which there was none this was shattered in november of two thousand when israel attacked what they said was a tunnel building project killed six hamas militants at that point the ceasefire was off when hamas regime rocket attacks after israel broke the cease fire israeli officials went on american television and got away with claiming a mosque breaking the cease fire you know it was that you know laterally tore up the cease fire understandings it was from us that is going to the violence that reached a crescendo on christmas day when we had in one twenty four hour period some eighty rockets mortar shells and missiles coming into israel attacking our civilians now we want to work with the palestinian government on the law it was then repeated uncritically by us news media games there's no question here is there that hamas started this well look i don't think israel had any choice it was a ceasefire that was broken by hamas they fired something like three hundred rockets in the israel i mean this is an act of war what are they supposed to do just compare this to how the media outside the u.s. dealt with this in to the

which there was none this was shattered in november of two thousand when israel attacked what they said was a tunnel building project to kill six hamas militants at that point the ceasefire was off when hamas regime rocket attacks off the israel broke the ceasefire israeli officials went on american television and got away with blaming a mosque for breaking the cease fire you know it was come us that you know laterally tore up the cease fire understandings it was from us that is going to the violence that reached a crescendo on christmas day when we had in one twenty four hour period some eighty rockets mortar shells and missiles coming into israel attacking our civilians now we want to work with the palestinian government in the law i was then repeated uncritically by u.s. news media games there's no question here is there that hamas started this well look i don't think israel had any choice it was a ceasefire that was broken by hamas they fired something like three hundred rockets in the israel i mean this is an act of war what are they supposed to do this compare this to have. media outside the us still with us i

which there was none this was shattered in november of two thousand when israel attacked what they said was a tunnel building project to kill six hamas militants at that point the ceasefire was off when hamas regime rocket attacks off the israel broke the ceasefire israeli officials went on american television and got away with claiming a mosque breaking the cease fire you know it was come us that you know actually tore up the cease fire understandings it was from us that is going to the violence that reached a crescendo on christmas day when we had in one twenty four hour period some eighty rockets mortar shells and missiles coming into israel attacking our civilians now we want to work with the palestinian government on the law it was then repeated uncritically by us news media games there's no question here is there that hamas started this well look i don't think israel had any choice it was a ceasefire that was broken by hamas they fired something like three hundred rockets in the israel i mean this is an act of war what are they supposed to do let's compare this to have. media outside the us still with us indee

amount of the tickets have been left unsold there has not been a spike in tourism euro vision in israel as a project has failed and it's failed thanks to the international campaign britain has close military ties with israel to resume and under labor governments verses of money and weapons have been sent there what do you make of the the granville cladding many factor are comic is associated with the f. 30 planes war planes that may be being used in joint. israeli air force training yeah i mean it's a really tragic part of this story that not only can our clinic as a company not make planting that keeps home safe they also seen the f. 35 has been something that the us government has subsidized to such a massive level but yet it's still yet to show evidence that it actually works so our clinic has participated in 2 ridiculous operations along with lockheed martin and be a systems they've made this f. 35 and it's been sold already to many governments around the outlook of what i'm going to say when the b.b.c. as i say standing up for their your vision coverage what do you make of the fact that the b.b

. >> the war that she spoke to us about was part of israel's largest national project since the beginningthe occupation four decades ago. they are maintaining that they are building this wall to prevent suicide bombing and it's supported by 85% of israel's population. everyone in israel understands that it's bound to become a future border. the problem with the wall is it does not really follow the 1967 border. it cuts deep into palestinian territory and what would become the future palestinian state. >> took us on a tour to explain to us the thinking behind the building of these walls. >> the problem today between left and right is that security is mixed with politics. a guy from the neighborhood was sitting right here waiting for the bus and he was stabbed to death. and i can assure you that the one who stabbed him to death did not come from this arab neighborhood, he came from somewhere in the west bank or from the east bank. but the fact that he was stabbed by an arab or the people who live here, they couldn't care less if the arab is yellow, green, comes from africa. for them an arab

for the city's best restaurants clubs and galleries many of them were at the projects release party like. i came for israel to germany and i make or germans like to. mainly press. the israelis started selling the german favorites on the street and nobody is was able to build up his own business. i love berlin berlin has a place in my heart with special about berlin is the opportunities it gives me to really spread my wings. each story in the plan of them in accompanying book has its own q.r. code scanned the code with your phone to view a 360 degree video of the location of the celebration. it was also a time for people to literally get a taste of what planet berlin has to offer like the work of jennifer melinda schmidt the kenyan born swiss woman is an actress comedian and restaurant or the restaurant it's called spots a heidi which literally translates to black heidi boasts the best swiss fare berlin has to offer. but i wanted to bring a piece of switzerland to berlin that really knowing you're in here feels like you're in a swiss ski cabin and that's really nice for the soon. for those who love the more

state media reporting quote anomie targets coming from the direction of israel syrian air defenses say it brought down many of the project als but it's not clear if they have been any casualties or damage to property israel has not made any public comment on the accusation but has previously targeted sites inside syria which it says are connected to president assad's close allies iran and hezbollah well the united nations is warning of a western and humanitarian crisis in syria as. that's off to hospitals and refugee camps in the deescalation zone will by russian backed government forces at least a 180000 people have been forced from their homes in the last rebel held stronghold of diplomatic editor james bays reports. the russian ambassador of vaseline to ben zia under pressure in the security council last year russia was one of 2 countries with turkey that guaranteed it as a safe zone now it stands accused of unleashing with its syrian allies a campaign of mint on the province since late april this escalation in violence has reportedly killed and injured over 100 civilians and further displaced 180000 the aerial bombar

syrian air defenses have targeted projectiles fired from the direction of israel for the 2nd night syrian state media says the project projectiles came from occupied territory into the air space in southern syria referring to territory held by israel the report comes one day after a similar incident which caused loud explosions in damascus there has been no immediate comment from israel now the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces have come under attack in the form of isis stronghold of iraq or at least 20 fighters were killed in the bomb attacks at a local police station and the military base the mostly kurdish led forces had pushed ice a lot of rock and 2017 but they have been several attacks since then to bolivia now where the president has begun his campaign for reelection evo morales has been in power since 2006 the opposition has called his decision to run in the toba vote on constitutional they say morales is ignoring the 2016 referendum and which voters express their opposition to a 4th consecutive term daniel. never paul. 13 years in office many believe ins comp and then bridge time when this was not their p

he is a distinguished fellow at the washington institute, and director of the project on arab- israelrelations. after the election last month, no one said this was going to be easy for netanyahu to build aco ition to form a government. what happened? >> what happened is the person who's kind of known as the magician in isrl seemed to have lost his magic. he's a very formidablel politica campaigner, but part of his success is, after the results, it's cobbling together the requisite government, you need 61 out of 120 seats in the parliament. part of hiscc ss in the past is his ability to reach across the ais and bri in parties when he has recalcitrants from the other side within the ranks. ithe polarized system in israel, that the center party that normally would have been mohe open to they call unity government, a big tent, they said we will not talk to this guy as long as he is under a legal cloud, that healing cloud has -- legal cloud has to be lifted. so his room toru maneuver s dramatically and he became more beholden to the parties to have the right. lieberman identified where the

in the united states says it won't push punish countries to keep working on civilian projects with tehran. israel says at least fifty missiles have been fired into the south of the country from the gaza strip and response is really warplanes have bomb targets in gaza this is a developing story we have harry fossett on the line from leicester islam to tell us what is happening now what have we learned harry. so literally the most proximate first events in all of this took place yesterday friday jaring the protests when there was sniper fire coming from gaza seemingly targeting israeli soldiers on the other side of the fence that was a and has already had strike which killed two members of hamas as military wing alka some brigades injured two others and after that there was a serious discussion of the fighting factions inside gaza about retaliation promising retaliation. on saturday there was an israeli drone strike targeting a vehicle in more than gaza. in which three people were lightly injured and very soon after that there was this very substantial barash of projectiles being fired out from gaz

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to create this land bridge connecting iran, iraq, syria, lebanon, to project power into the eastern mediterranean, and threaten israelsupreme court has ordered the criminal prosecution of 6 leading opposition assembly members, on allegations they took part in last week's attempted military uprising. the plot apparently failed because key maduro loyalists, who'd been expected to back the opposition, stuck with the president. but the us has now lifted sanctions on the head of intelligence, who did turn against president maduro. the bbc‘s barbara plett usher has this update from caracas. it is a week now since the failed uprising and the supreme court has taken action. as a body that is controlled by the supporters of president madero. the court has accused six leading opposition lawmakers of treason, of inciting insurrection, of conspiracy and it said it's opening criminal investigations against them. and that the parliamentary immunity will not protect them. however, the leader of the opposition, juan guaido, is not on the list even though he's the one who called for the uprising. he was allowed to enter the national

projects keep. i'm constantly on the road working in israel makes him especially happy he often comes here to spend time with friends and family. that involves passion of course it's always nice to be given the chance to do something in a country you feel an emotional connection with that's definitely the case for me with israel it's very powerful here for me to meet explain. the expo exhibition center tell of eve is the venue for the series european song contest video directs around $500.00 workers involved in the design and construction of the stage the concept and the model were initially put together digitally the most complex aspect is coordinating with the various country delegations and israeli t.v. producers. it's not easy to do a search for the vision we have 41 to 41 countries and we need a lot of versatility is and i think you can see the floor and stage a lot of versatility. reader checks the construction of the stage many times he's always on hand for herself in the last days before the show his favorite view was from the upper tiers guys who beat us this concept of course it's importa

called the plan financial blackmail and says it will probably favor israel phyllis bennis is the director of the new internationalism project of the institute for policy studies and she says his plan for peace is doomed to fail. well i think what jared kirschner is trying to do is substitute an econo piece if you will for anything remotely resembling a serious solution to the long running israeli occupation and colonization of palestinian land this will probably be the main part of the so-called deal of the century and like so many other things in the trumpet ministration and trump's own view is that money is the solution that you can buy a palestinian surrender in this case there is the statement from questionnaire that the palestinian grandparents as he put it are destroying the future of palestinian children when of course it's the fact that palestinian children are being denied access to their land to sovereignty to freedom that these are the kinds of rights that are being denied to all palestinians and the notion that buying them off with massive investment in something it's not clear what is certainly not going to wor

israel. and so how do you reconcile cybersecurity as well as the project of the west bank. especially the chinese have a greater interest does that mean there is a greater interest in philanthropic efforts. >> i asked those questions and assured me they don't own it but the problem is when they build it they take it over. do not allow five g. and to have the academia and silicon valley in the military and on the technology. and to come up with the package with content computing and cybersecurity. and with 50 percent of five g that means able dominate and control 50 percent of the data that comes out. this has to be a public-private partnership. we have to invest at the federal level. people are just now waking up to the china threat. and then they realize what is happening and that's a call for action and one of the interesting things of the trilateral. and nobody understands the chinese pressure better than the indians. and then waking up to those issues that you talk about. and what those committee is working on. and to know what is on your plate before you go. >> and wit

israel. because. yes one high profile supporter they're calling on other people to tell stories make their own videos you know in the end projects like these are not only meant to to pass on the memories and these these horrible atrocities to the younger generation also meant to grab attention and clearly that project has been successful in doing the now really interesting project there carl write our protocol now it's been looking into this story for us thank you very much and we will leave you now with some images of israel commemorating holocaust remembrance day with sirens sounding this morning. were. never. never. never. been in. the in the in the. in the in. the in the in the. in the. the in the. in the in the in the in the. in the. in the things. in the in the. on the can and. the in the middle of the big. in the. propaganda on rail. the russians on me is celebrating its victories in syria with an exhibition training. until your pill to swallow for relatives of those who died in combat many received little assistance and feel abandoned. detail with a reporter usually vitiate on its families of fallen soldiers and here's t

israel gaza border . director of the new internationalism project at the institute for policy studies in washington she told us despite the cease fire we have to remember palestinians in gaza will still be living in poor conditions what could break this cycle would be an end to the extraordinary repression under which the two million residents of gaza are living i think we have to be very careful in looking at this incident as if it was separate from what came before much of the press in the united states begins their coverage with the palestinian rockets that were fired against israel which of course are in fact a violation of international law but they don't talk about what happened the day before when four more palestinians were killed in the march to the to the fence in gaza the fact that three percent only of gaza's little bit of water is drink about ninety seven percent is not drinkable that the united nations says that gaza will not be inhabitable in twenty twenty these are the reality is that people in gaza live with every day which the israelis call a calm until there is some price to be paid by is

jewish organizations are supporting for example the settlements project and there i'd say great selfie is the biggest supporter of israel and finance of israel and i don't have to get into this but the israel without the united states would be a different entity. and that's the right of the united states i'm not sure that it's always very clever to do so i'm not sure that this aid this enormous aid of the united states to israel did not corrupt israel but by the end of the day it is the right of the world to raise its voice and to support those who stand against violations of international law and i think what this. he did appreciate time my guest gideon levy columnist that the israeli newspaper ha'aretz. saudi arabian ship sent to pick up weapons in europe has been hounded by protests along its journey front to be succeeded in preventing it from collecting its cargo claiming the arms could be used against civilians in yemen now a french flag is being projected onto the vessel in spain over the grid claims that the ship left port carrying material that will not be used in a combat capacity you can trees are under increa

projectiles that fired from the direction of israel for the 2nd night running that's according to syrian state media the sun the news agency says the project else came from quote occupied territory referring to the territory held by israel into airspace over southern syria sudan's transitional military council says it is preparing for another round of talks with protest leaders on sunday demonstrators have been on the streets of her to make then continue their demand for a civilian government to go see a chanst to determine a new governing body were suspended for 72 hours on wednesday after protesters blocked roads in the capital. protests have continued untel of eva head of the euro vision song contest police 7 pose a security cordon around the venue the head of attacks or protests when using half an hour listening posts next. you were just released by the way that's probably why you are on kicks to shake things. up right. i think that people think i'm kind of playing on. the lower richard gere's word and you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we're covering this week dateline everywhere are the news media finally givin

israel happen palestinian peace plan there. it is expected to focus on economic development in the region, including infrastructure projects.etails reveal so far have failed to impress the palestinian authority which says it has not been part of the process. cabinet stresses that it was not consulted about the reported workshop, either about the content or the outcome or the timing. he clarified that the financial crisis with the palestinian national authority is result of the financial war being waged against us in order to win political concessions. we did not submit to blackmail we do not trade our political rights for money. lauren: more from the occupied west bank. the prime minister this morning said the palestinians were not consulted in the workshop that is expected to be held next month. we heard from him on previous occasions saying he will not trade politics for food and the solution includes a political aspect and not just an economic one. we also heard from the palestinian president spokesperson who said that they are not expected to be attending. there had been a previous conference in which palestinians have

targeted projectiles fired from the direction of israel for the 2nd night running that's according to syrian state media the sun the news agency says the projectiles came from quote occupied territory into airspace over southern syria it comes a day after a similar incident caused that loud explosions in damascus there has been no comment from israel. and 2 explosions have killed at least 20 members of the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces at a police station and military base in the syrian city of raka the mostly kurdish led forces pushed isaw out of rock in 2017 but there have been several attacks since then syrian state media also said air defenses prevented an attack at himi mean a major air base which is home to russian forces rebel fighters launched groans and rockets towards the base killing at least one person in a nearby village your soil and gas company exxon mobil has evacuated its staff from back in iraq as tensions continue to mount between washington and tehran bahrain is also ordering its citizens to leave iraq in neighboring iran warning of regional instability the pentagon as the ploy to warship and b. $52.00 bombers to the

set to be released early jacobs is a partner at the trot national security project in new york he says a political turmoil in israel will put cushions middle east peace plan on hold jared questionnaire and jason greenblatt are both in jerusalem right now i think both of them are probably more relieved than the kid who finds out he doesn't have to do the book report for the next day the reality is i think this entirely shelves trumps deal of the century which is good for the region and good for america and good for israel because the parts of the plan that have sort of snuck their way out were certainly not balanced and were certainly not good for everybody so that getting put back on the shelf is probably in the best interest of everyone tensions between washington and tehran are the focus of a series of meetings taking place in saudi arabia over the next 2 days 4 ministers from the organization of islamic cooperation have been meeting in the city of jeddah andrew symonds reports. the 1st of 3 major gatherings of leaders one objective to find a way of reducing tension in the middle east it's difficult at a time whe

israel's history this has happened. disney has unveiled its highly anticipated new attraction. the 14-acre projecto the park that first opened in 1955. the company is expecting record crowds and has kept the time visitors can stay to four hours. this is bloomberg. matt: thanks very much. olivia with your first word news. as global markets continue to react to heightened trade tensions, ray dalio, founder of bridgewater associates, says he views the u.s.-china conflict as more than a trade war, calling it an ideological conflict, adding that the u.s. blocking supplies to huawei is a step toward weaponizing export controls. morgan stanley's chairman and ceo does not expect a full-blown trade were between the u.s. and china despite the anxiety caused in the markets. james gorman spoke with bloomberg in an exclusive interview in beijing. >> 40% of the world's gdp is tied up in these two countries. to have a major trade war would be very bad for both countries. everybody understands that, i think. i certainly hope they do. i have spoken to understand it. chinese ceos i have open to understand it. reset

israel's history that this has happened. disney's highly anticipated new attraction, star wars: galaxy's edge. the projectest ever addition to the park that first opened in 1955. the company is expecting record crowds and has cap time guests can stay at four hours. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts, this is bloomberg. manus: coming up, pimco fires a warning shot. the executives of the money managers say they expect more volatility and lower returns from corporate credit markets. that's next. ♪ a.m. in london. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. get a quick test of the markets. you have a small bounce in these equity markets. has a big no doubt, 2.75 is what you will test on the 10-year note's. there is a herd mentality in the market at the moment. a little better off this morning , tracking that bounce in the s&p. nejra: the euro is steady after two days of declines, a mere five month high. support getting a big from entries. angst is one area investors might be feeling some -- italy will tell the eu that budget tightening might be a mistake, as markets await a

with tourist sites where the projected eurovision bumi are full and below the expectations of some hotel and restaurant owners is still allowed for a showcasing of israel's main tourist city yes c.b.s. 3 another big now so let me say. that there is. nice. but it's also provided an opportunity for a. another type of tourism the former israeli soldiers turned onto yorkie patient activists of breaking the silence have been targeting eurovision fans taking them on tools of one of the starkest examples of conflict and occupation the divided west bank city of hebron you have this amazing liberal city with beaches and wide boulevards and then you have empty streets and a ghost town and this complexity is something that we want them to see we want them to see the full picture and we don't want to allow the israeli government to use liberal television ordered to hide occupied hebron israel has certainly made the most of you are demonstrating its ability to host a major international event but its critics have also made their mark highlighting the unresolved conflict playing out just a short drive away. television. time for the top stories here that is their king