more important in the meeting is that it was attended by different palestinian factions hamas and islamic jihad where a part of the leadership meeting and it's very rare for them to attend such meetings or to be even invited to them and the message was clear that they are united against. and against normalization between arab states and israel and they wanted to convey a message that no one has the right to speak on palestinians behalf this is the 1st time for hamas and islamic jihad to attend the leadership meeting after a press conference that was joined by a top hamas and a top leader in july in which both to work together against annexation and while the u.a.e. is saying that its deal with israel is the reason why annexation has stopped palestinians argue that annexation is still on the table and it has only been shelved for a while for different reasons and not a result of the u.s. deal they say that there has been a lot of international pressure against the deal as well as other internal israeli and american issues that kind of put the story on hold for a while. the governor of california

jihad. and create in the end the 19th century and created war was a very. powerful islamic state then you had what you would core apps might cut this when you are in your program what you want christian european jihad then fort and destroyed this did step this is an area so you have to read really 3 types of competing ideologies the traditional african ideologies islam each political ideologies and the european imperial. states never i have to be i'm after dick organization i see your point when you talk of yeah when you talk about the strength of the state you would then ask the question which they do you talking about birth and you say that it's mostly a presence in northern mali you ask what state are you talking about with this. problem the east. and the european imperialist the problem is the core of the issues we're talking about what i see your point with what we're left with a few minutes or less before what a different angles of this particular story mary rosa the. the french say they are determined to stay for as long as it takes to defeat armed groups in operatin

an islamic jihad there is at the end of the leadership meeting in which the message was clear no one has the right to speak on behalf of the palestinian people and that the p.l.o. is the sole and legitimate representative of the palestinian people so this is a message of unity and while a rejection. deal. that's what happened in the leadership meeting on tuesday should have happened years ago it's time for us to know that we have no one else to support us but our own unity. vision is betrayed him for palestinian cause and for the arab and muslim nations we came to send a message to out of nations and to our immediate brothers to repudiate the israeli him about the agreement because it is a patroon for the palestinian cause rerouted here and will continue all kinds of resistance and you confirm that such normalization will not grant legitimacy for the zionist entity. this same sense of unity was reflected in the gaza strip hundreds from different palestinian factions have also participated in protest denouncing normalization some of the signs held in the protests read that palestine i

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examples across the middle east where we've reported, reporting on the ground in gaza city talking to islamic jihad were reporting in baghdad talking to militia members from hezbollah, they want to see that continued support from the iranian regime and they are willing to do whatever the regime that iran asks. excuse the profanities, you can tell people are upset. the woman speaking about lebanese president michel aoun. she said she didn't want him to be president anymore and that's what we are seeing, similar sentiment across the city. leland: trey, your perspective of control iran has from gaza to where you are in beirut to reporting in baghdad is invaluable. our thanks to you, you and your crew stay safe throughout the night and obviously we will be back throughout the evening, good to see you. trey: thanks, leland. alicia: major league baseball season started up a few weeks ago but some teams are now facing covid outbreaks in the bullpen. we will talk to radio host charlie brennan about the covid outbreak on the st. louis cardinals team after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - wh

recruiters learn psychology to become better recruiters for example while in prison di dio logs learn islamic jihad is history to become better ideologues they see prison as a test of their commitment to the cause and a place to recover from isis's battlefield losses and the wider upheaval in the jihadist see currently there are 238 terrorism related prisoners in england and wales with 138 inmates categorized as islamist extremists and 44 as far right report places the average prison sentence for those convicted after 2012 at around 7 and a half years and whether this sentence could soon increase to up to 14 years almost double after m.p.'s recently voted to back the government's new terrell's the ministry of justice responded to the researches claims that prisons are an opportunity as unfounded. we have put in place world leading measures to stop it stream ists from spreading their poisonous ideology behind bars on new legislation means they now face tougher sentences and monitoring on release including polygraph testing to scrutinise behavior but longer sentences really fueling even more terroris

remember way back when the islamic jihad was decapitating christians overseas works a lot of people citrated ought to get involved and there were some, no, no, no we don't want another war. i said look there's some of my good old boys back my district that will volunteer to go over there and he had those terrorist, let me just tell you. they are sick of it. they are absolutely sick of it. i'm so proud of oppression for recognizing that. i'm so proud that he took us out of the world health organization, for example. and by the way you mentioned you in general. we ought to be out of the u.n. as far as i'm concerned, take the u.n. out of u.s. and the u.s. out of u.n. because their anti-israel, most of the time. i will tell you my district understand what's at stake with the chinese, where a strong manufacturing district, 435 grams of congress, with the 13th largest exporting district in the country, my three coastal counties of texas gulf coast. i'm a proud the present has recognize that, talking about terrorist and other things. the feeding and the line and the spine they are doing, you usada

is planned to normalize with israel on tuesday those math and islamic jihad there is an attending the leadership meeting in which the message was clear no one has the right to speak on behalf of the palestinian people and that the p.l.o. is the sole ad legitimate representative of the palestinian people so this is a message of unity and while it will junction you east deal. that's what happened in the leadership meeting on tuesday should have happened years ago it's time for us to know that we have no one else to support us but our own unity. we are going to do to go out of naaman our vision is betrayal for palestinian cause and for the arab and muslim nations we came to send a message to out of nations and what i mean a brother has to repudiate the israeli in me not the agreement because it is a patrician for the palestinian cause we have hooted here and will continue all kinds of resistance and you confirm that such normalization will not grant legitimacy doesn't list and. this same sense of unity was reflected in the gaza strip hundreds from different palestinian factions have also

has a plan to normalize with israel on tuesday but those amassing an islamic jihad holy there is an attendant the leadership meeting in which the message was clear no one has the right to speak on behalf of the palestinian people and that the p.l.o. is the saw at legitimate representative of the palestinian people said this is a message of unity if you had a real junction most of the you ease deal of the united nations says its ability to tackle the world's worst humanitarian crisis in yemen has been badly hit by a lack of funding and says the shortfall has forced it to close or cut back half of its major aid programs they include efforts to prevent large scale famine and fight an epidemic of cholera an aid conference in june raised just half of the $2400000000.00 required to cover operations until the end of this year the libyan warlord only for half that has lifted a blockade on oil production but will the u.n. recognize government to resume exports for the 1st time in several months from misrata monic trainer explains. on tuesday night the head of the petroleum facility guards under house

recruiters learn psychology to become better recruiters for example while in prison by ideologues learn islamic jihad is history to become better ideologues they see prison as a test of their commitment to the cause and a place to recover from isis's battlefield losses and the wider up evil in the jihadist see currently there are 238 terrorism related prisoners in england and wales with 138 inmates categorized as islamist extremists and 44 as far right report places the average prison sentence for those convicted after 2012 and around 7 and a half years however this sentence could see it increased up to 14 years almost double after m.p.'s recently voted to back the government's new terror laws the ministry of justice responded to the researches claims the prisons are an opportunity as unfounded. we have put in place world leading measures to stop extremists from spreading their poisonous ideology behind bars on new legislation means they now face tougher sentences and monitoring on release including polygraph testing to scrutinize behavior. well to debate this i'm not joined by terrorism expert and f

and egyptian delegation is in the besieged palestinian territory to meet leaders of hamas and islamic jihad well we can now speak talk correspondent hari force that he is in west jerusalem ari what is driving this escalation here on both sides. well it will began. 10 days or 2 weeks ago with an uptick in the. from guns of the in century believes in kind of the being used to set fires on the israeli side of the fence and since then there's been a very strong response in terms of airstrikes and these punitive measures from israel and so we're seeing the path. towards an escalation that we've seen before there have been rocket fire from gaza strikes which have injured young children inside gaza and indeed what the what they call nighttime disturbances along the fence as well where groups of young palestinian men throw explosive devices and the like and so the heart of it i think is what's been going on in the gazan economy is 55 percent of people below the poverty line the leadership of hamas is concerned that israel has not as far as it is concerned made good on the promises that came from a

what we're seeing so far is very similar to the process we see with islamic violent jihad radicalization. this wanting to belong to a cause greater than yourself. wanting to get affirmation from a group who may not even know who you are or ever met you and feeling like you're part of this deployment, this cause. you heard him on the clip you showed saying it's my job to protect this. it's not your job, but you think it is, and video last night shows him walking around, roaming around with the assault rifle, not doing much of protecting anything. i would assert that it's time we stopped using the word troubled with regard to white young people who act out like this and start thinking about the radicalized term that we used when people of color or people of islamic faith act out like this. this is a radicalization process that's happening. it happened with the el paso shooter in texas. we kept hearing he was troubled. no, he was radicalized. and it's happening online. >> are there laws on the books that allow the american government to identify people that might be self-radicalizing or get

and yes, islam is — it's not an accident that jihadism is is a phenomenon in islam, and it's not a phenomenonrent belief systems. i just want to know — i want to know in the real world what this means for you, sam. does that mean when donald trump, back in 2017, imposed that travel ban, which was quite clearly aimed at muslims, and he listed i think it was seven muslim—majority countries, which, for "security reasons", he said, could no longer travel to the united states, were you cheering him on? on my blog... but my point is... no, i thought it was an idiotic ban. ..that you characterised muslim immigrants as a group of people, within which there will be a small minority, you say, who are statistically going to be jihadists? which is precisely what donald trump would say. yeah, well, ok, but the prob... yes, hence the need to vet immigrants and refugees and have, you know, honest conversations about what we're looking for. we're looking for people who believe specific things about martyrdom and apostasy and blasphemy and the rights of women and whether it makes moral sense to hurl homosexua

over the past six to 10 months we've reported in places like gaza city where you have hamas and islamic jihade thing. they want the focus to be on them. not on the iranian proxies operating in the region. we saw the same thing in baghdad in january of this year. we talked about it often on air when we were on the ground there. to fight hezbollah is operating in a way that is affecting the ability tore civilians who want to live a normal life. who want to simply go to the park with their friends and family from doing so because it is bringing what many here have described as terror from the iranian regime into civilian life and it is a difficult situation where no one can move forward and there are no answers. when you look at the situation in lebanon, it's only gotten worse in the wake of this disaster and as we speak right now less than a mile away there are still search and rescue crews looking for survivors. dozens of people are still missing. what you hear from the people who lost friends and lost family members is a loss of hope. they feel that there is nothing left. they already had ver

throughout its history jihad it's with the self-proclaimed islam makes state terrorist groups have frequented up to 30000 foreigners from all over the world to fight them using aggressive internet company gun to contain isis convince people that move into the caliphate meaning the parts of syria and iraq captured by the chief august was african muslims today just like player frosting and making the public. eye.

throughout its history jihad against with the self-proclaimed islam makes state terrorist groups have recorded up to 30000 foreigners from all over the world to fight them using aggressive internet company gun to contain isis continues to be moving to the caliphate meaning parts of syria and iraq outraged by that your father was african muslims today just like clear frosting and making the problem.

news live from berlin so-called islamic state on the offensive in afghanistan in a surprising show of force the jihad is attacked a prison holding some of their fighters in eastern afghanistan we'll get the latest from kabul also coming up a. flash down to american astronauts make history successfully completing nasa's 1st manned return from the i s s involving a private company. end of the demonstration here in berlin against pandemic restrictions ignites a debate about limits on the right to public assembly most of the protesters the naacp wear face masks nor do they physically distance as mandated by law. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us today afghan forces are battling militants from so-called islamic state after they attacked a prison holding hundreds of its members a gun battle broke out sunday night after a suicide car bomber targeted that prisons entrance at least 20 people are known to be killed dozens more injured in the battle which we understand the. is ongoing the attack comes after afghan special forces killed a senior islamic state commander. for more let's bring in ali law t

jihad 9. with some bullets in your chest in your head in because. if you die in that position it's the most honorable that you can get according to islamic teachings this is why i use you so when you people just rush into syria and not investigate here fully who are these are. i say no i don't think i need to go to syria to go to have learned. yet others came very close to read my stuff and for my house made a mosque has publicly stated that he considered joining. me here. says he was part of the 1990 coup but felt let down by its leader. we felt that. we were prepared to go down. to the starburst an islamic government in this country on the starvation islamic state. abdullah claims he planned terrorist attacks within trinidad but none have come to fruition now he wants to pursue an islamic state by peaceful means he's agreed to take us to booze mosque in rio claro this may be rural trinidad but carnival is in full swing carnival now exchanged a lot since you were young we're all like you got more. there's a lot more violent more immoral. lies just outside of town it's a mom now as a mohammed very rarely talks to the media but thanks to my dollar he ha

jihad. that's all they did. al-awlaki did a huge of a work that he did not talk about at all. when he started talking about. as part of the wider islamic project. the other guy could be dismissed. that wasn't the same in him. he was talking about a lot of other things. and then he brings it into the conversation. just a natural part. no others have a wider the wider mainstream credibility. based on social movement. how and why people get involved in clinic -- collective action. anytime of collective action that can all the way up. if you look at how he presented ideas and created meaning he did so using methods that are very tried and tested. that's what they wanted to do to move beyond al qaeda as an organization to say there is a wider movement out here. it may collapse. we were not in the social movement at that time. it explains how they follow a very similar method. the kind of refer to the social movement. he was very effective. and doing that. it is a very key step. the big part of that or any social media is a collective identity. and to relegate individual identity is something. it was presented as a waste of time. and also th