the intifada was called by a number of groups affiliated with the palestinian liberation organization the p.l.o. . the group hamas stepped in as well saying on the resistance was the only effective resistance to israeli occupation of the. father from the moment hamas shifted from a peaceful resistance to an armed when israel started to feel the real power of the intifada. israel's military back thousands of palestinians were arrested on in one thousand nine hundred to four hundred twenty five many of them hamas members were exiled to lebanon former political prisoners say the israelis tortured them. to hit saudi capital in my feet were tied under an iron chair during interrogation they hit me in the stomach in genitals. the second intifada began in two thousand when al sure on visited x. a mosque in jerusalem he was leader of the opposition likud party at the time and said every israeli had the right to go there palestinians were outraged. is one of the holiest sites in islam more than three thousand palestinians and one thousand israelis died over the next five years this is the spot

you have a new intifada that has been declared.ou have allies around the world condemning what the u.s. president did yesterday. how can benjamin netanyahu say yesterday was a good day for israel? >> you have to ask him that. i don't know. i think we are all in the middle of speculating, and the media is hyping up the tensions here. jerusalem is now very calm, and i think we are going to face some unrest in future days, but not a new intifada. brent: you don't think we are going to face -- you don't think we are going to face a new intifada? >> no. it is -- brent: why not? >> it is very hard to speculate or to focus, especially for the future. -- theause i think palestinians, those who remember the two intifadas have a lot to lose and nothing to gain from a new intifada. i don't think there is steam for a new intifada, but i think if i may, i can refer your question to the issue of had trump declared jerusalem as the capital of both states, i think it will come later. i think we are still waiting for the second shoe to fall. brent:

the intifada was called by a number of groups affiliated with the palestinian liberation organization the p.l.o. . the group hamas stepped in as well saying on the resistance was the only effective resistance to israeli occupation. from the moment hamas shifted from a peaceful resistance to an armed when israel started to feel the real power of the intifada and. israel's military back thousands of palestinians were arrested on in one thousand nine hundred to four hundred twenty five many of them hamas members were exiled to lebanon former political prisoners say the israelis tortured them. on my feet were tied under an iron chair during interrogation bay hit me in the stomach in genitals. the second intifada began in two thousand when al sharon visited x. a mosque in jerusalem he was leader of the opposition likud party at the time and said every israeli had the right to go there. palestinians outraged. is one of the holiest sites in islam. three thousand palestinians and one thousand israelis died over the next five years this is the spot in refugee camp where the first intifada star

the first intifada whisper. marked by the deaths of four palestinians in december nine hundred eighty seven. by the time it ended in one thousand nine hundred three more than one thousand one hundred people had died sixteen thousand people had been detained palestinians had already spent two decades struggling with the injustice of living under israeli occupation. intifada the first time palestinians from all parts of society began such an intense resistance the protests evolved from boys throwing rocks and people marching to fighters attacking israeli soldiers and military targets palestinians went on strike and boycotted israeli products. the police pursued our young people because they refused to turn themselves in. so the intifada was called by a number of groups affiliated with the palestinian liberation organization the p.l.o. . the group hamas stepped in as well saying on the resistance was the only effective resistance to israeli occupation. from the moment hamas shifted from a peaceful resistance to an

and composer and activist i think this was on the first these of the intifada uprising. in that if you do chemical. and at the time i would remember that nice bunch of soldiers. who came and just. you dated a lot of space which was the camp they would clean or the kids you know we don't play in the house because our house is very small and in the street is your playground you know and then we suddenly students really started to understand. that this is the fire from the story that our grandfathers and mother were telling us i remember that there were many soldiers i don't know what's happened but i just ran. towards soldiers and i want to read it too to go as close as as much as close to to be able to kick them out of from the camp. the. first intifada show you how we were all involved and having one object of you know what and all together we missed that because we are confused between if we are free or i'm free we are in the new regime that we supposed to have a state but we don't have a state that's why we don't have a common. a common goal. today every time i try to

the first intifada was triggered by a collision between an i.d.f. truck and a palestinian car for palestinian civilians were killed and all hell broke loose. even before then political leaders had puzzled over ways to resolve the region's problems by nine hundred ninety three they managed to broker a set of agreements between israel and palestine new inching the so-called oslo process a supposedly road map to peace. the following year israeli leaders it's hacked rabin and shimon peres as well as palestinian president yasser arafat were awarded the nobel peace prize in two thousand bill clinton brought together the two sides and once again at a summit at camp david it was after that. was. no agreement came out of that. the faltering peace process was derailed when former israeli prime minister ariel sharon visited temple mount in jerusalem that enraged the palestinians who consider this site to be islam's third holiest place that's when the second intifada began. it lasted five years. was pushed down and little bit by some other events in the area. e

intifada mark the first time palestinians from all parts of society began such an intense resistance the protests evolved from boys throwing rocks and people marching to fighters attacking israeli soldiers and military targets palestinians went on strike and boycotted israeli products yet to demand the police pursued our young people because they refused to turn themselves in. so the intifada was called by a number of groups affiliated with the palestinian liberation organization the p.l.o. . the group hamas stepped in as well saying on the resistance was the only effective resistance to israeli occupation. from the moment hamas shifted from a peaceful resistance to an armed when israel started to feel the real power of the intifada. israel's military back thousands of palestinians were arrested on in one thousand nine hundred to four hundred twenty five many of them hamas members were exiled to lebanon former political prisoners say the israelis tortured them. did it i didn't get a lot in my feet were tied under an iron chair during interrogation bay hit me in the stomach in genital

today marks thirty years since the start of the first intifada the armed palestinian uprising against israeli occupation the peace process over the intervening three decades has made little progress and with palestinians now calling for a new intifada it seems the conflict is back at ground zero in that era chatter explains. events of the last few days in israel have brought us back to a time when you couldn't turn on the news without hearing about the intifada an armed resistance against israeli occupation. another outbreak of violence in the israeli occupied west bank and the gaza strip that the first intifada was triggered by a collision between an i.d.f. truck and a palestinian car for palestinian civilians were killed and all hell broke loose pattern or even before then political leaders had puzzled over ways to resolve the region's problems by nine hundred ninety three they managed to broker a set of agreements between israel and palestine. the so-called oslo process a supposedly road map to peace was i. the following year israeli leaders it's hacked rabin and shimon peres as we

and the second intifada began. it lasted five years. the. question was pushed down a little bit by some other events in the area. specially after the invasion of iraq and afghanistan and then all the other things and then by the beginning of the second part of the arab revolutions in six countries in two thousand and one came nine eleven the worst terror attack in u.s. history. that completely refocus global media attention away from the israel palestine conflict to return and intermittently when the violence flared up. fast forward to twenty seventeen. therefore i have determined. that it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel israel and palestine are suddenly back on the agenda the world is in shock the us is falling out with its allies this is you. this is a regrettable decision which france does not approve of and which contradicts international law the announcement has the potential to send. even darker shines only once we are already living in the streets of jerusalem and across the west bank are on fire ham

i look at look at the intifada in the face of his dying in istana me. the american decision he's a declaration of war against the palestinian people yes i mean if it is the feel good in the hot to palestine jerusalem but. these are all messages to trump that what he did is an unacceptable crime of. jerusalem. the capital of the truth. since we do not agree with the decision that was taken yesterday evening and can east and west and. international laws are being trampled on a little so the. waiter standing outside the old city of jerusalem arrests made today all over the region tensions are high and are expected to get higher. also coming up marriage equality it is now the law of the land they'll monger. and has stood up and said what we need the australian people wanted i was so proud to say it's a noble well being and i mean i'm so proud of the striving. so we begin the day with the middle east are reeling in the rage twenty four hours after trump kept a campaign promise and gave his presidential up yours two decades of u.s. policy on jerusalem violenc

i don't think this team for new intifada . but i think if i may i can refer to your question. to be in the end a show of head trump to declare that jerusalem is that. cup that look both states i think it will come later i think we're still waiting for the second shoe to fall the second what look what was what purpose there was served yesterday that i mean he said that this was a new approach to peace did you feel that way that his declaration yesterday of jerusalem as the capital of israel was that being done in the name of peace. first of all with dealing with trauma the one thing you expect from him is to be unexpected so. he broke the rules he said everything goes before me didn't work oh try something else i would. and i think if you serious about what he said. which is a quote from memory i'm offering the idea of the low. end for the israelis. reading his own the book well yes the must go after the. jerusalem there must come something i was not going to say and i think that's a good offer that's a good point because yesterday he gave away something in israel and so far we

news live from berlin hamas calls for a new intifada uprising after president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel palestinians have been protesting in the west bank and gaza where hamas a strong and there's been international condemnation of decision so far only israel has welcomed it will be live in jerusalem also coming up wildfires sweep through california shutting a major highway and destroying hundreds of homes with record high winds the worst could be yet to come. and greece rolls out the red carpet for wretch of time ever to one he is the first turkish head of state to visit the country in sixty five years. i'm sumi so misconduct good to have you with us widespread condemnation today of president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel the palestinian group hamas has called for a new intifada an uprising against israel the united nations security council will hold an emergency session on friday trump said his decision marked the beginning of a new approach to the conflict between israel and the palestinians. with the stroke

ramifications will it for another intifada or another revolution it's going to be interwoven i think so you know but this is this time is not going to be short one you know i hope six them outright but i doesn't look right you know policies or look for any excuse they can call for delivery and. they don't they're not perfect but it's a significant move i think it's going to cause trouble why jerusalem the capital of israel i don't know. here is in palestine it should remain in palestine. there's the sound of horns in the air and that sort of people showing support for the small number of demonstrators who are here they've been chanting things like this is our capital these are palestinian demonstrators who are unhappy with the announcement by donald trump but this is not just a small scale scuffle this is already become something a little bit wider with the i.d.f. actually launching two strikes on gaza in the last few days they say that that was in retaliation for a rocket strike which they blame on hamas in gaza however that has since been claimed by another group and there is fear

in gaza the leader of hamas called for a third intifada.curity council will meet on friday. britain, france china and russia have all expressed concern over donald trump's announcement. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell reports. palestinians today preparing their own message for president trump, venting their anger over his recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. clashing with israeli soldiers in the west bank. meanwhile in gaza, the islamist hamas leader, ismail haniyeh, upped the ante — demanding a new uprising, or intifada. so far, fiery rhetoric hasn't ignited protests on a grand scale, but these palestinians in ramallah really fear their chances of having an independent state, with eastjerusalem as its capital, could now be stamped out. he's making it only one side, and they're taking the opinion of the israelis. this has ended the two—state solution, you know, the dream for us as palestinians. palestinians see the changes in us policy onjerusalem as a huge setback. donald trump may say he is still committed to helping

hamas only speaks for an intifada. hamas only speaks for an intifada.redicted as doing just this. but the scale of international condemnation may, to some people, be seen as some sort of condemnation may, to some people, be seen as some sort of legitimation of violent uprising, and therefore these days ahead will be very tense. the united states itself, president trump is the author of the change of policy and he knew exactly where this could lead in the short or medium term. as he was speaking last night, the state department was issuing a warning to its own diplomats to avoid all but essential travel in the region. the united states knew when it let this particular genie out of the bottle that there were real risks involved. president trump insists it is in the long—term interests of the two state solution, although most of his allies do not see it that way. rex to listen was speaking about short—term pain for long—term gain, in his words. and also saying the president a simile carrying out the will of the american people —— is simply. he is carrying

i look at look at the intifada in the face of design in istana me. the american decision is a declaration of war against the palestinian people shopping if it is the feel good in the heart of palestine jerusalem because. these are all messages to trump that what he did is an unacceptable crime to her through islam. a couple of the jewish state because it's a myth we do not agree with the decision that was taken yesterday evening on commish the interest on. the murder should on an international law being trampled on a little most of the time my ass waiter standing outside the old city of jerusalem arrests made today all over the region tensions are high and are expected to get higher. over coming up marriage equality it is now the law of the land down under. obviously impoundment has stood up and said what we knew the australian people wanted and was so proud i mean to say it's an overwhelming moment i'm so proud of the striving. so we begin the day with the middle east are reeling in the rage twenty four hours after trump kept a campaign promise and

the palestinian militant group hamas calls for a third intifada. will be discussed at an emergency meeting of the united nations security council later. friends and adversaries of the united states have been expressing heir concern. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the new york times reveals the mystery buyer who splurged $450 million on a painting by leonardo da vinci. he's apparently a saudi prince from a remote branch of the royal family. last month it became the most expensive work of art ever sold at auction. the front page of the japan times features the race to become the new mascot for tokyo's upcoming olympics. the competitors have been whittled down from thousands to just three. now they face they're toughest test. a group of school children who've been asked to pick the winner. and the philippine star includes an artwork that's literally mouth—watering, that's because it's made from puto, a delicious steamed rice cake. the 200 square metre mosaic depicts an old man and his grandson enjoying the pastries. peopl

a ramification of that will it for another intifada or another our revolution it's going to be in default i think so you know but this is this time is not going to be short one you know i hope thinks them outright but i doesn't look right you know policies or look for any excuse they can't call for delivery and. they don't they're not going to help us is to assist significant move i think is going to cause trouble why jerusalem is to be the capital of israel i don't know it's here is in palestine it should remain in palestine there is the sound of call her owns in the end that sort of people showing support for the small number of demonstrators who are here they've been challenging things like this is our capital these are policy. demonstrate. that announcement by donald trump meanwhile on the other hand the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described this is being a great decision and he has thanked trump for recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. palestine says he will now reject any u.s. led peace negotiations it also says that the u.s. for vice president mike penc

militant palestinian group hamas calls for a new intifada against israel in the wake of donald's decision to officially recognize jerusalem as its capital. schools and shops have already shut across the west bank in protest. in greeceip erdogan for the first time in six decades. more on the tense start to those talks on the way. french president emmanuel macron in qatar today focusing on the fight against terrorism, but also bringing 12 billion euro's and trade deals. mexico's private industry is changing the oil sector. that's coming up in our business update. and france mourns french rock icon johnny hallyday who died yesterday. first our top story live from paris. ♪ genie: donald's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital has been met with a wave of disapproval. leaders from within the muslim world and the wider international community slammed the decision with some of them saying it could provoke more violence. today the top leader of the militant group hamas called for a new uprising or intifada to begin against israel tomorrow. trump also approved moving the u.s. embassy

well intifada you know i think it's an act of despair because the palestinians unfortunately have to acknowledge that the peace process is not making progress it's stalled and what can they do said diplomatic. opportunities are very limited souls they intifada i think that's a cry of almost a trial of despair when people throw stones how this this is nothing very constructive but if you are in such a bad position when you see no real light at the end of the tunnel there's not a will there's only tar there's only dark in the tunnel and we need constructive initiatives and i think from many states people in the. as i said i would also or invite see united states to revisit said declaration and maybe they come together as russia tacky saudi arabia and as as to bring peace and stability to the middle east. house rules in gaza but fatah and its president abbas role in the west bank and are internationally recognized well abbas supports an intifada i think as a responsible but a senior statesman i would always look for negotiations for look agreement on consensus but that must be also be o

it has been thirty years since the first palestinian uprising known as the intifada began in gaza and became a watershed moment in resistance to israeli occupation and as bernard smith reports from gaza since then the situation has only become worse. the first intifada was sparked by the deaths of four palestinians in december nine hundred eighty seven. by the time it ended in one nine hundred ninety three more than one thousand one hundred people had done and sixteen thousand people had been detained palestinians had already spent two decades struggling with the injustice of living under israeli occupation. intifada the first time palestinians from all parts of society began such an intense resistance the protests evolved from boys throwing rocks and people marching to fighters attacking israeli soldiers and military targets palestinians went on strike and boycotted israeli products. the police pursued our young people because they refused to turn themselves in. the intifada was called by a number of groups affiliated with the palestinian liberation organization the p.l.o. . the grou

what went on three months ago in jerusalem was an intifada but it was in. direly peaceful and that's what our authority really aimed at popular uprising that is nonviolent is the best way of expressing the feelings and the rejection of the palestinian people of the trump and israeli occupation well if the palestinians want to wipe themselves off the face of the battle it equally they should continue in this in this line of political violence as well as threats of physical violence i would suggest that they go back to the table and where they have israelis with open arms and open hands willing to negotiate with them but this is something they're going to have to learn to do and stop calling for days of rage and for terror and violence. protests against a trance decision have been staged across the world many people rallied in front of u.s. embassies in support of palestine demonstrators burned american and israeli flags as well as what posters of trump and benyamin netanyahu. meanwhile washington's it decision on the status of jerusalem prompted an emergency

an intifada is a dangerous option which many palestinians don't want to repeat.nger is real. this was a demonstration tonight in a palestinian refugee camp injordan. and they have international support. the americans are preparing a new peace plan. it will need something very special to succeed. it's important to realise that there is no peace process, and there hasn't been for a few years. but back when they used to have serious peace talks, the negotiators steered well clear of the issue of the future ofjerusalem. that's because all sides realise that it can unleash some really powerful and potentially destructive forces. they treated it as a politically radioactive issue. it was tense tonight at damascus gate in the old city. sometimes injerusalem nationalism and religious difference are overwhelming. perhaps it's too much to hope for a peace deal. accident and emergency departments across the uk are already stretched to their very limits and it's only the start of winter. that's the warning from the royal college of emergency medicine, which says there's more

what went on three months ago in jerusalem was an intifada but it was entirely peaceful and that's what our authority really aims at a popular uprising that is nonviolent is the best way of expressing the feelings and the rejection of the palestinian people of the trump and israeli occupation. russian team was banned from competing in the twenty eight hundred winter olympics international olympic committee chiefs reached a decision based on the findings of an independent investigation into alleged state sponsored doping however individual athletes who can prove that they are clean will be allowed to compete under a neutral flag. these you know i did elsley so will participate beads in individual or team competitions under the name olympic else lead from russia. no one thought about what it actually means for the athletes to go to the olympics under a neutral flag and simply the murder of our national sport. probe headed by former swiss president samuel schmidt found evidence of systemic manipulation of the anti doping rules and system it also led to the suspension of russia's a limpid c

the palestinian group hamas has called for a third intifada. senator al franken announces he is stepping down after allegations of sexual misconduct and pressure from democratic colleagues to quit. senator franken: today i am announcing that in the coming weeks, i will be resigning as member of the united states senate. jane: and we all know it is a culinary treasure. now it is a cultural one as well. the pizza makers of naples are celebrating tonight. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. the leader of hamas has called for a popular uprising, or intifada, following president trump's recognition of jerusalem as capital of israel. dozens were injured in clashes today between palestinians and israeli security forces in ramallah, bethlehem, and east jerusalem. but the white house is standing by its decision, and the vice president will be traveling to the region. the bbc's middle east editor jeremy bowen starts our coverage. jeremy: over the years, palestinians have burned many american flags. the question is

an intifada is a dangerous option which many palestinians don't want to repeat.ut their anger is real. this was a demonstration tonight in a palestinian refugee camp injordan. and they have international support. the americans are preparing a new peace plan. it will need something very special to succeed. it's important to realise that there is no peace process, and there hasn't been for a few years. but back when they used to have serious peace talks, the negotiators steered well clear of the issue of the future ofjerusalem. that's because all sides realise that it can unleash some really powerful and potentially destructive forces. they treated it as a politically radioactive issue. it was tense tonight at damascus gate in the old city. sometimes injerusalem, nationalim and religious difference are overwhelming. perhaps it's too much to hope for a peace deal. well attention will now turn to new york, where the un security council will meet on friday to discuss the ramifications of mr trump's announcement. barbara plett—usher explains the un stance onjerusalem t

the president's new move is call frg a third intifada. something that would take maneuvering to avoid. his is what a lot of folks are worried about. because the activists, the people on the ground in the west bank and in jerusalem, the arabs who are dissatisfied and disgruntled don't necessarily -- they're not necessarily listening to their own leaders in the palestinian authority. a lot of these people are frustrated by the palestinian authority's ability to come to israel all these decades later. >> so that's why symptom are making the argument could a different approach be the right answer? though most are saying doesn't seem to be the case. joining us now, former undersecretary of state for political affairs. ambassador nicolas burns. nick, what struck me last night was listen to u.n. ambassador nikki haley saying we're not going to take a side here. how could she obviously take that here? i think he took a side yesterday. >> look at it in perspective. every president said we can't take sides. if we're going to be even handed. if we'r

protest if a peaceful palestinian intifada sauce today in order to. notify the decision which was taken by president trump i would say that there is a lot is what because this is different from gaza this is different from the confrontation with hamas it is they cannot actually accuse a palestinian authority of being some sort of extremist because we have been dealing with the palestinian authority for the past fifteen twenty years. and it's very difficult for the israelis to use the sort of force they use in gaza in two thousand and eight two thousand and nine or in two thousand to two thousand and fourteen i think there is a will be. in my opinion thinking many many times before using the sort of force they used in gaza so i think if we use a peaceful protest if we start this movement in order to. rebuild the decision of the administration in order to force that to respect the rights of the palestinians i think the consequences here are not going to be. i think the consequences for the israelis would be dire but for the authority that is. the best op