the israeli system.hat time he was leaving, he said, yes, icomplain what time he was leaving, he said, yes, i complain a lot about the treatment of israelis, but i am also complaining a lot about us, the leaders of the community and we must ta ke leaders of the community and we must take responsibility for the problems. hasn't got a point there? you spend so much time grandstanding about the long—term prospect that a peaceful solution between arab, between palestinian and israeli, you don't spend much time trying to make a better life for your constituent. you were mistaken. 85% of the activity is focused on social and economic issues of our community, and there is misleading coverage of power at the tea. yes, we are responsible for the well—being of our community. we should be much more interested, focusing, of violence in our community, which is almost devastating. it is a scourge, particular violence against women inside arab community. we are taking pa rt inside arab community. we are taking part in

israelis share three views. today, three israelis hardly view and it will be not only preoccupation. view and it willoccupation is n israel. nobody talks about it, nobody discusses it. nobody is concerned about occupation. it is one of those things like the rain, the sun. some like it, some like it less, but nobody thinks anybody can be done about it. it does not bother us so much, that is the truth. it is only a half-hour away from our homes but who cares about it? are on a dailyimes basis. the media hardly covers them. them, it willer be according to the zionist narrative. a girl of 14 with scissors in her hands as an existential threat to the state of israel. soldierho is slapping a is someone who deserves life sentence, not less than this. a girl that one hour before, he r cousin was shot in his head 60 meters away from her home so now the israeli army claims this was fabricated. i mean, even the israeli propaganda lost its shame. to claim -- he lost half of his brain. that he fabricated his injuries. then,

and it involves a boycott of israeli product and israeli taxation. the first thing to follow was mostly recognized by images of young palestinians throwing stones at armored is really soldiers and vehicles and you may remember the time that [inaudible] had the saying about how they will break their bones for those who are throwing stones. i didn't mean to make it right. many palestinians was being decided to stop paying the taxes demanded of them by the israeli military and in the town of [inaudible] they decided that they would replace israeli products by using their own cows to produce them as depicted in the film the wanted 18 which hopefully some of you have seen. if you have seen it israel declared the israeli military declared the national security threat to the state of israel and disperse them in their popular protest. in the 2000 the second broke out and though it was largely armed it also saw unarmed protest spreading drop palestinian villages particularly along the route of israel's walls. they were crushed by a heavily armed israeli prese

his father sided with the israeli state after the nation was defeated in the 1967 arab—israeli war, andve —— israeli. 0ver operations have also been far more aggressive —— israeli. over the last 15 years, more than 300 palestinian militants have been targeted and killed in gaza. how often have collaborators helped in these killings? in a side street, in a provincial israeli town, i found someone provincial israeli town, i found someone who might be able to tell me. we have to protect his identity. i could now understand why this man wa nted i could now understand why this man wanted his identity concealed. he told me he had worked in gaza for the israelis from the age of 17. but that was before he had to get out. this bird told me his testimony had insured many hamas cellmates remained behind cars for decades, but it has taken its toll. —— behind bars. normality, more than anything, is what people in gaza crave. but for most here, it is out of reach. co nsta nt most here, it is out of reach. constant scrutiny, suspicion and human need mean collaboration will keep shaping and poisoning l

now, when you say these things, how do you think israelis — jewish—israelis respond?any democratic, in the europe, in the international community, should respect my vision of democracy. if there will not be a two—state solution, yes, i want to be equal with israeli—jews. i want to be equal with anybody in tel aviv and nazareth. but i will never accept to be inferior to any israeli—jewjust because the state is defining itself as a jewish state. because defining yourself as jewish and democratic, it's an oxymoron, stephen. and this is an oxymoron that we are fighting against, day by day. if i may say so, it seems to me your speech was based on empathy and a genuine effort to understand the israeli mindset. one aspect of the israeli mindset is that they see, more than a decade ago, when the palestinians had a free election, that a majority, at least in gaza, voted quite clearly for hamas, a movement that is dedicated, in its original constitution, the the destruction of the state of israel. do you want new roles for a democracy? it is election. it is democracy. palestini

now, you can blame israelis. but you can also blame palestinians for allowing enough justifications for the creation of that mess. maybe they were misled. maybe they had no other choice. but this is what you have. you have enough building blocks to creaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaea -- >> were the palestinians misled during the four years? and howrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr fe? we went to see a person who foughththththt a future. >> i h had my coususin kille b the israelis. and we were supposed to have a party here. wewe lit candles for all those who passed away to give us life. so we lit candles. and wewe cried there. then wcaca back home, we danced. we also cried again. and for us, that was the resistance. >> the regression in the last three years has been incredible in the relationship between palestinians and the israelis. is there any way to go to the heart of israelis and tell them don't be afraid of me? >> i don't believe in this fear. we are the people who are afraid of them. they are the occupation. oooooooooooooooo

discretion in gaza there are constant military attacks by the israeli air force by drones. targeted assassinations go on all the time it wasn't really a withdrawal but the conventional shorthand in the media is that. israel was unwilling to give up an enormous amount to the palestinian side and the palestinians responded with violent israel for since one thousand nine hundred seven controlled gaza they gave it to the palestinians in a gesture of peace and all they got a bunch of rockets are you think that this is the basic frame of israel's p.r. campaign make sure the media is those focused on terrorism and a mosque extremism as a source of the conflict not the occupation and the settlements if you want to see this in operation just look at the coverage of any of israel's many attacks on gaza over the past few years. the scale and intensity of this attack was surprising the deadliest operation against palestinians in decades after an intense three week thirteen hundred day five thousand wounded. and i december of two thousand and eight israel launched operation coast let th

i nt to have the least interaction with the israelis as possible. >> many israelis don't want to know about palestinians. they don't want to reach out. they don't want to cross into streets and neighborhoods where the palestinians live because of a mixture of stereotypes and so on. >> so we decided to go together to visit each other's neighborhoods. and i would talk to israelis and david would talk to palestinians, and together we would face the harsh realities of our shared land. >> growing up in the 1960's, the palestinians just weren't in the head of anyone. palestinians were different. we knew we had property and it was taken away from us by force. i remember distinctly remembering that this was the wall that separated the east and west jerusalem. and this was no man's land here. >> my family lived in jerusalem for centuries. in 1948 the state was pounded, and for the palestinians this time was called the catastrophe. like many palestinians, my father and his entire family were pushed out of their ancestral home. they moved to a small apartment in east jerusalem because the city w

israeli soldiers opened fire. sharpshooters were deployed but palestinians frustrated by the endless sea to live on their undeterred. israeli commanders say they issued warnings against approaching the border fence. we will never shoot one bullet against anyone who stays away from the security wall we have wanted to join the last few days that everyone who tries to violate the israeli sovereignty or to infiltrate the israeli territories will put himself and his life in danger but for besieged palestinian they mistreating next to the border is about the only visible means available for the world not to forget their plight we live under immense pressure that is why the people explode the blockade and the siege led to the explosion we either choose to live properly or to die we have no space we have no alternatives but to explode we have nothing except the oxygen in the air. land the is considered to first palestinian popular uprising for the past forty two years palestinians have been commemorating this day but this

israeli soldiers opened fire. sharpshooters were deployed but palestinians frustrated by the endless siege to live under undeterred israeli commanders say they issued warnings against approaching the border fence not clear. we will never shoot one bullet against anyone who stays away from the security wall we have wounded during the last few days that everyone who tries to violate the israeli sovereignty or to infiltrate the israeli territories will put himself and his life in danger but for besieged palestinian demonstrating next to the border is about the only visible means available for the world not to forget their plight we live under immense pressure that is why the people explode the blockade and the siege led to the explosion we either choose to live properly or to die we have no space we have no alternatives but to explode we have nothing except the oxygen and the air. landing is considered the first palestinian popular uprising for the past forty two years palestinians have been commemorating this day bu

well we have to wait to see if this has the status of constitutional law that will bound the israeli supreme court forcing the supreme court to work within the boundaries of this new law then we're moving in the direction of the institutionalization of an apartheid system in israel that confirms the worst fears and suspicions that many people have had with respect to where israel is headed and how it treats its palestinian population so i think this is a very disturbing element if it simply as you all see bell and has stated a declaration will governments can make declarations if it has the status of the law then you know we're headed in a very dangerous direction do you suspect as a think you know she was alluding to that this has more to do with internal israeli politics than but it does with the lower itself well i think it absolutely does i mean we're seeing this across the world where these right wing governments are trying to cater to their base by you know moving in the direction of ethnic chauvinism but i think also in the case of israel it's having an external goal in mind a

arka israeli police are describing it as a terror attack they say an israeli palestinian attempted to run over a border policeman and uniformed officers. those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us the listening post is coming up next thank you very much for watching. on counting the cost the italian job what the next government has to do when it comes to the economy the first drop breaks a treaty gets a frosty reception in the u.k. plus we'll explain what five g.'s all about and if it even matters is counting the cost at this time and i just. like. the word chinese. playing right i'm ready to play. this for the. next china. no doubt about. hello i'm richard gilbert and you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we're following this week the rise of xi jinping and the part the chinese news media have played in that the coverage of the head tell me the palestinian who doesn't fit the mold the two biggest media companies in the world comcast and disney both want big pieces of rupert murdoch's media empire and celebrity journalism the dark side the indian news me

the coming weeks and that's led to months of protests and confrontations between palestinians and israeli forces so we have a lot to cover with our guests today let's get straight on with it and bring. in from gaza we're joined by mccomb a political scientist at gaza's university from tel aviv which went by your see balian former israeli minister of justice and member of the knesset for the labor party and here in doha not a me who's director of the center for middle east studies at the university of denver yossi beilin if we can start with you sir it's been watered down but has been described as zionism's flagship bill the law of all laws the most important law in the history of the state of israel one knesset member called it is it no it's nonsense it is going on since it is not a real low it is in the collaboration which ones to clarify that is his the homeland of the jewish people which is the case by the way we don't need a special lol for saying it and it seems like trying to imbalance the situation because you don't have anything referring to a future palestinian state that should

late you could use the propaganda of the israeli military and they don't challenge it. and establishment media the my. sleep protect the image of the army audiences that have little time for new on threats then stations are out of the news and john list who are happy to keep it up late. and a hair or a vent for the internet age being tried behind closed doors in a minute wrinkles given a one hundred percent conviction rate. this is how you render a fifty year occupation. invisible. finally like it or not we live in a celebrity driven culture and when a famous person passes away in mysterious circumstances like bollywood film star sridevi who was found dead recently in her hotel room bathtub in dubai that story is considered news for journalists there's a fine line not to be crossed between answering the questions of the curious and respecting the memory of the deceased news outlets in india however crossed that line repeatedly on this story through lurid speculation innuendo and exhausting amounts of hypothesizing even seasoned news junkies found the coverage difficult

beers you can see the israeli army soldiers. trying to tie get to the protesters that are being very close to the front by live i mean a sheet and rubber bullets and the tear gas canisters that they are using that you look up they didn't have a low weapons as you see this is that by by the israeli i mean they. are using that rather tear gas canisters on the protesters and this is like do you think at. the beginning of the day that lives really just right now from that young gas canisters that went throughout all the protests are just right now and as you see everyone is trying to take this is the way it did that i'm allowed to go to the hospital directly the policies are going to stay here for more than forty five days until the fifteenth of may because they believe that they have the return they have the right to do their land they have the right to stay here and they won't go away they won't come home until they go back to their original to their homeland and to their towns local journalists dari their well the west bank city

sovereignty or to infiltrate the israeli territories and put himself and his life in danger all the participants in the gaza strip a say but how mr. the lives of women and children in danger when it sent them to the security wall to infiltrate israel and still male borders or palestine has been slowly disappearing from the map since the first world war this is what it looked like a hundred years ago when jews only made up three percent of the population that pictures changed dramatically palestinians are now only allowed limited self-will in small pockets under israeli military occupation which is the longest modern history funerals been held for a palestinian farmer killed while tending to his own there the gaza border twenty seven year old omar some more was collecting par stay in a field when he was hit by israeli artillery fire hundreds of mourners carried his body through the streets of hong yunus the israeli military said the farmer and another man who was injured were acting suspiciously as they approached a fence along the gaza strip. mall a little man that looks a little ev

israeli soldiers opened fire. sharpshooters were deployed but palestinians frustrated by the endless siege to live under undeterred israeli commanders say they issued warnings against approaching the border fence. we will never shoot one bullet against anyone who stays away from the security wall we have wounded during the last few days that everyone who tries to violate the israeli sovereignty or to infiltrate the israeli territories will put himself and his life in danger but for besieged palestinian the mistreating next to the border is about the only visible means available for the world not to forget their plight. landa is considered the first palestinian popular uprising for the past forty two years palestinians have been coming to rethink this day but this year after terms that their ration over jerusalem it has taken greater significance it all started here in northern israel after thousands of hectares of land were confiscated from palestinians back in one nine hundred seventy six six polished. were kille

at least five hundred fifty people have been injured aid agencies say that israeli forces fired live ammunition of protesters and used tear gas to push them back the demonstrators are marking land day and aerial protest against israel's illegal occupation of palestinian territory let's speak to. who's a professor at dartmouth college. he's joining us via skype from jerusalem good to have you with us professor what do you make of the rising death toll in today's land landay protests. well of course it's shocking and very disconcerting. these are protesters and of protesters facing live ammunition is never. something that we can think about with a tremendous amount of pathos. i also feel a certain amount of sympathy for the soldiers as well i must tell you. and i completely understand that this government has done nothing to advance the peace process has done nothing to alleviate the problems of gaza. at the same time the the soldiers who are at the fence are obviously concerned and there and their officers there are obviously concerned encroachments on the fence by thousands of people

and if they are in any way going to condemn the israeli actions or ask for the israeli military to start an investigation then you're going to have a question mark over whether the u.s. will support such a statement and even whether the u.s. representative who is in the security council right now is empowered to to give that sort of decision well to miller is a relatively low level diplomat in the u.s. mission to the united nations no ambassador nikki haley here she is not at this meeting because they were not expecting this to be an open meeting many of these diplomats did not expect to find themselves talking in the security council and live on international t.v. on this issue so i still think it's probably unlikely that we're going to get a statement certainly of the sort that the palestinians want which is a strong condemnation of israeli action it's pretty clear that the u.s. will not be keen for that and certainly israel is trying very very hard to stop that even though there are no israeli diplomats here present and the united nations because currently a u.n. holiday for good frid

so while he is very close to the israelis and using the israeli contacts to solve the financial problems don't see intelligence agencies to be involved and i know why they would want to. >> how far do you think russia will go in the syrian conflict? >> the difficulty is no plan outlast the first bomb being dropped. once you start killing russians were shooting down and they start shooting the f-16 you have a real problem so to control that escalation says you probably can't control that so that is what worries me now. that being said putin realizes that in has shown he knows he doesn't have a lot of assets behind him compared to the assets of the united states could bring to bear if it were serious. so he has been very careful the way he moves in the gaps and the exploits he is getting ready to do in kosovo right now. with the northern province infiltrated by the serbs mcmaster and others are not even aware it is happening. but he is very smart so what ought to be happening right now is the united states and moscow, despite the two of them they should be cooperating for those two parties

news line from banning deadly clashes between israeli troops and palestinian protesters at least sixteen palestinians dead and over one thousand injured the u.n. is calling for an investigation into the violence at the demonstrations on the gaza border also coming up. ambassadors are summoned to russia's foreign ministry is moscow expelled more diplomats embassy staff from twenty three countries have been hinted to me to meet escalating tensions over the poisoning of a form of russian double agents. on how to humphrey thanks for joining me u.n. secretary general antonio is calling for an investigation into the deaths of at least sixteen palestinians in clashes with israeli soldiers in gaza israel's military opened fire on thousands of demonstrators at the close border between israel and the gaza strip on friday the demonstrators are demanding that refugees be allowed to return homes to homes that are now in israel well the palestinian health ministry says over one thousand demonstrators were injured in the violence the minutes and group hamas has called the six weeks of protests in what

is calling for an investigation into the violence of the israeli troops opened fire on protesters. or sir coming up russia summons ambassadors to its foreign ministry in moscow as it expels more diplomatic and down from twenty three countries have been awarded two leaders made escalating tensions over the poisoning of a former russian double agent. the woman. from helena humphrey thanks for joining me u.n. secretary general antonio is calling for an investigation into the deaths of at least fifteen palestinians in clashes with israeli soldiers in gaza israel's military opened fire on thousands of demonstrators the closed border between israel and the gaza strip on friday the demonstrators are demanding that refugees be allowed to return to homes that are now in israel palestinian health ministry says over one thousand demonstrators were injured in the violence the militant group hamas has called the six weeks of protests in what is already the largest demonstration at the border in recent years. clashes erupted soon after thousands of palestinians started building tent cities on th

you are safer because of israeli intelligence and not only protects israeli life but innocent lives around the world. [applause] were able to do all of this because of the extraordinary soldiers of the israel defense forces. [applause] men and women black and white, religious and secular jews, muslims, christians they come from different backgrounds but they are united with the promise to protect the state of israel they keep us safe, they make us proud. [applause] i know there are quite a few veterans of the israeli army here so i want you to stand up and be recognized stand up. [applause] but the good news is that it does not stop with the strong military it continues with israel's strong economy. it's a tremendously strong economy. we made it stronger by moving to free-market principles which on least -- and there's a revolution taking place this cannot of happened at a better time. get the leading companies in 2006. one it company, microsoft. a mere ten years later in 2016 the blink of an eye completely reversed. five it companies one energy company left the true wealth and innovation.

army lightly as you can see the israeli army soldiers. trying to tie get to the protesters that are being very close to the front by live i mean a sheet and rubber bullets and the tear gas canisters that they are using. outdated and that below what pans as you see this is that by the by the israeli. are using that rather tear gas canisters on the protesters and this is like do you think. that live that just right now from that young gas canisters that went throughout not that protester just right now you see everyone is trying to take this is the way to do that unless you go to the hospital directly. i get to stay here for more than forty five days i doubt the fifteenth of may because they believe that they have the right time they have the right to didn't do their land they have the right to stay here and they want to go if they want to come and tell to go back to their original to their homeland and to their towns where the west bank city of ramallah is also witnessing a violent standoff at the moment with i.d.f. soldiers shooting at pa

seventeen people killed and over a thousand injured israeli soldiers five bullets in use drawings and tear gas accusing palestinian demonstrators of inciting violence at the gaza border. u.s. diplomatic staff are leaving the american consulate in st petersburg ahead of its official closure on sunday the move comes amid an escalating standoff over the poisoning of a former double agent in the u.k. . police fire water cannon in tear gas against protesters letting off this string a demonstration of the expulsion of environmental squatters in the french city of not. getting any great to have you with us my name is harvey this is r.t. international over a dozen palestinian protesters have been injured on the garza border on saturday one day after seventeen people died the mourner thousand others were hurt in clashes with israeli soldiers the un secretary general is now calling for an independent investigation into the deaths local journalists at the scene. so today's the second day of protest demonstrations and praise for the palestinians. from all over the gaza strip are coming to march t

is a demonstration denouncing of the israeli occupation thousands of palestinians have pitched. locations while i.d.f. soldiers have stationed more than one hundred snipers with the protest expected to last six weeks local journalist. has been following the clashes on the gaza border. where you only one hundred meters away from the front as you see we can see the israeli army libraries you can see the israeli army soldiers heaps and trying to target to the protesters that are being very close to the front by live i mean a shot and rubber bullets and the tear gas canisters but they are using god who look up he didn't have a low weapons as you see this is the good guys by the jell-o. nabbed by the israeli army i think they are using that rather tear gas canisters on the protesters and this is like the data that they're using get. the beginning of the day to night he let them live really really bad just read aloud from that he and gas canisters that went throughout all the protesters are just right now and as you see everyone is trying to take this is the way to do that unless you

the un calls for an independent investigation as 16 palestinians are killed in clashes on the gaza—israeli and coming up in half an hour: click investigates facebook‘s data sharing practices and explores who has your personal data and what is being done with it. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. russia is expelling more than twice as many british diplomats as it had previously announced as a consequence of the nerve—agent attack in salisbury. the british mission in moscow must be reduced by more than 50 staff. the foreign office here says it is considering the implications of the russian decision. the government's also weighing up a russian demand to be given access to yulia skripal in hospital. our correspondent simonjones is in salisbury for us. fill us in on the considerations for the british government in giving the russians consular access to yulia skripal out. well, i think the number one consideration is going to be what she herself wants. what we do know is that her condition has been improving here in hospital in salisbury, she is no longer in a critical condition, and as s

and in half an hour, dateline london will be talking about those clashes on the gaza—israeli border,e than a dozen palestinian protestors have been killed. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. russia is expelling more than twice as many british diplomats as it had previously announced as a consequence of the nerve—agent attack in salisbury. the british mission in moscow must be reduced by more than 50 staff. the foreign office here says it is considering the implications of the russian decision. the government's also weighing up a russian demand to be given access to yulia skripal in hospital. our correspondent simonjones is in salisbury for us. simon, the access to yulia skripal, what are the considerations for the foreign office? well, i think the key consideration, regardless of the foreign office, is going to be the wishes of yulia skripal herself, would she want to receive a visit from a russian delegation? if she did, when will she be well enough for that to happen? what we do know is that her condition in hospital here in salisbury has been improving, she is no longer in a

as protesters headed to the israeli border.it used tear gas and opened fire to stop anyone illegally crossing into its territory or attacking soldiers. this was just the start. palestinians are planning protests until mid—may that. will be 70 years from the creation of the state of israel. palestinians see it as their catastrophe, when hundreds of thousands of people fled their homes. and many here have never given up theirclaim homes. and many here have never given up their claim to the land. translation: we are here to stress oui’ translation: we are here to stress our right to return. sooner or later we must go back. translation: we wa nt we must go back. translation: we want to tell the world that returning to our land is non—negotiatable. returning to our land is non-negotiatable. but israel says gaza's leader are exploiting ordinary people to stir up unrest. translation: hamas and others are calling this the march of return, but it is the march of chaos. these are aggressive riots. families are being urged to stay at prot

you just wanted an apology and an acknowledgment from the israeli gofrmt that wh israeli government thatt they did was a mistake. >> of course. >> did they give it to you? >> they acknowledged from the beginning and even the officer who gave orders to shell the house, he admitted. but these things, these innocent, beautiful bright daughters, do they deserve the apology or not? i am fighting now just to get the apology, to say to them they apologized for you and i am bringing you justice. >> do you think you'll ever get it? >> i am determined. i will, i will get it, but at least when i meet my daughters one day, i will say to them, i did my best. and my youngest son abdullah that you know is planning to study law. so, he will carry the torch to bring his daughters justice and to get that apology. >> his sisters. well, that's really very, very power. doctor, you are an example for the world. thank you so much. thank you. >> you have just heard him share the devastating story of losing his children. and now we turn to a story of a man suffering a different kind of parental loss. his two dau

as funerals are held for 16 palestinians killed on the gaza—israeli border, the un calls for an independentgation. also in the next hour, the funeral for stephen hawking is held in cambridge. mourners at the service heard that the physicist‘s legacy will live on after him. the actor eddie redmayne was among the speakers. the stage is set in cardiff, where anthonyjoshua hopes to cement his heavyweight world title againstjoseph parker. and coming up at 5:30 — a look at a policy on trial in finland, where 2000 people have been given a basic income for doing nothing. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. in the last few minutes, the ministry of defence have named the soldier killed in syria on thursday as sergeant matt tonroe. he served with the 3rd battalion, parachute regiment. he was killed along with an american solider by an improvised explosive device near the syrian town of manbij. his commanding officer paid tribute to him and said, "his bravery and talent as a soldier was matched by his compassion as a human being." russia is expelling more than twice as many british diplomats as it

masuk he says the israeli actions a criminal. returned the mother of all those killed were from gaza what the israelis did is a crime against unarmed civilians who just want to return to their villages and towns and who have a right to under the nine hundred forty eight un resolutions or these really is are displaying the kind of fears seen in the thief was trying to protect what he's stolen this is how they treat unarmed civilians who just want to return home. well hamas confirmed that five of those killed were members of its military wing israel blamed its violent response on hamas which if used as a terrorist organization we are see israeli prime minister's foreign media spokesperson david keyes whether the idea for spawn's was proportionate blood stone thrown at someone's head can kill them as has happened in the past but there's no reason for someone to be twenty meters away from the fence and if you look at the pictures. we are trying to infiltrate a peaceful protest this is not we know a peaceful protest look like and they

vu news live from berlin and clashes on the gaza border leave at least sixteen palestinians dead israeli troops opened fire on protesters during mass demonstrations the u.n. is calling for an investigation into the violence also coming up a spokeswoman for peace for turns to a land torn by war malala yousafzai makes her first visit to pakistan where she was almost killed more than five years ago. and then the u.s. more protests following the death of yet another unarmed black man at the hands of the police now his autopsy is raising new questions about the killing. my ass waiter welcome to the program the u.n. secretary general antonio tatars is calling for an investigation after at least sixteen palestinians were killed in clashes with israeli soldiers on friday israel's military opened fire on thousands of demonstrators who were rioting at the gaza border the palestinian authority has declared a national day of mourning. ok for you birds every side street every rooftop. is awash with emotion such aerated with anger one day on from the bloodiest protests since the two thousand and fourt

fifteen people were killed and over a thousand didn't show does israeli soldiers use live bullets tear gas and drones in clashes with palestinians during the first day of rage on the gaza border. you can see babies that can year old and eleven close to the fans of. russia takes action to expel foreign diplomats in a tit for tat measure is the route over the script all poisoning escalates. in germany also it is our own eyeball to deport sixty five thousand illegal migrants is the asylum seekers don't have valid id papers. this is r.t. international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. fifteen palestinians have been killed in clashes with israeli soldiers on the gaza border during the first day of rage over a thousand others are also said to have been injured in the protest the israeli defense forces use live bullets tear gas and drones. the annual day of rage is a demonstration denouncing the israeli occupation thousands of palestinians have pitched tents across five locations while i.d.f. soldiers have stationed bore than one hundred smyth has the

you are safer because of israeli intelligence. it not only protects israelis lives, it protects innocent lives around the world. [applause] we are able to do all this because of the extraordinary soldiers of the israel defense forces, men and women. [applause] men and women, black and white, religious and secular, gay or straight, jews, muslims, christians, they come from different backgrounds, but they are united with a common mission, to protect the state of israel. safe, they make us proud. i know there are quite a few veterans of the israeli army here. i want you to be recognized, stand up. the good news doesn't stop with israel's strong military. a strongues with economy. we made it stronger by moving to israel to free-market principles, which unleashed the spark of genius embedded in our people. into renovation, entrepreneurship. [applause] there is a revolution taking place, this didn't happen. look at the 10 leading companies in 2006. five energy companies, one i.t. company, microsoft. 2016, it iser, completely reversed. c

border fences into israeli territory if the palestinians think they will organize a march and it will pass the border fence and they will march into our territory their room the israel gaza border has been heating up particularly in recent days there has been a number of explosive devices that were detonated along the border fence and earlier this week a three gazans who were armed crossed into israel on tuesday there was also an incident in hebron where a three year old palestinian boy was a race to by israelis. trying to throw stones at them the idea of sort that the boys acts in a provocation we are expecting that in the coming six weeks at least the tensions here on the ground will continue to escalate and still to come on the program here when i see the ecuadorian embassy not too pleased about julian assad and his recent tweets that actually shut him down we'll give you details after a very quick break. make this manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final merry go round be the one percent. we can all middle of the roo