or interview with the lebanese foreign minister he warns of the dangers of foreign military intervention. this is your first visit to moscow as a foreign minister according to a joint interview with mr lavrov your deliberations have been largely focused on the syrian crisis how do you assess their results of that. meeting was primarily focused on the bilateral relations between lebanon and russia we also discussed a lot of other issues of mutual interest it is apparent the middle east has been going through a very difficult time therefore we've discussed the developments in the palestinian territories the threats facing the gaza strip israel's actions in the occupied territories and especially the situation in syria russia is standing on the syrian issue with that of ours in that sense it's as clear as day we are just as concerned about the issues of series security and stability as other neighboring states and the entire international community. we seek to restore stability not only in syria but the entire international community the events in syria escalated into hostilities and armed

desert is an infiltrator have been arrested and will be put on trial in accordance with the lebanese law or the way it should be counted in any country in the lebanese military and security forces are presently concentrated on the vicinity you. the syrian border in order to monitor movement and prevent armed individuals from sneaking out into syria because such traffic destabilizes not only syria but also lebanon. the commander of the un entering force in lebanon has called for these army has below what do you think about this statement that. we have repeatedly stated that the lebanese resistance forces are forced to bear arms due to the ongoing occupation of a part of lebanese territory by israel that israel continues to make its forces across that territory by sea and and land on a daily basis which is a constant source of danger that is why we cannot tell the freedom fighters in southern lebanon to lay down their arms while they are faced with a constant threat from israel that israel needs to stop pressuring and threatening us all the time so that we can feel that our peace secur

resistance forces are forced to bear arms due to the ongoing occupation of a part of lebanese territory by israel if israel continues to move its forces across that territory by sea and arab land on a daily basis which is a constant source of danger and that is why we cannot tell the freedom fighters in southern lebanon to lay down their arms they are faced with a constant threat from israel that israel needs to stop pressuring and threatening us all the time so that we can feel that our peace security and stability are not endangered we will still need a force capable of protecting us against such recurrent threats that we can revisit this issue once occupation is over and lebanese territories are liberated. and. the u.n. security council is closely following the events in the middle east and as many friends around the globe including some of the council's permanent members would it be possible to push for a u.n. security council resolution that unbinding has a role to end its daily flights over the lebanese territory. at the new year we are against a policy of double standards when gr

mandates daily flights over lebanese territory. we are against a policy of double standards when great powers back one of the parties in a dispute this policy is a source of great suffering in the middle east and there are the uk try territories and there are un resolutions addressing them yet we do not insist that the international community should throw its weight behind us in this dispute but we demand that the international agreements and resolutions should be respected and observed how can we feel safe about our future. how can we look forward to peace and stability with israel pursuing a policy of intimidation in the occupied territories from the southern lebanon to the golan heights to the palestinian territories the changing demographics in palestine the ongoing illegal exploitation of its territory and water resources and the continuing pressure to force out the native population will never bring peace it will only aggravate the situation all across the middle east the same is true of the golan heights where israeli settle

well later on in the program the same name same again a report from the lebanese city of tripoli asks if it's at risk of facing a similar scenario to its namesake in libya due to events in neighboring syria. and also a report on india's national id project the big government promises will bring benefits to the poor but critics say it's just a way of keeping tabs on the population. and story still to come first the government suspected of killing seven people in the french city of toulouse has been killed by a sniper over thirty hours of the police surrounded his apartment reports say he died with a weapon still in his hand and claim to have links to al qaeda and is believed to be a french citizen of all cheering descent suspected of killing a rabbi and three children of the jewish school as well as three soldiers in a separate incident police surrounded his apartment for over thirty hours before storing it is said to be armed with multiple weapons possibly including hand grenades belgian m.e.p. for the place says e.u. member states need to work harder to integrate immigrants into soci

has dispatched an army contingent to the city for all its resemblance of believe the capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid the libyan scenario it's not going to artsy tripoli lebanon on lebanese foreign minister and not months or thinks it's a while to work out a balanced approach to the syrian conflict and says calls for foreign intervention are hampering use initiatives. who would speak against ending the bonnet and the side of the conflict were. previously said that the syrian government had to stop its. as if it was the only one guilty of the events in syria escalated into hostilities and resistance against government forces from the very start groups fighting against the government being financed and supplied with weapons destroying civilian facilities. cool's for military intervention coming from within syria as well as internationally we see one party in the conflict being the other. the opposition being supported to fight the government and political transformation is not to be achieved by force and violence produces more violence every country. position if yo

to keep it you warning communities apart the lebanese government has dispatched an army contingent to the cd quality resemblance of the libyan capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid the libyan scenario it's not going to artsy tripoli lebanon well but the u.n. moving a step closer to a consensus on peace in syria where the u.s. still threatens damascus with more pressure and further isolation a lot of us are here on r.t. we talked to lebanon's foreign minister. he says the policy of blocking one side of the conflict could lead to disaster for the entire region. we are against a policy of double standards when great powers back one of the parties in a dispute this policy is a source of great suffering in the middle east of the occupied territories and there are un resolutions addressing we do not insist that the international community should throw its weight behind us in this dispute but we demand that the international agreements and resolutions should be respected and observed. florida starting with yemen let's go to some other international headlines for you brief se

the full interview with lebanese foreign minister in about an hour here on r.t. the. french police are laying siege to the house in toulouse where a suspected killer at a jewish school has been holed up since wednesday gunfire and explosions were heard at the scene the interior ministry says that earlier blasts were intended to intimidate the suspect the man's claim to al qaeda links and they reported to be a french citizen of algerian origin and he said to be heavily armed had broken off earlier talks with police for scale assault on their house yet to take place but they're also supposed to speculate killing three soldiers investigative journalist michael pollan says the nato policies are bringing dangerous divisions. this is a political problem this is a policy of cause the in the late talk and it's not the question of the jew or muslim heart is that you have many jews who are accusing the state of israel and they are some muslims who are cooperating with. the and so the question religion this has made it clear. it. is really dramatic that there is. because everybo

you can see the full interview with the lebanese foreign minister in an hour here on r.t. the. french police are laying siege to the house and to lose or a suspected killer at a jewish school has been holed up since wednesday gunfire and explosions were heard at the scene the interior ministry says that the earlier blasts were intended to intimidate the suspect then claims two of al qaeda links it was reported to be a french citizen of algeria or a. said to be heavily armed it has broken off earlier talks with police. on the house is yet to happen ahmed also accused of killing three soldiers investigative journalist journalist michel karl and says nato policies of are breeding dangerous divisions this is a political problem this is the policy of. the in the nato and is now the question of june what. does all that you have many jews who are accusing the state of israel and you know some muslims who are cooperating with. the and so it's not a question religion this has to be clear. if. it is really dramatic that there is it's because the human sees that obama has a tendency. by h

lebanese tripoli looks a lot like it's only been namesake and increasingly it's being drawn into the revolutionary violence it's home to sizeable alawite and sunni communities and it is syrian border just half an hour drive away tensions are already boiling over the road separating the alawite and sunni communities here in tripoli is this serious street and attitudes to what's happening there divides lebanese more than anything else this country stands to lose the most from the disintegration of its neighbor. came just a few weeks ago when one night bullets started to flow across the street the clashes clean bill lives of two people and pushed the rest deeper into their ideological trenches residents of these awards harbor raised money to put out this impromptu memorial to the leader and the countries they consider their protectors. the new russia there is also no second guessing on whom they consider their anime america's like a euphemism for american interests they don't see human rights of freedom. series ruling baath party has its regional office here its chiefs meeting bashar al

the cd quality resemblance of the libyan capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid the libyan scenario that's not going to see tripoli lebanon. is coming to you live from the heart of moscow fresh explosions are rocked the street in toulouse where police are laying siege to the suspected gunman's home where the blasts have been identified as flash grenades and checking for signs of life inside the flood french officials said earlier they weren't sure the suspect was still alive and he said he wanted to die with weapons in his hands it's been reported arguments is passed through the security court on police had no contact with him throughout the night the man is claimed to have links to al qaeda and is reported to be a french citizen of algerian origin and suspected of killing a rabbi and three children in a jewish school as well as three soldiers intelligence expert claude that money kay explains why police hoped to take the suspect alive. if we take him alive you could speak and you could explain or you were through and. find the he found his way to gary stern into pak

see tripoli lebanon follow the story interested to know later this hour the lebanese foreign minister talks to us tells us why he thinks syrian rebels should lay down their arms this is a quick preview of what he had to say. groups fighting against the government financed supplied with weapons we hear calls for military intervention come. from within syria as well as internationally we see one party in a concrete fact you can't see other parties opposition being supported to fight the government a political transformation is not to be cheap by force violence produces more violence every country has its political opposition if you feel movements of the world with a push for its agenda through violence the world will go up in flames as. protests have continued in egypt on sunday as portside football fans vent their firy over a two year suspension that's been slapped on their club well and said they are liers saw one teenager shot dead and sixty eight others injured as the military clashed with the angry crowds well the decision to suspend the club followed the worst stadium disaster in

a letter of the program here same with same again our report from the lebanese city of tripoli our asks if it's at risk of facing a similar scenario to its namesake in libya venice and neighboring syria. ten minutes past the hour here in moscow where the convent suspected of killing seven people in the french city of toulouse has been found dead over thirty hours off the police surrounded his flat the reports say he died with a weapon still in his hand the man claimed to have links to al qaeda and is believed to be a french citizen of algerian descent who suspected of killing a rabbi and three children in a jewish school as well as three soldiers in a separate incident police surrounded his apartment for over thirty hours before storming it he was said to be armed with multiple weapons possibly including hand grenades paris based political writer diana johnston claims the french government is now reaping what it is sorry i improvise. because i desired to kept alive but it didn't work so this is not free and the whole operation is. really i mean the court thank you want to read some shar

of life to keep it you were in community is a part of the lebanese government has dispatched an army contingent to this city in all its resemblance of believe being a capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid the libyan scenario at some point artsy tripoli levanon just let you know in the next lebanese for a minister tells us that r t why he thinks syrian rebels should lay their arms a quick preview of what's coming up. groups fighting against the government being financed and supplied with weapons we hear calls for military intervention coming from within syria as well as internationally we see one party in the country backed you can't see other parties your position being supported to fight the government a political transformation is not to be achieved by force violence produces more violence every country has its political opposition if the position movements of the world with a push for its agenda through violence in the world look up its minds. one teenager has been shot dead and sixty eight others injured in weekend violence in egypt the military clashed with thou

and later this hour the lebanese foreign minister tells r.c. why if things syrian rebels should lay down their arms and here's a quick preview of what's coming your way. over a saudi groups fighting against the government being financed supplied with weapons we hear calls for military intervention coming from within syria as well as internationally where we see one party in a conflict being backed against the other teams with the opposition being supported to fight the government of a political transformation is not to be achieved by force pilots produces more violence every country has its political opposition if you have your position movements in the world with a push for its agenda through violence the world will go up in flames and you know . protests have continued in egypt on sunday as portside football far advanced that hero very cheap suspension slapped on that club well it's a day earlier so one teenager shot dead and sixty eight others injured at the military clash with angry crowds the decision to suspend the club followed it was st

later on in the program same name same game our report from the lebanese city of tripoli asks if it's at a risk of facing a similar scenario to its namesake in libya this jews were events in neighboring syria. the government suspected of killing seven people in the french city of toulouse has been killed by a sniper by this over thirty hours after police surrounded his apartment reports say he died with a weapon still in his hand but the man claimed to have links to al qaeda and is believed to be a french citizen of algerian percent you suspected of killing a rabbi and three children at a jewish school as well as three soldiers in a separate incident police surrounded his apartment over thirty hours before storming yet he was said to be armed with multiple weapons or possibly including hand grenades more of these are now joined by belgian m.e.p. philip weiss our life thank you for coming on our team today some of said that the government may have felt isolated as a second generation immigrant in france not accepted there but not entirely feeling connected to his algerian roots either

an army contingent to the city for all its resemblance of the libyan capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid the libyan scenario at some point are the tripoli lebanon. western nations are being accused of blinkered vision on the subject of violent crackdowns against protesters but the u.s. and its allies turning a blind eye to clashes in another era because in the next hour we report on peaceful anti regime demonstrations across paul ryan was met with police rubber bullets and tear gas leading to more civilian casualties. during a tense thirty two hour siege this week french police shot and killed the gunman and to lose who had murdered seven people mohamed merah killed three children and a teacher at a jewish school as well as three soldiers in iraq a frenchman of algerian descent was shot more than twenty times gone officers as he tried to escape through his apartment window he claimed ties with al qaida and underwent training in afghanistan french intelligence had been watching in iraq for some time and is being criticized for not acting earlier his brother who said h

to the cd quality resemblance of the libyan capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid the libyan scenario sound like artsy tripoli and on. protests have continued in egypt on sunday as support saved football fans avenge their fury over two years suspension slaps on their club violence a day and it's a one time major shot dead and sixty eight others injured as the military clashed with angry crowds this session to suspend the club followed the worst stadium disaster in egypt's history when seventy people were killed in writing last month of a number of police officers happened charged over the crash. security and middle eastern history professor at laurel state itself they will be no surprise because when i was taking charge of the city. the jew has no no standing law and order actually. that has stayed things are such that the government is not in control bihari is. not going to come out of its barracks. confront to. very very large work and so the populace is essentially on its own back means that unpopular decisions are really you're going to get this sort of spontaneous

the life to keep it you were in community is a part of the lebanese government has dispatched an army contingent to the cd for all its resemblance of the libyan capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid the libyan scenario it's not going to see tripoli lebanon. he is coming to you live from the heart of moscow and harder to do so government suspected of killing seven people has now been confirmed and just the past hour police stormed mohamed merah flat where he had been holed up for the past two days the interior minister said a fire fight ensued the suspect was hiding in the bathroom he shot at police then jumped out of the window while still shooting three policemen have been reportedly injured in the final assault now let's talk to paris political writer diana johnstone good to see you a pleasure to have you on our team today but the police waited for almost two days in the hope of capturing the suspect alive now he's confirmed dead in a gunfight with police do you think they were right to wait so long i really can't go there i'm going to great britain because i'm an a

to the cd for all its resemblance of the libyan capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid bill libyan scenario that's not going to see tripoli lebanon. and the main international focus still on syria and the rest elsewhere in the arab world is going largely unnoticed peaceful anti regime demonstrations across the grain. bullets and tear gas prices cutey forces lead to civilian casualties details next. french police this week shot dead the gunman in toulouse who killed seven people including four at a jewish school and three soldiers. was killed after siege of his apartment he refused to surrender and tried to escape through with their french intelligence has been criticised for not acting as a man who had been under surveillance for some time. was a frenchman one percent he said he had ties with al qaida and went training in afghanistan his brother is proud of his actions he's been charged accomplice. in this and says french policies and actions towards migrants result from the sentence violence. and the french arabs in france. are really a little is a later because. they

an army contingent to the city parlance resemblance of the libyan capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid the libyan scenario. see tripoli lebanon on. and coming up on the program with the main international focus still on syria unrest elsewhere in the arab world is going largely unnoticed this fall and seen demonstrations across bahrain problems but it's being cast by security forces into more civilian casualties in terms just ahead of. us war warning protests isn't israel have taken the streets of one of the. government against the tension. french police this week shot dead the gunman into losing killed seven people including four to jewish schools and three soldiers amid mero was killed after a thirty two hour siege of his apartment he refused to surrender and tried to escape through the window with french intelligence has been criticised for not acting earlier as a man had been under surveillance for some time. as a frenchman no jury in descent and said he had ties with al qaida underwent training in afghanistan his brother said he was proud of his actions as bein

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to keep it you warring communities apart the lebanese government has dispatched an army contingent. all its resemblance of the libyan capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid the libyan scenario it's not going to artsy tripoli lebanon just let you know a bit later this is foreign minister tells me why he thinks syrian rebels should lay their arms is a quick preview of what he had to say. the assorted groups fighting against the government are being financed and supplied with weapons we hear calls for military intervention coming from within syria as well as internationally we see one party in the conflict been backed against the other that is the opposition being supported to fight the government of a political transformation is not to be achieved by force pilots produces more violence every country has its political opposition every opposition movement in the world with a push for its agenda through violence the world will come up in flames. protests have continued in egypt on sunday as portside football fans vented their fury over a two year suspension that's been sl

an army contingent to this city for all its resemblance of the libyan capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid the libyan scenario it's not going to artsy tripoli lebanon. the main international focus still on syria unrest elsewhere in the arab world installing largely unnoticed. peaceful anti regime demonstrations across a brain that has been met with rubber bullets and tear gas prices surety forces are leading to more civilian casualties details just ahead. i'm protesting the propaganda hundreds of israelis rally in the country's economic capital against what they see as the government's goal of war in iran. french police this week the gunmen in toulouse who killed seven people including four at a jewish school and three soldiers ahamed murat was killed after a thirty two hour siege of his apartment he refused to surrender and tried to escape through a window french intelligence has been criticized for not acting earlier as the man had been under surveillance for some time in iraq was a frenchman of algerian descent he said he had ties with al qaida and underwent trainin

to the cd for all its resemblance of believe being the capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid believe being scenario that's not going to see tripoli lebanon. the main international focus still on syria on the rest elsewhere in the arab world is going largely unnoticed peaceful and demonstrations across bahrain but the bullets and tear gas prices really forces into civilian casualty details just ahead. testing the propaganda hundreds of israelis rallying the country's economic capital against not but it seems the government's don't want war in iraq. french police this week shot dead the gunman in toulouse who killed seven people including four at a jewish school and three soldiers who was killed after a thirty two hour siege of his apartment he refused to surrender and try to escape through a window of french intelligence has been criticised for not acting the area but as a man who had been on the surveillance for some time was a frenchman of a jury in the senate said he had ties to al qaeda and underwent training for afghanistan his brother who said he was proud of hi

here in tripoli is up in the mysterious streets and attitudes to what's happening there divides lebanese more than anything else this country stands to lose the most from the disintegration of its neighbor here another proof of that came just a few weeks ago when one night bullets started to flow across the street the clashes claimed the lives of two people and pushed the rest deeper into their ideological trenches residents of these alawite raised money to put out this impromptu memorial to the leader and the countries they consider their protectors. thank you russia there is also no second guessing on whom they consider their anime america as much freedom is a euphemism for american interests they don't create a great democracy human rights of freedom. serious ruling baath party has its regional office here its chief says meeting bashar al assad in person was the most memorable event of his life while the prospect of a un sanctioned foreign intervention in syria is now minimal he says behind the scenes syria still remains a front here for regional powers syria's from here about maybe h