here in palestine, you are under occupation. people don't have their rights at all. am a small person — i don't feel safe. i don't feel safe in my home, i don't feel safe in my work, i don't feel safe on the roads, i don't feel safe anywhere. the only place that i feel free is the stage. by existing here, we are resisting. my grandfather, he's well known as one of the old freedom fighters. and they had their way to fight, and we have our way to fight. for me, i think music is the answer, i think art is the answer. some of them fight it with rocks, some of them fight it with poetry, i fight it in music. i fight it in what i do. the zionists came here, occupy our land, 1948, it's not about the religions at all. palestinian christians, palestinian jews, palestinian muslims, they were all living together. it's a holy land for the three religions. my name is sama, i'm a producer, dj, audio engineer, a bunch of stuff. and i party a lot. i never chose to be political, i'm just palestinian, so politics is part of your name. when i was a kid, yes, i was political, i thought i

journey through the country but palestinian rights activists say the trip whitewashes the israel palestine conflict effectively ignoring the occupation critics have also questioned the ethics of the program noting the inability of palestinians in the diaspora to return to their ancestral home that in july twenty eight thousand a small group of birthright israel participants from the activist group if not now walked off the trip protesting what they called the year a share of the palestinian experience supporters of the program have accused demonstrators of using a free trip to make a political statement at the expense of people who might not otherwise be able to afford it but groups like jewish voice for peace say young jews should recognize the dispossession of palestinians and reject the program take a listen to what j.v. campus chord meter my adoree said about the return the birthright campaign. returning the birthrate is not only about boycotting all birth rate programs but also about fighting for palestinian refugees to be able to return home so when we say return the birthright we're

shevardnadze interest intentions are moving the middle eastern peace even further away will israel and palestine be locked in conflict for ever well i ask mohamed to stay in president mahmoud abbas's advisor. with yet another american leader trying to find a solution to the israeli palestinian conflict the parties remain bogged down by a beautiful stalling accusations as hopes for peace continue to fade where might a breakthrough come from to move the process along is there a chance of compromise with both sides entrenched in politics and grudges how can the international actors help result of this century long quarrel. mohamed hysteria adviser to president mahmoud abbas welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today so mr a stay as united states host of the middle east conference and war so the palestinian side was invited to take part in this question of the arab israeli tensions how science foreign ministry called to some it's an american conspiracy aimed at getting the participants to adopt washington's views on palestinian issue so did palestine by boycotting it is actively

even a basic thing in clubs, people say what is this palestine?ntry and they cma, but way? as they do unite israel? yeah. we get many people that originally lived there and they are trained to kick us out. like you that you look like a terrorist and it is light, yeah. but you are not. —— like. you can find everything. everything. i started in 2014. everyone wants to dads. people choose may be religious events to go down too. we choose parties. you have got to dantz to let go. it helps to let go. —— dance. there was the greatest music scene in palestine in the 805 and 905. and that'5 with my father, be used to go throw rock5 that'5 with my father, be used to go throw rocks and party in the same night. the young generation, want to move forward. there is a lot of re5i5tance move forward. there is a lot of resistance in art. 02 i5a 02 is a traditional dance that comes from palestine, syria, lebanon, jordan, bit5 from palestine, syria, lebanon, jordan, bits of iraq. linking it with garb and dance hall —— dub. jordan, bits of iraq. linking it with garb

conspiracy aimed at getting the participants to adopt washington's views on palestinian issue so did palestine by boycotting it is actively throw in the towel without fighting i mean were you is that sure that your voice would be hurt. well look. this sort of correlation that washington was trying to create and what a soul it actually produced zero results it has no value whatsoever out of there want to do focus attention and shift attention from it being is that the source of conflict and the region to shift attention that iran is the sort of tension and the region which is totally untrue the most serious problems that the whole middle east is facing is actually there is the latest threats toward the region israel has occupied sinai the golan heights by this the number three south lebanon and so on so without ending the palestinian israeli conflict you're not going to go anywhere with the solving the middle east they show this is one secondly we know that it was a show of money did not at the end of france didn't attend russia did not attend the ballistae knows what in moscow so all in all ar

if you really want to make a living in palestine you're going to be human a to build building settlements for israel. because in palestine janitor's a work and its rated spaces make more than palestinian teachers my grandmother has been getting very sick and she has been losing her memory but as a as a writer i'm trying my best to. you know record and document were two notes of her because it's very rich and it's the story of the naacp and its story of the clintons and what's reported there one of you nare or do not even know all about well mohammed and his family never did get their house back even though a vixen stopped for several years in shifts on iraq but in two thousand and seventeen settlers started moving in once again we're now joined from new york by julia bossa who made the same sort of often my neighborhood speaking of jerusalem how was donald trump's recent decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel affected the prospects of families like muhammad that we saw in the film it's hard to tell whether deep proclamation off trump is going to make life significantly w

waiting for one thing that is building measures from washington the united states has criticized palestine many times for stalling the peace talks how science chief negotiator sadie katz says there have been forty meetings with the u.s. representatives in twenty seventeen alone why don't americans have an impression that college students are not interested in peace are palestinians actually styling at all those little well i mean this is very unfair accusations we have been and this process since october thirtieth one thousand to one since my confidence the peace process that we have engaged in it was up and down and all of the time we had with engaged we had meetings three meetings with president obama four to seven meetings with john kerry we were engaging with president clinton we want to get in with president bush the son the father and so on and so forth on the contrary by the scene as they never out of it shall now with the faces of from these serious negotiations and now without accusing us of this thing go away from the negotiating table at a time when the how big they think the sh

if you really want to make a living in palestine you're going to be human a to build building settlements for israel. because in palestine janitor's a work and it's rated spaces make more than palestinian teacher my grandmother has been getting very thick and she has been losing her memory but as a as a writer i'm trying my best to. you know record and document what you knows of her because it's very rich and it's the story of the naacp and its story of the clintons and what's reported there one of the nari or do not even know all about well mohamed and his family never did get their house spock even though a vixen stopped for several years in shifts on iraq but in two thousand and seventeen subtler started moving in once again we're now joined from new york by julia bossa who made sheds are often my neighborhood speaking of jerusalem how was donald trump's recent decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel affected the prospects of families like muhammad that we saw in the film it's hard to tell whether deep proclamation off trump is going to make life significantly worse fo

some arab israeli alliance against iran now it's important for any american initiative in israel palestine to be supported by the arab world guess what there isn't much left in the arab world most of it is either in conflict or a tore two of it jordan and egypt already have peace agreements with israel and three or four of them will never have agreements with israel at this point in time like syria lebanon iraq and so on so forth so the only things left is the gulf countries so the gulf countries are not only standing and healthy they're also wealthy and i think that in company wants to use the gulf countries as as cow cash or cash cow if you will in order to finance their new economics of peace and there's a much talked about donald trump's grand plan for peace in our time in the middle east but are they likely to reveal any details about this plan no it doesn't seem like most of the background reports are there they're not in fact the last two years we've been teased about it nonstop but it's been going on for two years two years trickle trickle trickle but nothing serious and now we're

and other issues that's major stakeholder palestine is not present either because of the perceived bias of the trumpet ministration in favor of israel so both in the rain in question there's no iranians there's no more russians and the europeans as you mention have downgraded their representation and on the palestinian issue there's no palestinians as well as the fact that several arab countries are not happy with the way in which things are being done it's very difficult to see what they are going to achieve we are waiting for some sort of final statements or other speeches to be made. people. hoping maybe one of the tangible things that will come out of it is possibly some more insights into this deal of the century that's been drafted we understand by krishna president donald trump's son in law and senior white house advisor however up until now has them the only real positive for anybody in here has been for the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been able to maybe show that his. country's government has been able to meets with arab regimes publicly obviously everybody kn

if you really want to make a living in palestine you're going to be human a to build building settlements for israel. because in palestine janitor's a work and it's rated spaces make more than palestinian teacher my grandmother has been getting very thick and she has been losing her memory but as a as a writer i'm trying my best to. you know record and document were two notes of her because it's very rich and it's the story of the naacp and its story of the clintons and what's reported there one of the nari or do not even know all about well mohammed and his family never did get their house spock even though a vixen stopped for several years in shifts on iraq but in two thousand and seventeen subtler started moving in once again we're now joined from new york by julia bossa who made sure of started off my neighborhood speaking of jerusalem how was donald trump's recent decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel affected the prospects of families like muhammad's that we saw in the film it's hard to tell whether deep proclamation off trump is going to make life significantly w

cynicism rather being expressed towards this conference bear in mind lebanon wasn't in attendance palestine wasn't in attendance and therefore when it comes to dealing with ideas or iranian influence in these arab countries or dealing with the core. issue that really does unites the arab spring street which is the decades old old illegal occupation of palestine many within the arab populations who would do that regardless of any sort of normalization being expressed by representatives of arab governments or are bridge eams they themselves continue to see that the occupation continues the siege on gaza continues the illegal practices of the israeli government and the israeli military continue and therefore as long as that's happens without justice without freedom for the. all these summits only things can happen like they did for example with the annapolis one during george bush's iraq war others but as long as it doesn't change the facts on the ground of the livelihood of these people they won't have much hope in these meetings. at that meeting or such a thing. meanwhile at the sochi summit

the anthems of palestine and australia of play but. are you going to make it on time for the second album first the hard. stuff. tournaments like this always offer a chance to get to know the unknown. i had already seen a lot but then came to specs. with the marching band in the stands rocking the young and the old for ninety minutes. even if it got a little out of hand at times this is football culture usually comes alive. priceless. meeting fans travelling from abroad remains an exception though it's not even from powerhouses such as self korea. are just one question did you travel here for now you. live you get it back or did you travel here oh. live your to get be a walk around with his mask usually not really. with the rare exception for. new comers philip peeps if you travel here for the yeah i'm from london from london just for the philippines to want to filomena's. when they get some help they. all are going through god love. was. i still got my share of travelling friends with the blue pell grants. india played its final group

by donald trump is on his way to the middle east to promote a future peace plan that israel and palestine president from sun and or jared krishna was expect to accompany jason green blinds in a weeklong tour of gulf states the u.s. delegation will outline the economic elements of a proposal in the ending a decades old conflict with al-jazeera a senior political analyst marwan bashar joins me in the studio now we haven't heard much about this trip by cushion or so what was the purpose of the visit tell us look not to believe it's to build on the so-called momentum that the united states created in warsaw just a few days ago where vice pres the nz mike pence and secretary of state might propel you brought israelis and arabs together without the palestinians in order to advance the notion of some arab israeli alliance against iran now it's important for any american initiative in israel palestine to be supported by the arab world i guess what there isn't much left in the arab world most of it is either in conflict or a twenty four to of it jordan and egypt already have peace agreements with

the media focus on how they were caught on the stories that matter the most in better use a free palestine a listening post on al-jazeera. welcome back to the top stories here on al-jazeera a government has attempted to hijack a passenger plane in bangladesh is now surrendered to the police local media reports say hundred forty two passengers got off safely after it landed at chittagong airport the boeing triple seven was such a flight to dubai in the united arab emirates. venezuela's opposition leader is calling on the international community to keep all options open after running battles on saturday to get aid into the country. trying to cross from colombia at least two people were killed in fighting along the border with brazil. voting is underway in senegal to choose the country's next leader president lucky star is banking on a booming economy to stay in office for another term opposition candidate say poverty and unemployment around. folks are being counted in nigeria where president obama biharis hoping for a second there were some reports of irregularities during saturday's delayed

my point is, human rights becomes more and more politicized in this conflict between palestine and the gaza strip and palestinian attitudes towards it. we can talk more about this, but that's not the whole answer. when i began to work on this book, i thought okay, maybe that's the end of the story. then i thought, what is actually happening at the united nations and what's happening when people argue about these questions as lawyers? and then i realized there is more going on and that is the story i want to turn to, the story of morris abram. what is often missing is the larger context and it's very simple, the cold war. the cold war helps us understand some of how things become so polarized and toxic, when you think about what is happening on the left. here i want to tell you a different story. it also has world war ii ties. as you heard earlier, morris abram is a lawyer at nuremberg. he is crossing paths with lauterpacht, the first lawyer i mentioned. in the circles, these british and american lawyers are meeting. and he is somebody who goes on to become singularly important in the s

policy is clear and consistent we demand the right for the palestinians we consider the issue of palestine as politics of dispossession the people and the property being stolen or dropped by the authorities about the authorities and the international community seems just hapless because we continue to intercede. and aggression on the part of the israeli government so my have this thought that at least in what ever we possible because all evidence has been exhausted and saw this the way in involved sports it is only message they we can send these. so i know authorities and doing the international community which has been somewhat me. again the atrocities inflict that against the palestinian people ok let's go back to domestic politics your wife now serves as deputy prime minister to the man who is responsible for two decades worth of heartache for her or yourself and your family your one time mentor martyr muhammad to imprison you now. before an essentially try to tarnish your reputation or even destroy your political career you and him are now allies again on a personal level how is it tha

country while despairing the worsening and critical situation in gaza and in all other parts of palestine for israeli artists for my country that i love there is also a little hope that art even if stumbled upon by hazard or chance can make a difference. at your facebook page in that quote is on your facebook page on the post here there's also a little hope that art's even if stumbled upon by has it all chance can make a difference what difference is your art art making. i think the most. a good example for what they import and so far is there. is a. loyalty law that the minister of culture was trying to pass in the israeli parliament. a law that. that every artist should be loyal to the states. and if not in funds will be taken from him so i think this law that the minute i gave was trying so hard to pass is that is like testifying to the importance of art because if. there is a need to or a whole government pass a new law in order to to fight against a playwright or or a palestinian institution that meets that power in it that out indeed has power and i think that the. struggle here is

not just been there really an issue that's has been discussed the continued illegal occupation of palestine or at least a solution to the palestinian issue was meant to be discussed than it was talked about by the united states however the palestinians were absent from this meeting they obviously point to the fact that they believe the trumpet ministration has steered the united states towards you know what they say is a dishonest broker rather than an honest mediator as the u.s. has. historically tried to present itself and not is as a result of moving their embassy to legally occupied jerusalem but even on yemen for example you had the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt saying that he met with the saudis the immoralities and the americans and that he was optimistic that fighters with withdrawal from had a dog b.c. that's a promise that the iraqis in the saudis have made for several months now and have failed to deliver on that's and the fact that the who is themselves were imprisoned in this meeting shows that's when it comes to every single conflict within the middle east so whether w

politicians as buller is anti semitic but it's a valid aim is to create a one state palestine israel solution that embraces jews christians and muslims at least that's according to as well the leader when interviewed by wiki leaks is julian a son john the u.k. object tension in london as determined by the un the only solution is the establishment of one of the one states on the land of palestine and this is the magic muslims and jews and the christians. in a democratic state senator skeptical even asked whether hezbollah the name meaning party of god except to those who did not believe in one god as a freedom fighter also you seek to liberate people from the totalitarian concept. god. but there's willingly they did more than smile you don't try to impose and religious belief on anyone. abraham non profit abraham with money was always in favor of he was anyhow dialogue mentioning africans and we're all we're all followers of that well the e.u. does not agree with resumes decision to call democratically elected politicians terrorists nor does it appear to agree with her on an irish bor

. >> in terms of us screaming, "free palestine," yelling, "free palestine," we're doing that work, but we also are responsible for really pushing our elected officials to see that any support of a country that is abusing the native people from that land is not support that we as a country that is supposed to be about freedom and justice for all, that we should... >> the one question i have is, the term "native people," when you use it, how do you mean that? >> the palestinians are native to the land, you know? they were there for a very long time, and so they're native to the land. >> do you feel that the jewish people are native, as well? >> i mean, i understand the history, that -- that there are people who have a number of sort of ideologies around why the jewish people feel this should be their land. i'm not jewish, so for me to speak to that is not fair. >> but there are people who are concerned that the language, "native land," is used to delegitimize jews from having a state. >> so, i've been very -- again, i'm not jewish, and so i won't speak to that. what i will speak to is th

politicians as buller is anti semitic but it's a valid aim is to create a one state palestine israel solution that embraces jews christians and muslims at least that's according to his will a leader when interviewed by wiki leaks is julian a son john the u.k. object tension in london as determined by the un the only solution is the establishment of one of the one states on the land of palestine and was commanded muslims and jews and the christians taken to the east in a democratic state senator skeptical even asked whether.

cameras on the media focus on how they recruit on the stories that matter the most in bad news a free palestine are they listening on al-jazeera. again a stand because they're also geology both sources under her why are they so poor the most of you guys when trying to form a government. the tocsin last century now where the more we would close down the more they push back we knew it was coming to question was do we sit back and wait or do we surprise them with a preemptive strike. until. well again i'm not into this endeavor over the top stories here it. the u.s. and russia have come up with counterproposals at the u.n. to try to solve the crisis in venezuela washington is calling for fresh elections while russia warns against using force to rid remove president maduro and aid from the u.s. or become part of the crisis to raise a bird has more from the capital caracas. yankees go home is the message of this gathering in. peace or supporters of president. who want to reassure the world that their precedent won't be leaving office anytime soon. and our revolution is here to stay twenty years of u

american new initiative the so-called deal of the century that basically trumps israel and for six palestine. that venn congress might take it easy and even the par i mean in the united states by take it easy on it let's go back to ankara then and what are the options now before the turkish authorities. made mention of perhaps the cia revealing the information that they have why did the turks do that the turks have got their serial apparently which has been. which has been given to a select few to listen to what it they go public where it seems if we understood from the foreign minister yesterday that turkey is waiting for a number of countries to join it in order to launch that very official inquiry by the united nations so if we understand it right the foreign minister of turkey says that turkey and a number of countries will be asking officially the united nations to start the investigation and that turkey will then give all that it has to the un committee that will be overlooking this investigation well on the shower thank you very much indeed. now at least eight people have been killed

politicians as buller is anti semitic but it's a valid aim is to create a one state palestine israel solution that embraces jews christians and muslims at least that's according to his will the leader when interviewed by wiki leaks is julian a son john the u.k. object tension in london as determined by the un the only solution is the establishment of one of the one state on the land of palestine and was commanded muslims and jews and the christians. in a democratic state senator skeptical even asked whether hezbollah the name meaning party of god except to those who did not believe in one god as a freedom fighter also you seek to liberate people from the totalitarian concept of on earth. god. with as willingly did more than smile five to impose and really just getting from him to him abraham the prophet abraham who were monk was always in favor of he was anyone dialogue and showing africans and we're all we're all on. except that well the e.u. does not agree with resumes decision to call democratically elected politicians terrorists nor does it appear to agree with her on an irish bo

donald donald trump is on his way to the middle east to promote a future peace plan for israel and palestine as a son in law a jury questionnaire was expected to accompany chasing greenland on a weeklong tour of gulf states celebration while on the economic elements of a proposal aimed at ending the decades old conflict north korea's leader is on his way to vietnam for a second summit with the u.s. president it's believed kim jong un will travel most of the way to hanoi by train is due to meet donald trump there on a wednesday talks are expected to focus on denuclearization efforts on the korean peninsula are said headlines keep it here on al-jazeera really why is that next. hello welcome again to rewind i'm fully back to bill since al jazeera english launched more than a decade ago with built up reading credible library of award winning films here on rewind where revisiting some of the best of them and finding out.

al-jazeera right out of a hamas script examining the headline we begin with the fractious issue of palestine and israel in the u.s. news of the setting the discussions what makes them different as far as wilkinson sharing casanova stories with a global audience nobody feel safe exploring abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire. the world is watching on al-jazeera. piling pressure on the close madeira nineteen european nations recognize his rival as venezuela's interim president. i'm a very unforgiving this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a new u.n. report says that north korea is moving ahead with its nuclear and ballistic missile programs. visiting the middle east pope francis urges religious leaders to stand together against the region's wars. plus the warning that one third of glasses in the himalayas a doom's to melt even if carbon emissions addressed a cleek.

because of palestine was left on the ground by the arabs and it was a it was an issue that allowed iran to play the role of a of a muslim power not as a sheer power. myler for. really looking at our country's national security considerations we consider that the zionist regime is a usurping and illegitimate regime in the region. as such it constitutes our biggest regional threat. globally speaking that threat is the united states but the anti israeli and anti american stance is a closely linked terror no longer has any official relations with the two countries since the hostage crisis of one nine hundred seventy nine the american embassy has become a museum. inside everything has been preserved as it was. the last reminder of the heroic time surrounding the foundation of the islamic republic. this event in american ism did not prevent iran from being pragmatic and negotiating a resolution to the nuclear crisis with the united states on january the sixteenth two thousand and sixteen at the headquarters of the international atomic energy agency in vienna dignitaries signed a joint compreh

right out of the last script examining the headline which has been with the fractious issue of palestine and israel and the us news and setting the discussions what makes them different as far as you're concerned sharing personal stories with a global audience nobody feels safe explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire. the world is watching on al-jazeera. watching the news on al-jazeera with me fully back to bo a reminder our top stories venezuela's president has troops and says they are ready to fight the u.s. and other enemies meanwhile opposition leader one voice says brazil has agreed to store tons of aid at the center at a center near the border iran's president has found rouhani it's vowing to continue the expansion of his country's ballistic missile program he addressed tens of thousands in tehran on the fortieth anniversary of the islamic revolution and the acting u.s. defense secretary has made a surprise visit to afghanistan matter. shanahan says government involvement in peace talks with the taliban is crucial to ending the nearly

the media focused on how they were caught on the stories that matter the most in better use a free palestine a listening post on al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. backed forces in syria say they expect to rescue all remaining civilians from the eastern village of back in the coming hours it's where the battle for control of i sold last remaining territories taking place syrian democratic forces say the armed group is fighting to the death and wednesday more than two thousand men and women and children were evacuated from bad news meanwhile one hundred fifty eisel fighters detained in syria have been handed over to iraqi security forces the fighters surrendered to the kurdish syrian democratic forces in anbar province at least seventy people have been killed in a large fire that ripped through several buildings in the bangladeshi capital dhaka the blaze broke out in a residential complex which also housed a chemical warehouse found your child has more from the capital. what happened yesterday we have some conflicting re

right out of a mosque or examining the headline we begin with the fractious issue of palestine and israel and the us news and setting the discussions what makes them different as far as you're concerned sharing personal stories with a global audience nobody feels safe explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire. the world is watching on al-jazeera. it's now time for sport. thank you so much for real madrid have moved into second position in the spanish league standings after a three one win over their local rivals athletico on saturday casimir opened the scoring for santiago salaries men before the home team equalised but sergio ramos and gareth bale one hundred goal from madrid wrapped up a three one when you see him play it as he started going on madrid always plays to win we always compete on to live very end obviously at least are committed to continue fighting for the title because they are a fantastic team with a great coach so now that we are second we must maintain our winning streak liverpool have restored their place at the top of the

trump senior adviser is traveling to the middle east to promote a future peace plan for israel and palestine question that will accompany middle east envoy jason green left on a weeklong tour of israel and several arab states the u.s. delegation expected to focus.

them focused on how they were caught on the story so that matter the most him better use a free palestine a listening post on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now president. supports dialogue and political and humanitarian crisis comes ahead of a meeting in europe by newly formed international group that's working to resolve the situation. as president is accusing democrats presidential just a day after the house intelligence committee voted to provide special counsel proper bowler with confidential testimonies looking into alleged russian meddling in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election. britain's prime minister theresa may has once again been told that the brics a deal negotiated between her government and the e.u. will not be renegotiated. urged. changes to the agreement. this president is predicting victory over eisel as early as next week truck price coalition forces for retaking land occupied by the armed groups in syria and iraq but the u.s. military is warning that thousands of fighters remain in syria i cannot report some washington

jazeera right out of all ma script examining my headline with again with the fractious issue of palestine and israel and the us news and setting the discussions what makes them different as far as sharing personal stories with a global audience yes but he feels i explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire. the world is watching on al-jazeera. this is zero. hello i missed and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes venezuela's opposition leader tells the military that blocking aid is a crime against humanity. talks on a vast thing another u.s. government shutdown stall is a border security with the latest funding deadline just five days away. israel's pay for a slain or that will cost palestinians millions of dollars. and the prominent political strategist accused of offering to undermine the cast our world cup. venezuela's opposition leader has called attempts to block aid from entering the country almost a genocidal tons of u.s. aid remain stuck on the colombian border and israel's military has so far refused t

zionist movement was the political movement that established israel israel as the homeland for jews in palestine now this is a very controversial measure it's been proposed by some of the m.p.'s in his own party before but he turned his back on it so this is a significant development to include anti zionism in the legislation against anti semitism their pm commission says a staggering ninety percent of jews feel that anti-semitism is getting worse and four in ten are thinking about leaving europe. in france there's been a seventy four percent rise in offenses against jews in the last year while in germany a sixty percent increase in violent attacks in belgium and poland ninety two percent of jews experience anti semitism online including social media and in the netherlands seventy one percent were abused on the streets and in public spaces. ok so now let's bring in our panel in london yossi mechelle burke he is a professor in international relations at regents university in port only in poland via skype isn't it bill of each chair at the center for research and prejudice at the university of war

zionist movement was the political movement that established israel israel as the homeland for jews in palestine now this is a very controversial measure it's been proposed by some of the m.p.'s in his own party before but he turned his back on it so this is a significant development to include anti zionism in the legislation against anti semitism. a thousand protesters have surrounded albanians parliament to demand early elections there's anger over allegations of corruption against the government police used barbed wire to protect a building in the capital tirana protesters used iron bars and petrol bombs to attack the prime minister's office at a similar rally on saturday i have any of my ties has more from tirana. for those of whom when you know opposition supporters gathered in front of the parliament building in the month the government rallied opposition poured is the man the resignation of prime minister it would be a rama who they accuse of being linked to corruption and criminal groups which they claim helped him win the elections in two thousand and seventeen prime minister rama the n

war so what we have now is the united states being a spoiler in more so and a spoiler in israel palestine a spoiler in the gulf the united states not able to be the architect it used to be once especially under president trump what the person that basically launched a war in syria against the the syrian opposition is now playing the architect in the post serious of war. senior political analyst thank you so much for your insights. well there have been some developments from those talks in such a between russia and iran and turkey out of there as imran khan joins us via telephone from ghazi untap on the techie syrian border. yeah that's why what we're hearing is that there are now joint patrols that are in place between turkey and russia and the countryside now for a number of months has been clashes between the syrian democratic and the free syrian army both of. the clashes between those two people who have really been. the russians and the turks who've been in the goshen for quite a long time now to get the patrols going to try and bring from them the peace to the countryside that quite

allow for an israeli sports team turn to malaysia because of the continued legal corporation of palestine continued war crimes being committed by the israeli army is this a policy that you will continue if and when you become prime minister our foreign policy is clear and consistent we demand the right for the palestinians we consider the issue of palestine as politics of dispossession the people and the property being stolen or dropped by the authorities about the authorities and then the tional community seems just hapless because the continue into the city. and aggression on the part of the same government so my had this thought that at least in what ever we possible because all avenues been exhausted and saw this away then in involved sports where there's only message they we can send to these i know authorities and doing the international community which has been somewhat me. again the atrocities inflict that against the palestinian people ok let's go back to domestic politics your wife now serves as deputy prime minister to the man who is responsible for two decades worth of heartac

well so see no sun board broke but they're in palestine. have your radio tells us about a trip to the indian state of fractious time. and what i had to gano where we meet a local in our country's capital crowd. first when take a stroll through munich's old town. we followed. also a commercial center in the middle ages and still today in the form of armani. bars our. dance clubs is characteristic of munich here you'll find the felt if it looks italian it's because it's nineteenth century design was inspired by florence is largely a de lancey and right next door is that the a time church. this huge palace was home to the very end rulers for centuries. also don't miss the whole forgotten and it's diana temple which also takes on an italian air whether architecture or landscaping or fine arts the varian rulers had a taste for finer things. went there is a great time to visit museums and munich has plenty on offer the dukes and kings of the house to fit the avid art collectors and the city is keeping that tradition alive but where to start don't

war so what we have now is the united states being a spoiler in more so and a spoiler in israel palestine a spoiler in the gulf the united states not able to be the architect it used to be once especially under president trump what has been the person putin that basically launched a war in syria against the op that the syrian opposition is now playing the.