but international groups say israel is deportation policy could be violating international law imran khan how does a television. for many migrants and refugees israel is often seen as a bridge to europe and its strong economy makes it appealing to those searching for a better life most of these refugees have fled from war or forced military service in their countries we're talking nearly sixty thousand people who. being turned away israeli government says it is already expelled about twenty thousand since two thousand and five thousands of africans of entered israel illegally through its border crossing with egypt but the government has since built a wall to keep people out and those who do make it into israel are not welcome by the government well let's bring in our guests now in west jerusalem we have robbie sable professor at the he read university of jerusalem in tel aviv sigel rosen head of public policy at the tail of it's based hotline for refugees and migrants and in geneva william spengler spokesman for the united nations high commission for refugees but before we get our panelis

accept money on a plane ticket home or risk being jailed will get so i guess in a moment but first imran khan reports from tel aviv it's a common sentiment among asylum seekers here in israel who are being issued with deportation notices ready to stay in a prison more leave behind gabriel is another man who theories about his future he's twenty seven and from eritrea after a four year journey which involved prison time in egypt in israel he's now been handed a deportation noticed he says yes raids have dismissed his asylum claim out of hand he's being held at the whole lot detentions and well jazeera interviewed him they don't even. i don't know why they given your rejection. that. i came to you in such a fourth option you know i'm not going to get in search of. well you know the government called out. the government in immigration experts say his case is typical but these new notices target people outside of the hollow detention center michel mann spicer works for an organization that helps asylum seekers and refugees in israel we obviously have a problem with having to send out. the refugee

say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it call for the maalik occupied west bank ukraine's president has dismissed his chief economic adviser after an al-jazeera investigation showed he received millions of dollars that were raised fraudulent lee briers last weekend own to ukraine's largest media group u.m.a. before selling it in twenty thirteen there was investigative unit uncovered documents that showed over a hundred million dollars in payments for the group was raised as a load on the company linked to president petro poroshenko more than ten thousand people have fled their homes in argentina's northern salter province a river burst its banks causing major flooding psalter is home to several of argentina's remaining indigenous communities are the reports from santa victoria in argentina as north. when the waters rise they do so rapidly and they're ruthless there's just time to save what's essential a place of it. i saved my nephew but then i couldn't get back seven kilometers from i haven't heard anything from

requires a sustained fight and that's something that israel has to really look closely at or to imran khan there in western thank you let's cross over now to beirut and talk to zain a honda the israeli army now says the operation has ended how serious was this incident . well yes the army saying it has ended and they don't want to an escalation it wasn't a war but more than a confrontation it was serious it was the most serious confrontation between israel syria and iran since the start of the syria war in two thousand and eleven israel has been carrying out air strikes in syria over the past few years it has targeted what it believes are weapons convoys destine to the lebanese armed group hezbollah which is allied to iran it has targeted weapons convoys it has targeted hezbollah officials in syria but as of late israel has been targeting iranian military facilities for example earlier this year a strike south of damascus hit a base which was still not operational and it was clearly a message to iran that no we will not accept to establish permanent bases inside syria so it was a serious c

say the twenty one year old damaged the jeep before the incident which happened three years ago imran khan reports. the israeli army killed a beloved name in june two thousand and fifteen and now it wants twenty eight thousand dollars for damages to this jeep to crush the twenty one year old after his death ability family filed a lawsuit against the israeli state the case continues then in january this year the army build the family. this is a copy of the lawsuit given to us by the family lawyer. they reopened this so shameless that they are demanding compensation not because they want the money because they want to make it impossible for us palestinians it's not about the money they want us to give in but we say we have the right you won't break because. in june two thousand and fifteen there was a raid by the army and later my luck that turned violent the israelis say ability through a fireball of the jeep which then swerved into him for over three hours the family says the army wouldn't allow medics to treat of the law as he lay beneath the jeep he eventually played to death the entire

well imran khan joins us live now from west jerusalem him and so what do you expect to come out of israel today. well a cabinet meeting is taking place right now now that's likely where they're going to formulate any kind of political response to what's going on and what will the political response likely to be what's going to be a message clearly to the russians we've seen that kind of language already take place in the last twenty four hours they warn the russians that the iranian presence in the region is a threat so it's likely that that's where the political strategy will come from there's also been a letter written by the israelis the united nations the investor to the united nations danny danon has called for the security council to condemn iran's actions and they're also looking to the united nations for a strong condemnation of the russian role when it comes to iran also so those are the political kind of things that we're expecting to see in the next coming days and weeks but there's also a security cabinet meeting taking place that will be likely to look at what sort of militar

believed to be israel's most significant attack against syria since one nine hundred eighty two imran khan reports now from west jerusalem. in the early hours of saturday morning syria's war escalated to a new level for the first time in thirty years israel lost a fighter jet to enemy fire as israel confirmed syrian air defense shot at one of its f. sixteen fighter jets the israeli prime minister was blunt israel iran and it's. responsible for today's aggression we will continue to do whatever is necessary to protect our sovereignty and our security the crash followed the shooting down of a drone israeli army video shows what they say is the iranian drone flying towards the northern golan heights before it was downed in retaliation israeli air force at targets in syria including the suspected drone command center iranian targets and syrian air defense syria alone surface to air missiles during these really raid and says it shot down the f. sixteen which crashed in northern israel at the hands of. the syrian political leadership took a decision at the highest level to face decisively any is

say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it go from olic occupied west bank saying in the region sound arabia is reportedly recruiting several international public relations firms to promote a new multi-billion dollar aid plan for yemen erin a news agency focusing on humanitarian issues says a p.r. campaign could reduce imports of vital goods into a key rebel held port critics say the campaign is an effort to win a propaganda battle after nearly three years of conflict saudi arabia had pledged one point five billion dollars to help the war torn country that's half of the un's humanitarian appeal and bruce fein is a constitutional lawyer any told al-jazeera saudi arabia is helping those areas of yemen already under control of its allies. the amount of money they're spending and non of that really their foreign agents that they're hiring is is staggering and if they were doing the right thing they would need to pay anybody right why do you need to pay did they would be nominated for a nobel peace prize the pictures ar

the two palestinians killed in the israeli raids still haven't been handed over to the families imran khan al jazeera you moon village occupied west. the un high commission on human rights says why it about what he sees as growing intolerance of indonesia say that al hussein says he's heard reports about unprovoked violence by security forces and for his minority communities are being excluded is highlighted blasphemy and moves to criminalize sex before marriage. the extremist views playing out in the political arena are deeply warring accompanied as they are by rising numbers of incitement to discrimination hatred or violence and various parts of the country including option. as a time when it is consolidating its democratic gains we urge indonesians to move forward not backwards on human rights and resist attempts to introduce new forms of discrimination in law because these proposed amendments will in effect criminalize knowledge sections of the foreign marginalized they are inherently discriminatory. now more than full body and can get around the world now level settings and that numbe

important that the russians understand that iran cannot have a role to play in syria at all or imran khan there in west jerusalem or thank you let's cross over now to the iranian capital tehran and talk to zain but ravi saying so israel and the u.s. have been quick to blame iran for this incident so what's the view there from tehran. well since the syrian conflict began iran has always maintained that it is in the country to support the government the legitimate government as they see it of president bashar al assad at the behest of that government and that their forces are there on invitation and for iranian leaders the real narrative of what's been happening is that israel violated syrian sovereignty israel violated syrian airspace and provoking syria's reaction so as far as they're concerned the distortion of the ground reality is what israel is doing by saying that iran encroached with a drone into israeli airspace they called it a ridiculous lie not their serving of a response and just in the last hour the secretary of iran's national security council is shown carney said that yet an

say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it go from alec occupied west bank. to british fighters who appeared in gruesome propaganda videos for the group had been captured by kurdish forces in syria the pair were known to be members of a cell adopt the beatles into their distinctive accents the group was led by the man known as jihadi john who was killed in a two thousand and fifteen airstrike they are the last two of the four member cell to be captured or killed. togo now international mediators are expected next week following months of protests against the government and the president the nothing their family's been in charge for fifty one years and many are demanding changes john holl has more. in togo protests and public sector strikes have been going on for months the west african country has been ruled by a single family for half a century in the nursing baby son president for nursing bay has followed father without presidential term limits and many have had enough. pressure from the streets has brought a com

in an illegal israeli outpost last month imran khan has more from the occupied west bank the israeli army says this is all materials body they've been looking for him since general you know if he was accused of killing a settler rabbi from an illegal settlement outpost in nablus in the early hours of tuesday morning around seventy jeeps and two bulldozers and this village. and focus their attention on this about building. at exactly four thirty am i heard an explosion and we heard an exchange of gunfire and it quieted down for about five minutes and then they started shouting surrender but there was more shooting and then they brought in a robot that searched the room for about two hours. the killing has taken on a heightening significance because the settler was a religious leader after the killing of the rabbi from a nearby settlement the israeli army mounted almost nightly raids on ahmed draws village of but again and they eventually found him they say him in the yemen a massive reacted saying the palestinian resistance continues. this courageous martyrdom asserts that resistance

the largest political group in gaza has meant that things have stagnated gaza remains under siege imran khan is there. the u.s. government has dismissed ripples that it intends to cut off aid to put a rico for months after it was hit by a powerful horak and the federal emergency management agency or fema says it's been evaluating whether there are sufficient supplies in the u.s. territory a decision on whether to end aid completely hasn't been made but the agency is winding down food and water distribution but there are so roughly six hundred thousand puerto ricans without power. the f.b.i. has raised questions about the accuracy of a secret congressional memo that suggests the agency and justice department abuse that power the white house intends to release a classified document that contains allegations of anti trumped bias here's our white house correspondent kimberly how could it. thank you and god bless america goodbye for many people it was the text of donald trump state of the union speech that made headlines instead it was his unscripted comments as he left the chamber referencing a

but international groups say israel is deportation policy could be violating international law imran khan deserve to. and this only man has been stabbed and killed at a jewish settlement in the occupied west bank it happened at the ariel second leg one of the largest in the territory on monday and this really military officer tried to stop the palestinian man by ramming him with his car but he managed to escape tensions have escalated in the region since december when u.s. president donald trump recognized to resume as the capital of israel american gymnastics dr larry nasser has been sentenced to forty to one hundred twenty five years in prison and the third sentence related to a series of child molestation cases in michigan he's already been sentenced to more than two hundred years in prison after repeated guilty to sexually abusing girls was working as a doctor for the usa gymnastics national team he's also been convicted on child pornography charges will sell out until salaam the only surviving suspect from the paris attacks in twenty fifteen is on trial in belgium he's charged with t

claims are iranian bases it follows the downing of an israeli warplane by syrian government forces imran khan reports now from west jerusalem.

trafficking but international groups say israel's deportation policy could be violating international law imran khan which is a television canada is facing criticism from human rights groups for its attempts to deport a twenty four year old man to somalia. was born in saudi arabia he says he has no ties to somalia where there's been years of violence from the armed group al-shabaab daniel lack reports from toronto. born to a somali mother in saudi arabia abdul abdi was six when he came to canada as a refugee he was taken into care by child welfare authorities and shuffled among thirty one foster homes as a ward of the state his relatives couldn't get him citizenship the troubled teenager he committed crimes and went to jail when he was released this year border officials tried to deport him to somalia i don't remember anything i don't remember my culture i don't remember my language. and that terrified me even more to be deported to somewhere that you don't know anything you forgot everything considers himself canadian but canada's government says he's somali why are you deporting my brother had com

aggression the israeli military says it's now struck twelve iranian targets including and defense system imran khan has more than western lucilla. the israelis are squarely blaming the iranians for this they have gone off what they say are iranian targets inside of syria they say they destroyed a command and control center for the unmanned aerial vehicle the drawings that flew over. really taking a look at where what they should do next now we are hearing that a cabinet meeting the government is going to formulate a cabinet meeting to discuss what to do next narendra modi's making the first visit by an indian prime minister to the palestinian territories the trip to the occupied west bank is part of a three nation tour to strengthen ties with the middle east you get a wreath on the tomb of yasser arafat the former palestinian leader modi is expected to meet palestinian president mahmoud abbas later on saturday north korea's leader kim jong il has extended a rare invitation to the south korean president moon jay and to visit pyongyang the two countries have been holding talks on the sidelines of the

say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it go for the maalik occupied west bank when all the developments israel has started building a wall on its border with lebanon with leaders in lebanon saying that the structure will threaten security and a region that's already volatile but tensions a heightened as lebanon has pledged to press ahead with controversial plans for offshore gas and oil exploration in a honda reports now from. southern lebanon. israel is building a wall on its northern border lebanon is warning that it shouldn't pass through its territory yet again there is tension along one of the most volatile borders in the middle east the border was drawn by the united nations almost two decades ago the so-called blue line confirmed israel's withdrawal from southern lebanon but lebanon has concerns on several points one of them is just a few meters from where construction work is underway. united nations peacekeepers are in charge of monitoring the cease fire and maintaining stability in this region commander

russia's president vladimir putin caution to avoid any steps that could further escalate tensions imran khan has more now from west jerusalem. the key developments that are taking place in west jerusalem all two meetings the cabinet meeting which is a regularly scheduled weekly meeting that's likely to concentrate on the political strategy that israel will come up with now publicly they're blaming iran for all of this they say the iranian role in syria is dangerous to israeli interests and they've been really ratcheting up the tension since the summer saying that iran is the problem they've also sent a letter to the united nations security council telling them that it needs to publicly condemn the iranian role within syria then there's a security cabinet meeting that's likely to take a look at what military options they may be now we've been speaking to the israeli army we've tried to ask them whether they can confirm what targets were hit inside syria and how long the operation will go on for they declined to comment on both of those but we are hearing from senior former military officials

outpost on the ninth of january two other palestinians were killed in raids during the manhunt imran khan has more from west jerusalem. eyewitnesses have told us that around four thirty in the morning there were about seventy jeeps and two bulldozers that arrived in this area then they heard a boom they say that everything was concentrated on that abandoned building that they say that the israeli army were here for about two hours they sent in what's likely to be a bomb detecting rubble into that building then around seven am local time a body was carried out the israeli security services said that that body was armored gerar now we've had reaction from the family clearly very upset there are huge crowds gathering outside of the mother's house which is in a nearby village of but again the mother said that he died as a cool as a martyr to the cause of the palestinians we've also heard from prime minister benjamin netanyahu on his facebook page said justice had been done a very deliberate and very emotive use of the word justice that also a mass of reacted as well a mass of said that the re

television says there are ports of what it calls new israeli aggression and explosions near damascus imran khan has more from western samoa the reason they're blaming iran for all of this is because they feel squarely that iran is behind all of the aggression when it comes to. president bashar al assad's actions within syria they say that iran is the power behind the throne basically when it comes to the support of the lebanese group hezbollah so there is that side of this happening right now this is very easy for the israelis to do that very well equipped to blame iran for anything that happens in syria north korea's leader kim jong il has extended a rare invitation to the south korean president mungy and to visit people young the two countries have been holding talks on the sidelines of the winter olympics in china u.s. president donald trump is blocked the release of a classified democratic party memo on the investigation into alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election it rebuts a republican memo that accuse the f.b.i. and the justice department of bias the president says the do

the largest political group in gaza has meant that things have stagnated gaza remains under siege imran khan. now the news thousands of syrians have claimed refuge in the u.s. will not be allowed to stay for at least another year and a half the troubled ministrations decided to extend temporary protected status to the seven thousand syrians currently however it says it won't be accepting the new applications from syrians for that program remember i have a twelve million syrians have been displaced since the conflict began in two thousand and ten more on this from alan fischer in washington d.c. . so back in two thousand and twelve because of the fighting in syria the u.s. government awarded temporary protective status to syrians living here in the united states what does that mean well it means if you meet certain criteria and repeat certain fees then you could live here without the threat of being deported back to syria now that program has been under review and the department of homeland security has unknowns because it's going to extend it for a further eighteen months and it also says th

rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it go for the maalik occupied west bank. the female activists has been detained in saudi arabia for seventeen days and what rights groups are calling a quiet government crackdown on human rights campaigners know how he has been held accountable cough to being questioned by police who accuse her of advocate and women's rights on social media she faces five years in prison and charged and found guilty on thursday is how the court sentenced journalists to five years in prison for what it called insulting the royal court. supporters a form of on who they should promise to highly busy continuing to protest after a court ruling against family she was jailed for five years on wednesday for laying around two hundred fifty thousand dollars in donations meant for an orphanage and elder son and four aides were given ten year sentences the supporters say the villain is politically motivated and the child leave of course from dhaka. thousands of people came out of the city's biggest mosque buy the

between egypt and israel before but it has always been denied by both governments for west jerusalem imran khan has moved. so he is the original reports in sunday's new york times they'll have to say the reporting is all from british and american former security officials who spoke to the new york times none of it's actually come from either israel or egypt we reached out to the israeli army for comment they say they weren't going to comment on this case but clearly it's a very big story both in the hebrew language and the english language post now take a look at this this horace they're reporting fairly similar things israel conducted over one hundred s. strikes on isis in egypt using the new york times as a base the jerusalem post here as well just take a look at this israel struck over one hundred targets and sinai with caro's ok now this is going to be controversial for both countries there's a hard right in israel that says it doesn't want any cooperation with these arab neighbors to ticket when it comes to military that the israeli army should be completely independent also in egypt it's

the two palestinians killed in the israeli raids still haven't been handed over to the families imran khan al jazeera you moon village occupied with. a british court has turned on a request by the wiki leaks founder julian assange to have his arrest warrant council lawyers for some shoes in the ecuadorian embassy in london say they'll continue to fight in the courts and to seek assurances he will not be sent to the u.s. well the case against him goes back to august twenty ten when swedish prosecutors issued an arrest warrant for him on suspicion of rape he was arrested in britain in november that year and released on bail while stay for extradition as some said he feared being sent to the u.s. to face charges relating to the leaking of military secrets but in june twenty twelve after the supreme court ruled he must be extradited to sweden his son is skipped bail and to shelter in the embassy where ecuador granted him asylum in may last year swedish prosecutors dropped their investigation into a songe botts british peace at the worn for jumping bail still stood well at school singing barker

territory israeli army says it struck twelve iranian targets in syria including and defense system imran khan is the latest from west to receive them. the israeli army have confirmed that the operation is still ongoing against what it's calling iranian targets and syrian air defense systems on the syrian side now what they say about the israeli jet is interesting they're very using very careful language they won't confirm whether it was actually shot down with it was shot down by syrian air defense systems or even russian defense systems that's likely to try and avoid a big escalation of this conflict clearly the syrians are very angry and they've issued a statement saying that they will retaliate against any israeli aggression north korea's leader kim jong un has extended a rare invitation to the south korean president moon julian to visit people myung moon has hosted kim sr for talks in seoul of the sidelines of the winter olympics she's the first member of the kim family to visit south korea since the nine hundred fifty korean war. there in germany is making the first official visit by an

say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it go from alec occupied west bank. the roches news agency says it has evidence that one hundred men were massacred in myanmar last september it is the first time such an account has been backed up by what in the statements from both the villages and security forces themselves the two journalists behind the investigation have been detained and denied bail and want to report contains images that some viewers may find disturbing. it's a chilling and detailed account of what can only be described as a premeditated massacre the photographs provided to reuters by a buddhist village elder don't lie the first the news agency says was taken on september first and shows the ten rocking jet captives lined up in a row the second taken the day after shows their slain bodies in a mass grave their ages range from seventeen to forty five among them were students fishermen farmers shop owners fathers they were all part of the same community from the village of indian in myanmar's northern ra

say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it go for malik occupied west bank the u.s. has condemned venezuela's decision to hold a presidential election on the twenty second of april saying there's no guarantee that it will be free or fair april vote as a blow to the opposition which was calling for the election to be held in june and wanted time to choose a candidate to run against president. when it comes against the backdrop of an economic crisis which has left deep plea on popular estimates from the opposition led national assembly put venezuela's annual inflation rate at more than four thousand percent over the past year that is the highest in the world on employment of thought have soared with venezuela hasn't reported official figures since april two thousand and sixteen when the rate was seven point three percent last month the government raised the minimum wage by forty percent public employees now on just over seven dollars a month but millions of people are still unable to afford three meals a day or medic

the largest political group in gaza has meant that things have stagnated gaza remains under siege imran khan. in other news thousands of syrians who've claimed refuge in the united states will be allowed to stay for at least another year and a half the trumpet ministration has decided to extend temporary protected status to the seven thousand syrians it currently is. but it won't be accepting any new applications from the syrians for the program over twelve million syrians have been displaced since the conflict began back in two thousand and eleven. morse most of the fires the executive director of the syrian emergency task force an advocacy organization involved in this issue and he told us syrians in the u.s. will be pretty happy to hear this news well temporary protected status means that individuals that are in the united states under a student visa a work visa any other views are able to remain in the country and are not sent back to syria or any country where there is either a human made humanitarian disaster or a natural disaster that would endangered their lives and so it is a law th

houses just under a million samples after receiving seventy thousand new crop varieties on monday imran khan reports. they call this the doomsday seed vault the name is apt it's designed to protect the world's food supply and on monday it marked its ten year anniversary. hidden away under the frozen but island of norway it acts as a natural deep freeze and it's in need of an upgrade in two thousand and sixteen an unexpected saw in the permafrost meant to water into the facility but the vault itself wasn't damaged maria hager is the executive director of the crop trust which helps fund the deposit of seeds from all over the world she says the vault is more important than ever when this material is gone then you have no back up and then it's gone forever well it's dead is dead lost is lost to get rid of what is there. so the vault is meant to be there anything goes wrong around the world. hope it doesn't go wrong but unfortunately things to go wrong and that is why it is comforting to know that we have backups and. noise about to spend thirteen million dollars on the upgrade in two thousand an

its actions are in retaliation for an iranian made road entering israeli occupied golan heights imran khan joins us live on the line from west jerusalem and ron how did this all unfold. all unfolded in the very early hours of saturday night what we do confirmed from the israeli side is that they were responding to a wrong in what they say is an iranian drawing flying into occupied territory in the golan heights now when anything might be said to happen the israelis respond but bending and i sixteen. i was only one maybe two caught up in the sky they tackled the. sixty's tackled the drawing they shot the drawings. and then syrian a different system actually managed to bring down one of the a sixteen to two pilots evacuated the croft and they landed in the syrian side of the golan heights but they were even act out by israeli forces this is the practical details of all this the political details of this plot interesting both the iranians and the syrians will say that this was a success but they managed to work out israeli technology. called flying into israel from israel for into syria is go

the raid was in response to the discovery of an iranian drone launched from syria flying in space imran khan has more the israeli army spokesman said it was wrong it was behind the launch of the drug but didn't say whether it was armed or not so the iranians have reacted they've said that they are going to stand with syria against any foolish loss by israel the russians have also reacted saying that israel needs to respect syria and the state to state sovereignty also what we're hearing is that the israelis want to send a strong message to the russians to get iran out of the region when all the developments a turkish military helicopter has been shot down in northern syria during an operation against kurdish fighters there is video is said to show that a cop the moments before it was downed killing two soldiers on board and now the headline south korean president lungi in has received a rare invitation to visit pyongyang from north korea's leader kim jong un when hosted ken sr for talks in seoul on the sidelines of the winter olympics. brazil and colombia are both tightening their border con

happen we're going to talk about those issues now with found as there is middle east correspondent imran khan just back from baghdad himself maybe you can just give us a rundown of well those last five years basically since the end of that film and i still comes along well that's i think to really explain it that we have to go back to two thousand and six seven and eight when iraq was a breaking point it was a near civil war between the sunnis and the shias and also there was in iraq at the time now al qaida in iraq were able to form because a lot of anger towards the shia led government within baghdad itself but it was really the precursor to everything that we've seen since then al qaida in iraq were defeated by sunni tribal militias the second was the awakening councils supported by the americans now when the sunni tribal militias got rid of al qaida in the rocket they were promised all sorts of things by the sheer led government and. you fast forward now to two thousand and twelve and the americans leaving. in iraq have been defeated there was a a a group coming up at the time called the

trafficking but international groups say israel's deportation policy could be violating international law imran khan who deserve to live in canada is facing criticism from human rights groups for its attempts to deport a twenty four year old man to somalia. the was born in saudi arabia and he says he has no toys to somalia where there's been years of violence from the armed group al-shabaab daniel lack reports from toronto. born to a somali mother in saudi arabia abdul abdi was six when he came to canada as a refugee he was taken into care by child welfare authorities and shuffled among thirty one foster homes as a ward of the state his relatives couldn't get him citizenship the troubled teenager he committed crimes and went to jail when he was released this year border officials tried to deport him to somalia where he has no connections i don't remember anything i don't remember my culture i don't remember my language. and that terrifies me even more to be deported to somewhere that you don't know anything you forgot everything of the considers himself canadian but canada's government says he's som

children often lack proper legal representation during the court court process so al-jazeera is imran khan spoke to photos the engine a he is the sixteen year old palestinian boy whose arrest while blindfolded by a group of israeli soldiers in occupied hebron was captured in a photo that went viral he spoke to him about he was how he was treated in israeli custody you can watch his report on our web site al-jazeera dot com. and if you have any comments or questions about this story or any other stories we're covering on the newsgroup today you can connect with us you can do so on facebook or on facebook live facebook dot com slash a.j. newsgroup we're also on twitter our handle is. and use the hash tag news grid we're also on whatsapp plus nine seven four five zero triple one one four nine well if you're watching us on facebook live a look at how the words of president trump's former adviser steve bannon are now being taken up as a rallying cry by the women reportedly spoke against that's coming up on facebook and also ahead on the news grid. on interest in sit on to super storm did to the

shared of a chin in an illegal israeli outpost last month imran khan has more from the occupied west bank the israeli army says this is a mature as body they've been looking for him since general you know he was accused of killing a settler rabbi from an illegal settlement outpost in nablus in the early hours of tuesday morning around seventy jeeps and two bulldozers and this village. and focused their attention on this about building. on last night sort of like at exactly four thirty am i heard an explosion and we heard an exchange of gunfire and it quieted down for about five minutes and then they started shouting surrender but there was more shooting and then they brought in a robot that searched the room for about two hours from. the killing is taken on a heightening significance because the settler was a religious leader. after the killing of the rabbi from a nearby settlement the israeli army mounted almost nightly raids and village of game and they eventually found him they say him in the yemen a massive reacted saying the palestinian resistance continues. this courageous mart

say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it call for the maalik occupied west bank of the south asian arm a bundle of their shoes for private historically the zeer has been jailed for five years for embezzling around two hundred fifty thousand dollars in donations that for all for digitalised eldest son and four aides were given ten year sentences the seventy two year old has served as prime minister three times but they said to bar her from running in december's national elections zero also faces a thirty other charges including allegations of orchestrating political violence she added current prime minister sheikh hasina of rule the country alternatively says nine hundred ninety one she says the allegations are part of a plot to keep her and her family out of politics there are fears a zero jail sentence could trigger political instability. protests have broken out in the capital with police firing tear gas at zero supporters her party has called the day should why demonstrations on friday to protest against the v

say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it go through malik occupied west bank. and saudi arabia female activists has been detained for seventeen days and what human rights groups are calling a quiet government crackdown on campaigners place and book accused. of advocating women's rights on social media she faces five years in prison if found guilty journalists say he was sentenced to five years in prison on thursday for insulting the royal court forces these agency says it has evidence that ranger men massacred last september is the first time such an account has been backed up by witness statements from but it's villages and security forces themselves the two journalists behind the investigation have been detained in minot and denied bail a warning job report contains images that some viewers may find disturbing. it's a chilling and detailed account of what can only be described as a premeditated massacre the photographs provided to reuters by a buddhist village elder don't lie the first the news agency says was