reaction that we've had so we have correspondents covering this story in washington jerusalem and ramallah 1st. at the white house so obviously the palestinian reaction very very disgruntled by this box of course off to the u.a.e. and israel normalize relations a few weeks ago it was expected that all the countries would follow suit. and there's no question given the fact that bahrain is often seen as an extension of saudi policy the question becomes will saudi arabia be next many saying that this couldn't have happened without the blessing of saudi arabia but what this does this establish a number of goals that the trumpet ministration has had for some time well it underscores the fact that one of those schools has failed and that is finding an agreement between israel and the palestinians it does at least start to it believes that achieve the goal of allowing arab nations to join israel in positioning against iran which has been a nation that this administration has been railing against since donald trump took office now it's important to note of this that the administration continues to

when the sign of the signing ceremony is when it comes up what about there in ramallah . that recent public opinion poll that was published today shows a great palestinian and when it comes to the arab feelings many palestinians the betrayal this is the word that they describe it deals with and they say that it only serves the interest of israel to feel abandoned by the deals and it follows that the majority of those who were polled believe that the palestinian leadership has lost its arab allies and that these deals are a failure of the palestinian diplomacy now several protests have been held in different cities across the west bank and another one is expected in less than an hour he had a lot where false to say that they have one message they don't want anyone to speak on their behalf how many palestinians we've talked to over the process of you they said we think that big you know that some by arab states had relations with these rate behind closed doors but they never expected that these deals with big public would be out now if that bill fishel so this is these prot

pointing out that unity is the only data many thanks to the media abraham there reporting live from ramallah that breaking news we've been covering for the last half an hour or so bahrain has joined the united arab emirates and striking an agreement to normalize relations with israel a dramatic move aimed at easing tension in the middle east said president trump i'll be back with more details on this breaking news in just a few moments. keeping law and order is a primary function of any state. when protecting the people became police brutality a domestic incident became a global lock. in a country torn apart by racial inequality. can americans find a leader to unite them. follow the key issues of a us elections. on al-jazeera if you have to choose between your site and feeding your family what do you do and it happens because we don't keep ourselves healthy when us son could face death from a dog fight or do you do everything else to cut the cost of the injections can you afford them 2 short films about inspiring solutions to global challenges a.j. selects on al-jazeera. i care about how the

well for insight into the developments choose the and indeed before the let's go to ramallah in the west bank talk to cal doing barghouti calton is a researcher in israeli affairs on this welcome to the program. is this the kind of breakthrough that the middle east primarily palestine and israel needs to bring about some sort of last thing peace. absolutely not this is will not what the palestinians not expecting in fact signing today's agreements between the united states. and behind with is. political and on the ground facts these facts will leave the ballistae neons with nothing for it is for example. move there is that ideally the american embassy. in the coming. minutes that ocean in washington would not be able to bring it back to this is one that is that of the american people commission in jerusalem as the capital of it all this is a political fact that is difficult all still photo in the american new york administration if i didn't went this administration will not be able to change the subject the other think is that the ceiling for any future negotiations between the palestini

little hope of a peace agreement with all of the palestinians separately have the leadership in ramallah who time and time again refused to engage refused to engage directly with israel their method is to go to the united nations the european union the road to peace is not through the united nations and having protests against the dealing gaza and the occupied west bank senior palestinian figures have called it a black day for their cause it is about him has more from a demonstration in ramallah. betrayal is the word many palestinians are using to describe arab normalization deals with israel they say according to a recent poll published on tuesday that these deals are present the bill year of the palestinian people and show that the palestinian leadership has lost its arab allies. many years later that the timing of this going to be worse the u.s. is trying to push florida it's peace plan this in the plan it was pulled to be rejected by the palestinian leadership palestinian state doesn't meet any of their aspirations for a future palestinian. palestine is the palestinians it's our land

from ramallah in the occupied west bank. israel is imposing even stricter coronavirus locked on measure after a surge in infections prime minister benjamin is in yahoo says the restrictions are necessary to keep the country from being pushed to what he calls the edge of the abyss sorry for such reports. israel was already one week into its 2nd coded 1000 locked down now with new cases nearing 7000 a day and the health system issuing warnings of overstretch daily life in the economy to be restricted yet further. in the past 2 days we heard from the experts that if we don't take immediate and difficult steps we will reach the edge of the a bit in order to save the lives of israeli citizens we are required to impose full lockdown for 2 weeks. that means all non-essential businesses will close at an estimated cost of $10000000000.00 with around a 5th of the workforce unemployed the measure was opposed by the finance minister is unnecessarily damaging and it's a hard sell to a public already doubting and in many cases defying the

ments have done in the past nigger thank you very much senator abraham reporting from ramallah. now with corona virus infections nuclear rising sharply the government is advising people to work from home but schools will remain open prime minister boris johnson is holding an emergency cabinet meeting he will address the house of commons later the leader of the main opposition labor party as a new law or sign of government failure it would take at events toll on people's physical and mental health and on the economy we need a national effort to prevent a national lockdown the prime minister has had months to prepare for this but instead of getting a grip the government must control our testing system collapsed just when we needed it most severe storm of the talking to a virtual party conference in the u.k. it is party conference season let's bring in our correspondent need barkha so the house of commons there for us in london soni what do we think we'll get from boris johnson later in the chamber. well we already have an idea of some of the wide ranging restrictions or additions

that it's a new era of peace we have 3 correspondents on this breaking story that abraham is in ramallah for the palestinian perspective harry for citizen west true slim but 1st let's go to kimberly how cute is standing by for us at the white house kimberly one of the further in the camp of president trip or at least that's the way he's trying to present it ahead of november's election. no question about it we started hearing about the rumors about this phone call that the president had had but all reporters here at the white house found the news out about the same time the rest of the world and that is as you mentioned with a tweet here is what the u.s. president said another historic breakthrough today our 2 great friends of israel in the kingdom of bahrain agreed to a peace deal the 2nd arab country to make peace with israel in 30 days so the u.s. president talking about the agreement that has already been secured in terms of normalizing diplomatic relations between israel and the united arab emirates in fact we already know that there has been a commercial airline flight that has tra

little hope of a peace agreement with all of the palestinians separately have the leadership in ramallah who time and time again refused to engage refused to engage directly with israel their method is to go to the united nations the european union the road to peace is not through the united nations. well that's not how they ever have joins us from the occupied west bank where protests have been taking place throughout the day. what sort of reaction have you been seeing to the signing off to or the anger that we saw in the streets today. of the palestinian prime minister and how much they has called this a black day and a death blow to the arab peace initiative peace initiative talks about the normalization of relations between the arab states and israel but only after israel and its occupation for the arab and palestinian lands and that would have allowed israel to have normal relations with more than 50 arab and muslim states of course palestinian officials have been warning against some arab states going against the arab consensus because their peace initiative has been sawing sorry h

we have more from ramallah. >> betrayal is a word that many palestinians are using to describe the normalizationeals with israel. they say, according to a recent poll that needs deals present the failure of diplomacy and show that the palestinian leadership has lost its arab allies. timinge saying that the could not be worse. andu.s. is trying to push declined by the palestinian leadership. >> palestine is for palestinians. it is our land. it does not matter if the rest of the world normalizes relationships. people and all people with dignity are rejecting normalization. >> they have iterated the importance, but according to polos, a majority of palestinians do not believe that the unity efforts will be effective. two rockets were fired afterwards. >> it has been confirmed that the israeli air force that around the same time that we were hearing live from the immorality prime minister -- twoati prime minister, long-range rockets were fired from gaza, north along the coast. one was intercepted and the other fell in a town. that two people were likely injured by shattered glass. these incidents ar

in the divided leadership you have to say in ramallah and in gaza that they have the let it come to this point that it adds to a long list of problems with the u.s. administration and that there is no solution in sight no way out of it but again there is a deeper sense that there is a shift in the region specially since could count on arab countries that there would not normalized. relations with israel until they end their military occupation over palestinians and there is of course also concern that other countries might follow even more so that the arab league that came together last week couldn't come together on a resolution on this issue that was brought in by the palestinians time here in jerusalem thank you. now here in germany brother confirmed plans to take you more than 1500 migrants from the greek islands vice chancellor all i've shown said the government would accept 51553 people on top of 150 unaccompanied children. don't but he agreed to take this move follows a fire that destroyed the morea migrant camp on the island of last boss last week leaving about a 12000 displ

the president critsoozed their differences in a videoeoconferee between ramallah and beirut. > [speaking foreign language] >> the factions announced that in the next five weeks, they would create a joint committee to organize the response and put an end to their divisions. they say the u.a.e. has betrayed them by establishing official ties with israel. the u.s.-backed initiative unveiled last month. the palestinians also condemn washington's so-called peace plan, which would see the annexation of parts of the west bank and declare the city of jerusalemm israeael's undivided capital. according to the u.a.e., israel agreed to drop annexation plans in exchange forr the normalizatioion deal, but the israeli prime minister says the project has merely been postponed. >> this friday marks day three of a closely watched terror trial here in france. 14 people are accused of involvement in the 2015 attack which began at the paris offices of the magazine charlie hebdo and ended at a kosher supermarket. the suspects are accused of providing logistical support to the accomplices. if convicted they co

in the palestinian city of ramallah, people gathered to protest the deal.hey argued arab nations not to normalize ties as long as israel continues occupying the west bank. the palestinian authority is also condemning the pact. meanwhile, two rockets were fired from gaza during the signing ceremony. the area is controlled by the palestinian militant group hamas. the israeli military intercepted one rocket, but police say the attack injured several people inside israel. >>> the world health organization says punitive tariffs the united states imon chinese imports violate international trade rules. the finding is that international trade body's first decision concerning the trade conflict between washington and beijing. the trump administration imposed additional tariffs of 25% on goods from china in 2018, citing section 301 of the u.s. trade act. the u.s. government argued that china had infringed intellectual property rights by unfairly obtained advanced technologies from american companies. washington's retaliatory action prompted beijing to file a complain

countries abandoned the palestinian cause and there is disappointment of their own leadership in ramallah and gaza that it come to this and another problem with the purposes and no solution in sight. at the same time i have to say there's a sense that there might be a shift in the region. up until now palestinians could count on the publicly stated position of the arab countries there would be no normalization until israel ends the military occupation over pal continue kwrapbsd there's a country other countries might follow and that was more so after the arab league last week failed to come together on a resolution that was brought in by the palestinians. >> it is beginning to look like a paradigigm shift in the middl east and not to the advantage of the palestinians. tanya, thank you. greece has called on the european union to help deal with the migrant crisis on its eastern islands. last week a fire destroyed the largest refugee camp and today the council president also appealed to e.u. nations to step up response to this crisis. on tuesday germany said it would take in more than 1,500

abandon the palestinian cause at the same time there's also disappointment at their own leadership in ramallah and in gaza it's a divided leadership that it that it come to this that it's another problem with the trial. that there is no solution in sight at the same time also have to say there's a sense that there might be a shift in the region up until now actually palestinians could actually count at least on the publicly stated position by the arab countries that there would be no normalization with israel until israel and military occupation over palestinians and of course there's also concern that other countries might follow and that was even more so after the arab league last week failed to come together on a resolution that was brought in by the palestinians. city of louisville kentucky has agreed to pay $12000000.00 to the family of briana taylor and introduced police reforms as part of a legal settlement taylor was shot dead in her own apartment by police officers who entered on a so-called no knock warrant for killing as well as that of george floyd was a catalyst for a summer of ra

for us in the ramallah. ok let me take you back to thailand and those protests which have been forcing parliament to delay plans to amend the constitution we can go back to 10 for a scythe is the southeast asia expert at the london school of economics we have you back alan scott made a few technical problems beforehand but it's good to have you back you were explaining to us why the government had decided to delay a decision on this well the government really doesn't want to change a constitution at this stage the new constitution was passed just 3 years ago 2017 and it's designed to make sure that the military have a continued presence in the running of thai politics so the people on the streets are demanding an end to that situation they want to see more democracy and i don't think the ruling party wants to see that change at all so i mean they want to take every step they can to try and water down the demonstrations if i understand it correctly the last revision to the the constitution actually embedded t

talking about the everyone who wanted to be there has been also wants to be heard he's leaning in ramallah i mean i think the state tried to be polite not to him to be in but but i think in the discussion to the today i don't think we should do is track a bit since this is the bar or the direct request from the student you know for more like we're not going to form so i understand that that you can be sure is the real issue that emily had to set but then how does connect with the student requests to see very formidable not right we really need to make this kind of connection i think a young girl really become frustrated partly because of coal we. do have a core we you don't have a lot of us of course we but get at the same time as someone else of what's there what is the how does. martin seeing the time the economic hardship keep young really hard but but then we're just in this endeavor king king watching one having such a good time you know in germany where. that has become a long term stay here already you know bangkok a family holiday destination. cities family i think that little at t

abandoned the palestinian cause at the same time there's also disappointment at their own leadership in ramallah and in gaza it's a divided leadership that it that it come to this that it's another problem with the trump ministration that there is no solution in sight at the same time also have to say there's a sense that there might be a shift in the region up until now actually palestinians could actually count at least on a particular stated position by the arab countries that there would be no normalization with israel until israel and military occupation over palestinians and of course is also a concern that other countries might follow and that was even more so after the arab league last week failed to come together on a resolution that was brought in by the palestinians certainly is beginning to look like a paradigm shift in the middle east and not to the advantage of the palestinians. in jerusalem tanya thank you. greece has called on the european union for help dealing with the migrant crisis unfolding on its eastern. that after a fire destroyed europe's largest refugee camp on the isla

abandon the palestinian cause at the same time there's also disappointment at their own leadership in ramallah and in gaza it's a divided leadership that it that it come to this that it's another problem with the trying ministration that there is no solution in sight at the same time also have to say there's a sense that there might be a shift in the region and up until now actually palestinians could actually count at least on the public the stated position by the arab countries that there would be no normalization with israel until israel and military occupation over palestinians and of course there's also concern that other countries might follow and that was even more so after the arab league last week failed. to come together on a resolution that was brought in by the palestinians certainly beginning to look like a paradigm shift in the middle east and not just the advantage of the palestinians . thank you. greece has called on the european union to help deal with the migrant crisis unfolding on its eastern islands last week a fire on was destroyed europe's largest refugee today european

just putting that's kind of situation on the ground on a piece of paper meeting abraham for us in ramallah in the occupied west bank thanks so much neda. well let's now go to heidi is. standing outside the white house where they have been even more protests i do we've been seeing those numbers grow as well not everyone as clearly happy with this deal what have you been hearing from demonstrators there. that's right and toss it a little bit hard for me to hear you because we're here at a sort of a clash historic between my being rival ringrose the protesters palestinian american all right 50 of them from across the country to protest the signing of the steel which they called the trail and spoke with one of the protesters the man who drove from chicago and it's nearly a 3rd of the steel beams signed he sent his quote brothers from the way he can crow about great work to train palestinians and then you have another protesters here who are going room israeli protesters and i also spoke with many who are pro trump calling him the greatest president of the u.s. as far as negotiating peace deals

basis are the most conceivable course to take with a timeframe no leaders in 6 months and brahim in ramallah says this isn't the 1st time the 2 groups have agreed to hold elections but a senior leader gibby to has talked about a consensus and agreement that has been reached between fatah and hamas to hold elections in stages 1st to start by just that the council elections the presidential ones and then the palestinian national council elections which are. expected to be including palestinians in that they all spur of course this announcement comes after a series of meetings between fatah and hamas the started with a press conference between the leaders in july in which they vowed to work together against israel's plans to annex parts of your pride west bank course events after that continued and the palestinians were surprised with the announcement of the u.a.e. and beheading signing normalization deals with israel and that has led to. tens of fire their meetings and say they really have so many limited options that they only hop to conciliation and unity as the only way forward but it's it'

rights are stipulated in the international legitimacy resolutions he to abraham has more now from ramallah. betrayal the word many palestinians are used to describe. these the also represent the failure of the polls. show that the palestinian leadership has lost the its arab allies. many years the timing of this going to be worse the us is trying to push for. peace plan this plan was fully rejected by the pardon leadership palestinian doesn't meet any of their aspirations for a future of. palestine is for palestinians it's our land it doesn't matter if arabs or the rest of the world normalize its relations it will remain palestinian. secret marriage before and now it's become illegal the bahraini people and all people with dignity are rejecting normalization even if regimes normalize their top hamas leaders and i know many arabs warn that our president or the world leaders are very good to rake in the importance of the. kernel unity according to the polls the. palestinians do not believe that the average the to the. moments after the deal was signed 2 rockets were fired from gaza into isra

recognition of israel as a betrayal and normalization of illegal occupation need abraham has moved from ramallah palestinians are saying that even when the u.a.e. deal with israel has boosted that it has put annexation on the ice with the time being it's really practices on the ground are ongoing so for example operation hasn't ended and the beheading the statement of the normalization agreement today is did not he didn't give anything to the palestinians so they feel that they've been left out alone against what the arab league's previous resolutions were in specific the arab peace initiative which calls for the normalization between arab states and is a rebuttal only after israel and its occupation now the palestinian president has recalled the palestinian ambassador to beheading we've seen a similar move to. when the u.a.e. is finding its deal and of course the fear now among many palestinians is that there at the u.a.e. is the deal has been a green light really 2 or more arab states to normalize with israel and we've heard also many palestinians saying that for years they've been seeing the

i have been in power since 2006 more analysis shortly but 1st ramallah shell takes a look back at theemir of kuwait stuff in recent years saddam had become recognized and relied on as a regional mediator. in 2017 when g.c.c. member states saudi arabia and the united arab emirates along with egypt accused of supporting what they described as terrorism and imposed a land air and sea blockade it was him who intervened the kuwaiti amir attempted to broker a settlement urged for more dialogue between the gulf rivals and pushed for reforms to prevent future disputes. occurred.

some hill near ramallah bringing 700000 immigrants to israel and absolving building a society and economy of. the tiny settlements surrounded by hundreds of thousands of palestinian. in early october john friedman a friend of peres convinced him to arrange a rally in support of the peace process. peres urged robin to accept the initiative but rabin wondered would be believin leave their homes in those days rabin was more pessimistic than ever. if too much is heard in the middle east from the few extremists tonight the supporters of peace and a huge rally in tel aviv this is the young israel tired of obvious service tired of chasing palestinian stone throwing children through refugee camps all sides are mobilizing but this is now becoming one of the most contentious moments in israeli history for the past 5 perhaps no surprise is fighting and there is a popular my term for peace. by obama. it was the happiest day of his life. i've known him for 50 years i do never seen him so happy. he has many down there he didn't know if people would show up for a while how they'd behave. and to his plea

some hill near ramallah bringing 700000 immigrants to israel and absolving building a society and economy of. another tiny settlement surrounded by hundreds of thousands of palestinians meltdown a few others didn't. in early october john freedman a friend of peres convinced him to arrange a rally in support of the peace process. peres urged robin to accept the initiative but rabin wondered what people even leave their homes in those days rabin was more pessimistic than ever. if too much is heard in the middle east from the few extremists tonight the supporters of peace and a huge rally in tel aviv this is the young israel tired of army service tired of chasing palestinian stone throwing children through refugee camps all sides are mobilizing but this is now becoming one of the most contentious moments in israeli history for the past 5 perhaps no surprise is fighting and there is a popular momentum for peace. that obama before it was the happiest day of his life and i've known him for 15 years i do never seen him so happy. he has many down there he didn't know if people would show up or ca

had been in power since 2006 more analysis shortly but 1st ramallah shell takes a look back at the emir of kuwait south in recent years. had become recognized and relied on as a regional mediator in 2017 when g.c.c. member states saudi arabia and the united arab emirates along with egypt accused qatar of supporting what they described as terrorism and imposed a land air and sea blockade it was him who intervened the kuwaiti amir attempted to broker a settlement urged for more dialogue between the gulf rivals and pushed for reforms to prevent future disputes. no question rather ignorant of we have discussed the situation in the country for most of the unfortunate dispute between our brothers in the gulf region and our efforts to contain it she was born in kuwait city in 1926 the son of a comedy. who was in new york from 1944 to 1950 for 4 decades he held the post of foreign minister. in that time the oil rich country experienced huge economic growth but was also vulnerable to regional struggles although kuwait had supported the iraqi government during the nearly decade long war with iran

mediated deals for full diplomatic ties needed him as more from ramallah. well the foreign minister maliki said that was some arab states used their silver and dried as what he called an excuse to normalize relations with israel he said that the arab league has a shared responsibility in these normalization deals with israel nor namely because these arab states did not discuss that decision with the arab league nor did the arab league adopt a resolution that was submitted by the palestinians to condemn normalization he said that palestinians do not want to be presiding over a session of the arab states are rushing to normalize relations with israel he was asked if that is a pretty lewd or an introduction for palestinians to be leaving the arab league he stressed that this is not what palestinians are looking for but they want the arab league to be. to really be true to its previous resolutions let's not forget that the arab league is the place where the arab peace initiative was born it was it did he did time and time again and it says that denormalization

yesterday in gaza had been laid to rest an explosive device was found in a plastic bag under a bench in ramallah the border to gaza was closed and will remain so for a few more days. as we approached the secluded villa hidden deep within a norwegian forest a chill ran through my spine negotiating with terrorists was one thing in theory but now i was just hoping that we had made a terrible mistake. our 1st handshake was rather tense i scanned the people in front of me and matched their faces to the memos we had prepared back home. served as the palestinian minister of finance. beside him said court arafat's confidant. the youngest of the group was asked for a militant communist who was the most aggressive of the 3 the palestinians wanted to know who we were and who we represented but all we could say was that we were 2 professors who were here in defiance of the law. the morning started bad morning started who said only police didn't understand how difficult it was to live under nazi occupation in no way usually understand how difficult it was collude for them for us to live in these their local

palestinian figures have called it a black day for their course it has more from a demonstration in ramallah. the drug use the word many balls than yours are used to describe a year of normalization with israel they say according to a recent poll published. that the is the author of present the fear of the palestinian people and show that the palestinian leadership has lost its arab now long. many years that the timing of this going to be worse the u.s. is trying to push for. peace plan this plan was fully rejected by the palestinian leadership palestinians say it doesn't meet any of their aspirations for a future. palestine is for palestinians it's our land doesn't matter if arabs all the rest of the world normalize relations it will remain palestinian. people and legal this is not the bahraini people and people with dignity are rejecting normalization even if the regime of saddam was their top leaders right now any effort on the i'll never live with the old leaders i think it's a really good thing that all the. internal unit the poor the poll. ballot do not believe that we're going to be.

some hill near ramallah bringing 700000 immigrants to israel and absolving building a society and economy of. another tiny settlement surrounded by hundreds of thousands of palestinian. in early october john freedman a friend of peres convinced him to arrange a rally in support of the peace process. peres urged rabin to accept the initiative but rabin wondered would be people even leave their homes in those days rabin was more pessimistic than ever. if too much is heard in the middle east from the few extremists tonight the supporters of peace and a huge rally in tel aviv this is the young israel tired of obvious service tired of chasing palestinian stone throwing children through refugee camps all sides are mobilizing but this is now becoming one of the most contentious moments in israeli history for the past 5 surprises fighting and there is a popular i'm about to piece. it was the happiest day of his life. i've known him for 15 years i never seen him so happy. he has many down there he didn't know if people would show up or call how they behave. and to his pleasant surprise the crowd w

yesterday in gaza had been laid to rest an explosive device was found in a plastic bag under eventually ramallah the border to gaza was closed and will remain so for a few more days. as we approach the secluded villa hidden deep within a no we joined forest a chill ran through my spine negotiating with terrorists was one thing in theory but now i was just hoping that we had made a terrible mistake. our 1st handshake was rather tense i scanned the people in front of me and matched their faces to the memos we had prepared back home. abu allah served as the palestinian minister of finance. beside him said court arafat's confidant. the youngest of the group was haasan os for a militant communist who was the most aggressive of the 3 the palestinians wanted to know who we were and who we represented but all we could say was that we were 2 professors who were here in defiance of the law. the morning started bad morning started and. said only palestinians understand how difficult it was to live in a not superficial in no way usually understand how difficult it was to live for them for us to live in thes

there is no to abraham is in ramallah or in the occupied west bank and has for the palestinians nothing has changed at the same time palestinians are saying that even when they you we deal with israel has boasted that it has put annexation on ice for the time being it's really practices on the ground are ongoing so for example operation hasn't ended and the beheading any statement of normalization agreement today is not it didn't give anything to the palestinians so they feel that they've been left out alone against what the arab league's previous resolutions were in specific the arab peace initiative which calls for the normalization between arab states and israel but only after israel and its occupation now the palestinian president has recalled the palestinian ambassador to haiti and we've seen a similar move to that when the u.a.e. find its deal and of course the fear now among many palestinians is that there at the u.a.e. is the deal has been a green light really for more arab states to normalize with israel empowered by the arab leaders. meeting in which it failed to the palestini

abandon the palestinian cause at the same time there's also disappointment at their own leadership in ramallah and in gaza it's a divided leadership that it that it come to this that it's another problem with the trial. that there is no solution in sight at the same time also have to say there's a sense that there might be a shift in the region and up until now actually palestinians could actually count at least on the pop make he stated position by the arab countries that there would be no normalization with israel until israel and military occupation over palestinians and of course there's also concern that other countries might follow and that was even more so after the arab league last week failed to come together on a resolution that was brought in by the palestinians certainly beginning to look like a paradigm shift in the middle east and not to the advantage of the palestinians. thank you. greece has called on the european union to help deal with the migrant crisis unfolding on its eastern oil and last week a fire unless it's destroyed europe's largest refugee camp today european union

among the plo.ld i want to play something from the chief negotiator anti-palestinian official, in ramallah i sat down with him. he didn't have a lot nice to say about israel or the us and here's how he reacted today.bo >> a palestinian israeli conflict is what needs to be solved. if i'm right about this military alliance that is being created donald trump is preparing for the confrontation of the century. shannon: he does not think it is moving towards peace but toward confrontation was what do you say? >> listening to a lot of critics of the president trying to downplay whatay we've done ther today, i believe if the president were able to walk on water across the potomac his critics would accuse him of not being able to swim. this is a big deal. even the wall street journal, the washington post, hardly a fan of the president call this a huge accomplishment, when he unveils his vision for peace in the middle east, when he finished, i saw arab, muslim, all standing and giving a thundering innovation. i thought to myself only donald trump could pull this off. all of us on the panel a christi

abandoned the palestinian cause at the same time there's also disappointment at their own leadership in ramallah and in gaza it's a divided leadership that it that it come to this that it's another problem with the trial ministration that there is no solution in sight at the same time also have to say there's a sense that there might be a shift in the region up until now actually palestinians could actually count at least on the publicly stated position by the arab countries that there would be no normalization with israel until israel and military occupation over palestinians and of course there's also concern that other countries might follow and that was even more so after the arab league last week failed to come together on a resolution that was brought in by the palestinians. green says called on the european union to help deal with the migrant crisis unfolding on its eastern islands last week a fire unless bust destroyed europe's largest migrant cap today european union council president. also appealed to e.u. nations to step up their response to the crisis on tuesday germany said it would

some hill near ramallah bringing 700000 immigrants to israel and absolving building a society and economy of. the tiny settlements surrounded by hundreds of thousands of palestinian. in early october john freedman a friend of peres convinced him to arrange a rally in support of the peace process. peres urged robin to accept the initiative but rabin wondered would be people even leave their homes in those days rabin was more pessimistic than ever. if too much is heard in the middle east from the few extremists tonight the supporters of peace and a huge rally in tel aviv this is the young israel tired of obvious service tired of chasing palestinian stone throwing children through refugee camps all sides are mobilizing but this is now becoming one of the most contentious moments in israeli history for the past 5 perhaps no surprise is fighting and there is a popular i'm about to piece. it was the happiest day of his life. i've known him for 15 years i do never seen him so happy. he has many downs. he didn't know if people would show up or call how they behave. and to his pleasant surprise th

some hill near ramallah bringing 700000 immigrants to israel and absolving building a society and economy of. the tiny settlements surrounded by hundreds of thousands of palestinian. in early october john freedman a friend of peres convinced him to arrange a rally in support of the peace process. peres urged robin to accept the initiative but rabin wondered would be believin leave their homes in those days rabin was more pessimistic than ever. if too much is heard in the middle east from the few extremists tonight the supporters of peace and a huge rally in tel aviv this is the young israel tired of obvious service tired of chasing palestinian stone throwing children through refugee camps all sides are mobilizing but this is now becoming one of the most contentious moments in israeli history for the past 5 perhaps no surprise is fighting and there is a popular i'm about to piece. that obama before it was the happiest day of his life. i've known him for 15 years i do never seen him so happy. he has many downs just he didn't know if people would show up or call how they behave. and to his p