surveillance and monitoring at the hands of their own government in the occupied west bank the palestinian authority seen by many palestinians as an enabler and enforcer of israel's occupation the p.a. seems to mount a thing or two from the israeli withdrawal bill acceptor ghanem with the offer to be the most commonly deployed charge is incitement one doesn't want to draw a parallel but often those who've experienced israeli presence have also experienced p.a. presence it's as if there's a certain type of journalists who must be denied a voice the surveillance of what we write on facebook has become so extensive so sophisticated that i believe we will get to the point where it will include the political and social views of journalists i wish to marry you. taking the lead from countries like the united arab emirates the palestinian authority has adopted a cyber crimes law that has had a chilling effect on free speech in the occupied west bank. it was conceived almost overnight with no public consultation and then passed by presidential decree what i can tell mr lamb was so in order in its first year

surveillance and monitoring at the hands of that own government in the occupied west bank the palestinian authority seen by many palestinians as an enabler and enforcer of israel's occupation the p.a. seems to mount a thing or two from the israeli withdrawal bill acceptor ghanem with the offer to be the most commonly deployed charge is incitement one doesn't want to draw a parallel but often those who've experienced israeli presence have also experienced p.a. presence it's as if there's a certain type of journalists who must be denied a voice the surveillance of what we write on facebook has become so extensive so sophisticated that i believe we will get to the point where it will include the political and social views of journalists to be. taking the lead from countries like the united arab emirates the palestinian authority has adopted a cyber crimes law that has had a chilling effect on free speech in the occupied west bank. it was conceived almost overnight with no public consultation and then passed by presidential decree what i can tell mr lamb was so in order in its first year the law was us

the palestinian authority's limited power stems from the wording of the oslo accord signed in one thousand nine hundred three and one thousand nine hundred five the accords controversially divided the palestinian territories into three distinctive administrative areas known as b. and c. area constitutes about eighteen percent of the west bank in theory the palestinian authority exercises full civil and security control here. area b. constitutes twenty one percent of the west bank here the palestinian authority has civil control but shares security control with israel jewish settlers have taken control of land in area be in violation of the oslo accords area c. constitutes approximately sixty one percent of the west bank it's under full israeli civil and security control. develop a year to sell. the fucking. abu sucker and the meds both live in area c. to purchase supplies they have to travel through several israeli checkpoints. checkpoints are a frustrating feature of daily life for most palestinians and. the media. following the one nine hundred sixty seven war many palestinians of the jo

the palestinian authorities limited power stems from the wording of the oslo accord signed in one nine hundred ninety three and one thousand nine hundred five the accords controversially divided the palestinian territories into three distinctive administrative areas known as a b. and c. area constitutes about eighteen percent of the west bank in theory the palestinian authority exercises full civil and security control here area b. constitutes twenty one percent of the west bank here the palestinian authority has civil control but shares security control with israel jewish settlers have taken control of land in area be in violation of the oslo accords. area c. constitutes approximately sixty one percent of the west bank it's under full israeli civil and security control and the five year to. go with. abu suckered and the meds both live in area c. to purchase supplies they have to travel through several israeli checkpoints. checkpoints are a frustrating feature of daily life for most palestinians. under the. following the one nine hundred sixty seven war many palestinians of the jordan

third it's a death sentence if you sell your house to a jew the palestinian authority pays four hundred million dollars per year to terrorists let's can we get back to the topic and said oh come on or if you need something they tell you what out of the borders of israel according to opinion why is that it is the only country in the whole not a matter of not i didn't if i don't matter to you that has nothing why the bill but the answer your question i hope i hope that the borders eventually will also include it and sumeria unfortunately israel has not implemented the israeli loan out of me and see what he can see your arguments about it isn't actions that would we have equal rights as you know what i'm saying what you want saying and we. are going to nights. yes by the way if i would tend to him he is what i'd like ended up and. yes yeah and i know that i will get what i mean about israel that unifies you know what you know it's interesting i'm not allowed to do with it and i like going to my minister thought it was i would have them who would it be of well it's. so you were going to com

surveillance and monitoring at the hands of that own government in the occupied west bank the palestinian authority seen by many palestinians as an enabler and enforcer of israel's occupation the p.a. seems to long thing or two from the israeli withdrawal bill acceptor ghanem with the offer to be the most commonly deployed charge is incitement one doesn't want to draw a parallel but often those you've experienced israeli prisons have also experienced p.a. prisons it's as if there's a certain type of journalists who must be denied a voice the surveillance of what we write on facebook has become so extensive so sophisticated that i believe we will get to the point where it will include the political and social views of journalists to be. taking the lead from countries like the united arab emirates the palestinian authority has adopted a cyber crimes law that has had a chilling effect on free speech in the occupied west bank. it was conceived almost overnight with no public consultation and then passed by presidential decree what i can tell mr lamb was so in order in its first year the law was used in

surveillance and monitoring at the hands of that own government in the occupied west bank the palestinian authority seen by many palestinians as an enabler and enforcer of israel's occupation the p.a. seems to mount a thing or two from the israeli withdrawal bill acceptor again with the offer to be the most commonly deployed charge is incitement one doesn't want to draw a parallel but often those who've experienced israeli presence have also experienced p.a. presence it's as if there's a certain type of journalists who must be denied a voice the surveillance of what we write on facebook has become so extensive so sophisticated that i believe we will get to the point where it will include the political and social views of journalists to. taking the lead from countries like the united arab emirates the palestinian authority has adopted a cyber crimes law that has had a chilling effect on free speech in the occupied west bank. it was conceived almost overnight with no public consultation and then passed by presidential decree what i can tell mr what was done in order in its first year the law was used

embassy there back in may and the idea now is that the palestinian authority will most likely now be less willing to come to the negotiating table and in fact that this move may create a bigger stronghold stronger one for hamas in the region much to observers concern via. live for us in washington d.c. thank you. at the door says it's opens a humanitarian corridor to allow buses carrying hundreds of venezuelans to each group before to impose its new entry restrictions on saturday this announcement comes as the un compares the mass exodus of migrants from but israel to the refugee crisis in the mediterranean in recent days there's been a sharp increase in the number fleeing the economic meltdown and political turmoil and venezuela. meanwhile we have also just learned that a judge has lifted a pos quarter just fiction on minute violence entering ecuador which means migrants can now enter ecuador without a passport illegally aleksandr on b.s.e. our correspondent has been reporting on the situation from the border between colombia and i don't also now joins me on the phone from colombia

has not cut off funding to the palestinian authority security forces and it's important to know that because the palestinian authority security forces then main goal know their main mission is to help israel to manage the occupation and to control the palestinian population so really the message here is the u.s. is saying we won't fund things like food assistance and education but we're very happy to fund repression and occupation the abba naima thank you very much from the electronic and intifada which is the new site thank you thank you at least one hundred eighty nine people have been injured during protests on gaza's border with israel the demonstrations are called the great march of return and that been going on for months that israeli government accuses some of the demonstrators of being terrorists who want to cross into israel and carry out attacks trout stratford said this from the gaza israel border. this is the twenty second week in a row that we've seen these protests on friday along the gaza israel we've seen a lot of gas fired in the last couple of what sounds like live

well i think america is alone frankly america is has cut it significantly to the palestinian authorityunlike other countries especially other western countries especially the e.u. and i think this story both decision is going to push the palestinian leadership to even take a harder line so i think it will it is going to fire back on the american policy in terms of accepting or not accept or i am eric and will i was actually going to ask you what do you think the policy objective is then in so doing and increasing the hardship of the palestinian people which it undoubtedly well what exactly is the policy objective do you think. well the present objective is to take down the the deal of the century. which is the way the palestinians view it is it's completely designed to to end any hope for palestinians for states and any hope for palestinians for the future for palestinians and i think the protesting in leadership is very determined to clearly to to to lobby and to take this deal done and i think it's going to also push the policy of leadership to look elsewhere for support away from am

and israel and the reactions from certainly the palestinian authority and the p.l.o. have been very strong the p.l.o. executive committee member. said in a statement that this is shows the use of cheap blackcomb a as a political tool against the palestinians she said the palestinian people will not be intimidated or will succumb to coercion also a statement from the. sorry the p.l.o. delegates chief in washington. saying that the u.s. administration the show's dismantling of decades of u.s. vision and engagement in palestine he says that this is confirmation that the us is abandoning the two state solution so as i say it's a very strong reactions that from the p.l.o. and the and it's not looking good for a future relationship between them and the u.s. and what it means health for people especially in gaza when we quit and at projects that and what's that. it was difficult to know exactly what kind of impact this is going to have but let's put it in some sort of context it was only last month that the us senate was confirmation. from which is the main refugee agency he

where'd is four and a given to the palestinian authority that they will not agree to find terror? >> answer is we can't guarantee a lot. but what are the things i believe we should do a better job the $50 billion around the world we have 3.5% depending on if you count military. i would like for us to reevaluate where our aid is going i don't know if we are getting the right particularly in the middle east as if they see more challenges there is no question to the palestinian system but one of the more interesting parts of the relationship is the threat of israel with palestinian. . . . . my name is jonathan. senator scott, my question is why you and marco rubio have recently stopped the confirmation of the very conservative judge to be pointed to the ninth circuit court of appeals the night was very suited for the job that seemed like it was my old college writing, i understand that was your reasoning. >> a couple things. this is a longer issue but i'll be as synced as possible. he has provocative writings but i would not call them mild whatsoever. have you had a chance to read th

what will become of the palestinian farmers and does the palestinian authority have any power to help shepherds of the jordan valley on al-jazeera and under ported world on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking for water for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their countries haven't truly been able to escape the war. desperate for a better life millions of people have sought refuge in europe sometimes their dreams of century are realized but sometimes disenchantment and hostility drive them home. in the second of two films on these contrasting experiences people and power meets the returning migrants now determined to discourage others from following the same impulse. to gambia back home on al-jazeera. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter

gaza it's also related to funding problems and the political crisis between hamas and the palestinian authority in the west bank the un says only around forty percent of the fifty million dollars needed from international donors for the palestinian health sector in gaza and the occupied west bank think through for twenty eighteen the whole city with difficulty in the health care sector has been impacted in the last the few in the last twelve years because of the season blockade imposed and there's a story of the local conciliation and political city always in the in the local the support. of the film the fatigue it is of the the city wishing those are this one. seriously the life of hundreds of people who are deceiving. the beds empty because there's no point in cancer patients coming to this hospital for treatment a smile and many like her have no choice but anxiously waiting for the medication they so desperately need john strafford al jazeera gaza. a confidential report by israeli military investigators says an armed drone deliberately killed four palestinian boys on a gaza beach in two thou

if a truce agreement is going to be made it's only going to be really sustainable with the palestinian authority involvement then on a second you've got those wider talks those vital talks that are trying to be mediated to try for reconciliation between hamas and fatah and now these talks are being going on for years they have failed time and time again we understand that the delegation will not be arriving in karo until thursday because there is a p.l.o. meeting in ramallah today but as i say there is a lot of pressure on hamas and fatah to come together because the understanding is that if there is reconciliation and an eventual unity government down here in gaza then that will obligate israel even further to further lift the restrictions to further lift this almost twelve year land air and sea blockade on gaza charles thank you. will the forty afghan police officers have been killed in an attack on a military base in the northern province of local leaders say nine police officers and thirty five soldiers died it's the latest assault on the security forces in afghanistan the afghan government

connection with israel, in your opinion, to what extent can congress provide foreign aid to the palestinian authority? sen. scott: that's an excellent question. we can't guarantee a lot. one of the things i believe we should do, we give $50 billion of foreign aid around the world. , depending how you count it, to the state of israel. i would like to see us bump that number up and reevaluate where the aid is going and what we are getting in return for that assistance so we can recalibrate and find a better equilibrium. i do not know we are getting the for our efforts, as we see more challenges. there is no specific question to what we can do with the palestinian assistance. one of the more interesting ists of that relationship not ours with the palestinians, it is the state of israel with the palestinians as they participate with training to create order and structure in a place where chaos sometimes rules the day. their desire to create order around their country is admirable. i hope we find a better way to hold folks accountable when they are getting resources. >> thank you. >> my name is jonathan.

what will become of the palestinian families and the palestinian authority alitalia shepherds of the jordan valley on al-jazeera. without some of the lively showers extending from the great plains down it's a southern policy of the us and in the process of making their way out of the way still want to chase storms just around the southern plains easing over towards colorado routes of the old parts of texas but brought to skies along the eastern seaboard and that will continue to be the case as we go on through the next day out to some pleasant warmth that twenty six celsius from new york to d.c. and north of the border also into also still a few showers in place as we go on through thursday as you can say for all those central pasta for the west is still warm and dry little colder there for sampling remember getting up to around thirty degrees couple of days back around nineteen or twenty by friday the showers will continue across central parts twenty therefore chicago as well further south we're fine and dry as is the case across eastern parts of north america come down into the cab

what will become of the palestinian families and does the palestinian authority have any power to help shepherds of the jordan valley on al-jazeera. there is a perfect storm based on warning counter warning for. growing fear for civilians in syria's edler province as the government files to go all the way to retake area from rebel fighters. follow on down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up argentina's central bank hides its key interest rate to sixty percent to stop the peso plunging as the country's financial crisis deepens. hopes for peace in south sudan rebel.

to what extent can the united states congress provide foreign aid to the palestinian authority while ensuring the - - will not miss misappropriate the aid >>. [indiscernible] we give about 3.25. i'd like to see us bump that number up and reevaluate where our aid is going and what we are getting in return for the assistance so we can recalibrate and find a better equilibrium. i don't know were getting the right - - on our efforts. particularly in the middle east as we seemore challenges . there's no real specific question to what we can do with the palestinian. one of the more interesting parts of that relationship, perhaps a provocative part is not ours with the palestinians. it's the state of israel with the palestinians as they anticipate training to create order and structure where chaos sometimes rules the day. their desire is creating order around the country and its admirable and noble. i hope we find a better way to hold folks accountable when there getting a lot of resources from the united states of america. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> my name is jonathan. my questio

gaza it's also related to funding problems and the political crisis between hamas and the palestinian authority in the west bank the un says only around forty percent of the fifty million dollars needed from international donors for the palestinian health sector in gaza and the occupied west bank think through for twenty eighteen the whole city with one difficulty in the health care sector has been impacted in the last in the last twelve years because of the season blockade imposed when there's a sliver that a local conciliation and political city who is in there in the local the support. the film the fatigue it is of the the city listeners or this one. in fact is seriously the life of the hundreds of people who are deceiving. the beds empty because there's no point in cancer patients coming to this hospital for treatment or smart and many like her have no choice but to anxiously wait for the medication they so desperately need john strafford al jazeera gaza. hundreds of people are still missing one year after a mudslide on the outskirts of sierra leone's capital the worst natural disaster in t

the fatah dominated palestinian authority go how mice have actually accepted already the latest to gyptian proposal. towards some sort of reconciliation with thoughts and we understand that proposal is now in the hands of abu mazin the palestinian president sorry the p.l.o. leader and palestinian president so we're waiting to hear any kind of movement on that front and of course there are suggestions that if there was any kind of movement towards reconciliation then that would push israel into a corner of potentially easing some of the restrictions on this ongoing siege but as i say the first priority at the moment is trying to keep this truce in place after say the worst escalation of violence we've seen here between hamas and israel in four years right fred thank you in their life pictures as you can see from the gaza israel border palestinians coming out once again another friday to protest their conditions in gaza well since these protests began more than four months ago israeli forces have killed at least one hundred fifty palestinians in gaza you can find all the latest up

what will become of the palestinian families and does the palestinian authority have any power to help shepherds of the jordan valley on al-jazeera. jeanette morales was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the government moved them to destin shack around seventy families who lost their homes in that earthquake still live in this camp. up at the gala the government raised our hopes and then abandon us politicians have promised that they won't allow a repeat of what happened after the earthquake in one thousand eight hundred five but the cost and complexity of housing hundreds of people living in camps is a major task and one that many people here think the government the fail. largest catholic country is witnessing a dramatic rise in teenage pregnancy. when used investigates why so many filipino children are having beefs. on al-jazeera. we're entering. it on the. another member of president trumps in a circle on his way out this time it's white house counsel john mcgann. hello

what will become of the palestinian farmers and does the palestinian authority have any power to help shepherds of the jordan valley on al-jazeera getting to the heart of the matter unless we have new generations growing up to understand better our relationship with another world then soon there will be nothing left facing the realities or our friends and allies played a positive on the phone to him and his condition for taking this hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. al-jazeera. plough and welcome to this news hour live from our headquarters in doha fully battle coming up in the next sixty minutes they were not seen any cellists disregard by the people we're working with the u.s. stands by the saudi and iraqi military coalition after a un report accuses all sides in yemen's war of committing war crimes with trillions in trade on the line canada dispatches its top diplomat to washington hoping for a place in a revamped nafta also this hour grow it and they'll come a manmade botanical garden in south.

gaza it's also related to funding problems and the political crisis between hamas and the palestinian authority in the west bank the un says only around forty percent of the fifty million dollars needed from international donors for the palestinian health sector in gaza and the occupied west bank can through for twenty eighteen the whole city where sandman difficulty in the health care the sick that has been impacted in the last the few in the last twelve years because of the season blockade imposed and there's a sliver of the luck of conciliation and political city always in the in the local the support. the film the fatigue it these of the of the city listeners that this will and in fact seriously the life of hundreds of people are deceiving her because that was. the beds are empty because there's no point in cancer patients coming to this hospital for treatment a smile and many like her have no choice but anxiously wait for the medication they so desperately need. that al-jazeera gaza just a moment on the officer news hour and it will be along with all the sports news including tiger woods a

gaza it's also related to funding problems and the political crisis between hamas and the palestinian authority in the west bank the un says only around forty percent of the fifty million dollars needed from international donors for the palestinian health sector in gaza and the occupied west bank can through for twenty eighteen the whole city with one difficulty in the health care sector has been impacted in the last the few in the last twelve years because of the season blockade imposed when there's a sliver the luck of conciliation and political city always in the in the local the support. the film the fatigue it is of the the city wishing those are this one. in fact is seriously the life of hundreds of people has even heard that was. the beds are empty because there's no point in cancer patients coming to this hospital for treatment are smart and many like her have no choice but anxiously wait for the medication they so desperately need john struck at al jazeera gaza. now google wants to know where you go so badly that it records your movements even when you specifically tell it not the resu

dire this is not only because of israel because of sanctioned sanctions put on here by the palestinian authority by the palestinian president mahmoud abbas because if so it is a desperate situation we try to try and move away from the politics and show our viewers what normal life is like so we went to talk to some of gaza's life guards something you never really hear about but even then life on the beach is affected by the occupation. he is arguably the best known lifeguard in gaza also known as the teacher or the swimmer fifty five year old ayman is a veteran on these beaches. when children come to the beach you feel like they are releasing the depression they have been. when they enjoy the water you feel like they need it it's like a mental really. be forgiven to think that this is a beach just like anywhere else in the world and even though it offers some sense of the state for the people of israel cedes remains ever present just a few kilometers off the coast israeli navy patrols the waters imposing its years long naval blockade and israeli navy vessel lies in the background we noticed it u

difficult over the years under the siege both israel and egypt blockade also sanctions from the palestinian authority in the president a bass cutting salaries to people here life has never been worse jona so i think this is why we're seeing this effort again let's wait and see but certainly all these movements put together you also mentioned that israeli cabinet meeting on sunday to discuss this i think we may expect something but we'll have to wait and see. which we will do indeed and still to come off our. health experts say the deer season outbreak was triggered by the unsafe burial of a sixty five year old woman. and the syrian government is accused of faking the cause of death of thousands of prisoners. hello some of the heaviest rain rip reported at least in china recently has been at least this white port of cloud in sichuan and you know but the little mass you see there from shanghai is remains a jungle you typhoon winds across japan was four or five days ago and has no more than the mass of heavy rain it will appear is in hot showers probably this thing new otherwise showers yes the drifting

the palestinian authorities say a woman and her 18—month—old child have been killed in a series of israelion the gaza strip. the israeli army said it was targeting what it called terror sites in the palestinian territory in response to rockets being fired into israel. two rockets struck the town of sderot, injuring 16 people. prosecutors in new mexico say a man arrested over the abuse of 11 children was training some of them to carry out school shootings. siraj wahhaj was among five people arrested after children aged between one and 15 years old were found malnourished in a remote desert compound. the property had no running water with living conditions described as third world by police. in venezuela, opposition lawmaker juan requesens has been arrested after president nicol s maduro accused him of being involved in saturday's alleged drone attack against him. the arrest came as a government official revealed plans to strip two other mps of their immunity. seven people have been detained so far in connection with the alleged assassination attempt. wildfires have been burning forfive days

what will become of the palestinian families and does the palestinian authority have any power to help separate of the jordan valley on al-jazeera. or again everyone from going to here in doha the top stories in al-jazeera the u.n. special envoy for syria is warning of what he calls a perfect storm an adlib province if the government pushes to retake the last rebel stronghold stuff under the steerer is calling for a humanitarian corridor to free three million people trapped there there is a perfect storm based on warning counter warning which is gathering around and you too did a lemma which is the true date limit on how to defeat terrorists in need loop and at the same time avoid affecting a huge number of civilians so while we are aware that efforts in discussions are taking place to avoid the worst case scenario one can not ignore that miscalculations me indeed occur leading to i'm foreign thien collisions and we are all very much concerned. argentina's central bank has raised a key interest rate to sixty percent it's trying to prevent its currency tumbling further the pace has lost

the palestinian authorities say a woman and her eighteen—month—old child have been killed in a seriese gaza strip. the israeli army said it was targeting what it called terror sites in the palestinian territory, in response to rockets being fired into israel. two rockets struck the town of sderot, injuring sixteen people. hundreds of farm labourers in southern italy, mostly african migrants, have gone on strike. they're protesting over the deaths of sixteen workers killed in two separate road accidents earlier this week. the demonstartors walked out of the fields chanting ‘we are not slaves‘. new york is to become the first american city to limit the number of licences issued to ride—hailing services such as uber. the legislation also sets a minimum wage for drivers. new york is uber‘s largest american market, and its expansion has badly affected the yellow cab industry. swedish furniture giant ikea will open its first store in india. the mega retail and dining outlet will cover about 400,000 square feet, or 13 acres of space. while india is a huge market, will the build—it—yourself c

what will become of the palestinian farmers and does the palestinian authority have any power to helpshepherd of the jordan valley on al-jazeera. another exit from team trump the u.s. president says his white house counsel will step down. some of them genuine donald this is al jazeera live from london also coming up brazil says it may start limiting the number of migrants who can cause its border as thousands of venezuelans continue to flee an economic crisis. and that's to dispute that see over scholarships and french fishermen lash out at their british counterparts over harvesting rates cuts. i'm cloran story in sabah state malaysia where the demand for land development and biofuel is threatening not just for us but a way of life. their warm welcome to the program there's been all the change to the u.s. president's top team at the white house donald trump announced via twitter that is canceled will be leaving the altar as some say it's because he's achieved his goal of getting conservatives named to federal judgeships others have suggested it may be because he's complying with speci

between hamas and israel it's understood that there is a lot of pressure from egypt to get the palestinian authority also involved in trying to hash out this deal because there are concerns that without the p.a. then it may not last of course hamas of valve that these protests that we see every friday along the border will continue to have been a lot less of these in send an incendiary kites launched in recent days of the cold so much damage so the israelis say across the border in burning crops and so all but yes you're right these easing of the restrictions in the opening of the of the border crossing keeping that open is all dependent on there not being another escalation of violence charles thanks very much charles traffic in gaza port. now turkey has upped the ante in its continuing dispute with the united states it severely increased the tariffs on some u.s. imports and it's calling for a boycott of american electronic goods the government says it is in retaliation to what he calls a deliberate economic attack the lira has fallen more than forty five percent against the dollar this year turkis

really a truce because israel has not yet formally recognized it and we understand that the palestinian authority delegation will be arriving in cairo potential thursday because there is a p.l.o. meeting today and they will be focusing on the wider plan for reconciliation between fatah and hamas with the idea of potentially a reconciliation a unity government i'm sorry and of course that is hugely important because it's understood that that will put even more pressure on israel to ease the siege charles thanks very much. more than forty afghan police officers have been killed in an attack on a military base in the northern province of babylon local leaders say nine police officers and thirty five soldiers died it's the latest assault on the security forces in afghanistan the afghan government says is made major gains in the city of gasoline as the army battles the taliban at least four hundred people have been killed in the past week fighting continues on the city's outskirts and villages nearby the military sent in an extra one thousand soldiers on monday to clearly armed group people have no el

what will become of the palestinian families and just the palestinian authority have any power to help shepherd of the jordan valley on al-jazeera. hello martin dennis in doha and these are the top stories here it is they are the united nations panel has blamed all sides involved in yemen's civil war for committing possible war crimes a report by the u.n. experts says there's a reason to believe that the government of yemen and saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are responsible for human rights violations it also says that he thinks rebels may have tortured prisoners alan fischer has more from neighboring djibouti. the three man expert panel lays the blame at both sides in the conflict saying that no one has clean hands it says that both sides may well be guilty of war crimes.

what would become of the palestinian families and just the palestinian authority has any power to help shipments of the jordan valley on al-jazeera. hello again here's a reminder of our top stories on al-jazeera the united nations has accused all sides in yemen civil war of committing war crimes pro-government forces are saudi led backers and with iraq both are accused of causing civilian casualties as well as force disappearances and recruiting child soldiers. canada is negotiating with the u.s. to remain part of a new north america free trade agreement on monday u.s. president trump said he had reached agreement with mexico on changes to the trade deal and challenge canada to accept the new terms. as environment minister has resigned from the government without consulting president. nicolas a lot said the government isn't doing enough to fight climate change. ok we can now take you to the u.n. that's where the security council is meeting to discuss the situation in myanmar on monday a fact finding mission said man march top general should be investigated for war crimes and genocide a

nobody will be killed or injured and that is always the main worry is it not not just for the palestinian authority but also those watching outside looking inside. as you say one hundred fifty palestinians have been killed in these weekly protests since they started a lot more than that injured and as i say hamas and the various factions say that these protests have these protesters have every right to protest along this border fence and every week there are people killed the israeli military fired tear gas and we've seen in recent weeks big escalations as a result certainly a couple of weeks ago when an israeli soldier was killed there was a large escalation then so yes a lot hangs on what happens here in the next few hours but of course when you speak to the protesters when you speak to the people in gaza here they say that they will continue these protests because there is going to be no change if they don't continue to protest they feel completely isolated they feel forgotten about and ignored by the international community they say they've lived under israel's. most twelve years now fifty perc

gaza it's also related to funding problems and the political crisis between hamas and the palestinian authority in the west bank the un says only around forty percent of the fifty million dollars needed from international donors for the palestinian health sector in gaza and the occupied west bank going through for twenty eighteen the whole city with difficulty in the health care sector has been impacted in the last in the last twelve years because of the season imposed on the local. political city always in the. fall. fatigue it is a view the city wishing does that this will. seriously the life of the hundreds of people who are deceiving. the beds empty because there's no point in cancer patients coming to this hospital for treatment. and many like her have no choice but anxiously wait for the medication they so desperately need john struck but i'll just say or gaza. now a confidential report by israeli military investigators says an armed drone deliberately killed four palestinian boys on a gaza beach in two thousand and fourteen that's according to the online publication the end to sept the r

looking towards any kind of reconciliation here in gaza between hamas and fatah dominated palestinian authority that still looking very remote we understand that how mouses agreed to the latest egyptian proposal and has handed that folder to abu mazin to the palestinian president now that was two or three weeks ago we've heard nothing back since and there is this understanding of this belief that if indeed there is some sort of reconciliation agreement towards a potential unity government between hamas and fatah here in gaza then that could well push israel to potentially lift some of the restrictions on this twelve year see but as i say as yet there has been no movement on that for at least two to three weeks and as these protests continue there are great concerns as i say that anything described as a provocation by either side could risk another escalation in violence child stratford with the latest from gaza. and still to come on this program the travel plans of thousands of people are disrupted as ryanair as pilots go on strike. on the inauguration of zimbabwean president emerson emerson an

what will become of the palestinian families and does the palestinian authority have any power to help shepherds of the jordan valley on al-jazeera the latest news as it breaks face that american be holding on for this right as they walk about about an hour to haul off in that direction with detail coverage that you know make i never before seen such a factoring number of refugees leaving one country from around the world the project raised questions right from the very start that this entrance cost two hundred thousand dollars to build. when the u.s. saw a collapsed this university professor became a millionaire and a criminal on the long. fifteen years old his daughter embarks on an extraordinary journey to find him. my six million dollars father a witness documentary on al-jazeera. i'm richelle carey and these are the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president has announced white house lawyers on the gantt is stepping down again as one of a growing number of trump's inner circle who are cooperate in what they encourage into russia selection of parents in the two thousand and sixteen e

what will become of the palestinian families and the palestinian authority at any power town shepherds of the jordan valley on al-jazeera. is are the top stories right now on al-jazeera the un estimates around four million refugee children did not go to school last year and it says a role that is failing to keep up with the growing number of displaced people it wants governments and aid agencies to make education a critical element of the international response to refugees. un run schools for palestinian refugees have reopened despite huge cuts in u.s. aid body responsible for palestinian refugees says it only has enough money to run until september the us to stop two hundred million dollars and there are reports it will soon in all funding. international pressure is growing to prosecute me and mars military leaders for the genocide of one hundred muslims the un security council hasn't discussed the mass killing and gang rape detailed by investigators and maher says the allegations are false. protests over the handling of rape and murder investigation into paul has spread to the capita

what will become of the palestinian families and the palestinian authority alitalia shepherds of the jordan valley on al-jazeera. hello the weather's looking quiet but hot across much of the middle east as per usual well it's a clear skies pretty much wall to wall sunshine maybe just catching one or two showers just around the black sea just around our main about elsewhere as you can see temperatures typically getting up into the thirty's or thirty therefore by route forty four celsius for baghdad the still in kuwait city and maybe even touching forty seven as we go on into what is day that is a little bit of cloud there into karate so southern parts of pakistan could see a little bit of wet weather a little more humid here and sunny things a little more humid just around the u.a.e. for tuesday light winds here in doha temperatures around forty two selves just now fall back to around forty degrees a wednesday again with a light winds tending to feehan from the gulf it might just be a little more humid here by this date just want to see showers around the southern end of the red sea i

what will become of the palestinian families and the palestinian authority to have shifted to the jordan valley on al-jazeera. from the waves of the sounds. to the contours of the east. the weather's looking fine and dry across a good parts of south america this area clad here just moving through very are easing away from sao paolo bits and pieces of cloud right on that for a time but it will ease out into the south atlantic of the next couple days to twenty two celsius therefore ria twenty celsius and c and that's not cheap at eighteen degrees for want to sarah's house about say for santiago high have around twenty five degrees a few showers continuing into the northwest of south america more the same as we go on through monday if anything they will intensify some of it you can see slot a dry there towards the eastern side of brazil by this stage twenty four decisions a warming up a nineteen therefore want to say areas was see it get to the dry weather across the camera panned but it's always a possibility just around the grates around to the western side of the caribbean also seeing a

what will become of the palestinian families and does the palestinian authority have any power to help shepherd of the jordan valley on al-jazeera. oh oh . hello there it's mostly dry and fine force across the middle east at the moment in the northern part of our map though we do still have a little bit more in the way of clouds we've seen a few showers recently from the black sea across towards the caspian sea we can expect a few more showers here over the next few days as well and the place where we're likely to see one or two showers on friday is around marty but i think as we head into saturday a better chance of a dry one for the south is just hot for most of us now including for us in baghdad where our temperatures will be getting to around forty six degrees but further towards the south and here in doha the temperatures will be slowly creeping up as we head through the next few days so a maximum temperature of around forty but feeling a bit sticky as we head through friday saturday perhaps a little bit dry so the temperatures will be allowed to get higher but then they'll drop a

what will become of the palestinian families and does the palestinian authority at any power to have shepherds of the jordan valley on al-jazeera. from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. hello there we've got some rain that's pushing its way across chile at the moment the satellite picture shows that cloud approaching from the southwest so in santiago today they'll be a fair amount of cloud around maybe a few outbreaks of rain but that rain will really push in as we head through into thursday that's when the temperatures will be dropping as well so a cool wet day in santiago with a maximum just of twelve degrees over the mountains it looks like we're going to see a fair amount of snow further east should be fine for us in buenos aires a bit more cloud around during the day on the day and the temperatures recovering force in asuncion we should make it up to around twenty five degrees for the central americans plenty of showers hey you can see the loonie on our satellite picture so sunshine and showers the order of the day as we head through the n

what will become of the palestinian farmers and the palestinian authority have any power to help shepherds of the jordan valley on al-jazeera. this is zero. welcome to the al-jazeera news our life for my headquarters and me elizabeth purana coming up in the next sixty minutes a troublesome report card on refugee school children a new study says four million after getting an education. time for accountability over the hendra crisis of reporting legend genocide in myanmar goes before the u.n. security council. i think google is really take it as then and give a lot of people a lot of the guts of the serious thing and it's a very serious george. donald trump goes after google accusing the search engine of unfair practices and then to get regulation. and fire a small have all the day's sport including extreme heat at the u.s. open the hits the players hard more on that story coming up later this hour. millions of refugees children missed school last year and the problems getting worse the united nations right. g. eight and c. the u.n.h.c.r. says they aren't getting an education as well as faci

gaza it's also related to funding problems and the political crisis between hamas and the palestinian authority in the west bank the un says only around forty percent of the fifty million dollars needed from international donors for the palestinian health sector in gaza and the occupied west bank think through for twenty eighteen the whole city with one difficulty in the health care sector has been impacted in the last in the last twelve years because of the season blockade imposed and there's a sliver of the local conciliation and political city who is in there in the local. support. the film the fatigue it is of the the city listeners or this one. in fact is seriously the life of the hundreds of people who are deceiving. the beds empty because there's no point in cancer patients coming to this hospital for treatment or smart and many like her have no choice but to anxiously wait for the medication they so desperately need john struck at al jazeera gaza. hundreds of people are still missing one year after a mudslide on the outskirts of sierra leone's capital the worst natural disaster in the n

what will become of the palestinian families and does the palestinian authority have any power to have shepherds of the jordan valley on al-jazeera al-jazeera as their what our story breaks but it's also a day to see what happens next which is the unpredictable fired by the barriers for our model barricaded all the seventh street that leads to here the middle east now is all about change people have gone past the fear barrier the mission of the national army is just six the entire one complex and al-jazeera story is about telling it from the people's perspective what they think is happening in their culture. this is al-jazeera. alarms the whole robin welcome to the al-jazeera news our life one headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes the u.n. envoy to syria calls for the setting up of a humanitarian corridor. to last the billions to leave the battlefield it's up. also an appeal for calm in libya after days of fighting breaks out between rival groups in tripoli. and waves of unstoppable water as a pass.