mohammed: william, how big of a test is this for abiy ahmed?has never really face the electorate before. how much pressure is on him? nagorno-karabakh -- william: for the reasons stated by adam, there is not that much pressure on him. the prime minister was expected to face major electoral tests in his own region. the major opposition party has boycotted the election. the prime minister's prosperity party will likely win by default. there are outstanding questions. it will be interesting to see what share of the votes and the seats the prosperity party wins in order to gauge its popularity. it will be interesting to see the outcome of the election results, whether a number of opposition parties are still challenging the ruling party. but overall, this election is a real test of the prime minister and his agenda. -- as a real test of the prime minister is not as it should be because of the lack of participation in areas where he faces the most challenge. mohammed: i want to pick up a point. he mentioned the conflict going on in tigray. how much

." ♪ mohammed: first, it was the one child policy. then, it became two.ow, couples in china are allowed three children. but will this be enough to reverse falling birth rates and deal with a rapidly aging population? this is "inside story." ♪ hello, and welcome to the program. i'm mohammed jamjoom. the world's most populous country is facing a crisis. china's population is aging rapidly. more people are reaching retirement age, and soon, there won't be enough young people to replace them in the workforce. worried about the implications for the economy, china's relaxed its infamous one-child policy and allowed couples to have two children. but this wasn't enough to boost population growth, so the government is now pushing a three-child policy. but many people say they can't afford to have more children. we'll bring in our guests in a moment. first, this report by katrina yu in beijing. reporter: as thousands of children participate in festivities across china to celebrate the country's children's day, its leaders announced a policy shift encouraging famili

so you can get mohammed state was the trigger for all of us. we will no longer afraid, we will all angry and humble bodies, said the there were many reasons to start a revolution of the room. and then this happened the day after mohammed was easy, set himself a light people and see the boys ead took to the streets. the victim had been one of their own. mm. in the capital tennis, the ruling class realized too late. how explosive, the situation had become in rural regions. the rich and powerful residing on the mediterranean coast, where an oligarchy that had emerged under tunisia as authoritarian president, ban ali had ruled the country with an iron fist since 1987. he promised tunisians prosperity. but his family and his friends ruthlessly exploited the country. mm. the news that mohammed was easiest death then reached the capital. the young man's act of self immolation prompted people and soonest to hit the streets. in previous years, there had already been repeated protests about poverty and rampant corruption. the new hopes that people would

mohammed el-erian , always a pleasure. he is also a bloomberg opinion columnists when we are lucky and also with gramercy. sonali basak, always happy to have you bringing these star guests. thank you for bringing them. this is "bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller. ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm matt miller. six months until level debts. seismic change to the global financial system. the shift will force $300 trillion of securities to a new benchmark. how will markets fair in a post libor world? >> libor is part of the central plumbing of the financial system . it is not terribly sexy but it is terribly important. it has been called the world's most important, because it determines the interest rate of $300 trillion worth of securities, including organ just, loans and derivatives. the system has broken and needs complete overhaul. beyond these disclosures that the libor system is structurally flawed. an explosive growth of derivatives in the 1990's and 2000 meant increasingly banks office were determined whether li

listen, they're not the leaders of the nation of islam, elijah mohamed is.ey have to say, look, a telegram comes, but let's see what we have in common -- >> so the kkk wanted to meet with the nation of islam. >> right. in atlanta. >> in atlanta. and why did they want -- what was the kkk -- >> in, the telegram it says let's explore what we have in common. to fast forward, after elijah mohamed says, hey, there's stuff that we want to do ourselves, this is my position which is, basically, i want to build up, i want to see if we can get land for our separate state, see if they can help us with that. because, again, kkk is rampant in the south. and if you're not going to help us a acquire land, maybe they can leave us alone when we're doing our business down there and don't harass us. so malcolm's not happy about this because he really sees this as an opportunity to have an argument and a confrontation. malcolm never wants to have an alliance with the kkk, but he wants to impact the meaning. he doesn't want the nation of islam to just go in there, you know, beggi

but mohammed's mother does feel bad about what she did to her son. and i me to do my plans to make me feel guilty, but when i think about it, the memories flood back with i try to avoid that. distract myself. i see, i don't want this to happen to any more children or better for me for the foundations long term child rehabilitation center. the ash ram helped bring him back to him. far away from his family. he learned to read and write and he was trained to be an electrician. well, how much you're taught isn't a very special please. his instructor is on the other end. how are you? hi, everything is good to go. you know, i'm also well, so i'm not the mother. i'm currently carrying out a campaign to protect the children in the villages and the cut the i'm doing a few jobs isn't electrician. i'm not kidding with i've made up my life. you will see he always wanted to learn new things where he was inquisitive all children alike. that could select the good. he was very persistent and demanding that he would teach me how to repair on demand water. he was, he

so you can get mohammed is the trigger for all of us. we were no longer afraid, we will hold angry, can humble bodies said the, there were many reasons to start a revolution of the room and then this happened the day after mohammed boys, he set himself a light people and see the boys ead took to the streets the victim had been one of their own. mm. in the capital tunis, the ruling class realized too late, how explosive the situation had become in rural regions. the rich and powerful residing on the mediterranean coast, where an oligarchy that had emerged under tunisia as authoritarian president, ban ali had ruled the country with an iron fist since 1987. he promised tunisians prosperity. but his family and his friends ruthlessly exploited the country. mm. the news of mohammed was easy step, then reached the capital, the young man's active self immolation prompted people and soonest to hit the streets. in previous years, there had already been repeated protests about poverty and rampant corruption. the new hopes that people would really t

others speak to the prophet mohammed himself and tells him keep on preaching you are only a preacher, not a con teller. that is 28 and 22. now in my book i asked a question that isn't as much asked in islamic tradition. what would have happened if they accepted the call for freedom of religion or freedom of speech but they just stopped oppressing the muslims and let them do practice and preach the religion. then i argue we would have a very different history of islam. what happened was they kept persecuting and even came close to murdering the prophet and that's why others fled where they soon established and army and began collecting taxes in the community and brought in some legislation. it was an armed policy and this policy had several policies with their allies for the survival of the community as i argued and as some scholars right. there are chapters and some sections about these battles and fighting the believers and infidels in some passages. now, one problem is the leader tradition conceived as this phase as the final and definitive form of islam not in the historical contin

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first muna and then mohammed turned himself in. what were they interrogated about? released since. >> they have been released since then. in terms of the interrogation, well, the charges being put in front for the twins, who are 23 years old, is participating in activities which impact the security of the state of israel and in participating in riot acts with a nationalistic motive. let's emphasize the nationalistic motive was the basically any palestinian saying "we are palestinian," especially for those who have israeli citizenship. the tactics are for intimidation. they are for coercion. often they have palestinians sign false confessions in hebrew doing very well the person in front of them, the palestinian does not speak hebrew. it is not just mohammed and muna . this is the same tactic being used against all palestinians. two others were also arrested with them. it shows you how israel is targeting all palestinian neighborhoods that are confronting their forced expulsion. amy: some may be surprised to hear this. they might say, wait, i thought there was a ceas

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we'll start with mohammed joining us for madison about today to polling stations. still so many people there. mohammed yes, come all polling has closed in most calling sessions across the country, but the electoral board has extended the warranty. then some of the pulling stations like the one where we are now. well, water was still in the cues of the times at 6 o'clock, right? so we are seeing a situation where the, some pulling sessions, where the voltage is still going on and will go on until the last several. there was long queues of the in the capital at the sub about several other cities across the country. people had started gathering in some of these discussions as early as 4 in the morning. these are very crucial elections to if they see us, the 1st step towards the micro sizing, the confounded ones, the entire world to see it just not a walk in progress. prime minute coffee is both in his hometown of got always contesting for parliamentary states and he is contesting against 2 opposition candidates. he says that it's not the absolved, but it's not any oth

but also for the college such anti childrens foundation, which secured his freedom 60 years ago. mohammed was to work in the factory when he was just 8 years old. now he and his friend went to prevent other children from being exploited. i do, i thought, said the little boy joseph. on monday, carrying out to campaign, we are fighting to save the children from exploitation and abuse, and they will bring you up. if you see children travelling to your medical mom by your job. oh calcutta. then ring this free hotline. that's why, blah, blah, some this information got mothers getting these free telephone numbers can help my children safe. we're fighting for children's rights. my 3 children are still small . 57, and 9 years old because the school is closed, they are attending the stomach schools. the macross, but the woman tells them that she wouldn't center children away to work. but is she a cartoon is unable to read to the least of telephone number. she never went to school. neighbor however, has sent his 14 year old son to the indian capital daily to work, to earn money for the family. the

but also the carlos, that shanty children's foundation, which secured his freedom 60 years ago. mohammed was supposed to work in the factory when he was just his own. now he and his friend, one to prevent other children from being exploited. did i utilize our daughter? said the little girl, but joseph, on monday, carrying out the campaign, we are fighting to save the children from exploitation and abuse and labored by. if you see children traveling to death by the neutral java o calcutta, then ring this free hotline. we're going to bog down some of this information. come with getting these 3 telephone numbers can help make children safe. we're fighting for children's rights. my 3 children are still small, 57, and 9 years old because the school is closed, they are attending the stomach school, the cross over there. because the woman tells them that she wouldn't center children away to work. but is he a cartoon? if i'm able to read to the least telephone number, she never went to school neighbor, however, has sent his 14 year old son to the indian capital daily to work, to earn money for t

mohammed nuru is facing corruption charges and could face prison time. for now he is booked in the san francisco county jail. there were no witnesses but police are working to get any kind of surveillance footage from inside the building. understandably, employees are shocked at both locations who knew mohammed nuru. some volunteers said they got to know him as he volunteered certainly a bizarre situation with a few loose ends to be through. we will stay posted as we learn more. we are live in >>> a strange story. staff, thank you very much. >>> now to new information and video of a police shooting that killed a black man on memorial day. this is the san jose police department second fatal shooting of the year. chris nguyen has s s s s s s >> demetrius stanley died on memorial day after a plainclothes officer shot him while conducting surveillance. it provides a partial glimpse of the moments leading up to the deadly encounter. >> any loss of life isis my thoughts and prayers are with the stanley family. >> at a press conference wednesday morning, the po

and that is why president mohammed dupel hardy's tweet, the one that warned his opponent, that those of us who went through the war will treat them in the language they understand was so offense, in that area, kicking about treating people in the language. the understanding is like to have the demo government talking about the it's like the which was the season one day talking about the genocide the happen back. do you mean that the women that were rip, that's the band with band. do you mean the estimate that 3000000 people that were killed during the war on the language on the band with withers response was not to block the president's account or to band to hurry from the platform. just deleted his tweet for violating its policy on abusive behavior. then harris government and blocked winter criminalized it's use for the 40000000 nigerians who have accounts for what it called undermining nigeria as corporate existing. to have allowed to do, you might be more to the gratian bridge to we just miss. and andrea is very suspect. what is the agenda with that old is what is that kid down to

when a general bas mila mohammed, the, as the new defense in i'm done for today, my name will take you through the next few hours. right after the listening post. teach, you know, you can watch out for english streaming live. and i do 2 channels. plus thousands of our programs award winning documentaries. and you get to choose subscribe. you choose dot com forward slash al jazeera english kerry and j area. we have a government housing lender. the operate house has been from deb spot right now as a gag. shipping of the bird has been timing for now. hopefully, that does not damage the unity of the country. alarm richard gilbert in europe. the listening post where we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is covered. here are the media stories we're examining this week. nigeria, the tweet from the president account, that ended up getting twitter back right across the country. election day. you now, jerry, the government is feeling the heat on the street. it's responses to arrest journalists and take a broadcaster off the air. stereotypes then and now post cards from the colonial

but also the college such anti childrens foundation, which secured his freedom 60 years ago, mohammed was forced to work in the factory when he was just his own. now he and his frame, i want to prevent other children from being exploited. i do. i got, i got a lot of the loop by juices and money carrying out to campaign. we are fighting to save the children from exploitation and abuse, and they will bring up if you see children traveling to dinner, your mom by your job or calcutta, then ring this free hotline. why? blah, blah, some of this information that's getting these free telephone numbers can help my children. we are fighting for children's rights. my 3 children are still small. 57, and 9 years old because the school is closed, they are attending the stomach schools, the macross. but the woman tells them that she wouldn't sent her children away to work. is he a cartoon? if i'm able to read the act, the least telephone number, she never went. school neighbor, however, has sent his 14 year old son to the indian capital daily to work, to earn money for the family. the family needs a

>> jolani: >> smith: his name is abu mohammed al jolani. as a former al qaeda leader, the u.s. has a $10 million reward for information leing to his capture. he heads the organization for the liberation of the levant, hay'at tahrir al sham, the most powerful islamist faction in syria. he has agreed to meet because he is trying to overhaul his image. >> not much is known about its leader, abu mohammed al jolani. he joined al qaeda... >> smith: in the past, he's battled americans in iraq. he's deployed suicide bombers in syria. and to this day, he stands accused of imprisoning and torturing his critics. (siren blaring) you're, you're recognized, you're designated as a terrorist by the united states, by the united nations, by many governments. what do you say to them? >> jolani: >> smith: we sat down together in a secure location in idlib province in northwest syria. he insists that today, americans should trust him. you pledged allegiance to al qaeda. you worked with abu bakr al baghdadi, the emir of isis. so for you to say that you were not

while the countries information minister lie mohammed question to twitters actions, labeling them as very suspect twitter have these all woof for the universe. he was a president and wearing toward fierce very badge and consigned situation. he is free to express such views. let's bring in our correspondence said move any who is scans and by in lego. hello to you, fred. can you tell us a bit more about what exactly led to this twitter ban? well, there couple may be 3 points i can put forward here. first of all, lots. yeah. when there was a south port is when we are protesting against police will power tree top kind of g and i'm be fired. their voice is something that nigeria and the government was not happy about then least entry present to heidi 3 kids in the reaction to the current after you cute the across the country. but then she kind of put, posted the tree, the tree top so that it actually reaches its rules and regulations, and then they deleted these to it after the division of the street, the government of an idea that was of course, angry. and then they said the tree top was

one of the men is mohammed whose man this photograph was taken by officers with the border control agency front, tx claiming to be a refugee whose man had aroused suspicion. when he told from tech officials he would, syrian yet could only speak a smattering of arabic. he couldn't describe what his alleged birthplace of aleppo looked like. despite this and late october european counter terrorism authorities allow mon and another suspect to enter the you both are isis terrorist. apparently there to be kept under surveillance as they make their way through europe. the 2 terrorists had north, through the balkans, guided via mobile phone by a handler and syria, along their way. they're provided with information money and a succession of new phones. this later becomes known from the chat history on their phones was fund who was originally assigned to part of the powers. the tax failed to get the day after the paris attacks, whose man and his companion are arrested in a refugee accommodation center near sounds berg and held, and the local prison security analyst saw john go hell has studied the

but mohammed's mother, i don't feel bad about what she did to her son. and then maybe we can do my part to make me feel like we'll go from there. but when i think about it, the memories flood back with us. i try to avoid that. i distract myself. i don't want this to happen to any more children or from the, from the foundations long term child rehabilitation center. the ash ram helped bring him back then, far away from his family. he learned to read and write and he was trying to be an electrician. i'm at, you're taught it on a very special please. his instructor is on the other end. how are you? hi, everything is good to go. you know what? i'm also well, so i'm, i'm currently carrying out a campaign to protect the children in the villages near and i'm doing a few jobs isn't electrician putting with i've made up my was just to see he always wanted to learn new things when he was inquisitive. not all children alike that could tell either good. he was very persistent and demanding that he would say, teach me how to repair on demand water. he was, he was alw

the hungarian fence, the order mohammed will be competing in japan 25 years after she made her limbic davy. at $996.00, atlanta gave the 45 year old as qualified for hungry foil fencing teen potato. why she will become the 11 woman to compete at $711.00 pay games. mohammed is in the team as a replacement and we take part in individual competition. she's want to silva and fix brahms bottles of the world fencing championships, but it still say can have an impact metal want to put the best bet for months and then training. actually i'm training carter them years or 10 years 20 years ago. probably because the fencing goes away, change has changed and it's more athletic. and plus i have to catch up with the younger ones. so how made it clearly been putting in the way because she prepares to set a new national record for the most and then pick appearances by any hungarian athlete . she grew up, nothing contact with her father. but one person who's been by her side for it when it's her trainer, who mohammed says is more in a coach, has been 35 years that we are working to me other. but i can

pick games. mohammed is in the team as a replacement won't take part of individual competition. she's want to silva and 6 brahms metals at the wild fencing championship, but it's still if they can have us eliminate metal one to put the best performance and then training actually i'm training quarter them years or 10 years 20 years ago . probably because a fencing goes away, change has changed and it's more atlantic and plus i have to catch up with the younger ones. so mohammed clearly being putting in the work she prepares to set a new national record for the most olympic appearances by any hungarian athletes. she grew up not in contact with her syrian father, but one person who's been by his side through it all is traina who mm hm. it says is more than a coach has been 35 years that we are working together. but i can say that this is a little bit more than just the coach and student relationship. it's i can see, and they used to say that it's for like a friend or daughter relationship. it might be because i was away without the front or so i was raised only by my mom and he was

and mohamed is sitting there debating the merits of non—violent versus violent resistance with an isistes is doing that, is because they wanted to radicalise their own opposition because it justifies their suppression, and that's what needs to change. the united states should not be given military assistance to governments like egypt. the united states and the united kingdom should not be selling arms to a government of mohammed bin salman in saudi arabia. i do think this has to change. you're right, and as someone who's been in power, i'm trying to speak more honestly and openly in ways i think its past time we do. how can the us lecture people about democracy when some of our most high—profile allies here are clearly anything but? very interesting point. so, now, before he end, let's quickly talk about what you call the home front. that is, the politics inside the united states of america. if america is to be credible as the ultimate defender of freedom and democracy around the world, it has to be seen to uphold those principles at home. one problem you have is that donald trump did

and that is why president mohammed dupel hardy's tweet, the one that warned his opponent, that those of us who went through the war will treat them in the language they understand was so offense in that area, kick him about teaching people in the language. this is like the have the demo government talking about the whole it's like the season one dad talking about the genocide that happened back. do you mean that the women that were rid that's the bandwidth on the plan. do you mean the estimated 3000000 minority that you're doing the one with the band with whether it's response was not to block the president account or to ban to hurry from the platform. just deleted his tweet for violating his policy on abusive behavior. then hurried government and blocked dewitter criminalized it's use for the 40000000 nigerians who have accounts for what it called undermining nigeria as corporate existing to have allowed to do you like more to the gratian bridge to we just miss an andrea very suspect. what is the agenda with that is, what is that kid you are green? who's got to put in the books? if

twins muna and mohammed al—kurd were detained on sunday morning.st correspondent tom bateman reports. israeli police take muna el—kurd away in handcuffs. "don't be afraid," she tells her family. their case has grabbed global attention as palestinians again face being uprooted. supporters gather outside the police station where muna and her twin brother mohammed are held. theirfather nabil waits outside. "i don't care if they arrested them," he says. "because they're fighting forjerusalem. they're fighting for the quality of their life, for the right to live in their home." then as muna is released... ..israeli forces fired stun grenades towards the crowds and the press. we had to run and it's still extremely tense here. there are more firecrackers now. and more stun grenades. you can just see how this case crystallises the current tension injerusalem. it's not all over yet. theel—kurds and several other family face eviction in their homes to make way forjewish families in sheikh jarrah. israel claims it's a private housing dispute accusing palestin

but there are concerns about the credibility of the vote and the crisis emptied re mohammed the reports. the can you will move that, that campaign rally for europe is ruling prosperity, party, supporters of prime minister. but i came to see him when a popular mandate, they believe would enable him deal decisively with the many challenges facing the country. elections should have taken place earlier this year, but were twice postponed due to the outbreak of covet 19 and logistical challenges . faced by the electro bought a total of $37000000.00 people hovered just to vote at a go bought on a farmer in the populace. automotive, jan is one of them. we have stood and received education and a dance on how to vote. however we on such in what election will bring in. we are really hoping for peace and a bit a p o. p are the prime minister prosperity, but the polity up in movement has filled the most candidates for national parliamentary raises and is widely expected to secure a new top. how about faith is a position from $4.00 to $7.00 parties. most of all must sticking most sovereignty for the

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one of the men is mohammed whose man this photograph was taken by officers with the border control agency front, tx claiming to be a refugee whose man had aroused suspicion. when he told from tech officials he would, syrian yet could only speak a smattering of arabic. he couldn't describe what his legit birthplace of aleppo looked like. despite this and late october european counter terrorism authorities allow mon and another suspect to enter the you both are isis terrorist. apparently there to be kept under surveillance as they make their way through europe. the to terrorists had north through the balkans, guided via mobile phone by a handler and syria, along their way. they're provided with information money and a succession of new phones. this later becomes known from the chat histories on their phone was fund who was originally assigned to part of the powers. the tax failed to get the day after the paris attacks, whose man and his companion are arrested in a refugee accommodation center near salisbury and held, and the local prison security analyst saw john go hell has studied the mon

i didn't win, but i tell a story about of man name mohammed, egyptian american.d after being shot. he's tortured in the most gruesome ways. he goes on a hunger strike. the egyptian authorities put an isis recruiter in his prison cell. mohamed is sitting there debating the merits of nonviolent versus violent resistance with an isis recruiter. the reason we get billions of dollars from the united states is doing that is because they wanted to radicalise their own opposition because itjustifies their suppression, and that's what needs to change. the united states should not be given military systems to governments like egypt. the united states and the united kingdom should not be selling arms to a government of mohammed and saudi arabia. i do think this has to change. you're right and as someone who's been in power, speak more honestly and openly in ways i think it's past time we do. how can you let your people about democracy when some of our most high—profile allies here are clearly anything but?- allies here are clearly an him but? , , anything but? very interest

yeah, i think that's correct. mohammed, thank you for your time mohammed ocurred, a palestinian writer who is on the phone there from occupied east jerusalem. if you are just joining us. $1745.00 gmc on al jazeera, uncommon, santa maria, continuing coverage of be arrest of one of our own out 0 jonas, javan. but daddy who has been arrested, detained by israeli forces without any charge. the only reason and i'm using that word very loosely given is that she was harassing security forces. back is what these ready police and these are the pictures of it happening in front of the media . the cameras, the c giovanni. they are being handcuffed and taken away, taken to a police station where she was denied access to her lawyer initially. but he is now with her and we're hoping to hear something from him shortly. we have a correspondent outside the police station in jerusalem. in the meantime, we're getting plenty of reaction from all over the world, and we're now going to speak to barbara 3 on fi, i'm sorry. i think i've got your name. right. yes. john fi is the executive director of the inter

and why is this election mohammed so important to the islamic republic? i mean, many people believe that the next president is likely to become the new supreme leader. how much of a change would that be for the power structure in the country? the next president, we call the next to the leader by the bus with the how many he so he was, he was credited probably could be wrong, and then he became his next meter. so. so i think that he can be a model who can be there, but i'm not sure about a mama. just talk to us about what are the issues that matter to the voters. i mean, the economy as a jabari was saying they have been crippled by sanctions imposed by the trump administration. iran's been badly hit by the corona virus pandemic. so what ordinary people, one from this election, in order for mr. had several honey supported negotiations. we think community so to check the rules to international. busy community in order to get some benefit on ocean, but they haven't had a good experience from those are changing to another or you all moving arrive, but you need

about mohammed just bring this up to date with a dire, i suppose the situation is there while, while the question is getting was by the day, according to a to just like the world food program and the un office for the coordination of humanitarian activities in some places, according to the un office for the coordination of humanitarian activities. the situation is full, but some people are part dying. it give the example all for the all off a district which is south or mikaela, the capital of the region, way, faith, $150.00 people half side. how more of a do through thought, trying to help the more than 5000000 people in the great region. not finding it very hard to reach or not they need to get to, to give a wi fi the world for program is saying that it's not only managed to reach 1200000 people, and that's at 90 percent of the population. still, you see hunger, i'm hungry, related the ailments, 7 months of the prime minister sent these forces to the 2 great regions to white, the renegade administration of that particular region. the flight thing is still going on. some of the major

twins muna and mohammed al—kurd were detained on sunday morning. handcuffs. don't be afraid she tells her family. handcuffs. don't be afraid she tells herfamily. their case has grabbed global attention as palatine the two palestinians again face being uprooted. supporters gather outside the police station where her and her twin brother mohammed i held. their father waits outside.— twin brother mohammed i held. their father waits outside. translation: i don't care if they _ father waits outside. translation: i don't care if they arrested _ father waits outside. translation: i don't care if they arrested them, - father waits outside. translation: i don't care if they arrested them, he l don't care if they arrested them, he says. because they're fighting for jerusalem and chubb juror. says. because they're fighting for jerusalem and chubbjuror. they're fighting for the quality of their life, for the right to live in their home. then as she is released... israeli forces fired stun grenades towards the crowds and the press. we had to run and there is st

let's bring in mohammed islam a. he's a political to search and join us by a skype from karen? right? yes, we do have the guest here. so let's talk 1st mohammed, if you can about the candidates for people now left in the race with abraham racy expected to when he has the support of the hard liners. what does he bring to arrange in politics? then? you know, he was gonna be, he'd be chief to this new system. so most of the people are paying about the person who we'll foreign with the correction in the system. and so it is the main idea behind support the mr. re fi. but also there are other things about us or ac you're presenting, the ideal somehow funded medical issues or persons of things to be regarding the internet, the relations of the things that the government has been wor, copy, guarding the negotiation. so mr. res, seem to continue the negotiations bar. same to the people that the way that they want to continue the negotiations with mohammad. why the selection so important to the republic? i mean many people believe that the next president is going to become the new supre

rawdah mohamed, welcome to hardtalk.were at the age of eight, your family fled the conflict in somalia and moved to norway as refugees. that must have been a bit of a culture shock, no? yes. thank you for having me, by the way. yes, it was culture shock because i was only used to the refugee camp, my family and the people around. so when i came, it was... everything was different. not only the culture, but also the climate was very different. and i knew it was very far away from home. and so it was a bit of a traumatic experience at first, really. ok, so traumatic experience, because you moved to skien, a small town in southern norway. norway is a very homogeneous country, about five and a half million people, and in skien, most of the people there were white, hadn't even seen a black person before. and you said that... "that was when i mentally decided i was going to be confident in who i am." what do you mean by that? how did the traumatic experiences fashion your thinking? i think when i was in the refugee camp, even

where chance like death, the arabs and insults towards the prophet mohammed were heard. and in beta in the occupied west bank, at least $47.00 palestinians have been injured during process against an illegal settlement. outpost israeli soldiers, 5 take ass and revocation bullets. judas bus demonstrators after friday press this week marks 54 years since the illegal occupation of east jerusalem. daphne decker has more from occupied east jerusalem protest had been called for authority of damascus gate and protests to the races. i didn't cite full charm by the israeli right wing nationalists on the flag march on tuesday. the project didn't reach damascus gate, but a couple of 100 did protest. soon after friday prayers into the alex, a compound there was a stand off with is really forces a couple of polishing, is injured and arrested. it was then dispersed. we also had the usual friday protests in beta and the occupied west bank people there, the village protesting against the expansion and the, the setup, let's say of the legal is really outpost of every tar. this is an outp

twins muna and mohammed al—kurd were detained on sunday morning. bateman reports. israeli police take her away in handcuffs. don't be afraid she tells her family. their case has grabbed global attention as palatine the two palestinians again face being uprooted. supporters gather outside the police station where her and her twin brother mohammed i held. their father waits outside. translation: i don't care if they arrested l them, he says. because they're fighting forjerusalem. they're fighting for the quality of their life, for the right to live in their home. then as she is released... ..israeli forces fired stun grenades towards the crowds and the press. we had to run and it's still extremely tense here. there are more firecrackers now. and more stun grenades. you can just see how this case crystallises the current tension injerusalem. it's not all over yet. they and several other family face eviction in their homes to make wau forjewish families. israel claims it's a private housing dispute accusing palestinians of making it a nationalist cause