the palestinians spin. they label convicted terrorists, those who send suicide bombers to israeli restaurants who stabbed israelis in the streets and who seek israel's ultimate destruction, they call them and i quote, "political prisoners. but worst of all, palestinians fund their terrorist scheme through the generous donations of other countries. that's right. the international community has allowed almost 30% of foreign aid, mental sport, palestinian well-being to sponsor blood money. israel will not tolerate the bank rolling of terror any longer. we will not accept the glorified killing of our citizens. i return to the representative. tell him, tell this council that the palestinian authority will stop paying the terrorists thousands of dollars every month. tell them that you stop abusing international aid. stop using foreign funds to promote terror. your silence speaks for itself. after what i have gone through, i know that they help you. they can defeat you. we are united and continue to keep our toget

this is the tragedy of the palestinian today. he does not have a place to go to. >> we should not forget that war is part of politics and we struggle by all means at our disposal. we struggle on all different fronts politically, militarily, democratically and ocially. >> training of the fedayeen begins. those who do not have devious experience in weapons and weaponry. the first operation state back to 1965. to some they are terrorists. two others they are heroes willing to put their lives on the line for the homeland. >> the songs and dances of the soldiers are also the songs in dances of the refugee camps. ere, their tops the additional subjects that they say the regular schools do not offer or gauze over too quickly. they want to learn more about palestine, its folklore and traditions, and about the importance of having gay homeland of one zone. here they require the discipline which they hope will enable them to e fighters someday. decades of exile and life in camps make it difficult for palestinians to become self-sustaining.

not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather than creating two separate states, one israeli and one palestinian, that we should have a one-state solution where everyone shares in the same land and has equal rights. i know i'm in the minority with this idea. still, the situation in the west bank and in israel is so complicated now that you have a scrambled situation, where the israelis are living amongst palestinians, and palestinians are living amongst israelis, and the question really is how to separate the two people. onone of the israeli intellectuals that dealt with this binational situation which we are in is the former deputy may

circumstances so i think that for the palestinians i would would not. hope for a one more resolution on the table that is in favor of the palestinian state because this will not form or establish a palestinian state i believe that that only through out discussions talks and negotiations we could we could advance towards a mutual future of understanding of of compromising and for israel's i believe that it is our duty it is my only to sleep duty and in our own civil society and the situation see duty to look for every way. to preserve the jewish democratic corrupter and identity of israel this is what's of the founding fathers of israel seventy years ago in mind this is what i believe would be best for for israel in order to encompass its core values its you many tarion values its jewish values. within within recognized and secure a bond there is we're open to negotiating that but we cannot accept the old on nothing plus terrorism that comes along with this formula when i negotiated in camp david and tom and after woods and also during the other rounds o

palestinian leader mahmood basa suspends all come on occasions with israel, as three palestinians and three israelis are killed in a day of clashes. a bbc investigation into online abuse reveals children as young as nine are being groomed using the periscope app, owned by twitter. welcome to bbc news. donald trump's press secretary sean spicer, one of the most recognisable faces of the current administration, has resigned, apparently in processed at the decision to appoint anthony scaramucci as the new head of communications. however, speaking to reporters, anthony scaramucci played down the clash of personalities. sean spicer is famous for his angry outburst at reporters during heated media briefings and he hasn't been as visible in recent weeks, prompting speculation that he had been sidelined. this report from washington. a day of dramatic changes at the white house. sean spicer, the white house press secretary, and one of the most recognisable faces of the trump administration, abruptly resigned. spicer was a controversial figure. early on, he was forced to defend the crowd size a

trying to reduce the palestinians to a political headline is bad for the palestinians it's bad too for us. because it's reducing the way we perceive ourselves and that's the first thing that we need to fight against when we talk about occupation. thank you very much recovering god and before america gives us a rendition of. just trying to tell you about the saturday which variously described as donald trump speak for us are about to go to the european union. leader will see you all saturday for the eleven years to the day of the birth of a rembrandt. revenge by mohammed ali the man who killed my father and raised our own expelling me to our oak tree. and if he killed me i would just lost the five were ready i would take my revenge but i would not to murder him if it were soon made clear that he had brothers or sisters who loved him and constantly longed to see him or if he had a wife to greet children who could into his absence but if he turned out to be on his own. like a branch from a tree without a mother or father with neither a brother nor sister wifeless without a child and witho

three palestinians shot dead and three israelis killed — and the palestinian president freezes ties withl children as young as nine groomed online — questions raised about the safety of the online video app — periscope. hello and welcome to bbc world news. donald trump's press secretary sean spicer, one of the most recognisable faces of the current white house administration, has resigned. it's apparently in protest at the president's decision to appoint a former wall street banker, anthony scaramucci, as his new head of communications. however speaking to reporters mr scaramucci played down a clash of personalities. mr spicer is famous for his angry outbursts at reporters during heated media briefings, but hasn't been as visible in recent weeks, prompting speculation he'd been sidelined. our chief correspondent gavin hewitt reports from washington. a day of dramatic changes at the white house. sean spicer, the white house press secretary, and one of the most recognisable faces of the trump administration, abruptly resigned. spicer was a controversial figure. early on, he was forced to d

pain and suffering as barbarism and terrorism you know when palestinians act you know they resist or they revolt or even are aggressive or violent it's framed as as barbarism and terrorism and baseless hatred when in fact it's resistance to that occupation to those those circumstances they're living in so i think the media's done a terrible job in covering the actual narrative of the palestinians and and they've been severely the humanized but the truth is they love a live and breathe just like any you and i and anyone else regime of the book was drowning. as these pills show me a little bit about this the next film today they took away the. prisoners yeah. so you know there was a unicef report that came out in two thousand and thirteen about how widespread and systematic and institutionalized it was for. the israeli military to to take children into a military system and this is again you know shocking is the only country in the world israel is the only country the world that tries children through a military justice system is doing children portrayed in the media again i would say

who are citizens in israel and palestinians in the west bank but as you know in gaza and palestinians in the arab world are of refugees millions we are still suffering from balfour declaration and we we hope that you know the british government. would you know would make justice with palestinians and not celebrating balfour declaration because this declaration. was displaced and and was exhausted and here it was living in a you know different place from his origin a village and he got you know he had a very you know hard hard life to rebuild his life from this the killer is in the village is destroyed destroyed the disorder now there is a settlement chords. which is near its own the lands of for myself me i'm and i'm coming from the same same refugee family you know from other village which my grand brother rather my grandfathers was the same story of and this is you know this is started with but for the liberation like the the green line was to you know. about to happen that it was. this declaration which was people. maybe maybe their excuse could be ignorance because they're not wat

palestinians vehemently opposed this.to go through the detectors into the mosque compound. instead they started praying in the street outside. for these people, the new security measures are an attempt by their occupiers to secure more control over a place that sits at the very heart of the religious and political divisions between israel and the palestinians. reasonable thinking, reasonable behaviour, and that extremism and racism is the way to solve problems. palestinians in any case will not accept any compromise about the mosque. the israelis say the detectors a re mosque. the israelis say the detectors are only in place to keep eve ryo ne detectors are only in place to keep everyone say. a week ago today muslim radical terrorists went in and murdered two israeli policeman after smuggling in rifles. the only way that we can defend ourselves is by placing those metal detectors. and so afterjerusalem's day of rage, then metal detectives remain in place, this latest bitter dispute is not over. the dangerous stand—off wil

the palestinians, and he was, in effect.'t control all of them, but ina much as they had an elected representative, it was yassar arafat. >> more than five minutes past the deadline, and the arab guerillas said they would execute their hostages, it appears that the conference still on. >> an estimated 900 million people that had tuned in to watch the olympic games around the world were now transfixed watching this grisly terrorist drama play out in front of them. >> the israeli hostages and the arab commandos who have held them hostage for this entire day has now left to a makeshift helicopter pad at the back of the olympic village. >> the israelis wanted to come in and try and rescue them, and the germans said no. you know, when a bad number comes up, it comes up very bad. >> we find that this drama has not ended. >> the german police were sent up at the nearby air base to neutralize the terrorists and thereby rescue the hostages. >> the latest word we get from the airport is that, quote, all hell has broken loose out there

he is a policy fellow at al-shabaka: the palestinian policy network.e has written a new article for the nation titled "how israel's , 10-year blockade brought gaza to the brink of collapse." briefly, you are here in the united states, but have also been in gaza, but there is a must no coverage of what is happening in gaza here. most americans have no idea. >> i think that is absolutely right. the way gaza gets portrayed in american media is in one of two ways, either as nothing more than a humanitarian catastrophe, you u know, some s sort of apocalyptic reality where life is catastrophic -- which, that is one side of the situation in gaza. the other way it is often portrayed as a terrorist haven. as in enclave on the mediterranean that is ruled by terrorist organizations. and both of those ways of portraying gaza are extremely simplistic. they leave no room for understanding the complexities of the situation, for understanding what people in gaza are facing on a human level , on a day-to-day basis. it dehumanizes everything about the gaza strip. it rem

clubs and in and we were there were very aggressive towards the palestinian for. the obvious have been deaths many on both sides over a long period of time can you understand israel's nervousness and stepping up a security given recent deaths of israeli policeman. no i think you know head of his own security people are devising him to take over these metal detectors and stop changing the status quo and almost but he didn't listen to them he proceeded. by by listening to the extreme ministers in his cabinet and that is and is this explosion that we see not only in jerusalem but all over the west bank you must understand this is not at religious conflict this is about national rights this is about the right of the palestinian people to be free from occupation to get their freedom after fifty years of occupation which is the longest occupation in modern history this is about people rejecting to be treated. as third class citizens this is about a district and a system of apartheid and additionally the nation that israel has created by people injured as well and the re

and there's no mention of sharing it's being declared a palestinian heritage site on the palestinian herridge the heritage site. in danger and i think that's why we seeing these extremely heated reactions as we do every way that is shared jerusalem and hebron a flash points for that reason. does this vote and this decision rather give the palestinian struggle for statehood a push. and yes you know she got small way it does it strengthens the palestinians hands and they've played in the arena where they are the strongest in the united nations with i have the broadest support. but still on the ground it's only negotiations that are going to make a difference it's only when the two sides agree or disagree. as to the fate of hebron and make it come to a decision that actually will see a change here. don't forget the general assembly visored vented recognize the state of palestine there was a moment of joy. in the west bank a covered dish anna and then that the supposed to because nothing followed the un is not going to enforce it. it's got to come from the ground. thank you very much for

he is e director of the palestinian center for human rights in gaza.e is on the executive board of the international federation for human rights. he received the robert f. kennedy human rights award in 1991. he was also twice named an amnesty international prisoner of conscience. to democracy now! we welcome youto democracy now! -- we welcome you to democracy now! the talk about what is happening right now? >> 11 years since the siege on gaza has been imposed, which is inhuman.and human -- at this moment, we are living the biggest man-made disaster. they promised they would turn us to the middle ages. and they do. gaza is completely disconnected from the outside world. subjugated [indiscernible] civilian and civilian targets. after all these years, we're unable to rebuild or construct most of these constructions. this led us to a situation where -- 65% areersons unemployed. population depends on journal of organizations. effectively, they're making gaza -- dumping some food and medicine. we cannot treat our water. we cannot treat our sewage. it is poll

palestinian spiritual leaders demanding the new security measures are removed from the holy site also known as the temple mount. the situation could get much worse if the demands are not met before friday prayers and we spoke to an archbishop of the greek orthodox patriarch in jerusalem who says palestinian christians are in solidarity with muslims. took a look at her hellish to oppose the israeli government's measures which interfere with worship in a mosque the palestinian christians in jerusalem and throughout the holy land express their solidarity with muslims who have the right to demand the lifting of limitations on attending the mosque palestinian muslims and christians stand side by side hostile actions against affecting the whole palestinian nation both muslims and christians we demand the metal detectors that are limiting muslims the right to access the mosque freely should be removed arab countries are taking a weaker position some of them are not even talking about what's happening in jerusalem those who are financing terrorism in syria iraq libya and yemen aren't saying a

palestinian officials say the three palestinians were killed friday in slashes with israeli forces. in cnn international correspondent ian lee. ian, first of all what can you tell us about that gruesome stabbing that took place in the west bank? >> george, it took place last night when this family was celebrati celebrating shabat dinner. and it wasn't until the cries for help from the family, from the house that a neighbor was able to come over and shoot and injury this palestinian man, we are hearing from the israeli military, that they looked last night to see if he had a accomplices, but right now, they do believe he was acting alone. >> what more are you tell us, ian, i know you've been covering this, give us context, to help us understand the violence from the other day. >> it really, george, started about a week ago, the previous friday when two israeli police officers were killed. the israeli government implemented new security measurements around the temple mount known as sharif, they put in metal detectors in because wore chshippers do not want to through metal detectors. t

party correspond the discourse of pain and restless she reports on the latest clashes between palestinians and israelis in jerusalem. russia and the syrian moderate opposition agree on terms for a first deescalation zone near the capital damascus. activists say monitoring how migrants heading to europe are dealt with by coast guards and n.g.o.s are accused of having a racist agenda we confront them on the issue. very good evening to you mind neil harvey you're watching international. and we'll start this hour with breaking news coming from east jerusalem where there have been chaotic scenes outside the holy site of the temple mount israeli police there moved in to disperse hundreds of praying palestinians by using tear gas. i i i. i was i i i was. i palestinians had gathered to pray outside the site after new security measures were put in place that by the israeli government by works were laid off near ambulances that were trying to make it through the crowns several people reportedly injured an r.t. correspondent was also caught up in the unrest there we hope to bring you reports of what

the palestinian president freezes ties with israel as three palestinians are shot dead and three israelisilled in an outbreak of violence. hello, and welcome to bbc news. donald trump's press secretary, sean spicer, one of the most recognisable white house faces, has resigned. it's the latest in a series of developments as the white house comes under increasing scrutiny, as an investigation into alleged russian interference during the presidential election gathers pace. our chief correspondent, gavin hewitt, reports from washington. a day of dramatic changes at the white house. sean spicer, the white house press secretary, and one of the most recognisable faces of the trump administration, abruptly resigned. spicer was a controversial figure. early on, he was forced to defend the crowd size at donald trump's inauguration, denying that more people turned out for barack obama. this was the largest audience to a witness an inauguration, period, both in person and around the globe. but pictures suggested otherwise. and then there were his remarks about chemical weapons. his references to hitl

the palestinians do not. they teach hate they invest in terror the stocking of their religious conflict is the rapidly unfolding israeli persists with its illegal actions in occupied east jerusalem there this council the palestinian authority will stop paying that there with thousands of dollars every month the palestinian people in the city face negation subjugation discrimination home demolitions and violence but second on the ground the situation is tense and there are concerns that it will be inflamed even more. iran has accused the u.s. navy of provocative behavior it's after an american patrol boat fired warning shots in the direction of an iranian vessel during an encounter in the persian gulf. this morning an american navy boat in the north of the persian gulf fired at an iranian vessel this was unprofessional and productive behavior. the u.s. though says the iranian boat was acting dangerously and carrying out an unsafe maneuver. explains this story that the pentagon has told regarding the incident i

and an eighteen year old palestinian has been killed in clashes with the israeli army near the west bank it comes just hours after a shootout in east jerusalem in which two israeli police officers and three gunmen were killed. you want international live from almost close to you with me. welcome to the program. france is marking the grim anniversary of the terror attack in the city of nice one year ago a radicalized man rammed a truck into a festive crowd during a national holiday killing eighty six people the terrorist was shot dead by police islamic state later claimed responsibility for the atrocity. well a sunni z. and living in france the attacker was known to police for several violent crimes. just terror tactics directions on walls to rent a truck and drive into a crowd. because . we are in a new era and france will have to live with terrorism. a year on from the attack two dozen survivors are still recovering in hospital around three thousand people still receiving counseling including survivors their families and witnesses meanwhile the government has only delivered twenty five

the palestinians do not they teach hate they invest they were. religious conflict is the rapidly unfolding israeli persists with its. legal actions in occupied east jerusalem tell this council the palestinian authority will stop being that there will be found and of dollars every month the palestinian people in the city face league asian subjugation discrimination on demolishing and violence but sitting on the ground the situation is tense and there are concerns that it will be inflamed even more. violence bring in gideon levy israeli haaretz newspaper even an article in get inside is a coming on to the program and in your article you've covered the latest protests you say events are dangerous dangerous message can you explain what you meant by that. because the basic situation and this one should not forget it is a situation of occupation and this. most holy place for the islamic world is and israeli brutal occupation and that's the basis for everything with metal detectors so without the basic situation where we are dealing who is really explos

the palestinian president freezes ties with israel as three palestinians are shot dead and three israelisilled in an outbreak of violence. the victim of an armed robbery in which oj simpson was jailed tells us why he thought the former football star should be freed. hello. welcome to the programme. one of the most recognisable faces at the white house, the president's press secretary, sean spicer, has resigned. spicer, who became known for his rocky relationship with journalists, reportedly quit in protest over an organisational shake—up by mr trump. but in his first interview since resigning, mr spicer insisted he was proud of the chance to work for the president. gavin hewitt has this report. a day of dramatic changes at the white house. sean spicer, the white house press secretary, and one of the most recognisable faces of the trump administration, abruptly resigned. spicer was a controversial figure. early on, he was forced to defend the crowd size at donald trump's inauguration, denying that more people turned out for barack obama. this was the largest audience to a witness an inaugu

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their home and then with clashes with -- between police and palestinian protesters, four palestiniansd there. these -- the violence is likely to continue without a political solution. and that's what we're seeing right now. the efforts being made by the white house, through jared kushner speaking with the israelis, the palestinians, as well as the jordanians. you also have the u.n. security council which is going to be addressing this issue. the arab league also said that israel is playing with fire and has urged hem to come to some -- urged them to come to some resolution. there is quite a bit of a diplomatic effort, but most nights we're seeing violence continue without it. >> ian lee live for us in jerusalem. thank you. >>> the legal battle over terminally ill infant charlie gard back in court. new medical evidence is expected after a neurology expert from columbia medical center in new york examined the boy at the london hospital where he's being treated. that doctor designed an experimental treatment that may help the 11-month-old who suffers from a rare disorder. emotion vs. bee

a seventeen year old boy has reportedly been killed in fresh clashes that erupted between palestinian protesters and israeli police. along bells in the west over the first of a joint russia china drills in european waters just a day after the u.s. and twenty other states complete massive more games in that region. and the baltimore police officer accidentally filling in sal drugs at a crime scene just the latest security incident to a fact that troubled u.s. city. you're watching altie international live from studio with me in a day or two to welcome to the program the seventeen year old boy has reportedly been killed in fresh clashes that erupted between israeli police and muslim protesters on a so-called day of rage. i . think the palestinian spiritual leader had warned the israeli government of the potential for an explosive situation. well time will mount. as it's known to muslims as one of the most contested religious sites in the world for jews it's believed to have been the site of two biblical temples and the axon mosque which is located on the hill is islam's third holiest si

and an eighteen year old palestinian has been killed in clashes with the israeli army near the west bank it comes just hours after a shootout in east jerusalem in which two israeli police officers and three gunmen were killed. you're watching altie international live from our studio in moscow with mina do welcome to the program. today marks a year since the atrocity in the french city of nice when a truck was rammed into a crowd leaving dozens dead. well soon easy and living in france the attacker was known to police for several violent crimes. just terror tactics direct lone wolves to rent a truck and drive into a crowd. that they got it. blew and you will see we are in a new era in france will have to live with terrorism. a year on from the attack victims are continuing to suffer around three thousand people are still receiving counseling not just those who are there but their families too meanwhile the government seems to be failing to deliver on its promise of compensation the an a very diverse array has also seen some controversy as the latest edition of french magazine paris match

palestinians saw the extra security asa palestinians saw the extra security as a way of israel extendingand and the most holy place in the land and the most holy place forjewish people. israel denied that. but when the crowd tries to force open a gate kept closed by israeli police, the mood of celebration turned sour. this is how muslim worshippers prayed in recent days. and streets outside of the old city walls, in occupied east jerusalem. until, overnight, scaffolding and barriers are dismantled, to cheers. already, israel removed metal detectors and cameras. translation: respect and appreciation for our people into recent. christians and muslims. it was their resistance and stea dfastness. was their resistance and steadfastness. as tensions rose this week, five palestinians were killed in clashes with israeli security forces. in this west bank settlement, a palestinian teenager stabbed to death three israelis in their home. now it is hoped the dangerous excavation will be reversed. i am confident that things will come down step—by—step. after all, it is our duty and policy to keep the

because they deal with the palestinian the blood. whether there was a lot of able or disagreement challis because as daria howes had plenty of support some have even called him a hero who's been wrongly tried just with that in mind do you think there might be some kind of box last night that the sentence has been upheld in fact protests from both sides. look i think they try to make comparable gun story to me comparable gunned down even today that in your himself he made the statement that if the application become before him he would give him an amnesty or he would recommend you know to give him an amnesty which it means that even the off the shelves of the highest level they don't feel that they have to hold him accountable for his crime this is also i love that example it gives the this is the way it is you know the impunity it's an off leash on policy it's not just something here on their own or it's like a very silly incidence here or there no this is part of the official policy there is no balance and i think for palestinians t

the palestinian side of the city is in lockdown. it is difficult to move around.hey came to the nearest checkpoint to the old city and that was where they prayed. when that happened last week, immediately as soon as the prayers were over, rioting began. the prayers in the streets have not taken as long as the prayers inside the mosque. some of those prayers in the street are over and there is not the kind of writing that we saw last week. that does not mean that it won't develop because it did develop later in the afternoon but i recall watching what happened in one area where people were praying in the street last week and it was immediate. perhaps that is a sign if you can redesign in this tense city, that it will be at a slightly -- that it won't be at such a high level. the flames won't be as high today because of the palestinian victory in returning the situation to the way it was on july 14. it an you really call victory now that men under 50 have not been allowed into the site? >> i think overall it is a victory for the palestinians and that is how they reg

three palestinians killed in clashes last friday and last week a palestinian attacked and killed three last week. >> the biggest prayer day of the week is friday and that will be the real test. abc news london. >>> when your job is to save lives you can't let anyone get in your way. four new york city firefighters saw a small car blocking the road on the way to an emergency so they move tropical disturbance. it showed them using their combined strength to move it out of the way. the person that recorded the video captioned it just another day for new york firefighters. >>> and conservationists are warning that sea turtles are impacted by plastics littering and indian ocean. they are monitoring and helping them hatch but they found that 90% of green turtles have plastic in their gastro intestinal track. they eat them and pass the plastic down the food chain. >>> a group of bears in finland found a fun way to stay cool this summer. tow trucks full of snow, were delivered to the annual wildlife park for the polar bears to play in. they seemed to enjoy rolling and sliding and going through