on tuesday we saw the prime minister f for palestinian authority call on employees for the palestinian authority to return to their jobs. the next day, hamas refused to allow them into their jobs when they showed up. stipulatesnt itself a have until february to find a solution. on the other side, the big issue is security. both israel and the palestinian authority are demanding that med wing, a powerful militia, disarm. while this agreement has been signed, while they say they have agreed on the broad strokes of it, the details of how these processes will go through has not been agreed upon at all, and they are key point. so, there has been a lot of worry that this deal will falter, and people here as well will come during a unity deal. there is a lot of desire and pressure from countries like egypt to get this done. there is a -- large differences between the two sides. rochelle: thank you. reporting to us from the gaza strip. argentina has sentenced tworoch. former navy pilots for crimes committed between 1976 and 1983 under military rule. for roles intenced the killing and torture o

historic agreement for failed hamas leaders handed over control of four border crossings to the palestinian authority. palestinians parade an effigy of off a bow for us protests mark the run up to the centenary of his famous declaration. in the last hour police have said the suspect in tuesday's new york truck attack was acting in support of i still and had planned the attack for weeks new york mayor bill de blasio says his city will not be intimidated eight people were killed and eleven others injured when a pickup truck drove down a cycling in lower manhattan the suspect is a twenty nine year old man a rigidity from beck a stun us president donald trump says he'll implement more extreme vetting of foreigners police of interview the man in hospital based on the investigation overnight it appears that mr say probably had been planning this for a number of weeks he did this in the name of isis and along with the other items recovered at the scene was some notes that further indicate that. he appears to have followed almost exactly to eighty the instructions that isis has put out and its social media c

put in the diary alone also depends on the british a palestinian fs hamas and fatah the palestinian authority which controls the west bank and hamas which controls gaza. have been holding talks in cairo for several weeks now today hamas was supposed to you has power of the gaza strip over to the palestinian authority but that's. as being disposed islamist hamas party won elections in gaza in two

palestinian hamas movement has handed over administrative control of three border crossings to the palestinian authority it will now control the palestinian side of gaza's border with israel and egypt but the handover may not mean an end to the blockade on gaza as bernard smith now explains. the construction for the reconstruction of palestinian unity in gaza this was until this morning customs post near the border with israel. al jazeera was last here almost three weeks ago and this is where i have to have a visa for permission to enter the gaza strip. now it's been taken apart. the mediators from egypt along with officials from hamas and fatah oversaw the handover part of hamas is agreement to return control of gaza to the palestinian authority this is going to be the end of that division shylock this is the first time to be the end of that the end of the journey of course was the everything was very easy that is what has he said from. the other guys this is the seventh attempt i was doing in reconciliation in gaza in the last ten years but this is the first time that we've seen the physical tearing d

since the palestinian authority refuses to pay for the electricity provided by israel. died only has three hours of power a day. she needs to use a battery to get one more our village. i'm alone goals and that's it. autonomous and no help that is just looking out for the interests and they only help a friends and supporters. plunged into darkness two million gazans are still waiting to see an effect of the unity deal on their everyday lives. i've learned i'm joined by houthi metal but he's the head of international relations social sciences and what regions universities also fellow chatham house thank you for being with us. on france24 tonight now and they sarah handover over goes is the palestinian authority was postpones really at the eleventh hour and know who real reason was given at are you confident that it will happen in ten days time as. both sides saying right now. we wrote what i don't think anyone can be called hundred it's going to happen weavin. solution. times in the last decade and will. i think you have really good indication from la needed lot. there co

the border crossings that are being handed over to palestinian authority rule. and rafa has the main border south of the strip it's been largely closed to gaza's poppy. no it won't for the moment crossing is effectively controlled really by the israelis is the israelis who decides who passes into israel from here what we've seen today is a handover of control of the guards aside the palestinian side from hamas to the symbolic handing over because it's here that hamas used to check people's passports as you came in to guard my passport was checked when i came in a couple of weeks ago now all of the sites that area has been is being taken down as we speak we've not been allowed in there now we went in earlier on this morning to film and taking stuff down they've taken everything down and now cars just drive straight through about another five hundred meters beyond here is where the palestinians always had a checkpoint before you went into israel there's only a trickle of people that ever go through anyway because of the israeli control the most important crossing

. >> a key area of conflict continues between israel and the palestinian authority and the debate over statehood for palestinians. i've been to israel and i visited palestinian friends, and i've made friends on both sides. and i've seen the situation in palestine behind the wall. it's -- it's very sad. >> you're right. it's very sad. it makes a lot of israelis sad, but the only reason why we built it was violence and terrorism. we hope that we'll be able to reach a moment where there is security and we can advance peace and those barriers can come down. >> president trump has already met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas is also invited to the white house. >> i'm very hopeful, and this is what i'm looking forward to. i'm looking forward to having leadership that will pursue peace, will pursue understanding, and people who will support them. >> we are going to build the wall! it will be a real wall! >> the honorable gemi josé gonzález lópez is consul general of the mexican consulate in san francisco. >> we should be working to

hamas movement has handed over the ministries of control of three border crossings to the palestinian authority will now control the palestinian side of gaza's border with israel into egypt and they have been protests in the occupied west bank to mark the hundredth anniversary of the balfour declaration the palestinian authority says it's planning to sue the british government over the policy statement that pave the way for the creation of israel. you're up to date with all of our top stories a full but isn't coming up for you in the twenty five minutes time but that's off the witness which starts now stay with us. well i think. it. is. no more definition to be. not a settler thinking of setting aside a kind of is it by the way she. is going to see cautious. than i ever emotion. city bombing. in history the best guess should i see that. city do not get it. or was it to. go to the forgotten been made to see what an image if you see it due. to the sex. because of it because it is not what you assume. if you can if. there's a good news or. so i did them to numb you so. that it. will say that simpl

palestinian hamas movement has handed out of administrative control of three border crossings to the palestinian authorityit will now control the palestinian side of gaza's border with israel and egypt but the handover may not mean an end to the blockade of gaza as bernard smith explains . the construction for the reconstruction of palestinian unity in gaza this was until this morning hamas is customs post near the border with israel. al-jazeera was last here almost three weeks ago and this is where i have to have a visa for permission to enter the gaza strip. now it's been taken apart. the. mediators from egypt along with officials from hamas and fatah oversaw the hand-over part of hamas is agreement to return control of gaza to the palestinian authority this is got to be the end of the division shylock this is the first time to be the end of the journey because we see everything is was very easy as you said. this is the seventh attempt i was doing in reconciliation in gaza in the last ten years but this is the first time that we've seen the physical tearing down of hamas is institutions here and it's th

egypt they've agreed to hold elections before the end of next year for all positions in the palestinian authority including the presidency and all positions below that the date for the elections will be set later by president palestinian president mahmoud abbas they've agreed that in just over a week the palestinian authority will take over ministration of gaza from hamas amasses been in control here for the last ten years since they fought with fatah and pushed them out. due to take over very soon both sides all sides agreed to friel political prisoners those held here in gaza and in the west bank and they agreed to reform the palestinian liberation organization which is the organization that represents palestine internationally it will be reformed to include representatives from hamas and from some of the other factions and to adjust its mission and mandate accordingly all sides agreed that senior government officials from egypt will come here within the next few days to monitor these terms that have been development sort of what's been agreed upon but no date was set for the permanent reopenin

authority will now control the palestinian side of gaza's borders with israel and egypt the handover is part of deals between hamas and fatah brokered by egypt in october but the handover may not mean an end to the blockade of gaza israel still controls the flow of people and goods through most of the territories crossings. the border posts that are being handed over are areas karma and the rough crossing rough earth the main border south of the strip has been largely close to garza's population of two million since hamas took over bernard smith has more now from the area's crossing the handover of control of this crossing here at beit hanoun between beit hanoun and areas in israel is the first visible sign for palestinians in gaza hamas is control of the institutions here is being stripped away for the last two or three weeks other ministries been handed over but this is the first time people here in gaza can actually see something and the real test of this will be when rafa the border between gaza and egypt opens on the december fifteenth it's been handed over as well toda

about efforts to find peace in the region it's also being seen as an attempt to force the palestinian authority and to direct negotiations with israel israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he respects the west decision but the p.l.o. which the international community sees as the official representative of all palestinians as threatened to end all contact with the u.s. if the office is closed it's hoped a meeting on monday between the u.s. state department and the p.l.o. will shed light on the top ministrations decision and estabrook reports. the plant closure of the palestinian liberation organization's office in washington prompted shock and a threat from a senior palestinian official to freeze ties with the us this is very unfortunate and seven this is the pressure being exerted on this administration from the netanyahu government and the time when we are trying to cooperate to achieve the ultimate take such steps which would undermine the whole peace process the u.s. state department announced its decision to close the office late last week citing a twenty fifteen law placing condit

the authority will now control the palestinian side of gaza's borders with israel and egypt the handover is part of deals between hamas and fatah brokered by egypt in october but the handover may not mean an end to the blockade on gaza israel still controls the flow of people and goods through most of gaza's crossings now the border crossings that are being handed over to the palestinian authority are at as calm. and the rafa crossing the main border south of the strip has been largely closed to gaza's population of two million since hamas took over bernard smith has more now from the areas border crossing. i mean the middle of what has become in the last couple of hours a deconstruction. point. before then you could go on. further up the road before getting into israel just get out of the way of all the noise as they cut down this building here at arras there isn't an immediate day to day impact for the palestinians that live in gaza because israel controls who goes in and out and it's a trickle of people at the very most but it's the most symbolic visible sign of hamas is

whether he'll like israel or not they are shrewd stew political people politicians now ted the palestinian authority in two thousand for begun a spectacular victory in the international court of justice the advisory opinion of the i.c.j. declaring the wall that israel has built in the occupied palestinian territories is what you called in my opinion incorrectly the separation barrier sort of separation barrier. it's an an extension barrier there and next thing about ten percent of the west bank what the palestinians do with. who even remember or is it any more who we didn't know was about me or the international court of justice to clear the will illegal it declared the occupier house to me and israeli occupation oh oh oh oh oh oh oh the west bank in gaza is that the model of how instantly and self-determination there are so many opportunities to explore and ask the lawyers on that international court of justice if it's less than ten years oh no it's been completely forgotten but everyone remembers their vote for their cooperation because israelis know how to exploit political opportunity many thank

was on wednesday it handed over administrative control of five border crossings to the palestinian authority. it's possible deal agreed during we conciliation talks with the pa ruled thoughts on a political party. not a real man it's a great day for the history palestinians cleaning the legal authority. i'd like to. less on. for the great. the egypt brexit talks in october opened up the prospect of the flow off people and goods in and out of gaza without israeli permission or supervision. israrael and the united stas have expressed reservations about that in trypanosome impacts. hamas has refused to relinquish its rockets and other moms off to having fox three wars with israel since two thousand and seven. gaza is in the midst of a humanitarian crisis. structural damage has left many people homeless or living without electricity. the economic knock on effects of the conflicts on ten years of israeli sea and land blockades. have left the economy to effectively collapse. sky high unemployment and the threats of israeli defense forces as strikes is constant. according to estimates by the norweg

palestinian hamas movement has handed over ministries have control of three border crossings to the palestinian authority the p.a. will now control the palestinian side of gaza's border with israel and egypt the handover is part of deals between hamas and fatah brokered by egypt in october but the handover may not mean an end to the blockade of gaza. and other developments have been protests in the occupied west bank to mark the hundredth anniversary of the balfour declaration palestinian authority says it's planning to sue the british government over the policy statement that pave the way for the creation of israel. there's more on that story and everything else right here al jazeera dot com for the latest comment analysis and video on demand you can watch us live right there as well inside story is coming up next the news hour is after that so all see you in about twenty five minutes time. what happens when the oil runs out rich gulf countries are being warned the future is bleak and they say diversify and become this reliance on oil so what are the alternatives and how is the current blockade on cattl

statement came out following reconciliation talks in cairo agreed to say powers in gaza to the palestinian authority that's a look at your headlines on al-jazeera al-jazeera world is next. yes. someone was a style of brass band music in egypt dating back more than one hundred fifty years and it uses brass and percussion and started as military music in the one nine hundred centuries but developed into an entire johner that was extremely popular until the one nine hundred sixty s. . it was started by muhammad has somebody who played the clarinet in a royal military band at the time of our best and the diva of egypt while it was under manure in the nineteenth century. has launched his own band in one thousand nine hundred fifty and muhammad ali street in cairo which became famous for its artists and its musicians. has a band played for rich and poor alike and at weddings and funerals. the band featured in egyptian movies some of them classics. other musicians imitated the has a. and the bands played at family and national festivities. those days are over but the has has retained a place in the hearts

the palestinian authority vowed today to cut all communications with the trump administration if the u.s. moves ahead with a plan to close a palestinian diplomatic mission in washington. the palestinian foreign minister says their leadership will not accept any "extortion" by the u.s. to enter viable peace talks with israel in the next 90 days. the potential mission closure follows a state department finding that the palestinian authority breached u.s. law by pursuing charges against israel in the international criminal court. the allegations stem from israeli settlements in occupied territory claimed by palestinians. the presidential adviser tasked with reviving peace talks between the israelis and palestinians, trump son-in-law jared kushner, is disputing claims that he's failed to turn over documents on russian election meddling. the bipartisan senate judiciary committee leaders say kushner has not provided an e-mail he received from mr. trump's son, donald, jr. the email is said to be about the son's contacts with wikileaks about their release of russian-hacked emails belonging to

the islamist group hamas has handed control of border crossings in gaza to the palestinian authority.etween hamas and its rival palestinian faction fatah negotiated in cairo last month. under the agreement the palestinian authority is due to take full control of gaza in a months time. dustin hoffman has become the latest a—list hollywood star to face sexual harassment allegations. a production assistant who worked with him in the 80s claims that he touched her inappropriately and made crude sexual remarks. more allegations have also emerged against kevin spacey also dating back to the 1980s. uk police investigating the manchester arena bombing have requested the extradition from libya of the brother of the suicide bomber who carried out the attack in may. hashem abedi is currently detained by the authorities in tripoli. greater manchester police has issued an arrest warrant for him in relation to murder, attempted murder and conspiracy to cause an explosion. former members of catalonia's devolved government are expected at spain's high court in madrid this morning. the regional parlia

the palestinian authority is due to take full control of gaza in a months time.face sexual harassment allegations. a production assistant who worked with him in the eighties claims he touched her inappropriately and made crude sexual remarks. more allegations have emerged against kevin spacey also dating back to the 1980s. uk police investigating the manchester arena bombing in may have requested the extradition from libya of the brother of the suicide bomber. hashem abedi is currently detained by authorities in tripoli. the warrant from greater manchester police cites murder, attempted murder and conspiracy to cause an explosion. the british defence secretary, sir michael fallon, has resigned, caught up in the sexual harassment allegations that are swirling round the houses of parliament. it emerged this week that he'd apologised for putting his hand on a journalist's knee at a dinner fifteen years ago. she has said she is sad and thinks it absurd that someone should lose theirjob for touching her knee. this report from our political editor laura kuenssberg. qui

now the palestinian authority is threatening to cut off all communication with the u.s. over the trumpet ministrations plan to close the pillows office in washington d.c. diane estabrook has more. the plant closure of the palestinian liberation organization's office in washington prompted shock and a threat from a senior palestinian official to freeze ties with the us this is very unfortunate and accepted and this is the pressure being exerted on this administration from government and the time when we are trying to cooperate to achieve the ultimate they think such steps which would undermine the peace process the u.s. state department announced its decision to close the office late last week citing a twenty fifteen law placing conditions on the u.s. mission office those conditions relate to the palestinians pressuring the international criminal court to seek charges against israel over the issue of israeli settlements and crimes against palestinians the move comes as the troubled ministration is trying to broker a peace plan between the palestinians and israelis. preside

between israel and gaza between gaza and egypt and that's for the first time in ten years the palestinian authorityhas been back in control of the borders within palestinian territory in gaza. deconstruction for the reconstruction of palestinian unity in gaza this was until this morning hamas is customs post near the border with israel. al-jazeera was last here almost three weeks ago and this is where i have to have a visa for permission to enter the gaza strip. now it's been taken apart. the. mediators from egypt along with officials from hamas and fatah oversaw the hand-over part of hamas is agreement to return control of gaza to the palestinian authority this is going to be the end of the division chalo this is the first time to be the end at the end of the journey because we see everything as was that is it that is what has he said from. the other guys this is the seventh attempt i was doing in reconciliation in gaza in the last ten years but this is the first time that we've seen the physical tearing down of hamas is institutions here and it's that it's giving weary palestinians in gaza faint

following reconciliation talks in cairo last month hamas agreed to cede powers in gaza to the palestinian authority in a deal mediated by egypt mom of the way says a palestinian american political analyst he says the latest deal is sorely lacking . it's much about nothing with what they said now i think they have failed to achieve anything that helps the palestinian people whether in the west bank or gaza and i think this is between the top guys the big guys and everybody is trying to get the other side to surrender to the other i think it is a sad day in the in the in the palestinian people's life and history that they do not agree even on opening the borders and negotiate an opening of the borders for the two million people in gaza from what i know i think the egyptians are much worse than the israelis now in keeping the blockade against the palestinians in order to bring down and bring a solution to their issues with hamas with targeting hamas and the palestinian people they are still refusing to open their borders they want to have control of the gaza strip like they did before nine hundred six

the agreement brokered by egypt hamas is due to hand over the administration of gaza to the palestinian authority on friday malcolm webb has more from gaza. a senior hamas official told journalists that i must believe in the reconciliation reconciliation between palestine's two main political parties fatah and hamas as well as twelve other political factions it's being brokered by egypt and it's meant to lead to the handover on friday of the administration of the gaza strip from hamas to the palestinian authority but one of the big questions surrounding it is what's going to happen to the weapons and the armed wings of hamas and some of the other factions here going to least ten thousand fighters and many weapons here in gaza during a press conference to senior hamas official said this was not up for discussion he said that if the u.s. or any other government tried to pressure hamas into disarming or taking any such action that it would not work yesterday a factor official had said that the reconciliation progress was going way too slowly because of hamas said that only five percent of what was m

took issue israel it's a done deal but the occupation as a life political issue whether the palestinian authority due in june this past year come mark the occupation it exactly nothing or any demonstrations there were no the instructions whenever it comes to practical political work which can actually have an effect on real life suffering the palestinian authority does nothing but the simple reason that it's paid for by the united states and israel these are collaborators karrar and that collaborators and so they wait for these symbolic meaningless moments to show their or our commitment to the coolers and in bethlehem the british artist banksy has not the anniversary in his own unique way as there was time for set records. in the occupied west bank a twisted version of a british street party to mark the hundred year legacy of the balfour declaration it's the work of street artist banksy outside his bethlehem the guests of honor palestinian children from nearby refugee camps and her majesty queen elizabeth the second sort of. sort of saying sorry. that has supported the national aspirations of a

most but it's the most symbolic visible sign of hamas is power being stripped away from the palestinian authority taking over the last two three weeks the handover the institution taking place this is the first time you see something the most important significant crossing the palestinians is the one between egypt lots and lots of iraq for battle opened on december fifteenth is only not open today because a lot of construction work going on there but when that opens that will allow thousands of pounds of palestinians to cross in so we get the first time the borders been fully open really in the last ten years. all to really what is this also mean because this is part of a bigger picture of palestinian reconciliation so what does it mean for that process. well it means that there is a suggestion there is there is evidence that there is more likelihood of this reconciliation working this time than in the previous other attempts now there are various reasons why that might be many people will tell you because of the pressure that the egyptians who brokered this deal mainly court on hamas and on the

to be at the border they left in two thousand and seven and they're not yet back in place palestinian authority officials say over the three days they're hoping to get two thousand five hundred people across that means the many more thousands who are registered will still be stuck in gaza waiting and hoping for that permanent reopening to come soon. saudi arabia's as a throne has been making bold political moves in the kingdom with a series of decisions many considered to be unprecedented the latest developments including an anti corruption crackdown and several blockades are the focus of a conference here in london where former diplomats and middle east analysts have been meeting was that. the seismic changes in saudi arabia are having reverberations around the world among those invited to speak at this event in london was paddy ashdown a member of u.k.'s upper house of parliament in the former leader of the liberal democrats party he told attendees that the international community must take punitive measures against saudi arabia to prevent its leadership from further destabilizing the region

delay the handover of gaza hamas was due to transfer transfer power in the gaza strip to the palestinian authority by friday after a decade of dominance there as part of a vet conciliation deal but they're asking the handover to be delaying until the tenth of december both sides of accusing each other of not respecting the deal. lebanon's prime minister sabri has signaled he may withdraw his resignation that next week he said matters were positive and if that continued he would consider sending his decision to step down as prime minister and he the announced his resignation while in saudi arabia earlier in the van but then put it on hold last week at the request of president michel aoun. yemen's ousted president ali abdullah saleh says he is prepared to push the hopis to stop firing rockets at saudi arabia but he said the saudi led coalition must first end its blockade and airstrikes on yemen. the first step is a road map stop the war stop the airstrikes and put an end to the blockade. and return we say to the decision makers stop launching rockets riyadh this is an initiative and after this we ca

when you have a palestinian authority that is not only inciting violence but rewarding terrorism. every time you're looking for a friend or an ally in that cause, if you want a resource, someone to stand shoulder to shoulder with you, as a jewish man, one who is one of two jewish people in congress, your friend is steve bannon. ladies and gentlemen, steve bannon. [applause] mr. bannon: thank you. thank you, congressman zeldin. jared kushner came down into the war room that we had set up at the data center where we were watching the data coming in from the vote. we got the early exit polls. we were even in iowa and ohio. we were losing by huge margins in virtually every other state. when i came onto the campaign on august 14, we refined president trump's message. we had the finest candidate since ronald reagan and one of the greatest public speakers since william jennings bryan. in refining the message that president trump talked about, we said -- destroy the physical caliphate of isis, designate the muslim brotherhood as a terrorist organization, decertify and renegotiate the iran

in jerusalem or send a strong message we should never be financing terror when you have a palestinian authority that is utterly inciting violence but rewarding terrorism if you're looking for an allied or a resource for someone to stand shoulder to shoulder with zero coming as a jewish man from one of two jewish republicans in congress and co-chair of the republican is real congress, as steve abandoned -- bannon is a friend of jews deism and a friend of israel. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank-you congressman end at 5:00 on the evening of november 8, 2016 jared came down into the war room at the data center watching the data come in on the votes with the early exit polls we were even in ohio and iowa losing by a huge margins in virtually every other state. now august 14 every of their campaign we hope to refine the president's message with the finest candidates is rolling again with one of the greatest public speakers of not the best orator since william jennings bryan in donald j. trump. and refining that message that candidate trump had talked about we said destroy a the physical cal

to be at the border they left in two thousand and seven and they're not yet back in place palestinian authority officials say over the three days they're hoping to get two thousand five hundred people across that means the many more thousands who are registered will still be stuck in gaza waiting and hoping for that permanent reopening to come soon. libyan authorities are investigating the existence of slave markets following the release of images which appear to show young men being sold libya has become a gateway for thousands of migrants from west africa who want to make the dangerous sea crossing to europe but rights groups say they often fall victim to human traffickers and libyan security forces the images have sparked outrage across the continent with senegal's government calling them a blight on the conscience of humanity people in new delhi are enjoying a bit of rest bite from the city's toxic air funks to a night of rain india's capital has been shrouded in a thick smog for almost two weeks causing severe health problems despite the rain pollution levels are still about five times ove

crossing into egypt is due to be closed later on monday after opening for the first time of the palestinian authority control in nearly ten years now border gates were opened on saturday as part of a reconciliation deal between rival factions hamas and fatah the palestinian interior ministry says about sixteen thousand gardens are on the waiting list to cross into egypt let's join malcolm where who's at the crossing the clock really is taking now isn't it malcolm for that gate to close what's the situation like there so far. right now other buses. the long line of buses up the road they're passing through the gate but they've been held up for. a large crowd of students who also want to cross their chances are looking slimmer and slimmer on the third and last day of this temporary reopening so many of these students looks like they won't be able to go over we spoken to several that many of them are medical students you can study medicine. courses that started in september. some of them in other countries. many have got scholarships they've got their papers ready to go but they think they won't be able

about efforts to find peace in the region it's also being seen as an attempt to force the palestinian authority into entering direct negotiations with israel israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he respects the u.s. decision but the p.l.o. which the international community sees as the official representative of all palestinians has threatened to end all contact with the us if the office is closed while. we replied to the u.s. administration also in writing saying that in the event that they close down the p.l.o. office we will suspend all our communication with the administration until office is reopened meanwhile netanyahu government is destroying houses in the jabber area and war as well as. the government is being rewarded and we are being punished this is totally unacceptable and it does undermine the peace process let's get more on this now our correspondent on estabrook who is joining us live from washington d.c. saab etiquette calling this totally unacceptable on just how significant could this be diane. well it's very significant lizabeth when you and you also have to consider

fatah agree to ask egypt for that to lay state a transfer of power of the gaza strip to the palestinian authority by friday as part of a reconciliation deal that are now wants a new deadline of december tenth to complete arrangements that sides accusing each other of not respecting the deal mediator over the handling of the handover egypt has sent a delegation to gaza to try to resolve the issue. thousands of passengers who were stranded at bally's international airport have started to fly out after a switch in one direction blew volcanic ash from mount and gun away what has become increasingly active over the past week and scientists say the threat of an eruption is not over around one hundred thousand people living in the dangerous zone have been told to move to emergency centers as more from near mount agung in valley. i'm here in one of the largest evacuation shelters near mt are going by earlier this is basically the same so but still near enough to do for people to come here and spend the night as you can see there's a around a few hundred people here but only half of all the people in the

and gaza to the palestinian authority well those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera.

been delayed seems not everything's yet in place and your thoughts is on your side all the palestinian authority on the gaza side of the border or for hamas who still control the interior of gaza according to a two thousand and five agreement monitors from the european union are meant to be at the border they left in two thousand and seven and they're not yet back in place palestinian authority officials say over the three days they're hoping to get two thousand five hundred people across that means the many more thousands who are registered will still be stuck in gaza waiting and hoping for that permanent reopening to come soon. saudi arabia's recalled its ambassador in berlin in protest over comments made by the german foreign minister sigma gabriel suggested saad hariri had been held against his will in riyadh and is also called for lebanon's neighbors including saudi arabia to let it decide its own fate saudi state media says the same is were unfortunate and unjustified hariri himself tweeted that the comments were a lie aside to the throne has been making bold political moves in the kingdom

agreed to as egypt for the delay hamas was due to transfer power of the gaza strip to the palestinian authority by friday as part of a reconciliation deal but it's asking for a new deadline of december tenth to complete arrangements both sides accuse each other of not respecting the deal the mediator at the handover egypt tests and a delegation to gaza to try to resolve this issue. customs officers in china have seized their biggest haul of scales from the most hunted animal in the world only twelve tons of penguin scales were found on a ship and shins and that's believe they came from at least twenty thousand of the endangered animals penguins are valid only in africa and asia and their scales are highly prized in traditional chinese medicine a ban on the club traded the animals came into effect and in january. we got the headlines on al-jazeera now the u.s. is calling for more sanctions in the complete isolation of north korea united nations security council held an emergency meeting following missile test on tuesday north korea says the launch proves it has the capability to hit the u.s. mai

authority want to control the palestinian side of gaza's border with israel and egypt thehandover is part of deals between hamas and fatah brokered by egypt in october that handover may not mean an end to the blockade on gaza israel still controls the flow of people and goods through most of gaza's crossings. at least twenty six people have died in an air strike in northern province in yemen a stronghold for who he revels the planes struck a hotel in a market in the so hard a street near saudi border saudi that coalition says it's investigating the strike . there's a top stories today with al-jazeera as a witness continues i'll have the news hour for you straight after that thanks for watching bye for now. it was a sad day in the late ninety's when my job passed away. my grandfather in there was always country. where literally passed away i wish. i was drinking too much and i didn't care what was happening in my life. span i was worried. he already lost two grandsons to grow up and was desperate to help me. with the. yeah. it was important for the landlord to take are not

to be at the border they left in two thousand and seven and they're not yet back in place palestinian authority officials say over the three days they're hoping to get two thousand five hundred people across that means the many more thousands who are registered will still be stuck in gaza waiting and hoping for that permanent reopening to come soon. chileans had to the polls on sunday to choose a new president and chamber of deputies but politicians might face a voter backlash after a series of corruption scandals involving politicians and their parties among those facing reelection often the student leaders elected four years ago vying to overhaul politics is in human reports. six years ago the university students in chile captured the world's imagination by undertaking a peaceful revolt proofread quality education for all. the british newspaper the guardian named communist party student leader camille every year for the person of the year and the most glamorous revolutionary since che guevara. georgia jackson became a poster boy for education reform but unsatisfied with progress four of the s

indefinitely that was part of a palestinian reconciliation deal brokered by egypt under the deal the palestinian authority is handing the crossing and not hamas hundreds of people queued for hours at the border to have their paperwork processed so they could cross only humanitarian cases from guards or will be allowed into egypt at this stage. four hundred thousand syrians living in the damascus suburb of cooter have been besieged by government forces for the past four years the area sided with opposition fighters and that's meant that food aid and medical supplies haven't been making it in doctors there say many residents could die if they're not immediately evacuated the salvage of it reports now from. there the turkey syria border. twelve year old drafts a first from cerebral palsy a condition which inhibits her brain's growth the room is dark because there isn't much electricity in eastern good this is what she looked like before the siege and before she ran out of medicine her mother used to give her honey milk and other nutritious food but not anymore. and then half used to be well and was going to

to transfer power in the gaza strip to the palestinian authority by friday as part of a reconciliation deal that's asking for a new deadline of december tenth to complete arrangements both sides accusing each other of not respecting the deal the mediator of the handover egypt and a delegation to gaza to try to resolve the issue. a former military leader has died after drinking poison and a u.n. war crimes court project drank the liquid just seconds after he was told he lost his appeal against his conviction ordered smith reports. with his twenty year sentence for war crimes upheld on appeal. was not about to go quietly it may received it from. a war criminal form a coalition general took a drink from a whole bottle. for a short time the presiding judge continued to deliver verdicts on the other defendants then probably heard again through a translator i have taken poison. the seventy two year old's lawyer repeats a client's claim not to. cry and says he drank a poison this morning she says we spent at least the curtains probably ak was taken to a hospital in the hague where he later di

hold elections by the end of next year last month hamas agreed to cede powers in gaza to the palestinian authority. the president of from says the u.n. security council should consider sanctions on libya if it does not act on human trafficking and money will mark all condemn the opening of refugees as a crime against humanity during a meeting in paris with the president of guinea alpha condé it follows videos appearing to show african refugees being sold as slaves in libya but those are the headlines and he's going to news here on al-jazeera after witness such and such a lot about. setting the stage for a serious debate up front i think it's time on al-jazeera. to . move the. story. that. was a good. one. but you know. the balance. thank you. but. it doesn't. eat the job. you know it was just it does to me still most of it i just knew until it. got at the store. for the what we would need from the credit card. if the guy at first did you get a slug a list of what do you have when you said it but it could the list it doesn't stimulate you mostly good odds on you the first multi-step still that's lo