the israeli army begins dismantling tunnels our long its border with lebanon. alon has a secret this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up downsizing the flames of the yellow vests protests in france reports say the government's about to announce its scrapping the fuel tax rise. u.s. senators will finally hear from the cia boss who's heard recordings of journalist killing. we have arrived. at nasa mission gets close to an asteroid which could tell us more about the origins of the universe. the israeli army is starting to destroy tunnels built under its border with lebanon israeli commanders say the amis to stop cross border attacks by the armed group hezbollah into northern israel israel's been boosting defenses along and eleven kilometer stretch of the border for the past three years now let's go live to natasha going in who is in west jerusalem for us so in a tasha what war are we hearing. hasn't an israeli military spokesman is calling these hezbollah activities a flagrant and blatant violation of israeli authority this is really the first operation of

the israeli army begins destroying tunnels are along its border with lebanon. iran has them seek it this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up u.s. senators will finally hear from the cia boss who's heard recordings of journalists killing. a legal battle in sri lanka as the country struggles with a growing political crisis. going to turn back slavery has been avoiding speaking out on. meet the nobel peace laureate taking his mission against child labor to a new audience. the israeli army is starting to destroy tunnels built under its border with lebanon israeli commanders say the am is to expose and forth in their words cross border attacks by the hezbollah into northern israel israel's been boosting defenses along an eleven kilometer stretch of the border for the last three years scott live now to natasha the name in west jerusalem so an attack what more are hearing about. hesam it's believed that this operation by the israeli military is the first of its kind along the northern border and against hezbollah since two thousand and six that's when israel f

the israeli army begins dismantling tunnels along its border with lebanon . brags it can still be shut down that's the opinion of the advocate general of the european court of justice. or the french government is planning to suspend the proposed fuel tax hike that sparked weeks of increasingly violent protests that's according to reports in the french media it follows the worst riots in paris for decades on saturday yellow vests protests brought streets to a standstill nationwide for the past three weekends so let's get more on this from a david chase in paris so david if this happens there will be something of a climb down for the french government wouldn't it. it is without a doubt a climb down but how far are they going to climb back from that policies with getting more details. of the fuel tax rise was during january the first it's going to be delayed until july the first libya a six month moratorium on that and we're also getting. an idea of other gestures he's going to make this will be an announcement from the the prime minister for leave from his offi

and the israeli army begins dismantling tunnels along its border with lebanon. the french government announced a six month freeze on plans to increase taxes on diesel fuel motorists opponents sends to the prospect of paying more for the widely used fuel starting next month prime minister edward phillipe says a proper debate will be held on the controversy the tax aims to promote green energy but provoke nationwide protests for three successive weekends including the worst riots for years in paris on saturday the yellow vest demonstrations have since widened rallying groups who oppose falling living standards on the rising cost of living roads were blocked across the country and they've amplified calls for president about you and a clone to resign over his economic policies let's go live to paris david chase is there is this suspension david going to be enough to satisfy the yellow vest protesters. david made it already clear that they wanted an abolition and the suspension is not an abolition it just delays the pain which they're already suffering so essentially

the israeli army has begun destroying tunnels on the its side of the border with lebanon israeli commanders say the aim is to stop cross border attacks by hezbollah into northern israel the israeli army says the tunnels are not yet operational but pose an imminent threat to israelis that our second name has more from western. this is the first operation of its kind we've seen along the northern border targeting has a loss since two thousand and six that's when israel and hezbollah off a month long war and since then there's been a kind of tense detente israel is saying the existence of these tunnels is a violation of a un resolution agreed upon at that time prohibiting has the law from operating near the border and amassing weapons operation north shield as it's been dubbed by the israeli military began last evening they've been destroying the tunnels building walls and rock barriers in an attempt to thwart any kind of attack from hezbollah in lebanon into israel and israeli military spokesman says we see the hezbollah activities as a flagrant and blatant violation of israeli authority so t

dubbed by the israeli military began last evening they've been destroying the tunnels building walls and rock barriers in an attempt to thwart any kind of attack from hezbollah in lebanon into israel and israeli military spokesman says we see the hezbollah activities as a flagrant and blatant violation of israeli authority so the question is what might happen next will has respond it's important to note that these activities by the israeli military are confined to israeli territory and that's why it's believed that this will not escalate further in addition hezbollah as attention and resources have been diverted in the last several years due to its participation in the war in syria which likely makes that loath to want any kind of military confrontation with israel last evening prime minister benjamin netanyahu traveled to brussels to meet with u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o to alert him to this operation and also to discuss what they call quote iran's aggression this operation comes literally on the heels of some domestic troubles that netanyahu is having here in israel on sunday for the third time this year police have recommended that he be indicted as part o

the israeli army has begun destroying tunnels on the border with lebanon israeli commanders say the aim is to stop cross border attacks by hizbollah faces into northern israel israel's been boosting defenses along at eleven kilometers a stretch of the border for the past three years. this is a rare operations since hezbollah had the war with israel in two thousand and six we simply haven't seen this kind of operation in the north there's been what i would call a tense day tallents between israel and hezbollah of course are used to seeing israel demolish tunnels in the gaza strip and engage with hamas but not with hezbollah so this is sort of viewed as a kind of rare announcement and it's worth noting that before this operation began last night prime minister benjamin netanyahu flew to brussels to speak and alert the u.s. secretary of state might pompei o that this was taking place the united nations is appealing for billions of dollars to cope with humanitarian crises worldwide next year nearly twenty two billion is needed in all the largest amount required is four billion for war relie

dubbed by the israeli military began last evening they've been destroying the tunnels building walls and rock barriers in an attempt to thwart any kind of attack from hezbollah in lebanon into israel and israeli military spokesman says we see the hezbollah activities as a flagrant and blatant violation of israeli authority so the question is what might happen next will has respond it's important to note that these activities by the israeli military are confined to israeli territory and that's why it's believed that this will not escalate further in addition hezbollah as attention and resources have been diverted in the last several years due to its participation in the war in syria which likely makes it loath to want any kind of military confrontation with israel last evening prime minister benjamin netanyahu traveled to brussels to meet with u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o to alert him to this operation and also to discuss what they call quote iran's aggression and this operation comes literally on the heels of some domestic troubles that netanyahu is having here in israel on sunday for the third time this year police have recommended that he be indicted as part

the israeli army begins dismantling tunnels along its border with lebanon. briggs it could still be shut down that's the opinion of the advocate general of the european court of justice. award player and in. we begin this new. security forces suspect an armed group is to blame for the disappearance of thirty one construction workers gunmen attacked a bridge project in a remote part of papua province on sunday all construction work has been halted in the region until it's deemed safe to restart an armed group in papua has been battling indonesian rule for nearly fifty years let's go live now to jakarta al jazeera step boston is this step a very remote area are we clear yes as to what exactly has happened. yes indeed adrian it is a very remote area where this incident has happened it happened in the east very far east of the country in papar but also in a very remote part of it we're talking about the high lands there's no road access there's no phone access there and as we speak a soldier's are walking for another four hours to actually reach the location whe

meeting in brussels the israeli army has begun destroying tunnels under its side of the border with lebanon israeli commanders say the aim is to stop cross border attacks by hezbollah fighters into northern israel the israeli army says the tunnels are not operational but pose an imminent threat those are the headlines join me here for more news after the stream. getting to the heart of the matter how can you be a refugee after a while it borders between five safe countries facing new realities the pain starts from the very beginning of the school providing context housing is not just about four walls and a roof hear their story on talk to al jazeera. millions of people across brazil are facing gaps in their health care as thousands of cuban doctors leave the country if i was a standoff between brazil's president elect and the cuban government so what's next i really could be here in the streams in your thoughts here twitter and here too. it doesn't take office until january but already brazil's president elect wants to renegotiate a major deal with cuba last month diane watson are all pushed for ch

their crew last month and the israeli army is starting to destroy tunnels under the border with lebanon israeli commanders say the aim is to stop the cross border attacks by hezbollah fighters from lebanon into northern israel. back with that briefing from the cia or from the senate is as soon as it happens right now the inside story. we will seek a u.n. investigation if need be the turkish president determined to find out what heard from officers murder and angry at comments from the main suspect saudi crown prince mohammed bin song that will turkey get international support and can be un make any difference this is inside story. and welcome to the program i'm richelle carey turkish president read to type erdogan is not giving up he wants more answers about the murder of journalist marcus at the saudi consulate in istanbul and he will push for an international investigation if necessary or to go on spirits and what he calls muhammad been unbelievable explanation of what happened and that the crown prince said saudi arabia could not be blamed unless the crime was proven the cia reportedly belie

for nearly fifty years and the israeli army is starting to destroy tunnels on the border with lebanon israeli commanders say the aim is to prevent cross border attacks by hizbollah fighters into northern israel come all has that for you in a little over twenty five minutes on al-jazeera after today's edition of the stream . a research un report is given with seeds of the fight against climate change over with threats like sea level rise of this year's climate talks in poland and the international community see the opportunity to take concerted action with al-jazeera the latest from the front lines of the climate crisis from the conference itself. hi emily could be today it's teresa mayes breck's a deal breaking apart an upcoming vote will decide the future of the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. tweet us your thoughts or leave them in our live you tube chat and you too could be in the street. british prime minister theresa may has just days to whip the votes needed to push her brecht's that agreement with the european union through the british parliament parliament will vote on december elevent

the israeli army has begun destroying tunnels under its side of the border with lebanon israeli commanderssay the aim is to stop cross border attacks by hezbollah fighters into northern israel the israeli army says the tunnels are not yet operational but pose an imminent threat to israelis. i'm a star detail with the headlines on al-jazeera top u.s. senators say they're more sesson than ever the saudi crown prince ordered the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi they came to the conclusion following a cia briefing on the matter i have zero question that the crown prince n.b.s. ordered the killing monitored the killing knew exactly what was happening planted in advance if he was in front of a jury you would be convicted in thirty minutes. guilty. so. the question is what we do about. the rebels and the un special envoy for yemen are in stockholm away said talks the u.n. hopes the negotiations will signal the start to an end of what it calls the west humanitarian crisis in the wild u.s. special counsel robert muller is recommending no jail time for president donald trump's former national s

the israeli army has begun destroying tunnels under the border with lebanon israeli commanders say the aim is to stop cross border attacks by hezbollah fighters into northern israel israeli army operations focused on parts of the tunnels on its side of the border and he says the tunnels are not yet operational pose an imminent threat to israelis attacks or going to a much more from western. this is the first operation of its kind we've seen along the northern border targeting has a loss and two thousand and six that's when israel and hezbollah off a month long war and since then there's been a kind of tense detente israel is saying the existence of these tunnels is a violation of a un resolution agreed upon at that time prohibiting has the law from operating near the border and amassing weapons operation north shield as it's been dubbed by the israeli military began last evening they've been destroying the tunnels building walls and rock barriers in an attempt to thwart any kind of attack from hezbollah in lebanon into israel and israeli military spokesman says we see the hezbollah act

statement in which it says that when those israeli strikes were happening there were two civilian planes that were coming in to land in beirut and in lebanon and that israeli operations endangered or could have potentially endangered civilian lives he is radio operations happened and act and saw the syrians having to activate their ground to air missile defense systems at the same time we syrian soldiers were injured and an arms depot was badly damaged joshua landis director of the center for middle east studies at oklahoma university told us the man with jerry has become a focal point for several conflicts of interest in syria. well membership is right at the corner where all these forces meet the u.s. forces and s t f the kurdish forces as well as the arab militias that are supported by turkey and turkey has demanded the handover of this town mended for months now the united states and they and turkey had in a sense divided up north syria the u.s. was going to get everything to the east of the afraid east turkey to the west and now the u.s. is pulling out turkey is determined to take that town but the syrian government is equally determi

statement in which it says that when those israeli strikes were happening there were two civilian planes that were coming in to land in beirut and in lebanon and that the israeli operations endangered or could have potentially endangered civilian lives he is radio operations happened and act and saw the syrians having to activate their ground to air missile defense systems at the same time we syrian soldiers were injured and an arms depot was badly damaged israel's alleged actions on the only serious escalation in the region turkey's warning fronts against backing kurdish militias that are insisting that the french soldiers by the fighting know what parts of the fronts pledged to keep troops in syria despite the u.s. announcing it was pulling its forces out. if fronts a string to contribute to syria's future great but if you're doing this to protect the militia this will bring no benefit to anyone mcraney doesn't want to leave right after trump because if he leaves right after trump left he's going to look like he's going to look like he's playing follow the leader he's going to look like an american puppet he's going look like he's on the

dubbed by the israeli military began last evening they've been destroying the tunnels building walls and rock barriers in an attempt to thwart any kind of attack from hezbollah in lebanon into israel and israeli military spokesman says we see the hezbollah activities as a flagrant and blatant violation of israeli authority so the question is what might happen next will has respond it's important to note that these activities by the israeli military are confined to israeli territory and that's why it's believed that this will not escalate further in addition hezbollah has attention and resources have been diverted in the last several years due to its participation in the war in syria which likely makes that loath to want any kind of military confrontation with israel last evening prime minister benjamin netanyahu traveled to brussels to meet with u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o to alert him to this operation and also to discuss what they call quote iran's aggression this operation comes literally on the heels of some domestic troubles that netanyahu is having here in israel on sunday for the third time this year police have recommended that he be indicted as part

statement in which it says that when those israeli strikes were happening there were two civilian planes that were coming in to land in beirut and in lebanon and that the israeli operations endangered or could have potentially endangered civilian lives b. is radio operations happened an act and saw the syrians having to activate their ground to air missile defense systems at the same time three syrian soldiers were injured and an arms depot was badly damaged not israel for its side says that it had to activate its missile defense systems over what it says was serbian rockets that were fired from syria now that hasn't been any israeli acknowledgment that it did in fact strike in syria but this is part and parcel of the israeli policy for the past five years or so it's almost an open secret that israel launches attacks against what it says as targets in syria whether it's his below or iran but it doesn't actually confirm or deny that it carried out those attacks. so our correspondent paula slade bring us up to date many thanks paul. sanctions are not the only serious escalation in the region turkey's warning fronts against backing kurdish mi

that the talks would fail the israeli army has begun destroying tunnels under the border with lebanon israeli commanders say the aim is to stop cross border attacks by hezbollah fighters into northern israel israeli army operations focused on parts of the tunnels on its side of the border it says the tunnels are not yet operational but pose an imminent threat to israelis . farmers and me and miles north eastern shan state are blaming coal mining for major environmental damage the area bordering china and laos is home to several ethnic groups and is only partly under the control of government activists say that mining operations have risen increased from abroad reports. mines like this one a largely closed off to the outside world and have to be filmed discreetly but the people living near them say there is no escaping the pollution they cause to their farmland and waterways. farms just a couple of fields that he says are now ruined. since the company started to mine for coal i've lost the water from my farm my land is covered with call dust and i can't grow any crops all around this area indi

the seventy day israeli siege of beirut was lifted on the twenty first of all because nine hundred eighty two and the p.l.o. pulled out of lebanon. there were immediate presidential elections and the leader of the right wing christian phalangist split share gemayel who had supported the israeli incursion became the president elect of lebanon. but gemayel never took office he was assassinated twenty three days later. for the following three days the sixteenth seventeenth and eighteenth of september one thousand nine hundred two christian militias supported by israel took part in a massacre at the palestinian refugee camps of sub or a and shatila. when news of the massacre reached the commodore hotel on the eighteenth dozens of local and foreign journalists headed straight to the southern beirut suburb. robert fisk was one of the first to enter the palestinian camps. i've never before had to walk on carpets of dead bodies in my life and the smell was appalling and we went on the saturday morning when the kotite the financials were still there the motors were still still in the camp. was back in the air and one of the nestle our ho

with diggers trying to search for those tunnels that the israeli army believes were dug by hezbollah original originating from villages in south lebanon and crossing into israeli territory what we understand from the israeli army is that they have discovered one tunnels are not saying how many tunnels they believe have been dug there has been no comment or reaction from the lebanese armed group hezbollah on these allegations neither has there been any comment from the u.n. peacekeeping force which should be monitoring the cease fire. along this border because if indeed these tunnels were built by hezbollah and if indeed these tunnels were built since the two thousand and six war then they would be in clear violation of un resolution seventeen zero one which calls for hezbollah to stay away from the border its fighters and weapons should not be close to this volatile border so still no comment israel saying that this really is a preemptive move to swore to any plan by hezbollah to shift the battlefield from lebanon to israel in any future conflict in previous wars israel would go on the offensive its troops would it invade lebanon. as

lebanon's transport minister. during alleged israeli airstrikes targeting the syrian capital. in moscow and you're watching ulti international line from all studio with me. welcome to the program. a major new missile delivery system called will and russians already next year is the first child to show unique footage from the defense ministry is first public test run of the weapon which is capable of firing nuclear missiles. picking off to the launch of russia's of unguarded ludmer putin who oversaw a live personally from defense ministries control and command center here in moscow explained the importance of wednesday event saying it was great success as it was excellent new year's eve to the entire nation adding a twittering sure russia's security for generations to calm them good. you use a system is invulnerable to the current perspective. your defense system of a potential enemy this is a big victory for our country so as russia's president puts it it's all about protecting the country and its population in the oven door it sounds indeed like a very powerful weapon a few w

the seventy day israeli siege of beirut was lifted on the twenty first of all because nine hundred eighty two and the p.l.o. pulled out of lebanon. there were immediate presidential elections and the leader of the right wing christian phalangist but sheer gemayel who had supported the israeli incursion became the president elect of lebanon. but gemayel never took office he was assassinated twenty three days later. for the following three days the sixteenth seventeenth and eighteenth of september one nine hundred eighty two christian militias supported by israel took part in a massacre at the palestinian refugee camps of sub or and shatila. when news of the massacre reached the commodore hotel on the eighteenth dozens of local and foreign journalists headed straight to the southern beirut suburb robert fisk was one of the first to enter the palestinian camps. i've never before had to walk on carpets of dead bodies in my life and the smell pause was a. and we went on the saturday morning when the could time the financials were still there the motors were still still in the camp. was back in the air and one of the nestle our own wa

the israeli army launches an operation to tackle what it calls cross border attacks from lebanon of by hezbollah. as i'm speaking this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up u.s. senators will finally hear from the cia boss we've heard recordings of journalists killing. a legal battle in sri lanka as the country struggles with a growing political crisis. we have arrived. and a nasa mission gets close to an asteroid which could tell us more about the origins of the universe. hello israel's military has launched an operation an operation saying it will expose and fought cross border attacks from lebanon by the armed group hezbollah israeli army says the iranian backed group is using a number of tunnels to cross beneath its northern border israel's been boosting defenses along an eleven kilometer stretch of the border since twenty eight fifteen . other director of the cia will brief u.s. senate leaders on the killing of saudi journalists on tuesday genius pulls absence from a trumpet ministration briefing on u.s. relations with saudi arabia last week sparked controversy ashaji was mu

the seventy day israeli siege of beirut was lifted on the twenty first of all because nine hundred eighty two and the p.l.o. pulled out of lebanon. there were immediate presidential elections and the leader of the right wing christian phalangist split share gemayel who had supported the israeli incursion became the president elect of lebanon. but gemayel never took office he was assassinated twenty three days later. for the following three days the sixteenth seventeenth and eighteenth of september one thousand nine hundred two christian militias supported by israel took part in a massacre at the palestinian refugee camps of sobre and shatila. when news of the massacre reached the commodore hotel on the eighteenth dozens of local and foreign journalists headed straight to the southern beirut suburb robert fisk was one of the first to enter the palestinian camps. i've never before had to walk on carpets of dead bodies in my life and the smell was appalling and we went on the sunday morning. at times the financials were still there the motors were still still in the camp. was second in the air and one of a messenger who was the sub

the seventy day israeli siege of beirut was lifted on the twenty first of all because one nine hundred eighty two and the p.l.o. pulled out of lebanon. there were immediate presidential elections and the leader of the right wing christian phalangist but sheer gemayel who had supported the israeli incursion became the president elect of lebanon. but gemayel never took office he was assassinated twenty three days later. for the following three days the sixteenth seventeenth and eighteenth of september one thousand nine hundred two christian militias supported by israel took part in a massacre at the palestinian refugee camps of sub or and shatila. when news of the massacre reached the commodore hotel on the eighteenth dozens of local and foreign journalists headed straight to the southern beirut suburb. robert fisk was one of the first to enter the palestinian camps. i've never before had to walk on carpets of dead bodies in my life and the smell was appalling and we went on the saturday morning when the could time the financials were still there the motors were still still in the camp. was back in the air and one of the necessary are

the seventy day israeli siege of beirut was lifted on the twenty first of all because one nine hundred eighty two and the p.l.o. pulled out of lebanon. there were immediate presidential elections and the leader of the right wing christian phalangist but sheer gemayel who had supported the israeli incursion became the president elect of lebanon. but gemayel never took office he was assassinated twenty three days later. for the following three days the sixteenth seventeenth and eighteenth of september one thousand nine hundred two christian militias supported by israel took part in a massacre at the palestinian refugee camps of sub or and shatila. when news of the massacre reached the commodore hotel on the eighteenth dozens of local and foreign journalists headed straight to the southern beirut suburb. robert fisk was one of the first to enter the palestinian camps. i've never before had to walk on carpets of dead bodies in my life and the smell was appalling and we went on the saturday morning when the could type the financials were still there murders were still still in the camp. was a good idea and one of the necessary are who wa

israel unleashed another massive air attack on palestinian guerrilla targets in lebanon today from a sky. full of israeli jets bombing bombing. in the summer of one thousand nine hundred two israel invaded neighboring lebanon in an attempt to drive the palestinian liberation organization out of its incumbents on the southern border with israel what's an israeli army doing here in beirut the answer is that we are now dealing with an imperial israel which is solving its problems in someone else's country world opinion be damned the israeli invasion of lebanon in one thousand nine hundred two was a watershed it was israel breaking out beyond its immediate region to aggressively attack another country and it was a bit of a shock to many people in the interests of self-defense that gallant little underdog israel as suddenly started behaving like a neighborhood bully by the time the war was over the israeli military would kill seventeen thousand lebanese and palestinians and the other thirty thousand almost all of them civilians and when they were over twenty injured you become a wide everything only. three. h

and the israeli army begins dismantling tunnels i know its border with lebanon. as we go on air the director of the cia is due to start briefing u.s. senate leaders on the murder of saudi journalists. some lawmakers were angered last week when jenna has pull did not participate in a briefing by the secretaries of state and defense white pompei and james mattis told the senate there was no concrete evidence linking the saudi crown prince to the killing at least reports of a cia investigation show it found it in sound man probably ordered ashanti's murder mike hanna joins us live from capitol hill in washington d.c. mike how much detail do you think she'll give. well that's hard to ascertain oh she is giving a confidential briefing behind closed doors to a very small group of senators it's essentially the chairman and the ranking senator on each of the key national security committees a number of senators actually incensed at being excluded from the briefing them chris murphy who has tweeted angrily that the public has a right to know if there's any possibility tha

border and into its territory the un confirm the existence of the tunnels between israel and lebanon after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told the area with foreign ambassadors on thursday israel says tunnels have been built by the lebanese hezbollah movement in order to send fighters across the border israeli army has begun destroying parts of the tunnels on its side of the border but wants them destroyed on lebanon side as well. now the u.k. prime minister to resign may is widely expected to lose a parliamentary vote on her deal to leave the european union excuse day but what happens then is far from clear business is exporting to the e.u. a worry that britain could leave with no deal on future trade and the hayward has been to talk to farmers in northern england. with the almost certain winter just days away bomber rachel hallow so the family already thinking of new beginnings. planning ahead for next spring's new arrivals. farming though like politics is unpredictable and more so than ever right now with bricks it on the cards and the possibility of the u.k. leaving the e.u. without

in the early days of the israeli invasion of lebanon use of stockpiled large amounts of fuel food and cash millions of dollars he said enough for the hotel residents and stand for the months to come. also lent journalists money. money. flows better. life for the commodore base journalists joining the invasion was tough. west beirut was under siege with constant israeli air raids and reportedly indiscriminate shelling. but they told the real story.

if you look at the map, the iranians can now send missiles through iraq, through syria to lebanon on the israeli israelis are absolutely furious about the decision that they weren't consulted and there is no plan. and this decision on a phone call i just can't tell you how transgressive this is. >> for folks listening at home, they may think this is a million miles away. the fact is isis remains in that pocket in syria. u.s. will be pulling back. al qaeda remains in afghanistan and counter terror had become a chief role of the u.s. forces in afghanistan. do these decisions make americans less safe in your view? >> absolutely we are less safe. this is their training ground for the islamic state. they will come back. if there is one guarantee of anything that goes in the middle east, these people are coming back and it will make us more dangerous, more dangerous for us inside our borders and europe's as well. >> a lot of experience in the middle east. thanks very much for sdwrojoini. >>> in 2018 several sites faced controversy for how they handled your private information. an anonymous writer domi

the seventy day israeli siege of beirut was lifted on the twenty first of all because one nine hundred eighty two and the p.l.o. pulled out of lebanon. there were immediate presidential elections and the leader of the right wing christian phalangist split share gemayel who had supported the israeli incursion became the president elect of lebanon and then. gemayel never took office he was assassinated twenty three days later. for the following three days the sixteenth seventeenth and eighteenth of september one thousand nine hundred two christian militias supported by israel took part in a massacre at the palestinian refugee camps of sub or a and shatila. when news of the massacre reached the commodore hotel on the eighteenth dozens of local and foreign journalists headed straight to the southern beirut suburb robert fisk was one of the first to enter the palestinian camps. i've never before had to walk on carpets of dead bodies in my life and the smell was appalling and we went on the sunday morning when the car type the financials were still there the motors were still still in the camp. was back in the air and one of the nestle ou

israel unleashed another massive air attack on palestinian guerrilla targets in lebanon today from a sky. full of israeli jets bombing bombing. and the summer of one thousand nine hundred two israel invaded neighboring lebanon in an attempt to drive the palestinian liberation organization out of its income on some southern border with israel what's an israeli army doing here in beirut the answer is that we are now dealing with an imperial israel which is solving its problems in someone else's country world opinion be damned the israeli invasion of lebanon in one thousand nine hundred two was a watershed it was israel breaking out beyond its immediate region to aggressively attack another country and it was a bit of a shock to many people in the interests of self-defense that gallant little underdog israel as suddenly started behaving like a neighborhood bully by the time the war was over the israeli military would kill seventeen thousand lebanese and palestinians and the other thirty thousand of them civilians and when they were over one hundred you know why is everything only off three. hundred other. j

israeli warplanes flying over lebanon have fired missiles at targets near damascus syrian state media say most of the missiles.

beginning an operation to quote expose and forts cross border attacks from lebanon by the iranian backed armed group hezbollah the israeli army says several tunnels crossed into israel from lebanon and israel has been boosting its defenses along an eleven kilometer stretch of its border with lebanon since twenty fifteen. the speaker of britain's lower house of parliament says the government may be in contempt for not publishing the full legal advice on its breaks that deal m.p.'s from six parties want proceedings to be launched after the attorney general only released a summary parliament will vote next week on the green mint with the european union sri lanka's supremes court as we've been hearing a challenge to the president's decision to dissolve parliament and call snap elections in a mostly part of syria seen his move has been blocked until the case is heard leaders of the yellow vests protests in france will meet president emmanuel mccraw on tuesday they're angry at rising fuel prices of protests of why didn't it did demonstrations against other policies those are the headlines now back to al-jazeera world. and have

. >> were the israelis right to storm the school where the palestinian terrorists held the children hostage? and should there be equal condemnation of the slaughter in lebanont reprisal raids there, 50 lebanese are reported killed. >> yassar arafat continued his trip from egypt to new york today in great secrecy as he prepared to talk for the palestinian liberation organization before the united nations tomorrow. >> we have people who have been trained and who are out now who intend to make sure that arafat and his lieutenants do not leave this country alive. >> a united states army helicopter brought yasser arafat to the united nations, flying him in from the airport because of threats against his life. >> arafat's coming to the u.n. was huge because he was a terrorist. i mean, he was behind munich. so for somebody that would kidnap and murder israeli athletes, coming to the u.n., it was a surprise to us. >> to many people in that room, he was a terrorist. but to an equal number of people, he was a freedom fighter. >> in the 1970s, this kind of rhetoric made perfect sense. people could identify with arafat, and they could see israel as the oppressor. >> wh

in the early days of the israeli invasion of lebanon use of stockpiled large amounts of fuel food and cash millions of dollars he said enough for the hotel residents and stand for the months to come. also lent journalists money. money. flows better. life for the commodore base journalists joining the invasion was tough. west beirut was under siege with constant israeli air raids and reportedly indiscriminate shelling. but they told the real story. i think the beirut siege of i said was a big eye opener for many correspondents who only in the israeli story been to learn. and they were able firsthand when they went out to see the suffering of lebanese and palestinians.

lebanon. that's an internal israeli matter and he and the authorities will handle that. >> gerard: let's move to saudi arabia. that's been the scene of much concern in the last couple of months. the killing of the journalist jamal khashoggi in istanbul. the president made it clear a couple weeks ago that while not condoning that murder, he doesn't think he should have any way significantly affect u.s. saudi relationships. saudi is a crucial ally. we had mitch mcconnell here last night saying saudi is a crucial ally, at the same time u.s. doesn't -- something needs -- we need to do something. to demonstrate that we can't support what happened and indeed if it is traced back to the crown prince mohammad bin salman that doesn't have serious implications for u.s. support for saudi arabia? had. >> sen. bolton: we've made it very clear up to and including the president that we want all of the facts to come out here. we've made it clear with the crown prince, the king, with other saudis the administration has sanctioned every saudi identified by the public prosecutor in saudi arabia to the maximum e