and then hundreds of palestinians take to ramallah streets to find a social security scheme they say is too expensive. and a divided reaction in guatemala the government ditches a u.n. anti corruption investigation. hello there it's certainly been pouring for some of us in china recently here down in the south we've seen one hundred millimeters of rain there in the average at this time of year is two so we're well above that that area of wet weather is extending further northwards as well and we're going to see some very heavy downpours over the next couple of days from this as well so there's that rain as we head through the day on thursday to the north we might see a fair amount of snow as that system hits the cold air that area of rain that stretches all the way up towards shanghai for friday very wet hair during the day for the south are generally fine to drive home paul twenty three degrees pleasant in that sunshine towards the west there's also plenty of fine droit weather to be found across many parts of india and across sri lanka the rossum show is just to the south of sri la

proclamation from the president himself he intends to keep protesting harry force at al-jazeera ramallah four police officers have been shot and injured in the u.s. state of texas two are in a critical condition police were serving an arrest warrant in a residential area of houston and they were attacked and two suspects were killed at the scene it was the first day back to work for hundreds of thousands of federal employees in the united states that's after friday suspension of the partial government shutdown the longest in u.s. history but as our white house correspondent kimberly how could reports and still no long term solution. back on the job. after more than a month without pay at the end of the week most of the eight hundred thousand federal workers some who relied on charity handouts during the shutdown will have received the money owed to them feel relieved to be back and looking forward to get back to work i am very proud to announce today on friday u.s. president donald trump agreed to democratic demands to reopen the government while both sides continue to debate trump's pus

palestinian protesters and israeli troops have clashed near ramallah in the occupied west bank that comes a day after a palestinian man was shot dead during the confrontation between israeli settlers and residents of the village thousands of mourners attended his funeral on sunday it's very police say they are investigating the killing. results president has been admitted to hospital in sao paulo where he's due to undergo surgery on monday job boards in our suffered life threatening wounds after he was stabbed in the stomach while campaigning in september the operation is to remove a colossal to me bag inserted after the attack doctors say he could take up to ten days to recover. opposition protesters in bolivia have tried to disrupt the first round of primary elections called by the government of president even what on this they called for voters to abstain while the first round was held on sunday opponents say the voices aimed at legitimize in the president's reelection bid which they say is unconstitutional and december bolivia's top electoral court allowed to vote on this to seek a fo

bass his prime minister has offered to resign our aforesaid reports from ramallah in the occupied west bank. for months now palestinians in new york apart west bank have been protesting with the frequency and in numbers that haven't been seen in years not against the israelis but against the palestinian authority over its plans to impose a social security law involving a new compulsory contribution from workers many of whom don't trust to get the money back in the future now president abbas says fatah party has announced consultations on forming a new mode of government consisting of factional members of the palestine liberation organization and in doing so has frozen the implementation of the social security act pending cabinet confirmation what clearly we have today is giving the blessings of such accommodations regarding form anything in your government yet we would wait for the cabinet to morrow or the announcement of the cabinet for an insight into just how unpopular the measure has become just talk to people like muhammad omar and his wife mara mohammed works for the national ins

proclamation from the president himself he intends to keep protesting harry force at al-jazeera ramallah. but a quick check of the top stories here on al-jazeera china says it's concerned and disappointed after the u.s. justice department announced criminal charges against telecoms giant and its chief financial officer the accusations include fraud and theft of trade secrets beijing's urging washington to stop what it calls the unreasonable suppression of chinese firms. you know they. just as the foreign ministry said with no evidence they're using the state power to discredit and attack to signal to companies this sort of behavior is unfair and immoral as a department responsible for the same history we consistently encourage chinese companies to act in accordance with international rules and market principles and develop foreign economic cooperation on the basis of abiding by local laws the un special rapporteur who's in turkey investigating the murder of saudi journalist. is meeting with istanbul's chief prosecutor agnes calamari is on a weeklong visit to the country with a forensic a

have contained asbestos hundreds of palestinians have gathered in the occupied west bank city of ramallah to protest against a controversial pension law they're angry over a new scheme that came into effect late last year or a force it was at the demonstration. over into the third month of these protests now against the social security law and although the numbers are somewhat down today on what you've seen of the thousands of people in recent protests there are several hundred here today the numbers called largely by what has been a very rainy cold day here in ramallah the issue at hand here is this social security law which is. requiring all would require a seven point five percent contribution from employees in the private sector and more than ten percent from employers got people concerned about isn't just the financial good and that would impose on them and on the economy here but also on what would happen to that money can they trust that it would really would be used for pensions and other benefits in the future there really is an issue of trust against the palestinian government i

several hundred here today the numbers called largely by what has been a very rainy cold day here in ramallah the issue at hand here is this social security law which is. requiring a would require a seven point five percent contribution from employees in the private sector and more than ten percent from employers what people are concerned about isn't just the financial goodna that would impose on them and on the economy here but also on what would happen to that money can they trust that it would really would be used for pensions and other benefits in the future there really is an issue of trust against the palestinian government in this case. the salaries aren't enough to cover a current commitments deducted this money they say will get it back after thirty years contains provisions that are unfair to the employees. now wastdale under occupation like albury right now that israeli military forces are like anybody to. convince people that you don't like to see them and us need their money and effort and like what's going to happen in most parts of the world social security system could be seen

and i don't know only one may mayay jump jump.reasonst from ramallah about you can youou seehe w women men hold ft.. like of though i i live life like. there is there are there a e [inaudible] okay. hundreds of thousands would kill kill. nineteen ninety ni nine three three ligh light. current residence to rita riddle. to make a late kids a symbol of rev recreation. we see no north real old. man a man when will always be a symbol of the civil civil war. as soon as yeah yeah yeah no no i was i was ahead. ucc right right t ts is a whole. no no no this is just one of many many [inaudible] line. before the commission [inaudible] china was [inaudible] where? bber rububr just just. to rob rob and you can come up with the with the and then t to look at the video. as as a free. robert is this a little. video. contact us suggestion was 01/02/19 01/02/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york this is , democracy now! pres. trump: if we don't get whwhat we want, whether it is through you or military or through anything you want to call, i will shut down the government. and

several hundred here today the numbers called largely by what has been a very rainy cold day here in ramallah the issue at hand here is this social security law which is. requiring a would require a seven point five percent contribution from employees in the private sector and more than ten percent from employers what people are concerned about isn't just the financial goodna that would impose on them and on the economy here but also on what would happen to that money can they trust that it would really would be used for pensions and other benefits in the future there really is an issue of trust against the policy in government in this case. the salaries aren't enough to cover a current commitments to duck to this money they say will get it back up to thirty years contains provisions that are unfair to the employees. the longer i keep a sense like albury right now that israeli military forces are like any bearded. convince people that you don't like to see them and us need their money and effort and like what's going to happen in most parts of the world social security system could be seen as

slick isn't fair people's contributions went through a full state has been among the protesters in ramallah. over into the third month of these protests now against the social security law and although the numbers are somewhat down today on the scene of the thousands of people in recent protests there are several hundred here today the numbers called largely by what has been a very rainy cold day here in ramallah the issue at hand here. is this social security law which is. requiring all would require a seven point five percent contribution from employees in the private sector more than ten percent from employers what people are concerned about isn't just the financial goodna that would impose on them and on the economy here but also on what would happen to that money can they trust that it would really would be used for pensions and other benefits in the future there really is an issue of trust against the palestinian government in this case. the salaries aren't enough to cover occurrence commitments to doctor this money they say will get it back after thirty years contains provisions that

predominantly muslim island of hold or palestinian protesters and israeli troops that clash near ramallah in the occupied west bank it comes a day after a palestinian man was shot dead during a confrontation between israeli settlers and residents of the village thousands of mourners attended his funeral on sunday israeli police say they were investigating the killing. anti-government protests are continuing across saddam for the sixth week demonstrators are demanding the resignation of president omar al bashir meanwhile bashir is and cairo for talks with his egyptian counterpart where he said that the media is exaggerating the challenge to his leadership. thousands of protesters wearing red scarves have rallied in the french capital to call for an end to violence and disruption caused by three months of anti-government demonstrations the protests were organized to counter the so-called yellow vests to demonstrations against president emanuel. and a mirror by the british artist banksy on a door at the bottom of fear to and paris has been stolen mine two people were killed at the concert ha

proclamation from the president himself he intends to keep protesting harry force at al-jazeera ramallah all right still ahead when we come back open for business but for how long the longest government shutdown in the u.s. is over but the source of the problem hasn't been resolved. and this spanish striker has a fresh chance to rejuvenating career far details in sport. and i know that it's going to get very cold in north america over the next few days but not before we see an awful lot of snow this is the system that's going to bring us all our wintery weather is bringing some very heavy snow around the great lakes but as it works its way southwards it's going to bring snow along way south those well for some of us in georgia we can expect to see some of that wintery weather two to the tail end of that that turn to rain and some of that rain will be quite ferocious as that system works its way away that the temperatures will be dropping behind it so atlanta four degrees will be our maximum for the north is for cold in chicago our maximum just minus twenty five a minus thirty in winnipeg

palestinian protesters in israeli troops have clashed near ramallah in the occupied west bank comes a day after a palestinian man was shot dead during a confrontation between israeli settlers and residents of looking at the huge thousands of mourners attended his funeral on sunday israeli police say they are investigating only. a new round of talks between the u.s. envoy to afghanistan and the taliban will be held in doha next week summer holiday that is in kabul to brief the government so all negotiations to try to end the seventeen year war set your state might bump a sense the u.s. is serious about pursuing peace in bringing america's armed forces. as its report. afghans eager to learn more about the peace talks between the u.s. and the taliban. government leaders in kabul are not commenting they have complained about not being involved in the latest round of talks in qatar's capital . afghans we spoke to hope the talks in doha will help and the war while others are skeptical for example made what has been the we are very hopeful all the afghans are tired of for exploration in suic

a sizable crowd here in menorahs square in central ramallah celebrating one of the big decisions to come out of palestinian politics this week the decision to freeze the implementation of the highly unpopular social security will that many people here felt would have taken money out of their salaries without guaranteeing that money back in the future in terms of pensions the other big decision of course is that which was confirmed today in the cabinet meeting the does dissolution of the current palestinian government the prime minister i mean one dollar tending his resignation to the palestinian president mahmoud abbas however things won't change immediately that government will continue to carry on administering affairs here in the occupied west bank while mahmoud abbas tries to implement the plan that was announced at the weekend that plan being to try to get more power away from the existing institutions of the palestinian authority but the feeling is that he may well try to move to dissolve the palestinian authority altogether in the near future and towards the palestine liberation o

proclamation from the president himself he intends to keep protesting harry force at al-jazeera ramallah. still ahead on al jazeera. closing in on a fifth asian cup. for a football fans it's time to catch up on all the action in asia right it is indeed thank you so much summing all lights of this tuesday cats outside can host the knights of the arab emirates in the semifinals of the asian cup a game being called the blockade darby since june twenty seventh seen the u.a.e. saudi arabia and bahrain of imposed a land air and sea blockade on cats are africa husing into supporting terrorism katsa has denied the allegations but the effects of the disputes have been felt to this event. the hannity vice president says the asian football confederation had his arrival delayed by u.a.e. officials and a group of journalists were refused entry into the country and very few fans have been able to support cats are during the tournament it's now a criminal offense to show public sympathy for cats are in the u.a.e. our reporter david stocks a small. talk about maximizing home advantage the united arab em

defied religious hardliners and entered one of the world's largest hindu pilgrimage sites this sub ramallah temple doesn't allow women menstruating age inside the shrine despite a ruling by india's supreme court lifting the ban the move by the two women has led to protests and the backlash from conservative hindu groups or such a party has the latest. under the cover of darkness and escorted by police these two women defied religious hardliners by entering one of hindu isms holiest shrines the shop a remote temple in the southern state of carola which attracts millions of worshippers ear their historic move is backed by india's supreme court which in september ordered the authorities to lift the ban on women or girls between the ages of ten and fifty from entering the temple. but the temples authorities refused so by by the court's ruling and subsequent attempts by women to visit had been blocked by thousands of the booties supporting the ban conservative hindu groups say they believe women of menstruating age would defile the temples and her shrine local media is reporting the chief priest

palestinian protesters and israeli troops have clashed near ramallah in the occupied west bank it comes a day after a palestinian man was shot dead during the confrontation between israeli settlers and residents of my village thousands of mourners attended his funeral on sunday at the government protests that continue across the dark for the sixth week demonstrators are demanding the resignation of president omar al bashir he was in cairo for talks with his egyptian counterpart where he says the media is exaggerating the challenge to his leadership. thousands of protesters wearing red scarves have rallied in the french capital to call for an end to violence and disruption caused by three months of anti-government demonstrations the protests was organized to counter the so-called yellow vest movement against president a man you met calm and a mirror by the british artist banksy on a door at the better plan theater in paris has been stolen ninety people were killed at the concert hall in an attack orchestrated by eisel in two thousand and fifteen. those are the headlines on al-jazeera al-

palestinian protesters and israeli troops have clashed near ramallah in the occupied west bank it comes a day after a palestinian man was shot dead during the confrontation between israeli settlers and residents of more village thousands of mourners attended his funeral on sunday israeli police say they're investigating the killing. the islamic state of iraq and the levant says it's behind an attack on a cathedral in the southern philippines at least twenty people were killed and dozens injured and two bomb blasts the attack targeted worshipers that a mass on the predominantly muslim island of holo jamila in the uk on reports. the first blast was inside the cathedral as worshippers celebrated sunday mass that was followed by a second explosion in the car park a security forces were arriving there trying to disrupt the peace process there trying to destabilize it it's like like for men things of this time is asian and to show that the government will not be able to control the area that the the places that the various conflict the attack in the capital of sulu province comes six days aft

rituals under the cover of darkness scolded by police two indian women wearing black and to the shop ramallah temple. they offer prayers and quickly depart it was more an act of defiance than devotion . the women were claiming the right to enter given to them by india supreme court but so far blocked by protesting hindu traditionalists. by lemmy the entry of women in chapel moloch today is an historic win for us it's a victory of the movement for equality and women's power because after the verdict of the supreme court some people were still opposing the entry of women today that protest has failed because the women have entered the temple. temple is visited by some fifty million votes he's each year but it bans women aged ten to fifty conservative hindus believe women of men's writing age would defile the temple which is devoted to god believed to be celibate then yes prime minister narendra modi has sided with traditionalists who are against the supreme court ruling. these hard it is month by. india is of the view that everyone should get their due rights in this time it was monday there ar

to hindu women defied a ban on entering a religious shrine in india the pair walks into the shop ramallah temple prompting outrage and protests from hindu conservatives. u.s. president donald trump is invited democratic and republican leaders to the white house seeking an agreement to end the partial government shutdown. and rain has hampered efforts to rescue people stranded by floods and landslides in the philippines at least eighty five people have been killed since storm wreaked havoc in the center of the country. chinese president xi jinping says he won't rule out using military force against supporters of independence in taiwan in his first major speech addressing the self she said taiwan's reunification with china is inevitable taiwan's leader has rejected she statement and said beijing must face reality under schapelle as the latest. a new year's speech with a familiar message. chinese president xi jinping has urged the people of taiwan to accept that it must and will be reunited with china in a speech on the fortieth anniversary of a key policy statement he reiterated beijing's c

palestinian protesters and israeli troops of clash near ramallah in the occupied west bank comes a day after a palestinian man was shot dead during a confrontation between israeli settlers and residents of more via the village thousands of mourners attended his funeral on sunday israeli police say they're investigating the killing. with a look at the headlines now turkey's president is looking into establishing safe so that would allow for refugees to return to syria around four million syrian refugees currently live in turkey an estimated three hundred thousand have already would turn to syria. it's been almost four months since the journalist walked into his consulate in istanbul never to be seen again now the u.n. human rights investigator looking into his murder is meeting with turkey's foreign minister the special rapporteur says it's a crucial step towards formal accountability for the killing of the saudi journalist who was a critic of the crown prince seventy deca has more from istanbul. the un special rapporteur is in ankara meeting the turkish foreign minister she is also exp

a sizable crowd here in menorah square in central ramallah celebrating one of the big decisions to come out of palestinian politics this week the decision to freeze the implementation of the highly unpopular social security will that many people here felt would have taken money out of their salaries without guaranteeing that money back in the future in terms of pensions the other big decision of course is that which was confirmed today in the cabinet meeting the dissolution of the current palestinian government the prime minister rami handler tending his resignation to the palestinian president mahmoud abbas however things won't change immediately that government will continue to carry on administering affairs here in the occupied west bank while mark what about tries to implement the plan that was announced at the weekend that plan being to try to get more power away from the existing institutions of the palestinian authority but the feeling is that he may well try to move to dissolve the palestinian authority altogether in the near future and towards the palestine liberation organizat

about who they thank you as always for your time that is most of about whom they live in ramallah thank you but . chinese president xi jinping isn't ruling out using military force against supporters of independence and taiwan has first made a space interesting the itself over the island she said taiwan's very unification with china is inevitable taiwan's leader has rejected that and said beijing must face reality and schapelle has the story. a new year's speech with a familiar message. chinese president xi jinping has urged the people of taiwan to accept that it must and will be reunited with china in a speech on the fortieth anniversary of a key policy statement he reiterated beijing's call for peaceful unification. well . we are firmly against any plots to create two china or one china one taiwan or taiwan independence we've achieved a major victory in the fight against taiwan independence or separatist activities nobody and no party can change the historical and legal fact the top one is part of china and both sides of the strike belong to china thank president she has increased pre

for new ways to advocate the palestinian cause through social media harry force that reports from ramallah in the occupied west bank. has dedicated a soul to the business of storytelling today at a forum on online activism it's the story of how and why she set up her own digital publishing site and attempt to share but also reshape a palestinian story so often seen through the lens of conflict an occupation beard or the will of stories is weighted towards optimism ambition humor she says it's a different way to fight the palestinian cause and exploit the opportunities presented by social media and most of us like they waste time on checkpoints but we have an article this cause called the checkpoints so you can do medication or you can do your homework you can use the time on the checkpoint in a very productive way so here we're talking about the plans to new york city but we're presenting it in a different way thirteen years since the last national elections palestinians are just living under occupation but also with a democratic deficit the online world where more than two million people

palestinian protesters and israeli troops have clashed near ramallah in the occupied west bank that comes a day after a palestinian man was shot dead during the confrontation between residents from the village all and israeli settlers thousands of mourners took part in his funeral on sunday israeli police and the military are investigating the killing now millions of dollars being distributed to nearly one hundred thousand families in gaza a couple has donated the money as part of a un deal to help the besieged palestinians but payments have been delayed by disputes between the israeli government and hamas child stratford reports from gaza . these men have come to collect one hundred dollars each from this post office in gaza city the cash they are receiving is from the qatari government donated to more than ninety thousand families here but in general one hundred dollars won't solve anything i have eight children we need israel siege to be lifted the crossings open and the end of political division that's what will solve our problems. yes the cash is part of a humanitarian program for ga

this is laila ghannam, governor of nearby ramallah. >> this crime is against the , which wasur peopledone by a group of settlers with protection of the israeli army, the terrorism army. amy: naasan's killing came amid a wave of violence across the occupied territories over the weekend. on friday, israeli forces shot and killed 25-year old ehab abed in gaza during weekly protests by the separation barrier with israel, known as the great march of return. in the west bank, israeli soldiers killed 18-year-old ayman hamed, also on friday, for allegedly throwing stones. on saturday, israeli police shot and killed riyad shamasneh in his car in east jerusalem. in brazil, search and rescue missions are looking for survivors after a mining dam collapsed on friday in the south eastern state of minas gerais. at least 58 people were killed, with the death toll expected to 300.to at least at least 300 are still missing. the dam, which was over 40 years old and was in the process of being decommissioned, dumped millions of tons of iron ore waste after it broke, swamping everyone in its path. anger a

palestinian protesters and israeli troops have clashed near ramallah in the occupied west bank becomes a day off for palestinian man was shot dead during a confrontation between israeli settlers and residents of a village thousands of mourners attended his funeral on sunday. thousands of protesters wearing a red scarves have rallied in the french capital to call for an end to violence and disruption caused by three months of anti-government demonstrations the protest was organized to counter the so-called yellow vest movement against a president in my room michael. u.s. senate. twenty twenty white house campaign with attacks on president donald trump's policies she criticized the trumpet administration's separation of thousands of immigrant children from their parents at the southern border last yeah right there's the headlines got more news coming here on out to sara right off the heart and. i want rooms on the s.b.a. which is the senior beauty of. when i first started my job i was a cashier and i was immediately moved to the cosmetics department and i'm like are you kidding me you kn

women have entered one of hinduism is holiest shrines the pat in their forces went inside the sub ramallah temple in the early hours of the morning in the southern states of carola the women had police protection amid a backlash from conservative hindus the temple has long been closed to women of mensuration age that steam to be between ten and fifteen. that that was overturned by the supreme court in september. and on tuesday neal eons of women informed a six hundred twenty kilometer long human chain to demand equal rights for women and the women's wall was organized by carolers communists governments. and the raja who was one of the women who took part in the women's wall in kerala she's joining us live now from new delhi thank you very much indeed what exactly was the specific objective then as so many women turning out in a show of force in character. to be heir you know essentially the supreme court of india has given never heard big. in favor of the men and they're rejecting you need discrimination off the world peace based on sex and age gender and age and after that verdict in magg

skill like never have a you can travel to new list if you want to be bob noble and support him six ramallah i guess two thirds effects are. good men best cure is you she. is wrong you don't fall over years from part of illusion are still to be in vogue for certain not among well known do exist as. is either one system he used is just any i'll pass on about on and don't encode initial fiscal cliff vote and they get the constants you know dimity the. damage done is what he put it quote. the least person is one of. the e.u. has long been powerless against tax evasion switzerland austria and luxemburg have always championed bank secrecy the e.u. has taken action requiring increased transparency. if you know. what that's. you know. that's what i'm at a can also come with a nipple objective. will form the well water the good is going to go and garlic welcome the don't dish to about it on t.v. to get off this you did love an illness your son is not for me domicile took on an i don't know him or bottle the. law and all the little that mischa all of newmont but it was his deal longer so you're going

several hundred here today the numbers called largely by what has been a very rainy cold day here in ramallah the issue at hand here is this social security law which is. requiring a would require a seven point five percent contribution from employees in the private sector and more than ten percent from employers got people concerned about isn't just the financial good not that would impose on them and on the economy here but also on what would happen to that money can they trust that it would really would be used for pensions and other benefits in the future there really is an issue of trust against the palestinian government in this case. the salaries aren't enough to cover occurrence commitments to doctor this money they say will get it back up to thirty years but the law contains provisions that are unfair to the employees. like albury right now that israeli military forces are like any bearded. people that you don't like to see them and us need their money and effort and like what's going to happen in most parts of the world social security system could be seen as a fairly regular requir

proclamation from the president himself he intends to keep protesting harry force at al-jazeera ramallah. all right still ahead when we come back open for business but for how long the longest government shutdown in the u.s. is over but avoiding another one still a big hurdle. as it prepares to host a regional summit we'll tell you how cyprus is coping with an increasing number of asylum seekers. and this spanish strike has a fresh chance to rejuvenating his career far into the details later in sport. by the spring time flowers of a mountain lake. to the finest snow fall on the interstate. and i bet the weather isn't quite quiet over the southeastern parts of china at the moment the temperatures on too bad shanghai's about eleven degrees in force in hong kong where it's twenty two but we will cloud thickening up though during the day on tuesday and by the time we get to wednesday it looks like that will be thick enough to give us a lot of rain and a fair amount of snow for many of us has a really quite wintery in the northern parts of our map here a bit further towards the south of the s

citizen, but he was abducted by palestinian authority intelligence october 11 in ramallah and he's now been labor ed to life at hard because he sold what they say is jew.tinian property to a that is incredible. we're sending them money to help cultivate that kind of bigotry and hatred against jews, really? this day and time we're doing that? needs to stop. and i've seen literature that's being used in palestinian areas to teach children to hate jews. to think of them as farrakhan said as like termites or rats, for heaven's sake. and then i see friends across the aisle embracing, in picture, embracing farrakhan as he has said some of the most hateful, vile, mean-spirited, bigotted comments about our jewish friends. really? i share the desire, the hope that one day we really will achieve dr. martin luther king jr.'s dream, where people are judged by the content of their character, and it won't be necessary to ask people on forms what race they are. i think it is important to know if people are citizens or not because that's how we arrive at how many representatives that kind of thing, th

she has loyalties to palestinian leadership in the west bank and ramallah that doesn't believe israelelieves using violence against the state, not just bds, that is not just focused on boycotting for humanitarian causes. the entire purpose of the bds movement is to destroy israel as country. the bds doesn't just hurt jewish israelis they impact negative way palestinians, israelis work hand in hand side by side in peace with jewish counterparts in companies all across israel. what she is doing is not only anti-semitic, but anti, her cause, she claims she is for the palestinian people. stuart: how do you keep the democrat coalition together? >> i think we should ask nancy pelosi that question. going to be very fun to watch. stuart: must be difficult though, this is disparate coalition with seeming contradict at this forces here? >> not just contradict e contradictory forces, far left, very extremist points of view being carried out in this manner. so i think this woman needs to take a look at her own allegiance. why she is so focused on boycotting a country thousands of miles away. stua