have caused more islamophobia concern than the u.s. attempt to show their perspective and it is a legitimate perspective from their point of view if we may not agree with this that the muslim brotherhood has been embryonic in terms of the extremist movements such as al qaeda and others in the middle east that is a very well researched and well held point of view ok well that is something like we are running out of you on another being and you have to be able to like let me use a shaking your head but in a show about clandestine lobbying many might legitimately ask who funds spend what some other spend what has an agenda here. they may legitimately ask and that's why of course we publish on our website every organization that gives us money so we are transparent about that we the other organizations that were engaged in this dispute dispute and discussion were similarly transparent because i think times the real we have are not similarly transparent they list some of the people who give them money but they don't list all of them so yes

have caused more islamophobia concern than the u.s. attempt to show their perspective and it is a legitimate perspective from their point of view if we may not agree with this that the muslim brotherhood has been embryonic in terms of the extremist movements such as al qaeda and others in the middle east that is a very well researched and well held point if you took a leader there something like we are running out of you on another being and you have to be able to let the user shaking your head but in a show about clandestine lobbying many might legitimately ask who funds spend watch them whether spend what has an agenda here. they may legitimately ask and that's why of course we publish on our website every organization that gives us money so we are transparent about that we the other organizations that were engaged in this big dispute and discussion were similarly transparent because think tanks the real we have are not similarly transparent they list some of the people who give them money but they don't list all of them so yes we're

have caused more islamophobia concern than the u.s. attempt to show their perspective and it is a legitimate perspective from their point of view if we may not agree with this that the muslim brotherhood has been embryonic in terms of the extremist movements such as al qaeda and others in the middle east that is a very well researched and well held point of view ok well that is something like we are running out of you on another being and you have to be able to like let me use shaking your head but in a show about clandestine lobbying many might legitimately ask who funds spend what some whether spent much has an agenda here. they may legitimately ask and that's why of course we publish on our website every organization that gives us money so we are transparent about that we the other organizations that were engaged in this dispute dispute and discussion were similarly transparent because think tanks the real we have are not similarly transparent they list some of the people who give them money but they don't list all of them so yes we

i am and islamophobia. that is an agenda! iam happy. please give and islamophobia.e me some time. the communist gutmann in india has been defeated after election after election. it is not just marginalised, it is super marginalised. they bring out these reports which mollify against my government. 49 senior retired civil servant opened wrote a letter to your prime minister accusing him, civil servants, of fomenting a frightening climate of hate, fear and viciousness in india. they said in our country's post independent history, this is our darkest hour. in reply to this, 90% of civil serva nts in reply to this, 90% of civil servants here are those who, in 2014, appealed to the people of india not to vote for narendra modi and that is the democracy of india. ican and that is the democracy of india. i can quote 200 civil servants who are saying narendra modi is leading the country in a transparent way with no corruption. let me quote you a senior lawyer. you are a lawyer. you are an advocate of the supreme court. a lawyer the supreme court says the government can make

the united arab emirates accuse of helping to bring islamophobia in person and media watchdog says he and more aussies mobilize opinion in the highest echelons of the forces government against the muslim brotherhood but all the limits of political lobbying in the u.k. this is inside story. there are welcome to the program on laura kyle the united arab emirates is being accused of helping promote islamophobia in the u.k. the british media watchdog spin watch says the u.s. spent millions of dollars to influence political decision making on the watchdog says pressured journalists and think tanks all aimed at influence in the bush government against the muslim brotherhood has been watch says it had leaked emails showing how they were involved in what's described as a contest on lobbying tactics in both person and the u.s. and it highlights the campaign against castle in the twenty twenty two world cup he along with saudi arabia bahrain and egypt cut diplomatic ties with cattle thirteen months ago and imposed an economic blockade or guitar gas shortly but first here's more from paul brenna

has been and of course you know some of the only time the consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in this country and we're seeing the expression of that on the streets of britain the report notes that now theresa may is u.k. prime minister abu dhabi's clout has diminished significantly but there seems little to prevent a possible slide backwards the central issue in all of this is one of transparency when does legitimate lobbying become undue influence and to quote the report itself promising billions in return for influence infiltrating the british media buying politicians loyalty donating to think tanks and trying to influence media coverage some would see as a step too far paul brennan al-jazeera central london. i don't doubt a mesh is a national security and foreign policy analyst and he's joining us now on skype from san francisco in california thank you very much for being with us on all jazeera give us some context. here sir if you would how much should be species surprised by this countries all over the world inveighs invest in other countries qatar does it does it the u.

that is oui’ creating and islamophobia. .. that is our agenda. hang on.on. "and that climate thatjustifies acts of sexual violence and other forms of violence against minorities". please give me some time. comments party of india has to be defeated election after election. because it is not only a marginalised the super marginalised party. they bring out this report to notify the political agencies of my government. in an open letter to your prime minister, accusing him, and these are civil servants, of fermenting a frightening climate of hate, fear and viciousness in india. they said "in our country's postindependence history, this is our darkest hour". my history, this is our darkest hour". my reply to that is, out of 90% of these sisters are those who in 2014 publicly appealed to be people of india not to vote. that is the democracy of india. i consulted 200 civil servants who are saying decided and eight chance paraguay, and decision—making. decided and eight chance paraguay, and decision-making. you are a lawyer yourself an advocate at the supreme co

our society struggles with racism anti-semitism islamophobia what's alarming is we used to have none see racism if. we could identify and define that. now we have racism that is socially acceptable it no longer claims one race is better than the other then. the new racism says our culture is superior our culture is better than that of the muslims or jews that's happened before in germany. and i sociate this new racism with names like tito's seen a former board member of germany central bank. he wrote a book speculating that muslim culture was defacto inferior sold one and a half million copies germany has socially accepted racism and we're refusing to talk about it by going through. the two you are talking about it and you have seen in this trial but you didn't see countless mandates your clients approached you i'm going to get into in. an october two thousand and eleven and i published a book that discusses notions like homeland belonging and feelings of exclusion and the aunt my first client had rented it appeared two weeks before the n.s.u. gave itself up in town and is in but the

has been and of course you know some of the only time the consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in this country and we're seeing the expression of that on the streets of britain the report notes that now theresa may is u.k. prime minister abu dhabi's clout has diminished significantly but there seems little to prevent a possible slide backwards the central issue in all of this is one of transparency when does legitimate lobbying become undue influence and to quote the report itself promising billions in return for influence infiltrating the british media buying politicians loyalty donating to think tanks and trying to influence media coverage some would see as a step too far paul brennan al-jazeera central london still ahead on the bulletin yes suddenly my son stayed there sitting and i said i'll be back and he started to scream calling mommy mommy. separated at the us mexico border and my friend mother has had.

the main message londoners wanted to send was, we say no to you, no to racism and homophobia and islamophobiaand the way he treats women and the way he educates against migrants. that is something many londoners today really rejected, so the main message was no, mr. president. sarah: also no state dinner in britain. barbara: there was a state dinner for him that was not really planned because this was supposed to be a working visit only. theresa may thought it was start to sort of pander to trump's ego and give him the full honors with military music and the queens guards. the full works. but trump sort of really did not pay her back well because he sort of was very volatile. he praised her on one hand and then on the other hand he said he did not like her brexit plans and the u.s. trade was written, it stated to close to the e.u. it was completely contradictory. theresa may must've had very horrible days because she had to the smiling throughout. if she goes home tonight, i am sure she will need a stiff drink. sarah: meanwhile trump is set to meet vladimir putin on monday. our european leade

racist might see islamophobia whatever it is i have all the labels on me and i'm proud of that. the government has always been very careful not to inside racial hatred whining sweet not crying and migration. the people who are causing problems for us today the vast majority of them a born in sweden and that's not a notion of migration they're focusing on it's a gratian in social inclusion that appears to be the challenge but they're doing everything they can to teach newcomers their values and language and get that working as soon as possible it's about having respect for basic swedish values you have those rights. and also having the right opportunities to establish yourself in sweeter society we want to help us be people as we can. they just want to fill you up with new people i don't know your. people in fact there's this guilt you know like the germans their fate themselves. for what they did of the second world war i mean it was hitler didn't do it i think . i can we believe up the steps. you were telling that we have to consider that. there will. be that there'll be a movi

has been and of course you know some of the only tend to consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in this country and we're seeing the expression of that on the streets of britain the report notes that now theresa may is u.k. prime minister abu dhabi's clout has diminished significantly but there seems little to prevent a possible slide backwards the central issue in all of this is one of transparency when does the jetsam at lobbying become undue influence and to quote the report itself promising billions in return for influence infiltrating the british media buying politicians loyalty donating to think tanks and trying to influence media coverage some would see as a step too far paul brennan al jazeera central london still ahead on the bulletin fighting for control and look at al gore neighborhood at the center of the battle against the president plus. he says the other loss of shame among political leaders were they're caught in a lie and they just doubled over the loss of all. his brother bama talking about donald trump the failed comments straight ahead.

has been and of course you know some of the only time the consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in this country and we're seeing the expression of that on the streets of britain the report notes that now theresa may is u.k. prime minister abu dhabi's clout has diminished significantly but there seems little to prevent a possible slide backwards the central issue in all of this is one of transparency when does the jetsam at lobbying become undue influence and to quote the report itself promising billions in return for influence infiltrating the british media buying politicians loyalty donating to think tanks and trying to influence media coverage some would see as a step too far paul brennan al-jazeera central london still ahead on the bulletin yes my son stayed there sitting and i said i'll be back and he started to scream calling mommy mommy. separated at the us mexico border my friend mother says her child still suffering from the six week trauma and is taking it a try the same bolt could sign for as a professional footballer. and it's. the weather sponsored by cattle. howlers

and islamophobia tweets resurfaced on top of that left leaning liberal media outlet found out that the sisters have a conservative news pundit for a mother who likes donald trump a lot in fact one thing all those disgraced stars have in common is that they're politically conservative although recently the liberal camp has been hit by a string of very similar scandals james gotten big hollywood film director made guardians of the galaxy turns out ten years ago he was making jokes about rape and paedophilia his bosses at disney had to sack him the creator of reckon movie end of the harmon town podcast dan harmon he had to apologize after an old sketch where he rapes a baby doll called the attention of the toy to spare the host of the daily show travel no recently faced criticism when his old sketch poking fun at aboriginal women in australia cropped up online who dug all this up the conservatives to find some politically incorrect skeletons in the liberals closets might you know of it all right blog keen to get revenge on the left was the one who found the james gun tweet he's loving the

and islamophobia tweets resurfaced on top of that left leaning liberal media outlet found out that thesisters have a conservative news pundit for a mother who likes donald trump a lot in fact one thing all those disgraced stars have in common is that they're politically conservative although recently the liberal camp has been hit by a string of very similar scandals james gotten big hollywood film director made guardians of the galaxy turns out ten years ago he was making jokes about rape and paedophilia his bosses at disney had to sack him the creator of reckon morty and host of the harmon town podcast dan harmon he had to apologize after an old sketch where he rapes a baby doll caught the attention of the twitter sphere the host of the daily show travel no recently faced criticism when his old sketch poking fun at aboriginal women in australia cropped up online who dug all this up the conservatives to find some politically incorrect skeletons in the liberals closets my chain of it all right blog keen to get revenge on the left was the one who found the james gun tweets he's loving th

single one of his policies they protest that they said very vocally against his racism against his islamophobia against sexes mistreatment of women his scapegoating of my you're in some you just all round the whole white house on to donald trump in the eyes of the londoners who had come out in huge droves today during his sunday afternoon here on trafalgar square everything was wrong was that and their main message to him was no mr president all right so that's how people were reacting in london what about on the official level barbara did they roll out the red carpet for trump. yes they did roll out the red carpet more than it was expected because this was officially not a state visit this was just of working visit so usually i mean head of state or government just walks in the no handshake they sit down they have lunch maybe and he goes away again but this was the whole works was military music was guards of honor was the blenheim palace of the huge entrance everybody in evening robes i mean that was really all that britain could give in the way of pomp and circumstance and did it no we didn'

look, if we look at what it is that that i have said about anti—semitism or islamophobia, racial discriminationvery evident now, notjust in europe, but in the arab world, part of the world where i come from, and in other parts of the world, and it is toxic and it is very alarming. we can do better on all these particularfires, there is no doubt, but i don't accept the fact, the suggestion made that somehow i am anti—semitic or my office is or all the experts we deal with human rights are. yes, i find that repugnant. you say it's incumbent on states to maintain human rights with their citizens. so what's your response to the recent move by the israeli knesset, where a slim majority approved the law that saying that onlyjews only have the rights to self—determination, downgrading arabic as an official language for the 1.8 million israeli arabs. what was your view of that? it is clearly discriminatory, i don't see how else you can describe it. it certainly privileging one part of israeli society over another. and there is no other way to describe it. and i don't know how one would argue otherwise.

women's association says, she says, "the ruling party has to be held responsible for creating an islamophobiadalit climate, which justifies acts of sexual violence and violence against minorities. now, let me reply. i'm happy. please, give me some time. the communist party of india has been defeated in elections after election. it has become notjust marginalised, but a super marginalised party. they bring out these reports, which mollify against my government. 49 senior retired civil servants recently wrote an open letter to your prime minister accusing him, and these are civil servants, of fomenting a frightening climate of hate, fear and viciousness in india. they said, "in our country's post independent history, this is our darkest hour." my reply to it is, out of 90% of the civil servants are those who in 2014 appealed to the people of india not to vote for narendra modi. and that is the democracy of india. i can quote you 200 civil servants who are saying mr modi is leading the country in a decisive, transparent way, no corruption and good decision making. let me quote to you a senior la

has been and of course you know some of the only time the consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in this country and we're seeing the expression of that on the streets of britain the report notes that now theresa may is u.k. prime minister abu dhabi's clout has diminished significantly but there seems little to prevent a possible slide backwards the central issue in all of this is one of transparency when does the jetsam at lobbying become undue influence and to quote the report itself promising billions in return for influence infiltrating the british media buying politicians loyalty donating to think tanks and trying to influence media coverage some would see as a step too far. paul brennan al-jazeera central london. people are still protesting across southern iraq despite a promise by the prime minister to create jobs and improve public services the unrest began in the oil rich province of basra last week and it spread to several other large cities demonstrators say they're not benefiting from iraq's vast oil wealth because of government corruption and mismanagement some of bi

london is to wanted to send to trump was we say no to you say no to racism and homophobia and islamophobia and the way he treats women and the way he educates against migrants all of that is something that many londoners today really totally reject it so the main message really was no was that mr president no to mr trump also no state dinner for trump there in britain. there was a there was a state dinner for him that was not really planned because basically this was supposed to be a working visit only but then to reason may have thought it was smart to sort of pander to trump's ego and to really give him the full honors of his military music and and the queen's guards and just the the full works but trump sort of really didn't pay her back well because he sort of was very volatile he praised her on one hand and the on the other hand he said that she did he didn't like her breasts and plans and that probably the u.s. couldn't trade was written after breakfast if it stayed too close to the e.u. so it was completely contradictory and which. reason may must have had to horrible days really be

has been and of course you know some of the only time the consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in this country and we're seeing the expression of that on the streets of britain the report notes that now theresa may is u.k. prime minister abu dhabi's clout has diminished significantly but there seems little to prevent a possible slide backwards the central issue in all of this is one of transparency when does the jetsam at lobbying become undue influence and to quote the report itself promising billions in return for influence infiltrating the british media buying politicians loyalty donating to think tanks and trying to influence media coverage some would see as a step too far paul brennan al-jazeera central london. israel is tightening its siege on only people living in gaza by further restrict in the flow of goods into the territory and spending all fuel imposter there kyra salim crossing the fishing zone open to boats from gaza has also been half to three nautical miles from where ports. trucks gather at the column obl southern border post it's the only official crossing for

government in the way in which is has been the only time the consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in this country and we're seeing the expression of that on the streets of britain the report notes that now theresa may is u.k. prime minister abu dhabi's clout has diminished significantly but there seems little to prevent a possible slide backwards the central issue in all of this is one of transparency when does the jetsam at lobbying become influence the report itself promising billions in return for improvements infiltrating the british media buying politicians loyalty donating to think tanks and trying to influence media coverage some would see as a step too far paul brennan al-jazeera central london. israeli soldiers have repelled thousands of displaced syrians who approached a border fence that separates syria from the israeli occupied golan heights. displaced syrians were seeking sanctuary from an offensive government forces and russian jets in connection the crowds which included women and children returned to their refugee camps in israel and jordan which border the area wh

he violates women, he is an islamophobia.rejecting donald trump, notjust as a people in rejecting donald trump, not just as a disgraceful person that he is, but the politics he represents —— three main reasons. he has normalised racism, he has put children in cages, separated families, normalised sexual violence, attacked the poor and most vulnerable, he has used the office of the united states president. but it is the policies he is promoting. he is talking about an economic policy and trade deals were, actually, they would threaten environmental standards, open up food safety from chlorinated chicken, it puts corporal power at the centre of big business rather than the interests of people. he wants the nhs to be opened up for american corporations to profit from. let charlie respond to that. any president will look at his own nation to trade. a lot about this misogynist stop and bigot, these are words, just thrown out there. they could be to you but they have a real consequence to people. you can't just say that, they have

will the government stop using the word islamophobia because it is surely reasonable and not at all phobicy from which indeed most... shame! ..from which, indeed, most hate speech now comes. attempts to stigmatise muslims as the original question does, is unworthy of any member of your lordship's house. and such language aids those who oppose cohesive communities and encourages hate crimes, attacks on both mosques and individual muslims. a bill to make it harder for young people to buy knives and acid online, as well as banning the possession of weapons such as so—called zombie knives — with blades of up to two feet long — has moved a step closer to becoming law. the home secretary set out the plan. it shocks me that flick knives are still available despite being banned as long ago as 1959 and that zombie knives and knuckle dusters and other dreadful weapons are also still in wide circulation. the bill will therefore make it an offence to possess such weapons whether in private or on the streets. tougher action must be taken to tackle dogs, according to representatives of postal workers. m