we call on the palestinian authority to stop insight -- to stop incitement, to stop encouraging and financing terrorism, and to recognize the right of the jewish people to its own state. we call on the palestinians to come back to direct negotiations without any preconditions. in gaza, the terrorist organization hamas is holding to israeli citizens, -- holding two israeli citizens and the bodies of two israeli soldiers. i call on the you went to implement the decision you took on this issue, and not allow any country to provide aid to gaza until hamas returns them to their families. the other day i heard president erdogan attack israel, and i want to say to him, you, who brutally oppress the turkish people, slaughter the kurdish minority, you are the last one who can lecture israel. you are not the sultan and turkey is not the ottoman empire. shame on you. the main program threatening security and stability in the middle east is iran, which threatens to destroy israel and the regimes of many countries in the region. iran uses its proxy to organizations, hezbollah, the houthis, the shiites in

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journalists have called the law an attack on freedom of speech as it targets sites critical of the palestinian authorityand mahmoud abbas but prosecutors say they threaten national security and to abraham reports from ramallah. the future of nearly 50 banned palestinian websites remains unclear the public prosecution is there ending its original request to keep them blocked accusing them of violating a cyber crimes law it also says some of the content of the sites threatens national security but journalists here say they're banned threatens freedom of the press. we asked the prosecutor's office for a response but they don't want to comment as the case is still in court but based on this current version of the cyber crimes law we might face more violations against the media freedoms we fear a future decisions that could affect journalists themselves and see them being prosecuted because of their writings some of the websites our news outlets that are critical of the palestinian authority and others are barely known facebook pages palestinian prime minister and how much the year has called on the judicial

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the palestinian authority has agreed to accept hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenues collected by israel money comes from juicy zome goods destined for palestinian markets which 1st transit through israel in february the p.a. began refusing the funds after israel decided to withhold $10000000.00 a month it said the money was being sent to prison as have carried out attacks against israel palestinian authority is facing a crippling financial crisis as a result of the dispute. a national dialogue aimed at ending cameroon separatism crisis has wrapped up in the capital yoan day the summit finished with the adoption of resolutions recommending special status integrated decentralization for the country's 2 english speaking regions the talk so boycotted by separatist groups who have been fighting for 3 years to break away from the french speaking majority and create their own state address has more from the day. the national conference has made recommendations that include the do some for allies asian of certain activities for example regions will have more revenues to run their day

we have seen efforts to cut to assist the palestinian authority. e degradation of our relationship with the palestinian people. how would you go about engaging the palestinian people and with that potentially involve the u.s. contemplating some form of recognition of a palestinian state or putting forward what we think outlines of a two state solution looks like? --. sanders: first off [applause] what trump has done -- i don't want to waste time talking about trump -- [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: it is disgraceful. as president of the united statesm of course we reach out -- united states, of course we reach out, understanding that it is not only netanyahu's government that has been a problem. let us recognize there has been corruption in terms of hamas and the palestinian authority. that's recognize that, as well. [applause] sen. sanders: but certainly, our job is to understand that if we are going to bring peace and stability to that region, we are going to have people working in, nonissues like environmental degradation and climate change

we've seen efforts to cut funding for -- assistance to the palestinian authority and just, you know, esale kind of degradation of our relationship with the palestinian people, how would you go about engaging with the palestinian people and would that involve the u.s. contemplating some kind of recognition of a palestinian state or putting forward what we think the outlines of a two-state solution looks like? >> we'll first start -- it's instinct ual. what trump has done -- and i don't want to waste time talking about what trump has done, but it is disgrateful. as president of the united states, of course we reach out and establish relations understanding, by the way, that is not only netanyahu's government that has been a problem, let us recognize there's been corruption in terms of hamas and the palestinian authority. let's recognize that as well. all right. but certainly our job is to understand that if we're going to bring peace and stability to that region, if we're going to have people working in common on issues like environment deterioration and climate change, we have to recog

for the palestinian authority. have spoken about some of the problems with the palestinian leadership over the years but in addition to talking about how you would engage the government in israel, what would you do to engage the palestinians? what would you do to show the palestinians that we want a relationship with the palestinian people as well as the israeli people? how would you go about trying to strengthen them as a potential partner for peace? >> we have a strategic obligation to try to be perceived as an honest broker, which is very difficult in this environment. we have a moral obligation to ensure we are doing what we can to support the peace and the well-being of all people in the middle east. israeli, and otherwise. we should not have any illusions about what is going on in terms of the leadership capacity and governing capacity, whether we are talking about the west bank or what is going on in gaza. situations by withdrawing engagement and talking less and reducing lines of committee case and is almos

the palestinian authority agreed to accept hundreds of million dollars in tax revenues collected by israelmoney comes from duties on goods destined for palestinian markets which first transit through israel. it began refusing the funds after israel decided to withhold $10 million a month. it said the money was being sent to prisoners who carried out attacks against israel. palestinian authorities are facing a crippling financial crisis as a result. a national dialogue aimed at ending cameroon's separatism crisis has wrapped up. the summit finished with the adoption of resolutions recommending special status for the two english speaking regions. the talks were boycotted by separatist groups have been fighting for three years to break away from the french-speaking majority and create their own state. we have more. reporter: the national conference has met recommendations that include decentralization. regions will have more revenues to run their day-to-day activities as well as execute projects. the locals will be able eventually to vote their own officials, including governors, included --

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there have been efforts to cut funding for the palestinian authority. ople are spoken about some of the problems with the palestinian leadership over the years but in addition to talking about how you would engage the government of israel, what would you do to engage the palestinians? what would you do to try to show the palestinians that we want a relationship with the palestinian people as well as the israeli people? how would you strengthen them as a potential partner for peace? >> first of all, we have a strategic obligation to try to be perceived as an honest broker, which is very difficult in this environment. we also have a moral obligation to ensure that were doing what he can to support the peace and the well-being of all people in the, the palestinian, israeli and otherwise. [applause] we shouldn't have any illusions about what's going on in terms of the leadership capacity and governing capacity, whether the west bank or what's going on in gaza. what we do know is needing one of the situations by withdrawing engagement and talking less and red

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does not support the so-called deal of the region we know that the palestinian authority does not support the so-called deal of the century thing put forth and yet you boycotted the dough this conference simple they say actually think put forth and that you boycott the tone this conference in parade do you have details of what exactly is a tale in this so-called deal do you have details of what exactly is a tale in this so-called deal of the same chili we know all the economic chapter of this deal has been off the same chili we know all the economic chapter of this deal has been. it does shored up the whole of this and. it does sure that the whole of this.

palestinian people. we use to have representation through our consulate, there have been efforts to all funding for thepalestinian authority . a lot of people have spoken about some of the problems in palestinian leadership over the years but in addition to talking about how you would engage the government of israel, what would you do to engage the palestinians and what would you do to decide to show the palestinians that they want a relationship with the palestinian people as well as the israeli people, how would you go about strengthening the potential partner ? >> first of all we have a strategic obligation to try to be perceived as honest brokers which is difficult. we also have a moral obligation to ensure that we're doing what we can to support the peace and well-being of all people, palestinian, israeli and otherwise. we shouldn't have any illusions about what's going on in terms of leadership capacity and governing capacity whether we're talking about the west bank or what's going on in gaza but what we know is meeting one of those situations by withdrawing engagement and talking less and reducing lines of communic

prosecuted because of their writing some of the websites are news outlets that are critical of the palestinian authoritynd others are barely known facebook pages palestinian prime minister mohammed has called on the judicial system to reconsider the ban these protesters including many journalists are demanding the same they say they need stronger legal protections that will allow more access to information less. of the perception that banning such websites would guarantee more security is a very old way of thinking the world is open now and it's impossible to ban people from accessing information they want to look for. the palestinian center for media freedoms documented 27 violations in the occupied west bank in the 1st half of 2019 with arrests and detentions topping the list now that this is on whether to lift the ban on these websites is in the hands of the constitutional court but some accuse the court itself of not being independent from the palestinian authority in . the occupied west bank. presidential candidates in argentina have held their final rallies ahead of sunday's election overall suppo

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in the past few years the palestinian authority targeted the drug traffickers. however i've excess are seen as criminals rather than patients. well is a bad. imprisoning the growing number of addicts is clearly not the answer so causes jerks problem. doctors are believes that therapy is the only way to address the issue now. yes and yes who how many in. survival e fucker didn't e-mail me have a lot on. every market will insight into the side effects of israel's continuing blockade of gaza well that's it for miles do join us again next time and you can check out the rewind page at al-jazeera dot com for more films from the series but for now thank you for joining us and see you again soon. 2 planes from studio and 15 checked no hotel mr. missing for 5 days it is possible to fully clean the premises all forensic evidence but what you then leave is evidence that you have fully cleaned from mystery wanted to give an exit and i would expect from stock to speak about the hole in the books before even the saudi government just a. motor in a saudi consulate on al-jazeer

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the constitutional court but some accuse the court itself of not being independent from the palestinian authority and their brain al-jazeera the occupied west bank now the latest round of antigovernment protests are underway in the iraqi capital baghdad the demonstrations started earlier this month with tens of thousands of people accusing the government of failing to deliver on its promises of more jobs and training the iraqi prime minister is vowing to reshuffle cabinet and introduce sweeping reforms more than 100 people were killed and 6000 injured during the protests. in the u.s. hundreds of people are fleeing a fast moving wildfire in a historic town north of san francisco it's grown to more than 39 square kilometers bringing back memories of the devastating fires that killed 44 people in the area 2 years ago and the calendar has more. the wildfire began on wednesday evening by thursday the blaze fanned by strong offshore winds and dry conditions grew to 40 square kilometers the national weather service say conditions are ripe for large and dangerous fire growth of residents of being told to

the palestinian authority has agreed to accept hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue collected by israel so this money comes from duties on goods destined for palestinian markets transiting through israel the p.a. began refusing funds from israel after they started deducting money claiming it was being sent to terrorists palestinian prisoners in israeli jails are among those receiving the payments a jail saudi women's rights activists who campaign for the right to drive has been nominated for this shows this year's nobel peace prize. of war has been put forward by a group of no region in canadian politicians she was arrested over a year ago just before saudi arabia ended a ban on women driving cars rights groups say she has been in solitary confinement for months in subjected to abuse including sexual assault saudi officials deny the allegations. scientists say an precedented wave of extinction is underway because of poaching global warming and a loss of habitat at the same time they're trying to save some critically endangered species including the northern right which has bee

eighties and the 1993 every israeli leader wasn't accepting the legitimate rights of the palestinian authorities but fagan's move on autonomy and then not go far enough i in 2019 by setting the template could use him for political cover to go forward with the palestinians otherwise it was a sense of action and inaction but with ben-gurion for him that list of inaction was missing the moment he felt he couldn't miss that moment that it was too great to not give up the sinai, hit that there could been another one with egypt that risk of inaction was greater it caused factions against him and demonstrations against him everybody had umbrellas but he was attacked but he betrayed a cause and he felt when all this subsides the achievement of peace will endure. that is the point we forget that pease hashe endured. the point is look at what survived. it survive the assassination of sadat, two wars in lebanon , the brotherhood government in egypt and no one has been killedho in those 40 years that we just celebrated earlier this year march 26th of the peace treat treaty. so i think vague and deserve some

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suggested hosting direct talks in moscow between the israeli prime minister and the head of the palestinian authority but the meeting never took place unfortunately we have been doing what we can we have held several meetings between different palestinian groups restoring palestinian unity would be a major contribution to the process speaking with different voices undermines the united palestinian stance but we are working on it so it does not mean that we have to quit the process altogether and no longer interest. and in it we're deeply committed primarily because we believe that the israeli palestinian conflict is key to resolving many other regional issues unless it is resolved it will continue to feed radicalism and terrorism among other things when people feel they have no legal ways to uphold their rights they take up arms in this sense i feel the israelis are also interested in a long term ultimate solution not just the palestinians mr president we are running out of time we do not want to steal time from our colleagues you have made fairly positive comments about saudi crown prince mohammed b

mean all the palestinian authority has agreed to accept hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenues collected by israel the money comes from duties on goods destined for palestinian markets transiting through israel the p.a. began refusing funds and israel after they started deducting money claiming it was being sent to terrorists palestinian prisoners in israeli jails are among those receiving the payments. a jailed saudi women's rights activist who campaigned for the right to drive as a nominated for this year's nobel peace prize. has been put forward by a group of norwegian and canadian politicians through was arrested over a year ago just before saudi arabia ended a ban on women driving cars. and he. could threaten the water supply to other east african countries downstream which depend on the river nile so down ethiopia and egypt holding a meeting in khartoum to discuss sharing water nicholas reports now from. this factory is making baby clothes destined for the u.s. but it has a problem it's out of electricity running on a diesel generator much to the frustration of human the

two-plus punishing years of actions against palestinian authority.ut on the other hand, where israel calculates it faces one of the most critical national security threats, vis-a-vis iran and iran's effort to essentially pass advanced missile technology to hezbollah, israel's largely been on its own or, rather, it's worked with moscow. it's not worked with washington. it has either -- it has worked with moscow such that it could essentially direct itself kinetically to the problem in syria and lebanon. and then in a single weekend in august, if we go by media reports, israel struck three arab countries to disrupt this same project. so then i'll stop -- i'll come back to this announcement this week. the last couple days. that by the president that he would withdraw troops from syria. that we'd been there too long. that we were -- it was long past due time to bring them home. that decision right there undermines all three goals. it's a win for isis. it's a win for iran. needless to say, damascus and moscow. it's deeply unnerving to u.s. partners. israe

israel's sovereignty over the go long, and the two plush punishing years of actions against palestinian authority other hand, were israel calculates its face of one of the most critical national security threats, vis-À-vis iran and iran suffered to essentially pass advanced missile technology has become israel has large event on its own or it's worked with moscow. it's not work with washington. it has worked with moscow such that it could essentially direct itself kinetically to the prom in syria and lebanon. and then in a single week in august if you go by media reports, israel struck three arab countries to disrupt the same progress. i'll come back to the announcement this week, the last couple of days, that by the president that he would withdraw troops from syria. that we had been there too long, that it was long past due time to bring them home. that decision right there undermines all three goals. it's a win for isis it's a win for iran, and needless to say damascus and moscow. it's deeply unnerving to u.s. partners. israel has made it clear it doesn't care about the number of troops in syr

every israel leader would be quoting begin for accepting the legitimate rights of the palestinians and the authority. they all quote given. so in the '80s, you couldn't have seen the '90, but begin's move on autonomy and accepting the legitimate rights of the palestinians, certainly we could say it didn't go far enough in terms of 2019, but by setting the template, everyone internally could use begin for political cover to go forward with the palestinians. and the last point was just the sense of, you know, the sense of weighing the risks of action versus the risk of inaction. what i said about ben-gurion, that for him the risk of inaction was missing the moment. he felt he couldn't miss that moment. the risks were too great. and i think for begin too, the risk of inaction not giving up the sinai. his war there could have been another war with egypt. the risks of inaction were greater. and it caused clashes against him by comrades, there were demonstrations against him, everyone having umbrellas from chamberlain, but he was attacked that he betrayed a cause. but he felt when all this subsides, the a

this is a legal occupation by both the palestinians and the international community some 200 localities have sprung up in the last 50 years with television authorizing most of these home to overhaul of a 1000000 israeli citizens clashes between palestinian and jewish communities flare up frequently in the region rabbi yehuda i says he wants the fighting to stop. politically i think the palestinians to deserve the right for self-determination as we jews have all right for said he didn't mention in israel i think the 2 states where the stadium is where you should leave each to other next to the other in peace the but unfortunately not type in the. but our aim is that organisation is not political is human is human and we do our best to to the submission. for us democrat 2020 hopeful told. claims she's getting help from russia delegation was made by hillary clinton who blames moscow for her own loss in 2 of the 16 they've got their eye on somebody who's currently in the democratic primary and they're grooming her to be the 3rd party candidate she's a favorite of the russians they have a bunch of sites and bot and other ways of supporting or so far but