mubarak said publicly was on the stage and. the son of a bitch. after a brief interval the p.l.o. leader was assured that the size of the jericho region was still under negotiation he signed the document and a few comments. finally with the briefest of handshakes and deal was done at the very last minute. on july 1st 1904 yasser arafat returned to his home and reclaimed his position as the palestinian leader. it was an ambivalent return he came back and had to govern palestine which was divided and driven apart. or perhaps israel brought him back in order to control him. what was the price we had to pay for his return home was this $1.00 of also most minefields or was it the 1st step toward peace and the liberation of palestine. as we made our way to promise time my heart pounded and i was choked with the emotion of the moment. i wept tears i had never went before kissing and hugging all my relatives and friends. the last time i met my father in jordan i hinted that i might be coming home so he cried and raised his hands swearing he would prepare a feast on my return. with my sadn

and to defend the interests of the people rather than the major private corporate interests league mubarak. as. the in. the world is driven by shaped by the 3rd person or those with. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. one else child saw same wrong all right old clothes just don't all. the old believe yet to shape our disdain because to educate and in again train equals to trail all the once on a find themselves worlds apart. just a look for common ground. it's look at collapsed as now the whole system would collapse would follow and everything would be put back years president of gives an interview to russian media including r.t. where he warns that the country will collapse if he leaves. the dozens are arrested during rallies in support of the. opposition figurehead kolesnik over. the british government's handling of the pandemic forces many state health service doctors to consider quitting according to a new poll. in other headlines brussels warns boris johnson.

mubarak said publicly was on the stage and. the son of a bitch. after a brief interval the p.l.o. leader was assured that the size of the jericho region was still under negotiation he signed the document and added a few comments finally with the briefest of answer except it was done at the very last minute. on july 1st 1904 yasser arafat returned to his home and reclaimed his position as the palestinian leader. it was an ambivalent return he came back and had to govern palestine which was divided and driven apart. or perhaps israel brought him back in order to control him. what was the price we had to pay for his return home was this $1.00 of those minefields or was it the 1st step toward peace and the liberation of palestine. as we made our way to promised time my heart pounded and i was choked with the emotion of the moment. i went to as i never went before kissing and hugging all my relatives and friends. the last time i met my father in jordan i hinted that i might be coming home so it cried and raised his hands swearing he would prepare a feast on my return. with my sadness w

mubarak said it probably. the son of a bitch. after a brief interval the p.l.o. leader was assured that the signs of the jericho region was still under negotiation he signed the document and did a few comments finally with the briefest of answer except to go was done at the very last minute. on july 1st 1904 yasser arafat returned to his home and reclaimed his position as the palestinian leader. it was an ambivalent return he came back and had to govern palestine which was divided and driven apart. or perhaps israel brought him back in order to control him. what was the price we had to pay for his return home was this $1.00 of those minefields or was it the 1st step toward peace and the liberation of palestine. as we made our way to probably his time my heart pounding and i was choked with the emotion of the moment. i wept tears i had never wept before kissing and hugging all my relatives and friends. the last time i met my father in jordan i hinted that i might be coming home so it cried and raised his hands swearing he would prepare a feast on my return. my sad

you some skin mubarak's music is beginning in the us it's got him on the what is a secret good part of the thing one could look at but after killing. him is how many that brazil get up on the business this year is the opposite of getting that a beating the boss is going to be driving in the snow is that was the really the. idea got me for my seat on kevin durant in the lead but he's. got the victim here. very concerned by the attacks of foreign multinationals against his country monaco is writing articles and preparing a book on the subject. he is visiting his former ph d. supervisor gus van harden in toronto to discuss the upcoming trial. a specialist in international investment long highly critical of arbitration tribunals he has regularly intervened on the international scene sounding the alarm for years. but only in 5 of the last weeks have been like a roller coaster in colombia i mean these claim. no one i wanted to talk about the one. person go out of ignoring case yes 16000000000 us i would say 20 percent of colombia's national public budget it was quite surprising because publi

in sherman hundreds of pieces of president mubarak at the time we met several times with abdullah bin very. was over there were on the south lawn of the white house reason ateneo heal a ship between israeli business easier relationship between our government i was there for some 20 years and there still i do not deny its very positive development that there are now ready to sign more formal agreement with south and open embassy than normalization debt good good news for the middle east it's a blow to the palace. kenyans but i hope that we'd find a way to make it. so also fade with full the prospect of. contact with the palestinians not the other wife not old bloke to be with the palestinians i should say the leaders of met with israeli leaders they certainly don't recognize israel diplomatically you mention the palestinians they completely reject the abraham accords and the deal of the century coming out of the white house is it worse now than it ever has been since camp david and biffle for the palestinians i hope not you know it showed the world out a way can you go forward form thi

that the kremlin has a case to answer not that spits the other board up when the german army special mubarak tree has delivered a clear result like saying a valley was the victim of an attack with a chemical nerve agent from the nothing group this poison could be identified unequivocal e in tests so it session that alex a now is the victim of a crime not me he was intended to be silenced and together with the entire german government i condemn this in the strongest possible terms it will take their guns and when it's legal there are now very serious questions that only the russian government can and must would you will salute you went on for. weeks are there was a german chancellor there with very strong language for uncle america we have team coverage of today's developments i'm joined by correspondent kate brady here in berlin and yuri rashad in moscow you both kate let me start with you strong words from the german chancellor what proof do the germans have that this was no big joke well the proof of this poisoning came from a special toxicology test that was carried out by a specific depa

you could ask that the government do frankly speaking germany and you have more reason to take mr mubarak then the kremlin's. people are drawing parallels with the script palls and sold sprees but there is of course a key difference that was in the u.k. where is whatever happened in this situation was a on a russian citizen on russian soil how does that alter things when we're talking about sign chickens essentially being part on a country preprogrammed. well life moves on nothing stays the same situation in the world. when these people were poisoned is not the same as a situation in the world today as you may be aware of at least news in europe today was the visit of the chinese foreign minister to mr ross in berlin and they confirmed that they want to continue to expand relations that china is certainly its biggest export market at more than $200000000000.00 a year now united states the russian germany and europe to impose exactly sanctions on china they're not interested in doing that so much easier it is here impose sanctions on russia yet again this is a different world and a differe

every journey of surprising mubarak all out. to some chips i want to. break through. in your. town the fleet street. for a time i wanted. to marry much alive. to the specialists in germany. recognize where exactly. on. current culture history. travel extremely worth a visit. welcome to arts and culture of the 77th venice film festival is underway bashing on despite the covert 900 pandemic and hoping to give some momentum to an industry in danger of being usurped by streaming services also coming up in the pipeline. museum bought a bit any in potsdam welcomes its permanent collection of impressionist paintings including the largest selection like roadway outside of paris. and in our series on german artists and colonialism and with bob uses her work to bring forgot colonial history back to life. of cinema is the real antidote to this pandemic those are the words of spanish director pandora and as the venice film festival bravely resuscitate the festival circuit one can only hope that he's right suffice it to say the cinephiles in attendance were determined to keep the dream ali

in sharma shared hundreds of pieces of president mubarak at the time we met several times with abdullah been very. over girl or in the south lawn of the white house region ateneo he lay she between israeli business sees a relationship between our governments i was there for some 20 years and they still i do not deny it's very positive development that they are now aware the 2009. 100. deaths. it's a blow to the palestinians but i hope that we'll find a way to make it. so also fade with full the prospect of resuming contact with the palestinians not otherwise not vote block to bed with the palestinians i should say the contrary leaders have met with israeli leaders they certainly don't recognize israel diplomatically you mention the pal. stand ins they completely reject the abraham accords and the deal of the century coming out of the white house is it worse now than it ever has been since camp david and biffle for the palestinians i hope not you know it showed the world out a way can you go forward from this blind hatred. and lead a far away do to stand in front of their own publics and

months of talks but stage was finally stepped egypt president mubarak provided a suitably dramatic setting for the ceremony in cairo. the morning of the signing of the gaza jericho agreement faisal and i were being interviewed in jerusalem while watching on my broadcast of the ceremony. on my way to the interview i was held up by israeli soldiers at the checkpoints someone said to me this is your idea of peace tell the old man not to sign tell him to come wait at the checkpoint and sign it here along with the rest of us. i stared at the screen and wondered is this a celebration of the birth of the peace process or its burial. both sides appear to have sorted out differences over the gaza strip and jericho over the minutes it was clear that the deal like the stage positions was not going to plan agent signing because the day goes well for a living. i'm sitting there and i see a 5 signing the documents signing the book signing a document all the documents and then the guy who took the system brought the maps he looked at them. didn't sign close the and went back to spare and of being in the

well there's been nearly a decade of political upheaval in egypt it started with the end of hosni mubarak's 30 year rule in 2011 and july 23rd teen is elected successor president mohamed morsi was overthrown in a military coup led by general abdel fattah el-sisi who went on to become president says he has suppress dissent ever since including banning so-called an authorized protests his government has been accused of wide ranging human rights abuses journalists have been arrested including those working for this network in april last year sisi oversaw a constitutional amendments that could allow him to stay in power until 2030 last september there were protests similar to the one seen in the last week after accusations of corruption i think most of it is the former chair of the egyptian community in the u.k. he says president sisi may be losing support within the military. i think is that passing through a very difficult phase particularly general sisi is not an ordinary dictator he's capable of extreme cruelty and his people and that's the big big problem and i feel the military problem is

no longer enough to bring down the the internet and he has certainly tried the bring down entire mubarak networks at the peak of these protests to do that it. is dull the protestors momentum he also spoke about how this is a tragedy what is happening in this country the protests but the truth of italy he believes the majority of better russians are with him. of course for me it is very resentful and tragic if you like but this does not mean i gave up because i look at it philosophically well someday the lord will call me but i must protect what's been created by our hands to protect those people who created it and those are the overwhelming majority the majority who voted for me and now although they watch me every day on every device you name it maybe they got bored but they supported me because this is how i live now. the us isn't a very populous country not even 10000000 people and yet we're seeing at the peak of these protests on sunday for example now a traditional day for protests the crowds of more than a 100000 people a times and somebody and you can choose a year must be looking

told the stage was finally set to egypt president mubarak provided a suitably dramatic setting for the ceremony in cairo. the morning of the signing of the gaza jericho agreement faisal and i were being interviewed in jerusalem while watching a live broadcast of the ceremony. on my way to the interview i was held up by israeli soldiers at the checkpoints someone said to me this is your idea of peace tell the old man not to sign tell him to come wait at the checkpoint and sign it here along with the rest of us. i stared at the screen and wondered is this a celebration of the birth of the peace process or its burial. both sides appear to have sorted out differences over the gaza strip and jericho but within minutes it was clear that the deal like the stage positions was not going to plan the. final was there to save yourself really. i was sitting there in a sea of fog signing the documents signing the documents signing a document the all the documents and then the guy who took the system brought the maps look the band. didn't sign close the can went back to spare and have been was walkin

you know we saw mubarak was hard for me turn everything back 2 years if yemen martina was to the live their lives were not worth the changes that were happening here we should be the ones who change things through democratic means like elections we should be changing the system it should not take the murder of 2 young people that are going to be anybody lodhi thursday's verdict yet another shock for many of the couple's colleagues and loved ones. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today germany has added the camry islands to its list of coronavirus hotspots that means all of spain is now considered a high risk area for german travelers infection rates have surged past spain's instruct all measures were listed. in june. dr dwayne johnson says he and his family have all made a full recovery from covert 19 a star known as the rock says everyone is not healthy after tested positive more than 2 weeks ago but he says beating the virus was a challenge. the trial of 14 suspects accused of aiding the 2015 islamist attack on the satirical magazi

the kremlin has a case to answer not that spits the i love border up with the german army special mubarak tree has delivered a clear result and excited about me was the victim of an attack with a chemical nerve agent from the nothing chop group this poison could be identified unequivocal in tests so it session that aleksei know the is the victim of a crime not me he was intended to be silenced and together with the entire german government i condemn this in the strongest possible terms will turn to dust off their guns and witness the deal there are now very serious questions that only the russian government can and must answer would you want to salute you want bad fortune khan has got a closer look at this with the w. correspondents kate brady then and you're in russia in moscow welcome both let's start with you kate strong words from the german chancellor what proof do the germans have. well this proof came as a result of a special toxicology test that was carried out by the department of the german military by the german bundeswehr and this department actually focuses on chemical weapon

the positivity it was at one percent that also applies to your computer as you can backup and also mubarak and the tri state area are as he states and securing a markdown soon. see ample messages from people that have traveled from the high risk areas unfortunately that's not universal you go to midwest restaurants and bars are open it was school and college or university is your thing and also required in restaurants reopening and this places we worry that the pins are going to get surge and especially with the winter months so unfortunately the testing of matzo capacity that we want it to be and most of the country and that's due to a shortage of that yet and also because of lack of political will talk to me about that because of course you it were well aware of the the bod the bob woodward tape of president trump saying that he deliberately played down the severity of the virus he says because he didn't want to cause a panic given the atmosphere that you have in the country right now that the hostility sometimes to. scientific fact and assessment how do you how does that make you feel a

but there's been nearly a decade of political upheaval in egypt it started with the end of hosni mubarak's 30 year rule and 2011 in july 23rd seen his elected successor president mohamed morsi was overthrown in a military coup led by general abdel fattah el-sisi he went on to become president sisi has suppress dissent ever since including banning so-called unauthorized protests is government has been accused of wide ranging human rights abuses journalists have been arrested including those working for this network in april last year sisi oversaw a constitutional amendments that could allow them to stay in power until 2030 last september there were protests similar to the one seen in the last week after accusations of corruption off it must the high is a former chair of the egyptian community in the u.k. he says president c. c. may be losing support within the military. i think is that passing through a very difficult phase particularly general sisi is not an ordinary dictator he's capable of extreme cruelty and his people and that's a big big problem and i feel the military properties that

send him a few thousands gathered outside the day as payment chanting for the prime minister barak mubarak to resign was. that young i sincerely and strongly hope that change can happen without violence and peacefully although as we see in other countries change is difficult i think the anger that's been building for almost 2 months soon spilled over. this protest is through aig specialists and from i would say and police retaliated with tear gas. dozens the seed to be injured only they state documents of the new job the aggression comes personally from the resorts through the police chiefs he personally appointed we have been protesting peacefully for $56.00 days but he holds the power as there is still money he wants to steal at the expense of the bell carrion citizens i winced as process. on the 5th day of payments into the sea should they choose the government of corruption and empowerment dissolve to make way for any elections the scope of what the boat was happening in bulk area is disastrous the state belongs to the mafia the whole government has tended their resignations because th

you know how it is -- this guy in egypt stopped me and said, well, now you know how we felt under mubarak. that was a sad moment. the only time he's measured is when he talks about hate. you know, so, because if anything else, he's absolute, he's immediate, he's 100%. >> by the way, which is, again, as you said, and the fbi director said, and, remember, when i said it, do you remember how much crap people gave me? >> oh, sure. >> don lemon is a race baiter. he's a racist. he hates white people. none of which is true because i wouldn't be hanging out with your ugly behind. >> true. >> when i said that white -- that white nationalists were the number one terror threat or white supremacy, i should say, white supremacist hate groups, the number one terror threat in this country, it is true. >> that's what the fbi says. >> then why -- >> that's what h.r. mcmaster said on my owe show the other night. >> why is the president uncomfortable with it? why won't he say it. >> that's a great question. remember david duke? i don't know the man. you know he's the head of the kkk, right? punitively, isn'