amy: we're speaking to sharif abdel kouddous, democracy now!orrespondent, puffin fellow at the nation institute speaking to in gaza.he front lines when we come back, we will broaden this discussion and go to jerusalem, sweden where we will be speaking here in new york about this 70 anniversary of the nakba, the arabic word expulsiontrophe" the or forcing to flee, hundreds of thousands of palestinians, and the ceremonial opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem yesterday. this is democracy now! back with you in a moment. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. now to jerusalalem, usb budour hassan is with palestinian writer and project , coordinator fofor the jerusalm center for legal aid and human rights. we want to first go to what happened yesterday in jerusalem our isr from whehere bud now. we want to turn to jared kushner, the senior advisor to his father-in-law come the president of the united states donald trump. he represented trump at monday's opening o

sharif? >> what can you say? jerusalem, because to the core of the palestinian issue and this is being done -- speaking of people here in gaza, you know, not just doswell, the fact the decision was made in this way, but also the arrogance in the way it is being done will passed easily here. it is not something holliston he is are going to just let slide. -- palestinians are going to just let slide. there's been a movement to displace palestinians from jerusalem. palestinians who live in jerusalem have a separate kind of identity card. they have to constantly prove what is called the center of life there. if they travel abroad for a length of time, they can lose that residency in that it will go to a jewish person, a settler . if they marry someone from the west bank, then they cannot live together in jerusalem. there's a whole raft of laws and rules and different ways that they have been slowly chipping away at take over jerusalem. you know, the move of the embassy is just another kind of slap in the face. it is

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temple mount a holy site and bolt religions hundreds of jewish worshipers had come to temple mount or sharif and arabic in honor of jerusalem day a national holiday commemorates the day when israel took control of jerusalem's old city. to discuss this further we're joined by detail you correspondent who's in jerusalem covering the story for us and while come jerusalem day is not without tension to begin with in the city but this year especially there is further strain with the u.s. set to move its embassy to morrow you witnessed several protests today what's been happening there. as you said yourself it's a day of high tension and this is a city that's used to high tensions but things are especially heightened right now as we saw there was some at least one scuffle at the temple mount earlier today where police unfortunately punched a man in the head during clashes between police israelis and palestinians up there i myself was following today a group of the left wing israeli peace activists who were marching through the old city handing out flowers and holding heart shaped signs that say we

pulled up salute clear we support the status quo on the her arm al-sharif temple mount. now here which is the organization from which the man who gave the prisoned came from has expressed its own concerns about the incident it says that the man who presented the picture actually acted on his own behalf but the problem is that the american ambassador already has a record of controversy even before this event he is a supporter of israeli settlements in palestinian territory and in the past he's also called on the u.s. state department to stop calling the west bank israeli occupied territory the temple mount is a very holy site in jerusalem it's venerated by three religions judaism christianity and islam it's the most holy site in today's and the third most holy site in islam and this incident comes at a very unfortunate time it follows the inauguration of the new us embassy in jerusalem from its original base in tel aviv and as you well know that sparked a barrage of both international and regional criticism. thank you for those details . thousands of people taking part in

policy is absolutely clear we support the status quo on her arm al-sharif temple mount now here which is the organization from which the man who gave the president came from has expressed its own concerns about the incident it says that the man who presented the picture actually acted on his own behalf but the problem is that the american ambassador already has a record of controversy even before this event he is a supporter of israeli settlements in palestinian territory and in the past he's also called on the u.s. state department to stop calling the west bank israeli occupied territory and this incident comes at a very unfortunate time it follows the inauguration of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem from its original base in tel aviv and as you well know that sparked a barrage of both international and regional criticism this might provoke further tensions it builds the rhetoric against the u.s. policies it would pressure governments to go in the face of and against the interests of the united states and at the same time there would be protests which are already being organized for

policy is absolutely clear we support the status quo on the her arm al-sharif temple mount. well into the picture came an extremely sensitive time with the region shaken by violent anti israel protests hundred palestinians have been killed in just the last three months thousands more have been wounded and the situation worsened after the u.s. moved into jerusalem that was a step strongly opposed by palestinians both sides have long lasting statehood bid for the city we discussed this latest development with our guests. this might provoke for the tensions it builds the rhetoric against the u.s. policies it would pressure governments to go in face of been against the interests of the united states and at the same time there would be protests which are already being organized for quite some time right now in territories over the two months we lost one hundred thirteen people thirteen thousand injuries. already well it does come at a sensitive time and in fact is the united states embassy issued a. correction to the mistake saying that they support what's called the status quo i

policy is absolutely clear we support the status quo on the her arm al-sharif temple mount now i hear which is the organization from which the man who gave the president came from has expressed its own concerns about the incident it says that the man who presented the picture actually acted on his own behalf but the problem is that the american ambassador already has a record of controversy even before this event he is a supporter of israeli settlements in palestinian territory and in the past he's also called on the u.s. state department to stop calling the west bank israeli occupied territory and this incident comes at a very unfortunate time it follows the inauguration of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem from its original base in tel aviv and as you well know that sparked a barrage of both international and regional criticism this might provoke further tensions it builds the rhetoric against the u.s. policies it would pressure governments to go in face of that and against the interests of the united states and at the same time there would be protests which are already being organi

international and regional criticism located in the old city of jerusalem the temple mount or al sharif is a holy site for jews muslims and christians alike reflecting history dating back to ancient times let's go live now to jerusalem and to meet three dylon is a member of the fatah revolutionary council the palestinian party which controls the west bank and to me how would you assess this it appears to be a simple case of not knowing or negligence perhaps from the u.s. ambassador to israel. not at all this ambassador as a reporter you reporter showed has been involved with illegal settlement colonial activity in occupied territories using occupation denyer he raises funds for settlements which are associated with jewish terror and the term was used by the president of israel not only me he knows exactly what he's doing and he is. basically the ambassador of the radical. settlement illegal settlement movement in israel which is associated with the jewish terror groups he is the best of these people to the white house not the other way around because under no circumstance you could be r

israel and in that question well if you visit the temple to what the palestinians call the harm of sharif on a friday for friday prayers you see the place is packed there's no limitation palestinians coming to their holy sites in jerusalem only when the area was under. it was jordanian rule at the time but it was under arab rule suddenly you found the jews could no longer go to the western wall you found. synagogues that had been there since the thirteenth century were either destroyed or there was no effort to true fix them up we protect holy sites there is a real problem of holy sites across the middle east look at what diaries has been doing in syria and in iraq this is not the question i was asking you if you want to be more specific let me rephrase it how do you take the issue of the palestinian claims and the palestinian aspirations to have their capital of their future state in its jerusalem well frankly jerusalem has been the capital of the jewish people for three thousand years and i think that is our motivating principle now if muslims want to have freedom of religious access to

policy is absolutely clear we support the status quo on the her arm al-sharif temple mount now here which is the organization from which the man who gave the president came from has expressed its own concerns about the incident it says that the man who presented the picture actually acted on his own behalf but the problem is that the american ambassador already has a record of controversy even before this event he is a supporter of israeli settlements in palestinian territory and in the past he's also called on the u.s. state department to stop calling the west bank israeli occupied territory and this incident comes at a very unfortunate time it follows the inauguration of the new year.

his supporters as he returned home he was found guilty of manslaughter for shooting up the fatah al sharif a seal a wounded in the hebron street in twenty sixteen a palestinian man had already been shot by israeli soldiers who say he attacked them with a knife governors from chad and cameroon or attending a two day forum in nigeria they're looking for solutions to the ongoing humanitarian crisis created by boko haram fighters in the region despite the presence of more than forty n.g.o.s and un agencies thousands of without food and shelter. reports now from my degree in northeastern nigeria. the bugger fish market used to be one of the busiest spots in the next region eighty trucks on average brought in the daily catch a fish from the lake not anymore only a few dried fish arrive the market now. well someone who comes here every day to earn enough to buy a meal for his family one successful fisherman largely depends on the goodwill of others after book why don't fight is over and his village four years ago is heard about plans by government and international partners to assist people like

called on all parties to maintain the status quo, including the temple mount also known as rommel sharife challenges to peace are numerous, i have personally seen the determination of the leaders in the region and throughout the world remains steadfast. have seen too much pain, sorrow, and wasted opportunity. and i think it is time to try something better. war andm has been the conquest. jerusalem must remain a city that brings people of all faiths together to visit, worship, and respect each other. and the glory of god's creation. israel has been a responsible custodian of jerusalem and is kept these religious sites open to all. immediately after the 1967 war, one of the first act was to adopt the protection of holy places law, ensuring access to places of worship to members of all religions. funds were allocated to repair any damage to churches, mosques, and synagogues that suffer through war, conflict, and neglect. as israel turns 70, the search for lasting peace trends over a new route leaf. afraid to stand strongly with our allies. when there is peace in this region, we will look ba

mohammed chabad sharif said iran has met all its allegations laid out in the deal. >> in contrast, the. has consistently violated the agreement, especially by bullying others from doing business with iran. in the last year or so, we have been told that president trump is unhappy with the deal. and it now appears that the response from some europeans has been to offer the united states more concessions from our pocket. mark: the 2015 nuclear agreement between iran and world powers rate wire tehran to limit its enrichment of uranium, handover stockpiles command reconfigure a heavy water reactor so it could produce put on them. in exchange for iran regained. access to the global banking system. bill cosby's wife is calling for a criminal investigation into the prosecutor behind her husband's sexual assault conviction. saidstatement today, she they case was "mob justice, not real justice," and she called a tragedy that must be undone. bill cosby is under house arrest. 4 david: president trump repeated, that is what rudy giuliani said last night. he made the assertion as part of his claim t

support the status quo at jerusalem's holy sites, including at the temple mount also known as haram al sharifis a testament to the unbreakable spirit of the jewish people. the united states will always be a great friend of israel and a partner in the cause of freedom and peace. we wish ambassador friedman good luck as he takes up office in this beautiful jerusalem embassy and we extend a hand in friendship to israel, the palestinians and to all of their neighbors. may there be peace. may got bless this embassy. may god bless all who serve there. and may god bless the united states of america. thank you. >> that of course was president trump. giving his video address from the united states. you can see there in the audience, his daughter and son-in-law sitting in the front row. jared kushner will be the next up. we will take that live. steve mnuchin will be on the stage, revealing the seal that is the unveiling of the embassy. right there, ivanka is joining him, to show that the building will now officially be the plaque is what they're going to show you, will be the u.s. embassy there. i want

plans, calling him an infamous liar who has done nothing to offer except lies and deceit and minister sharifaking to twitter attacking secretary of state mike pompeo, no need to worry about iran not racing before the deal norwood turn to a weapon after, now says time to withdraw whether iran can enrich any nuclear material so which one is it? iran's for an administration, the only one, john kerry he was the lead negotiator of the iran deal defend it pulling out of it and every detail prime minister benjamin that yahoo presented, the reason the world came together to apply years of sanctions and negotiate the iran nuclear agreement and it is working. that is why israeli security experts are speaking out. the secretary of state, the department, he will soon lead. >> patriot and great americans, of america's face of the world and my mission will be to lead you, the united states diplomatic core needs to be in every stretch of the world executing missions on behalf of this country. rob: the pres. will swear in mike pompeo at 11:00. a lot of moving parts. >> a busy man in a new job. >> donald tru

sot sharif zakout/arab resource and organizing center 18-29 only ones who don't want peace are israel and they continue to take palestinian land and we have continued to come out here to protest more of those land grabs and the trump administration actually moving the embassy adds insult to injury especially when they are talking of peace among the protestors were american jews who wanted to be clear they too don't support what happened monday. sot carole seligman/protesting against israel 42-51 i'm really angry that my taxes are being used to fund this horrible oppression of palestinians by israel the consulate closed early due to the protest, but a smaller group of counter demonstrators waving the israeli flag gathered across the street. sot suzy sholin/supports israel 59-108 i support the embassy moving to jerusalem and i think one death is too many on any side though on opposite sides of the street, police provided protective barriers for both sides. eventually pro palestinian demonstrators took to the streets escorted by police, they marched from montgomery street to market to 7t

the status quo at jerusalem's holy sites including at the temple mount also known as how ron paul sharif. this city and its entire nation is a testament to the unbreakable spirit of the jewish people united states will always be a great friend of israel and a partner in the cause of freedom and peace. we wish ambassador friedman good luck as he takes up his office in this beautiful jerusalem embassy, and we extend a hand in friendship to israel, the palestinians and to all of their neighbors. may there be peace. may god bless this embassy. may god bless all who serve their peer and may god bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] >> it's now my great honor to call upon treasury secretary steven mnuchin and senior advisor, ivanka trump, to respectfully unveil the field of nested embassy ando rd the dedication. [applause] >> on behalf of the 45th president of the united states of america, we welcome you officially and for the first time to the embassy of the united states here in jerusalem, the capital of israel. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, mr. secretary, and thank

hundred ninety eight bin laden's arab fighters had helped taliban forces conquer the city of mazar e sharif the last major city in afghanistan. to fall to the taliban and. al qaida had also forth along side the taliban against its arch enemy the renowned guerrilla fighter ahmed shah masood. bin laden's former bodyguard remembers fighting lawsuits forces advancing on kabul. for the mother to come out of the mobile one of the market sucked at the cut the deal had become in it to public. with the command would. address. that one that. has come in a whisper to leave a colossal come out of this alert for the. missing . for the key thing. i do miss the latin for good. i mean how to deal. with the how they're the most difficult sort of how much. was a. happy man how we left. afghanistan. when the. it appeared to some observers who would keep players in events at the time that bin laden had considerable influence over his taliban allies and noticed a kind of helplessness that. was guiding the whole thing and he was in combat and not in kabul and obviously he was the first. so it was quite a sort of

jerusalem, which israel views as its capitol and the violence and death that resulted from that.sot sharif and organizing center 18-29only ones who don't want peace are israel and they continue to take palestinian land and we have continued to come out here to protest more of those land grabs and the trump administration actually moving the embassy adds insult to injury especially when they are talking of peaceamong the protestors were american jews who wanted to be clear they too don't support what happened monday.sot carole seligman/protesting against israel 42-51i'm really angry that my taxes are being used to fund this horrible oppression of palestinians by israelthe consulate closed early due to the protest, but a smaller group of counter demonstrators waving the israeli flag gathered across the street.sot suzy sholin/supports israel 59-108i support the embassy moving to jerusalem and i think one death is too many on any side though on opposite sides of the street, police provided protective barriers for both sides. eventually pro palestinian demonstrators took to the streets escorted

called on all parties to maintain the status quo, including the temple mount also known as rommel sharife the challenges to peace are numerous, i have personally seen the determination of the leaders in the region and throughout the world remains steadfast. they have seen too much pain, h, sorrow, wasted opportunity and they think it is time to try something better. throughout history, jerusalem has been the victim of war and conquest. it has been used to divide people and used to instigate conflict but it does not have to be this way. jerusalem must remain a city that brings people of all faiths together to appreciate the majesty of history. israel has been a responsible custodian of jerusalem and has kept these sites open to all. fact, after the 1967 war, one of the first acts was to adopt the protection of holy places law, ensuring access to places of holy warship to members of all religion. funds were allocated to repair damage that suffered through war , conflict, and neglect. as israel turned 70, the search for lasting peace turns over a new lead, one of realism and not being afrai

jerusalem, which israel views as its capitol and the violence and death that resulted from that.sot sharif zakout/arab resource and organizing center 18-29only ones who don't want peace are israel and they continue to take palestinian land and we have continued to come out here to protest more of those land grabs and the trump administration actually moving the embassy adds insult to injury especially when they are talking of peaceamong the protestors were american jews who wanted to be clear they too don't support what happened monday.sot carole seligman/protesting against israel 42-51i'm really angry that my taxes are being used to fund this horrible oppression of palestinians by israelthe consulate closed early due to the protest, but a smaller group of counter demonstrators waving the israeli flag gathered across the street.sot suzy sholin/supports israel 59-108i support the embassy moving to jerusalem and i think one death is too many on any side though on opposite sides of the street, police provided protective barriers for both sides. eventually pro palestinian demonstrators took to

the iranians, a.b., sharif tweeting today that it's a sham. u.s.ham, regression old habits. failed policies dictated by crop special interests. obviously the israelis he is pointing to. it repeats the same wrong choices and will reap the same ill rewards. in iran meanwhile is working with partners for post-u.s. jcpoa solutions." as this is going on, iran is still working with europe. at what level of success? >> that's the bottom line. we don't know how effective the trump administration can be making a broad set of demands and dreaming of an actual new deal as long as iran doesn't feel isolated. as long as the europeans are still at the table with the iranians, they can say we don't need the u.s. and we don't need to give in to all these stipulations. you play the tape from wendy sherman. they are viewed as unrealistic, and as jonah said, they are saying to iran, just be perfect. with that, it's skepticism about whether or not the intention, the influence of someone like john bolton on president trump is to ultimately combine with pompeo's sentime

support the status quo at jerusalem's holy sites, including at the temple mount, also known as avram al sharif. >> dana: saying that the responsibility for the violence rests squarely with hamas. check out peter alexander. >> we believe hamas is responsible. >> is their responsibility beyond that on the israeli authority? >> we believe hamas is an organization is engaged in cynical actually been to these depths. >> dana: starting with the significance of the day or some in the media's take on it. >> jesse: kind of an asinine innuendo that they are murdering innocent civilians. i thought it was pretty insulting. he is better than that because he's a pretty decent reporter, so i don't have much to say about that. what is making trump so successful is how he became successful as a businessman in these translating into being a politician. he is a man of his word and he is a man of action. that's why he is racking up these tangible victories. in 1995, congress passed our relocation act for jerusalem. it took three presidents who did nothing and stood by now. ivanka and jared are there today for the

president trump goes on offense against the haram al-sharif team.

president trump goes on offense against the haram al-sharif team. the doj agrees to his demands to investigate whether the obama administration spied on his campaign. carter page is here to describe what it was like to be targeted by an fbi informant. meanwhile, trump goes to war with john brennan suggesting obama's cia chief began the entire russia witch hunt because of politics. plus, we have a stunning report on the immigration crisis. no one talks about this. chain migration, it's a nightmare. the head of customs and border protection is here to reveal the startling new numbers and absurd and obscene charges against the bureau as well and raymond arroyo will be hurt to break down the media's -- speaking of absurd, let's say ridiculous covering of the royal wedding. what are your tea and scones. but first, i spy with my little eye something crooked at the fbi. that's the focus of tonight's angle. on sunday, president trump had had enough. he pointedly tweeted i hereby demand and will do so officially tomorrow that the department of justice look i

support the status quo atjerusalem's holy sites including the temple mount, also known as haram esh—sharifemed unlikely that we'd ever a us president shifting the embassy to jerusalem. it would definitely have seemed unlikely that an american president would do that, and then trail coverage of it on one tv network. that's where we are. barbara plett—usher is in washington. previously a correspondent based in jerusalem as well. there's a lot of symbolism in the act, but help us to understand why practically this could cause problems for any peace initiative. well, the tram administration is still saying it plans to put forward a peace initiative. we don't have much information about what it will contain but they say it will be detailed and there will be something for both sides in it. the palestinians have said they've lost faith in the us as a mediator. they haven't talked to the administration since thejerusalem haven't talked to the administration since the jerusalem announcement haven't talked to the administration since thejerusalem announcement and the administration has carried out a

support the status quo at jerusalem's holy sites including at the temple mount also known as r r sharif so mr seligmann trump there talking about peace and you wrote a column saying the trumpets recognizing jerusalem to make israel more willing to compromise on a peace plan with the palestinians do you really think that's the case. it's one case. looking into the brain. your was. opportunity or your orders can put you need to do peace or to war but isn't this an opportunity for the israelis look at the protests we've seen today in a lasting settlement with the palestinians entire allusive than ever it's terrible but maybe i remind you that france and germany at three hundred years of war. israel and egypt that forty years of war and. what. we do we don't have human. turn we have to try to catch any minute to make peace if not in the day people but the question is recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel wall that's make israel more secure will that bring peace if we want duty is if the neglect. making bargains that no we can say ok is right to have recognized capital and now let's

citing an electorate that is demoralized by high unemployment and years of all star at eighty years of sharif is a cheesy and political analyst and he's joining us live now from the capital tunis it all sounds like a bit of an anticlimax and for the people of tunis here they had their they euphoric moments of twenty eleven they chased away a long serving dictator they do have a very forward thinking progressive kind of constitution but ultimately their lives haven't been improved either. and then from them they. became candidates for the election because you know ways that the general population that we will be confronted with electorate programs and. reading looking elsewhere or not looking at all. the reasons that's. when we compare them to the rest of the region they are not. for eating the daily lives. they're going to be issued and that do not seem to fade away but if the sions among themselves keep struggling keep shouting at each other in. that form or parliament and so all in all this has created the general feeling of disenchantment among the population and we see today with this ver

sharif should do. i was only saying what america intends to do. >> thank you so much, mr. on the iranian hostage. yesterday you mentioned that the government is working very hard to bring the american hostage home. could you please give us an update and elaborate what efforts are underway given the frosty relations between the two? thanks. >> i suppose one might have two months ago described the relationship between the united states and dprk as frosty and we returned three americans. we almost always have our citizens detained by countries that aren't friendly to us. we work to find mechanisms that deliver these important outcomes. i have talked to many family members and i know how central that is. you can rest assured that not only is the state department but the entire united states government working diligently to bring each -- i mentioned a handful of names yesterday. there are more around the world. i didn't identify them in yesterday's remarks. you should know that we are working diligently along every avenue we can develop to get these folks to return back home ba

jerusalem, which israel views as its capitol and the violence and death that resulted from that.sot sharifd organizing center 18-29only ones who don't want peace are israel and they continue to take palestinian land and we have continued to come out here to protest more of those land grabs and the trump administration actually moving the embassy adds insult to injury especially when they are talking of peaceamong the protestors were american jews who wanted to be clear they too don't support what happened monday.sot carole seligman/protesting against israel 42-51i'm really angry that my taxes are being used to fund this horrible oppression of palestinians by israelthe consulate closed early due to the protest, but a smaller group of counter demonstrators waving the israeli flag gathered across the street.sot suzy sholin/supports israel 59-108i support the embassy moving to jerusalem and i think one death is too many on any side though on opposite sides of the street, police provided protective barriers for both sides. eventually pro palestinian demonstrators took to the streets escorted by

he was close to one brother, sharif. they were arrested for their activities.'t do much jail time. oddly in jail they managed to deradicalized while one more hardened. he feels a sense of responsibility. >> it is i who gave him the ideology and encouraged him at a time to go to iraq. when he had doubts, i helped dispel them. i participated in some way. >> it's interesting he says the fact that he was not hanging out with other people in prison helped him deradical eyes and long-time jewish neighbors embraced him when he was released from jail knowing what he went to jail for helped him understand there was a way out of all this. perhaps that's a lesson to the prison systems. the bottom line now there are 19,000 people said to be radicalized in france. 2000 very dangerous. >> bill: still a problem for them certainly, and others. fascinating report there. thanks. >> sandra: the largest gang crackdown in california this year getting dozens of guns, pounds of drugs and nearly 90 accused gang members off the streets. investigators calling it merely a drop in the buc