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trump tweeted a string of inflammatory videos purporting to show violence being committed by muslims. >> mrpresident, why have you been retweeting anti-muslim videos? >> reporter: the videos shared by an anti-islam ultra-nationalist party britain first, a group known for hate-filled incitement. jay defranzen, the group's deputy leader, thanked the president. >> i'd like to start by saying how delighted i am that as the leader of the free world, you took the time out to retweet three of my videos. donald trump retweeted three of my tweets because he wanted to raise awareness on issues regarding immigration and lack of border control. >> reporter: condemnation came swiftly from britain's highest office. >> britain first is a hateful organization. >> reporter: a rare rebuke from the country's closest ally. franzen argues her movement is based not on hate but on the feelings of ordinary citizens. >> you're seeing a side of politics that has actually been on the back foot for a long time, and that is the patriotic, commonsense, everyday man saying, you know what, i'm from the uk, i should be put

well muslim voices harry saying look mr trump may have done what he's done but he's got to sign this waiver at least another six times so let's just wait and see what actually happens. well that's not the message coming from the palestinian leadership certainly they that that the wave of the actual physical moving of the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem is one thing but. it's really in terms of the philosophy of over all this it's more important to declare that the united states views israel as the capital of jerusalem especially in the way that donald trump did the language that he used talking about the ancient nature of its jewish links talking about it being the heart of the one of the most thriving democracies in the world those lot of extremely supportive language towards israel and nothing really for the palestinians beyond saying that the final status had not been prejudged by the united states that the limits of israeli sovereignty would have to be worked out in any final negotiation in a two state solution if that is what both sides wanted that isn't enough at all for the

then really that blart talk is very cheap it's easy for us arab capitals and for you know other muslim leader mr to condemn the united states and to condemn israel in triumph and the need to yahoo but also might lead talk is cheap and what we're not seeing and the so far huge amounts of violence either by the palestinians who are i you know if there were problems. with the u.s. embassy located in jerusalem not been an obvious target for terrorist attacks. oh i would certainly be very defensive there's no question. that would be you know security would be a very real concern but i suppose that that's the risk the trump administration is willing to to you know trump doesn't want to be seen as backing down in the face of violence certainly oh man so if anything i think it's kind of these kind of violent protests reinforce in his mind the idea that he's doing something right max much appreciate your views thanks for coming on max abrams assistant professor of public policy at northeastern university. now two palestinians have been killed and hundreds injured in large scale protests this is according

christian populations have faced terrorist attacks and they were harmed more than their fellow muslim citizens. in. mr president you have political career and compass is a great deal of the period since lebanese independence from france in recent days we've seen a renewed friend raul in terms of helping to the solve the crisis concerning the resignation of prime minister who really do you welcome this new french involvement and how do you think this will play out. here. france is a country on the shore of the mediterranean sea. the countries that are within the basin of the mediterranean sea have been neighbors since ancient times. the mediterranean was the cradle of all civilizations which spread into the west and america. many. this is why we've been cooperating with each other for a long time and we also benefit each other economically and so we are affected by each other culturally. at the us how. are you as president of lebanon about the possibility of further is really incursions into your country. good bad. i think that's after the july two thousand and six war israel will no longer attack leba

avenging history — but you surely know more than anybody else that mr modi is seen by muslims in indiatill has a cloud hanging over him because of what happened in gujarat in 2002. you know that there are still serious allegations about his role as chief minister in riots which killed many, many hundreds of muslims. given that past, surely your advice to him, and you do speak to him, is to be as tough as he can possibly be on what you call hate crimes. but that is a phrase that he does not use. no, he does not use it. do you think you should? i think what mr modi has to do is to make sure that the political agenda moves decisively away from these sectarian issues, that the political agenda is focused principally on the question of development, and that identity politics of such a narrow variety. how do you do it is a question. forgive me for interrupting, it is rude, but ijust want to air the figures. there is a phrase which has developed in india in the last two years of cow vigilantism. it is seen as a problem. i have looked at the figures, i've looked at the past seven years. 97% of

lot of pencil saudi arabia right now and i know you're calling for this look a to do list mr bin this did muslim is good but my question is and my question is lifted do you think saudis will listen to your calling for the leave to other. you know public speakers and women and men who are actually for peace are also calling on saudis to la louve to split hates us and is calling on south africa locate other humanitarian organizations are actually calling on the saudis to lift the blockade they're not listening to anyone. what dale what dialogue are you talking about as there is no unfortunately there is no enough brush or. four years ago the end immigrates and didn't the international community should do that they international community should as somebody why do they do it do like that i did not it's just the statements they've made some statements the said thing and maybe you are asking me about the blue cage that is led by saudi and in it but you don't ask me about blockade that is by the by this is backwards from here on they are sister cells and fourteen they are on makes easy in being in bei

mr trump drew is the red line for muslims. in cairo the head of the arab league said embassy would be an unnecessary provocation to the arab world the kings of saudi arabia and jordan both criticize the move as did iraqi prime minister high dare a body. that has had. the iraqi government warns of the consequences of this decision on the stability of the area and of the world it ignores the rights of palestinians and arabs and muslims alike. the united states appears to recognize that trumps announcement may trigger unrest in the mideast the state department has ordered its consulate personnel in israel not to conduct personal travel in jerusalem's old city or the west bank. let's get more now on the situation we are joined by marcus kind here in the studio he is an international fares expert at the german institute for international and security affairs welcome to you marcus take us through the basics here why is declaring jerusalem the capital or rather recognizing it as the capital such a controversial issue it isn't legal i

mr truck drew is the red line for muslims. in cairo the head of the arab league said embassy would be an unnecessary provocation to the arab world the kings of saudi arabia and jordan both criticize the move as did iraqi prime minister. and. the iraqi government warns of the consequences of this decision on the stability of the area and of the world it ignores the rights of palestinians and arabs and muslims alike . the united states appears to recognize that trumps announcement may trigger unrest in the mideast the state department has ordered its consulate personnel in israel not to conduct personal travel in jerusalem's old city or the west bank. and for more on this development i'm joined now by my colleagues aaron tilton who is with us here in the studio tanya kramer is also standing by with the view from jerusalem aaron i'd like to begin first with you what is trump's motivation behind this move well the short answer is he's fulfilling a campaign promise the long answer is that trump is really facing a lot of pressure ba

mr truck drew is the red line for muslims in cairo the head of the arab league said moving the u.s. embassy would be an unnecessary provocation to the arab world the kings of saudi arabia and jordan both criticize the move as did iraqi prime minister i dare a body that. had better be sure the iraqi government warns of the consequences of this decision on the stability of the area and of the world it ignores the rights of palestinians and arabs and muslims alike. what. the united states appears to recognize that trumps announcement may trigger unrest in the mideast the state department has ordered its consulate personnel in israel not to conduct personal travel in jerusalem's old city or the west bank. earlier we spoke to did he is correspondent in washington and for nominee he gave us some of the background behind the trump administration's new basically all presidents and bill clinton have been kicking this can down the road every six months because twenty two years ago the u.s. congress passed a law the jerusalem embassy act which says that jerusalem is the capital of israel and t

mr. blinken, is muslim, and he said, many brits who love america and americans will see this as a betrayalf that the president of our closest ally doesn't see that his support of this extremist group actively undermines the values of tolerance and diversity that makes britain so great. other leaders demands trump's invitation to visit be resci rescinded. the can the relationship make it through a trump administration? >> it will make it through, but he's not making it easy. it takes real effort to pick a fight our closest ally and partner, is he's done that several times with prime minister may, despite her best efforts to have a strong relationship. and today's example is really, really unfortunate. because, as you've said, he's legitimatized basically a neo-nazi group in the uk. that's made life more difficult for theresa may. it's going to alienate partners around the world, including in the arab and muslim world who we need to be with us, and its inciting people here in the united states to go after their fellow citizens who happen to be monday. don, it would be one thing if the presid

president trump tweeted a string of inflammatory videos purporting to show violence committed by muslims. >> mren retweeting anti-muslim videos? >> reporter: the three videos originally shared by an anti-islam group called britain first. a group known for hate-filled incitement. but condemnation came swiftly from britain's highest office. >> britain first is a hateful organization. >> reporter: and it turned out the attacker in this video wasn't a muslim migrant after all. the attacker was actually dutch. tweeting to the president, facts do matter. yet the white house doubled down, denying the president was pushing anti-muslim propaganda. >> look, i'm not talking about the nature of the video. i think you're focussing on the wrong thing. >> reporter: instead, making a case for national security. >> the threat is real. that's what the president is talking about. the need for military spending. the need for national security. those are very real things. there's nothing fake about that. >> reporter: today porous borders and changing demographics seem to be reviving some of those view s >> stop the

muslims. freedom fighting across the world. you're absolutely mr president russia. your expenses your majesty. your. distinguished participants who are here today. and to have behind us the world at large of peoples our nations all muslims and christians. both in our region and. in our support to defend jerusalem and preserve it against the conspiracy is. that being played to alter its nature and character particularly after those american recent decisions that are in full violation of international law and defiance of the feelings of both muslims and christians well. we. rise up to state. together. in a clear and ambiguous manner that. has been will be eternally the capital of the state of palestine this is.

muslims. saudi arabia's king salman told mr trump the relocation of the embassy or the recognition of jerusalem's capital would constitute a flagrant provocation of muslims all over the world. the status ofjerusalem muslims all over the world. the status of jerusalem goes muslims all over the world. the status ofjerusalem goes to the heart of israel's conflict with the palestinians. political observers say the president is treading a fine line between acknowledging a historic reality and alienating palestinians. the concern is, how do you do this in a way that you do not prejudge the sovereignty of the eastern part of the city? and here, i think that is the fine line he has to walk, which is to acknowledge the historic reality about the western pa rt historic reality about the western part of the city, but make clear he doesn't want to put his thumb on the scale and prejudge the outcome of these negotiations between israel and the power simians. —— peace negotiations. —— the palestinians. israel's intelligence minister says the country is preparing for every option, including an out wreck of vi

muslims. saudi arabia's king salman told mr trump the relocation of the embassy or recognition ofjerusalem as ld constitute a flagrant provocation of muslims all over the world. the status ofjerusalem goes to the heart of israel's conflict with the palestinians. political observers say the president's treading a fine line between acknowledging a historic reality and alienating palestinians. israel's intelligence minister has said the country is preparing for every option, including an outbreak of violence. us citizens have been warned by the state department to ignore areas with crowds. peter bowes, bbc news. there are warnings from charities this morning that people are facing russia has been banned from competing at next year's winter olympics in south korea following an investigation into state—sponsored doping at the sochi games four years ago. the international olympic committee issued the punishment yesterday, but said russian athletes who can prove they are clean will be allowed to compete, under a neutralflag. we can talk now to our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg for the latest.

mr trump jerusalem is a red line for muslims. we will follow the struggle to the very last moment with determination and we could even go right up to cutting our diplomatic relations with israel. a way must be found through negotiations to resolve the status of jerusalem as the future capital of the states so that they both this can be fulfilled where medicine was our yard for. the council of ministers rejects this step and expresses its utmost concern regarding this step as well as the moving of the american embassy to jerusalem the iraqi government warns of the consequences of this decision on the stability of the area and the world ignoring the rights of palestinians and the arab and muslim world and other religions let's talk. he's a co-founder of the electronic intifada he joins us live from chicago. he's going to sign the waivers at least for another six signings but he says he's either going to move the embassy or even build a new one so what does this actually achieve. well i think it order to achieve this is to its truth

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mr trump, jerusalem is the red line for muslims. we will continue our fight until the last minute.n go as far as cutting diplomatic ties with israel. also making news today, the united nations political affairs chief is on a rare four—day visit to pyongyang. the trip byjeffrey feltman is the first by a senior un official in six years. it comes after last week's launch of what north korea called its most powerful inter—continental ballistic missile, claiming it could hit the us. the un's human rights chief has issued a powerful indictment of myanmar‘s treatment of ethnic rohingya muslims. zeid ra'ad al hussein detailed reports of what he called acts of appalling brutality, including the murder of children and the deliberate burning to death of people in their homes. the african born artist lubaina himid has been awarded the prestigious 2017 turner prize. himid, who is based in the north—west of england, is, at 63, the oldest artist ever to win the best known accolade in british art, which was opened to over 50s this year for the first time in more than 25 years. her work celebrates

turkish president roger type edda one says the move would be a red line for muslims the french president emmanuel macro told mr trump in a phone call that the status of jerusalem must be decided in peace talks between israelis and palestinians saudi arabia has also weighed in on the s.c. and its ambassador to the u.s. says the move could heighten tensions in the region other arab states have also warned president trump against moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. a bomb has exploded on a bus in the syrian city of homs two people were killed nine others were injured it happened in the a crumb or neighborhood of the government held city lebanon's cabinet is meeting for the first time since it was plunged into a political crisis after prime minister saad hariri offered his resignation last month he announced he was quitting while syria and then stayed in saudi arabia for two weeks let's go live now to the lebanese capital beirut and our correspondent there zain a harder. first of all what is the status then of the prime minister saad hariri is he is he imposed store is he not. well he did call for this

muslims". egypt's president is urging donald mr trump "not to complicate the situation in the region".nd jordan addressed the issue at a joint press conference. there is no alternative to the two state solution and jerusalem is key to any peace agreement, it is key to the stability of the entire region. translation: nobody has the right to play with the destiny of billions of people for the sake of personal ambitions. such a step will only play into the hands of terror groups. i spoke to lyse doucet our chief international correspondent about what this means for the peace process. the history of the peace process and it has to be said failed peace process is symbols matter as much a substance. when it comes the symbol is no greater symbol of the attempt to find a solution to one of the most intractable conflict anywhere in the world, jerusalem. jerusalem is not, it is notjust one of the most coveted and controversial pieces of real estate anywhere in the world, it's also a symbol of the desire, you had from king ofjordan, the two state solution, to have an israeli and palestinian state

mr trump, jerusalem is the red line for muslims. we will continue our fight until the last minute. as far as cutting diplomatic ties with israel. israel sees jerusalem as its eternal, undivided capital and it has long been a source of frustration for israeli leaders that there is no recognition of its full sovereignty over the city, but palestinians want east jerusalem as the capital of their future independent state. it has been the international consensus it has been the international consensus for a long time now that the status of the city should be decided in a negotiated peace deal between israel and the palestinians. the east of jerusalem between israel and the palestinians. the east ofjerusalem of course was captured by israel in the 1967 middle east war, later annexed captured by israel in the 1967 middle east war, laterannexed in captured by israel in the 1967 middle east war, later annexed in a move that is not recognised internationally. that is really all the sensitivities. at the moment, all countries that have an embassy in israel keep them in or close to tel aviv, a

who tormented your son were muslims why weren't they quickly suspended from school after these incidents. suspended for. we were told that it is easy to suspend mr. or to expel them from school. so that it would take a long time and there are so many didn't want to do it. the one pupil who threatened him with the pistol was indeed expelled but the others are still running around there and enjoying their happy school life so to speak. the school director went on to admit in interviews that he should have acted sooner . he regretted this but that what. is nothing but it's still a mystery to me why he didn't intervene immediately get tough and set boundaries. because as it was there was nothing preventing any kind of attack in the school tolerated or ignored it. jews are increasing the number of desecrations who grapes is increasing in berlin some of the stumbling stones the bronze plaques in memory of murdered jews have been torn out of the pavement. what do you have to say about this change of climate would you advise jews to appear in public with a star of david or a keeper. no it's not a good idea if you don't feel that your faith requires you

mr trump jerusalem is a red line for muslims. we will follow the struggle to the very last moments with determination and we could even go right up to cutting our diplomatic relations with israel. for. the council of ministers rejects this step and expresses its utmost concern regarding this step as well as the moving of the american embassy to jerusalem the iraqi government warns of the consequences of this decision on the stability of the area and the world ignoring the rights of palestinians and the arab and muslim world and other religions. there are indications that the united states in the coming days will recognize that a city with famous capital by the way without consulting with europe we all know what far reaching consequences a step would have germany's position on the should remains unchanged the solution a did a solution problem can only be found a valid negotiations between the two parties now they want security council has appealed to all sides in yemen to recommit to a un led political process to end the conflict

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mr trump's decision has prompted protests across the arab and muslim world the latest when the n.b.c. in capital jakarta where the presidential were due to urge the u.s. to reconsider security has been tightened outside the u.s. embassy where demonstrators have gathered on friday. the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov says north korea's leader kim jong un wants direct talks with the white house to discuss security guarantees from the u.s. lavrov said he passed on pyongyang's desire for direct talks to the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson when they met on the sidelines of a conference in vienna on thursday southern california is battling for wildfires around los angeles as the fires have destroyed five hundred sixty square kilometers of land and forced more than two hundred thousand people to leave their homes those are your headlines the news continues after the stream i will see you very soon but bye for now. he was born in ireland but at seventeen found himself in the middle of a political revolution in egypt. about democracy. sixty people were put a hundred thousand peopl

jerusalem as the capital of israel slamming other nations for a weak response mr aragon appeared to be speaking home behalf of the muslim world when he claimed if we lose jerusalem then we won't be able to protect me dina if we lose medina we will lose mecca and caba the organization of islamic cooperation held an emergency meeting in istanbul weight called on the international community to commit to making east jerusalem their palestinian capital. the us decision on your use of them because of the great fires against the historical and permanent rights to palestine. jerusalem see the united states the solution to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel is a dangerous one it will strengthen security and stability and frustrates efforts to resume the peace process yet as a mayor all every possible step must be taken to prevent the implementation of this illegal action by the u.s. administration however there is one question that sticks out here what factors and eleven months made it possible for the u.s. president's trip to take such an outrageous act and it's not just moved to mation is reacting to the u.s. recogni

from seven muslim majority countries, people gathered at airports around the country, dulles, jfk, o'hare, logan, seatac just to name a few to demand the release of immigrants detained. for mr, trump's attack on muslims and immigrants is acu acutely personal. his son, a naturalized american muslim, was killed in combat in iraq in 2004 and gold star father khan joins me now. >> joy, i am so saddened for my country, for my nation, for the country and nation for which we have fought. we continue to defend. i invite donald trump and his racist and his islamophobe to go to the arlington cemetery and go to section 60, face all of the tombstones there, and if they have any shame, any shame they should refrain from this unamerican activity. >> today the resistance is rising up to demand that donald trump release his tax returns with protests in cities all across the country. >> i really do believe in the power of the people, and i think it's very important for us to resist and to demand. he must show his taxes. every president since nixon has shown their taxes, and i think the people have a right to know. >> mr. president, what's your decision on daca, mr. president? >> thank you v

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