1st shipment of $5000.00 vaccinations which is only a beginning makes israel the. the 1st country in the world to start getting vaccinations to people outside of its own population there are some $124.00 territorial disputes in the world including hostile occupations and even among those countries israel 'd stands out is the only one to begin vaccinating anyone outside of its own citizens and permanent residents but in addition to that the palestinian authority and you correctly surmise that palestinians do need to have access to vaccines and they should have more access the palestinian authority government under international law has the autonomy to decide whether to accept help or not and now mongo a high level palestinian official announced in a jerusalem cos article written by it's really a journalist powered up which on a we are not a department within the israel defense forces we have our own ministry of health we provide our own vaccines and working 'd with other countries to get it the palestinian authority government has consistently been turning down help

everyone israel has the same access to vaccinations regardless were most recently to national origin and regardless of income which is something that israel has already even a lot of other modern western democracies where all care is dependent on the ability to afford it but of course as you point out there is another entity there which is the. palestinian authority government and it has its own population and it has its own high elation that it serves israel's 1st shipment of $5000.00 vaccinations which is only a beginning makes israel the 1st country in the world to start getting vaccinations to people outside of its own population there are some $124.00 territorial disputes in the world including hostile occupations and even among those countries israel stands out is the only one to begin vaccinating anyone outside of its own citizens and permanent residents but in addition to that the palestinian authority and you correctly surmise that palestinians do need to have access to vaccines and they should have more access the palestinian authority government under international law has

i see the business growing, the products that israel or tangible products that israel could produce ife uae is the best route. or they want to develop an app for the world, dubai is the best place to test it. i see a lot of businesses where israel used to import from europe and turkey and some of these products are available here, made here. so i see that benefit as well. three years from now you have a stronger economy in the united arab emirates and a stronger economy in israel. you share that view that given all the excitement can you partnership really scale to that level in three to four years? i think the partnership will scale in certain sectors. perhaps not in all sectors. high—tech definitely is a sector where the uae's lead meets israel's expertise. health care and logistics as well as mentioned. and tourism as well. and so i can see the scale there. there's other sectors that are more mature in both countries that there would be less room for partnership. and overall these are small countries. the impact of this deal, three years from now, will be felt even more if we can ge

is one of the marvels of israel.antage of the marvels of israel, defence is definitely one of them. it's just been a few months since this was announced. what you see from this deal and could we see more countries signing up? i think in three years�* time it will be a good time for the uae to mediate peace. i always say negotiating with adversaries is like playing poker, and negotiating with friends you build a partnership. so with the business community building partnerships and building and becoming closer to each other, then the uae will be in a strong position to play the mediator role between palestine and israel. the uae has always taken the stand that they will support the two state solution, and i think with being friends israel will not play poker with the united arab emirates. i think will be more of a building of a partnership with the three parties. and with trade and business, where do you see that headed? israel is known to be the start—up nation and i would like to call the uae the scale up nation. for

israel was a market that we couldn't tap earlier.we could, and being a member of the uae israeli business council, i reached out to the council to find me a counterpart in the water industry that, as a group, we are already in. and to filter the companies and to find companies that share with us the values and the vision. and when we found fluence, and of course in the beginning we had the stereotype of each other, but then we found out that to be honest — i don't want to sound very romantic — but it was a match made in heaven. we spoke the same language, we had the same aspiration and we both wanted to grow. israel had the technology, they're a few laps ahead when it comes to the water industry. and in the uae, water is an issue. it's scarce, and israel has solved that issue. so we in the group tried to benefit from it. so we reached out to fluence, and we agreed on a memorandum of understanding to bridge this industry and to bring the fluence products to the united arab emirates. adedayo, i mean, yes, the deal has formalised relati

. :, emirates and a stronger economy in israel. ., , ., ., in israel. to four years? i to that level three to four ears? ~ , , years? i think the partnership will scale _ years? i think the partnership will scale in _ years? i think the partnership will scale in certain _ years? i think the partnership will scale in certain sectors. l will scale in certain sectors. perhaps _ will scale in certain sectors. perhaps not in all sectors. high—tech definitely is a sector— high—tech definitely is a sector where the uae's lead meets— sector where the uae's lead meets israel's expertise. health _ meets israel's expertise. health care and logistics as well— health care and logistics as well as— health care and logistics as well as mentioned. and tourism as well — well as mentioned. and tourism as well. and so i can see the scale — as well. and so i can see the scale they— as well. and so i can see the scale they are. there's other sectors — scale they are. there's other sectors that are more mature and _ sectors that are more mature and in _ sectors that are more

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israel is the occupier. i want to mention two things that are important but not directly related to the elections. indirectly, they are. one is the nationstate, the basic law enacted a few years ago which is turned into an apartheid state. the second is the policy practically speaking, especially the last five years or so has been pursuing ethnic cleansing in the occupied palestinian territories. in that sense, israel -- now i say it even more frankly, that and the practice of ethnic cleansing. the palestinians are under serious threats, even more so than before. the elections, and that is the main question, whether the elections are going to change the attitude of israel, whether those elections may change something that will move the israeli government and the election in israel is very important but since we are talking about the elections with in the palestinian authority, i will focus on that. the question is whether those elections are going to free the palestinians from the terrible occupation, aparth

administration will reset relations with them after 4 years of donald trump and especially in israel which is bracing for a cold wind was blowing its way from washington my guest this week will jerusalem is the community affairs minister tuckey how late to me how will his government react to joe biden's new policy on iran and his waning tolerance for the expansion of jewish settlements. and they're very welcome to comfort zone thank you joe biden was barely inside the white house before you the israeli minister for community affairs publicly criticized his intention to rework the nuclear agreement with iran and labeled him an appeaser why pick a fight with your closest ally we definitely need a new agreement. with iran with. all the countries involved but we are very much against repeating the same mistake that was done by the previous administration during obama's time which was a very bad agreement both for the world and $30.00 so negotiating a new agreement with something there must be. current. the result should be different from the 1st time my question is how does that serve th

is part of who he is israel supporting israel is part of his his ideology it's part of his policies and his entire political career now he's got to navigate what his administration is going to do given the realities on the ground not only in the region but in the rest of the world michel but he will do that analyst we'll leave it there let's see will just have to see what the next 4 years 4 years bring thank you for your input this morning of a good day. now before i leave you let me take you around the world in brief see what's happening this dramatic scenes with a. bit of ice huge piece of ice crushed into what rescuers continuing to search for survivors 2 days after that avalanche in the open in india part of a himalayan glass dramatically hitting the way causing a huge severe flood to surrounding areas that worry people are trapped in the tunnel as well will try to get up they don't know dozens of more than a 170 still missing. demonstrators have defied a ban on large gatherings to denounce last week's military takeover of. police of major highways in response the army seized po

fake news israel is in the dance amaria which you. call the west bank but this is the death of my the bible it's not something that was invented by you or me and into that somalia which exists for 33800 years the jewish people is building its life once again it was never before and stayed there only occupiers and we came back to our homeland we are eager to have peace with the palestinians we are ready for them to have their independence in any way that does not. jeopardize our very existence they start negotiating with israel in 2046 years now they are not ready to enter a room and to sit with us and to try. to reach an agreement which is something that the u.a.e. did and bahrain did and morocco did and sudan did so this is exactly what i said if the palestinians would follow the arab countries that are now in peace with israel and will reach an agreement they will gain from it but let me just come out of it they're reluctant to do it they're losing from it well it's not exactly a comparable situation as a because the us and bahrain

fake news israel is in the dance a martyr which you. call the west bank but this is the death of my bible it's not something that was invented by you or me and into that somalia which exists for 33800 years the jewish people is building its life once again it was never before and stayed there only occupiers and we came back to our homeland we are eager to have peace with the palestinians we are ready for them to have their independence in any way that does not. jeopardize our very existence they start negotiating with israel in 2046 years now they are not ready to enter a room and to sit with us and to try. to reach an agreement which is something that the u.a.e. did and bahrain did and morocco did and sudan did so this is exactly what i said if the palestinians would follow the arab countries that are now in peace with israel and will reach an agreement they will gain from it but millions somehow it they're reluctant to do it they're losing from it well it's not exactly a comparable situation is a because the us and bahrain haven't liv

fake news israel is in the dance amaria which you. call the west bank but this is the death of my the bible it's not something that was invented by you or me and into that somalia which exists for 3 a 3800 years the jewish people is building its life once again it was never before and stayed there only occupiers and we came back to our homeland we are eager to have peace with the palestinians we are ready for them to have their independence in any way that does not. jeopardize our very existence they start negotiating with israel in 2046 years now they are not ready to enter a room and to sit with us and to try. to reach an agreement which is something that the u.a.e. did and bahrain did and morocco did and sudan did so this is exactly what i said if the palestinians would follow the arab countries that are now in peace with israel and we reached an agreement they will gain from it well millions the maoists they're reluctant to do it they're losing from it well it's not exactly a comparable situation is it because the us and bahrain h

we think you think that we do it because we enjoy it i was a soldier in israel. somewhere for years my 3 sons were soldiers injured and somalia for years and they do exactly what you describe try to prevent terrorism and violence and atrocities and 1000 and thousands of israelis were massacred in terrorist terrorism activities that unfortunately were initiated by terrorist groups injured and some are in gaza i am optimistic that the palestinians begin to understand that violence is not going to kick us out of our land we are eager to live in peace with them and hopefully in the future they will accept their idea the president from try to encourage to reach and historic journey an agreement that will put an end to hostilities and the animosity between the people i believe that it's possible nobody believes it's possible with egypt jordan and bahrain the u.a.e. and sudan and morocco and it happened it will happen eventually with the palestinians once their leaders will come to their senses and understand that we are here to stay mr nice mr arnett me forever stanek

i agree with them instead of witty here there is a huge problem israel is still the occupier israel is the corner and it is a steel doesn't allow the palestinian people to consume its own soffit and independent lives so what is not even a daoism is nothing at all had fully what it would israel and now and actions to go ahead funny. by definition or by definition no because there is an occupation so if there is an occupation it's clear and that we know of course that people don't vote for the ok. in day vote surely the palestinian authority was as i said be well out of good signs you bills elections because there are signs of so many and the future independent ok but skeer as long as the israeli you can patient goes on the palestinians are not truly treated and as long as they look. we cannot speak literally about for fred's democracy ok the problem is it's a dozen or so those elections i wouldn't say that those elections out totally sham but those elections are being true democratic because down might might be or see generally democratic but not substantially happening under an occupat

against netanyahu in israel.eanwhile, the international criminal court ruled friday it has jurisdiction over the occupied palestinian territories, clearing the way for investigations into israeli crimes in gaza and the west bank. we'll have more on this after headlines. we will speak with the world-renowned attorney raji. the biden administration said friday it will remove yemen's houthi rebels from the government's list of terror groups, reversing a last-minute move by the trump administration, which yemenis and international aid groups warned would only worsen the world's worst humanitarian catastrophe. the news came one day after president biden pledd to end u.s. sport for the saudi-led war in yemen. in immigration news, the biden administration suspended so-called safe third country agreements with guatemala, el salvador, and honduras. the widely condemned trump-era policies allowed the government to expel asylum seekers from the u.s.-mexico border to first seek asylum in one of the central american nations.

israel did not join the icc from day one.hat is why it is very hard to b ring a case from the american administration argument. trump's administration made an executive order. those who are functioning in the icc and the american lawyers who can help in bringing any accountability by imprisoning them and by finding them. what i want to say in this regard that the biden administration, if they do not cancel the executive order of trump, they will make a great mistake. we understand why this american position like this committed crimes in afghanistan, iraq, syria, and different parts of the world. for the same reasons, israel will be held accountable for. amy: we are speaking to raji sourani. we are joined by catherine gallagher, legal representative for palestinian victims in front of the international criminal court. if you could respond to the icc decision and divided administration response that it has grave concerns and who it is you represent before the icc. katherine: good morning. it really is a privilege to be on this

how do you think israel will be viewing these developments. look i think that my view is a kind of a combination between the views that they. do gentlemen they presented before all. i think that there are signs but not mold and that the doubt of science of democracy in those elections assuming that we will be taking place now i mean signs or 'd maybe because. still signs of or but just signs not moten dots wolf so over any day over the palestinian people i as a supporter will be policed in a sub really over the all of the palestinian occupied territories i think that they on the one hand there's a good feeling and i welcome the elections because i they said signs of sovereignty dnd democracy but as we only know democracies not only it will see job of elections the mocha see is also substantial the idea is to shunt substantial collectivists of people so when it now unfortunately the palestinian people are looks over and dusted under these lately okupe a ship in docks and i agree with them instead of witty here there is a huge problem israel is

administration will reset relations with them after 4 years of donald trump and especially in israel which is bracing for a cold wind blowing its way from washington my guest this week from jerusalem is the community affairs minister tuckey how they greet how well his government reacts to joe biden's new policy on iran and he's waiting tolerance for the expansion of live jewish settlements. and they're very welcome to comfort zone thank you joe biden was barely inside the white house before you the israeli minister for community affairs publicly criticized his intention to rework the nuclear agreement with iran and labeled him an appeaser why pick a fight with your closest ally we definitely need a new agreement. with iran and with. all the countries involved but we have very much against repeating the same mistake that was done by the previous administration during obama's time which was very very grim and both the world and to israel. negotiating a new agreement it's something that must be. encouraged the result should be different from the 1st time my question is how does that ser

decision israel's prime minister says the international criminal court is anti sematic we are too soon to go to fig workrooms this is pure anti semitic. the court established to prevent atrocities like the nazi holocaust against the jewish people is now targeting the one state of the jewish people 1st it outrageously things that when jews live in a room and this is a war crime circuit it claims that when democratic israel defends itself against terrorists who murder our children rocket our cities we're committing another war crime yet the i.c.c. refuses to investigate brutal dictatorships like you want in syria who commit who refused to translate these almost daily is prime minister of israel i assure you we will fight this perversion of justice with all our might and may and hundreds of people are rallying against the military in the largest city. against the generals who sees power from democratically elected leaders in monday's coupe meanwhile a digital crank down by the jointer of protesters organizing online is intensifying after facebook now twitter and instagram block. the headl

that it does have jurisdiction to investigate potential crimes within the territories occupied by israel your prime minister benjamin netanyahu called it a perversion of justice and he said that the alleged violations are quote fake war crimes why discredit any investigation before it even gets started. prime minister netanyahu was absolutely right it is a political decision even in the us we are not there members of the international called in there although when you look at their willing they decided to grant statehood to the palestinian and we all know that is not the case maybe it will be in the future but as of today palestine is not a state what we saw its power over the diplomatic terrorism of the palestinian authority and unfortunately is called not yet it's not the death i did finally yet by the way goals do that they called it in with the palestinian authority trying to blame israel and i want to remind you in the audience really the only strong democracy with strong legal institutions in the region so i don't think what we saw coming home that is the intention to help anyone j

fake news israel is. to dance a martyr which you. call the west bank but this is the death of my the bible it's not something that was invented by you or me and into that somalia which exists for 3 a 3800 years the jewish people is building its life once again it was never before and stayed there only occupiers and we came back to our homeland we are eager to have peace with the palestinians we are ready for them to have their independence in any way that does not. jeopardize our very existence they start negotiating with israel in 2046 years now they are not ready to enter a room and to sit with us and to try. to reach an agreement which is something that the u.a.e. did and bahrain did and morocco did in sudan did so this is exactly what i said if the palestinians would follow the arab countries that are now in peace with israel and we reached an agreement they will gain from it but let me just come out with their reluctant to do it they are losing from it well it's not exactly a comparable situation as a because the us and bahrain

. >> good news for israel.ng on 94% drop in symptomatic coronavirus cases among people fully vaccinated. 900 meters below the ice in antarctica by accident. we will hea from one of the geologists who made the discovery of life. ♪ welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and telse watching on bbc world news. a number of big developments in myanmar. first of all, the military is warning people who obstruct the armedorces could face up to 20 years in jail. despite that, rallies and protests at the recent coup have continued and we have seen some violen this was mandalay earlier. as demonstrators ban-- banging dust pins. soldiers fired rubber bullets and injured two people. we know the militaries boo of its presence across the country as i tries to consolidate its hold on power. this footage was taken outside the central bank. you can see several armored vehicles and soldiers on patrol. the coup leaders who said that those who incite hatred towards the military by words spoken or written or by signs or visible repr

as israel's newly elected government threatens to amex parts of the west bank can peace in the region ever be achieved and can arts and culture play a new role in our lives after the pride and the general music director of the burton state opera and the stats compelled bergin daniel barenboim talks to al-jazeera. daniel barenboim thank you for talking to al-jazeera you are one of the best known musicians in the world known as a workaholic you travel widely across the globe to perform and yet this year suddenly the world stopped how you've been coping in this lockdown. i was very happy and felt privileged as a conductor to be able to play an instrument because my conducting colleagues have not been able to make any music and that is really the main activity of a performing musician but i took the opportunity to practice probably a little more than usual. and enjoy spending 2 and a half months practically only playing the piano as far as music is concerned from that point of view i cannot say that i personally suffered too much from the virus i of course get sensitive like any human bei

the lockdown addition of going underground is the usa you're in britain continue to arm israel in violation of countless un resolutions even as it mounts a reported land invasion of gaza complete with aerial warplane bombardment all amidst a global coronavirus pandemic after allegations of a breach of article for the geneva convention israel has now become making $5000.00 covert vaccines available to palestinian medics some believe the move is to ingratiate itself with joe biden in washington joins me now from ramallah as someone who's worked for peace in the heart of the middle east all her life she is the 1st woman to hold the seat in the highest executive body in palestine but the one strongly thanks so much for coming back on the show i'm going to 1st ask about your own covert what's it like having coronavirus given that israel has been accused of denying medical help to palestinians yes well thank you for it and that the man she inspired to be with you again. certainly i mean it's not that it doesn't experience going through. 19 now. with me it took some. 4 or 5 weeks but it was in tha

here in moscow in the headlines essential vaccines for political influence critics then slamming israel at the moment countries cope with jobs in exchange for diplomatic support. for your borders or else brussels slaps ultimatums on 6 covert affected member states including a powerhouse germany as traffic piles up trying to get. president biden reopens a facility for migrant children similar to those his fellow democrats from concentration camps we got a report coming up. on our correspondent goes here to a social tsunami and ticking time bomb dire warnings from the mayor of one paris suburb containing one of europe's biggest and poorest housing estate t.v. for want to part by the pandemic its economy at the moment. good morning from moscow as i say it's 11 am here now this 25th of february you're watching out international with me kevin i mean for the next half hour i hope 1st and exercising soft power through vaccine diplomacy is our top story with jobs currently worth their weight in gold amid chronic shortage is israel's negotiating political favors from countries in exchange for gi

headlining the small essential vaccines for political influence critics slam israel sending countries covert jobs in exchange for diplomatic support. open your borders or else brussels slaps ultimatums on 6 covert affected member states including germany as traffic starts to pile up trying to get in. president biden reopens a facility for migrant children similar to those his fellow democrats trumps concentration camps. their social tsunami and ticking time bomb dire warnings from the mayor of one paris suburb containing one of europe's biggest poorest housing estates r t visits that area torn apart by the pandemic its economy. good morning from moscow this 25th february you're watching r t international with me kevin oh in 1st the exercising soft power through vaccine diplomacy israel's negotiating political favors from countries in exchange for covert jobs is our correspondent paula stay with more on its new diplomatic strategy. israelis say to share that stock effect scenes with other countries including with palestinian doctors a generous mean few might think about but. we are tal

spokesman ned trice it was recorded in the times of israel today . the net price. suggested of the buy it been astray shouldn't have the process of analyzing it considering the i.c.c. decision but it had concerns about just what we've been talking about in terms of i.c.c. jurisdiction over non-signatory countries and whether in fact the i.c.c. can involve itself in claims made by a non-state actor rather than a state actor so the question i think this is something again these are issues according to the israeli side in turkey that should have been in terms of the oslo peace process worked out within the framework of agreement which is now you know. my book there was no agreement isn't it is does not is not a cold that can look into allegations of war crimes right but so complete that is true that if that is true to be a peace agree idea that that is true but the idea that in the broader sense the diplomatic political problem should be resolved within that framework rather take rather than taking what from the israeli side of balance to a set of political grievances

and arms deals with with israel including f. $35.00 stealth fighters and on and on and on. but beyond that make you think dozens of covert patients being shuffled between hospitals in the u.k. due to a shortage of intensive care beds and january alone the n.h.s. transferred nearly 39 patients a day double the number seen during the 1st wave we spoke with a health care consultant who has witnessed the crisis firsthand i guess this shows 2 things. the scale of the condom make and how much was the 2nd wave was the 1st just this week. and how it's actually different cost the country that writes it also shows the real strengths of the national health service in the country circles the country. they can offer mutual support of the pulse of the country so that this is also a bill to do mutual aid which would be very difficult than any other sort of system . the u.k. is only just coming over the peak of this 2nd wave although the daily rate of infections remains high as around 20000 and number of confirmed cases over the past we did see a drop of 25 percent compared to the week bef

>> israel has a few advantages. extremely young population, a lot of people here under 16, which was a big advantage at the beginning of the program. at a certain point it will become a disadvantage because there will be people who cannot be vaccinated. the otr factors are, israel was able to secure enough vaccines for everybody because of its small population, and it's very centralized health care system with four large health care management organizations. because they have data, they can roll out the vaccines extremely quickly. christian: the results speak for themselves. there concerned that the astrazeneca vaccine one be as effective? >> israel is not using the astrazeneca vaccine at all. it had contracts with pfizer, dharna -- moderna, as it needed it. also because it is a smaller country, concerns about the travel is less of an issue. christian: is there a discussion about the need for blisters -- boosters? >> there absolely is. israel has been extreme a concerned about variants? it did not move fast enough t

on the show i'm going to 1st ask about your own coven what's it like having coronavirus given that israel has been accused of denying medical help to palestinians yes well thank you for inviting manchin support to be with you again. certainly i mean it's not that it doesn't experience going through the. 19 now and the summit with me it took some time 4 or 5 weeks but it was in that city that are life threatening and they certainly. decided to show that when i bought that system this is as a sponsor that it was to provide for the end and they were being a good people under occupation according to the 1st any of the convention and international humanitarian law and international law but that if you know i mean in a way we spoke last week to the director of operations in iraq he was mentioning the 4th the article of the geneva convention about medical care under occupation when israel changed all that 5000 vaccines available to medics in the west bank so you can yes i'm planning on when you consider that there are millions of kind of stadiums. that fire more than 5000000 in the west bank and

essential vaccines for political influence critics say israel we got a report coming up sending countries covert jobs in exchange for diplomatic support . for your borders or else brussels slaps ultimatums on 6 code would have affected member states including germany as traffic piles up trying to get it. this president biden reopens a trump era facility for migrant children similar to those concentration camps we look at just how different mainstream media reporting is on the much criticized facility now under this new administration. good morning from moscow this 25th of february watching r t international with me kevin our 1st undocumented migrants jobless families penniless pensioners they're just some of the groups struggling to survive in a paris suburb branded a ticking time bomb by its may. skew reports from the town where food charities warn they can no longer cope. the tongue of the given year is just 30 kilometers south of paris and it's already infamous in france as being one of the country's poorest areas and home to one of europe's biggest housing complexes now nearly hall of

always supported israel more than the republicans the best that can happen is a might pressure israel to stop settlement building maybe stop house demolitions the worst things that they're doing in terms of the occupied territory maybe something with gaza the 2 state solution is gone and it's dead but governments including by the us government still need it in order to manage the conflict they have to keep the illusion flowing it is still a 2 state solution is still negotiations. president biden says he's not ready to lift sanctions on iran and till the country returns to its commitments under the 2050 nuclear deal but iran's supreme leader says it's the u.s. that needs to at 1st. you know. if they want iran to return to its commitments under the joint comprehensive plan of action america must completely lift the sanctions not just with words or in paper they just can see we have lived to the same sions know they must actually lift the sanctions and we have to verify this will the us lift sanctions 1st in order to get iran back to the negotiating table. the nuclear deal was struck 5 y

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and other news ahead essential vaccines for political influence critics slam israel for sending countries chads in exchange for the diplomatic support. worldwide this is aussie international from moscow money welcome to world news this hour 1st the breaking developments from the south caucasus that we've been covering for the past few hours the opposition in armenia has rejected an offer for the prime minister's snap elections earlier a standoff between opponents and supporters of prime minister nicole passion and rocked the capital yerevan and police were deployed in large numbers the escalations in response to the prime minister's sacking the chief of the armed forces general stuff saying that he was pos of an attempted military coup and there are fears that the tensions could spiral. massive opposing rallies we're seeing close to one another in central official crowd numbers yet to be confirmed but the rest made it to be in the thousands. drivers of big honking car horns as crowd chanted anti passion young slogans some of it driving with photos of the prime minister smeared in fake blo

essential vaccines for political influence critics slam israel sending countries cope with jobs in exchange for diplomatic support. this president biden reopens a trump era facility for migrant children once dubbed a concentration camp we look at just how different mainstream reporting on the much criticized facility is now under the new administration. 81 of the morning here good morning from moscow this 25th of february watching r.t. international with me. first and as you heard in those headlines are undocumented migrants jobless families and penniless pensioners are just some of the groups struggling to survive in a paris suburb branded a ticking time bomb by its mayor charlotte dubinsky reports this morning from the town of. food aid charities warn they can no longer cope. the time of the given year is just 30 kilometers south of paris and it's already infamous in france as being one of the country's poorest areas and home to one of europe's biggest housing complex is now nearly hall full of the residents who live in that complex behind me live below the poverty line things would alrea