. >> reporter: mohammad died three years ago, pleading for breath. >> i cannot breathe. >> reporter: 43 years old, black and homeless. >> he's dead. >> reporter: most likely you never heard his name. >> what happened to mohammad is strikingly similar to what happened to george floyd. the only difference in mr. floyd's case we had a pedestrian with an iphone. >> reporter: it took place january 4th, 2017. to the people of phoenix, it was a local news story, a homeless man on drugs resisting arrest. but cnn has now obtained the raw video from multiple police body cameras, witness statements that describe no threats to police officers and testimony from a famed forensic neuropathologist hired by the family who reviewed the autopsy materials and concluded maheim died from positional asphyxiation, meaning he died because he couldn't breathe. his sister is suing the city of phoenix. >> i don't know how police officers allowed to be judge, jury and executioner. this is -- this wasn't a death penalty situation, right? he wanted to use the bathroom. >> how are you doing, officer? >> reporter:

or live analysis we're joined by professor sayid mohammad marandi of the university of tehran now why do you think the u.s. jet flew so close to a passenger plane to begin with. the view here is that either the americans wanted to hide behind that jet and hopefully have syrian air defenses bring down their line or just say what the israelis did with the russian jet a while back as you are or that the united states air force wanted to force the pilot of the plane to make a catastrophic mistake and to accidentally bring down the jet there is no other reasonable answer to this question this was obviously a violation of international art the plane was fun flying within a well known international corridor or iranian flights use that corridor regularly the americans know this and most importantly the us air force is in syrian airspace illegally they are an occupation force on the ground and the us also illegally occupies syrian airspace. but the u.s. does say it acted on it when accordance with international standards is that not the case then. well that's what the united states always says

from malaysia of criticizing the government's treatment of workers during the coronavirus crisis mohammad rifan kabir was detained on saturday he was interviewed in al-jazeera is what i want to stalk you mentary locked up in malaysia's locked down to 0 says that his arrest is disturbing and reaffirms its support for freedom of expression oh morial for the late u.s. congressman john lewis has been held in his home state alabama 2 7. this is remembered for his role in politics and as a civil rights leader will be 6 days of ceremonies he'll lie in state of the u.s. capitol before being buried in georgia of those are the headlines more noosphere an al-jazeera the inside story next. is the way cracking down on a prominent journalist whose expose corruption is arrested the government says he's inciting violence as a number of abductions of critics in recent months what does that tell us about zimbabwe often this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm laura carlisle zimbabwe's president. is accused of trying to destroy opposition and silence dissent using coded 19 as an excu

but the cities like riyadh del rome and warsaw are in a rain crosshairs iran's foreign minister mohammad job and zarif spoke at the end of the session this month this status call is needed acceptable nor sustainable the international community in general and do not to mention security council in particular are facing an important decision. do we maintain respect for the rule of law or do we return to the law of the jungle by surrendering to a debian is about an outlaw bully. in just 2 weeks the iran nuclear deal agreed in vienna in 2015 would be 5 years old many predicted it wouldn't survive when 2 years ago president trump said he was pulling out of the accord the deal is under strain with iran breaching its restrictions on your a new enrichment or though it's still not anywhere near the levels for weapons grade production it seems highly unlikely that the arms embargo on iran which expires in october will be extended as the u.s. is demanding both russia and china permanent members of the security council firmly opposed the us is then threatening to invoke what might be called the nucle

i say 5 and up to one with a shot abdicated and fled iran he left his son behind president mohammad reza stayed in iran raise a shot told him to remain there and take over last year. mohammed razor's father had prepared him for this moment from a young age as. once he'd always had a special role among his siblings his father chose his son's playmates and sent him to an elite swiss boarding school to receive a western education. he also dictated who he would marry. the egyptian princess found. a union that ultimately would end in divorce razor sharp wanted this arranged marriage between the 2 ruling families to strengthen the power of the parkland the dentist in iran. and he was of very very powerful charismatic figure who completely dominates the sun's life. 300 kilometers southwest of the capital tehran lies the away says city of hama and the youngest of 6 children ruhollah more sabi khomeini was born here in 1902 in a house on the outskirts of the city his father was murdered when he was just 5 years old. the case was officially never solved but khomeini always held praise as shah resp

korea's union he moldova's tutor only an all skate britain's liam fox on saudi arabia arabia as mohammad to al to as yuri earlier we spoke to one of those candidates mexico's pace's saturday who didn't mince his words when it came to the status of the organization would say that the need is serious state of these group that has used crisis the main source of this crisis that is a frog that the will of the heart of the international the molten metal trading system was always negotiations you always had negotiations they get even bigger the hope to deal with the issues as they come seems the creation of the youth you was the crown jewel of long process is the 2nd world war since the group of the loop you there has been essentially no negotiations in the agreements that we created i was part of it there is no mention of is it 23 china was most part of the there has been a from the main to change of what you create how you created all these issues that we face now are not. set by those agreements. now whether it's worth seeing from home or wearing a mosque all around the world people have be

britain's liam fox on saudi arabia arabia as mohammad out to us jury earlier we spoke to one of those candidates mexico's pacey this saturday who didn't mince his words when it came to the state of the organization would say that the need in a serious state of this route that is used crisis the main source of this crisis is that is a frog that the will of the heart of the international the multilateral trading system was always negotiations you always had negotiations they get in they could hope to deal with the issues as they come seems a creation of the youth you was the crown jewel of long process is the 2nd world war since the group of the loop you had been essentially more negotiations in the agreements that we create through that was part of it there's no mention of it 23 china was most part of the there has been a fundamental change of what you create how you created all these issues that we face now are not. set by those agreements. now whether it's working from home or wearing a mask all around the world people have been adjusting to life during a pandemic but what if your jo

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cheryl: mohammad el-erian, always a pleasure to speak with you and hear your voice on this. it was great to have you on the show, sir. thank you. >> thank you. cheryl: all right. well, let's take a look at the markets. again, all the things we're discussing affecting the market. the s&p 500 joining the nasdaq top of the show, maybe it was me, i'll try and take credit. s&p now up by four. nasdaq up by 99. the dow, though, still way down by 56 points, despite the fact that apple, without apple it would have been a different story on the dow today. all right. under armour getting dented intraday. pandemic store closures fueling a 41% drop in revenue in the june quarter. the athleisure giant with warnings that sales could slump in the second half of the year. stock right now down almost 10%. >>> brick and mortar is playing e-commerce's game. up next, we go inside what might be 2020's most epic comeback story so far. overstock.com. wait until you see how much the stock is up since january. jonathan johnson is coming up next on "the claman countdown." a master's in chemical engine

that my brother welcome mohammad of the lao and engineer hakim. the 2 men want to plant trees to try to hold back the sand with the help of drums and i think you have 3 minutes the stages the ones. over the rubble but we're developing smart systems and bots capable of going to remote areas that are hard to reach by truck or on foot in order to plant seeds from the air. our projects sap smart agriculture pilot will be the 1st airborne system in the world and it will be made in sudan it will plant seeds of acacia trees. the t.v. show mash through i am lousy young people to showcase their business ideas unlike similar shows in western countries mash roy aims to make a serious contribution to socio economic development. your presentation was comprehensive and speaks for itself and i congratulate you on your immense effort. it shows that for young people in sudan there are no limits to hope. and. a car to the capital of sudan it's been a year since mohammed and her team won 1st prize on mushroom i brought them a 1000 euros a lot of attention and new co

mohammad reza pahlavi storage area now a lot of the world. and ayatollah ruhollah khomeini her emotion are in. the world are still dealing with the consequences of their conflict. the shock. the ayatollah's. in 45 minutes on d w. are they friends so i wanted to be with you should try to steer toward you which it was the 1000000 wolf i come up with but nothing is new or are they and i mean he's living the finished ceiling of glory through which few people will happen is usually what he's going to give most of my damn work for roger donald trump and flooding your pollutant were to part company entry analyzes the difficult relationship between russia and the west and between their presidents how does their rivalry and their dangerous mutual admiration affect the rest of the. muslim bullies trump and putin starts august 3rd on d w. welcome to global 3000 droughts is on the rise in china sea and horsehair is becoming an ever more precious resource how a farm has that. we look at the may.

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malaysia of the criticizing the government's treatment of workers during the current of ours crisis mohammad rifan korea was detained on saturday he was interviewed in al-jazeera has won a one east documentary locked up in malaysia's locked down to 0 says that his arrest is disturbing and reaffirms its support for freedom of expression oh morial for the late u.s. congressman john lewis has been held in his home state alabama 2 7. lewis is remembered for his role in politics and as a civil rights leader there will be 6 days of ceremonies he'll lie in state in the u.s. capitol before being buried in georgia and those are the headlines more news here on al-jazeera the inside story next. this involved way cracking down on dissent a prominent journalist whose expose corruption is arrested the government says he's inciting violence as a number of abductions of critics in recent months what does that tell us about zimbabwe after mcgarvey this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm laura kyle zimbabwe's president. is accused of trying to destroy opposition and silence dissent us

actress said nazneen boneyard the opportunities they put yourself in the shoes of amir hussain moratti mohammad for a job and say time g.-d. but took to the streets for a better life they demanded their rights they peacefully protest that he's free protesters from november 21000 after forced confessions were sentenced to death the supreme court upheld the sentence and it may be carried out at any moment. so i thought he's reacted to this campaign well there have been internet outages reported across iran which is one tactic that the government often uses when there's civil unrest and that might be related to this outcry but it hasn't really fallen on deaf ears a lot of people are saying that the supreme court listened to them because pretty soon after they issued a statement saying that the men could ask for a review of their case and they also said that they would allow lawyers to review some court documents that they had seen before now this was a trial that was based on very slim evidence mostly on just the confessions of the men after they had allegedly according to amnesty international be

joining me to talk more about the situation in somalia is the country's deputy minister of health mohammad saeed mr welcome to the official figures suggest that and 100 people have so far died in your country from covers 19 you have one official hospital set up to deal with the virus if the number of cases grows will the health system be able to cope. who knows i think we're somalia were 5 years ago and really infrastructure that we have been in the health system or in generally the government to that's ricky covering from a long period of civil war and the challenges that we face but at the same time as you know our coronavirus. really not only dealing with somalia today it's. on the wall that you know how this health system really do love it and we are fighting is really interesting so somalia is in parts of the world that cities and really in the system that we have as most of the people know that it depends on international help and i mean really when it comes to the health sector. those other factors that really were held in somalia for the past 50 years. contributors to financing hea

the award for best video journalism from a conflict zone short form goes to mohammad ali from syria for his report from one of the most dangerous conflict zones of 2020 ellipse frontline . the award for best video journalism from a conflict zone long form goes to alexander. from russia for the series of reports covering russian military in syria. the award for best written journalism from a conflict zone ghost to an indian journalist ruchi kumar for her in-depth coverage of a rainy and depredations of afghan refugees muhammad ali alexander can average which he kumar congratulations even though we cannot be with you in the same room we are by your side we hope that this award will serve as a reminder that your work is seen and appreciate it around the world. iraq graduations to all of them of us haven't you just looking so fast that i hear an artist kind of asked what must i look back again in 30 minutes. you cannot be both with me yeah you like. seems wrong. but old rules just don't. let me. get to shape out just because the educated and engaged with equals betrayal. when so many find t

described cannot be ruled out let's get some perspective on this story now we have viral or just dr mohammad muneer with us from lancaster university in the u.k. dr minear thank you for joining us 1st of all what does this mean for us if this virus can spread through this airborne airborne route. and yeah well if it is economics by the world health organization that this was can transmit to other people through we have bought that mean of meserve jeanne you know or daily life which is already pretty much distorted that means that we probably have to wear face masks in the or we have to work really effectively onto the ventilation. conditioning because there's a collision indoor would probably mean higher ups for your to the wires and we also probably need to think about commuting maybe trains and the bus is going to be traveling with or didn't know the open and so on so once it is it were nice message and use it acquired ok so we're talking about even more precautions here in the w.h.o. says it's still emerging evidence behind that spend more than 200 international scientists are convinced t

can reason our churches into master synagogues and there is nothing in the practice of the prophet mohammad but then most of us started to justify conversion to some extent and i explained that this was imperial policy it did not come from the koran or the prophet but imperial all of the of the time which was normal for if you will not century everybody was doing that but it's not a value that we should revive today therefore i believe that is how this sophia was being reopened the right thing to do with be to reopen for muslim worship but also a christian as well he could share a building right unfortunately that's not the movie that is dominating turkey today ok that's that's clear let's hear from the ad turkish nobel laureate or one panel. but i'm surprised by the fact that opposition here is not challenging it why because they are acting and thinking that this is a very popular business and unfortunately if there was a popular decision stuff akio what sense do you get of the political opposition to war indeed a support for this move it is true i mean that opposition parties didn't speak

on the situation in libya you just heard from qatar as deputy prime minister and foreign minister mohammad a bit odd that a man been just some funny sick calling for a comprehensive cease fire in libya among the warring parties there also asking for a return to negotiations and avoiding unlawful external interference not before that we also heard from the turkish deputy foreign minister said it's all knowledge at this point i want to bring in our diplomatic editor james bays who is at the united nations and been following this for us both sides there on the side of the u.n. recognized government of national accord but it is arguable that it was turkey's involvement with the g.n.a.t. that was a tipping point for the g n a. absolutely true their involvement has been very very to decisive in recent months yes about half an hour ago or hearing from egypt one side of the argument a country supporting general haftar and there you've heard from turkey and its close ally qatar the other side of the argument and they clearly have a trump card which is that the u.n. security council has in the past

mohammad moneer lecturer in variety at the university of lancaster in johannesburg henri's member of the strategic advisory group of experts on the covert $1000.00 vaccine and in hong kong john nicholls clinical professor in pathology at the university of hong kong a very warm welcome to all of you helen you are leading this vaccine trial in south africa how significant is the response that humans have had to the oxford vaccine. well in fact i'm not leading it very involved in the vaccine approvals and the science of vaccine research going on in south africa but in terms of your question it's been very interesting to see that there's been a very positive response from communities to enrolling in the back soon child friendly oxford vaccine there are 3 sites recruiting and that want to enroll 2000 people including 50 people living with hiv infection and people are really curing up to join the study now that's quite interesting in itself i was wondering how you do get people involved in a trial you know well south africa is perhaps a little bit unique in the sense that we've been grappl

drone here in baghdad and ruling that assassination as a lawful source certainly foreign minister mohammad before also be discussing that with his iraqi counterparts and perhaps even pressing the iraqi government to take further action in disregard against the united states think that some on 14 in baghdad let's bring in said big who is in tehran i said it's just a little bit more about what stavans or even hoping to get out of this. well there's a lot of cup cooperation between iran and iraq iran supplies iraq with oil gas and electricity in fact they have a cooperation to supply iraq with electricity up until the end of 2021 but this does see iraq as vital to this security and when developed 3 for speaking this morning he did mention the general cost of the money and also his instrument a role in defeating isis in iraq now general glosson for the money was seen as instrumental in stopping isis reaching the borders of iran solve it and he will want to discuss that but iran has made no secret of the fact that they want to end the u.s. presence in the region and they have been accusations a

conversion of churches into master synagogues and there is nothing in the practice of the prophet mohammad but then most of us started to justify conversion to some extent and i explained that this was imperial policy it did not come from the koran or the prophet but imperial all see of the time which was normal for if you look century everybody was doing that but it's not a value that we should revive today therefore i believe that if i had to sophia was being reopened the right thing to do would be to reopen for muslim worship but also a christian as well he could share the building unfortunately that's not the movie that is dominating turkey today ok that's that's clear let's hear from the turkish nobel laureates or one panel. but i'm surprised by the fact that opposition here is not challenging it why because they are acting and thinking that this is a very popular business and unfortunately if a popular decision stuff back up what sense do you get the political opposition to war in deep support for this move. it is true i mean that opposition parties living room speak strongly against

mohammad baba is worried about how his flower shop will survive with good business is entirely dependent on the readings he's in but the reimposition of lockdown as a result problems because the customers can't reach us not can we deliver to them and replace the orders in bulk and it is just after we face tremendous losses every shopkeepers softly. the government local representatives say the restrictions were necessary because the number of active coronavirus cases in sri lanka doubled from nearly 600 may june to 1202 weeks later but with a relatively low number of cases many question the need for such measures it's very strange for a common man to understand what kind of logic is being presented to justify this reimposition of lockdown and restrictions while the number of cases is not alarming the focus should have been on maintaining physical distance and varying of mass. media's have been suffering economically long before the nationwide lockdown was imposed in march when the indian government revoke the region's were taught to me in august last year it imposed a curfew and cut off t

iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif is in baghdad where he's met with his iraqi counterpart they discussed relations which have been strained by foreign powers serif denounce the killing of an iranian revolutionary guard commander after visiting the site of his death or great to save the says nation of custom so the money was a criminal act it's a loss to our country and to the entire region and undermines the international if it's for committing only so and terrorism in the region again we reiterate we can you know maintain the sovereignty and territorial integrity of iraq iran's judiciary has suspended death sentences for 3 protesters according to one of their lawyers the men were convicted in connection with last november's anti-government protests well in 7000000 tweets using the hash tag do not execute were posted after they received their sentences. syria's holding its 3rd parliamentary election since the uprising against president bashar assad began 9 years ago voting will be held in some form opposition strongholds for the 1st time in years millions of syrians have f

critical of the prime minister to appearing on a media network owned by a government critic joe or mohammad like a few days ago. the 36 year old singer spoke out about receiving death threats before his life was abruptly ended now many ethiopians will remember him as a larger than life figure in life and in death the center of national intrigue. and or should help al jazeera. the 1st arrests have been made in hong kong under the new security law as imposed by beijing 10 people would detained including a man with a pro independence flag $360.00 of those were taken into custody as a rally marking the anniversary of the city's handover from the u.k. to china critics say the law ends the one country 2 systems agreement the mainland has dismissed those concerns set a clock reports from hong kong. the. despite the searing heat and defying of police then thousands of protesters marched to test the new national security rule the legislation was fast tracked in record time in beijing and in acted on july the 1st the 23rd anniversary of britain's handover to chinese rule as sad as it makes me say so

the some of the names that is being targeted in saudi arabia is what you've got a comment has son mohammad al asiri who help the position of deputy head of saudi intelligence saudi khatami who was the advisor to the crown prince and also as well the forensic dr solomon. the list that goes on and of course did indicate say this is what they were starting off with and they're also looking at expanding this little by adding other issues such as corruption for example drop zone you're going to go reporting for us live from london sonia thanks very much indeed still ahead on al-jazeera the decision by the u.s. supreme court that could have implications for november's presidential election. we'll look at how sweden's are but farming operation is growing from strength to strength. the seasonal rains are nigh particularly heavy and deadly that's particularly true in japan in the last 2 or 3 days enough rain has a form in q shoot for at least one of the burst its banks thought is the result people still being well looked for to be honest and they were top suggest in the forecast is more rain to com

about that mohammad lived till kabir has been working with the pure group to clean up the area and cut gura he says it was a success after testing $75.00 children a sort of 32 percent reduction in lead levels in the bloodstream if we are trying to identify i wanted to get his side and he has his side that means that this a class at one dentists place and after that we start to clean the visible plastics made bricks used plastics and used to better the phillips. but more what needs to be done in the nearby town of downright there's another lead battery recycling factory still in operation. and children play nearby. nor about a man the al-jazeera. russia is denying trying to destabilize better rusa head of its upcoming presidential election after 32 bit citizens were detained in a minsk and russian president ice on a new code has accused the men of being mercenaries sent by moscow to incite riots anderson and reports. the allegations were raised to the meeting of the better roos security council and by the head of the state security agency said 32 action citizens are being detained. for

the fact that saudi crown prince mohammad been so mom has not been inducted in a previous report she released the u.n. special report or have called for an investigation into been someone suspected through in the killing the one country that has claimed to have the evidence about mohammed been salmen responsibility easy united states a t's the cia agent and so far the process. undertaken by the american congress to get to the bottom of the information as been hampered to a veto by the white house called i want to say is the power of this trial should not be underestimated but sees more countries need to show support for the legitimacy of the turkish court case because although al-jazeera stumble. most of the coming on al-jazeera including will take a close and custodial deaths in india the father and son beaten to death by police for breaking lockdown plus we're not out of the woods yet so the message in the u.k. prime minister was pubs prepared to reopen despite the virus to killing more than a 100 britons a day more nuts than. hello there the usual thing this time of year across mu

the malaysia after criticizing the government's treatment of workers during the coronavirus crisis mohammad rashdan kabir was detained on saturday he was interviewed in al-jazeera as one the one east documentary called locked up in malaysia's lockdown al-jazeera says his arrest is disturbing and reaffirms its support the freedom of expression as a fundamental human right without fear of being criminalized. a memorial for the late u.s. congressman john lewis has been held in his home state of alabama lewis rhodes remembered for his role in politics and as a civil rights leader of the 6 days of ceremonies in line state in the u.s. capitol before being buried in georgia. regis philbin has died at the age of 88 the talk show and game show host had a remarkable career of a 60 years on program such as live with regis and katie lee and the us version of who wants to be a millionaire he spent more time in front of a camera than anyone else in u.s. television history 17000 hours that's according to the guinness world records. to have a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera the u.k.'s reimp

if there is a change in the white house to get access to this information regarding the rest of mohammad ben-simon maybe without a change to the government in the united states there will still be an opening for more information to be made available so as i think turkey to police playing each role at the moment with the information it has at that it has collected we can shouldn't forget other countries in this case the united states also has a role to play it has played a great role so far it needs to continue doing so in spite of the veto from the white house. absolutely i mean it should be each should be there with their i've always said it eas responsible for something personally i did not have the evidence demonstrating whether it altered the crime whether it had incited the crime we're there yet failed to prevent a crime but he was somewhere in the picture and that's enough for criminal responsibility and certainly for his liability what i could not. conclude ease at which level is responsibility lays because i did not have access to the. the evidence but he should be mentioned some

critical of the prime minister to appearing on a media network owned by a government critic joe or mohammad a few days ago. the 36 year old singer spoke out about receiving death threats before his life was abruptly ended now many ethiopians will remember him as a larger than life figure in life and in death the center of national intrigue. and or should tell al-jazeera. taiwan will set up a representative also us in somalia to develop relations with the breakaway african region all somali land effectively knowledge in its disputed independence somaliland is a self the 5th state but internationally considered to be an autonomous part of somalia the move designed to escalate tensions between taipei and beijing china considers taiwan its territory with no right to state to state tiny's. at least one person has died and more than 70 people arrested during protests in trinidad and tobago people have been demonstrating against police officers involved in the deaths of 3 men on saturday the men were shot soft are being suspected in the death of another police officer earlier but they say the even

east asia pacific current affairs program that's won numerous international awards well as well mohammad khalid is the chief executive and founder of the garment center for health and social policy in kuala lumpur he says the documentary was impartial. when i saw the documentary i thought it was a fair and balanced report and it did highlight some of the issues that we ourselves here on the ground in malaysia especially amongst public health specialists were actually pointing out the documentary didn't criticize it or the government or specifically the ministry of health treatment of migrants with him which i believe to have been compassionate and equal what we did see was highlighting an issue that we raise which was that the government should have conducted these immigration enforcement raids and having arrested people and placed into detention during a public health emergency so that is what we saw or at least from our perspective what the documentary highlighted as to why the government is responding this way we believe it's just a matter of a distraction from the actual issue on han

critical of the prime minister to appearing on a media network owned by a government critic joe or mohammad like a few days ago. the 36 year old singer spoke out about receiving death threats before his life was abruptly ended now many ethiopians will remember him as a larger than life figure in life and in death the center of national intrigue. and or should help al jazeera. david shinn is a former u.s. ambassador to ethiopia he says it's likely that existing ethnic resentment will turn into even more violence to actually kill the musician this is the match that touched everything off and i think what you're seeing here is a great deal of. ethnic background which has been touched off by this incident and it is probably leading to some ethnic conflicts that really have nothing to do with the reason for the killing that's almost become an excuse to carry out acts either against different factions of the or almost the largest ethnic group and ethiopia or different ethnic groups against each other and that's why it's also perplexing but i think it's more of a question of. the event that set al

in iran and by a dog mohammad that asma is now 35 and with the help of physiotherapy he has learned to use a wheelchair. i was better for us for those governor than ever senator for. only a little more put forward to. since 27 thousands more palestinians have been injured by gunshot wounds from the israeli army. some things have not changed the palestinians in the jordan valley still pay $7.00 u.s. dollars per cubic meter of water and travel up to 27 kilometers to get to the closest water source. but since 2011 the number of military checkpoints in the jordan valley has doubled. the israeli policy on settlements has also hardened in 2018 it announced plans to expand 14 of the 20 existing illegal settlements and build 3 new ones thereby doubling the israeli settler population. will have. no business being held you maggie my family like my wife. my meowed malcolm all got off where will slowly i would hold to oh yes. since al jazeera 1st filmed with her sitting her daddy got married and moved to bet no harm in the occupied west bank but was significantly arrested for threatening the safet