cultural genocide against a muslim community their silence is a scar on the conscience of muslims and all those who believe in fundamental human rights so people online not so surprised are you i'm not surprised i'm just disappointed because china is using economy i've learned over those countries most of those countries are in debt to china because of china's heavy infrastructure investments those countries and the travel diplomacy that initiative power. on the surprise but the muslim countries we expect them to not to pick economy or china us power over the muslim brothers and sisters faith islamic had this brotherhood says all muslims are all as a one body and the if one parts gets sick the whole body is forced to react right now the entire moslems are being amputated from this body so i hope we are not alone i don't blame the the governments because of their influences by the chinese influences over those countries but the people i think if only they knew what is happening to we are going to muslims they will be with us and they will be outraged and of course you speak to this fro

that the muslims. they have they have good government on us and we have to take revenge from them and this is why they hate the muslims this ideology as it can only. hit it muslims and they also hate christians because they also ruled on them. on this behind this ideology that there is a history. with them on what about batista that if this muslim. if the muslim go to a community would not have joined on us we would have been a great nation. and in this ideology like it was in the nazis was a model. at 3 plans and they and they had also kept the ethnic cleansing for them was slim's in india because they did not have any place for us in india so if you understand this ideology you will understand everything like what is happening in kashmir and now we can understand that guy there was some. asters a whole was the ambassador or off him though and muslim community he was he was disappointed he had to this he was against the english children over us. he was said thinking of an independence for everyone tha

no absolutely not no muslim can be undocumented and he will not be a muslim if you give him any becauseit's some gives the islam of the one of the 1st religion in the word which gives the equal right to do but. if you meant what and it gives it definitely later in to provide given that it had been given that it also gives it i don't remember what all about them maybe if she feels that she's not being treated properly it would be just garbage and it demands it then of course it procedure would be that it should be given in the t.v. . months that be there and then or not but if there is an option that was an option but just r.b.c. then it wouldn't absolutely break the same that the plot was also given but it does being but it is in the other letters what they did and you can find out in our website also that we have discussed it is and of the law it is the guide but to be discredited that is that is in fact m.p.'s not know mr gandhi and the woman who does get consent of argument so that it is that all of that got out of the system but that i mean by gareth price in london why was the gove

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 well 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 corre

we don't say that all the muslims are involved in violence, but muslim businessmen should find out thosem leaders disagree with the monk gnanasara. he must stop pontificating to us. he must turn the searchlight inwards. and we are quite prepared to engage in a serious introspection when it comes to where things went wrong in our community and we're doing it substantially. but then when they start imposing solutions on a beleaguered community, putting the blame entirely on the community for its failures, is not good enough. sri lankan presidential elections are due later this year, and the anti—muslim rhetoric serves a political purpose — it can polarise the electorate. muslims here pray and hope that they will not become a pawn in the bigger political game. anbarasan ethirajan, bbc news, colombo. scientists have mapped the genome of the komodo dragon, the world's largest lizard. it's revealed the secrets behind the impressive speed and endurance these cold—blooded predators can achieve by ramping up their metabolism to levels like those of mammals. abigail lind is a biologist from the gl

no absolutely not no muslim can be undocumented and he will not be a muslim if you give him any becauseit's ump used islam or the one of the 1st religion in the word which gives the equal right to do but. if you meant what and it gives it definitely later in to provide to be sure that it had been given that it also gives that i don't remember what about them maybe if she feels that she's not being treated properly it just going to fall out and it demands it then of course it could have procedures would be that it should be given in the t.v. . months that be there and then it or not but if there is an option that was an option but just r.b.c. then it wouldn't absolutely break the same that there was also given what he does being but it is in the other lectures well maybe you don't and you can find out in our website also that we have discussed it is and of the law it is the guide but be discredited that is that is in fact and we are not no mr gandhi and you meant that you have been sort of argument that it is of all of that god not exist but that i mean by gareth price in london why was

2 rural areas in the past but since a spike in violence about 20 years ago the christian and muslim communities in the state capital have become more and more segregated but not everyone is prepared to accept the divisions as they stand at some of the people what trying to restore trust between different communities. the faithful have gathered for a service at christ angelical church in co doona. a special guest is a peace activist dramatic to johnny the pastor welcomes her encouraging his congregation to reach out to all people across the political divide. you i think his. career is over and yes. can you help us. out of those heroes mrs hart yes the chorus let's fight a battle to. you know after today. the pastor and activist know each other well they have traveled together throughout the state to hold peace dialogues and to offer support to people forced from their homes by conflict today a matter to johnny has come to support him she brought several bags of cement for his church which has been under construction for years. this is more the only church i come to where all the churches who did

usually non muslims are barred access on muslim holidays but for a 2nd time this summer significant dates for jews and muslims have overlapped and for a 2nd time israeli security forces decided to allow in jewish groups having said they would only do so if they assess the security situation is favorable. toward. the extreme right wing government in the state is supporting the settlers to target the holy sites and to invade them in order to control and to judea zone they try continuously and repeatedly but we drew sloan people are resisting and we will fight on against these practices. earlier on sunday tens of thousands of muslim worshippers had answered the call from the islamic walk the trust that operates the compound under the authority of jordan to pray in and around other local mosques were ordered closed to maximize numbers the muslim officials aware that right wing jewish nationalists had been demanding access to the site known to jews as the temple mount on t. shirt but of the day jews mourn tragedies in their history including the destruction of the 1st and 2nd temples perhaps t

then i can understand them becoming prejudiced towards muslims. it's that kind of frank talking that has also put the amount of himself in danger you know has police protection after being repeatedly threatened and at times by radical islamists this photo is from 2010 with bodyguards bringing child me to safety after an attempted attack his family now also live abroad due to the danger they face in france. the islamists don't like this camaraderie their sex like the muslim brotherhood and the salafist they don't like seeing any mom reaching out his hand in dialogue. and they've broken into my place twice which is why swap apartments every 2 days it's a good question will move along. with the group that attacked him was the sheikh here seen collective. the father of violent terrorist palestinian islam as a. view long it will be extremely dangerous you know we asked the police were out of. the market for 4 months they protested right outside the interval they broke down the door and came in sight they shouted that we want to die you know. it was a d

festival days when muslims aren't allowed inside precisely because there is such a large muslim presence and because there is the potential of some kind of skirmish or clash on that day it was the end of ramadan and it was also jerusalem day which is a day when israelis commemorate the seizure of of east jerusalem by israeli forces in 1967 and they decided to allow jews in on that day and the worst skirmishes as a result and now we seem to have a very similar situation i mean the is the assessment i think could be pretty clear that given that there were so many people who had been called to pray they close the mosques in the area they had said that they wanted as many people to come as possible and the walk says 100000 people came to pray and that an unspecified number of those stayed on after the main prayer given all that it was pretty clear that there was going to be the potential for trouble and yet the police did not announce early this morning that they weren't going to allow non muslims into the temperature has been rising for some time the gate was opened but no don muslims were

and it is all for the coffee but sometimes muslim power. and still give permission for their children to come along. by the time so many arrives at his son's apartment for dinner the pits is always cold that is something his family are used to it he was always busy when he was with the police department. these family get togethers have become rare since the parents moved to israel. on. the bradys gaza and his wife maria talk regularly about the pros and cons of also immigration to israel for now at least they stay put because because they don't cover a woman we have jobs here when i would you know which i like the schools. only for school with friends it would be difficult for us adapting to the culture in the schools over there to know this is a division there was a.

and so only muslims go there. we go either to perform hajj once in a lifetime or you can go for a visit which is called umrah. umrah is a small version of hajj that you can do any time of the year and it literally means visit -- to visit the holy site of mecca. lamb: do you have any idea how many people have died there at the hajj or in mecca around this kaaba. al-sharif: died? for what? died from what? lamb: stampedes. over the years, we have read about them. al-sharif: yes. lamb: where there are so many people there that you might have thousands of people die? al-sharif: it didn't happen many times really. it happened few times for some reasons that they explained why. the last -- not the last hajj -- i can't remember the last one in which it happened, which over a thousand died, but it is not really often. security there is very strict and they always have these hundreds of thousands of people organizing the hajj for the muslim to make it smooth. i did hajj myself as a muslim, as a devout muslim, you have to do

contact with muslims in japan started mainly with the expatriate muslim community. the. week. here in tokyo scummy mosque a diverse islamic community gathers in worship. each friday muslims originating from the middle east and asia pray together in this beautiful mosque modeled on the blue mosque. interaction and friendships with these foreign muslims help him better understand and. so the samantha a pretty safe guarding us they surrounded. me. there hasn't got a moment. and they all played the grid like in the way up but it was sitting in not the gothic not the got an email sitting in that it so can read about the thank me going on at the guardians of the car so i don't know more of the journey up but intermingle so i got staying a cot there to watch the whole. it's the day of departure takes the express train to narita airport where the pilgrims are waiting for him. when he runs a one man show handling the travel and logistical needs of 120 pilgrims. 30 of them already left 2 days earlier. on this trip there are 7 japanese muslims going along all of them for the 1st time . h

muslim men in india to divorce their wives by saying select 3 times which is as you pointed out is isn't allowed in many other actually islamic majority countries is something i think it's quite hard to defend so i think it's become a sort of this is. the touchstone of a reordering. the personal codes so it's not in itself anti muslim it's just the government doing what it said it was going to do when it came to power it sits in the government manifesto i mean i would point out there are many things that are illegal within india that don't necessarily have that has not necessarily made a difference so for instance diaries have been illegal in india since 1961 but they're still quite prevalent and marriages in there so i think this is this is something where the government the government doesn't have a majority in the upper have. enough lawmakers of other parties were able to. to support this particular measure ok just rotten is it not the case that what's actually required in the india as gas was saying there was a uniform civil code the treats all citizens regardless of their religion t

majority region there were these large muslim i don't know 12000000 muslims have been made hostages we appealed to amnesty international the organization for islamic cooperation and all human rights organizations that they take notice of these violations and plans to replace them with the majority within the us was students were among the younger voices civil society leaders see the government and by this fund administered kashmir should support their plan to cross the line of control the border which separates kashmir . nor do all students young old and children watch the line of control on august 15th we will reach for a new car and stand with our kashmiri brothers their. anger to what some see is the belated response of pakistan's government they want prime minister iran can to do more. resolutions and cutting off trade ties will not to freak me out for the last 72 years they have been presenting resolutions they destructed trade for a vehicle to and then there were lesions are back to normal we demand a day either reach the other side themselves or let us go there. protesters to

doing that to stop a potential flashpoints i guess i guess of muslims jews or jews encountered muslimsor not you know. it's a little bit early to be definitive about that but it certainly seems that there was an attempt to not jealous of muslim worshippers from the site but we did get reports of people once leaving at least at one site weren't being allowed back in so potentially they were trying to decrease the number of palestinians ahead of this decision that up to allowing jewish activists and and therefore make it easy for them but it does seem that there is a significant number that still many people who have heeded the call from the islamic walk to stay there but the work says that some 100000 people attended the army prayers which had been delayed until 738 from the usual dawn prayers here to try and get as many people into the site as possible and also closed the mosques in the area again to kind of funnel as many people into the site and have a show of force there is possible a great many of those people left after those prayers that there were announcements on the p.a. syste

and so only muslims go there. we go either to perform hajj once in a lifetime or you can go for a visit which is called umrah. umrah is a small version of hajj that you can do any time of the year and it literally means visit. to visit the holy site of mecca. lamb: do you have any idea how many people have died there at the hajj or in mecca around this this kaaba? al-sharif: died? for what? died from what? lamb: stampedes. over the years, we have read about them. there are so may there. >> he did not happen many times. it happened a few times for reasons. -- i can'tned why run or the last time. over 1000 died. but it is not really often. security is very strict. hundreds ofave thousands of people organizing to make it smoother. i did hajj myself as a muslim, as a devout muslim, you have to do it once in your lifetime and it was very small. so accidents happen in big gatherings, when you talk about a million of muslims in a very small city, the size of mecca between mountains. it is a valley between mountains. acci

it was built more than 15 years ago by bangladeshi muslim workers many of whom made japan their home. the young man here on the left is the only ethnic japanese member of their congregation . his name is kusa he's 26 years old and lives about 2 hours outside of tokyo. who is the only child in his family and lives with his parents. often only homely innocently tokenistic killed thanks but you look at them when i. do what i said about the question that i set up so you feel in your bullshit look at this sort of thought that they're watching us and that they must join us in the joining and i got. like most japanese who sign was brought up in the spiritual traditions of shinto and buddhism. shinto is the indigenous religion of japan and throughout history it has provided the backbone of japanese culture. the shinto faith reveres nature there are no sacred icons or books and no group worship instead followers draw their dates he's from nature worshipping the rocks trees wind and sun. after the 2nd world war shinto suffered a setback when the emperor was forced to renounce his divinity as th

usually non muslims about access on muslim holidays but for a 2nd time this summer significant dates for jews and muslims have overlapped and for a 2nd time israeli security forces decided to allow in jewish groups having said they would only do so if they assess the security situation is favorable. toward. the extreme right wing government in the state is supporting the settlers to target the holy sites and to invade them in order to control into judea zone they try continuously and repeatedly jerusalem people are resisting and we will fight on against these practices. earlier on sunday tens of thousands of muslim worshippers had answered the call from the islamic walk the trust that operates the compound under your 40 of jordan to pray in and around other local mosques were ordered closed to man. numbers the muslim officials aware that right wing jewish nationalists have been demanding access to the site known to jews as the temple mount on t. shirt but of the day jews mourn tragedies in their history including the destruction of the 1st and 2nd temples perhaps the key question abo

pakistan has more or less openly supported muslim separatist in kashmir ever since that's led to 3 more wars numerous outbreaks of violence. and terror attacks like the one on the indian parliament in delhi in 2001. and the mom by attacks of 2008. the stakes are higher than ever now that both india and pakistan a nuclear states. has kashmir lost its autonomy for good. as a goal it seems that very. specially because if you look at the world reaction to. hardly any major world capital. has condemned it in. august on essentially was caught by surprise that the prime minister of india can actually go ahead and do. all along that it was part of the party manifesto. it was their desire for last 50 years but that actually he will do it and now that it's done box down his struggling to find out how it can react because now india is saying this is our internal matter the reaction has been described. what is going on below the surface. and. listen i mean there are secessionist tendencies in many other parts of the world right we know for example catalonia and in spain the scottish want to be sepa

grates to them as a muslim woman i believe in doing charity and my numbers of those who've gone through that journey studied peace and conflict resolution while she crosses between muslim and christian communities regularly the real success for her is one of a lot of people also make that effort for writing was. walks down here past us house to celebrities chris must be. here for a bit more inviting virus's why he went through being. such a show of unity is important in katrina where for almost 20 years muslims and christians have been living in separate parts of town this bridge it's in the boundary between the north and to the south the north of becoming a muslim look at the map south come into christian and mobile bay its residents possibly give freely but in times of crisis the valley is difficult across. the city hasn't always been like this but interreligious violence and other conflicts often fuelled by political rivalries have torn the community apart. for safety reasons to johnny keeps her work and private life separate before starting a peace initiative to janeen work in micro

then i can understand them becoming prejudiced towards muslims. it's that kind of frank talking that has also put the a man himself in danger he now has police protection after being repeatedly threatened and attacked by radical islamists this photo is from 2010 with bodyguards bringing me to safety after an attempted attack his family now also live abroad due to the danger they face in france. this loomis don't like this camaraderie their sex like the muslim brotherhood and the salafist they don't like seeing any mom reaching out his hand in dialogue. they've broken into my place twice which is why i swap apartments every 2 days it's a good question will move won't be. the group that attacked him was the shakespeare scene collector. the father of violent terrorist palestinian islam isn't but if you long it will be extremely dangerous you know we asked the police for help. for 4 months they protested right outside. they broke down the door and came in sight they shouted that we ought to die. it was a difficult time. why did it all happen. because

kashmir of its long held autonomy saying it's time to bring peace and prosperity to the region but the muslim majority is furious claiming that india's ruling hindu nationalist b j p party instead aims to change the demographics of kashmir tensions are running high and there has been talk of war. so question on quadriga this week is kashmir crisis new era all power grab and to discuss not question i'm joined here in the studio by christiane the wagner a senior fellow with the german institute for international and security affairs specializing on south asia he says a lasting solution to the kashmir question will only be possible if there are no for the changes in the region also with this is torture violence shows there gilani p.t.w. other desk who believes that once the curfew is lifted the situation in kashmir can boil over and lead to violence found a very warm welcome to 2 another 3 w's regional experts and shatila from a hindi desk edition argues that the process of economic. in the region cannot take place without including the local people and feeling very insecure all about their futu

we won on the muslim ban. i was the first governor to stand against the muslim ban. we're going to win some environmental measures and already have. today he tried to shred our air pollution laws and clean air laws. this is ridiculous for him and it's a window into the vacuum of his soul that he is willing to expose children to these inhumane conditions. we've got a good a.g. bob ferguson, but the other thing is we still have a democracy that's worth fighting for and that includes in the judicial system. listen, this reminded me of -- i was just talking to someone before i came here, what ben franklin said when they signed the constitution. he walked out of the hall and somebody asked him, what is it, a monarchy or a republic? he said it's a republic if you can keep it. now, we've got to fight to keep that and that means going to court and beating this guy. >> i never understood what he meant by that until you live in these times and you actually have to fight for it. >> now you see it. if you become president you might be there in the midst of buying greenland. >> w

muslim so of the whole conflict is about this area of where the muslim population resides that is very there's the sentiment off we do not belong to india or even on being honest. and if you're. asking about what. the government is talking about. if you see how this whole event is being covered right now. there are two very different additives the international media is showing. that that appellate attacks the international media is showing that that a protest that. people coming out in the streets. the indymedia is showing that be but there are celebrating because in the media is going to lead the of the media is going to jumble and talking to people there. so obviously board that things are happening so we have to consider. double grocery let doc as a whole and then look at the picture. grissom burger the there are many muslims now inn kashmir who fearing that that will be an influx of hindus changing the demographics of the of the region is not likely is not some the calls yes i think this is certainly part of the strategy of the government in the mid to long term perspective to cha

valley is muslim majority. certainly much much more mixed i believe that what will actually happen is more driven by the dynamics of the conflict itself and the violence that might prevent people from from moving in i've noticed when i thank you very much indeed feel that since i think you very much. all flights are canceled at one of asia's busiest airports flooded by pro-democracy protesters in hong kong. already. affecting the country's teen pregnancy rates. on which for me to drive a has been demoted. iran's foreign minister has accused the us of leading a ministry buildup in the gulf that could destabilize the region in an exclusive interview with al jazeera a reef says more warships in the strait of hormuz will only lead to more insecurity question how forts. as the u.s. maintains the pressure on iran tension is on the rise american and british vessels have been deployed in the gulf as the u.s. calls for an international military coalition to secure the strait of hold was one of the wells busiest shipping

that they are from bangladesh a muslim majority country. yet many of those excluded and off lists are migrants from the indian state of west bengal. and the little nationalist b.g.p. government insists this is a way to oust illegal bangladeshi immigrants not genuine in. the here articulate is their party we need the n.r.c. way because many illegal bangladeshi intruders have entered with up. as a result the rights and identities of the indigenous people of a given have been threatened. if. the stories on the ground show otherwise for many people here an uphill battle is only just beginning. for those left off off the final list of citizens this may well be the last resort for the tribunals like the so on are being set up or cross the state to field appears from those who have been excluded and they were the far too diverse these exclusions. people can ultimately take them out the only way to the supreme court but such an end the appeals process is challenging. then get a good lawyer or do they need resources they need money and most of the p

minority about a 3rd of the state muslim and i think that this approach different but this approach is designed to achieve very similar rains demographic change designed to reduce the number of muslims and the proportion of muslims resident in that part of india do they have any legal recourse how can a challenge this is some legal recourse so they have recourse if they find that their names are not on the register tomorrow they can apply to a foreign tribe you know its quads are a judicial if that fails there are some. legal avenues judicial avenues they can go through but what we need to understand to sami's is not a rich stacey literacies law i mean the average the average per capita g.d.p. in in assam would be somewhere in the region of just over a 1000 us dollars per annum that's about half what india's is so it's very difficult for people who have found themselves in a situation where they have not been able to provide documents or where the documents they provided were rejected as as many examples we've seen already where a spelling error on a. document created by the governm

on major muslim festivals but that president was broken earlier this summer in june of the last days of ramadan coincided with a day that jews and israelis mark as jerusalem day commemorating the 1967 seizure of east jerusalem by israeli forces unusually police did allow jews access to the site on that day and there were limited scale missions police say that chaz and stones were thrown at them. gas and rubber bullets were fired in response so there is certainly the potential for some kind of confrontation on sunday look depends on how the israeli security forces play out the situation all right harry fawcett live in west jerusalem thank you humans who the rebels say the younger brother of the leader of the has been killed issued a statement announcing the death of abraham. but they won't say how he died they're blaming agents of what they say is a u.s. israeli saudi coalition and fears of a new battlefront and yemen's conflict are growing amid fighting in the south between government forces and separate is backed by the united arab emirates orders have been fired and tanks are on th

block you so the christers muslims i know the difference is different but at the end of the day it is too much of different that different understand it or. of got. a point is that religious differences are only one of many things that define this that was a evening i'm talking to john all night and the roman catholic archbishop of upward yes that's a canal from africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website at facebook page when it's time i'd like. to do. that. well known for information they provide opinions we want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us this is my son. peter months ago. they locked him in a dark cellar. on. a conseco ham for the present north a con is the judge ruled he was a continental missionary and try to tell them what class. him any time now. that he suggested. that i took boys. the. sounds of jazz trumpeter miles davis from a new documentary now on general release. welcome to arts and culture more on that movie in a moment but also coming up. the great renaissance master p. to broad the elder is being celebra

such a show of unity is important in katrina where for almost 20 years muslims and christians have been living in separate parts of town this bridge it's in the boundary between the north and to the south the north of becoming to most of them well enough south of the government a christian and normal day its residents pos bike to freely but in times of crisis the boundary is difficult to cross. the city hasn't always been like this but interest violence and other conflicts often fuelled by political rivalries have torn the community apart. for safety reasons to johnny keeps her work and private life separate before starting a peace initiative to janeen work in micro financing she still keeps in touch with traders whom she used to advise on loans and business plans but she doesn't tell them about her new calling. the only know about my a worry in the days that our good run crap that is to. be in the job don't know me weak because i said it's time i am extending that. peace building me sharing day i wasn't too bad with this between here because i wouldn't know the kind of mentality to get

bangladesh a muslim majority country. yet many of those excluded and off lists are migrants from the indian state of west bengal. the nationalist b.g.p. government insists this is a way to oust illegal bangladeshi immigrants not genuine and here when they hear articulate is their party we need the n.r.c. because many illegal bangladeshi intruders have entered with wired up. as a result the rights and identities of the indigenous people of assam have been threatened . the copper of our own a lot of the stories on the ground show otherwise for many people here and uphill battle is only just beginning. for those left off off the final list of citizens this may well be the last resort for the tribunals like the so on are being set up of cross the state to feel the previous from those who have been excluded and they were the far through the worst these exclusions. people can ultimately take them all the way to the supreme court but such a limb the abuse process is challenging. they get a good lawyer or do they need resources t

most populous muslim nation. thousands gathered in the capital jakarta on the 1st day of the holiday. a former defense secretary accused of war crimes is hoping to become the country's next president a political gathering was held in colombo where. canada c was announced by has brother and former sherlock and president mahinda rajapaksa has been accused of being atrocities during certain long as decades long civil war but now fernandez has more from colombia. ending months of speculation the former defense secretary has been nominated as a presidential candidate of the newly formed alliance sri lanka where the john of perelman is basically told the gathering here today that he has proved by actions rather than words that he is capable of taking on the challenge. that i should. today what is needed for this country is leadership with a vision for the future someone who has a plan for development someone who can implement those changes have a principled on corrupt political leadership. those who believe in rajapaks

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. addressing the point i wanted to make about 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 community isn't working in the new world let's face it the scituate. in venezuela could hardly be more complex the united states along with some 2 dozen countries is backing the new interim leader one way though russia and china support kumble nicolas maduro now we have france spain germany and britain who have recognized the new interim leader as president how long can you go on with this people are defecting from the administration one of your colleagues venezuela . rock defected accusing matter of violating the constitution an air force general near force. military attack show in washington no milit