to northern afghanistan and join the taliban t

kindly and ironically enough it seems to have united the country's warring factions for example imran khan chairman of pakistan's they have akin soft party had a pretty interesting reaction calling truck mentally weak now the u.s. has even placed pakistan on a special watch list for allegedly violating religious freedom but with all that being said the war in afghanistan is far from over and the u.s. has already lost thousands of lives and spent trillions of dollars but without its neighbor support it's unclear how far the u.s. can really go. well afghanistan is continuing to face an islamist insurgency on thursday i still claim responsibility for a suicide bombing that killed fifteen people and injured many more local journalists spoke to me earlier on that it was an operation against alcohol and drug dealers in an area that's not very far from the center of the city when the rapid reaction force members of the afghan law and order police arrived there was a superset of. killing a lot of members of the police force the afghan government is finding it very challenging to prevent these atta

kindly and ironically enough it seems to have united the country's warring factions for example imran khan chairman of pakistan's they have akin softhearted had a pretty interesting reaction calling truck mentally weak now the u.s. has even placed pakistan on a special watch list for allegedly violating religious freedom but with all that being said the war in afghanistan is far from over and the u.s. has already lost thousands of lives and spent trillions of dollars but without its neighbor support it's unclear how far the u.s. can really go. still to come a lot more including reports saudi arabia's intercepted another ballistic missile fall by the sea rebels in yemen that had been in the last couple developments stay with us. a plate for many flips over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super money kill the narrowness and spending student twenty million and one player. it's an experience like nothing else i want to because i want to share what i t

drastically cut its contribution from three hundred and fifty million dollars donation last year imran khan reports on what the impact will be. it will be camps like these jalazone in the occupied west bank that will be affected most by the us decision to cut a refugee funding to the united nations relief and works agency otherwise known as . there isn't a household here that doesn't rely on whether it's health education a waste collection fifteen thousand refugees live here. it would be a big problem with. the agency wasn't here for just two days you would see thrashed by leg up. in places like gaza residents fear they will be left destitute because of the u.s. decision the israeli siege of gaza already creates acute shortages of food electricity and other essentials as well as causing high unemployment and infrastructure to crumble you know i think you should have mercy on the people and the little my husband is in his room i can't buy only eleven on syria jordan and elsewhere five million palestinian refugees are reliant on. the agency has a deficit and says this new cut further harms it

convicted of the charges which include assault she is you back in court on monday al-jazeera is imran khan was at the scene covering the protests before and after fighting broke out. protesters gathering outside of the house of i had to mimi and there's really two messages that i want to impart the first is to the palestinian leadership they want determined nonviolent resistance movement the other of course is to the israelis that i mean the family now we saw like this whole area will not be bowed will not be broken and they should release both the mother and i had to be me as soon as i can now this is ahead of a cool to parents taking place. on monday night now we've been speaking to palestinians here this is what they've had to say extend their message today isn't really liked wing government but our studios are united behind i'm behind her passion behind her resistance we are all here in obviously from all of it was going to include more honesty of people to this program i've is not alone i mean the family is not alone not be solid has not alone in the other hand we ask our friends all

israeli army linking this man to the killing of the rabbi as i say on january the ninth all right imran khan by for us in ramallah and ron thank you. president onil trump has accused russia of helping north korea evade international sanctions but he's provided no evidence and an interview with the reuters news agency he casts doubt on whether talks with north korea's leader kim jong un would be useful also warned that pyongyang is getting closer to delivering a missile that could reach the u.s. mainland china for restricting oil and coal supplies to north korea but said beijing could too much more north and south korea will march under a unified flag at the opening ceremony of next month's winter olympics also be a joint women's ice hockey team for the games and south korea it follows the first high level meeting between north and south korea and more than two years the apparent reconciliation efforts are opposed by many in the south with several petitions filed against it at the novak has more from seoul the south korean government says the agreement reached with north korea on its particip

accused of harboring were once quote darlings of the us white house so danis in general haven't taken imran khan the chairman of said the war in afghanistan is far from over and the u.s. has already lost thousands of lives and spent billions of dollars but without the neighbors support it's unclear how far the u.s. can go live from america's capital cities from your account with the updates thank you for the. french nationals who fled to fight with islamic state in syria could be facing trial in kurdish held territory not by confront in syrian kurdistan there are judicial institutions that are capable of assuring a fair trial with guaranteed rights of defense they will be judged there. debate over what action should be taken against his holding french passports has been gathering pace that since the arrest of a notorious female recruiter in syria last month she was blacklisted by both the un and the us and is said to have recruited more than two hundred french citizens according to u.s. based research group more than fifteen hundred extremists or french origin joined isos ranks over a three year

president in december sparked protests across the muslim world imran khan has been following events in ramallah. there at the presidential headquarters the palestinian president issued a very strong speech he said that drusilla was the eternal capital of palestine the jewel in the crowd he said that the u.s. president donald trump had taken it away from the palestinians in a tweet let's take a listen to some of that strong language the president used. but now we say no to trump we're willing to accept his plan we sighted a deal of the century is the slop of the century learn not by we will not take set the deals that america wants to impose on us we will not take septics mediation after the crimes it has committed over jerusalem. but there was also a message to islamic jihad and hamas who refused to come to this central council meeting he said that this wasn't about politics anymore that all of the palestinian factions should get involved because this was about jerusalem this was about not about any disagreements that taking place in the past but a fuck but about the fact that jerusale

nine hundred ninety one when two hundred sixty thousand tons of oil leaked of the coast of angola imran khan. french president about. to move europe's partnership with china into the twenty first century in his first state visit to the world's most populous country. chinese president xi jinping in beijing after starting his trip in the ancient capital of ch'an he wants china and the e.u. to work together to share the benefits of increased trade and find ways to meet the challenge of global warming. and it's up to europe in asia to france and china to define and come up with the rules of a game where we could all win or lose i have come here to tell china that i am determined to move the euro china partnership into the twenty first century so that it fits in this new framework that we need to define together europe will embrace this new strategy because it is now aware of its role and its place in this century it will get involved on all of the main topics yes my friends what i have also come here to say is that europe is back now people close to the media personality a businesswoman oprah wi

didn't turn up for the meeting saying there's a lack of agreement on how to deal with washington imran khan as our correspondent in ramallah. it was a very strong speech from president bush who debussy said that drew slim was the jewel in the crown of state and the capital of any future palestinian state criticize the us president of the time for removing jerusalem from any future palestinian state via tweet he was also very critical of these very critical language let's just take a listen to what some of that language sounded like. and we'll never see as i drive down the aisle we say that politically driven person is our capital in our religion it's how capital graphically it's our capital. but it was removed from the map with a tweet from mr trump say you. were now we say no to trump we won't accept his plan we cited deal of the century is the slop of the century. but it was just about jerusalem it was also about the palestinian factions as well he was very critical. of us for not coming to the central council meeting he said that this was about politics and this was about the future of j

meeting of the central council focusing on the american recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital imran khan as more from the occupied west bank. late on monday night the palestinian leadership issued a statement that could have far reaching consequences for the peace process the statement includes the call to suspend recognition of israel suspend security coordination with it and unite the palestinian factions through reconciliation the statement comes from the central council of the p.l.o. after two days of meetings it will be discussed further by the p.l.o. executive committee and it's up to that committee to implement most policy at some point in the future. the statement also said that the u.s. is no longer a partner for peace and that the palestinians want international involvement but given that the us is perhaps the only country that can put pressure on israel will this work. we have to utilize different forms of accountability it has to know that this occupation this form of brutal colonialism can no longer be accepted and therefore we have to go to the international criminal court

kindly and ironically enough it seems to have united the country's warring factions for example imran khan chairman of pakistan's they have akin softhearted had a pretty interesting reaction calling truck mentally weak now the u.s. has even placed pakistan on a special watch list for allegedly violating religious freedom but with all that being said the war in afghanistan is far from over and the u.s. has already lost thousands of lives and spent trillions of dollars but without its neighbor support it's unclear how far the u.s. can really go. french nationals who fled to find with islamic state in syria could be facing trial not by confronts but instead in a kurdish held her tree if in syrian kurdistan there are judicial institutions that are capable of assuring a fair trial with guaranteed rights of defense they will be judged that. debate over what action should be taken against the harvests holding french passports has been gathering pace that since the arrest of a notorious female recruiter in syria last month she was blacklisted by both the united nations on the us and is said to hav

reduction imran khan has reaction from ramallah in the occupied west bank now that has been strong reaction already let me start with the palestine liberation organization what they've said is this once again the u.s. administration proves its complicity with the israeli occupation by attempting to remove another permanent status issue off the table the talking there about refugees now the p.l.o. central committee met on monday they issued a statement saying the u.s. was not an honest broker and privately what they say is that the u.s. is actually becoming part of the conflict by siding with israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu has long called for the dismantling of the wall for the funding to be cut and the sixty five million dollars shortfall by the u.s. is going to have a huge impact here and we are expecting more reaction throughout the day already we've heard from young egeland the head of the norwegian refugee council he says he's disappointed and we've also heard from the u.n. secretary general himself saying that this is a u.n. agency and not a palestinian agency saying the whol

of israel a move that cools international outcry and condemnation from the united nations does imran khan joins us now from ramallah welcome back to the stream and ron i want to start here on you tube so we ask the question that you heard from to me earlier that minister as the u.s. is giving israel a green light for settlement homes he says yes we asked our community phillips here on youtube if you're joking right the u.s. has been green lighting israel for decades so that said i want to move over to twitter this is what we got from karim on that topic he says without the dismantlement of settlements and eviction of the settlers there is no possibility for peace in occupied palestine what do those two things have to do with each other for our audience who may not know. that is where the settlements actually are let's ticals the peace or whether they are a destruction all of the two state solution that both are very related issues now the more settlements that get built the more facts change on the ground the israelis that move into the occupied west bank makes it much more difficult for

nine hundred ninety one when two hundred sixty thousand tons of oil leaked of the coast of angola imran khan. firefighters in the united states are battling a blaze at trump tower in new york the headquarters of president donald trump's business empire the new york fire department says it was called it around seven o'clock in the morning there are reports of two people being injured one seriously the penthouse on top of the sixty eight story towers donald trump's main residence before he moved to the white house. the greek government has wanted temporary injunction that will suspend the asylum status given to a turkish soldier the soldier who was initially granted asylum in december fled to greece on a military helicopter with seven others following a failed coup against turkish president russia type two one in two thousand and sixteen a full court hearing to follow up on the issue is scheduled for february fifteenth you're watching al-jazeera much more to tell you about on the program all the charm offensive french president begins a three day visit to china. i will also tell you about the

kindly and ironically enough it seems to have united the country's warring factions for example imran khan chairman of pakistan's they have akin soft party had a pretty interesting reaction calling truck mentally weak now the u.s. has even placed pakistan on a special watch list for allegedly violating religious freedom but with all that being said the war in afghanistan is far from over and the u.s. has already lost thousands of lives and spent trillions of dollars but without its neighbor support it's unclear how far the u.s. can really go. davies a journalist and author believes that washington's move might have a different effect then the one intended. in the past when the u.s. has pressured pakistan to drive militants out of its so-called safe havens. this is not necessarily worked out as the u.s. would hope two years ago in twenty sixteen pakistan did exactly that and drove. you know hundreds or thousands of foreign fighters from the border areas to northern afghanistan and join the taliban there so and in fact helping to strengthen what is being really a resurgence of the taliban in

major trolls by the combined opposition party led by get on including the pakistan people's party imran khan. dr tyrell qadri. de re and all of course with the demand that the provincial government including the achievement of. the law minister of the province. now detail because of the fact that back in twenty four days the police moved in on dr tyrell college and had. to download all. over doesn't know if it. had been warned. people know he had the opposition. and it is important to understand the data dollar happening at the time when the country ordered a general election date and also the fact that one prime minister had been disqualified and told me that already facing a corruption probe showed the pressure on by the opposition to force. the brother of no why should he have to resign and of course he did not clear whether there's. just a day or whether that will turn into a major shift in that could bring life to a war to understand. the provincial capital of the punjab province all right come on her life press and lahore thank you. so had on al jazeera calls for clemency to spain's ca

the largest political group in gaza has meant that things have stagnated gaza remains under siege imran khan. its long been symbolic of the grave human rights abuses committed during the so-called war on terror but now u.s. president donald trump has decided to keep the notorious kuantan of a military prison open through an executive order his predecessor barack obama had promised to close a facility in cuba within a year of taking office but while many prisoners were released obama was unable to shut down guantanamo together in his state of the union address on shoes they warned that hundreds of dangerous terrorists could be released in the past but this would no longer be allowed to happen. i am asking congress to ensure that in the fight against isis and. we continue to have all necessary power to detain terrorists wherever we chase them. where ever we find. and in many cases for them it will now be one ten and a. quarter of almost ten years since the last attained he was taken to guantanamo bay so trying to proposal to start sending people there again is a major departure seven hundred e

well that will look like is currently on imran khan how does their occupied west bank pope francis is arrived in chile for his first stop on a visit to south america the pontiff landed in the capital there have been scenes of tension ahead of his visit with five churches vandalize in recent days protests are expected against the alleged cover up of sexual abuse in the catholic church security for the papal visit has been wrapped up as a result let's go live in america editor lucien human she's in santiago has arrived what kind of reception has he had. hello martin well as you can see there's nobody here anymore the pope casting are under his popemobile in the avenue that you see just behind me about one hour ago and at this hour i think he has arrived finally at the vatican embassy where he'll be spending the night the streets the avenues were lined with people but some of them were protesting this is something really quite unprecedented certainly in the papal visits that i have covered all over latin america they were absolute dissident catholics who are upset about what they believe

the killer of a rabbi who was shot dead a week ago two israeli officers were injured in the right imran khan has more now from ramallah. i'm sorry about that we'll move on from that now the french president manuel macro is in the u.k. to hold talks with the british prime minister to resign may the two leaders are meeting at sandhurst military academy which is west of london where they're expected to reach an agreement on strengthening border controls france is demanding more funding from london to help deal with a number of people gathering in ports like calley to try to reach the united kingdom may is expected to use the talks to try and win goodwill in the brakes in negotiations well under the deal the u.k. is expected to pay an extra sixty two million dollars for security measures in cali and other french channel ports this would increase the u.k. contribution under the two thousand and three to two k. agreement which allows british immigration checks to take place on the french side of the channel britain may also agree to take in more refugees and migrants from cathay especially unaccom

jerusalem not all of them look like this but certainly this with this type raid is very common ok imran khan reporting from janine thank you a fire on a bus in kazakhstan has killed fifty two passengers only five people managed to escape the bus was on the main road between it was back to stan and russia a routine used by migrant workers police are investigating what caused that blaze and russia is dismissing what it calls a groundless accusations by the u.s. president that the kremlin's helping north korea evade international sanctions in an interview donald trump also cast doubt on whether talks with north korea's leader would be useful and warned the north is getting closer to building a missile capable of attacking the u.s. mainland he said china could do much more about praised restrictions on oil and coal deliveries to the north. well there's been a mixed response to news north and south korean offaly its will march under a unified flag at next month's winter olympics they'll also form a joint women's ice hockey team for the games in south korea. several petitions have been filed with

nine hundred ninety one when two hundred sixty thousand tons of oil leaked off the coast of angola imran khan which is a. at least two people have been killed after protests broke out across a downed over the rising price of bread one of the dead was a high school student who was killed during protests in the city of jenin that places the rest in a prominent opposition leader confiscated newspapers in a bid to clamp down on the on west demonstrations began in the southeastern city of sana'a on saturday after bread prices double the price hike comes after government subsidies were cut in an attempt to improve the economy or bad weldon salah is a student protests and activists he says people are angry because they were never consulted over the budget cuts the government will discuss the issue of the budget it is a political bond most and i want to discuss it with the people and the raising the prices have just come suddenly in the night no one was expecting this huge amount of grace in the price of fuel of we don't bread of everything. people are talking about certain demands will just. stop in

nine hundred ninety one when two hundred sixty thousand tons of oil leaked off the coast of angola imran khan i was there coming up on this al-jazeera episode. new day is on the rise of. the winfrey to run for president after her ramstein speech at the golden globes best foot forward for the argentinean compares to other dams that goes back to the country's past all that more when we come. welcome back well the really hot weather across the strait here particularly sydney is just easing slightly is still pretty warm temperature thirty two degrees there same as for brits been elsewhere we're going to southwest these are temperatures significantly lower in melbourne and some heavy showers around northern parts of australia with the potential for tropical cyclone development in the coming days pushing towards the kimberley for perth should be a largely dry want to showers around but for much the time fine with temperatures of twenty four degrees as we head across into new zealand here we've got some showers on the western side of the south island the north island is looking dry and fine and then

since two thousand and seven where in a moment we are going to have reaction from palestine where imran khan is standing by for us in ramallah first though let's get the latest from roslyn jordan who's in washington d.c. you were also in tell us a little bit more about this u.s. announcement. well it comes just about a month or so after is my honey a called for a new into fodder or uprising in israel in response to the u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel though state department officials are not saying that is exactly the reason why they made this designation they do note that he has been involved in the planning and execution of attacks against both israeli citizens and at least seventeen american citizens and so what this does is basically puts a freeze on his personal assets it basically outlaws any financial support from u.s. persons for israel honey and it could set up a not just a travel ban but also the potential that he could false possibly face prosecution by u.s. authorities for his role in the deaths of those seventeen americans.

in the occupied west bank the army says it was searching for a man who killed a rabbi a week ago imran khan reports from near the city of june. this is all that's left after the israeli raid that began on wednesday night three homes have been demolished it's unclear who shot first but a palestinian man is dead and two israeli special forces soldiers are injured another palestinian man remains missing his mother explains what happened was gotten out of the around eleven pm we heard heavy shooting i couldn't tell where but it was close by some me it isn't wanted by anyone he lives a normal life he came home an hour before the race and then left the house telling me so wake him up early when he got back because he had work the israeli army said the palestinian killed was linked to the shooting of a rabbi from an illegal settlement on january ninth the palestinian health ministry confirmed his identity thirty one year old. it's unclear whether he was the main suspect in the raid his mother is too distraught to talk to the media his brother voiced the family's anger at having their home destroye

nine hundred ninety one when two hundred sixty thousand tons of oil leaked off the coast of angola imran khan. the french president emmanuel mccraw has vowed to move europe's partnership with china into the twenty first century he met the chinese president xi jinping in beijing just a short while ago after beginning his first day in the ancient chinese capital of g.r. and president proposed a french chinese year of ecological transition in the fight against climate change . and it's up to europe in asia to france and china to define and come up with the rules of a game where we could all win or lose i have come here to tell china that i am determined to move the euro china partnership into the twenty first century so that it fits in this new framework that we need to define together europe will embrace this new strategy because it is now aware of its role and its place in this century it will get involved on all of the main topics yes my friends what i have also come here to say is that europe is back. victor gal is the director of china national association of international studies and he sa

also the pakistan tehreek e insaf led by imran khan dr tyrell project on our army. and several other political parties they have a demo on that the chief minister and the law minister of distraught in surgery because there there is one for the dead over a dozen supporters of dr cairo police action in grade four days this will be. by the budget this year which is rally. was recently the member of the now actually event already been disqualified and. some marginally in london racers know that james. how do you say to them that we are here to get justice for the martyrs of model town who were brutally killed by the orders of shahbaz government so we won't let their blood go in vain this is the final round and we will seek justice for them for the sake of our own lives. in the current government they have done nothing for the poor people of pakistan despite being well qualified now this is the time to get rid of this corrupt government more interested in making money for structural projects but not the people. who are a really important. right that you're obligated to d

nobel peace prize laureates malala say heartbroken to hear about cena this has to stop politician imran khan saying condemning this and saying it's a horrific rape and murder of lisa exposes once again how vulnerable children in our society are and look at this is a pakistani news anchor kiran as she even brought her own daughter into the studio in sign of protest and she delivered a really powerful speech saying the smallest coffins are the heaviest and the entire society is burdened by the weight of zeno's coffin so really strong strong condemnation from all sides of pakistan and screw me goosebumps just hearing you say some of those reactions there from pakistan of course she's a fully the latest victim in a string of child murders. and her death appears to have exposed a rift in pakistan about how to deal with this problem absolutely and on the one hand there is a rather strong voice that is saying i for an eye tooth for a tooth and we're seeing this picture circulating on social media that tells the message and this is a woman here writing publicly hand. the hang of the predator who bru

collapse with unemployment soaring and sales falling they've called a strike to highlight their plight imran khan reports from gaza city. on monday this busy shopping district will also island as workers and businesses join the strike and it's not just here shops factories restaurants and hotels are all expected to take polls across the gaza strip. clothes machines will be turned off and work will stop from eight in the morning to six hours the strips of main commercial organization called the strike. we wish through these strikes and the message to all that is it is international leaders and to the united nations the gaza strip will collapse and and we need immediate help if the economy collapses impacts everywhere health education and whole services. business been a listening and they want to take part they say things are getting desperate and there's no money in the economy. all god's eye will be closed we will be on strike and we want the world to listen to know our suffering and help us to find a solution gaza is reaching breaking point. but any impact of the strike outside of gaza is likely