these gatherings led to what later became known as the oslo accords. the oslo negotiations actually started with two israelis one of them is me the other is dr hugh shrilled we were two academicians with huge knowledge about the history of the conflict we will always playing as if we are representing billion and i had also my contacts within the labor party. i knew your c. bailey and i knew she would paris you want paris was a friend of my parents so i knew him very well of whom can know how we do nonu but the move on to some. i don't know whom a could be me in law luck alone three or c.s.e. like in home loans or doc few my sister could help me survive any kind of had the unknown have worked through my feeling of limited that year and full of. that came with two people that they know we didn't know it thought that they were his bodyguards but there were one discuss in a school who was from the office of a muslim and second is my real cool dr michael good to who was from that cannot it was an economy economic expert from the office off of. the one of th

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these gatherings led to what later became known as the oslo accords. the oslo negotiations actually started with two israelis one of them is me the other is dr hugh shrilled we were two academicians with huge knowledge about the history of the conflict we would always play is if we are representing billion and i had also my contacts within the labor party. i knew yossi beilin and you shimon peres soon paris was a friend of my parents so i knew him very well of whom can know how we do and i knew what the more philby day and i don't know whom a could be me in law look at eleven three or c.s.e. like in home loans or doc i suspected one slightly kind of had the unknown. worked through my feeling one of them at it down here and full of. that came with two people that they know we didn't know it thought that they were his bodyguards but they were one discussing us fool who was from the office of a muslim and second is my real cool dr michael good to who was from that cannot it was an economy economic expert from the office of of of our fuck w. bush asian lan

the so-called arab husseini plan became a model for the subsequent oslo accords years later. that it was soon to offer by the outbreak of the first intifada. the palestinian uprising which took both israel and the p.l.o. by surprise. and. just the sight of them to be a ruler jar left. over they asked was there a lot of promise i looked to you well when demand yes. and no neck men yet. yes the thought of palestinian boys throwing stones against israeli tanks. this david and goliath contest put the israelis under great pressure time is now of the essence. in an exclusive for al jazeera the norwegian foreign ministry has released highly confidential documents that include a nine hundred eighty eight hand delivered letter from foreign minister stoltenberg to israeli foreign minister peres stoltenberg wrote that only by relieving itself of the burden of the occupied territories can israel succeed and prosper. without the broke with. that there were miles. there are three except for through and through through and through. come with then you're going to play whatever. the minute th

he would go on to become a key figure in the negotiations that led to the oslo accords. with funding from the norwegian foreign ministry in one thousand nine hundred ninety five who started to undertake research in the middle east its first study to examine the living conditions in the occupied west bank and gaza strip. circus and so forth. the living conditions of young people growing up under the intifada what kind of effect on them. maybe more on the sort of mental psychological effect of growing up in such. a violent. and why meant but then it was more a social context it turned out to because because that was sort of the speciality. far for. it it turned up to be a little more on the sort of yeah more socio economic. i mean unemployment all these kinds of indicators of social economic life so who were the researchers that worked on this project from norway yeah they're very aware there were many. one of them that's a lot of us heading. that service down the hay bag who was the wife of. if he wasn't at the time that he later became the foreign minister you on the oth

force it has been speaking to three young palestinians who have grown up as part of the so-called oslo generation. it's a sun dappled september day in ramallah families enjoying a public holiday twenty five years since israeli and palestinian leaders signed the oslo accords parts of the occupied west bank have attained limited self-government but a two state solution the overriding goal looks more distant now than it did then i sat down with three members of the so-called oslo generation palestinians who were born around the time of the agreement rita is an activist with the boycott divestment and sanctions movement aiming to marshal international economic pressure against israel for her it was flawed from the start it's going to twist it felt. that. people such as isis it's a it's just. people doesn't want to put. positive things. to say that it was their god i think it was structured want to hear us are wired a youth member of the ruling fatah faction the agreement was a worthwhile effort was that they didn't get to be also has lots of positive sides to puts us geographically and pol

he would go on to become a key figure in the negotiations that led to the oslo accord. with funding from the norwegian foreign ministry in one thousand nine hundred ninety five who started to undertake research in the middle east its first study to examine the living conditions in the occupied west bank and gaza strip. and so forth. the living condition of young people growing up under the intifada what kind of effect on them. maybe more on the sort of mental psychological effect of grabbing up in such. a violent. and why meant but then it was more a social context it turned out to because because that was sort of this special ality. far for. it it turned up to be a little more on the sort of yeah more socio economic. i mean unemployment over these kinds of indicators of social economic life so who were the researchers that worked on this project from norway yeah they're very aware there were many. one of them that sort of us heading. that service down the hay bag who was the wife of. if he wasn't at the time that he later became the foreign minister you on the horse. i

the oslo accords were an achievement and the role of norway crucial. but they all timidly proved to be a stage in the peace process and the search for a just and lasting peace in the middle east still continues today. al jazeera won't travels to the lebanese city of tripoli. to meet the widows living in one of the world's most ancient refuges. more than seven hundred years old it's still oppose the charitable tradition of sheltering those with no means of supporting themselves the widows sanctuary on al-jazeera. hello again it's good to have you back we're here in australia particularly down here towards the southwest watching an area of low pressure that spinny just near perth now with that we're going to be having some very messy weather across the area notice we're going to see some showers the temperature not too bad for this time of year about nineteen degrees but it is going to be cloudy but then as we go towards monday that system begins to make its way towards the east and so for adelaide you're going to be seeing the clouds start to make their

. >> so many people speak about oslo in the amazing thing. but in the issue of owomen rights, that was difficult can. it brought back yasser arafat and that sort of pushed women out of the way. here is a clip about that instance. [ speaking foreign language] >>> out there in jerusalem it's impossible to not feel a sense of loss of what the moment could have finally produced. what do you remember about that moment when, after oslo, the authority came back the rights of not just activist particularly women had gained were suddenly pushed out of the way again? >> we really felt so sad and angry from deep inside that we left aside, nobody's thinking about us. men want to take everything. even the palestinian authority is supporting them, the palestinian leaders who came from different other countries, they just want to stay partf of the case and nobody, even among the women leadership, none of them were part of building the palestinian institutions. because we felt really sad, we attend different meetings and we were like writing different letter

they were now on the secret road to the oslo accords but much would need to happen before the diplomatic finale on the white house lawn. twenty five years after this point zero world tells the behind the scenes story of norway's rule the oslo accords they wanted to have what they froze you know ability and reveals how secret negotiations were skewed how do. you hold this right if everything are wrong and why they're still yet to deliver on so much that was promised the price of all is low on al-jazeera. head over we've got plenty of drifting its way across the middle east at the moment it's showing up very clearly on the satellite picture from the northern parts of iran all the way up towards monti has brought us a fair amount of rain although it's gradually fizzling out as we head into friday you can't really make it out very clearly just this little bit of cloud his still drifting over a temperature of around twenty degrees towards the west as the fuel showers here particularly over the far north eastern parts of turkey and there's a stretch in their way towards the caspian sea once mo

now thursday marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the oslo accords between israelis and palestinians the deal set out a five year timetable for two state solution but with each passing year palestinians have seen chances of that proceed further and further power a force that reports. it's a sun dappled september day in ramallah families enjoying a public holiday twenty five years since israeli and palestinian leaders signed the oslo accords parts of the occupied west bank have attained limited self-government but a two state solution the overriding goal looks more distant now than it did then i sat down with three members of the so-called oslo generation palestinians who were born around the time of the agreement rita is an activist with the boycott divestment and sanctions movement aiming to marshal international economic pressure against israel for her it was flawed from the start it's going to twist it felt. that. people such a place it's just that it's it's it's just. people will depart from it i think. it's good that it was there yeah but i think it was structured one of here us

the palestinian and israeli leaders together on a sunlit white house lawn to sign the first of the oslo accords twenty five years on the deal looks like a velux from a bygone era that solves nothing cords were supposed to be the foundation of a permanent peace deal that would create two states side by side but many of the issues postponed for later resolution seem further from ever from being agreed on they include the status of jerusalem by both sides of their capital palestinians were enraged when the trump administration recognized them as israel's capital and moved its embassy there the fate of millions of palestinians who fed wars dating back to nine hundred forty eight is also undecided as is the issue of israeli settlements considered illegal under international law built on occupied land that palestinians want for a state. a former palestinian negotiator he says the of course change the nature of the israeli occupation wants to leaving them in control. what the also accords did was to recreate the system of control the control matrix of israeli control over the occupied palestin

they say that the move away from the oslo accords that allowed for the opening of the plo offices in the first place. >> this decision comes as the oslo accords are set to turn 25. >> many papers are marking the anniversary. at the piece look from the left-wing newspaper. looking back at the hope that he felt when the first accord was signed in 1993. he writes that he slowly awakened from the dream and realized the accords did not go far enough. he said they left out the civil -- the issue of settlements. >> let's come back now to france where the education minister wants to expand the teaching of arabic to schools. >> this would have helped us all out a second ago. this is a somewhat controversial proposal here in france. the paper writes that many people equate learning arabic with learning the koran. the paper points out that this is unfounded. argues that studying arabic could help students think more critically about what some might think to them -- might present to them. about by abrought young man in canada who is very determined to track down a young woman nine -- named nicol

air with us he is former palace and negotiate with israel and he joins us from beirut he argues the oslo accords could have allowed or been prepared to go to a point of a successful outcome. in the one nine hundred ninety s. between one nine hundred ninety three and two thousand of course there were numerous problems of the number of terrorist attacks israeli collective punishment of the palestinian economy but there was an important degree of political confidence building both the governmental levels the security level.

he would go on to become a key figure in the negotiations that led to the oslo accords. with funding from the norwegian foreign ministry in one thousand nine hundred ninety five who started to undertake research in the middle east its first study to examine the living conditions in the occupied west bank and gaza strip. and so forth. the living conditions of young people growing up under the intifada what kind of effect on them. maybe more on the sort of mental psychological effect of growing up in such. a wild and. why meant but then it was more a social context it turned out to because because that was sort of this special ality. far for. it it turned up to be a little more on the sort of yeah more socio economic. i mean unemployment all these kinds of indicators of social economic life so who were the researchers that worked on this project from norway yeah they're very aware there were many. one of them that's a lot of us heading. that service down the hay back who was the wife of. if he wasn't at the time that he later became the foreign minister you on the horse. i

he would go on to become a key figure in the negotiations that led to the oslo accords. with funding from the norwegian foreign ministry in one thousand nine hundred ninety five who started to undertake research in the middle east its first study to examine the living conditions in the occupied west bank and gaza strip. the living conditions of young people growing up under the intifada what kind of effect on them. maybe more on the sort of mental psychological effect of growing up in such. a wild and. and why meant but then it was more a social context it turned out to because because that was sort of the speciality. of half or so with it it turned up to be a little more on the sort of yeah more socio economic. i mean unemployment at all these kinds of indicators of social economic life so who were the researchers that worked on this project from norway yeah they're very aware there were many. one of them that sort of us heading. that service down the hay bag who was the wife of. if he wasn't at the time that he later became the foreign minister you on the other holes.

the palestinian authority has limited power stems from the wording of the oslo accord signed in one nine hundred ninety three and one thousand nine hundred five the accords controversially divided the palestinian territories into three distinctive administrative areas known as a b. and c. area constitutes about eighteen percent of the west bank in theory the palestinian authority exercises full civil and security control here area b. constitutes twenty one percent of the west bank here the palestinian authority has civil control but shares security control with israel jewish settlers have taken control of land in area be in violation of the oslo accords. area c. constitutes approximately sixty one percent of the west bank it's under full israeli civil and security control and they felt he had to sell. the fucking. abu sucker and the meds both live in area c. to purchase supplies they have to travel through several israeli checkpoints. checkpoints are a frustrating feature of daily life for most palestinians and. under the. act. following the one nine hundred sixty seven war many palestin

years after the thought of his dear world tells the behind the scenes story of norway's war in the oslo accords they wanted to have what they froze in the ability and revealed how secret negotiations were skewed. last year told his friend his everything at our compound and why they're still here to deliver on so much that was promised the price of all is low on al-jazeera. hello again well this hour we are going to start in north america we do have some snow across the canadian border right here as well as possibly into the higher elevations of the rockies but we're talking about a lot of rain still down here across much of the southern part of ned states and they have been dealing with flooding in that area as you can see the rain extends all the way up into the ohio river valley and the temperatures a little bit cooler for washington one thousand degrees is your high we expect to see here on monday but as we go towards tuesday things start to warm up but it is going to be a cloudy as well as a drizzly day for most areas but down towards miami pop up thunderstorms we do expect to see a

has taken the lead since the oslo accords and the u.s. administration the trumpet ministration is doing this a very different way and certainly from a palestinian point of view they are already as they're supposed to be negotiating giving in on the key areas to the israeli side and at the same time cutting funding to unruh the part of the u.n. that deals with palestinians and deals with education and health care for palestinians and cutting. money for the palestinian authority money that goes to palestinians so the palestinians feel they're being public punished while the israelis get everything they want and the rest of the world is standing by out of the u.s. is way while the u.s. says it's coming up with some peace deal as you heard president abbas there walked saying what the u.s. call the deal of the century we're now told but it's going to be announced in about four months time we're also told the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley has already read the deal and it is a fantastic document but we will have to wait and s

this is the twenty fifth anniversary of the oslo accords between israelis and palestinians now the deal set out a five year timetable for a two state solution but with each passing year palestinians have seen those chances receipt very force it has been speaking to three young palestinians who've grown up as part of the so-called oslo generation. it's a sun dappled september day in ramallah families enjoying a public holiday twenty five years since israeli and palestinian leaders signed the oslo accords parts of the occupied west bank have attained limited self-government but a two state solution the overriding goal looks more distant now than it did then i sat down with three members of the so-called oslo generation palestinians who were born around the time of the agreement rita is an activist with the boycott divestment and sanctions movement aiming to marshal international economic pressure against israel for her it was flawed from the start of the twist. well tilt the fruit that. people second place just because it's it's just. people will depart from it think. it's funny that it w

the palestinian authority's limited power stems from the wording of the oslo accord signed in one thousand nine hundred three and one thousand nine hundred five the accords controversially divided the palestinian territories into three distinctive administrative areas known as a b. and c. area constitutes about eighteen percent of the west bank in theory the palestinian authority exercises full civil and security control here area b. constitutes twenty one percent of the west bank here the palestinian authority has civil control but shares security control with israel jewish settlers have taken control of land in area be in violation of the oslo accords. area c. constitutes approximately sixty one percent of the west bank it's under full israeli civil and security control and they felt he had to sell. the fucking. abu stockard and the meds both live in area c. to purchase supplies they have to travel through several israeli checkpoints. checkpoints are a frustrating feature of daily life for most palestinians. under the. following the one nine hundred sixty seven war many palestinians of t

the israelis also introduced a new face at the oslo talks their general manager at the foreign ministry who received via. formalised the purpose asked me to look at this document and potentially but this appeared in this channel i was very glad i think that something good happened to the p.l.o. they finally began to see that the armed struggle will lead them nowhere. that's actually the biggest enemy is their biggest ally and partner is when. they met for the first time up at the am out of small cottage up at home call mr famous ski jump and this new area i. just ride outside also last left that at home i could tell that is out next and only so weird with it where did he stay i think instead of now or our flat that that night that's right that's right yeah i'm a big believer in secret negotiations so at the end the public knows the outcome and not the intermediary concessions. and therefore we knew we had about two three months. instruments we did it. in this hotel they all slowed severe used his first meeting with the palestinians to stress three deal breaking israeli conditions. first

the israelis also introduced a new face at the oslo talks the general manager of the foreign ministry who reserve beer when form is the purpose asked me to look at this document and potentially but this appeared in this channel i was very glad i think that something good happened to the people they finally began to see that the armed struggle will lead them nowhere. that's actually the biggest enemy is their biggest ally and partner is when. they met for the first time up at the am out of small cottage. home called mr famous ski jump and this new area i. just lived outside also last left that at home i could tell that is out next and only so weird with it where did he stay i think instead of now or our flat that that night that's right that's right yeah i'm a big believer in secret negotiations so at the end the public knows the outcome and not the intermediary concessions. and therefore we knew we had about two three months. instruments we did it. in this hotel they all slowed arisa via used his first meeting with the palestinians to stress three deal breaking israeli conditions. fir

strove to decide in the tone of the negotiations no make an official strike or go home the price of oslo an al-jazeera. a year ago president trump threatened to destroy north korea what will happen this year when he and other world leaders visit new york. this time as a new dimension trump is expected to chair the u.s. was to body the security council. and he has iran in his sights. extensive u.s. coverage. on i'll just sit. ups oldest muslim undertakers working here is a seven days a week job that's grown with a community my father purchased a black ambulance man started to do the funerals in london and a family we saw stopping father and daughter and became business partners the stories we don't often hear told by the people who the gift is such a level of. east and undertakers this is europe on al-jazeera. iran blames its gulf rivals for an attack by gunmen on a military parade which killed at least twenty five people. omarion the mozzie and london you're with al-jazeera also coming up a survivor is found in an air pocket two days after a ferry capsized in tanzania killing at least tw

twenty five years after the signing of al-jazeera world tells a two part story of norway's role in the oslo accords whether salute the government of more words or its remarkable role in order to discipline in the secret negotiation. and why its promise of peace has remained unfulfilled a stronger side in terms of the negotiations no make a show or go home the price of oslo an al-jazeera. again you're watching edges the mind of our top stories iran's revolutionary guard is vowing what it calls deadly and unforgettable vengeance after an attack on a military way at least twenty five people were killed president has done rouhani accuses the united states and some gulf countries of creating instability by supporting ethnic groups in iraq. polls are closing in the maldives in a presidential election the vote is seen as a test for democracy for the president is seeking a second five year term the opposition is accusing him of silencing dissent. the u.n. humanitarian chief says yemen is approaching a tipping point with famine a major threat three quarters of the population that's twenty two millio

twenty five years after the signing on jazeera world tells a two part story of norway's role in the oslo accords another salute to the government of norway for its remarkable role in nurturing discipline in the secret negotiations and why its promise of peace has remained unfulfilled deciding the tone of the negotiations no make an issue of travel or go home the price of oslo an al-jazeera. tell stories for you this hour here on al-jazeera iran's president is vowing what he calls a crushing response after government sprite a military parade with gunfire at least twenty nine people killed including four go in the southern city of a huts i saw claimed responsibility by the iranian military planes groups linked to quote two gulf countries the campaign office of the maldives opposition candidate has been raided by police the evening before the election president of the main has been in office since twenty thirteen is seeking a second five year term in sunday's vote. and a survivor has been found in an air pocket of the tanzanian ferry two days after it capsized the man is one of only forty o

and also mr couper from this year's oslo freedom forum in new york city to the streams good to see ladies very good to see you. are you are living in exile right now for a politician who is so engaged in your country's history and development what is that like. to be in in exile. however a security and you need to keep your voice heard no matter how far you are from the country let us know as your voice to keep the market alive and that is my plan for people who are not following the progress of what's happening in cambodia or perhaps the lack of progress of what's happening in cambodia can you give us one vivid example of what it is that the opposition party when it was allowed to exist would be complaining about. today campbell ga is a one party state after the last election was first a sham election. and form look and you know that the khmer rouge regime killed all the two million people including might hammons is a farm. and wants to stay in thailand much longer therefore he had to take out the democratic forces from civil society independent media and then finally dissolving the only

and also mr couper from this year's oslo freedom forum in new york city. to the streams good to see ladies very good to see. you are living in exile right now for a politician who is so engaged in your country's history and development what is that like. to be in exile is never a choice is. a security and you need to keep your voice. how are you or from the country let us not ask your voice to keep the market alive and that is my plan. for people who are not following the progress of what's happening in cambodia or perhaps the lack of progress of what's happening in cambodia can you give us one vivid example of what it is that the opposition party when it was allowed to exist would be complaining about. today campbell ga is a one party state after the last election which was a sham election. and form look and you know that the khmer rouge regime killed all the two million people including mike hammons is a farm. and wants to stay in thailand much longer therefore he had to take out the democratic forces from civil society independent media and then finally

it certainly didn‘t go to plan. to oslo in norway. amazing to meet you.in london, and me between the captains. does it still fit? yes. troublesome jet engines. something happened for take—off. one of the engines heated up. but the captain decided to go back to the terminal. the world‘s press watched the world‘s biggestjet return. disappointed? oh, sure. on the tarmac, pan am‘s ron marasco. it was a state of shock throughout the facility. this was our worst nightmare. any sense of fear? no, they said something was burning and we got off. heard that before. all the earmarks of the titanic. "never again". they never came back. i think it was about 30 passengers who didn't want to go back. in the tailpipe. hidden away, the only other 747 was secretly swapped. we arrived at the hangar. departure aircraft, clipper young america. seven hours late, paint still wet, they tried again. it was very, very, very quiet when we took off. do you think people were nervous? of course. it was a new thing. so we decided to start serving champagne. they won‘t know, even if the

travel or go home the price of oslo an al-jazeera. this is al jazeera. alone welcome i'm peter w. watching the al-jazeera news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes gunmen opened fire on crowds at a military parade in southern iran twenty nine a dead but who was behind the attack the blame game has begun. a person is pulled alive from the ferry disaster on a tanzanian lake as the president talks about overcrowding and negligence. full speed ahead into southern china the new hong kong train staring debate over politics and control. also ahead on the trail of rhino poachers how forensic work is helping rangers cut the killing in the parks of south africa and in sports tiger woods has taken the sheriff. ending tour championship is level with the wind just a halfway point and add to. the iranian president has ordered his security forces to use all means necessary to identify who was behind an attack on a military parade at least twenty nine people were killed when a gunman opened fire on crowds remembering the start of the iran iraq war in the

millimeters thereabouts a little bit more on the east coast of spain that was thundery the total up in oslo not far away actually is far more than seventy degrees i'm just giving you the last twenty four hours but i think it's about to change these storms are still study circulating but this rain they're running through is at least briefly lighter and then will disappear altogether likewise that in spain the forecast might be further to the cloud but as for rain nothing like as much as a quietening situation we're still left with a few storms somewhere around the black sea monster even in today's society we did see some throw off storms in morocco and algeria and in the full cost of the possibilities he was here those but again he's a dying situation a lot of clouds to be generated and we still got a heat differential but it's warmed up in reba twenty nine degrees and it's thirty one in tunis so if everything morocco's got warmer and more humid. overthrow and exiled they appoint again saying if you all don't dismiss. an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to

the palestinian authority's limited power stems from the wording of the oslo accord signed in one thousand nine hundred three and one thousand nine hundred five the accords controversially divided the palestinian territories into three distinctive administrative areas known as a b. and c. area eight constitutes about eighteen percent of the west bank in theory the palestinian authority exercises full civil and security control here area b. constitutes twenty one percent of the west bank here the palestinian authority has civil control but shares security control with israel jewish settlers have taken control of land in area be in violation of the oslo accords. area c. constitutes approximately sixty one percent of the west bank it's under full israeli civil and security control and develop a year to. go. abu stockard and the meds both live in area c. to purchase supplies they have to travel through several israeli checkpoints. checkpoints are a frustrating feature of daily life for most palestinians and. under the. act. following the one nine hundred sixty seven war many palestinians of th

years after the thawing al-jazeera world tells the behind the scenes story of norway's role in the oslo accords they wanted to have what they froze and i ability and reveals how secret negotiations were skewed . told this reddish everything at our club and why they're still here to deliver on so much that was promised the prions to of all is low on al-jazeera. from cutting edge medical technology toxic venom could be a boston resource the development of lifesaving drugs to advances in the most difficult regions of the world rosie o'donnell needs something good and not the worst to get into the you. upside every tenant's innovative solutions to global health care problems if you will to make a difference and maybe all of those words get it through it was sold to the cure on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera. hello and welcome i'm peter dhabi you're watching the news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes the death toll tops eight hundred thirty as indonesians are warned thousands more may have been killed in the earthquake and tsunami. cats are a few

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travel or go home the price of oslo on al-jazeera. probably looking lousy find it dry across a good part of australia because this little speck cling to shall cloud rolling through the bytes it will be a little blustery down towards victoria at west the weather will make its way away from tasmania into the tasman sea and pushing on towards new zealand they recover the dry weather coming in behind but by no means warm thirteen fourteen fifteen degrees there in the south a sixteen celsius for perth some of ads as we go on into monday perhaps a little warmer over towards victoria towards new south wales could touch eighty in sydney by monday twenty two celsius the top temperatures for brisbane now are into the teens as well as well into a good pass of news eight about that west the weather will make its way across the tasman sea heading towards south island as we go to the early part of next week have had a bad ass day nineteen celsius there for christ on a sunday fifteen in all and here comes the cloud and the rain it will sweep through

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world tells the behind the scenes story of the oslo accords they wanted to have what they. and reveals how secret negotiations were skewed. everything. and why they're still here to deliver much that was promised the price of oslo on al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera president trump supreme court nominee has denied allegations of sexual assault brett kavanaugh called the accusations a calculated and orchestrated political hit just a few hours earlier one of his accusers christine blazin forward gave an emotional testimony she says. when they were both teenagers i believe he was going to rape me. i tried to yell for help when i did brett put his hand over my mouth stop me from yelling this is what terrified me the most and it had the most lasting impact on my life it was hard for me to breathe and i thought that brett was accidentally going to kill me well for his part kavanah denied committing sexual misconduct and said he wouldn't be threatened into withdrawing i'm not questioning the doctor ford may have been

office is a declaration from israel and the united states that oslo is that and that is the end of the road the end of the road of wrong agreement where palestinians agreed on things they should not have agreed about at least they should have demanded a full and complete cessation of. settlement activities and recognition of the right of the palestinians to have a state of their own this did not happen now we are at the end of that road and we need to choose a different and tentative road and we can do it nobody can blackmail us to surrender and give up our rights this is not going to happen and then my opinion this american position to flex and isolation of american diplomacy look the united states is in trouble to deal with canada in trouble to deal with russia with china with the europeans with the united nations with international law and now they want even to have trouble with the international criminal court just because the international criminal court might criticize israel for the crimes it has committed well kelly we were going to get back to the also accords in a few minutes

of this is a declaration from israel and the united states that oslo is that and that is the end of the road the end of the road of wrong good event where palestinians agreed on things they should not have agreed about at least they should have demanded a full and complete cessation of. all settlement activities and recognition of the right of the palestinians to have a state of their own this did not happen now we are at the end of that road and we need to choose a different and tentative road and we can do it nobody can blackmail us to surrender and give up our rights this is not going to happen and then my opinion this american position to flex and isolation of american diplomacy look the united states is in trouble to deal with canada in trouble to deal with russia with china with the europeans with the united nations with international law and now they want even to have trouble with the international criminal court just because the international criminal court might criticize israel for the crimes it has committed well kelly we were going to get back to the also accords in a few mi

no we've been suckered free started to be as barracks performed a very special stunt show in oslo suspended from a hook attached to a crane the european freestyle champion juggled the ball in mid air without ever touching it with his her hands. happening was intended to get young people interested in soccer. the twenty nineteen edition of guinness world records is already out and includes some new superlatives the world's biggest knitting needles are owned by thirty one year old british art student elizabeth bond they're over four metres long but still quite usable for knitting. your colleague the next name geronimo set a record for double dutch style jump rope steps at one hundred thirteen per minute . and the world's fastest go kart was built by twenty six year old tom back now look britain it's jet engines hurled the many racer down the track at over one hundred eighty kilometers per hour the book has been published since one thousand nine hundred fifty five and has sold over one hundred forty million copies. now talking in a city can be much easier with a scooter or motorbike even if it

diaspora, including the occupation, including the resistance, and then further, and then just before the osloery high or very strong among palestinians and i wanted to represent that period, to represent it, not only through figures and so on, but also through the spirit of the time. talk to me about the experience, the personal experience, of being an artist living through palestinian history of the last 50 years. have you known fear? fear coming from your art and the position it put you in with the israelis? no, not really. i remember in 1981 i was imprisoned for a short time. but then i was called and they wanted to interrogate with me. but why did they imprison you in the first place? no reason, no reason. i was going with my family to nablus, with the car and then i was photographing villages on the road. and they stopped me, and they me and they took the camera and the film. i stayed like two weeks in the prison. and after a while he asked me, who do you think you are? you know, everybody‘s writing about you, that you are in prison. who the hell are you? i think they were afraid of taki

by twenty twenty one the twenty kilometer long tunnel as part of a new high speed rail link between oslo and southern norway. the northern lights are back on monday night the first flashes of the ruler of borealis were visible to the naked eye as they danced for hours about the northern finnish town of. local photographers called it one of the most spectacular natural light shows ever they're predicting a good season for northern lights. we continue now with this week's series creative in the hours where we take a look at why in production in various regions across europe production is booming in england believe it or not thirty years ago this would have hardly been possible due to the wet climate. but drier and warmer weather is helping the vines this plus a sparkling wine production is increasing across england and wales in two thousand and fifteen england's best sparkling wines won a total of seventeen gold medals at the international wine challenge what looks like french champagne producers should be slightly worried as comfort to sion across the channel seems to be increasing. one.

so i'm very pleased to welcome both and also from this year's oslo freedom forum in new york city to the streams good to see ladies very good to see you. you are living in exile right now for a politician who is so engaged in your country's history and development what is that like. to be in exile is never a choice is however a security and you need to keep your voice heard no matter how are you or from the country let us not ask your voice to keep the market alive and that is my plan. for people who are not following the progress of what's happening in cambodia or perhaps the lack of progress of what's happening in cambodia can you give us one vivid example of what it is that the opposition party when it was allowed to exist would be complaining about. today campbell ga is a one party state after the last election which was a sham election. and form look and you know that the khmer rouge regime killed all the two million people including mike hammons is a farm. and wants to stay in thailand much longer therefore he had to take out the democratic forces from civil society independent