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let's cross out to our senior political analyst marwan who joins us by skype from london marwan some have called this announcement a surprise but is it really i mean the u.a.e. and israel have been talking under the table as it were for some time. absolutely the big talker and they've been cooperating negotiating and in fact should have been validations for good number of years so much so that for at least an hour has been quite the brocks about it although your yorkshire shows have not really been outspoken. israeli prime minister a boast that apart such relations from the united nations hold you. to the whole world that corporate negotiations i'm caught roshan's going on different countries and i think what he had in mind mainly was the u.a.e. in fact over the last several months we've seen flights from up with the leviev we've seen industry ministers in our would that be and thereby we've seen many credible reports about intelligence sharing between would not be until of the buy one now let's talk about the u.a.e. they have said this is about trying to hold on to the viability of

opponents of syrian president bashar assad that include the failed attempt on the life of former minister marwan mehdi what was a serial murder of the political class. targeted the people who gathered on the 14th of march or those who expressed one position to bashar the regime to they knew that the policy of syria was to pave the way for iranian bret being influence in lebanon. the balance of power is now in favor of hezbollah whose armed wing is considered a terrorist organization by the west and the arab league secretary general has denied any role in the killing and questioned the legitimacy of the tribunals before indictments were issued. called it an israeli us tool and vowed to never hand over the suspects the lebanese government i don't think. it will say that it's not within its capacity to arrest those people that means the tribunals should refer the case to the un security council but that divided and lacks the means to deliver a guilty verdict and has allies control political and military power in the country in 2011 they did topple the cabinet of. because he refused to stop cooperat

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one bashar al jazeera senior political analyst being to us from london thank you for your insights marwan i do want to remind viewers what they're watching right now these are live pictures from mount a square in central beirut the lebanese capital where thousands have taken to the streets we've seen tear gas even live ammunition being fired has been running battles between the security forces and the protestors they've stormed 3 ministry is that they are defiance they say they are going to stay throughout the night all of this as the lebanese prime minister has promised and the elections will have all the latest for you on al-jazeera. still ahead on the. an appeal for help. to contain a huge oil leak from a ship and aid at last but kenya lost their livelihoods because of the coronavirus question why it's taken so long. it's been raining quite heavily in pakistan's a bit more of that to come the close friends crossed. but it's sort of dissolving by sunday will be a few showers up in the mountains i think but maybe not widespread rain not more cloud where stretches back towards the quarter

a member of lebanon's parliament has resigned in protest over the port explosion marwan hamad demanded an international inquiry into the blast in his resignation letter he had served in various prominent positions including minister of trade health and telecommunications. u.n. experts are calling on the international community to step in if india doesn't urgently address the syria to human rights situation in indian administered kashmir it's been a year since new delhi stripped the autonomy of the distributed region the area is locked down to prevent protesters from gathering on the anniversary a curfew is being overseen by the military many local political leaders have been detained for months and protests are being held in the capital of pakistan administered kashmir most often about there in solidarity with the people of the indian administered side prime minister among karla's addressed the national assembly is accusing india of subjecting kashmiris to what he calls a brutal fascist military c h let's bring in elizabeth piron i'm from new delhi so it's a busy day there in india whe

industrial facility a member of lebanon's parliament has resigned been while in protest over the explosion marwan demanded an international inquiry look into the blast in his resignation letter he served in various prominent positions such as minister of trade health and telecommunications our correspondent zain holder is in beirut. the head of one of lebanon security agency said that it appeared the cause of the blast was highly explosive material that was stored in a warehouse for years and that really caused a lot of anger because people are saying that this is not a disaster officials are calling this a pastor a disaster that this is a manmade disaster a result of either negligence competence or corruption so the lebanese people are asking what was ammonium nitrate doing at one of the warehouses at the port. trying can czar electing a new parliament president got to buy our jet packs as party is seeking a 2 thirds majority to change the constitution the vote was postponed twice because of coronavirus demonstrations are being held in the capital of pakistan administered kashmir was offered a b

to thank the kingdom of saudi arabia for making that possible al-jazeera senior political analyst marwan bashar explains how the move could further impact the palestinian population. i would not be is rushing to make a deal with that because things the israelis have a lot of clout in washington and they think the united is better than they might be if why then is elected president and insists on returning to the new iranian player beer the palestinians think it's a betrayal we could say effectuating it is a traitor in the sense that despite the p r stunts and the b.s. that come from abu dhabi about trying to help the palestinians not an exemption it's sort of an open standoff and everyone knows that behind the scenes i would love it and have been coordinating have been sharing intelligence have been working out though i ask and the last thing on their mind is the palestinians and we also saw that from that the new house response to the overtures will be having not mention that because he is a law if anything it is good that you know who over the last several weeks have been telling the i

island of cyprus will a member of lebanon's parliament has resigned in protest at the ports explosion marwan hamad day demanded an international inquiry into the blast in his resignation letter and told al-jazeera the country's political system is broken he held various prominent positions in government including minister of trade health and telecommunications. earlier i spoke to dr amien can't see from the american university hospital in beirut who's also president of the lebanese society even the chintzy medicine he said the hospital treated hundreds of patients immediately after the blast and witnessed some heartbreaking scenes. we expect not only a 2nd wave no more typically get ill people we expect in doing the us when we have to extricate patients we expect 'd another way that our lives later but they typically are dead or have more severe injuries due to crush injuries but the numbers of those patients of alive or subject will be less so technically speaking after last injury and that again unfortunately i must say that we have acquired experience and knowing what to expect however we

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firefighters and emergency workers rushed to the scene, one that the city's governor marwan abaaoud describedagasaki. the lebanese red cross put out an urgent call for blood donations. the casualty count staggering. thousands injured and dozens dead. with the number of dead surely to rise in the hours to come. initially, the state news agency attributed the cause of the blast to a fire at a fireworks warehouse but shortly afterwards, the head of lebanese security said the explosion happened at the site of confiscated high explosive materials. lebanon's prime minister later said it is unacceptable that a shipment of an estimated 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate was stored in a warehouse near the port for six years. that as the country launched an investigation into the cause, expecting an initial report in the coming days. the lebanese president has ordered military patrols in the wake of the incident in a country already on its knees due to a failing economy and the spread of covid-19. the lebanese prime minister has announced that wednesday will be a day of mourning. >> ben wedeman joins us no

a member of lebanon's parliament has resigned in protest at the bay workforce explosion marwan hama date demanded an international inquiry into the blast in his resignation letter it held various problems positions including as minister of trade health and telecommunications. a bride has spoken of her shock that she was forced to run from a square in beirut where she was posing for wedding photographs 29 year old sublimely was standing outside a hotel when the blast hit. the newly weds were supposed to spend the night at the venue which was badly damaged they escaped injury though thankfully and returned to the scene on wednesday to retrieve their belongings is right describe the experience. what happened during the explosion here i there's no work except the way that. i feel so sad. all the trust me what you see in our the smile. and everything that was in there totally yesterday i know what sorry i was i was wondering why i have been am i going to die paul how i'm going to die we're 10th of political developments in sri lanka now because people have been voting in large numbers in a tw

and recognizes the palestinian rights to be free people in their own homeland thank you for that marwan bashar their own desires senior political analyst. i did my head on the news all including. it's you who created the heat in the division. us president donald trump is accused of inflaming racial tensions after shooting important for his supporters 4th with rival demonstrations. and tennis gets ready for its pandemic grand slam but one player has already tested positive for corona virus details the peter principle of . india's economy has contracted for the 1st time in 40 years as a result of the coronavirus pandemic its g.d.p. shrank by 23.9 percent between april and june india dealt with an unprecedented nationwide shutdown from march the country reported more than 78 belles a new cases on sunday its biggest single day jump let's go live now to elizabeth brandon who's in new delhi elizabeth so the worst quarterly contraction in the country's history i'm reading was this explained to. him so we weren't expecting the numbers to be good but as you said the june quarter g.d.p. is being

explosions before that and this is a an assassination attempt against say an ally of his a former minister marwan mehdi and then we saw a series of. assassinations after the how did the killing so they're linking this a politically motivated because how did it was standing against the damascus government. and then you have him talk about the crime scene how the crime scene they really did not investigate the crime scene and who was in charge of the country at the time it was the allies of the syrian government in fact the syrians were forced to leave lebanon following mass demonstrations so the judge there are laying out the case what they've really been talking about for years now say to do the people if they don't feel like justice will be done here like there will be accountability. but at the pens who you talk to this is the 1st time a crime a political leader motivated crime has been investigated by an international lebanon has seen its share of assassinations and bombings and people have little faith in those who. our people have been in power for decades they don't believe that any. politi

political analyst he's joining us live from london by skype good to have you on the show as always marwan why do you think that benjamin netanyahu is opposition apartment opposition to this u.s. deal is materializing not because one would have thought the details on both sides would have already been known. well not exactly i think there but good mostly on principle rather than a form that it'll need to grip these are the details about of the answers that disagreement so all disagreement but clearly a more sites that there is a lot of diplomatic the optics going on now i don't think it's very serious on the surface and their arms are you know they want to make sure at least one did come up with the side because of the growing opposition to the so-called peace agreement in the gulf region and the arab world that it wants to show that it that it demands respect that it wants to be treated as equal and that israeli side there's also an understanding with the united states that when such deals happen is the united states should get that green lights from lizard which is quite outstanding when

is there a senior political analyst marwan bashara explains just how the move could impact the palestinian population. i would have is rushing to make a deal with that because things the israelis have a lot of clout in washington and they think the united is better than they might be if why then is elected president and insists on returning to the new the iranian nuclear deal the palestinians think it's a betrayal we could say effectuating it is a traitor in the sense that despite the p r stunts and the b.s. that come from would that be about trying to help the palestinians not an exemption it's sort of an open scandal and everyone knows that behind the scenes i would love it and here you have been coordinating have been sharing intelligence have been working out the lions and the last thing on their mind is the palestinians and we also saw that from that the new house response to the overtures will be having not mention that as he has a lot if anything it is good that you know who over the last several weeks have been telling the israeli peace council that's call that the moderates or the

a shin of palestinian land so this is a major development on both of those fronts let's bring in marwan bashara our senior political analyst who is standing by for us mala just explain to our viewers how major development is this. well frankly it's not a major development. in a sense that this has been going on now for a number of years not just under the sun for misfortune even before that the united arab emirates has tried to know what lies relations with israel mostly covertly there has been intelligence cooperation between israel and the u.a.e. there has been exchange on that occasion whose israeli is i mean it would be preceded by. and the u.a.e. has utilized the palestinians on number 5 times under the pretext of a descent. we end on just a bit of the which has not been before and so so who are we even see image israeli ministers in by war so this is going to go on and what's important in terms of are finding all there is of course as we heard in our probers a poll on his face is that this is being you just as an addiction hearing. acids if you will portray him claiming the compen