if after long—life of our president mahmoud abbas that we face the situation to select another leaderbe able to select, to elect the appropriate leader to lead us for the ongoing stage. we have to end there. ambassador riyadh mansour, i thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you for receiving me. hello there. we're set to see a little bit of a change to our weather for the next 2a hours, some very useful rain moving in across northern and western areas. thursday, though, was another fine, dry day. quite warm, too, plenty of sunshine. we start to see the change taking place, though, across the north—west corner of the country. clouds thickening, outbreaks of rain pushing there into the highlands later on in the day. now, during the early hours of friday, that tangle of weather fronts will continue to move south—eastwards slowly across the country, bringing some rain, initially to parts of northern ireland and scotland, with some heavy bursts of rain, turning quite breezy as well. but early on on friday, it's going to be a dry one again for england and wales, bar the odd s

if after long—life of our president mahmoud abbas that we face the situation to select another leaderble to select, to elect the appropriate leader to lead us for the ongoing stage. we have to end there. ambassador riyadh mansour, i thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you for receiving me. hello. some areas were lucky enough to have some useful rain on friday. 0thers, though, just had the cloud and hardly anything fell from it and it is looking mainly dry for the weekend as the nose of high pressure builds in behind that rain bearing weather system clearing away south—eastwards. for early risers saturday morning, a lot of cloud around, rather misty and murky in places, for england and wales anywhere at any stage in the day there's the chance of a hit—and—miss shower. most will avoid them and stay dry with warm sunny spells developing. warm anywhere where you get to see sunshine, not a lot of cloud around for northern scotland and north—east scotland and thickening in the day. versus apm, south to north across the uk, at this stage parts of southern england and south w

we are almost out of time, a simple question or you, mahmoud abbas has been really quite ill.w much longer he can go on or the palestinian people want him to go on. why is it there is no obvious successor? the palestinian people are very resilient and we have so many creative individuals and leaders. in the past, when chairmen are fat, who was so huge in our struggle, when he passed away it was not complicated by the palestinian people to agree. —— arafat. if after the long life of our president mahmoud abbas we face the situation of selecting another leader i confident the percy people will be able to select an appropriate leader the leaders of the ongoing stage. we have to end there. ambassador riyadh mansour thank you forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you for receiving me. hello there. i think there's a little bit of something for everyone in this forecast, some rain and also some warm sunshine. but on wednesday it was a case of high pressure, and most places seeing some sunshine. also quite a bit of cloud around, too, but that did lead to some dramatic sunset photos sent in

hours now has made a couple of stops one being the grave of yasser arafat she's also met with mahmoud abbasand now her mother and father abbas in are sitting with her they're going to make some statements and then afterwards the media will be able to address them and basically what they're doing now is just telling the.

following out of pat's death mahmoud abbas was elected president of the palestinian authority but he lacked the power base and hold over palestinian politics that on a fact had to stop which. soon face the challenge to his all for the from hamas the islamic movement which now commanded the loyalty of a large proportion of palestinians. in january two thousand and six hamas defeated the fact the movement obama asked in parliamentary elections. a power struggle ensued between the palestinian authority led by a bass and hamas. gun battles broke out between fatah and hamas come. in the summer of two thousand and seven comments fighters captured the fatah headquarters in gaza. securing control of the area gaza became the confirmed stronghold of hamas fatah had been supplanted. without a father of lost control of gaza the way. it's hard to believe that he would have for one simple reason that was an icon he lost a lot of support among palestinians i felt it even as time went by but he was an icon because he put the palestinian issue on the national the international map he established for

following out of pat's death mahmoud abbas was elected president of the palestinian authority but he lacked the power base and hold over palestinian politics that on a fact had to stop which. soon face the challenge to his all for the from hamas the islamic movement which now commanded the loyalty of a large proportion of palestinians. in january two thousand and six hamas defeated the fact that movement obama in parliamentary elections. a power struggle ensued between the palestinian authority led by a bass and thomas. gun battles broke out between fatah and hamas come. in the summer of two thousand and seven and as fighters captured the fatah headquarters in gaza. securing control of the area gaza became the confirmed stronghold of homs but to have been supplanted. without a fight of lost control of gaza the way. it's hard to believe that he would have for one simple reason that was an icon he lost a lot of support among palestinians i felt it even as time went by but he was an icon because he put the palestinian issue on the national the international map he established for the in

following out of touch death mahmoud abbas was elected president of the palestinian authority but he lacked the power base and hold over palestinian politics that on a fact had to stop which. soon face the challenge to his all for the from hamas the islamic movement which now commanded the loyalty of a large proportion of palestinians. in january two thousand and six hamas defeated the fact the movement of bombast in parliamentary elections. a power struggle ensued between the palestinian authority led by a bass and hamas. gun battles broke out between fatah and hamas come. in the summer of two thousand and seven thomas fighters captured the fatah headquarters in gaza. securing control of the area gaza became the confirmed stronghold of hamas fatah had been supplanted. without a father of lost control of gaza the way. it's hard to believe that he would have for one simple reason that was an icon he lost a lot of support among palestinians i felt it even as time went by but he was an icon because he put the palestinian issue on the national the international map he established for the

tomb of former palestinian leader yasser arafat she's also met the current palestinian president mahmoud abbas a father to me said that he expects her to take the lead in the struggle against the occupation. of course. present that my jewelry is incomplete because the prisoners are still inside prison and all joey won't be complete until they are all relieved and i chose marty yasser arafat's great because we all have to continue the path he started from al-jazeera is under simmons he's in i had to be home village of nablus other i had to me has in fact met the president of palestine. and he said that this was popular resistance and he also said that she was an idol yes she is becoming iconic in the eyes of palestinians for what she's done and what she's doing now is probably more the start of resistance now from her than the end of it there was a lot of support for her here in a home village of course where should be speaking later but also right across palestine for what she's saying and what she did of course israelis will be revulsed by what she did taking on an israeli soldier who actuall

leadership the president mahmoud abbas and the p.l.o. second general erekat they were complaining of an attempt to sort of bypass or even overthrow the p.a. leadership as the u.s. tries to drive this through appealing to the palestinians on grounds of economic opportunity that might be available to them if the u.s. peace plan were adopted they say the palestinian authority continues to say that the u.s. declaration on jerusalem recognizing it as israel's capital disqualifies united states a speech of much of mahmoud abbas as words just read out over the last twenty four hours again says that the united states is morally and politically unfit to take part in the peace process they are keen to show that their supporters a very much behind them in that message. other french government and several companies are being accused of freely selling egypt's president the tools he needs to brutally crackdown on dissent a report by the international federation for human rights and other non-governmental organizations looks not only at weapons but als

but many palestinians have chits to mimi's actions president mahmoud abbas the cement of myra's praising her as a role model of civil resistance following her release. extreme summer temperatures in many parts of the northern hemisphere have left firefighters battling massive blazes at least five people have died in and furrows that are raging through northern california and the u.s. among those who perished were two small children and their great grandmother more than thirty eight thousand people have been ordered to evacuate their homes and authorities warn the fires are far from under control. people in northern california are used to wildfires but not on this scale firefighters say they have never seen anything like it. they're doing all they can to contain the flames but so far less than five percent of the blaze is under control. as it's burning in every direction all at the same time and we've got you know we have multiple resources the way that it's burning the intensity that's burning uphill downhill even if it doesn't have a strong wind on it it's it's burning as if it's got a

but many palestinians have she has to mimi's actions president mahmoud abbas is a man tell me we said marise praising her as a role model of civil resistance following her release. to russia now where a display of military might was put on during the annual navy day parade there were forty warships sailing a parade formation through the waters of st petersburg president vladimir putin. resided over the event saying his country's fleet helped to protect russian interests what are the crowds turned out to glimpse to catch a glimpse of warplanes and summer rains. guaranteed thomas has won the tour de france becoming the first ever welshman to win the event thomas only needed to complete the final stage to ensure victory it is made into a different title and the sixth time in seven years that a writer from team sky has won road cycling's top competition cue the celebrations . champagne all round for team sky at the end of a triumphant set of fronts just like in the last three years what's changed though is that when he himself the right thomas i'm likely to hear of the welshman secured hi

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complicit in the crisis the humanitarian crisis that exists there because of the sanctions imposed by mahmoud abbas and the new attempts begun to get around the gaza blockade for boats loaded with a don't know in their way to gaza from the italian port of palermo the freedom flotilla coalition says it wants to bring a peaceful end to the israeli blockade it expects to take just over a week for the boats to reach israeli waters after unloading it will hand over one converted fishing boat to gaza fisherman's. france is sending fifty tons of medical aid to the government controlled area of eastern in syria the supplies will be carried by a russian plane it's the first time a western countries used russia's help to deliver material to government controlled areas in syria government forces read to peace in groups or from rebels in april after a seized lasting several years about five hundred thousand people live there but very little aid has made it in since april. rebels who gave up their fight in southwest syria are arriving in opposition held areas in the country's north more than fifty buses carryin

only we could provide them with a political framework for moving forward house doesn't have it mahmoud abbas and fatah don't either haiti's been thrown into a new chaos after the prime minister suddenly resigned during a parliamentary session after days of violent protest the unrest first began when. government's plans to remove fuel subsidies which have but have seen a fifty percent increase in prices well as part of an agreement between haiti and the international monetary fund off entente reversed the plan but that didn't stop the protests which have seen at least seven people killed and dozens of businesses destroyed every elizondo has more from the capital port au prince. parliament held an emergency session on saturday where they were expected to vote no confidence on the prime minister to push him out of office but before that could happen the now ex prime minister guy phone talk shows up at the parliament and midway through the session of roughly resigned it was not only him the resign but also the eighteen ministers around him so this concludes what has been a week of political susp

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but many palestinians have to mimi's actions president mahmoud abbas is a man to me mr morris praising her as a. of civil resistance following her release. now to some other stories making headlines around the world malaysia's government says it cannot determine with any certainty why flight m h three seventy mysteriously disappeared its official report says the pilot and first officer well rested and showed no evidence of anxiety or stress the malaysia airlines plane carrying two hundred thirty nine people disappeared over the indian ocean in two thousand and fourteen some wreckage has been found but not the plane itself. the party of cambodian prime minister one sense says it has won a landslide victory in disputed elections it claims to have won all the seats in parliament official results will be out next month but rights groups are calling the election a sham after the main opposition party was banned prime minister hun sen as the world's longest serving leader the editor of the new york times says he's met with the u.s. president are there cells berger says he told us president d

complicit in the crisis the humanitarian crisis that exists there because of the sanctions imposed by mahmoud abbas four boats carrying aid for gaza have left italy the freedom flotilla coalition campaign says his goal is to peacefully end the israeli blockade of the palestinian territory it's expected to take just over one week to reach israeli waters and they'll then and over one boat to gaza and fisherman. syrian rebels who gave up their fight in the southwest have now begun arriving in opposition held areas of the country's north more than fifty buses carrying two thousand three hundred people have reached the town of broke in hama province the fighters and their families were given safe passage in a surrender deal with the government syrian army forces have since entered the city of connect it's a major victory for president bashar al assad whose forces have retaken much of the south. the rebel held area in hama where those rebels and families from have now arrived. to the evacuation buses carrying people displaced from connector have arrived in however province fifty five coaches containing m

could provide them with a political framework for moving forward so ok hamas doesn't have that mahmoud abbas and fatah don't either so what you just said the fact that yes it seems as though more people are paying attention more people are understanding or empathetic how do you channel that into something where or who can create this framework so that it's not just this back and forth that results in the deaths of innocent civilians. exactly and i think that's absolutely the right question michel and we have a model for that here in the united states actually by giving the microphone to younger people and in this case in the palestinian case those young people exist already they exist on the social media plane for example there are folks younger folks much younger than i. who have not only a platform and tens of thousands of followers on places like twitter but they also have the legitimacy they have the you know the street crowd as we used to say in a different generation we're talking about people who go out to the fence and protest we're talking about people who are palestinians who were

hours now has made a couple of stops one being the grave of yasser arafat she's also met with mahmoud abbas and now her mother and father abbas in an arm mom are sitting with her there and they're going to make some statements and then afterwards the media will be able to address them and basically what they're doing now is just telling the reporters there how this event is going to go and we will carry that for you live from beginning to end so this will be the first public comments she has made sets being released from prison and really a symbol of the resistance. the occupation and a real discussion that has been sparked about locking up minors for things such as this and particularly for so long. and let. the very beginning to think you have to think of those social pulled me while being good prison like to thank all those who have led companies fully and for the sake of me to thank all the journalists and media people who are you today and who were there before because without them voice would never be able to reach the. pains to continue seeing what the president has left in israeli p

palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is visiting on the same day as you but none of you tell your visit formally to the upcoming meeting in helsinki is this just a coincidence that all your schedules happen to overlap. you know any connection which you know or attendance. to in your country the presence of. what you have mentioned so. independently only for the talking with the hiring. of oh them president putin i have cherry the messages of or great leader and also for president hu president putin if we could try an opportunity for about two hours the discourse of. every shoes including the bilateral relations regional cooperation until national corporation but i'm sure you're full of the international news agenda mr putin escalated quite. soon with mr trump and i'm sure you heard that there are a lot of speculations about the so-called grand bargain supposedly and all for that mr trump may. make to president putin to exchange syria for ukraine is that as far as you know is that really something that may be discussed behind closed doors these two issues or two independent issue. his ukraine che

following out of pat's death mahmoud abbas was elected president of the palestinian authority but he lacked the power base and hold over palestinian politics that on a fact had to stop which. soon face the challenge to his all for the from hamas the islamic movement which now commanded the loyalty of a large proportion of palestinians. in january two thousand and six hamas defeated the fact the movement of bombast in parliamentary elections. a power struggle ensued between the palestinian authority led by a bass and thomas. gun battles broke out between fatah and hamas come. in the summer of two thousand and seven and as fighters captured the fatah headquarters in gaza. securing control of the area gaza became the confirmed stronghold of homs thought to have been supplanted. without a photo of lost control of gaza the way that. it's hard to believe that he would have for one simple reason that was an icon he lost a lot of support among palestinians i felt it even as time went by but he was an icon because he put the palestinian issue on the national the international map he establish

leadership the president mahmoud abbas and the p.l.o. second generation erica they were complaining of an attempt to sort of bypass or even overthrow the p.a. leadership as the u.s. tries to drive this through appealing to the palestinians on grounds of economic opportunity that might be available to them if the u.s. peace plan were adopted they say the palestinian authority continues to say that the u.s. declaration on jerusalem recognizing it as israel's capital disqualifies united states a speech of much of mahmoud abbas's words just read out over the last twenty four hours again says that the united states is morally and politically unfit to take part in the peace process they are keen to show that their supporters a very much behind them in that message detectives in india trying to find a motive for the deaths of ten people found blindfolded and hanging from the roof of a house a seventy year old woman was found dead on the floor these are investigated when they die of style of suicide or killed in a village in northern new. this p

palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is visiting on the same day as you but none of you tell i your visit formally to the upcoming meeting in helsinki is this just a incidence that all your schedules happen to overlap. you know any connection between your attendance. to in your country and the presence of others. mentioned so i have come here independently only for the talking with the hiring. of all of them president putin i have cherry the messages of or great.

only we could provide them with a political framework for moving forward house doesn't have it mahmoud abbas and fatah don't either haiti's prime minister has resigned following days of violent protests sparked by a now abandoned planned to raise fuel prices and rest first began when jacques entente government and failed a proposal to remove subsidies as part of an upgrade of a tween haiti and the i.m.f. gabriel is on to reports from port au prince. he arrived to parliament is a prime minister facing his political fate and calls to resign jacques de la photons unpopular fuel price hike which he abruptly suspended after. riots a week ago left his government in deep crisis the chamber of deputies had planned to force the prime minister out with a no confidence vote on saturday but abruptly resigned instead of. before even coming here i sent my letter of resignation to the president. the resignation it a week of political tension in haiti most people from the middle class to the poor say the prime minister who had only been in office seventeen months needed to go and the calls for him to do so

there have been sanctions from mahmoud abbas, the president of the palestinian authority, against gazadating back to an assassination attempt against a palestinian leader in gaza. it seems hamas is using the demonstrations, the kites, the rocket and mortarfire, as a way to agitate and get out of that isolation. just to get back to the point you made a little earlier about gaza being a powder keg, that is basically to avoid full—blown conflict between hamas and israel once again, is that right? that is right. we have had nearly a 3.5—year lull since the last major conflict. i don't think either side in this case wants an open confrontation. both sides probably would like to avoid that if they can. it is awfully difficult to avoid when you have this back and forth exchange of violence. there is going to need to be some sort of new approach to gaza. you have the un co—ordinator nickolay mladenov working on that. i do believe the white house itself is working on a new approach to gaza. i think there is wide recognition as to how dangerous the situation is. that new approach, do we know wha

but many palestinians have she has to mimi's actions president mahmoud abbas is a man tell me mr morris praising her as a role model of civil resistance following her release. spain's new socialist government wants to remove the remains of fascist dictator francisco franco from their final resting place they were interred in a giant mausoleum north of madrid the site is dedicated to the fallen on all sides of spain's civil war it pays homage to franco but also houses the remains of his victims the government says it wants to turn it into a place of remembrance rather than a monument to a dictator. to sylvia navarro a visit to the valley of the fall a new madrid awakens painful memories. the remains of more than thirty thousand people killed in the spanish civil war a buried here in mass graves one great uncle. but i mean really dark. whenever i come here i can't sleep the night before. their eyes i find it very upsetting. the monument commissioned by general franco and built in part by forced labor as was finished some sixty years ago many of those who lie he had fought for franco but t

there have been sanctions from mahmoud abbas dating back to an assassination attempt against a palestinianthey are using kites and rocket and mortar fire to get out of the isolation. just getting back to the point you made earlier about gaza being a powder keg, that is basically to avoid full—blown conflict between hamas and israel once again. we have had a 3.5 year lull since the last major conflict. neither side wants open confrontation. both sides want to avoid that if they can be it is difficult to avoid when you have a back and forth exchange of violent. there is going to need to be some new approach to gaza. people are working on it. the white house itself, i believe, is working on a new approach to gaza, because there is wide recognition ofjust how dangerous the situation is. what might the new approach in tail? the focus is less on the big—ticket projects in gaza which are the focus of the past and more of an effort in exchange for calm in gaza, ending these rocket and mortar attacks, increasing the quick rehabilitation projects which may make a difference on the ground in gaza. it

visit the tomb of former palestinian leader yasser arafat she's also met the palestinian president mahmoud abbas and good luck. and then of course i'm happy to present but my joy is incomplete because the prisoners are still inside prison and all joey won't be complete until they are all released and i chose ma to yasser arafat's great because we all have to continue the party started.

in taxes on those goods that are currently collected on behalf of the palestinian authority of mahmoud abbas in the occupied west bank the p.a. which has been trying to squeeze hamas in terms of its finances as well that could be a very complicated process to try and organize the logistics involved in totally resourcing the hundreds of trucks worth of goods that come into gaza every day in the shorter term this is going to have a severe impact on the already crisis ridden gazan economy. still to come here on al-jazeera the cleanup begins in japan after catastrophic flooding as officials say more than one hundred fifty people have died and the bass all over arab homeland in central asia it's pitted farmers against the mad occurred and forced hundreds from their homes. welcome back to take a look at weather conditions across eastern parts of china and taiwan it's typhoon maria which is the main concern is going to go just over the northern parts of taiwan and then hit very close to food issue and it's going to be associated with some extremely strong is a big seas we're looking at way fights w

interests here because they see in it a means of symbolizing the struggle against occupation president mahmoud abbas who was amongst those meeting her on this day she certainly moved around a lot she got to see the grave of yasser arafat she met various palestinian dignitaries she also went to the place of inside this village the home of a man who was killed by israeli forces in a in a clash and a whole host of other things now it's all quiet because they're taking a rest she's with her family having some quiet private time but to give you an idea about this symbolism you take a look at this this is what's left behind this is where the news conference took place and you see the sling shot there and the pain behind it mark of the education effort that's being made by this young lady and making references in the news conference to how much work she did getting through her high school finals while she was in the jail and how other children other youngsters were also campaigning with her to get the rights of finishing off their final exams that baccalaureate exams so education one issue another issue su

president mahmoud abbas read out by his foreign is foreign minister maliki on a on a trip just just recently in which again he said the united states had in declaring jerusalem the capital of israel had lost its political and moral suitability to be a broker in the peace process. all right harry force a life for us there in iraq by west bank thanks howard. syrian state media reporting rebels in another town in the southern province have surrendered to president bashar assad's forces but there are conflicting reports from opposition groups whether that's true reports to the talks to restore peace have failed. joins us now from beirut zain what is it exactly we know about this at this point. well a short while ago the rebel factions issued a statement saying that they're pulling out to the negotiations all together that they will not be attending talks which were scheduled to take place later today with the russian military talks that have been mediated by jordan they have been holding a number of rounds of negotiations over recent days in there is statement the rebel factions saying that the

a not only to israel but also to mahmoud abbas through president abu mazin who cut. aid to gaza financially supported by one third so there was. not only bilateral it goes with the united states since we are still expecting president trump to come up with his blueprint so the hamas is saying don't forget us we are not only part of the problem we are also we have to be part of this solution on the other hand i think that the hamas knows one or two things about israeli politics and they they know that netanyahu is under great pressure from his own coalition from his own party they want to see results they there is a lot of criticism nowadays about it and how that is traveling to moscow while he never showed up in the early feels in the south even the labor party let alone the extreme right is now demonstrating cooling actually tonight there is a demonstration in tel aviv against the ten yo that he abandons the people who are now under another attack of rockets and constant fire and losing the fields to those kite attacks oversteps took his seventy thanks david being wi

leadership the president mahmoud abbas and the p.l.o. second generation erica they were complaining of an attempt to sort of bypass or even overthrow the p.a. leadership as the u.s. tries to drive this through appealing to the palestinians on grounds of economic opportunity that might be available to them if the u.s. peace plan were adopted they say the palestinian authority continues to say that the u.s. declaration on jerusalem recognizing it as israel's capital disqualifies united states a speech of much of what about his words just read out over the last twenty four hours again says that the united states is morally and politically unfit to take part in the peace process they are keen to show that their supporters are very much behind them in that message. as is out there these are our top stories the u.n. says more than a quarter of a million syrians have now been displaced by the government offensive to retake tera province in the southwest hopes of a cease fire have been trying further into doubt with splits emerging and oppositio

complicit in the crisis the humanitarian crisis that exists there because of the sanctions imposed by mahmoud abbas we have to leave it there. in washington thank you of the carrying aid for gaza has left italy the freedom flotilla coalition campaign says its goal is to peacefully end the israeli blockade of the palestinian territory is expected to take just over a week to reach is really waters. syrian rebels who surrendered in the south west of the country have begun arriving in opposition held areas of the country's north more than fifty buses carrying two thousand three hundred people have reached the town of broke in hama province the fighters and their families were given safe passage in a surrender deal with the government from syrian army forces have since enter the city of the deal is a major victory for president bashar al assad his forces have retaken much of the substance. the rebel held area in hama where those rebels and families from after all arrived. the evacuation buses carrying people displaced from connector have arrived in hama province fifty five coaches containing more than t

you referred to her visit to the grave of yasser arafat's it's possible she will meet president mahmoud abbas as a later stage father a well known activist who's done a number of jail terms and self has spoken about his daughter he spoke to al-jazeera ahead of going out for the reunion. i had face changed a middle of the biggest in that then this is a commitment that they see that and this make us look for them this have been because of kemet and media. barons in the wood would like that to be like this strong facing in the me and men i think to have a like i had no must feel but out so what are your outside her home what sort of place is eaten and what does her release mean for the hundreds of other miners detained in israeli jails. well firstly this religious one of resistance no one here would do anything other than resist israeli occupation it's like so many others it has a neighborhood nearby of jewish settlers it also has security forces surrounding it with all the necessary paraphernalia including an observation balloon a far as the issue of children in jail goes there are in fact just

in taxes on those goods that are currently collected on behalf of the palestinian authority of mahmoud abbas in the occupied west bank the p.a. which has been trying to squeeze hamas in terms of its finances as well that those could be a very complicated process to try and organize the logistics involved in totally resourcing the hundreds of trucks worth of goods that come into gaza every day in the shorter term this is going to have a severe impact on the already crisis ridden gaza economy. excitement is building for the first semifinal of the football world cup which kicks off in just under an hour european neighbors of france and belgium will face off for a place in sunday's final let's go live to the pascha butler who is with french fans in the capital paris so a lot of people gathered behind you there would you say that the french fans are quite optimistic seeing is that actually want to world cup before. their imagination you can probably hit the fans behind them just that way so that you can actually be revered said to be sixty town the rule and the french the mare paris or should say

complicit in the crisis the humanitarian crisis that exists there because of the sanctions imposed by mahmoud abbas for boats loaded with aid are now under way to gaza from the italian port of palermo the freedom for the tiller coalition campaign says its goal is to peacefully end the israeli blockade of the palestinian territory it's expected to take just over a week to reach israeli waters they'll then hand over one boat to gaza fisherman fifty tons of medical aid is being dispatched by france to the government controlled area of eastern syria this would mark the first time a western country has supplied material to government controlled areas of syria with russian help the supplies will be carried by a russian plane government forces we took the eastern go to the region from rebels in april after the seas last several years about five hundred thousand people live there but very little aids made it in since april. syrian rebels who gave up their fight in the south west have begun a riving in opposition held areas in the north of the country more than fifty buses carrying two thousand three hundre

israel jill don't you think that by pushing for a new law the israeli government puts president mahmoud abbas in such an uncomfortable situation where he might not be willing to move forward in any political talks in the near future. abbas is under pressure from saudi arabia egypt and jordan and the united arab emirates to be coming to the negotiating table they had all those countries have been working closely with shared questioner on the plan and telling them you're not going to get what you received from a olmert ten years ago when he was the prime minister of israel and offered abbas one hundred percent of the west bank with land swaps and that's not going to happen anymore and it really would serve abbas to come to the table he ten years from now whatever palestinian leader they'll be won't get what he would get right now and he's not well it could very well be that they'll be chaos after he dies he's eighty three and it's been chain smoking for sixty five years i hope for the good of the palestinian people that he will come to the table and talk to israel emmanuelle do you think the ch

israel jill don't you think that by pushing for a new law the israeli government puts president mahmoud abbas in such an uncomfortable situation where he might not be willing to move forward in any political talks in the near future. look abbas is under pressure from saudi arabia egypt and jordan and the united arab emirates to be coming to the negotiating table they had all those countries have been working closely with shared questioner on the plan and telling them you're not going to get what you received from a olmert ten years ago when he was the prime minister of israel and offered abbas one hundred percent of the west bank with land swaps and that's not going to happen anymore and it really would serve abbas to come to the table he'd ten years from now that whatever palestinian leader they'll be won't get what he would get right now and he's not well could have ariel be that they'll be chaos after he dies he's eighty three and it's been chain smoking for sixty five years i hope for the good of the palestinian people that he will come to the table and talk to israel emmanuelle do you th

leadership the president mahmoud abbas and the p.l.o. said you general erekat they were complaining of an attempt to sort of bypass or even overthrow the p.a. leadership as the u.s. tries to drive this through appealing to the palestinians on grounds of economic opportunity that might be available to them if the us. peace plan were adopted they say the palestinian authority continues to say that the us declaration on jerusalem recognizing it as israel's capital disqualifies united states a speech of much of what about his words just read out over the last twenty four hours again says that the united states is morally and politically unfit to take part in the peace process they are keen to show that their supporters are very much behind them in that message how germany's interior minister has threatened to resign rather than support chancellor angela merkel's new migration deal horses a office been discussing the agreement with his c.s.u. party which is a crucial coalition partner in their calls government last week safa threatens to turn

leadership the president mahmoud abbas and the p.l.o. second general erekat they were complaining of an attempt to sort of bypass or even overthrow the p.a. leadership as the u.s. tries to drive this through appealing to the palestinians on grounds of economic opportunity that might be available to them if the u.s. peace plan were adopted they say the palestinian authority continues to say that the u.s. declaration on jerusalem recognizing it as israel's capital disqualifies united states a speech of much of what about his words just read out over the last twenty four hours again says that the united states is morally and politically unfit to take part in the peace process they are keen to show that their supporters a very much behind them in that message. that's it for me in london a moment now to during and. loren thank you let's return to our top story on the fighting in southwestern syria and the increasing number of displaced people there is the director of policy analysis of the dog institute joining us here in the studio good to s