health ministry around three thousand people gathered on the israeli gaza border on friday for another so-called march of return is the fourth of six weekly demonstrations led by families of imprisoned palestinians local journalist hinde who had three was in the midst of the clashes. oh my god it's crazy everyone is running from the tear gas canisters they're randomly shooting to death something everyone. i can't wait. for you know who is really good hearted try to do what you did we were covering the protest and coming closer to the protesters and suddenly they in they intensively started to fire tear gas and we were trapped by at least five tear gas canisters we started to feel our nose and eyes burning we couldn't even take take a breath and at that time i literally fainted i didn't know what's happened what was going on so i'm two hundred meters away from the fence that separates between gaza strip and israel we can see the israeli snipers stationed along the borders there are heavy weapons they have been firing tear gas canisters live ammunition on the protesters and d

covering the latest events on the israeli gaza border. and r.t. visits the site of an alleged chemical attack in the syrian town of duma as doubts are raised over videos claiming to show the aftermath of the incident. this is r.t. international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us north korea is holding old missile launches with immediate effect and shutting down the country's nuclear test site the country's leader kim jong un made that announcement at a party meeting according to the state news agency. now that nuclear ization is complete and verified circumstances we do not need any further nuclear tests medium long range an intercontinental missile tests. for war on this i'm now joined by r.t.s. daniel hawkins hi dan good to see you again on the much more can you tell us about this surprise announcement well it's pretty big news kate obviously in fact i can't remember when such a straight forward about sort about north korea's nuclear program was made last sort of the thought of relations back in twenty fif

now, palestinians say these protests are to call attention to the israeli blockade of gaza and reallyiving situation there while israeli officials are stressing these aren't protests but these are terrorists trying to use the cover of demonstrations to attack the state of israel. and last week we saw 19 palestinians killed in more than 700 wounded. most of the deaths happening last friday when the israeli military used live fire to keep protesters, including some unarmed protesters from the israeli security fence. this is a warning that the israelis have put out that anyone who nears the fence is at risk of being shot. today, palestinian activists chanted death is better than humiliation as truck full of tires were loaded, taken to the border. palestinians plan on lighting these hundreds of tires on fire tomorrow near the border to obstruct any israeli snipers and to really prevent them from targeting whether it's protesters or terrorists. that's sort of the questions that we're waiting to see tomorrow. but, things here, arthel, look like they are going to intensify and as we all know

breve palestinian families have been burying loved ones killed by israeli forces in gaza on friday a funeral processions are taking place for the ten people killed during protests along the gazan israeli border at least thirty demonstrators have died since last week. two people have been killed in western germany after a vehicle was driven into crowds in the city of munster police say twenty people were also injured in the incident the suspect who took his own life was reportedly suffering from psychological problems. the last major rallies have been held in hungary before sunday's election most polls predict the right wing prime minister viktor orban will win a third term his final campaign speech was filled with anti immigration rhetoric that's it techno is coming right up. this is techno a show about innovations that can change lives in the science of finding players we're going to explore the intersection of hardware in humanity and we're doing it . this is a show about science. by scientists. tonight saving the macof i'm in the proving amazon that we're on the search for endanger

burning the israeli flag palestinians protest again along the gaza israel border hundreds have been shot more than thirty killed by israeli soldiers but the protesters say they'll continue until may fifteenth the seventieth anniversary of israel's creation what can they achieve this is insight story. and welcome to the program i'm fully backed for a third consecutive friday thousands of palestinians have been protesting at the gaza israel border demanding they be allowed back to the lands they were forced from the so-called great march of return has ended its week and it will continue until may fifteenth the day palestinians call the nakba. when hundreds of thousands of palestinians were displaced in the conflict that culminated in the creation of israel in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight fridays protest was labeled the lifting of the flag of palestine and the burning of the flag of israel in five different locations israeli flags were burnt down and palestinian flags were hosted in their places and at a protest camp near the border a knowledge israeli flag was placed on the groun

the israeli army has struck six targets in the gaza strip and all the statement says that it was in response to a so-called mass infiltration attempt on friday three palestinians were killed as they marched right up to the israeli border the closest they've come in five weeks of protests stephanie decker reports from recent gaza. it happened all of a sudden a surge towards the border fence running in a different direction from where the protests have been focused all day the israeli soldiers had to reposition themselves the army issued a statement saying there was an attempt to infiltrate the border that they acted within the rules of engagement to thwart it but the soldiers opened fire it went on for quite some time yet. ambulances raced to pick up the wounded. guys suddenly ran in this direction to the fence they threw stones at the soldiers then the israelis opened heavy fire there are many injuries there really is a feeling here that people have lost their fear israel has said it will shoot the ball they get right up to the border fence that people here will tell you they have absolutely

welcome to the news with friday protests along the israeli gaza border two palestinians have been killed by the israeli soldiers during protests that the deaths bring the number to thirty five palestinians killed by the israelis since the protests began last month sixty people have been injured in the latest rally marking the prisoner's day to support palestinians held in israeli jails let's cross over to bernard smith who's been following events throughout the day force from gaza we know two people have been killed so far what's the situation like so far where you are. well the numbers of picked up here in the last hour or so so there are many thousands of protesters who are now facing of what has been a barrel of tear gas coming from the israeli side and you can see sort of over my shoulder all of black smoke that was much thicker even earlier on used to try and obscure the view from the israeli soldiers i'm joined by. one of the organizers of these events over the last few weeks thanks for joining us thank you very much indeed thank you first of all of the numbers that are the same nu

address on sunday, called for peace in the holy land after 15 palestinians were killed on the israeli—gazahe china daily reports on the brewing trade war between the us and china, saying proposed tariffs on certain chinese imports by the trump administration could suppress the risk appetite of stock investors and raise market volatility. the telegraph says the bbc is to insist half of all expert voices on news and current affairs programmes will be women by next year. in the ft, according to the organisation for economic cooperation and development, far fewer workers are at risk of being replaced by a robot in developed economies than previously thought. meanwhile, in the telegraph business section, the boss of luxury vehicle makerjaguar says range rover and land rover car lovers will have steering wheels "for generations" and humans will always be able to drive if they want. this comes despite the company's new partnership with google's self—driving vehicles arm. and finally, like most other uk newspaper front covers, the independent has a picture of the infamous spitfire as britain's roy

today's march is the second in several weeks of planned protests against a decade long israeli blockade of the gaza strip israeli troops opened fire at the first mass protests last friday leaving more than twenty palestinian protesters dead is really cute says the palestinians of using the protests as a cover for attacking the border. meanwhile lowe the un says it has seen indications israeli soldiers used excessive force against the palestinians last week and is urging israel to show restraint. in policing the green line fence israeli security forces are required by international human rights law to respect the rights to peaceful assembly and expression and to use to the extent possible nonviolent means to discharge their d.t.s. right now do you know you said kramer is in gaza and joins us live now from one of the flashpoints of today's a process protests we have been receiving reports earlier of more people being killed and more injuries tell us what's happening around you. what we've been seeing you know all day since noon time people have been i mean you probably see behind me is a sunday where

it calls terror activity the statement comes after four weeks of palestinian protests along the israeli gaza border when israeli slices opened fire killing four people including a fourteen year old boy on friday it says during the riots burning tires were used to create smoke screens in order to mask attempts to damage the protective infrastructures rocks were hurled at i.d.f. troops and kites with burning items attached to them were flown with the intention of igniting fires in israeli territory or burn a smith met the family of muhammad are you the youngest victim of the protests. get this right or are you had dreams for her some most mothers a good education marriage children. but a bullet to the had from an israeli sniper means this family now has to bury fourteen year old mohammed are you along with those dreams. for there are no hard allah says and. i used to tell him one day are living conditions will improve political divisions will and i had been pushing him to continue his studies despite everything. mohammed was protesting near the guards israel border fence at easter or on friday

israeli gaza border is braced for another day of violence this friday palestinians launch into occupation protest at the end of march demanding the return of land they claim israel has taken israeli defense forces have deployed tanks and have been using a live ammunition and tear gas to break up the demonstrations palestinians meanwhile have come up with some inventive ways to counter the israeli offensive they've been making masks filled with perfume and cotton and even fruit and vegetables to counter the tear gas fired by the i.d.f. since the beginning of the standoff there have been scores of palestinian casualties. meanwhile in i.d.f. soldier who shot a palestinian on the gaza border during a protest in december has been cleared of wrongdoing by a military inquiry video emerged of him firing shots alongside other cypress who cheered and laughed at the injuries they inflicted. there's no reason we could have to move because of. work of i did nothing i was just a demonstration i went to my friends to help them and before i reached the place they shot me the soldier knew that i was going

clashes have again are opted on the israeli gaza border where the palestinians have been holding anti occupation protest since march some demonstrators have come up with some inventive ways to counter the israeli offensive they've been making masks filled with perfume and cotton and even first some vegetables to help them breathe through the tear gas fired by the israeli defense force. to look at. the moon because i'm not sure. what else you. know. the i.d.f. has deployed tanks and have been using live ammunition and tear gas to break up the demonstrations since the beginning of the standoff there have been scores of palestinian casualties. meanwhile an i.d.f. soldier who shot a palestinian on the gaza border during a protest in december has been cleared of wrongdoing by a military inquiry video emerged of him firing shots alongside other snipers who cheered and laughed at the injuries they inflicted. there's no reason we could have to murder the sort of. vengeful designer. the one in that the words of one of the thought that the student did. well. but. this is when i did the well rea

the israeli gaza border is braced for another day of violence this friday palestinians launch into occupation protests at the end of march demanding the return of land they claim israel has taken the israeli defense force has deployed tanks and i've been using live ammunition and tear gas to break up the demonstrations palestinians meanwhile have come up with some inventive ways to counter the israeli offensive they've been making masks with filled with perfume and cotton and even fruit and vegetables to help them breathe through the tear gas fired by the i.d.f. since the beginning of the standoff there have been scores of palestinian casualties. i. i. i. i. mean while an i.d.f. soldier who shot a palestinian on the gaza border protest in december has been cleared of wrongdoing by a military inquiry video emerge of him firing shots alongside other snipers who cheered and laughed at the injuries they inflicted. but there are so that we could have to move out of. every. dollar. i did nothing i was just a demonstration i went to my friends to help them and before i reached the place they shot me

comments during a visit to jordan today in response to questions about recent violence on the israeli gaza border said israel has a right to defend itself. british interior minister rudd has resigned saying she inadvertently misled parliament about targets set for the removal of illegal immigrants this fall as outrage over the way british with ortiz had mistreated legal residents from the caribbean people from the so-called windrush generation have been threatened with deportation. now governments across the world bracing for a possible trade war with washington set to decide soon on whether it is going to impose stiff cherubs on imported steel and aluminum both german chancellor angela merkel and french president among all have been lobbying u.s. president almost trump in a bid to obtain exemptions for the e.u. from those tariffs germany now says it expects the tariffs to go into effect but with no final word yet from the white house some all still holding out hope for a last minute change of hopped in washington. let's go to brussels now to our bureau chief there. max if the wave is on t

a new round of clashes has erupted on the israeli gaza border as part of a so-called great march of return the anti occupation campaign by palestinians down to the end of march is ready defense forces deployed tanks have been using live ammunition and tear gas to break up the demonstrations some palestinian protesters have found inventive ways though to counter the toxic fumes they've made their own mosques filled with perf human cotton some of the even used fruit and vegetables. well. there's a lot of both so we can say it like this because it's going to cause you suffocation especially in young kids we also put on your block from entering the mouth and nose because it burns them internally and we don't have special equipment or materials we can't provide proper respirators. can be can't get out since i live when we come here. gas that we can't breathe they also shoot us in the lags i use this to protect myself let's see how clear. i filled my eyes burning of pepper was in my house and i started coughing so heart when i guess i decided to make my own mask to protect myself if they fired t

over their actions both real and accused and the protests have not just been contained to the israeli gaza border over the weekend the israeli embassy here in washington d.c. saw activists gather in front of its stores or to stand cohen has more. i'm outside the israeli embassy where dozens of protesters have come from around the region to demand an end to u.s. complicity as israel guns down an armed palestinian protesters in the gaza strip we have here if you think that that is not acceptable we are here to think that money . and buy all of that people stop being targeted this way among those killed by israel is photojournalist yasser more taja co-founder of the award winning outlet i needed this is the last footage murtaza would ever shoot before he was gunned down by an israeli soldier while he wore a protective jacket marked press known for his use of a drone to capture footage israel's defense minister avigdor lieberman said that's why he was shot dead however i media denied murtaza was operating a drone when he was shot the israeli military conceded it had no evidence that either him

israeli soldiers israeli soldiers bullets them many american museums refused to show this exhibit which features the work of palestinian children and their impressions of israel's attack on gaza in two thousand and fourteen you can see that the images are very graphic and do not pertain to the israeli military and a positive light. the mood at the grand opening was one of celebration and defiance the u.s. based how libby was just one of the artists to attend and we are determined this opposed to new people to move forward. oh feels and i believe this museum is an example of accomplishment and we will and the visual arts even if we have to agree in. the hope is to attract more investors and eventually move the museum from its suburban home to a major city christian salumi al-jazeera woodbridge connecticut. we want realtors their arms the whole robin these are all top news stories u.s. president donald trump has vowed to maintain maximum pressure on north korea until there is complete denuclearization on the peninsula is common following historic declaration of peace between kim jong un and when jay in on friday. i think the responsibility has fallen on the shoulders of the pre

he's comments during a visit to jordan today responding to questions about recent violence and israeli gaza border i'm just a pawn player said israel had a right to defend itself. the monitoring group says twenty six people have been killed in missile strikes on military facilities in the north of syria the blasts are reported to have hit a syrian army base that forces are also stationed iraq denied that its base in the country has been hit. by u.s. border officials to stop hundreds of asylum seekers from entering the country a kind of out of men women and children made the much publicized journey from central america hoping to reach the united states near san diego they've been left frustrated and angry after officials at the seeds grow border crossing refuse to process their applications president trump has previously argued against allowing migrants to enter describing mass migration as a security threat. it has been a long ride for these asylum seekers over four thousand kilometers for many of them and now they must wait u.s. border authorities say they're at full capacity and processin

at least three palestinians were killed in israeli fire during friday protests along the israeli gaza border. and one of the biggest pop of its time reunites after thirty five years. media says friday's. summit with south korea of paves the way for a new era of peace and prosperity but u.s. president donald trump is vowing to maintain maximum pressure on pyongyang until it gives up its nuclear weapons white house correspondent kelly holcomb reports with the historic summit of the leaders of north and south korea now over u.s. president donald trump says he hopes he can build on that success with his own meeting in late may or early june with kim jong un i think the responsibility has fallen on the shoulders of the president of the united states and i think we have i think i have a responsibility to see if i can do it that goal complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula the korean summit ended with few measurable steps to meet that goal the trumpet ministration maintains a meeting with the u.s. and north korean leaders will not occur unless concrete moves towards denuclearizatio

israeli soldiers who acquired bullets. many american museums refuse to show this exhibit which features the work of palestinian children and their impressions of israel's attack on gaza in two thousand and fourteen you can see that the images are very graphic and do not pertain to the israeli military and a positive light. the mood at the grand opening was one of celebration and defiance the u.s. based how libby was just one of the artists to attend and we are determined this supposed and your people to move forward. and also feels and i believe that this museum is an example of that accomplishment and we will. end the visual arts even if we have to create a museum in exile the hope is to attract more investors and eventually move the museum from its suburban home to a major city christian salumi al-jazeera woodbridge connecticut well if you enjoy that you'll find plenty more video reports along with our programs out of course the latest news at the website al-jazeera dot com. it's good to have you with us adrian finnegan here in doha the top stories this hour on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has vowed to maintain maximum pressure on north korea until there'

palestinians gathered at the israeli-gaza border for a third friday in a row as parart of the ongoing "great march of return" protests. paramedics say at least 30 palestinians were injured by israeli soldiers during friday's protest. israeli soldiers have killed at least 34 palestinians since the wave of protests against israel's occupation began on march 30. ecuador's president lenin moreno said friday that two journalists and their driver were kidnapped and murdered along the border with colombia. the reporter, javier ortega, the photographer, paul rivas, and ththeir driverer, efrain segarr, were working for the daily newspaper el comercio at the time of their kidnapping on march 26. ecuador is blaming a rebel group called oliver sinisterra front for the muders. in el salvador, authorities say jojournalist karlala lisseth tus has been murdered. she worked for the magazine el economista. authorities say her father received a note with a death threat against her shortly before she was kidnapped from her home. her body was later found along the side of the highway. in barcelona, spain

palestinians gathered at the israeli-gaza border for a third friday in a row as part of the ongoing "great march of return" protests. paramedics say at least 30 palestinians were injured by israeli soldiers during friday's protest. israeli soldiers have killed at least 34 palestinians since the wave of protests against israel's occupation began on march 30. ecuador's president lenin moreno said friday that two journalists and their driver were kidnapped and murdered along the border with colombia. the reporter, javier ortega, the photographer, paul rivas, and their driver, efrain segarra, were working for the daily newspaper el comercio at the time of their kidnapping on march 26. ecuador is blaming a rebel group called oliver sinisterra front for the muders. in el salvador, authorities say journalist karla lisseth turcios has been murdered. she worked for the magazine el economista. authorities say her father received a note with a death threat against her shortly before she was kidnapped from her home. her body was later found along the side of the highway. in barcelona, spain of th

army fires live ammunition and the gaza israeli border people in gaza have reviewed protests after these twenty one were killed over the past week or more than fourteen hundred injured half of them hit by israeli gunfire now the un has urged israel not to use excessive force and says firearms should be used. as a last resort well not use for hearing as an associate professor at our university and joins me here in studio good to have you with us again on the surface it seems like yet another face to face confrontation that we've seen before always ends of bloodshed as it has in the last week the underlying reason for this just seems to continue to be the ongoing frustration the palestinians have with their own plight absolutely i mean the station as. the place where it is easy to call it. because. it remains where it is from egyptians people they don't have even the basic need for their life the world is not paying any attention to that so that is basically it's and outcome of this for the station for years and years so i think what we are seeing seeing now and last we

only palestinian words meet israeli bullets in gaza. from behind the border fence israeli snipers have palestinians in these sites they shoot tear gas in life fire and rubber bullets. but still reeling from their bloodiest day in years this was the area where last friday israeli snipers shot seven hundred palestinians twenty one would die a week later they're back with a smokescreen and straight shoots the casualty numbers quickly climb one two three before noon forty by three pm but. the stars they are seeing we're not bringing them for war anything we've brought them to protect ourselves from israeli snipers . the last friday's killings happened on what the palestinians call lend it's an annual protest an act of resistance to israeli occupation and the seizure of land for illegal jewish settlements. this year israel warned that opened fire if anyone approached the border fence and then they followed through out the fourteen hundred people were injured many shot by more than one hundred israeli snipers some in the back as they ran away

top news stories two palestinians are being killed by israeli soldiers during protests on the israeli gaza border now the deaths bring the total to thirty five palestinians killed by the israeli army since the protests began nearly a month ago sixty people have been injured in today's rally russia is denying us ickes ations of trying to delay international inspectors getting to the side of a suspected chemical attack in syria the team is still waiting for access to the area and duma almost a week after arriving. russia's foreign minister says the u.s. led strikes in syria last week did not cross what he called the red line. says the kremlin told us which areas would be unacceptable to target and none of those were hit. or you know we had contacts between the military leadership and the level of generals with their representatives in the commanders of the u.s. led coalition they were informed about where red lines are including geographical red lines on the ground in any case the result showed they have not crossed these red lines. tens of thousands of students in the u.s. have begun walkin

today's march is the second in several weeks of planned protests against a decade long israeli blockade of the gaza strip israel the palestinians are using the protests at all the un meanwhile says it has seen indications israeli soldiers used excessive force against the palestinians last week and is urging israel to show restraint in policing the green line fence israeli security forces are required by international human rights to respect the rights to peaceful assembly and expression and to use to the extent possible nonviolent means to discharge the duties. all right and our very own a tiny kramer is in gaza and joins us now live from one of the flashpoints of today's protests tanya we've been getting reports that to two people have been killed and lots more have been injured what's happening where you are you get the sense that the violence is escalating at this moment. while at the moment here what we can say still a lot of people are still coming and going they're going a bit further down a couple of hundred meters where the fence area is a lot of people are coming down i'm my impression is

the israeli army has fired live ammunition as well as tear gas at the gaza israeli border as palestinians renew their protests and protesters have been burning tires to create a smoke screen to try to make it harder for israeli snipers to see them at least twenty one palestinians have been killed over the past week and more than. one thousand four hundred injured half of them hit by israeli gunfire tens of thousands of palestinians are holding a six week protest in tent encampments along the fenced border let's go straight now to our correspondent who's at the scene harder. just in the past hour or so we heard about these live shots sporadic gunfire coming from the israeli side what's the scene there now. well it is calm now it's actually it has ebbs and flows we did hear gunfire earlier several several times but this quote this sort of quite distance apart now what we see is that the youth there have been burning tires just five minutes ago the whole sky behind me was pitch black but because of that spoke screen they can really get closer to the fence otherwise they will suffocate themse

so then funerals have been held in gaza for the ten palestinians killed by israeli forces during friday's protests at least thirty people have died since demonstrations began last week thousands of protesters that camping along the israel gaza border to demand the right to. return for palestinian refugees well among those buried was the palestinian journalists yes some with taja thirty two year old was shot in the stomach while covering the protests on friday fourteen other journalists have been injured in the violence have a gem june reports now from occupied west bank. despite the blue protective vest he was wearing and despite the fact that the word press was in place and on the front of that best palestinian journalist yassin was shot by israeli forces while covering the mass protests in gaza on friday and yes it died early on saturday. night at his funeral in gaza hamas leader is a tribute well i didn't want to hide here i salute all the journalists and precise who lost their lives in the same way those who have gone through the road of suffering in order to portray the reality for a

the palestinians being killed at a protest camp site close to the israeli gaza border health officials say the man was shot dead by israeli forces thirty two palestinians have now been killed since protests began at the border fence just two weeks ago well earlier israel fired at hamas positions in gaza killing one home us fighter leaving another person injured the trail said the strikes were in retaliation for a bomb attack on a military vehicle or weapon say which didn't cause any casualties but with tensions high in gaza thousands are trying to get to egypt after the rafa crossing was open following talks with hamas last year it only opened for thirty six days leaving tens of thousands on a waiting list arafat's it has more. thousands of people here in iraq in the south of the gaza strip for what is it a rare opportunity you can see the desperation to get on to one of these buses they are processed here inside the hole the people who are on the list and whose documents are stamped and ready to go across and then put on these buses there bussed to the crossing itself and taken across

gaza. palestinians mourn the protesters killed in clashes with israeli troops. men accused of taking part in islamic state beheadings, complain they won't get a fair trial after losing their uk citizenship. hundreds pay their respects at the funeral of the world—renowned physicist, professor stephen hawking. and on a collision course. the out—of—control chinese space station expected to land back on earth with a bump. welcome to the programme. dozens of the russian diplomats who were ordered out of the united states have left washington. on monday they were given seven days to leave the country in what has become a tit—for—tat diplomatic row. chris buckler reports from washington. behind the gates of the russian embassy in washington, you get a real sense of defiance. you had diplomats and theirfamilies standing there, clapping, cheering and waving, and music was being played as some colleagues got on buses with theirfamilies and with their suitcases to leave america. they had, of course, been given seven days to leave the us. 48 of the 60 officials that america

palestinian words meet israeli bullets in gaza. from behind the border fence israeli snipers have palestinians in the sights they shoot tear gas in life fire and rubber bullets. but still reeling from their bloodiest day in years this was the area where last friday israeli snipers shot seven hundred palestinians twenty one would die. a week later their bet with a smokescreen and stretches the casualty numbers quickly climb injuries turn to fate tell us what's going to be stars they are seeing we're not bringing them for war anything we brought them to protect ourselves from israeli snipers. the last friday's killings happened on what the palestinians call lend day it's an annual protest an act of resistance to israeli occupation and the seizure of land for illegal jewish settlements. this year israel warned that opened fire if anyone approached the border fence and then they followed through. fourteen hundred people were injured many shot by more than one hundred israeli snipers some in the back as they ran away another is he price

live fire at the israeli gaza border as palestinians new protests. that whole robin you're watching all jews there a life of our headquarters here in doha also coming up the former south korean president park geun hay is sentenced to twenty four years in prison after being found guilty of abuse of power bribery and coercion. also of course in south africa returns a corruption case against the former president jacob zuma. but in this particular instance the arsonist wishes to investigate the same fire a heated exchange between london and moscow at the u.n. meeting over a nerve agent attack on a former russian spy. welcome to the program palestinians are protesting a long legal. israel border prompting more violence a week after the bloodiest. many are burning tires as you can see now live pictures coming from the area to create a smoke screen making it harder for israeli snipers to see them at least twenty one palestinians have been killed over the past week and more than fourteen hundred injured half of them hit by israeli gunfire hold the media's mo

his comments during a visit to jordan today responding to questions about recent violence on the israeli gaza border as a player said israel has a right to defend itself canada's prime minister justin trudeau has joined thousands of mormons in remembering the victims of the toronto attack people it can be. vigil for the ten killed and more than twenty who were injured when a mob drove a van into a pedestrian walkway last monday. u.s. border officials stopped hundreds of asylum seekers from entering the country after the heavily anticipated arrival a caravan of men women and children made the much publicized journey from central america hoping to reach the united states near san diego but the group's been left frustrated and angry after officials at the san ysidro border crossing refused to process their applications president trump has previously argued against allowing migrants to describing mass migration as a security threat. it has been a long ride for these asylum seekers over four thousand kilometers from many of them and now they must wait u.s. border authorities say they're at full ca

palestinian words meet israeli bullets in gaza. from behind the border fence israeli snipers have palestinians on these sites they shooting a guest in life fire and rubber bullets. but still reeling from the bloodiest day in years this was the area where last friday israeli snipers shot seven hundred palestinians twenty one would die. a week later they're back with a smokescreen and stretches the casualty numbers quickly climb injuries turn to fatalities. what are going to be stars they are seeing we're not bringing them for war anything we brought them to protect ourselves from israeli snipers. last friday's killings happened on what the palestinians called lend it's an annual protest an act of resistance to israeli occupation and the seizure of land for illegal jewish settlements. this year israel warned that open fire if anyone approached the border fence and then they followed through. fourteen hundred people were injured many shot by more than one hundred israeli snipers some in the back as they ran away another is he price giv

israeli soldiers by bullets. many american museums refused to show this exhibit which features the work of palestinian children and their impressions of israel's attack on gazain two thousand and fourteen you can see that the images are very graphic and do not pertain to the israeli military and a positive light. the mood at the grand opening was one of celebration and defiance the u.s. based how libby was just one of the artists to attend and we. are supposed. to move forward and or feels believe that this museum is an example of accomplishment and we will move you know in the visual arts even if we have to create a museum and. the hope is to attract more investors and eventually move the museum from its suburban home to a major city christian salumi al-jazeera woodbridge connecticut let's return to our top story on that historic summit between the two korean leaders for decades china has been north korea's main ally beijing praised the leaders of north and south for political courage but it's also but it is also wary about a unified korea and what that could mean for its influence in the region brown has been monitoring reaction from beijing. well china's

israeli soldiers by pulitzer them. many american museums refused to show this exhibit which features the work of palestinian children and their impressions of israel's attack on gaza in two thousand and fourteen you can see that the images are very graphic and do not patrol the israeli military in a positive light. the mood at the grand opening was one of celebration and defiance the u.s. based howard dean was just one of the artists to attend and we. are supposed. to move forward and oh feels now believe that this museum is an example of that accomplishment and we will move you know in the visual arts even if we have to create the ems exiles the hope is to attract more investors and eventually move the museum from its suburban home to a major city christian salumi al-jazeera woodbridge connecticut well more than half of there is largest palestinian refugee camp has reportedly been destroyed between government troops and are still fighting continues government tillery pounded areas around in southern damascus over the past twenty four hours many of its one hundred sixty thousand residents of fled the fighting to say damage to the campus exceeded all expectations t

thousands of palestinians have attended funerals in gaza for the 16 people shot by israeli troops duringy's border with israel on friday. the palestinians say they were unarmed protesters. the israelis say they faced a mass attempt to break down their border defences and to send in terrorists. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, reports from jerusalem. gunshots. this was a day of mourning. thousands turning out for funerals in gaza. distraught relatives... and defiant militants. yesterday, palestinians said they planned a peaceful march on the israel gaza border. but israel's military says demonstrators threw stones and tried to breach the perimeter fence. that's when its soldiers opened fire and the result was deadly. at least 15 killed and hundreds wounded. palestinians here are demanding the right to return to land they lost 70 years ago when the state of israel was created. they say they won't give up, although israel has long rejected their claim. translation: they say that the old will die and the young will forget, but yesterday, there were young people, children, women