muslims. the final period, i will wrap appear and turn it over to elizabeth, is what i call the post-9/11 era. a story i used to illustrate the post-9/11 era and what happens to muslims in the post-9/11 period, i am from oakland, california. has anyone been there? ok. in a five mile radius you have right?fferent mosques, on september 10, 2001, there are five mosques. there is a sunni majority mosque 35th street. there is a predominantly arab mosque right around the corner. road,les down the you have an african-american sunni mosque, and then you have a predominantly south asian sunni mosque. and the one by the lake, you mosque.hiite five within 15 minutes. prior to 9/11, if you were to if they knew what was going on at the mosque two miles down the road, they would not know. there was very little conversation between all of these different groups, right? there was no desire or need for these different muslims to be speaking to each other. what 9/11 did -- i say, the that went into high gear an

men and adopted muslim men of here on the stage we stand with you muslim women who are strong in representinga bold voice. want to make sure we get that shout out it really is a distraction of 1865 with dozens of african-americans and there was a period of about 20 years where people of color and then somebody came up with a strategy for distraction. hey now poor whites and poor blacks are the same but if we come up with a new strategy of jim crow laws we can give the status and the implement these policies to enrich a few folks that continues on through 1929 in the stock market crash and it was all an economic distraction go back and research how many people of color actually served the general assembly in virginia and now we fast forward i want people to defend muslims. error collective values and in the house of delegates there was one document and guess what that is? the statute for religious freedom. with that religious freedom in the western world began in the house of delegates and here in virginia. and then the battle within ourselves we cannot be a puppet every time a tweet comes out

muslim men up your on the stage, we stand with you muslim women, who are standing strong and really representing a bold voice in moving forward. so i want to make sure i get that shot out from councilman jones. [applause] look, it really is a distraction. right after the civil war in 1865, there was a period of reconstruction. in virginia, dozens of african-americans were elected to the general assembly. there was a period of 20 years when many people of color served. then someone came up with a strategy for distraction. it was, hey poor whites and poor , blacks are the same. but if we come up with this new strategy of jim crow laws, we can get the distraction so we can implement policies that enrich a few folks. and that enrichment, as we know, continued on until the 1929 stock market crash. it was all an economic distraction to pit whites versus blacks. go back and research how many people of color actually served in the assembly in virginia, and how rich our heritage was. and now we fast forward, and i am so glad he took about focusing on values and thinking about being strategic

times, when the muslim ban came up, i don't want people to defend muslims. i want people to defend the constitution, our collective values. in the house of delegates, there is one document on the wall. guess what that is? the statute for religious freedom. it sits behind my republican friends. it is a reminder that religious freedom in the western world began in the house of delegates here in virginia. we need to make sure we recognize these distractions. push back against him. the bigger battle is within ourselves. we can't be puppets every time a tweet comes out. a tweet did just come out, by the way. they had a distractor in chief in italy. for years they couldn't figure out how to defeat him. do you know what they ended up doing? they ignored him. whate going to talk about we are going to do for america. my challenges to the democratic party. this is a bold new vision that many are pushing. they have made it clear. we are coming from the bottom up. this is something different. there has not been a playbook. they are writing the book as we go. things may

ban came up, i don't want people to defend muslims. i want people to defend the constitution as you talk about, our collective values . this is not america and in the house of delegates there is one document on the wall. guess what that is? the statute for religious freedom. and it's sits right behind my republican friends and it sits there and it's a reminder that religious freedom in the western world again in the house of delegates here in virginia. so we need to make sure we recognize these distractions. push back against them. the bigger battles within ourselves to be able to became but we can't be puppets every time a tweet comes out. h we did just come out, by the way. they had a distractor in chief in italy for example. silvio for a stony, four years they couldn't figureout tot him. you know what ended up doing and they figured out how to beat him . they ignored him. andthey focused , we're going totalk about what we're going to do for america . my challenge is to our democratic party. this is a bold new vision that these four

hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan a muslim man in india can no longer divorce his wife by simply uttering taluk the arabic word for divorce 3 times if a husband tries to do that he can now be jailed for up to 3 years the so-called triple tulloch method of instant divorce has been criminalized by india's parliament the upper house passed the bill on tuesday 2 years after the supreme court declared the practice unconstitutional but it's sharply divided lawmakers and campaigners those in favor say the new measure protects muslim women opponents those say it's unusual to criminalize divorce and that the punishment is too harsh others argue that marriage problems should be reviewed by community leaders and not by the government or the ruling bharatiya janata party b j p managed to pass the law after it had been blocked by the opposition for more than a year india's prime minister narendra modi celebrated what he called a victory on twitter he said an archaic and mediæval practice has finally been combined to the dustbin of history parliament abolishes tripple telecom correct

and that is what he says, you will never hear him say i hate muslims, he says muslims hate us. that is laying the ground. so we should not be affording them -- there is another element, they are aliens. in the religious minority are cast as aliens. in the catholics in the 1830s, when you look at the mass cartoons, the anti-catholic cartoons in the 1870s, the irish catholics were drawn as blacks. they looked like blocks. and that was to double down on the alien nature, if you made it a racial sense. we are also considered to not be white, they were cast as asians. which is funny, because now many comedians have talked about norman's being the widest people on american. [laughter] but they were casted as asians and by the way, they also viewed it as a big threat to religious freedom was immigration, illegal immigration from the porous border of canada and mormons coming across the border to infiltrate communities. in 1830s when the attack on catholic growing, you have samuel morris who is the inventor of the telegraph, up, up shut your gates. it's time to build walls and fences a

the muslim council of britain says it "pandered to stereotypes of muslim women who wear the hijab asles and programmes it analysed associated muslims with negative behaviour. two years ago, we spoke to zahid mahmood, whose family was awarded substantial damages and a full public apology after then daily mail columnist katie hopkins suggested he and his brother were extremists with links to al-qaeda. at first, they were all against us, when katie hopkins, she published that article. and then when she made an apology a year later, then they all turned against her. so, there is no middle ground. the upsetting part is not the actual element of katie hopkins, it's the mindset of people. how they can very easily be led against somebody or in favour of somebody. we can speak now with miqdaad versi, founder of centre for media monitoring, which is run by the muslim council of britain. imtiaz shams, former muslim and campaigner. sa har al—faifa, from the muslim council of wales — which is part of the muslim council of great britain. and deputy editorfor political magazine spiked, tom slater.

many hindus were killed in muslim villages.in religious hatred and it is not safe for different communities to live side—by—side. but ministers claim progress is being made. and today they are celebrating their efforts. they are battling on with this event despite the relentless rain caused me and my‘s government is desperate to show it is doing things in rakhine state to try and improve lives. the reality is none of the houses we see here today are for rohingya people. they remain in refugee camps across the border in bangladesh and for now, two yea rs the border in bangladesh and for now, two years on after the terrible violence, there is no home. the families today are hindu families. will you be providing housing for the rakhine —— rohingya families? not only for the hindu people but also for the muslim people and the rakhine people. the project will become more and more. up to half a million that one that muslims who did not flee the 2017 persecution remain in rakhine state. one united nations investigator said they live i

but they continue to be built they're part of china's program of detention of we girls and other muslim minorities in the province of. all simply fight terror and now. this has open international support in a letter to the un human rights council sent just days back at least 37 countries have supported china's court counter-terrorism and did article as are some measures in shinji including setting up vocational education and training centers some of these countries you must know include north korea or saudi arabia or even myanmar but upwards of a 1000000 we girls and turkish minorities have been detained in the camps their crime their faith 22 western countries also in a letter to the un human rights council have asked china to stop these arbitrary detentions but china sees things differently. this is what china wants visitors to see a full dance outside the largest mosque in the country the spectacle belies the sinister realities of life for shin johns we go. up to 1000000 of whom are thought to be held inside reeducation centers like this part of a growing complex of sprawling secreti

country we accept muslims there are lots of muslims who are well integrated into our society who take there is no problem everything's fine but what we do not want to accept is that islam is starting to have an impact on our social life and our public life on our you know. i was not you're not addressing mood. and i wanted to make a about this idea that muslims are a threat to germany. muslims are spread to juice this is for example something what we're we're getting from the jewish community the jewish communities in the new world there were saved which doesn't make a difference to you all the numbers when we know about the attacks of muslims on jews we know that the germans if you don't talk to the political officials but if you talk to the members of the jewish community for example then you realize that they have that the threat for them of being. of been attacked by anti-semitic attacks well it didn't prevent the israeli ambassador here saying he has nothing to do with your party because you've said so many finesse and said about jews the holocaust and israel yet this over and ov

>> it's been really cool i mean, it's tricky to say muslim audience, even muslim community. >> seth:seth: sure. >> muslim communities. i mean, the arab-muslims, i think, who watch the show really appreciate it. and then there are other, you know, south asian black muslim communities. most muslims in america are black. people don't know that i think they watch the show. and they're like, "what is this guy complaining about? we have a lot more going on. >> seth: right >> you know, and so for me, it was just really important to make something that felt honest to my experience and what i was doing and not try and take all of it on 'cause i think sometimes you watch. and it feels like there's you know, this box checking of, "well, we need to cover everything." and we really took the approach of, "no, let's do what we know." >> seth: right >> and you know, i know an arab-muslim family and let's not worry about it being like the first because i think a lot of times when people say "first," what they're really trying to say it's the last. >> seth: right >> and so we were like, "no, there are

as a muslim, they're not supposed to do that.s way the chinese are trying to find people really believe in islam, if they're conforming to communist ideology or not. all of the information that they gather during these very intrusive family visits is being entered into this policeapp that human rights watch was able to reverse engineer. amy: i would like to bring in rushan abbas, a uyghur-american activist, founder and director of campaign for uyghurs. after she spoke out against china's repression of the uyghurs last year, her aunt and sister disappeared. her aunt has since been released but there is still no news of her sister. her recent article in usa today is headlined "i've fought china's slow-motion genocide of uighur muslims. now, my family are victims." rushan abbas, welcome back to democracy now! could you tell us your own response to this report that came out and explain why you say there is a cultural genocide happening? >> the uyghurs are being targeted because of our ethnicity and our culture and our language and ou

the muslim limits by foundation says you can count the number at the non—muslim jockeys in the uk, on as a barrier. generally i like to explain where i've come from and how i got to where i have. when ido and how i got to where i have. when i do write out i try to spot other people or any other women of colour, and there was only one woman of colour and like 200 writers, but it doesn't phase me in any way. colour and like 200 writers, but it doesn't phase me in any waym means ijust doesn't phase me in any waym means i just end doesn't phase me in any waym means ijust end up talking to you loads of people and making connections. i'm happy. at any provides access to horses for young people who would not usually be able to afford it, as well as children from specialists in schools and young offenders, and seven years ago her mum came across a leaflet for the cloud and has been coming since. as long as i've known her she's a lwa ys as long as i've known her she's always been extremely ambitious and always been extremely ambitious and a time then, and she will be here every week writing, b

majority groups it was not a single muslim country joining this letter of condemnation however among the $37.00 countries that supported china's policies 15 of them are muslim i jati this by itself is absolutely astounding and shocking but also a testimony to china's increasing clout and influence especially in the developing world so would you say that if there is a there's a weaker person watching this broadcast there is nothing they have to hope for essentially they are on there or dead. in many ways yes however speaking out does help desk the example of the australian broadcasting australian father has 2 year old son and wife and shinji young and cannot believe he has not even seen his son one single time now he is trailing government at least has launched an official petition to the chinese embassy in australia if those 2 can leave china and be reunited it's also the wife was called to the local police office and questioned international media attention does have an effect and it must continue but now we have evidence on the table. especially does months additional research came

>> what i thought with me is the propaganda that the muslim lobbies have been at my muslim. it's a -- they are using all of the language of liberalism, right? in god we trust, american values. >> laura: that's a muslim -- >> these are all propaganda from the alphabet soup of organizations in the united states. >> laura: they are using the language of liberty, freedom, civil rights to try to turn the narrative. >> the great muslim adventure day, i just got an email where muslims are going to have a great muslim adventure day at six flags. in the sign print, it says, where reasonable, modest attire. >> laura: cover up. >> that's what the democratic party is allowing for they've got to stop. >> laura: thank you for joining us tonight. that's not all from congressman omar. in another comment the end of that same interview that's even more disturbing. >> this fear is the driving force of power to keep america safe, americans safe inside of this country. we should be profiling, monitoring, and creating policies to fight the radicalization of white men. >> laura: okay. you've got t

in 1905 thousands of muslims were fleeing serb forces they headed to muslim majority strip in it's inboth near where dutch un peacekeepers were stationed the court's decision is specifically about the 350 men who are hiding inside the dutch peacekeepers compound. the dutch battalion known as dutch but deprive these men refugee to the chance of staying out of the hands of the bosnian serbs. think the verdict is fair if people make mistakes. made a mistake. so be it that's fine i mean i'm human i can make mistakes so book to. say. you made a mistake but it's like one percent. but that's not fair whatever the percentage for the mothers of serpents benevolence remains responsible. algeria have been crowned african cup of nations champions for a 2nd time after a closely fought final victory over senegal baghdad heavily deflected 2nd minute strike turned out to be the match winner senegalese hopes were raised in the 2nd half when they were awarded a penalty for handball bond to that was overturned after a v.a.r. review algeria sought out the match to clinch their 1st afghan title since 1900

grass roots support forfemale muslim offender, support forfemale muslim offender, support for offendersuniting with their families. and more for offenders in reuniting with theirfamilies. and more diversity across the criminaljustice system. the ministry ofjustice says it welcomes the tailored community based programme. finally, after hundreds of thousands of people had their say over who should feature on the new £50 note, the bank of england has announced it'll be alan turing. the computer scientist is celebrated for his work in helping to crack the german enigma code during the second world war. he also played a pivotal role in the development of early computers. the bank of england governor mark carney described turing as a "visionary and revolutionary". the new note will be in circulation by the end of 2021. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. thank you. good afternoon, it is saint switzerlanden‘s day today. what does that mean? if the folklore is to be believed, the weather we're get today is the weather we should get today is the weather we should get for the

many hindus were killed in muslim villages.e is still soaked in religious hatred and it is not safe for different communities to live side—by—side. but ministers claim progress is being made. and today they are celebrating their efforts. they are battling on with this event despite the relentless rain because myanmar‘s government is desperate to show it is doing things in rakhine state to try and improve lives. the reality is none of the houses we see here today are for rohingya people. they remain in refugee camps across the border in bangladesh and for now, two years on after the terrible violence, there is no home. the families today are hindu families. will you be providing housing for the rohingya families? not only for the hindu people but also for the muslim people and the rakhine people. the project will become more and more. up to half a million rohingya muslims who did not flee the 2017 persecution remain in rakhine state. one united nations investigator said they live in modern day concentration camps, denied many fr

what were the different ways of muslims who came to america? the first wave was the african slaves who were brought in who were muslims. so, there is probably something like perhaps 10% to 15%, it is a guess, of the people brought in from west africa were muslim. in 2002, when we made the conference on islam and america, he was one of the people who was invited. he brought with him this autobiography and he showed it to us. it was the first time with the library saw it and most of the people in the audience had never seen it or heard about it. they had no idea about it. so, he brought it to the front and his was the first talk. mr. beard: one of the most important islamic artifacts is a manuscript written by omar ibn said. this is a frontage slide of the manuscript which you can take a look at after the conference. it is in the display case here. ms. deeb: this was in and of itself a revelation. we all admired the manuscript. he said then in 2002, the manuscript should be at the library of congress because it should belong to all of america. i

the netherlands has accepted that it's partially responsible for the deaths of $350.00 bosnian muslims and the line 995 minutes a massacre the supreme court said dutch peacekeeping forces could have allowed the men to remain at a un safe haven during the bosnian war. taiwan's president says her government will consider granting asylum to protests from hong kong based on humanitarian concerns sighing when it was responding to reports that a group fighting a controversial extradition bill and hong kong were seeking protection but toyah gayton be reports. during recent protests in hong kong millions of people rallied against him now withdrew an extradition bill that would have allowed people to be sent to mainland china for trial. protesters who stormed the city's legislature was so concerned they could be punished unfairly they flown to neighboring thailand to seek asylum its president has offered them support for the kid regarding the hong kong people who've arrived in taiwan we will deal with them following humanitarian principles taiwan has had its own government since 1949 and is opp

i think is everything challenging the 1st 100 make a muslim. so much different culture between here and there saw challenging for everything. from islam is the same i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. must govern ourselves to work as a swimming instructor a vision our 2 children other dogs just one of us to just do this. what's your story take part sheriff on info migrants' dot net. welcome to in good shape today's topics. pills or physio therapy what's better for your headache. c.b.d. just this compound found in cannabis have medical applications. and painkillers and there are side effects here's your host dr tartt. hello and welcome to in good shape.

and non muslims the fact is that you know almost every attack we find a significant number of muslim victims. this let me on a journey to uncover the stories of muslims who also lost loved ones in these horrific attacks. you know men women as i have yes to where there's a lot of they may be muslims that's me. and i don't i mean to muddy the middle class and i would be to let them tell. us. that happened then it was you know your mother but you know the crazy and i mean the coverlet and the law is a glass ceiling and ladies love. your go to guy in galway. because you within the law says that the only thing to me as i mean. you put conductance you're going on all $1.00 each day. so you got from a nice lab and i will tell you this is going to be honest with the there is something that most. you don't park in the tree there is someone you're meant to remember the more than 192004 attacks i've never been here but mohammed insists on bringing. social workers like him who assisted during the aftermath of the attacks experienced extreme emotional distress a few months after the bombings moha

in the island archipelago is home to almost $200000000.00 muslims around 90 percent of the population and that means plenty of potential customers for islamic style fashion. the story started wearing the huge up head covering when she was 14 contrary to the wishes of her mother today she's doing very good business selling that same fashion in times past only older women would wear he chops but now they're on vogue among the younger generation showing off your latest fashions is very much part of this event for club members some of the guests post on instagram. egypt it's kind of and we get everybody. very very happy and easy to find. egypt. the. list early years one of the few women in indonesia small start up sector she's also the mother of 2 small children. some investors weren't sure that the young mother could run a business. she often works at home so that she can do both. joining the star he wants to. lead in a different way. on me responsibly to make this company growing and sustainable i think because i'm woman i'm not i'm not feeling that i'm the boss i'm feeling that we're h

and rashida tlaib, he has attacked the first two muslim-american women elected to congress. it's not just that he has demonstrated through both his rhetoric and his policies that he very clearly has an animous toward muslims but he is also willing to fan the flames of islamaphobia for political gain. it's dangerous, risks incitement and sends a dangerous message to muslims in the united states and across the world. >> it certainly does. jackie, at least until now, only a few republicans in the house of representatives and the senate for that matter, as well, have actually come out and condemned the president's remarks as racist. >> well, i actually just spoke with former congressman mark sanford prior to getting on set with you. he told me that the silence is cor corrosive but not surprising because those who spoke out had either passed away, lost their seat, resigned or left the party. i would be remiss outside the racial and unfortunate not twisting you see a lot of republicans doing in order to save face and protect their seat and their political stature in the party of t

they ask who they are distinguish between muslims and muslims the fact is that you know almost every attack we find a significant number of muslim victims. this let me on a journey to uncover the stories of muslims who also lost loved ones in these horrific attacks. you know men women as i have used to when i was a long same way they might leave me. and i don't i mean time i leave them to me. and i would be to let them tell. us. that happened then it was you know your mother. you know the crazy and i mean the coverlet and the law does in the seventy's love. to go to the guy in. the not within the law says that the only thing to me as i mean this young. guy you put conductance you're going on all $1.00 each other. through government is. when i will tell you this is going to be honest with their the southern dallas. but if you don't park in madrid there is someone you meant to remember the more than 192004 attacks i've never been here but mohammed insists on bringing. social workers like him who assisted during the aftermath of the attacks experienced extreme emotional distress a few m

germany muslims are spread to islam is. something which is dangerous for germany's far i'd opposition party veered takes its place in a new and expanded populist group in the european parliament but it faces serious pressure at home not least accusations by some quarters that has contributed to the atmosphere of hate in which a senior german politician was murdered last month my guest this week here in berlin is very after expunge thought head of the parliamentary faction that she now accepted her party needs to tone down some of its highly controversial rhetoric. welcome to conference so. the new european parliament is in session you are going there because you've got 11 percent of the vote in germany you're going there in greater numbers but not in the numbers that you hoped for why not. well i think it was the the election came out as a huge success we have been there in the last in the end with one i me painter we're sending 11 and over all the whole campaign was of course not easy for us but the 2 percent from the fede

an online shop that sells clothing designed for a muslim man and woman. when she started out the market was dominated by foreign suppliers despite the fact that indonesia is the most populous muslim country in the world she spotted an opportunity and got to work. the wears on display on the huge upside are created by 200 internation designers purchasing marketing and sales it's all run through the company headquarters in jakarta joining list already has 120 employees she wanted to start a business in a field that she was familiar with muslim fashion has strict rules with only the face and hands from litter to be visible for women. fabrics can't contain gelatin because it's sometimes sourced from pigs. and that's not all. islamic. part one just are mostly in face it's not only about how many there was but how we also. like concious about how we me so we have to be very careful about this the stain a wall of the broke produce our own clothes how it can impact our environment. over the last 20 years the demand for religious symbols among indonesian muslims h

crime in india it's a victory for women vulnerable to the controversial customs practiced by some muslims what is their political agenda behind the wall plus. bangladesh struggles with its worst outbreak ever thousands are sick what's driving the spike in cases. and cambodians are unhappy their countries become a dumping ground for the global trash industry it's an unwelcome import in a country that's already got its own of plastic waste problem. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us we start in india where parliament has outlawed so-called instant divorce practiced by some muslims it will now become a criminal offense punishable by up to 3 years in prison the controversial practice allows a muslim man to end his marriage simply by saying the arabic word talaq which means divorce 3 times to his wife it's been a lightning rod issue in india for some time the supreme court declared it unconstitutional in 2017 and asked lawmakers to act against it however the bill was blocked by the opposition in the upper house of parliament for more than a year this time a split in

in the multi-billion dollar muslim fashion industry why are big brands buying into the trend. of 50 years ago this week neil armstrong became the 1st man to step on to the moon man's flirtation with it was brief with a dozen men walking on it the last in 1972 but now there's renewed interest china plans to build a luna base by 2030 and nasa hopes to have men and women on the moon by 2024 of the next 5 years the space agency is expected to spend $30000000000.00 on this it's funding several projects from lunar landers to a mini space station that will allow craft to dock around the moon billionaire's a long musk and jeff bezos also spending billions to get to the moon and mars but there's a new emerging powers india is trying to become the 4th nation to land a probe on the moon the chandra and 2 mission hopes to land a lunar rover close to the south pole sometime in september the area of the moon has not been explored before there it hopes to find signs of water and he i'm sorry this thought to be 1000000 metric tons of helium 3 on the moon only about $250000.00 tons could reali

well the young muslim designers and startups that are succeeding are doing so because they understand this market and perhaps they are the market as well. the reason i founded and started the sonic fashion and design council is because i felt either misrepresented or not represented or under represented and i initially thought perhaps it might be a good idea to come up with a collection or a line of my own. that would sort of speak to a professional woman who wants to cover and yet remain stylish and elegant and all the things that that you see in our in our mainstream counterparts and that was very hard to find so 2 coming up with the council was important because there was no agency or even the local chamber of commerce that could provide you with the basic information that could guide you in succeeding in this in this consumer market and so that's what we did and and it just keeps growing and growing from there alina com thank you for being with us thank you germany's comic is all rushing to get electric cars into production and on to the road but how realistic is it to maintain an

as a muslim woman she had to work harder to be accepted.slim woman she had to work harder to be accepted. i think it was a judgment that said i don't know who you are, you are standing for the tory party but you come from an immigrant background. you are pakistani and muslim, and a female, you are young, 20 years old, can i trust you? what have we done to say to an immigrant family or a muslim family you can subscribe to conservative party values? but what we have done is make people feel uncomfortable. many of the allegations focus on online comments shared by tory councillors or members or people claiming to be supporters, things like... the conservative party says when it has been made aware of the small number of cases it has acted swiftly and decisively, investigating and suspending or expelling those involved. but this man who runs a launderette in west london says his complaint was never properly addressed, he was a tory activist who claims he was stopped from standing for election in winnable areas because of his background. ethnici

only a muslim army had managed to stop the new jerusalem in 1216. but the mongols would be back in and. like many venetian merchants marco polo father and uncle could travel to the east before. now they were returning to the mongol emperor koblick on. this time they were taking marco with the lancet they sailed east from venice towards the holy. acre. inside the walls the city was still hanging on as a hub of venice is trading. outside the walls muslim armies were biting their time. after a coup say. it was disputed territory. and marco polo had arrived in medieval europe's last toehold on the continent of asia. today is part of israel it's still a divided city split between history's winners and history's loses in the red cafe you'll find those who are defying history like activist sami who are. used to be. one of the sometimes of the world is the only. nations armies occupied. and when. the ottomans the state here for 400 years but in the end they went. across a there's also came and went after 200 years. of all the conquerors. they are like marco

in 1905 thousands of muslims were fleeing serb forces they headed to muslim majority strip in it's inbosnia where dutch un peacekeepers were stationed the court's decision is specifically about the $350.00 men who are hiding inside the dutch peacekeepers compound. the dutch battalion known as dutch but deprive these men refugee to the chance of staying out of the hands of the bosnian serbs. if you think the verdict is fair if people make mistakes and made a mistake. so be it that's fine i mean i'm human i can make mistakes so. to. say that you made a mistake but it's like 10 percent. that's not fair whatever the percentage for the mothers of serpent in the netherlands remains responsible. for it's news now and algeria one of the africa cup of nations on friday after a one mil victory against senegal in the final in cairo with their heroes crowned champions of africa algerians who are at the game in egypt as well as those who are launching from a far celebrated late into the night. the final resul signaled the start of the party thousands of fans in cairo spilled out of the stadium and

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