. >> i now give the floor to the blessed state of palestine to introduce the head of state. >> thank you, mr. president. it is my pleasure to introduce to you, the recorded statesmen, of president mahmoud abbas of the state of palestine before the 67th general assembly. i wish you all success in confronting the challenges that we are facing in the world and in the state of palestine. thank you. pres. abbas: [speaking palestinian arabic] translator: in the name of god the compassionate, your excellency, president of the united nations general assembly, your excellency, secretary-general of the united nations, excellencies, members of delegations, ladies and gentlemen. may the peace, blessings, and mercy of god be upon you. this year marks the 73rd anniversary of the nakba. more than half of the palestinian people were uprooted from their land and disposed of their property. myself, my family, and many others still possess the deeds to our land. these deeds are registered as part of the united nations records. here is that deed. and many palestinians carry theirs as they still carry th

and in the world and in the state of palestine. and you. >> iq. >> in the name of the compassionate, his excellency mister i see of the united statesassembly. secretary-general of the united nations . excellency is, head of delegations, members of delegations ladies and gentlemen, may the peace blessings and mercy of god be upon you. this marks the 73rd anniversary of half of the palestinian people were uprooted from their land and dispose of their property. myself and many others still possess a deed to our land. these deeds are registered as part of the united nations record . is that the. and many palestinians carry there's as they still hold on to the keys of their houses to this day. nevertheless we have not been able to recover our property due to israeli laws that disregard international law. and violating the united nations resolutions which affirmed the right of the palestinian refugees to return to their homeland and recover their property and receive just compensation. most notably as enshrined in resolution 194. in cont

and we talk about immigration seeing the issue of palestine and seeing what is happening in palestine and making gold comparison. when we talk about police brutality and policing in america, making the comparison between the militarization and the ways in which police act in israel as i do here in the united states and those training programs. and we're watching the kind of media movement grow with christian based sects here, united states who are divesting from israel watching university. right. do the same watching cooperation, right. been in jerry's who didn't go all the way, but they went some way. and that was because of the growing here and do those things, encourage you to someone who lived this as someone who lives the consequences of this brutal occupation do those. you know, when you hear john legend, when you hear celebrities, when you hear authors, when you hear more people standing up does, it doesn't give you hope that things are going to change on the ground. are things changing on the ground? i mean, i, i believe the change that has happened over the course of how many

s armed violence in palestine. but 1st, it's the day after mainland china nash all day celebrations, which marked 72 years since the establishment of the people's republic of china after the chinese communist party won the civil war against the us back nationalist party. this made control vesee of a revelation. the phone called my us general milly to re insure china of new, eminent us nuclear strike. and the surprise australia nuclear submarine deal with london in washington. joining me now from aging is the center of china and globalization, vice president, victor gough, to thanks so much for coming back on, as i said, is the day after you have britain's a queen, elizabeth aircraft, carrier coming towards your maritime borders. nato countries openly threatening your existence, ro, us as ronald reagan strike, carry a force sailing towards you. bad times for china, welsh, i'm the just celebrated the 72nd national day. the whole 3 hours in a movie of our great celebration. i was very happy, very unite on the governme

to the cause of palestine and with the national law. and then if you go back to the motion, you will read that it is primarily about enforcement of international law, about attaching consequences to legalities that the motion was very clear. a, it for a finally, this is the 1st time such a language comes out that ok, we recognize that, that most other legal but we want to do something about that. and therefore, we must seize any trade with illegal entities that exporting arms to israel must be in line with british law and international law on israel is evidently in violation of all these laws. but more than that, it's also the narrative that they paradigm the framework. for years we have been talking about peace process and underline process. so for 30 years since 199130 years. exactly. we have been stuck with the all international partners, including the name of often by the way about this discourse, of course is beyond anything under the jeremy corbin label, but these process speech process, speech process. and whenever we tell them t

.— natural stones that exist in palestine. f , , palestine.they've spent five years and around _ palestine. they've spent five i years and around $12,000,000 restoring the mosaics to their former glory in the hope is that they will become a source of much—needed revenue for the palestinian authority. the ministry estimates - palestinian authority. tia: ministry estimates there palestinian authority. tie: ministry estimates there will be a significant and noticeable increase in tourism, especially to this site because of its great importance and its architectural and artistic and historical significance. the alace historical significance. the palace covers _ historical significance. the palace covers an _ historical significance. the palace covers an area - historical significance. the palace covers an area of around 60 hectares, a ground that castle, its origin is something of a mystery. very vivid window into the past, but perhaps a source of hope for the future 7 a vivid window. hello. with a number of weather and flood warnings in force whe

palestine, we need a jewish people to be on board with that to understand that our liberation as ara people, as palestinian people, as jewish people is, is intertwined. and that one cannot be free without the other, and you cannot build a nation state that is supposed to promise safety and security for one people at the expense of another people. and when you have these conversations, i've had them with young people in college campuses across america, amongst jewish organizers, and even folks who say that they, they tell me, oh, i love israel, but i don't like what israel's doing. and i have these conversations with them. they to have been fed a long narrative and now they're at a place where they can't deny reality. so when now you have organizations like bits felon who's calling israel the part i'd state, right. you're having groups like human rights watch, put out reports of hundreds of pages of why israel is in apartheid state. right. having more members of parliament in the u. k and other european nations. busy including here, of course in congress, calling israel and apartheid

when i see what's happening in palestine and to the palestinian people where they are clearly not being able to experience full rights that they deserve and a extremely unfair and difficult life, they're forced to live. oh, i had to say something is not fair is not just and given that israel is the recipient of so much america in aid and so poor and is named is one of our strongest allies. we should hold them to a higher standard. and what they're doing with the palestinian people is not fair and, and it shouldn't be done in a and in our name and with our resources contributing to it. loki, i mean, you know, as someone who, you know, also as an artist, makes music. i mean, you see someone like john legend, you know, say something that i guess it's not that bold and kind of inflammatory. and yet when i watched it live, i was kinda like, what's happening is this really okay. and you know, cuz it's so rare. and i wonder if you think that if there are more celebrities with their followings that speak kind of as directly as he does saying not only should we hold israel accountable, but to a

as the israel and palestine director for human rights watch, it was deported from israel to jordan 2 years ago because of his work. he says the international community must pressure israel to reverse the decision. i mean, we're talking about 6 of palestine was prominent civil society organizations under the law issue. this decision, these organizations are subject to being shut down to having their assets seize, having their members detained in jail. so in effect, this decision could outlawed those organizations. now how and when, and if you really government acts will really come down to whether or not the international community finally speaks out and imposes consequences on the is really government for these brazen abuses. they've gotten away from it for decades and that's why i reached this point. i mean, these are organizations that have already faced no travel bands. raids on their offices in a variety restriction. so, you know, these are organizations, i should note that not only report on israeli human rights abuse, they do critical work around abuse by the healthier 40 by am

and palestine.sely to start palestine legal, which does heroic work in the united states. around the question of palestinian rights. we believe in free speech in this country but often not arnd the question of palestine. being silenced and all manner of ways. he felt strongly that the next chapter of his life would be around the issue of palesne and was starting out and embarking on that when he became very sick. it is beautiful to see the work they are doing and to see the work ccr is doing, so many young lawyers pushing forward a radical theory of lawyering. amy: i want to thank you all so much for being with us. lizzy ratner, vince warren, and baher azmy. ♪ host: this is al jazeera. ♪ host: hello, welcome to the newshour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes a spiraling humanitarian crisis now complicated by a diplomatic one. the united nations warns ethiopia it has no legal right to expel seven u.n. officials. on capitoll

and palestine.sely to start palestine legal, which does heroic work in the united states. around the question of palestinian rights. we believe in free speech in this country but often not ound the question of palestine. being silenced and all manner of ways. he felt strongly that the next chapter of his life would be around the issue of palesti and was starting out and embarking on that when he became very sick. it is beautiful to see the work they are doing and to see the work ccr is doing, so many young lawyers pushing forward a radical theory of lawyering. amy: i want to thank you all so much for being with us. lizzy ratner, vince warren, and baher azmy.

being controlled by a left wing palestinian party called the popular front for the liberation of palestine. you have a new it's not true. those are allegations. it's a lie they light and believe this is a political decision and has nothing to do with security. the same as to silence the voice of these organizations and finish their role on an international level. israel doesn't tolerate criticism the campaign against palestinian and jose is not new. they've been targeted with raids, arrests. i mean, if the orders to shut them down, as on the horn and the cut out, they came over, blew up the door, stole our money, confiscated our recruitment, and when they tried to stop our funding and failed, the escalated by declaring this to terrorist organization. now these organizations, they have nickel to do to fight back against these really decision and are hoping the international community would put pressure on israel to backtrack on its decision. russia and china have wrapped up their 1st joint naval journal in the pacific ocean. russell's defense ministry says it was once to show was to show gu

the occupation of the land of the state of palestine and its capital east jerusalem. which this is our land. our jerusalem, our palestinian identity and we shall defend it until the occupier leaves as the future belongs to us. and you cannot claim peace and security for yourself alone. let us be. peace be upon you. [applause]. >> on behalf of the general assembly i wish to thank the president of the state of palestine for this patent just made. >> the assembly will hear imhis excellency not only that, prime minister for national digital affairs of the state of israel. may i request for the call to export his excellency. . i have great pleasure in welcoming his excellency naftali bennett, minister for community affairs and affairs of the state of israel. i invite him toaddress the general assembly . >> thank you mister president . distinguish delegates. israel is a lighthouse in a stormy sea. a begin of democracy, divers by design, innovative by nature and eager to contribute to the world despite being in the toughest neighborhood on earth. we are an ancient nation, re

he's a senior fellow at the middle east institute and director of the palestine program holiday. it's going to come as a surprise to a lot of palestinians. this group that we're talking about, the popular front of the liberation of palestine isn't exactly the most active of organizations. well, not only is it not the most active it, you know, when you dig down in terms of the criteria that these mainly used to designate these groups, you find that it's, it's quite as tenuous connection that they made. there are several degrees of separation. i think it's, it seems pretty clear that these are organisations are annoying to israeli authorities because they shine a bright light on israeli human rights violations. and they also do the same with palestinian human rights violations by the palestinian authority. they are generally widely seen as credible in the international community in by other governments, by, by civil society groups around the world. i think this, i think to most people looks like a pretty transparent attempt to shut down criticism and accountability by, by civil soc

i'm a she can at the israel and palestine director of human rights watch speaking to us from amazon. great to have your thoughts with us. i'm out there. thank you for joining us. i'm thank you for having me still ahead here and families with united israel improved the status of 4000 palestinians living in the west bank. and steph curry thinks 45 points is the golden state warriors rack up another when and the and b and that's coming up with gemma. ah hello, thank you for joining in. we're in the clear across the middle east. let me show the weather pitcher. hello everyone. a plenty in the way of sunshine. we do have the showers over the higher ground in iran, same goes through yemen and around the alpha jar, mountains in bond. but i want to get it to pakistan because toward the north of the country, we do have somewhat weather leak in, in. so this is for the hor and islam of bad x 3 days in the hor, looks like this. potentially scooping up to 20 millimeters of brain on saturday will continue on sunday. but your temperature is well below average. you're 26. you should be $33.00 for th

being controlled by enough doing palestinian party called the popular front for the liberation of palestine. shaldeep and it's not true. those are allegations, it's a lie. they lied and believed. this is a political decision. and has nothing to do with security. they missed the silence, the voice of these organizations and finish their role on an international level. israel doesn't tolerate criticism the campaign against palestinian and jose is not new. they've been targeted with raids, arrests out, municipal orders to shut them down as a whole and cut out they came over, blew up the door, stole our money, confiscated our recruitment. and when they tried to stop our funding and failed the escalated by declaring as a terrorist organization, now these organizations, they have little to do to fight back against these really decision. and are hoping the international community would put pressure on israel to back track on a decision. now the tie government is targeting critics of it's kind of in 1900 vaccine plan with many of them ending up in jail. most of them have been charged with the same

those who support oppressive policies in palestine that murdered alex and those who continue to fear monger and whip up hate against us today will not win. we will never give up, alex. i'm proud to be here because of you. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to rend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> madam speaker, tomorrow we will recognize world psoriasis day. psoriasis and soar yachtic arthritis is a disease that affects over 125 million people worldwide. as a practicing dermatologist for 25 years, i have seen firsthand the toll that this condition can have on patients. this disease can often have serious and long lasting consequences, including anxiety, depression, die pea tees -- diabetes and cardiac issues. in the past we were often unfortunately unsuccessful in treatling the symptoms that the men and women battling psoriasis face each and every day. recently, however, we are seeing new treatments and therapies that ha

illegal for the refugees at the time to come to israel and of course so many jews wanted to go to palestine. it would be this safe haven they could go and be free so they couldn't travel as polls they had to travel as greeks to pass the borders illegally. all the families were told they couldn't bring anything with them that would identify them as being from poland or as jews for that matter they couldn't abandon these photos and so they got rid of the polish advertisement in the shop so that he could take it with them. and this is one of the photos that morris brought with him and this is a photo of the kindergarten class and the last time she was in school before the war. she's in the second row and one of the first times i was at their house she showed me this photo and when she was putting it down she said she's the only person that managed to survive so all these young children and they were all killed. this is the first photo of the family taken after they came out of the woods so we have miriam in the middle and then her two daughters and then there's another but they were not able t

armageddon that would happen in palestine. all this stuff was going on in the background, which takes us to franklin roosevelt. they looked at him and understood him in the context of all the other things going on. there's no doubt his campaign in 1932 got off to an ominous start. on the first set of ballots at the democratic national convention, roosevelt received 666. 666 votes. when i first read that in the fundamentalist magazine, i thought it was too good to be true. that couldn't really be true. but i went back and looked at the records and sure enough that was absolutely the case. this already set fundamentalists on edge that believing there was something weird going on here that is linking roosevelt to the antichrist. after the election they began to view him in the same light after other totalitarian leaders. i often talk to me students about this, that roosevelt has become such a revered person in american history, mostly because of world war ii that americans don't realize how much those who hated roosevelt in the '

but they knew that god may have gotten hitler too moved and used to palestine. so all of this is going on in the background. they looked at him, and they understood in the context of all the other things going on. there was no doubt that since the campaign in the 1932 election -- on the first set of ballots, roosevelt received 666 votes. when i first heard that in a fundamental fundamentalist magazine, i thought it was too good to be true. i went to the records, and show enough, that was the case. this already set fundamentalist on edge. that there was something weird going on here. linking roosevelt to the anti christ. after the election, -- roosevelt has become such a revered person in american history, but americans don't realize how much those who hated roosevelt in the 1930s really truly despised him, couldn't stand him. when i saw this and letters written to roosevelt, letters shared. they saw themselves consolidating power in the executive branch. if you add to that, the supreme court, this looks like something who is trying to do what's talent and mussol

lay them out and turn to the same story for the same section so when i was trying to understand palestine israeli conflict , it's hard to find books that works on one side or the other but there's three books or four books that are down the middle and really tell the history of what the british did in the balfour declaration or act or whatever it was but then i have three or four and i can lay them out and turn the pages and see well, here's two views of this. i recently wrote a biographical article about a guy named on it or to god, the founder of atlantic records. i started studying his whole life and the record industry and i realized that our almost every business story or history story i study, there's two views or anytime there's a meeting. he thought this is what they said and she thought no, that's what he said and when i got to the record industry every story there's six views because how many people discovered the beatles? like, thousands i guess and on the other hand when a group anybody ever met with them. and i can't say it nicely, a lot of people in the record business are l

really defense ministry says the band and joe's have ties to the popular front for the liberation of palestine. and the u. s. as is killed at senior, i'll kind at leader abdul hamid. i'll miss her in a drone strike. it happened in so look a northwest and syria. the strike comes 2 days after the american outpost in sudden syria was attacked. there been no reports of civilian casualties. and the un special envoy says talks over serious constitutional reforms of failed to make any meaningful progress. discussions between the assad government, the opposition and civil society groups ended without a date being set. for further talks, there been trying to draft a new constitution to facilitate un supervised elections leaders at a european set union summit say they're extremely concerned about the growing number of migrants from belarus, which is not a member of the block. it's accused minsk of what it calls state sponsored smuggling. hundreds of workers of storm the headquarters of a state own ports company in the democratic republic of congo. they say they haven't been paid in more than 3 years. th

so, when i was trying to understand the palestine israeli conflict, it's hard to find books that workon on one side, or the other. but, there's three, or four books that are down the middle, and really tell the history of what the british did, in the battle for declaration, and then i have three or four, and i could lay them out, and i could turn the pages, and sewell. here's two views on this. i recently wrote a biographical article about a guy named ahmed, the founder of atlantic records. amazing guy. i started studying his, life and the record industry, and all of that. they don't realize, there, almost every booze the story, or history surely i study, those two views. anytime there's a meeting. well, he thought this is what they set, and she thought no, that's what he said. but when i got into the record industry, every story, there's like six views, because of how many people. how many discovered the beatles? it sounds like thousands, i guess. on the other hand, when a group bombs, nobody had anything to do with them, or ever met with them. i can't say it nicely, a lot of people