which was called the national unity session or shot at the job i feel like it's the way. assault ought to sue to you that the f.l.p. participated in the unification of the p.l.o. station but the syrian authorities punished in the field before participating in that p.l.c. session and the cia intelligence prevented the difficulty members who attended from returning to the mosque of this. national unity was the slogan of the time for the palestinians as they sought to put behind them the bitter squabbles and factional fighting of the past that national unity was about to get a huge and popular boost from an unexpected place. in december 987 in gaza and israeli driver killed 4 palestinian neighbors and wounded 9 when his car ran off the road. the israelis termed it an accident the palestinians said it was premeditated murder. whatever the case the incident sparked an outbreak of palestinian protests that spread like wildfire throughout the occupied territories . the intifada or uprising was born. and defiled but that the intifada was the 1st time since the 1948 to that palest

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in some ways, we have a lot of national unity.pread support for lockdowns, i think because we have a president who is determined to turn this into a culture war as a way to evade responsibility for getting as bad as it has. quickly a lot of public health measures have become culture war issues, which is why you're seeing growing resistance. to simple measures like masks that would allow us to get out of lockdown. >> there was another opinion piece. cate blanchett wrote about the role art can play in bridging the gap. i realize just how important a shared sense of meaning is in our brave new world of social distancing and self-isolation. communication and comprehension are as critical to the delicate fabric of scientific investigation. how do we keep that fabric together. especially if some of us can't agree on the facts around coronavirus. >> that's a difficult question. i think that one issue. i'm going to put in a plug war for class war after all. i don't think it's the one that the right is describing. what i see happening duri

was formed in february but governors are yet to be appointed and south sudan's government of national unity is saying that that's the reason why these tensions have taken some time to respond to because there is not authority on the ground to coordinate between what is happening and between the got the national government however it says that it has deployed forces to try to stop the violence between the 2 sides the medical charity doctors without borders has also announced that it is suspending its operations due to the killing of one of its staff and injuring of 2 others aid workers have been repeatedly targeted in conflicts or ethnic violence around south sudan and the charity has said that it is not going to resume its operations and till it receives guarantees that its staff will not be heard so far that. those guarantees are yet to be given but south sudan's government is saying that it is working to try to respond and to try to end the violence so that no more lives are lost in these tensions. palestinian president mahmoud abbas says palestine will not be bound by agreements with isr

son says the who sees a calling on aid agencies to help the hold these run supreme council for national unity called the nation has called on the refuse commission to uphold its responsibility before the this big number of refugees that have been deported by the saudi arabia to the where the how these have. set up. what he can say as salacious and center for them as they are afraid that the could could be infected by the cold in 19 as the country couldn't tolerate another battle or another front the yemenis here are the most vulnerable society especially over the 5 years of war has really impacted the humanitarian and economic situation here in the country there is a big number of for refugees in yemen the are traveling through yemen to saudi arabia from saudi arabia to europe and america the believe that the traveling to the dreamland and the in this region which is saudi arabia vivi be go through difficulties and also many of them have been killed during this risky trip . more than 7000 kenyans are homeless after government forcibly evicted them and destroyed the houses people living in poo

it was netanyahu who mentioned this and said israel's national unity government, to be sworn in tomorrowa chance to advance that peace and security under the trump administration's vision. pompeo did use the unit in his opening remarks to take a swipe at china. he thanked israel for being open and sharing information, unlike, he said, some other countries who are trying to hide information, saying they would discuss that country as well. pompeo is now meeting netanyahu. he'll then meet with gants and then fly back. perhaps the memorable image from this trip will be pompeo stepping off the plane with that red, white and blue mask, stepping onto the tarmac at tel aviv's international airport. here masks are required in public. so is a 14-day quarantine for anyone entering the country, but in pompeo's case, of course, that was skipped for this very quick trip. >> yeah. oren liebermann. diplomacy in the era of covid. thanks, oren. >>> it hasn't received as much attention, but the devastation in latin america is growing by the day. brazilian cities are burying rows of stacked coffins in mass

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i think very much this is a national unity government 2.0 the national unity government was the one that was formed at the end of the disputed presidential election of 2014 with the intermediate intermediate intermediation of the of the east state department at the time i think up just looked at the text like anybody else seeing this today it seems very more comprehensive the key issue is that i was faced in the public domain now that there was always a debate previously about the last government and that the text you know everyone was saying it is of intent to play sure what it meant but to me it looks like dr abdullah actually has been able to leverage the circumstances against president of the need to pretty much come up with a deal way he can now present his backers some of whom are new about hers who are upset by the last experience of working with president money like gen dostum for example he was the former 1st was president in the last election went into doesn't 14 election with the president so it to me looks like dr abdullah has been able to push for the points that he had alwa

president putin honoured fallen heroes and faced with a new threat — a virus — he called for national unitye." talking of invincible, in neighbouring belarus, president lu kashenko refused to cancel his victory day parade, despite belarus having one of the highest growth rates of coronavirus infections in europe. back in russia, they've gone to great lengths to congratulate all the veterans locked down at home. instead of sending a card, the army sent this local hero a rocket launcher to his front door. 93—year—old vladimir doesn't need a rocket launcher — all he wants is for the pandemic to end. "the war was terrible", he says. "but at least we knew how to defeat the enemy. "no—one knows how to beat this virus." russia is proud of its victory in the war. it's hoping it can win this battle too. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. as much of the world continues to live under lockdown, the fiancee of the murdered saudi journalistjamal khashoggi has said england's premier football league should consider ethical values before allowing the sale of newcastle united to a saudi—backed consortium. th

and when that would for example be put in place so again lots of criticism today at the time of national unity there being clearly over for example the labor opposition leader keir starmer asking. a series of questions on how boris johnson was trying to give the public reassurance that it was safe to actually the way out of the lock down and the coal criticism behind it is that the government here has changed its message from a stay at home which was in place for the last couple of months to stay in its and really the has not been a lot of clarification on what that means stay alert and who that counts for and this was actually the reaction also in other regions across the united kingdom such as wales scotland and northern ireland with the scottish leaders saying that she believes boris johnson's message of staying alert was not safe enough for scotland so she decided that stay at home would still be in place there and that she would not out of the lockdown. now is so very different approaches across the united kingdom there are very disunited kingdom and lots of criticism now piling up agains

the successful launch a moment of national unity, reminding us all of what people can do when they come together. >> gio benitez joins us now from the kennedy space center. gio, we were watching together on the special we aired earlier. you were there to see it, to hear it, and to feel it all. >> reporter: tom, i got to tell you, you could feel the power of that rocket as it hit supersonic speed. the ground shakes, your whole body shakes. it's something else. by the way, i should tell you, the next exciting moment happens tomorrow morning, 10:30 a.m. eastern. that's when they dock at the international space station. tom? >> gio, thank you for that. >>> we move on now to the coronavirus pandemic and the new exposure warning. officials fearing large crowds gathering to protest may be putting themselves and others at risk. at the same time, a confirmed case tied to a packed memorial day party is raising alarms. abc's trevor ault is here in new york. >> reporter: tonight with the country in turmoil and the coronavirus pandemic ongoing, state leaders urging protesters, many crowded together

approach by the government so far has been to london centric, which risks a greater fracturing of national unity, saying it is not enough at the moment. these kind of things, these changes the government has made, has lost some goodwill. i say this this morning in the spirit of wanting to bring it back. acknowledge these issues, come up back. acknowledge these issues, come up witha back. acknowledge these issues, come up with a plan, but a voice for the english regions on cobra, published the regional r number, sort out transport funding, and acknowledge that councils need extra funding to deal with this. if they did those things, we could move forward on the right foot. so that was andy burnham. there is controversy, too, about the reopening of schools in england at the beginning ofjune. a lot of the teachers unions are concerned about that. yes, this has been rumbling on for a few days. it was part of the road map where boris johnson said you would see some yea rs of johnson said you would see some years of primary school returning from earlyjune, if the conditions are right. it is reception,

which was angered by the lack of information and shortly the national unity should be raising with the >> let me push you on that because we all all the questions Ãblet me combine a couple of them. gina asked, how should china be held to account for this roger says doctor rice, in your opinion what's the proper measured response of china and the ccp leadership who à >> there is both a public purpose and a private part of this. the public part of this i think over the next month is just to let it be known that china responded in a way that it did. or didn't respond lemme put it that way. because the chinese were going to try to create, they're trying to do this now, a counter narrative. when we found out about it and we got on top of it, look how quickly through social distancing and quarantined, look how quickly recovered. and we been helping the rest of the world by sending ppe add by sending help and aid to all the world. there gonna try to shift the narrative. from their initial responsibility not fessing up to what was happening to we got on top of it and then we help the rest of y

that front so far both men talked about it neither gave very much away now we're about to form a national unity government tomorrow. i think that this is an opportunity to promote peace and security based on the understandings in the region with the president trump in my last visit in washington in january will get a chance to talk about the vision for peace without some months on from the day that you came to washington when president trump announced that vision for peace when you were there there remains work yet to do and we need to make progress on that i'm looking forward to it after those talks with netanyahu pompei are then met israel's soon to be alternate prime minister benny gantz who has an entirely different position on annexation from that of netanyahu he wants to see a delay he wants to see international consultations he is concerned about the security implications of unilateral annexation and indeed on the implications to israel's relationships with other countries in the world the palestinians they are warning that they will dissolve all agreements with the u.s. in. israel inclu

>> it's outrageous that we don't have a national unity. person leading this nation through this is your brother. candidly. >> sad commentary if ever there were one. >> we're not getting the ppe and purchasing out of the president. and we have mitch mcconnell just south of ohio lecturing about bankruptcy when he spent more money than anybody. we have to balance the budget. he gets to print money. cops and firefighters will be laid off all over the country if they don't give us help. the bipartisan support of the governor, our senators, have called for the as nancy pelosi called rightly the heros bill for police and firefighters and public health department doing contact tracing and supervising businesses that are slowly opening to make sure they meet the mask requirements for employees and the requirement of reduced capacity. we have the infrastructure. we don't have the money. the institution said that cincinatti is the second most at risk for income loss. $90 million deficit we're looking at because we're relying on income tax. >> all rig

the national unity government said netanyahu has the presumption of innocence until proven guilty.ts the court system will deliver a fair trial. boris? >> a controversial leader making claims of a deep state. >>> the numbering in the michael flynn case will get a high profile assist. he is bringing in his own prominent lawyer. the justice department wanted all charges dropped even though flynn had pled guilty to the fbi. the judge insisted they wanted to weigh whether he lied to the court first. they went to the d.c. appeals court. they want sullivan to defend his authority by june 1st. >> republicans osuing doubt and the other groups are suing the governor. last week youment rile he went out. voting by mail is expected to be used widely in the fall. despite the president's protests, there is no proof of widespread fraud in mail-in voting. stay with us. we'll be right back. i use rakuten to get cash back in-store and online. or anything i want to buy is going to be on rakuten. rakuten is easy to use, free to sign up and it's in over 3,000 stores. i buy a lot of makeup. shampoo, con

>> yeah, it's outrageous that we don't have a national unity. an, the only person leading this nation through this, candidly, is your brother, chris. >> sad commentary, if ever there were one. >> but we're not getting the ppes and the unified purchasing out of the president. and, then, we have mitch mcconnell, who's just south of ohio, lecturing us about bankruptcy, when he spent more money than anybody. we have to balance our budget. he gets to print money. cops and firefighters will be laid off, all over this country and owl over tall over the stat if they don't give us the help. and i will say the bipartisan support of our governor, our senators, have becalled, as pelosi said rightly, for police and firefighters and our public health department, which is doing contact tracing and supervising these businesses that are slowly opening, to make sure they meet the mask requirements for employees and the requirement of reduced capacity. we have the infrastructure but we don't have the money. the brookings institution said that cincinnati is the seco

i think my director general put it clearly, we need national unity, international solidarity. those are the things that are going to get us through this huge pandemic. >> it does have to be said though that china got everything it wanted at the world health assembly which gave the impression the who is under its thumb. why allow those optics especially when china donated $2 billion to w.h.o. and given this novel coronavirus originated in wuhan, china. >> we saw international solidarity at the world health organization. country after country spoke about what they were doing, what lessons they learned from other countries. at the end they had a resolution on how to take forward the global response on covid. so this was about all countries working together. >> justifiably i want to go back to the very high death toll in the united states. i think that has surprised a lot of americans. they live in this country. they're very proud of their country. a lot of them are very surprised that somehow they've become the leader in the highest death toll in the world. how is that possible,

what the royal family does best, representing the entire nation and the commonwealth of nations, a symbol of unityesolve at a time of challenge, of thankfulness, and at a time of commemoration. in queen elizabeth, we have a direct link to this day is 75 years ago. we saw her on the balcony of buckingham palace 75 yea rs balcony of buckingham palace 75 years ago alongside winston churchill and her father george vi. there is the added poignancy of remembrance, which has taken on this even sharper significance at the moment with all the losses of the pandemic. we recall a day 75 years ago when the nation, many nations, emerged from the war in europe when britain had suffered nearly half a million casualties and when the vetera ns million casualties and when the veterans of that generation are having to be isolated. bagpipes play. cannon fires bagpipes play sophie raworth: and there, on this cloudless day, over the white cliffs of dover, the iconic aircrafts such as symbols of the fight for survival against the nazis. and of the raf‘s superiority. and one last word from nick. tonight the queen will gi

nations. a view from france, the history and all the rest, is the idea of a political unity. you had come up from britain, we ave a nation of traders. for germany it was all about physical and monetary union. when the going was good it worked well. ago -- it hasears its problems but you are not good to change greek culture and yet they were being told to be very germanic and how to address their problems in a way which was completely culturally bereft. or youdue as we tell you will not get cash. in many ways you had a series of tensions with europe. think as a grantor public -- grantor public is not going to happen. a place where i would really wish to see to go back to the early discussion about allies,, interests, common beliefs,

. >> schifrin: for xi jinping, today's meeting is designed to project, and ensure, national unity.has centralized authority. and that's hindered the scientists. >> some of our best collaborators come from beijing and from one of the leading military epidemiological institutions there. and in the last few years, there's been more scrutiny--with respect to me going, visiting them in their facilities, their availability has been somewhat reduced. so i, attributed to sort of a consolidation of power, xi jinping. >> schifrin: but it goes both ways. the trump administration ended peter daszak's grant to work with chinese scientists. collaboration is eroding, as the two countries, increase confrontation. for the pbs newshour, i'm nick schifrin. >> woodruff: scientists say antibody testing may eventually be a key tool in the fight against the coronavirus. there was encouraging news on that front this week: researchers said that antibodies found in a patient who had sars 17 years ago were able to neutralize covid-19. still, many questions remain about the effectiveness of antibody testing,

netanyahu says that with the national unity government that israel is set to swear in tomorrow, theres a chance here to advance peace and security under the basis or on the basis of the trump administration's peace plan. meanwhile, secretary of state pompeo gave short statements saying the bond between israel and the u.s. is strong and will continue to be strong. he also took a swipe at china by saying that unlike israel, there are countries that hide and obfuscate the pandemic. for these two leaders, and later today, pompeo and gants, it's a chance to reaffirm the bond between the u.s. and netanyahu and president trump, an opportunity neither of these countries will ever pass up. >> oren liebermann live with that report from jerusalem. appreciate it. >>> and you are watching cnn. we are back in just a moment. >>> london celebrated the 200th anniversary of the birth of legendary nurse florence nightingale by projecting her image on the side of st. thomas' hospital. nightingale, known as the lady with the lamp, rose to fame after traveling to treat british soldiers during the crimean w

that's according to the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, who fears a fracturing of national unityould still have been right for us for a couple of weeks, so i do think the change camea of weeks, so i do think the change came a little early. but it wasn't just the lack of consultation. the prime minister encouraged people back to work, but he hasn't given us a transport funding deal like london so we can put on extra trams and buses to keep people safe. it makes me feel that the voice of the english regions is not being heard at the moment. sir keir starmer says there needs to be cohesion amongst there needs to be cohesion amongst the four nations around our approach to this. consultation is one thing, but this is what i want to clarify, you are not suggesting that you want regional variations, are you? you are not suggesting that you want regionalvariations, are you? no, i am asking for equal treatment. the english regions have no voice on cobra, for instance, unlike london, and the mayor of london is on cobra and the mayor of london is on cobra and rightly so, but where is the vo

india battles covid-19, it's not just the lives of 1.3 billion people at stake but also india's national unity. for the pbs newshour, i'm neha poonia in delhi. >> woodruff: public outcry and calls for arrests in the killing of an african-american man in georgia more than two months ago are intensifying. as yamiche alcindor reports, the case drew widespread public attention after a video of the shooting was released on the internet earlier this week. >> alcindor: since then, judy, the nation has become familiar with this name: ahmaud arbery. he was a 25-year-old black man chased and killed by two white men while he jogged in a georgia neighborhood on february 23rd. the two men, gregory mcmichael and travis mcmichael, said they pursued him because they believed he loed like a suspect in recent burglaries. arbery was unarmed. the video, shot from behind, seems to show that arbery was trying to go around their truck. they then confronted him and later shot him. they told police he attacked them as they were trying to hold him and wait for police. his fathermarcus arbery, and his attorney, benjamin

national unity and of course the continued improvement of the. capabilities. there in singapore thank you so much good to talk to james. including positions washed away. getting back to basics in. pakistan international airlines jet the when yesterday new video shows how the 320 plunged into next to port after the pilot sent a mayday warning of engine failure. people on board survived many had been travelling for the eat holiday at the end of. the wreckage of the plane crashed. to try and identify family members. any closer to anyone speculating about the cause of the crash. that. land the aircraft and then stopped functioning after they made a signal to order to receive good said yesterday that the plane was indeed in deep trouble but we have been able to find that the area where it came down destroyed a number of how the day i've been speaking to a reporter would go and read that most of the people and or didn't have been accounted for day have been injured or dead but most of them have said why however they really going to be looking for any boxer by his ol

staff or for more reaction to this i'm not joined by teacher and former regional secretary of the national unity chose martin pollinators martin good to see the government have to balance health risks with the economy so it's impossible to protect both completely. yes but surely safety has to be 1st and maybe the prime minister himself was saying it would be crazy now to what still the good work has been done the reality is that they were too slow to go into the lockdown and now many teachers and parents fear that they're going to be too quick to rush back into opening schools fully should there 'd be an element of autonomy perhaps relying on business owners had teachers teachers to get this right we really have blanket god lines for all but i think if there was a very fragmented approach that would be absolutely chaotic you wouldn't know which child was going back which workplace was going back so i think there has to be you know a national agreement and what we're saying is the national education union that has got to be on the basis of a clear safe risk assessment not just looking at things l

that front so far both men talked about it neither gave very much away now we're about to form a national unity government tomorrow. i think that this is an opportunity to promote peace and security based on the understandings of the ridge with the president trump in my last visit in washington in january will get a chance to talk about the vision for peace without some months on from the day that you came to washington when president trump announced that vision for peace when you were there there remains work yet to do and we need to make progress on that i'm looking forward to it after those talks with netanyahu then met israel's soon to be alternate prime minister benny gantz who has an entirely different position on annexation from that of netanyahu he wants to see a delay he wants to see international consultations he is concerned about the security implications of unilateral annexation and indeed on the implications to israel's relationships with other countries in the world the palestinians they are warning that they will dissolve all agreements with the u.s. in. israel including securit