recent ban on fishing in gaza the decisions part of a cease fire deal mediated by egypt between israel and hamas is includes expanding the fishing zone to fifteen nautical miles two main border crossings into gaza will also reopened on sunday following a weekend of mass protests along the fence dividing gaza and israel while al jazeera is mohammad john durham is with fishermen in gaza. now it's important here because it's really one of the only industries in which people can work fishing is extremely important you have approximately four thousand fishermen in gaza it's one of the only jobs that brings in money right now but it's very difficult for them because one of the problems is the fact that you only have the small zone where they can fish because of that there's overfishing so there's not as much of a variety of fish that they can catch right now it's high season for sardines that's one of the only fish really that they are able to catch and sell here in the marketplace but it's vital in a place where there is such rampant unemployment to at least have one industry where people can make mo

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to fifteen nautical miles the decision as part of a cease fire deal mediated by egypt between israel and hamas it comes a day after two main border crossings into gaza were reopened and results in turkey's local elections show the main opposition party candidate taking control of and kora president. the ones at party is ahead in istanbul but it's still too close to call the municipal elections are seen as a test for the president venezuela's president nicolas maduro has announced a month long rationing plan for electricity while the nationwide power cuts continue the decision is unlikely to placate the public some of whom built a burning barricade in protest against the constant power outages protesters said tires and tree trunks alight along congested streets throughout the capital caracas on sunday well those are the headlines join me for more news here after a rewind do stay with us. on counting the cost we look at what's holding indonesia back from becoming a two trillion dollar economy as the world's biggest democracy gets ready to vote who's financing politics in india and mexico's gover

hamas denied having an interest in firing that rocket, but israel's education minister naftali bennetted a sentiment shared by many of his counterparts. >> hamas has established a full terrorist state in gaza. time and again their unprovoked attacks on israeli citizens, villages, homes and cities. it's time for them to feel the full thrust of israel's force, and they will pay the price for what they did. >> reporter: one positive sign at the border crossing closed for a week because of rocket fire from gaza, open on sunday. goods permitted by israel moving in. if concessions come from both sides and they stick, it will give short-term relief here but not a long-term solution. and, rosemary, the reality is the restrictions have been eased before. we have been down this road before and they've been quickly reimposed when circumstances change, somebody does something to provoke the other. it won't take much for any. >>ing between israel and hamas to fall apart. for now, though, a sliver of hope for long-suffering gazens. rosy? >> yeah, macon,ichael, i did wa ask you what concessions might

on palestinians fishing off the coast of gaza the this is a part of a cease fire deal between israel and hamas the agreement which was mediated by egypt includes expanding the fishing zone along the mediterranean coast israel reopened two main crossings on sunday following a weekend of palestinian protests on the border and japan has announced the name of its next imperial era ready ray translates as order or all specialise wah-wah means peace or harmony it begins in a month when the new emperor takes the throw. kanade on iraq this railway contains the meaning that culture is born and nurtured as the people here to flee care about each other or knew my commitment to pioneer a new era that will be filled with hope for the selection of a new era name i sincerely hope this new era will be widely accepted by people of japan and deeply rooted in japanese people's lives hosken these as a nonresident fellow at the instances of contemporary age and studies that japan's temple university has told us more about how the decision is made and what it means it's actually quite a lengthy detailed process wit

recent ban on fishing in gaza the decisions part of a cease fire deal mediated by egypt between israel and hamas is in truth expanding the fishings or into fifteen miles to main border crossings into gaza will also reopened on sunday following a weekend of mass protests along the fence dividing gaza and israel has the latest from gaza. now it's important here because it's really one of the only industries in which people can work fishing is extremely important you have approximately four thousand fishermen in gaza it's one of the only jobs that brings in money right now but it's very difficult for them because one of the problems is the fact that you only have the small zone where they can fish because of that there's overfishing so there's not as much of a variety of fish that they can catch right now it's high season for sardines that's one of the only fish really that they are able to catch and sell here in the marketplace but it's a vital in a place where there is such rampant unemployment to at least have one industry where people can make money in a place where there are so few jobs in whi

right to exist israel won't negotiate with them or hamas lloyd to go by so either way israel can say that it can't talk to the palestinians or the wall and that will be just fine with netanyahu put it in and. pick one of the middle. east is the out run t.v. hospital in gaza city. the facility has been hit times by the israeli blockade of the gaza strip and also by hamas mismanagement. the conditions here are miserable for the patients and for the medical stuff like don't just sign yet el masri. the room is a river crowded and the and conditioning doesn't work. there's a deep sense of frustration it's. hard to see what the air conditions not what set off. with right tourists as you know. gets off got. today the hospital laundry can't provide fresh bed sheets this woman has stomach cancer and can't get the medicine she needs. running out of morphine and all kinds of other pain killers the food on the foolish. faces the hospital's pediatric ward many of the children here suffer from leukemia but they can't be properly treated that's enormously frustrating for the parents.

its ban on fishing in gaza the decisions part of a cease fire deal mediated by egypt between israel and hamas it includes expanding the fishing zone to fifteen more school miles two main border crossings into gaza were also reopened on sunday following a weekend of mass protests along the fence dividing gaza and israel well let's go to mohammed who is in gaza for us mohammed the fishing zone was just reduced last october and presumably this is a reflection of those easing tensions why is the fishing industry in gaza such an important point of negotiation. when i first let me tell you what's happening where we are because they were already supposed to be gone now you see some of the fishermen here behind me they were already supposed to have gone out this morning but it's been raining heavily it's eased up a little bit right now but the weather has not been conducive for the fishermen to be able to go out in ridgely they want to go out yesterday when the restrictions were lifted they were not able to as well because of the weather so we're expecting that in the next couple of hours many of the

palestinians fishing off the coast of gaza the decision is part of a cease fire deal between israel and hamas the agreement which was mediated by egypt includes expanding the fishing zone along the mediterranean coast israel reopened two main crossings on sunday following a weekend of palestinian processed on the border zero spotted jump jhoom reports now from gaza. this was supposed to be a day that would bring a renewed sense of optimism to fishermen here in gaza instead it's been disappointing that's because of the weather it's been raining heavily it's very cloudy it's windy now this was supposed to bring a new sense of hope to gaza fishermen today because today for the first time in years gaza fishermen will be allowed to in some parts off the gaza coast go up to fifteen nautical miles off the coast to fish that's a huge boost to the fishing industry here it's also the first time since last week that they've been allowed back into the water by israeli authorities now the gaza fishermen that have gathered here this morning some of them went out earlier a few boats but they came back in be

recent ban on fishing in gaza the decision is part of a cease fire deal mediated by egypt between israel and hamas it includes expanding the fishings are into fifteen or school miles to main border crossings into gaza will also be reopened on sunday following a weekend of mass protests along the fence dividing gaza and israel at least twenty five people have been killed and hundreds others injured after a severe thunderstorm swept through some of the nepal rescue is struggling to reach villages and barren and pasta districts which were cut off by the storm helicopters are due to join the sets once the weather has cleared and the number of deaths is expected to rise at least twenty people have been killed after a bus caught fire outside peru's capital lima emergency services say a dozen others were injured the blaze was caused by an electrical folds at the rear of the bus venezuela's president nicolas maduro has announced a month long rationing plan for electricity while nationwide power cuts continue the decision is unlikely to placate people with some burning a barricade in protest against the co

israel for palestinian protesters were killed two hundred forty others injured during the demonstrations have a gem june has more now from gaza. more indications that egypt mediated talks between hamas other palestinian factions and israel are on a positive track first came word on sunday that the government was salim and areas crossings had been reopened then came word that the fishermen in gaza will once again be able to resume fishing the fisherman's union tells us that they've been notified by israeli officials that north of the gaza strip they will be able to go six not a cool miles off the coast that in gaza city they will be able to go twelve nautical miles off the coast and that in south of the gaza strip they will be able to go fifteen not a call miles off the coast of gaza now all this happening at a time where there has been cautious optimism building in gaza because of efforts to try to deescalate the tensions that had really gone much higher in the past week now one of the reasons the tensions have been deescalate it is because on saturday which was the first year anniversary of the great march of return protests things remained far quieter far calmer than many feared t

fifteen north pole miles the decision as part of a cease fire deal mediated by egypt between israel and hamas. while turkey's local elections have seen the opposition make major gains at the expense of president russia and the ruling ak party the votes has been widely seen as a referendum on the two decade dominance of tech is politics the opposition has won control of the capital ankara meanwhile in istanbul it's a tight race that still considered too close to call. has more from ankara. since coming to power seventeen years ago presenter. has won every single ballots contested but sunday's vote wasn't all good news for the ruling party close the mayor ship in the capital long per hour. signed that to achieve months made by ed john in the past no longer outweigh the misgivings some turks have about him and his party today however uncertain as to remain so over a stumble the city were aired on began his political career as its mayor with the majority of the votes in the result appears to be too close to call but both candidates have already declared victory. as you will i say it loud and clea

back in the fishing is a signs of a foreign relations between israel and hamas. and a call for help from facebook's chief to stop the spread of hate on the internet. we've got a fair few showers into southern parts of china at the moment so i think for the southeast it should be lousy dry but think of clout there stop through it so the central air is a straight down towards northern parts of vietnam so you can see a little bit of wet weather here as we go on through monday on calling temp just drugging a little actually twenty one degrees celsius from monday off they picking up to around twenty five in the sunshine the clap will break as we go on through choose epicentral areas we'll see some rather heavy and longer spells of friday the middle part of this week sallust see you in sioux falls of india china the philippines could catch one of two shallows the usual rashness showers there across malaysia northern parts of indonesia still sings in the lobby downpours from time to time i think is malaysia that will see the heaviest of the shower was smart to send it l

so until hamas and fatah are able to resolve their differences and present something that resembles a united front all israel won't be able to negotiate with them. and also harm can be. calling their. in their moment at the same time even if the two sides settle their dispute as long as hamas continues to reject israel's right to exist israel won't negotiate with them. lloyd to go by it so either way israel can say that it can't talk to the palestinians of the wall and that will be just fine with netanyahu and put it in terms of. people who think one of the you know. this is the out run t.v. hospital in gaza city. the facility has been hit times by the israeli blockade of the gaza strip and also by hamas mismanagement. the conditions here are miserable for the patients punished for the medical staff like dr fayyad el masri. the room is a river crowded and the and conditioning doesn't work. there's a deep sense of frustration. you see the air conditioned set of. we try tourists as you note it gets off. today the hospital laundry come provide fresh bed sheets this woman has stomach cancer and can't get the med

their moment at the same time even if the two sides settle their dispute as long as hamas continues to reject israel's right to exist israel won't negotiate with them or. lloyd to go by so either way israel can say that it can't talk to the palestinians ward of the wall and that will be just fine with netanyahu put it in and. see this is the alderaan cheesey hospital in gaza city. the facility has been hit by the israeli blockade of the gaza strip and also by hamas mismanagement. the conditions here are miserable for the patients run for the medical staff like dr sayed el masri. the room is a river crowded and the ak conditioning doesn't work says a deep sense of frustration. it's hard to see what the air conditions not what set off. we try tourists as you know in case of cop. today the hospital laundry can't provide fresh bed sheets this woman has stomach cancer and can't get the medicine she needs. to feel. running out of morphine and all kinds of other pain killers the food on the film especially since it's the hospital's pediatric ward many of the children here suffer from leukemia but they can't

palestinians fishing off the coast of gaza their decisions part of a cease fire deal between israel and hamas the agreement which is mediated by egypt's includes expanding the fishing zone along the mediterranean coast as well reopen two main crossings on sunday following a weekend of palestinian protests on the border mohammad jump to has more from gaza . this was supposed to be a day that would bring a renewed sense of optimism to fishermen here in gaza instead it's been disappointing that's because of the weather it's been raining heavily it's very cloudy it's windy now this was supposed to bring a new sense of hope to gaza fishermen today because today for the first time in years gaza fishermen will be allowed to in some parts off the gaza coast go up to fifteen nautical miles off the coast to fish that's a huge boost to the fishing industry here is also the first time since last week that they've been allowed back into the water by israeli authorities now the gaza fishermen that have gathered here this morning some of them went out earlier a few boats but they came back in because of the

recent ban on fishing in gaza the decisions part of a cease fire deal mediated by egypt between israel and hamas is includes expanding the fishing zone to fifteen north school miles to main border crossings into gaza will also reopened on sunday following a weekend of mass protests along the fence dividing gaza and israel at least twenty five people have been killed and hundreds others injured after a severe thunderstorm swept through southern nepal rescuers are struggling to reach villages and barren and pasta districts and at least twenty people have been killed after a bus caught fire outside peru's capital lima emergency services say a dozen others were injured the blaze was caused by an electrical fault at the rear of the bus venezuela's president nicolas maduro has announced a month long rationing plan for electricity while nationwide power cuts continue the decision is unlikely to take a people with some burning a barricade in protest against the constant outages protesters said tires and tree trying to light it along the streets throughout the capital caracas those are the headlines the

israel has more from gaza. at a time when this egyptian led mediation between hamas and other palestinian factions in israel is still ongoing and on a day when it was indicated by hamas officials that those negotiations are still on a positive track things did get a lot more tense than many people would have wanted at the site of the great march of return protest that we are out here today in the last few hours you had many ambulances whizzing by we've been told by the ministry of health in gaza that dozens of people were injured by israeli live fire and one must wonder if that is going to put a damper on the negotiations going forward at a critical time when there have been confidence building measures going this past week when the situation in gaza the mood has been cautiously optimistic will what happened today the tear gas that we saw the burning of tires of the fact that so many people we are being told have been injured is that something that's going to cause tensions going forward. a moroccan court has upheld the ruling against leaders of mass demonstrations that took place in two thousand and sixteen fo

hamas-ruled gaza. >> we travelled to the border today to expect as many others did with israel and the hamas leadership actively negotiating a cease-fire agreement, it might be a quiet day. it did not turn out that way. what started out as a relatively calm day here on the israeli-gaza border, suddenly burst into violence. a group of palestinian protesters as you look directly between the fence between israel and gaza there attempted to approach that fence. what they do is set tires on fire. the dark smoke you see there comes from one of those tires. that obscures the view for the israeli defense forces who are sitting on this side of the fence and the protesters then used that opportunity to try to approach the fence. in this instance, a group of them tried to reach the fence. the israeli army rules of engagement dictates at that point, they are able to fire live rounds at those protesters, that's exactly what happened toda today. burst after burst of live fire from the snipers who were a raid along this, the israeli side of the fence. it's a sign of just how great the tensions are here, that what sta

israel has more now from gaza. at a time when this egyptian led mediation between hamas and other palestinian factions in israel is still ongoing and on a day when it was indicated by hamas officials that those negotiations are still on a positive track things did get a lot more tense than many people would have wanted at the site of the great march of return protests that we were out here today in the last few hours you had many ambulances whizzing by we've been told by the ministry of health in gaza that dozens of people were injured by israeli live fire and one must wonder if that is going to put a damper on the negotiations going forward at a critical time when there have been confidence building measures going this past week when the situation in gaza the mood has been cautiously optimistic will what happened today that the tear gas that we saw the burning of tires and the fact that so many people we are being told have been injured is that something that's going to cause tensions going forward the british prime minister syriza may has asked the e.u. for another delay to brics it's in the last such the e.u. mr

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five or ten years really there's still no prospect of a palestinian state there is still the hamas vs israel conflict it's all these things nothing's changing no something is changing there are more and more settlers coming in there is a creeping an exception actually and since it's creeping people don't notice it and it's not a big deal for of course not for president drum and he may even record. live now to sudanese national television where we're getting that announcement that long expected announcement from the army about what's happened there and today let's listen and to be. united we need to avoid all rifts and troubles this is the meaning of the holy of the holy koran praise be to our law almighty we have to be great all was to our love almighty and peace be upon the prophet muhammad peace be upon him who took us from the darkness to the light to the sudanese people peace be upon you old this security the higher security committee composed of. the police and the security and intelligence and the rapid supposed. for a long time. examining what's a growing on in the state and the corru

therefore, it was no threat to the incremental progress toward a cease-fire agreement between israel and the hamas leadership in,. that progress continues, despite the depths of four palestinians yesterday, as a result of israeli sniper fire. funerals were held in, for the four young palestinian men. their debts, coming as israeli forces lined up along the border fence to counter a huge demonstration by palestinians marking the one-year anniversary of weekly protests against the israeli blockade of gaza. an estimated 40,000 turned out, but by the standards of these protests, the crowds were far less violent than in some previous weeks. and by those same standards, four deaths was considered by both sides to be a low and acceptable number, so with both sides stepping back from the brink of a wider conflict, egyptian mediators are now continuing their work to find a longer-term agreement. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, welcoming brazil's president today, acknowledging the ongoing tension. >> [ speaking non-english ] >> translator: buy order israeli forces to stay in full deployment aroun

. >> we travel to the border today expecting as many others did that with israel and the hamas leadershipgotiating a cease-fire agreement, it might be a quiet day. it did not turn out that way. what started out as a relatively calm day on the israeli gaza border suddenly burst into violence. a group of palestinian protesters looked at the fence between israel and gaza, attempted to approach that fence. what they do is set tires on fire. that dark smoke comes from one of those tires. and up skewers the view to the israeli defense forces sitting on this side of the fence and the protesters used that opportunity to approach the fence. in this instance a group of from trying to bridge the fence. the israeli army rules of engagement dictate at that point they are able to fire live rounds that those protesters. that is exactly what happened today. burst after burst of live fire from those arrayed on the israeli side of the fence. it is a sign of how great the tensions are here. what started out as a relatively calm day can suddenly turn into such violence. in all, 70 palestinians were injured.

though you said so that there is a lot of infighting among the palestinians in gaza and hamas is a big problem but for israel if we see that the palestinian authority is willing to come forward and negotiate we can agree and achieve something range mintz and. agreement with them irrespective of hamas in the in gaza can be dealt with sometimes later or when they are ready for it when the palestinians take back what was taken from them in a coup in two thousand and seven by hamas so i would keep mentioning this detail as if it's going to take care of everything but we don't know if it's going to take care of everything and if the status quo as of today drags on for longer if settlements keep growing if protests like gaza or even missile strikes and you know skirmishes keep happening things will boil over and a lot of people fear that there will be an other intifada one there. well you know the hamas what the hamas is trying to do they have a real strategic goal and better is to take over the entire palestinian people and territory and it really to take over from the palestinian authority in order to do that th

have these egyptian led mediation efforts between a mass other palestinian factions and israel now we've heard from hamas officials already today that said that the talks are still going relatively well although no final deal has been announced needless to say though there are going to be flare ups is expected there will be flare ups throughout the day there usually are when people are getting closer to the fence and the israelis would like them to be that's when you see more tear more tear gas being deployed and that's when you see it getting a bit more tense now i'm going to have to go there because we are how you can tear gas walked in our direction out there in germany to get my mask and i'll leave it back to you all right i will let you get out of there for the time being mohamed john june reporting from gaza mohammad thank you for the heads on al-jazeera facing climate change why millions of children in bangladesh are at risk. however we've got lots of spring sunshine on the cards for much of china as we go on into the weekend lot of fine weather protected out towards a southeastern corner there's

trump told through the eyes of the welts generally that's right out of a hamas script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase because he joined the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media focused on how they were caught on the story so that matter the most him better use a free palestine a listening post on al-jazeera. he came from a wealthy background in paris and became an artist against his family's wishes he went on to bring a fresh perspective to oriental list painting falling in love with so hard and culture making his home and converting to islam. and just zero world tells the story of the city and his unique artistic work. the french oriented list on al-jazeera. the good a global icon the french president promises it will rise again. i don't have the president in most of what we will rebuild this cathedral together and it was on definitely part of the french destiny. hello and welcome to al-jazeera headquarters in doha with me it is a fraud and also ahead protesters in sudan refused to back down from their demand for a civilian government. and groups of libya

syria says israel has launched an air strike on a military academy which is injured at least three soldiers several buildings were destroyed in the town of mussy off in hama province local media say syrian air defenses shot down some of the missiles israel has admitted hitting iranian targets in syria in recent months is yet to comment on this one though first wavers former spy chief has been arrested in spain just weeks after the u.s. issued a warrant for him to go cover is one to buy washington for a legit cocaine trafficking he ran venezuela's military intelligence for over a decade and was a close advisor to the late president chavez in february he became the most influential military figure to declare loyalty to opposition leader one. india is marking the one hundredth anniversary of an attack considered to be one of the worst atrocities committed under british colonial rule it happened in a public garden in the northern city of where british soldiers opened fire on thousands of civilians they had gathered for a pro independence rally colonial era records show about four hundred people were killed but other estimates for the number closer to one thou

israel for palestinian protesters were killed and two hundred forty of his engine chairing the demonstrations mama jan june has more now from gaza. more indications that egypt should mediated talks between hamas other palestinian factions and israel are on a positive track first came word on sunday that the government was salim and areas crossings had been reopened then came word that the fishermen in gaza will once again be able to resume fishing the fisherman's union tells us that they've been notified by israeli officials that north of the gaza strip they will be able to go six not a cool miles off the coast that in gaza city they will be able to go twelve nautical miles off the coast and that in south of the gaza strip they will be able to go fifteen not a call miles off the coast of gaza and now all this happening at a time where there has been cautious optimism building in gaza because of efforts to try to deescalate the tensions that had really gone much higher in the past week now one of the reasons the tensions have been deescalate it is because on saturday which was the first year anniversary of the great march of return protests things remained far quieter far calmer than many fear

you know, i worked with him to end a hamas attack on israel back in november of 2012.ated. had to go to jerusalem meet with him, go to ramallah and meet with abbas. go back to jerusalem, go to cairo, meet with the then muslim brotherhood president. i've had a lot of hands on first person experience with him. he's very smart, he's very determined. whether the kinds of actions that this administration has taken will in anyway move toward a two-state solution i think is an open question. and i worry that toward the end of the election bibi was talking about annexing all the settlements. you would start from a difficult position trying to reach some sort of resolution. i'm democracy, i also believe that the palestinian people deserve to have more support, more a autono autonomy, more efforts to practice self-government. and so how we get there, and -- i watched my husband make an offer to the palestinians on behalf of the israeli government, that if they had accepted it, they would have had a state now for more than 15 years. but they didn't. and so i watched in my time in

five people have been killed and almost twenty nine thousand injured israel maintains that casualties arise because the actions of hamas or in self defense. my professor of political science at preside university in the west bank decided namer says the shifted to the right in israeli politics isn't being facilitated by geopolitical factors. the whole israeli public is tending more to us that i hate and that i twins are flawed ashamed and the other reason which is equally important we're talking about around between seven hundred thousand two hundred thousand settlers in the west bank and those that have a huge influence on the israeli parties and on the israeli society itself so the tendency towards the right tendency for more violence against the palestinians is a quite natural thing know what days we got this with elections or not the elections but with elections it would appear more to gain the support of the right wing and sometimes votes so they have to show that they are tough on even the kind of government this is part of sometimes the hypocrisy of the international community is quite clear that when we are talk

five people have been killed and almost twenty nine thousand injured israel maintains that casualties arise because of the actions of hamasor in south defense. sadhna a professor of political science said that a site a university says the shift to the right in israeli politics is being facilitated by geo political fact. the whole israeli public is to dig more towards the right. and the other reason which is equally important we are talking about around seven hundred thousand two hundred thousand settlers and that was by those that have a huge influence on the israeli parties and on this very few society so the tendency towards the right tendency for more violence against the palestinians is a quite natural thing know what these. elections or not actions but with elections it would appear more to gain the support of the. votes so they have to show that. even the government this is part of sometimes the hypocrisy of the international community quite clearly. about europe they said that quite clearly a lot of interest as europeans with the americans is far more important to us the human rights in palestine so it's quite quit

israel. was us the process. at a time when this egyptian led mediation between hamas and other palestinian factions in israel is still ongoing and on a day when it was indicated by hamas officials that those negotiations are still on a positive track things did get a lot more tense than many people would have wanted at the site of the great march of return protests that we were out here today in the last few hours you had many ambulances whizzing by we've been told by the ministry of health in gaza that dozens of people were injured by israeli live fire and one must wonder if that is going to put a damper on the negotiations going forward at a critical time when there. been confidence building measures going this past week when the situation in gaza the mood has been cautiously optimistic we'll what happened today the tear gas that we saw the burning of tires or the fact that so many people we are being told have been injured is that something that's going to cause tensions going forward the u.s. president is touring part of the newly constructed border fence with mexico donald trump arrived in calexico californ

israel. has more from gaza. at a time when this egyptian led mediation between hamas and other palestinian factions in israel is still ongoing and on a day when it was indicated by hamas officials that those negotiations are still on a positive track things did get a lot more tense than many people would have wanted at the site of the great march of return protest that we are out here today in the last few hours you had many ambulances whizzing by we've been told by the ministry of health in gaza that dozens of people were injured by israeli live fire and one must wonder if that is going to put a damper on the negotiations going forward at a critical time when there have been confidence building measures going this past week when the situation in gaza the mood has been cautiously optimistic will what happened today that the tear gas that we saw the burning of tires of the fact that so many people we are being told have been injured is that something that's going to cause tensions going forward thousands of protesters in mali have condemned the government for failing to curb ethnic pilots and march in the capital