yeah of course that would be fantastic but it's just not the reality because the palestinian authority hamas must be very well the state of israel to exist they won't rest they don't want any peace they're happy to see the bloodshed continue while he's living safely in london he can talk on their what he's encouraging the violence that we're seeing incited by these textbooks. is a recipe for disaster brewing in. all over the humble artichoke it follows claims within the jewish community that the vegetable is actually not kosher and is therefore not fit for consumption. leaving a bitter taste in some people's mouths. in other headlines the u.s. department of homeland security is setting up a media monitoring service as part of the schema d.h.h.s. plans to keep an eye on more than two hundred ninety thousand global news sources and social media to will monitor data in more than one hundred countries one hundred languages rather and set up a database to include all people involved in news the critics all that surprised given president trump's much publicized lack of love for the media as you kn

yeah of course that would be fantastic but it's just not the reality because the palestinian authority hamas must suit very well the state of israel to exist very well in the west they don't want any peace they're happy to see the bloodshed continue while he's living safely in london he can talk all there was he's encouraging the violence that we're seeing incited by these textbooks. and other headlines the leader of the lebanese political party and militant group hezbollah has revealed washington offered to remove it from the terawatts list and give it financial aid if it dropped its resistance to israel and he said he picks up a story. the u.s. terror list arguably the most dangerous list in the world and if you're on the database you just seem there's no way out of big brunton international threats right wrong if you want your name scratched off for good harry options you could become a friend of a friend the chief of hezbollah that any share political and military movement with links to iran says the united states offered the group the chance to be removed from its national terror watch

you have an internal fight between the palestinian authority and hamas. you do have a situation where hamas is viewed by israel and the rest of the world as a terrorist organization. whato the palestinians have in terms of any likelihood with their leadership that there will be any kind of negotiation or going to peace or whatever with the israelis? is that even on the table at this poememoment? >> in the popular groups in the demonstrations yesterday -- there's references to how hamas organizes. i don't think this is a primary ham hamasing organized demonstrati. my sense is in response to the ongoing sense of -- the kind of divisions that are happening in gaza in the face of ongoing violence by the israeli state, people are actually thinking the only way to go is to resort to what they have been the best at, popular mobilization. they see this happening in not only in go saturdaza but also i west palestinian. the 16-year-old palestinian girl who slapped a soldier has become an international hero of sorts. i think that sense that perhaps if they just leave

continues to worsen and the reconsideration that egypt is backing between the fatah led palestinian authority and hamas which continues to control gaza continues to fall to egypt also understood to be edging calm along the fence between israel and gaza where we've seen protests over the last couple of weeks tens of thousands of people gathering hundreds of the being shot by israeli live fire when you talk to some of the young people involved in those protests they talk about the lack of any real hope for the future here inside gaza and the new year in possibility of getting out through this barely functioning route in the southern tip of the gaza strip a former senior official in china who was once considered a contender for the presidency has pleaded guilty to corruption charges so. as one of the most prominent figures to be chaunged and president xi jinping has anticorruption cracks in our china correspondent saging brand reports from beijing . like his trial the political downfall of syndrome time was swift state television showed a remorseful son confessing his guilt just a year ago he was talked o

continues to worsen and the reconsideration that egypt is backing between the fatah led palestinian authority and hamas which continues to control gaza continues to call. now africa's first public converts waste to energy as close to coming online. as being built next to a landfill site in the capital stephanie decker went to have a look this is only waste dumping site it is on an extraordinary scale we're being told it's been here for around fifty years it also goes around thirty meters underground it is untreated it is not dealt with it keeps growing waste is of course not just in the opium problem it's not just an african problem it is a global problem now there is an exciting new project underway here it is africa's very first waste to energy plant currently we have the waste to energy plant an idea how about this what you see is the whole. will receive the waste so basically what the facilities is going to receive is one thousand four hundred tons a day this is equal to almost eighty percent of our waste what's currently goes to the land the fields and polluting the environment once this facility

continues to worsen and the reconsideration that egypt is backing between the carter led palestinian authority and hamas which continues to control gaza continues to fall to. national says last year saw a drop in the number of people being sentenced to death around the world but its figures don't include china said to be the world's biggest user of death penalties and the report highlights how for middle eastern countries resumed capital punishment as the reports. amnesty international says the global picture is continuing to improve last year they counted at least nine hundred ninety three executions that's four percent fewer than in twenty sixteen and thirty nine percent fewer than in twenty fifteen and there's been a marked drop in death sentences passed at least two thousand five hundred ninety one were recorded in twenty seventeen a yearly fall of seventeen percent but there's a major caveat to these figures don't include china amnesty says it's by far the world's biggest executioner carrying out thousands of death sentences last year but statistics are considered a state secret now eighty four per

continues to worsen and the reconsideration that egypt is backing between the fucker led palestinian authority and hamas which continues to control gaza continues to fall to. all and a whole. page you'll find a tab dedicated to israel palestinian news just click it's and it'll bring you to this page with all the latest updates and all the develop it's you are with the news grid and if you're watching us on facebook live we've got a story coming up about a syrian mother and for a quest for answers she searches for missing family members and coming up in just a moment it's decision time for trump as the president considers whether or not to certify that iran is living up to its commitments under the nuclear deal. thank you. the at at the. we're still got some rather lively right into parts of the middle east big area of cloud just around that eastern side of iraq pushing across into iran has produced some very heavy rain here flooding rains for some asti fifty four millimeters to friday just twenty four hours just into that western side of iraq you can see have a cloud and rain makes its way up into azerb

continues to worsen and the reconsideration that egypt is backing between the fatah led palestinian authority and hamas which continues to control gaza continues to to fall. sri lanka's leaders suspended the country's parliament until may president my trip serious cena spokesman gave no explanation for thursday's shock announcement president syria's cena backed an unsuccessful no confidence motion against his own minister last week. civil society groups in myanmar welcomed a commitment by facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg to tackle hate speech on the site more than seven hundred thousand range refugees have been forced to flee man off an attack following a military crackdown last august has been accused of being a source of answering the propaganda and mass social welfare minister when i was on a three day trip to bangladesh to show rank refugees that every patry ation is a priority and a challenge he has more from cox's bazaar. myanmar minister for social welfare relief and resettlement visit the could to prolong refugee camp in funk that this is the first time ever a minister visited barren refugee cam

continues to worsen and the reconsideration that egypt is backing between because i lead palestinian authority and hamas which continues to control gaza continues to fall to. me and mom has pledged to begin repatriation of ranger refugees in bangladesh as soon as possible social welfare minister when me at i made the comments as he met bangladesh's foreign minister in dhaka after visiting refugee camps and calls his bizarre tell the child raise sat down with the minister shortly after he visited range of refugee. myanmar minister for social welfare relief and resettlement visit the could to prolong refugee camp in funk that this is the first time ever a minister visited barren refugee camp since the influx began now he met with a lot of the representative of the range of refugees at some point there was heated discussion and exchange of what even there was a demonstration out outside which was quickly dispersed by the police now we caught up with him at the hotel and requested for an interview which he politely declined and refereed us to talk to one off is sending a delegate member to respond to our qu

continues to worsen and that the reconsideration that egypt is backing between the fatah led palestinian authority and hamas which continues to control gaza continues to fall to egypt also understood to be urging. along the fence between israel and gaza where we've seen protests over the last couple of weeks tens of thousands of people gathering hundreds of the being shot by the israeli live fire when you talk to some of the young people in gold in those protests they talk about the lack of any real hope for the future here inside gaza and the near impossibility of getting out through this barely functioning route in the southern tip of the gaza strip and the palestinians been killed at a protest camp site close to the israeli gaza border health officials say the man was shot dead by israeli forces thirty two palestinians have now been killed and protests began at the border fence two weeks ago earlier israel fired at hamas positions in gaza killing one hamas fighter and leaving another person injured israel said the strikes were in retaliation for a bomb attack in a military vehicle in state which didn't c

continues to worsen and the reconsideration that egypt is backing between picasa led palestinian authority and hamas which continues to control gaza continues to fall to. israel says it has lied at several hamas positions in gaza in response to an explosion which damaged one of its army vehicles the military says a bomb was planted under a digger during protests along the gaza israel border no one was hurt it's not clear what type of weapons israel used in the attack thirty one palestinians have so far been killed by israeli forces since protests began at the border fence two weeks ago. and reports of emerged that the u.s. president used forceful language during a recent phone call with saudi arabia's king syl man when discussing the gulf diplomatic crisis according to the reuters news agency donald trump demanded that saudi and its partners quickly end the dispute it's not clear what the king's response was saudi arabia the united arab emirates bahrain and egypt severed ties and imposed a trade embargo on cut almost a year ago accusing its government of funding terrorism qatar strongly denies the a

arrested three times by the palestinian authorities and then by hamas. hamas took him down rather brutally a couple of years ago. he fled to refuge in jordan for six months, time that >> i hope that that look to three individuals tell you more about gaza. i want to end with a different medium. i realized that more than ever before during this last trip there was a soberness and a burden that is understandable , but the repeated trials was nevertheless heavy and it made me worry about how to express it. that a seriesbout of verses came to my mind. which i will recite to you now. today,r as i know, as of the death toll is above 20 and the injury told is above 2000. dusty shoes, callused souls, countenances tilt, shoulders shrug. i love gaza. my heart, my home, but it gives no life now. i want back. i want to go to jerusalem to pray, to sightsee, to know israel. to the west bank to see relatives. no, says israel. to cairo for a break. no, says egypt. i want to go just anywhere. no. why not? tell me. what have i done to deserve this? dusty shoes, callused so

palestinian authority doesn't exist. they have to different entities. you have judea and somalia. you have hamas in gaza straight. and the elections to the palestinian service, they are supposed to be helping generals in 2010. and we're not sure that knesset is and in according with their constitution. has been a legitimate right to sign any agreement on the health of palestinian peoples. >> but even with all this problems. i remember what they offered indianapolis, to be a level shop. >>. >> it's not maybe the most generous offer possible from the israeli fight. and in despite this offer, at the end of the day, it's the result. and it feels to sign the final status agreement. and it's only another illustration of existing bilateral frame. but it's impossible to achieve. in a real solution. >> it's ashould be a regional comprehensive solution. we should sign with the arab league, with the palestinians and to find a solution forthe israelis and arabs . the deepest part of them identify themselves as palestinians. and i think it's also very, very crucial. it's the biggest issue to continue the same things and to hop

hence this is a message that we cannot remain to be that way too it's a message to the palestinian authority and the hamas or in part on behalf of hamas for their failure to reach national unity they should have already arrived at the national unity between fatah and hamas between gaza and the west bank and that never happened i think this is a response to that three is that a sponsor to the absence of diplomacy and the total and utter failure and the peace of the peace process and in a way it's a message to those who are looking behind the scenes the so-called deal of the century that palestinians in gaza to see is the west bank will not accept no mention of the refugees or no just a resolution of the refugee question is all these people demonstrating they mostly come or hail from the other side of the border from the israel itself they are refugees in gaza fourth fifth of them and last but not least it is a message to the israeli government has been so elegant the words the palestinians so condescending towards the palestinians that basically doesn't want to give anything away in as much as it is a mess

celebration as a carnival of palestinians of all haters all political colors all political beliefs look at i mean this is was not hamas and this was not palestinian authority government this was a popular movement people were celebrating the kids were. dressed in their best clothes the women the elderly people the one was in a face to move so to speak and only when it let alone like three or four i was nato when i listened to the news i realized that is was shooting people near the borders was actually killing people and that was that a surprise to me and to so many people because it was like two places did what the people were gathering and celebrating and the people near the quarters were being sniped and shot at by quite a by the by is that this is this video as an example i shot so many people are just standing by. doing you know joking around having tron you know talking about it i'm talking about i'll stop and then all of a sudden there's one with these ladies and i was with two with a palestinian and only with sin there are two mons to grow gas. so this is clearly if you know this is there like three hundred meters away from the borders it is to me

will go towards improving water water quality and killing destructive starfish hamas is blaming the palestinian authority for the attempted assassination of the prime minister last month and gaza. scaped on hurt but five guards were injured gazans rulers say three of the authority senior officers planned the roadside bombing of the convoy the palestinian president is blaming hamas for the attack. well those are the headlines on al-jazeera but to stay with us al-jazeera world is mix. in. feet and i am not a beacon moslem had brought in. all the. weapons then a bit ago and. said the marquis i will be a bad to do to have the thought of a lot of you other mortal dog it wow. man it could even have not had the fun it couldn't remember and i bet took the don't know multilateral we. model i'm an. old soul for your path until i suffer with the be the one that jani min min was seen in the leg i did all the live. lire. home fee is fair to let him know ines has a large relief at the salon norman should be in more than we can and will be let me at the heart of the walk and i that at least deny it to me that adam woul

there's also another issue here which is the let's say the tense relations between hamas and the palestinian authority so from what we understand there from the health authorities we spoke to you know everything there are for is actually approved and shipped by the authorities in ramallah so it's a very complicated situation where you have a humanitarian situation which is also hostage to a political situation and i do bowman as he said earlier the hospital has declared a state of emergency all right how to tell him a life rests in gaza thank you a palestinian journalist says among the twenty nine people killed by israeli forces fourteen other internal list including this man had been injured while covering the violence. of the demonstrations in gaza are inspiring more people to protest it's also reminding palestinians of previous struggles. reports in the occupied west bank. in gaza palestinian demonstrators did what they could to frustrate israeli security forces. burning tires to obscure the view of soldiers using mirrors in an attempt to blind snipers tactics that reminded me of an earlier era of

since two thousand and seven and in recent months the fatah dominated palestinian authority has restricted electricity in gaza to force hamas into a reconciliation deal the world also need to hope nobody seems to fix the leak politike political situation from israeli palestinian it doesn't help to fix such important challenge which all stick to its hold cation would talk are suffering from. meanwhile many gazans have little choice but to rely on the kindness of water sellers like. who hopes one day they can pay him for the war he brings started out zero gaza. jordan is driving into a greener future with more people switching to electric cars a german company is investing in charging stations across the country for the cars and as a country that doesn't actually produce oil jordanians are embracing the move away from fuel burning cars that the good name reports now from amman. the engine hardly makes a sound and that can mean hashim hussain often forgets to turn off the ignition he admits he's parked and walked off with the car still running but that quiet and not having to fill up are two of the reasons the college student

since two thousand and seven and in recent months the fatah dominated palestinian authority has restricted electricity in gaza to force hamas into a reconciliation deal the world also need to help the body seems to fix the leak politik political situation from israeli palestinian it doesn't help to fix such important challenge which all sectors hold cation water are suffering from. meanwhile many gazans have little choice but to rely on the kindness of water sellers like law had who hopes one day they can pay him for the war he brings. food al-jazeera gaza. vacuous interior minister has resigned after less than a month in the job he's the latest politician to step down following protests against the murder of an investigative journalist and his fiance hock stahl affords . these weekly protests in bratislava have claimed another political scout tens of thousands of slovaks rally through their capital on sunday demanding the head of the police force step down their anger over what they say is his failure to investigate the murder of a journalist yan could see ak political corruption instead of the police chief quitting it was

since two thousand and seven and in recent months the fatah dominated palestinian authority has restricted electricity in gaza to force hamas into a reconciliation deal the will also need to help the body seems to fix the leaker problem politike political situation from israeli palestinian it doesn't help to fix such important challenge which all stick to its cold case in would talk are suffering from. meanwhile many gazans have little choice but to rely on the kindness of want to sell is like. who hopes one day they can pay him for the next day he brings it all started out as era gaza the british government has apologized to thousands of members of the caribbean community who've lived and worked in the u.k. for decades who are now being treated as illegal immigrants the problem is said to fix as many as fifty thousand immigrant workers who came from the west indies to britain after the second world war are to be phillips reports. he came to britain from barbados when he was nine years old more than fifty years ago his father had a job in the post office michael married in britain had children grandchildren worked in educat

palestinian authority should have had their monthly salaries paid based in the occupied west bank says it's a technical glitch but the workers union says it's a deliberate move to ramp up the pressure on hamas which controls the gaza strip harry force it reports. for a week now they've been living on less than a promise the palestinian authority says the delay in paying its gaza employees salaries is a technical issue soon to be resolved but these men know that their colleagues in the occupied west bank and retirees here in gaza all had their paychecks days ago the head of their union says the p.a. isn't even taking his phone calls. we're talking about thirty thousand families this isn't a small number they paid employees in the west bank but they didn't pay us in gaza this makes the employees here really afraid. is waiting for his monthly pay a stipend of two hundred ninety dollars awarded after he was shot and injured during a protest three years ago nearly half of it goes on rent for the tiny home he shares with his wife and two daughters their landlord is threatening a fiction. we are prisoners families of martyrs the injured they shouldn't put us in between the two sides they shouldn't

of thousands of gaza based employees of the palestinian authority are now week overdue workers' union says it's a deliberate move to increase pressure on hamas which controls gaza reports. for a week now they've been living on less than a promise the palestinian authority says the delay in paying its gaza employees salaries is a technical issue soon to be resolved but these men know that their colleagues in the occupied west bank and retirees here in gaza all had their paychecks days ago the head of their union says the p.a. isn't even taking his phone calls. we're talking about thirty thousand families this isn't a small number they paid employees in the west bank but they didn't pay us in gaza this makes the employees here really afraid. you soso rukh is waiting for his monthly pay a stipend of two hundred ninety dollars awarded after he was shot and injured during a protest three years ago nearly half of it goes on rent for the tiny home he shares with his wife and two daughters their landlord is threatening a fiction. because. we are prisoners families of martyrs the injured they shouldn't put us in between the two sides they shouldn't c

on one hand, the head of the palestinian authority doesn't want to move into gaza until hamas yields its guns. how is it likely hamas will do so? how do you square the circle? is there a solution out there? >> i think a solution is reconstruction for the militarization. it is my view and my approach. think it is the obligation of the people of gaza to propose this fanatic leadership -- this fanatic organization, to replace with normal people. we are ready to create jobs and establish industrial zones, as it was in the past. even to build infrastructures, electricity, water, everything. but, we need the clear understanding that they gave up their intention to destroy the state of israel. they changed the paragraphs they have in their chapter about our right to exist. to demands to mechanize israel. and -- demands to recognize israel. putting money in a military wing, and they complain about the economic situation. the hamas and military wing budget was $260 million. instead of investing that money in health care or education, they are investing against israel. >> the militarization fo

right now hamas is blaming the palestinian authority for the attempted assassination of the prime minister last month in gaza rami home valorous caved on her while five guards were injured gaza's rulers say three of the authority senior officers planned the roadside bombing of his convoy the palestinian president blames hamas for the attack which is the way of reconciliation efforts with the rival fatah faction in the occupied west bank. now a un security council delegation has interviewed more than one hundred one hundred refugees who fled a military crackdown in the neighboring myanmar the team is visiting the bangladesh town of cox's bazaar where some seven hundred thousand one hundred remain in makeshift camps many of the refugees interviewed say they've been tortured and raped by myanmar the soldiers well it's cause live now to our correspondent charles stressed that he is in cox's bazaar so what has the u.n. security council delegation seen charles and what have they been saying. well it started a very emotional response from some of the refugees that met with this delegation the sma

hamas is blaming the palestinian authority for the attempted assassination of the prime minister last month in gaza. hurt while five guards were injured gaza's rulers say three of the authority senior officers planned to vote side bombing of his convoy but the palestinian president is blaming hamas for the attack. put fon says has offered his condolences to the grieving parents of a british target has died after a divisive legal battle alfie evans case sparked a medical ethics debate that's resonated far beyond the u.k. had a hawkster explains why my gladiator has laid down his shells and gained his wings at two thirty am evans father took to social media to announce his twenty three month old son has lost his battle and passed away on saturday morning the parents added they were heartbroken and thanked all their followers for support. the toddler had spent the last eighteen months of his life in intensive care being treated for a red to generative brain disorder doctors ever seen his care argued further treatment for the terminally ill child was futile prolonging his discomfort and t

since two thousand and seven and in recent months the fatah dominated palestinian authority has restricted electricity in gaza to force hamas into a reconciliation deal the will also need to help the body seems to fix the problem but i think political situation from israeli. it doesn't help to fix such important challenge which all six. are suffering from. meanwhile many gazans have little choice but to rely on the kindness of water sellers like law had who hopes one day they can pay him for the war he brings. gaza. and we shall carry kept the top stories for you now on al-jazeera the u.s. russia of tampering with the side of a suspected chemical weapons attack in touma representatives of a global chemical watched all holding an emergency meeting in the hague. on the ground in syria but they haven't been allowed access the visit has been delayed because of saturday's western air strikes former f.b.i. director james comey is accused donald trump of being morally unfit to be u.s. president and he says there may be evidence that obstructed justice in an exclusive interview with george stephanopoulos the first fired on last yea

on one hand, the head of the palestinian authority doesn't want to move into gaza until hamas yields its guns. how is it likely that hamas will do so? how do you square this circle? is there a solution out there? >> i think solution is reconstruction for demilitarization. it's my view, my approach. i think it's obligation of people to gaza to topple this fanatic leadership, this fanatic urbanization, to replace with normal people. you know, we're ready -- as i mentioned, to create jobs, to establish industrial zones as it was in the past. even to build infrastructure, electricity, water for gaza people, everything. but we need a clear understanding that they gave up their intention to destroy the state of israel, that they changed their concept of paragraphs that they have in their charter about our right to exist, they will accept the demands to recognize israel and demilitarization. it's impossible that they invest all their money in a military wing and they complain that they in difficult economic situation. the hamas budget in the last year was $260 million. instead to invest tho

arrested three times by the palestinian authority when arafat was there and when by hamas since. hamas took him down rather brutally a couple years ago, he fled, took refuge is jordan for six months, a time that was only made bearable to him by daily snap chats with his wife and children. i hope that that deep look into three individuals tells you yet more about gaza. i want to end with a different medium for a feel for gaza. i realize more clearly that every -- that more than ever before during this last trip there was a soberness and a pain and burden that is understandable given the repeated trials, but was nevertheless heavy and it made me worry about how to express it. as i worried about that a series of verses came to my mind which i will recite to you now. the voice in them varies from individual to individual, old, young, male and female. and recall incidents is that i discussed with them or they relayed and has been updated since the events of recent moment in gaza. as far as i know as of today the death toll is above 20 and the injury toll is above 2,000. >> dusty shoes

salaries for people to survive have cut the salaries well because fatah and hamas constantly disagree last year the palestinian authority which is based in the cut the salaries of its employees here in gaza by thirty percent this month salaries have not been paid to the lack of cash stifling in already suffocating economy one of the first things you notice when you enter gaza is the division between fatah and hamas that checkpoint belongs to fatah and just a few meters down the road is another checkpoint and this one longs to have mass the two groups are as divided as ever and it's having a major impact on the people here the palestinians in. eleven years. is. a high levels of poverty unemployment. between girls on the outside world and. the mughals was taken by president mahmoud abbas about a year ago to do it. on monday the palestinian national council is due to meet in the i'm it's supposed to represent all palestinian factions and its decisions are binding but many groups such as hamas islamic jihad and the popular front for the liberation of palestine a staying away more bickering among the factions. well life here

part of it is to try to compete with palestinian authority in the west bank and to show hamas engagingresistance against the israelis and part of it is to stigmatize israel to create a propaganda even if it means exposing your own people to what could be ginger reappeared what we've seen in this particular case is 15 people were killed. it turns out many killed were members of the brigade who are the military wing of hamas. they were obviously going to the fence. tree until you are right when you see the video and television it appears like they are protesters in a mass protest, 30,000 people. as you pointed out, this is what the idf has treated out. let me show you some pictures of some of the people they say participated in this. members of the hamas military wing. they call them the terrorist of the violent riots in the spokesperson for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says part of the plan was that hamas even then children come a 7-year-old girl up to that fence, hoping israeli troops would shoot and kill her. listen to what david keyes told me. >> in fact, the 7-year-old

since two thousand and seven and in recent months the fatah dominated palestinian authority has restricted electricity in gaza to force hamas into a reconciliation deal the will also need to help the body seems to fix the leak politike political situation from israeli palestinian it doesn't help to fix such important challenge which all stick to its hold cation would thought are suffering from. meanwhile many gazans have little choice but to rely on the kindness of water sellers like morehead who hopes one day they can pay him for the work he brings stratford al-jazeera gaza. venezuela's president nicolas maduro has attacked south american leaders calling them wimps said the u.s. imperialism material was barred from attending the summit of the americas in peru that ended on saturday he's almost certain to win next month's presidential election which many regional leaders have called a sham the main opposition is boycotting the vote. in many a long way to sort of in venezuela our spinners whelan's are in charge there are elections on may twenty fifth there will be results and what matters is that the institutions and the peo

since two thousand and seven and in recent months the fatah dominated palestinian authority has restricted electricity in gaza to force hamas into a reconciliation deal but the world also need to help the body seems to fix the leak bigger problem politike political situation from israeli palestinian it doesn't help to fix such important challenge which all stick to its hold cation would talk are suffering from. meanwhile many gazans have little choice but to rely on the kindness of water sellers like now who hopes one day they can pay him for the war he brings it all started out as era gaza now though i'll second that and third largest economies china and japan have held their first i level economic talks in nearly a year and talks until killer a sign of improving ties between the countries and are happening as the u.s. and china trade blows over a decision by the trumpet ministration to increase tariffs on chinese imports japan and china have agreed a trade war would global economy. china's largest most popular social media network has been forced to reverse its to reverse its decision to ban gay content was a huge backlas

last three days beginning with a speech by palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas on monday evening but a handful of palestinian factions including hamas and the popular front for the liberation of palestine are not attending the meeting comes as relations between palestinian leaders and the trumpet ministration have broken down ahead of the controversial relocation of the u.s. embassy which is set to open in the divided holy city of jerusalem on may fourteenth palestinians of consistently demanded that the arab eastern side of jerusalem be recognize their future capital now let's take a closer look at the palestinian national council it's a parliament of the palestinian liberation organization the palestinian national council has seven hundred forty members is recognized by more than one hundred countries as a sole legitimate representative of the palestinians fatah the party of palestinian president mahmoud abbas dominates the council but other popular groups are also represented one of the key functions of the council is to elect the eighteen member executive committee of the p.l.o. which rules the whole organization as speak so obv

since two thousand and seven and in recent months the dominated palestinian authority has restricted electricity in gaza to force hamas into a reconciliation deal the will also need to. take political situation from. it doesn't have to fix such important. which. are suffering from. many gazans have little choice but to rely on the kindness of water sellers like me who hopes one day they can pay him for the war he brings. in their place. jordan driving into a greener future as more people are switching to trick cars a german company has announced that will invest in charging stations across the country for the vehicles as a country that doesn't produce oil jordanians are embracing the move away from fuel burning models that name reports now from amman. the engine hardly makes a sound and that can mean hashim do saying often forgets to turn off the ignition he admits he's parked and walked off with the car still running but that quiet and not having to fill up are two of the reasons the college student loves driving his electric car that benefits is just as money like as it. was and fixing the. bigs. and it's good. ther

since two thousand and seven and in recent months the fatah dominated palestinian authority has restricted electricity in gaza to force hamas into a reconciliation deal the will also need to help the body seems to fix the leak or problem but it take political situation from israeli palestinian it doesn't help to fix such important challenge which all six was held cation would talk are suffering from. meanwhile many gazans have little choice but to rely on the kindness of war to sell is like now has who hopes one day they can pay him for the war he brings stuff that al-jazeera gaza. still ahead at all just zero one of the legends of the ice skates details with fatah in the sport. and it's time for the sports here's far. thanks very much american deseret lendin in japan which she had claimed victories in the one hundred twenty second edition of the boston marathon runners were happy by wet and windy conditions and boston koichi chased down defending champion jeffrey caruso kenya to win with a time of two hours fifteen minutes and fifty four seconds becoming the first japanese man to win the event since one thousand nine hundr

salaries for people to survive have cut the salaries well because fatah and hamas constantly disagree last year the palestinian authority which is based in the cut the salaries of its employees here in gaza by thirty percent this month salaries have not been paid to the lack of cash stifling in already suffocating economy one of the first things you notice when you enter gaza is the division between fatah and hamas that checkpoint belongs to fact and just a few meters down the road is another checkpoint and this one longs to have mass the two groups are as divided as ever and it's having a major impact on the people here the palestinian internal division has done for about eleven years now and. is. high levels of poverty unemployment. close all of the crossings between goes on the outside world and. the much as was taken by president mahmoud abbas about a year ago to the jewish. on monday the palestinian national council is due to meet in the law it's supposed to represent all palestinian factions and its decisions are binding but many groups such as hamas islamic jihad and the popular front for the liberation of palest

government is offering the palestinians namely a theocratic exclusive state if hamas instead were were to try to come to a reconciliation arrangement with the palestinian authority and provide a common diplomatic front they would be doing far more to advance the prospects for those young people in gaza then pushing them up into the face of live fire professor good to talk to you again so many thanks indeed for being with us. here many christians in iraq km prayed together at least for the first time since the defeat of eisel in the northern city of mosul the group destroyed many churches and christians fled the area now though the community is on a mission to rebuild itself. as him run com reports that's not without its challenges. for many easter is a time to mock the resurrection of jesus christ it's a time of rebirth and reflection and for the christians of home to nia in the nineveh plain in iraq's second city of mosul it's particularly relevant the christian community here is going through its own rebirth when i still took over the nineveh plains in two thousand and fourteen it tried to destroy the christian community. some fifty five thousand people fled i