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beijing knows that it would be drastic if the p.l.o. a people's liberation army actually went into hong kong and i don't think it's necessary nowadays because the party has different means of putting people on the pressure that has all the technical means it has the companies that are being put under a lot of pressure now cathay pacific and many others so i don't see a big likelihood at the same time i don't see a very good outcome for the hong kong people it's going to be a very unhappy ending a very unhappy ending ok what do you think that means sure what would be a very unhappy ending have you excluded as has the possibility of another gentleman square i think hong kong people they're very well aware that china is trying to scare people with violence and the possibility of sending me i think many of them just try to ignore the fact or even if they know about this they would think that they have nothing to lose if it ends up like this they would they would take other action but that for now they only get to have answers from the government what do you think oh i don't think this is. t

financial market life 1st a serious crime when p.l.o. a were sent through a hall called protest sold it's crystal clear now well what we just pay attention to all call they should not let people walk alone. but images from across the border suggest a showdown a visible military build up just 30 kilometers away over the border in stands in the question now is is this just a threat from beijing or will the chinese military actually move in. and felix at least spent 6 years as china correspondent for the berlin daily detoxed sayto he is with me here in the city here to talk about these very dramatic developments in hong kong let's pick up where that report left off of that video released by chinese authorities a build up of military vehicles along the border with hong kong has a lot of observers very worried my question to you because all eyes are now on beijing that's where the real power lies when it comes to any possible future intervention i think really prepared to set boots on the ground while they're threatening they're threatening b

could be satisfied because it does stock market and financial market my 1st serious crackdown when p.l.o. a were sent to hong kong protests sold that's why i don't believe authorities have enough capacity to send me to suppress protests because all of them are it's crystal clear now. pay attention to all call they should not let home you go walk a little so joshua it appears as if you're saying they might be bluffing and it seems as if you're prepared to call them on that joshua wang pro-democracy activists joining us from hong kong thanks joshua thank you. let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world spanish offer star plus the domingo has been accused of sexual misconduct 9 women have told the associated press news agency that they were sexually harassed over a period of decades some saying that the men though punished them professionally if they refused his advances the 78 year olds have said that the allegations are inaccurate. italy's senate has put setting a date for a no confidence vote in the government's cut off that will excuse me deputy prime mini

also in the propaganda video hong kong or see expressing their admiration for the p.l.o. and their love for mainland china this vision of a model hong kong citizen differs sharply from that of the defiant protesters who continue to throng the streets of the city. and correspondents of much assembling or has been following the story from beijing he says the statement we saw in that report from mayor general action. represents a significant escalation of the chinese government's rhetoric toward hong kong these words by the governors and comando are not great on beijing's threats to the city the people's liberation army has made it clear before that they would go into the city if the hong kong government asked them to do so however sending troops to hong kong would come at a huge cost for beijing it would lead to an international backlash their position in the trade war with america would be weakened the hope of bringing taiwan into the people's republic of china would be destroyed on a very long time so i am sure beijing is still hesitating to take this last step but as a l

military come again i think if something like that were to happen would probably see a combination of the p.l.o. garrison and hong kong which is about $6000.00 strong and people's armed police which is the militia which are in china who are supposed to deal with domestic disturbances. working in combination like that i mean china can throw any amount of soldiers at the situation and it would be an absolute international catastrophe i mean the price china would pay is high optics of course not so optics are terrible and you know i whine about the volatility of volatility of that situation perhaps even spreading to taiwan i think it's overall regionally quite volatile journalist . lower thank you so much thanks. security forces in india administered kashmir allowed some muslims to walk to local mosques alone or in pairs to pray for the festival of history an unprecedented log down that still forced most people in the disputed region to stay indoors on this islamic holy day. was was well some of these services political overtones because of the surprise we heard kishen of muslim majority kashmiris

the relationship between the united states and israel prison 2 from the veteran p.l.o. figure out on our show is who was behind part of the planning of this visit saying that it was an outrageous act of hostility against the american people and their representatives so israel was trying to obscure its human rights record several people have been killed in an exchange of fire between indian and pakistani security forces across the line of control in kashmir pakistan says 3 of it soldiers died alongside 5 indian soldiers injured denies that any of its soldiers were killed and some of it has the latest from was off or about in pakistan administered kashmir. pakistan's military has confirmed that 3 of its soldiers died in what it calls unprovoked shelling from the indian side on the line of control the dividing line which separates pakistan and india pakistan and india have been ratcheting up tensions in their war of words since there are more these government decided to revoke the special status of the region of kashmir approximately saying that not just a soldiers but civ

personally by the office of the police palestinians those see this as intensely political the senior p.l.o. politician hamas roee accusing israel of recklessness and aggression designed to provoke religious and political tension this holy site is once again a flashpoint and a focal point in the conflict are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem well as muslims across the world celebrate many displaced syrians say they feel unable to enjoy the festival forced to flee their homes some in the out to my camp in aleppo is countryside say just brings back memories of family members that they have lost votes are being counted in argentina's presidential primary vote this is seen as the 1st concrete measure of voter sentiment ahead of the presidential election in october polls have been predicting a tight race between president motors c.e.o. marc klee and his main challenger alberto fernandez both candidates have made promises to improve argentina's economy here's daniel now in buenos aires just explain to us 1st of all what is a presidential primary in this case. well they're very diffe

as as years as he was in a famous for his association with hamas and the p.l.o. so i think he's gone so far left that he's stepping up his own so i think he's done a good left free man i did like the left wing as i was there for my father was a labor voter as i was but now i've gone away from them i find that there's has this sour stench of the racism in it it's bad and then when he supports it i think the venezuelan president who has caused such havoc he's corrupt he's committed political murder and the nation is a 1000000000 percent. inflation and he supports same it's a me this is utterly unbelievable on the speakable and in tolerable so that man should be even in power for a minute is a sin to this nation well we'll be having the venezuelan foreign ministry of this program great sustiva work of thank you and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday we're going on the growing season finale with legendary journalist and filmmaker john pilcher and till then keep in touch by this and we do and don't forget the. he put themselves on the line big get accept

personally by the office of the police palestinians those see this as intensely political the senior p.l.o. politician hamas row we accusing israel of recklessness and aggression designed to provoke religious and political tension this holy site is once again a flashpoint and a focal point in the conflict are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem for he had program engine saudi arabia is coming to a close for millions of muslims it's the world's largest annual religious gathering there performing the stoning of the devil ritual some will later sacrifice animals to mark the beginning of evil of ha on saturday more than 2000000 climbed the sacred hill of mount. they prayed and recited koran and people in indonesia marked the start of a dialogue with morning prayers indonesia is the world's most populous muslim nation thousands gathered in the capital jakarta on the 1st day of the holiday. voters in argentina are taking part in presidential primaries that are expected to give an early indication of what's to come in october the general election the 2 major parties have already chose

personally by the offers of the police palestinians those see this as intensely political the senior p.l.o. politician hamas schroer we accusing israel of recklessness and aggression designed to provoke religious and political tension this holy site is once again a flashpoint and a focal point in the conflict are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem the annual religious pilgrimage to mecca known as the hige is drawing to a close for millions of muslims and saudi arabia is the walls of the largest religious gathering with more than $2000000.00 people estimated to attend each share a pilgrimage is mandatory for all muslims who must perform it once in their lifetime . all to libya now where rocket fire has injured 3 people near tripoli's main airport this despite the declaration of a truce holiday internationally recognized government based in the capital except the cease fire a quest from the u.n. mission in the country libyan war not wholly faffed are also committed his forces to a ceasefire for the same period in which a fence 78 calls for take tripoli from the un backed governm

and everyone is worried about the p.l.o. a in hong kong. on the democracy side when you say the pilatus the people's liberation army just the chinese mainland army that is garros and in hong kong. let's talk about that video a little bit it shows troops quelling a protest in an urban area presumably hong kong quite worrying what do you make of all well there's lots of things about the video it's 1 point one of the soldiers is asking in canton eason saying you know you barely if you bear the quote consequences of your actions it isn't hong kong probably but it's in an area that looks very like it's urban environment it's people being arrested wearing you know civilian clothes so there's a lot of issues there also there's heavy ordinance as we can see at tear gas so a lot of the symbolism of the imagery and the exercises being drilled are clearly aimed at hong kong now there are concerns that we could see another kinnaman square situation in hong kong others from people very worried about that that the military could come in and brutally supp

this buy because does stock market financial market life there was cracked when p.l.o. a were sent through a hall called protest sold all of them are it's crystal clear now well what we do is pay attention to all call they should not let hong kong people walk a little. but images from across the border suggest a showdown a visible military buildup just 30 kilometers away over the border in stands in the question now is is this just the threat from beijing or will the chinese military actually move in. and joining me now here on the set is hong kong pro-democracy activist karen good to have you here with us. once more we just saw of course he has become the face of this very young a protest movement he does not seem to think that china mainland china will give the order to intervene directly now in hong kong is he under estimating beijing's willingness to restore public order. i don't know if he is under estimated but i'm personally i'm not so sure like him that beijing will not send and trade to hong kong but i agree with him that if china really is sending an al need t

allowed as there is gabriel elizondo joins us live now from the capital san juan so p.l.o. east is being told he has to go gay what happens now well we expect that within the next 2 hours here local time in san juan pierre louis c. will issue his regulation resignation and step down as expected immediately following that as you mentioned want to vasquez the justice minister will take over .

the relationship between the united states and israel prism 2 from the veteran p.l.o. figure out how to who was behind part of the planning of this visit saying that it was an outrageous act of hostility against the american people and their representatives so israel is trying to obscure its human rights record well it's 100 lot for us in washington d.c. and the president really seems to have his in the job because the list of critics seems to be getting lower and lower in terms of. the what he has said is coming from old political and social sides and spectrums. that's right to have a list is longer and broader across the political spectrum this was an extraordinary act for a u.s. president to take to try to get a foreign country to ban u.s. representatives from entry into that country and as you can expect democrats were quick to criticize the congressional black caucus here in the u.s. call it short sided nancy pelosi the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives said it's a sign of weakness and beneath the dignity of the great state of israel in her words but th

military come again i think if something like that were to happen would probably see a combination of the p.l.o. garrison and hong kong which is about $6000.00 strong and people's armed police which is the militia which are in china who are supposed to deal with domestic disturbances. working in combination like that i mean china can throw any amount of soldiers at the situation and it would be an absolute international catastrophe i mean the price china would pay is high optics of course not so optics are terrible and you know i why about the volatility of volatility of that situation perhaps even spreading to taiwan i think is overall regionally quite volatile journalist. lower thank you so much thanks. security forces in india administered kashmir allowed some muslims to walk to a local mosque alone or in pairs to pray for the festival of this during an unprecedented log down still forced most people in the disputed region to stay indoors on this islamic holy day. god god well some of these services had political overtones because of the surprise we took a shine of muslim majority kashmir's

beijing knows that it would be drastic if the p.l.o. a the people's liberation army actually went into hong kong and i don't think it's necessary nowadays because the party has different means of putting people under pressure and it has all the technical means it has the companies that are being put under a lot of pressure now cathay pacific and many others so i don't see a big likelihood at the same time i don't see a very good outcome for the hong kong people it's going to be a very unhappy ending a very unhappy ending ok what do you think that means gerry what would be a very unhappy ending have you excluded as barrow it has the possibility of another gentleman square i think hong kong people they're very well aware that china is trying to scare hong kong people with violence and a possibility of sending the army i think many of them just try to ignore the fact or even if they know about this they would think that they have nothing to do this if it ends up like this they would they would take action but then. they only demand is to have answers from the government what do you think

republican and democrat advocated for this visit to go ahead we've had response from hush roee the veteran p.l.o. figure who is part of the preparations the planning of this visit she said that it's an outrageous act of hostility against the american people and their representatives saying that israel is trying to obscure its human rights violations there's also criticism from pro israeli voices saying that this will damage the bipartisan nature of the u.s. israeli relationship going forward elizabeth warren the u.s. presidential candidate said that if this was the case that it would be a shameful and unprecedented act ok perry fawcett with an update from west to respond thank you let's take to dan arbel he's a scholar in residence at the center for israeli studies at the american university is joining us via skype from rockville that's in the u.s. state of maryland dan albo thanks for being with us on al-jazeera how do you explain u.s. president recommending to another country to block entry to 2 u.s. citizens let alone 2 u.s. members of congress. i see it mostly as a dangerous intersection bet

personally by the office of the police palestinians those see this as intensely political the senior p.l.o. politician hamas accusing israel of recklessness and aggression designed to provoke religious and political tension this holy site is once again a flashpoint and a focal point in the conflict are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. so had on aljazeera the brother of former president launchers for his own bed for the job details coming up. hello there we're still in this very unsettled weather pattern across much of central and northern europe is fine and dry across much the mediterranean but instead all the weather continuing to move across these northern sections of it is a long line of cloud within that we've got more thunderstorms that are more warnings in place as well as we go through monday and on into tuesday so we've got warnings the severe thunderstorms across the line of the als the natural fact we've got warnings right there crystal's poland and also into by the roots now what you'll notice is we've got this sort of northwest southeast divide in terms of tempe

the relationship between the united states and israel prism 2 from the veteran p.l.o. figure one in our show you who is behind part of the planning of this visit saying that it was an outrageous act of hostility against the american people and their representatives so that israel was trying to obscure its human rights record let's get more on this now with patty culhane who joins us live from washington and patty we have spoken a number of times before about certain norms and values being breached under this administration but what does that mean for a u.s. president to lobby for and endorse a ban on 2 members of congress like this. it is to say the least unprecedented this doesn't happen ever in the history of this country we have never seen a u.s. president tell a foreign country an ally to keep elected members of congress but that's where we're at just to put it this way the new york times said this was one of the most pronounced violations of democratic norms since his election that's from the new york times the paper of record and that's saying something as you me

famous for his association with hamas and the p.l.o. so i think he's gone so far left that he's standing up is. not a good left i did like the left because i was there for you know my father was a labor voter as i was but now i've gone away from them i find that there's a stench. and then when he supported. president who has caused such havoc. he's committed political murder and the nation is. sent. in inflation and he supports same it's to me this is. unbelievable i'm the speakable and intolerable so that man should be a minute is a sin to this nation well we'll be having live in israel for a minstrel this program steve a work of thank you and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday we're going on the growing season finale with legendary journalist and filmmaker john pilger until then keep in touch by this week and don't forget to check. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only. exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very cav

kong government if they feel that the need help in restoring a civil society they can ask for the p.l.o. to comment but there's another option is well if china china and the mainland sees this as a foreign interference then they would be allowed to come in because it would be a defense of the nation and if there is any evidence that there are outside forces there are strong suspicions given the meetings by pro-democracy independents who are seeking regime change with united states officials also with officials from the embassy in hong kong this is fueling this feeling that the this is part of the all pressure tactics that donald trump likes use when he's negotiating just like with taiwan and the battleships going through there in the trade war. iran's foreign minister has accused the us of leading a military buildup in the gulf that could destabilize the region an exclusive interview with al-jazeera job had to reset more warships in the area would only lead to more insecurity. reports. as the u.s. batanes the pressure on iran tension is on the rise american and british vessels have been

at percy by the office of the police palestinians those see this as intensely political the senior p.l.o. politician. accusing israel of recklessness and aggression designed to provoke religious and political tension this holy site is once again a flashpoint and a focal point in the conflict are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. rami corey is a senior fellow and professor at the american university of beirut he says there's no separating religion from politics and normally they would see them as religious places and religious symbols but in the situation they're in now the palestinians in jerusalem in particular in the west bank and gaza as a whole are in such a difficult situation and suffering so badly under occupation and siege that the religious affirmation of their collective identity their belonging to that land their future rights human a political and national rights those become instilled in religious monuments and religious places this is human nature and goes it happens all over the world we saw this in the civil rights movement in the united states and many oth

stated the stance of the government about the department of the p.l.o. way. do i have anything to supplement hong kong's chief executive said on monday that online rumors of me involvement were aimed at dividing people and shaking confidence in her government but she did not rule out ever requesting military help the streets of hong kong have been wired on tuesday everyone protesters and the police is having a day of relative arrest but there will be protests on wednesday and at the weekend many will still andrew thomas al jazeera. sri lanka's prime minister has been testifying before a parliamentary committee over the easter sunday bombings that killed more than 250 people senior police and intelligence officers have accused the country's president for not doing enough to prevent the attacks we know. more now from colombo. the prime minister the senior most member of the sri lankan government to appear before the parliamentary select committee looking into that april 21st easter bombing taking questions from the inter-party committee trying to explain what h

made percy by the office of the police palestinians those see this as intensely political the senior p.l.o. politician hamas accusing israel of recklessness and aggression designed to provoke religious and political tension this holy site is once again a flashpoint and a focal point in the conflict are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. as muslims across the world celebrate the many displaced syrians i say they're unable to enjoy the festival forced to flee their homes some in the out of my camp here in aleppo as countryside say just brings back memories of family members they have lost. they will be 3 days of national mourning in tanzania for the 70 people who died in a fuel tanker explosion funerals have been held for some of the victims of president john walker 40 has visited people injured in saturday's blast cut it up with. overwhelming grief. the tanzanian city of moral goro mourns the death of dozens of people killed in a fuel tanker explosion coffins lined the funeral venue as families bury their loved ones. back to muscle and you know with the to the kyak he was abou

with things a bit differently if it ever happened on the mainland told that it's more likely that the p.l.o. the people's liberation army of china would get involved in mainland place nevertheless get more visual rhetoric if you like showing the people of mainland china as much as the people here that what's happening here is an exception it's not going to tolerate a lot and it would never ever be tolerated on the mainland fascinating stuff thank you andrew thomas in hong kong now a ceasefire in syria's rebel controlled a province has collapsed the government's resumed its offensive with airstrikes reported in the southern parts of the province syria's government is accused rebel forces of violating the terms of the truce and it's blaming turkey for not enforcing it that ceasefire was agreed income on thursdays and a photo with more from turkey syria would. the ceasefire has collapsed the airstrikes have resumed the syrian military is announcement that it would resume military operations in that rebel controlled province in northwestern syria came as a surprise really because the ceasefire

bipartisan nature of the relationship between the united states and israel prison to from the veteran p.l.o. figure out on our show it who is behind part of the planning of this visit saying that it was an outrageous act of hostility against the american people and their representatives saying it is or was trying to obscure its human rights record live now still had been in washington d.c. until what has been the reaction across the u.s. to this decision by israel. there's been pretty widespread condemnation across the political spectrum here in the u.s. and that's because this is such an extraordinary action in which you've got an american politician enlisting allies in asking them to bar american representatives from entering their countries of course you've got condemnation by democrats in congress the congressional black caucus called it short sided nancy pelosi the democratic speaker of the u.s. house of representatives called it a sign of weakness and beneath the dignity of the state of israel but republicans have been critical as well a republican marco rubio a congress senator rathe

at percy by the office of the police palestinians those see this as intensely political the senior p.l.o. politician hamas accusing israel of recklessness and aggression designed to provoke religious and political tension this holy site is once again a flashpoint and a focal point in the conflict are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. to libya where rocket fire has injured 3 people people near the main airport in the capital tripoli that is despite the declaration of a truce for the holiday the internationally recognized government based in the capital accepted the cease fire request from the u.n. mission in libya ward cleaver hafter also committed his forces to a pause in hostilities because he launched the offensive to seize tripoli back in april more now from the one hand in tripoli. it seems that the ceasefire agreement proposed by the united nations support the mission in libya and accepted by both warring factions in southern tripoli is not very firm as random rockets landed on sunday in densely populated areas and injuring a number of innocent civilians also airport

incompetence of the palestinian political leadership i say unfortunately it's a very sad situation but the p.l.o. the palestinian authority under of them as and is totally absent there watching this on t.v. for the most part which is a terrible terrible situation and we've seen this in the last couple of years especially since the trump administration came into power this squeezing squeezing of the palestinians denying them aid denying them construction taking more settlements expelling more people putting the squeeze on the palestinians so they ultimately surrender and they won't surrender need like the jewish didn't surrender when they were driven out of the after the destruction of the 1st temple and the 6th century b.c. and they they ultimately came back and created the jewish state the palestinians will not surrender they will keep struggling for a fair and equitable solution that gives israelis and palestinians equal rights in the jason states the. that's the ideal of course and we keep struggling for that and jerusalem and the uk so in particular has now become the sort of the last stand

at percy by the office of the police palestinians those see this as intensely political the senior p.l.o. politician hamas accusing israel of recklessness and aggression designed to provoke religious and political tension this holy site is once again a flashpoint and a focal point in the conflict are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. now the hajj pilgrimage in saudi arabia is coming to a close for millions of muslims it's the world's largest annual religious gathering performing the stoning of the devil ritual animals have also been sacrificed to mark the beginning of the the law on saturday more than 2000000 climb the sacred hill of mount out of they prayed and recited koran. and people in indonesia marked the start of the last how with morning prayers in the new series the world's most populous muslim nation thousands gathered in the capital jakarta on the 1st day of the holiday. the u.n. secretary general antonio good tires is condemned a car bomb attack that killed 3 united nations employees in libya the explosion in the eastern city of benghazi happened moments before

here also knows and china knows better than anybody else that sending in paramilitary forces or the p.l.o. the people's liberation army is a huge step that carries with it a huge political risk it could undermine confidence in the government of the city it could backfire very badly in terms of negative international reaction for china's standing it could also it could also backfire it as much as it could instead of causing riots cores are not pricing you could turn a crisis into a calamity it has to be said that we are not quite there yet yes the airport was closed 2 days ago today it's open yes police do use more violence sadly more people's protesters are being maimed more officers are being hurt but at the end of these running battles at night it is midnight comes along as a lot of protesters drift away to catch the last subway train home it is the police who still have control of the streets and china knows that and china would deem that to be the better option even if the police if things do get more violent at least it's at the hands of hong kong's police and not its soldiers martin

members of congress who are cooperating with foreign entities including the p.l.o.nd the arab league, not only to boycott a u.s. ally but to facilitate unlawful discrimination against jewish persons. what rashida tlaib and ilhan omar advocate is for a jew ban. a ban on doing business with jews who live in judea and somaria. >> tammy: they had an opportunity a few weeks ago to go with the democratic caucus going to israel. they declined. it's interesting. they do seem to get a lot of the individual attention when it comes to the attitudes. if they were with the caucus, maybe it would have been more difficult to engage in rhetoric or meet people. who are not certainly sympathetic to israel and hostile to israel if they were with the entire democratic caucus at that point. they declined that. isn't that right? they decided they were going to go on their own. >> right. they wanted to go on a propaganda tour. not a fact finding mission. there were no meetings set with israeli officials or the palestinian officials. what is incredible is the double standard we are seeing.

firstly by the authors of the police palestinians those see this as intensely political the senior p.l.o. politician hamas shrug we accusing israel of recklessness and aggression designed to provoke religious and political tension this holy site is once again a flashpoint and a focal point in the conflict are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem south korea's plans to drop japan from its preferential trade white list as a rift between the 2 countries deepens their brain person saw the tokyo removed it from it's a long list escalating in trade feud the move is being seen as retaliation for a south korean court ruling that ordered japanese firms to pay for forced labor during the 2nd world war. and south africa's president has successfully blocked an inquiry against him by the country's anti corruption watch stogie the high court of protests of the ruling a short time ago cyril ramaphosa has been accused of deliberately misleading parliament over a $50000.00 donation to his campaign to be leader of the governing a.n.c. party today's decision blocks any remedial actions previousl