lee merklinger has been criticized by some over the large numbers of refugees allowed into the country. the german government expects 800,000 to seek asylum. record numbers led to anti-immigrant rallies, organized by the far right groups, supporters want tighter controls over the borders and an end to mass migration. many other germans welcomed refugees. at a vigil at cologne, they were united against racism. we are standing together to send a signal. >> rika is in a stable continue in hospital >>> iran's foreign minister rejected u.s. allegations that its recent missile test violated a u.n. security council resolution. he says that that resolution mentions missiles designed to carry nuclear war heads and none are dined for nuclear capabilities, iran announced it tested a missile without specifying its range. >> the nuclear agreement comes into in effect on sunday, beginning a big dismantlement. as reported, there are significant challenges ahead. it took years of conflict between iran and world powers, to put together a deal based on verification, not trust. the nuclear agreement mean

the german chancellor lee merklinger and francis hollande are due to make an visitic address. it will be the first to the assembly since 1989. >> reporter: when the leaders of france and chermy address the parliament, they place a continent under scran. conflict in ukraine created moral and constitutional dilemmas. the last time the leaders gave a joint address was in 1989, two weeks after the warning. now it faces deep divisions. nearly half a million refugees arrived in europe. many heading for germany and other states. the crisis opened up fault lines between countries willing and able to accommodate refugees. hungry responded by fortifying the borders. the country says it threatens the christian identity. hungary, the czech republic, romania and south africa were hit hard. authorities found themselves overwhelmed. >> the syrian conflict, the eurozone crisis, youth unemployment still in southern european democracies, not to mention the prospects of major players is contemplating leaving. at the moment there is one specific crisis bearing down on the e.u., which is the curre

i told that to lee merklinger. no one should -- angela merkel, no one should be a country housing a migrant camp >>> a man was beaten by a linch mob at the beersheba bus station. rights groups are calling for his killer to be brought to justice. mike hanna reports. >> occupied east jerusalem divided. in addition to concrete barricades, miniature versions of the barrier of being erected around certain neighbourhoods. having increased his presence, the israeli police build these barriers to protect themselves. >> all we have behind us is protecting police officers here in the area from petrol bombs thrown or shots fired from withinside the neighbourhood. that's for personal security. >> residents insist that israel should spend money on proving lives of palestinians. >> we are in need of basic services. we do not need the war. this war will only lead to reason explosion and problems between us and the israelis. >> walls and barricades did not stop another attack in the southern israeli town of beersheba. an israeli p

lee merklinger made the plea in the german parliament ahead of a summit in brussels. european leaders are expected to step up support for turkey, in an effort to deal with the refugee influx. many are fleeing syria's war. sweden received the highest number of applications in its history. 86,000 registered so far this year. jonah hull revisited a family seeking refuge >>> we catch up with this girl and her father deep in the countryside, in cramps accommodation. it's a long way from al jazeera's first encounter with the family in the september bustle of budapest train station. it is not the sweden she imagined. >> the future here, i didn't think it would be like that. >> reporter: she shows me what appears to be bullying threats from on immigration official. >> what is problem to go to house. it is not... >> no, we don't need. >> you don't need, okay... >> every day new rules. >> you hate them. >> no. >> if you hate it, go somewhere else. >> he argue with this guy from damascus. he told them give me the money and i can do everything - i lo throw you out of sweden. >> r