well we have 4 correspondents covering every science of this story stephanie decker is in west jerusalem monitoring is really reaction the to him is in gaza i force is standing by in ramallah with the view of the palestinians but let's speak 1st or diplomatic editor james bays is at the u.n. for as james said just listening to those speeches seems everyone wants peace but it's just it's over reach one of the main takeaways for you listening to those 2 submissions to the u.n. security council. well it was interesting hearing both sides and listening to some of the detail of what they were saying 1st i think worth listening to the u.n. secretary general who we heard before you joined us live with the coverage he didn't mention the trump plan once which i think is telling in his very short speech the u.n. still sit sitting on its existing position which is they wanted 2 state solution on the 1967 borders and then further negotiation from them and that pretty much is the palestinian position. and president sounded at one point very desperate saying the palestinian people just need hope he ha

where we have correspondents covering every angle of this story stephanie decker is and west jerusalem monitoring israeli reaction to abraham is in ramallah ari false in standing by in gaza with the palestinian view live to all after we speak 1st to our diplomatic editor james bays at the u.n. james a very passionate performance there from mahmoud abbas very compelling arguments he was presenting but ultimately what is likely to come from this impassioned speech at the u.n. . an impassioned speech though i think behind the scenes the palestinians are a little disappointed at the way this has turned out this was supposed to be their fight back against the trunk plan remember president abbas has been in car of the arab league he was at the african union in atis for their big summit and now he's here at the u.n. but in addition to a speech what we were supposed to see on this day was going to be a vote of the u.n. security council the palestinians have been working on this for a couple of weeks now the idea to show very forcefully that the international community was with the palestinians

the stories of beit lahia we are told are the most delicious in the world i'm stephanie decker in the gaza strip and we'll have this story coming up. hello again it's good to have you back we're all watching more snow here across parts of japan over the next few days and some of the snow could be quite heavy across that western parts of the country we call this. the effect snow as that colder air pushes across the relatively warmer water of the sea picking up a lot of moisture and then dumping it here on that west coast mostly in the higher elevations and we could be seeing anywhere between 40 and possibly $67.00 reads know possibly by the time we do get towards monday down toward shanghai better conditions for you a little bit warmer to where the temps are there of about 14 degrees or we are watching some storms here pushing across the south china sea we will be seeing some those storms affecting parts of vietnam but we will also be seeing those storms making their way even further towards the west and for kuala lumpur you could be seeing some very heavy thunderstorms by the time we

this story is here we are told by the most delicious in the world i'm stephanie decker in the gaza strip and we'll have this story coming up. hello returned surprisingly all in some parts the arabian peninsula there's not much cloud and you can't see the wind but what you can see up here is the opposite of always been pretty stormy and nasty in turkey and in love and now the forecast for sunday is still a cold one but not as what is it was and there was snow to fall for example even in turkey but the $27.00 degrees c. and 28 and riyadh that is surprisingly well was near 30 on saturday but the turkey in that it won't last and obviously temperatures dropped significantly and the cloud tends to grow as well 20 degrees in there ha with the wind chill and it's only about 6 injuries which represents all of lebanon as well roni tell you this be honest so the potential for snow showers on the high ground does exist still this jump science through the warms and to find the seasonal right is not much in tanzania or kenya the moment there are showers developing to the west you'll notice again a lit

we do gong is a did you know that qatar has because of what you've written in the world and stephanie decker on qatar's northwestern coast what was that story coming up. that japan's government government is being forced to defend its handling of the coronavirus outbreak on the diamond princess cruise ship the vessel been in quarantine since early this month and in that time the number of confirmed cases on board has continued to rise it's now at more than $600.00 and there have been deaths 2 elderly passengers died after being taken to hospital and in china itself the authorities of changes at 3 how they report the infections and that's led to a significant drop in the number of new infections there were only 394 on wednesday in that cell from almost 1700 just the day before but in south korea there's been a spike of $31.00 new infections and that brings the total number of confirmed cases there to $82.00. al jazeera is katrina you will have more from beijing shortly 1st so let's go to your home a porter and our correspondent there rob mcbride rob so many questions being asked about the sit

the stories of beit lahia we are told are the most delicious in the world i'm stephanie decker in the gaza strip and we'll have this story coming up. right as cycling damien did big landfall on the coast of western australia near dampier and he's now inland producing a lot of rain probably welcome but not many people live there in contrast in new south wales a lot of people live here and this rain has been causing well both joy and sorrow is a lot of it so it's sort of ending the drought and putting out a certain number of the remaining 5 as another karoff next couple of days but it's falling in large quantities so flooding is also a problem has been sydney but that looks like it'll be a dry picture come monday as well coles ran into a.c.t and victoria and the remains of the tropical cycling well they're still there actually still producing a lot of rain somewhere in western australia. directly northwards and snow is to affording it's taken a long time to turn winter into winter in japan but these are snow showers they're going to keep falling in that northerly breeze on the north fac

the century does manage to do is highlight just how very far off that political solution is stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. still ahead on the program complicated process of electing a u.s. president we explain how iowa chooses its candidates. and the traditional posture a style it's been included on a prestigious united nations registry. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast well here across southeastern australia much better weather over the next few days now we did have some very windy conditions as well as some rain pushing through along this frontal boundary that is going to continue to make its way towards the northeast and we're going to be seeing those showers really along the coast so for sydney expect to see the showers here on monday down towards the south though a big drop in temperature for melbourne only getting to 18 here on monday and that front continues to make its way towards the north on tuesday up towards brisbane also across the tasman sea that front will cause a big problem over here towards new zealand we're talking christ church really seeing a

percent of people don't have a job and that number is even higher among young graduates but as stephanie decker reports new programs are trying to change that from within a 70 deca now report. the cold wet weather is the perfect stage for yasser mohammed's project all of residue discarded in the process of making all of oil is being turned into something useful well loved for come along of a lesson on the many ideas daughter because of the continuous electricity and energy crisis here in gaza is especially when it comes to homes and chicken farms this motivated us this project is part of 31 innovative ideas funded by the international committee of the red cross and red crescent these blocks burn easily and are now being used to heat chicken farms here in the gaza strip to dance in the human claim to. know. this saves the farm a 60 percent on heating costs to keep the chickens warm it's also secure as he doesn't have to fear shortages of electricity which is controlled by israel a lot of farms lost due to the power cuts in the winter now this is the final product and it's basically compressed al

the century does manage to do is highlight just how very far off that political solution is stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. now there have been protests outside the u.s. embassy in lebanon hundreds gathered in beirut to rally against the proposed middle east plan demonstrators set fire to a barrier outside the compound as lebanese troops and riot police looked on. protest is calling a deal that will see israel palm $10000000000.00 worth of gas into the country and the me invasion. has a peace treaty with israel it's also home to the largest palestinian population outside the occupied territory that's actual aim has been speaking to those rallying against the deal and on mine. protesters describe it as an enemy invasion of every jordanian home by accepting natural gas from israel to generate electricity they say each time they turn on their lights they'll be giving the israeli government money does deal is like literally it's like funding the zionism project in palestine which is like it's funding is really like governments on like who are like you know violate the human rights and like it

who knows what to do go i didn't know that qatar has the biggest population in the world i'm stephanie decker on the tars northwest coast walk of that story coming up. to france government is defending its handling of the coronavirus outbreak on the diamond princess cruise ship cruise ship yokohama vessels been in corinth seen since early this month and in that time the number of confirmed cases on board has continued to rise it's now at more than 600 and they have been deaths 2 elderly passengers they died after being taken to hospital. near truth you can think of as we've said before the government's measures to prevent the spread of infection on the cruise ship were appropriate the government has been holding briefings with the embassies of countries in japan and with the foreign press we will continue to explain our muses carefully to those in japan and outside through the embassies in china has now changed how it reports cases of the virus and that has led to a significant drop in the number of new infections there were 394 on wednesday and that's down from nearly 1700 just the day befor

the stories of beit lahia we are told are the most delicious in the world i'm stephanie decker in the gaza strip and we'll have this story coming up. and in sports pakistan star player shows just why he's become one of cricket's most feared batsman. my. hello again or welcome back to in a national weather forecast well some good news here across the eastern part of the mediterranean the big storm system is finally making its way out now we saw a lot of problems in terms of snow across turkey we will still see some residual snow pushing into the caspian as well down across much of the west to middle east we're talking about temperatures still quite low for this area so damascus only a high here on sunday of 5 jerusalem of 6 and by the time we get to monday slowly creeping back up in terms of those temperatures but still quite cloudy across much of the region here in doha though expect to see a warm day as we go towards sunday we do expect to see $27.00 degrees clouds in the forecast by the evening timeframe it is going to be windy we could be seeing some blowing dust as well by the tim

well stephanie decker is standing by in west jerusalem she'll tell us all about what the israelis had to say and response live to her just after we speak with these are abraham in ramallah in the occupied west bank needs and we heard quite a passionate speech there from mahmoud abbas addressing this controversial proposal from the trumpet ministration how has the head of the speeches in the u.n. security council gone down with the palestinian people. well if you go to the streets now and ask many palestinians if they were following it you would find that many of them were doing so just so they can hear some support or some something that they can feel that is being presented about their case or the cause in the united nations but if you ask them if they feel like something is going to change on the ground for their lives they will tell you that they've been seeing israeli plans on the ground they've been seeing is really legal israeli settlements mushnick mushrooming in the occupied west bank without any attention to the international community and even the united nations security cou

the stories of beit lahia we are told are the most delicious in the world i'm stephanie decker in the gaza strip and we'll have this story coming up. and in sports why there was a hit and miss stops the new football season in japan. musician of whom a visionary teacher. al-jazeera world meets a man bringing traditional arabic sounds to a whole new audience being a woman and being american playing out it already in something new from boston to palestine the land of use by the nutters the next generation of musical talent simon shaheen their musical journey on al-jazeera. in japan thousands of men and women are better she without a trace one i want to use investigates why people engineer their own disappearance and. how to 0. 00000 you. got you al-jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour on kong has begun a true week mandatory quarantine for all people arriving from china it's an attempt to stop the spread of coronavirus as all pharmacies try to bring the our break under control u.s. embassy has confirmed the death of one of its citizens in the epicenter of the illness will harm. v

the stories of beit lahia we are told are the most delicious in the world i'm stephanie decker in the gaza strip and we'll have this story coming up. in sports atlanta faced a real test in florence as the race to qualify for next season's champions league is out. when it was minus 18 moscow but roughly that code has been pushed out of the way does not like it i know but it is because the active feature now is what's coming through the atlantic the increasingly windy storm bringing gusts of the great 230 kilometers round late on sunday nearly a month as the british isles northern france the low countries in scandinavia there was a show of davis in cold a bit further east some oscars at minus one on sunday and about 0 on monday it does rain the snows start falling now in turkey that is to forming in the caucasus but look at this that storm system will spread rain cloud some snow across most of the temperatures have not dropped fitting they've probably risen 15 degrees you'll notice your honour's february woodridge is indeed not well well by degree maybe darkness we've got of europe into

the century does manage to do is highlight just how very far off that political solution is stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. now there have been protests outside the u.s. embassy in lebanon hundreds gathered in beirut to rally against donald trump's proposed middle east plan demonstrators set fire to a banner outside the compound is that when these troops and riot police looked on. bring you some breaking news coming out of london now we're getting reports that a number of people are believed to have been stabbed in the southern part of the british capital metropolitan police say they shot a man or a man has been shot rather by armed officers on a busy street in the south of the city authorities have said they're treating this as what they call a terrorism related incident. so had an al jazeera will look at how racism and xenophobia are spreading along with the coronavirus and there's rising anger in jordan and a multi-billion dollar gas deal with israel. find out why the makers of this commercial claim it didn't make the car the superballs are. how are they weather settling down nicely now

the century does manage to do is highlight just how very far off that political solution is stephanie decker al-jazeera. there have been protests outside the u.s. embassy in lebanon hundreds gathered in beirut to rally against on all fronts proposed middle east plan demonstrators set fire to a banner outside the compound as lebanese troops and riot police looked on iraq's president named former communication mr muhammad alawi as prime minister designate on saturday but his appointment as an op unwelcome and sudden areas where demonstrators have camped out for weeks demanding greater political reforms sort of fulton reports from baghdad. the streets response to iraq's prime minister designate came fast and it was loud and clear. mohammed the law is rejected protesters in tahrir square chanted on saturday night after 2 months of political deadlock president barham saleh chose mohamed allow it to replace the who resigned 2 months ago amid widespread anti-government protests. days prior to allow its appointment we spoke to protesters into here who saw him as another incarnation of a political sy

setback for those who've been living in dark conditions under 13 years of blockades and are stephanie decker reports from gaza city the u.s. president's proposal for the region hasn't offered any hope news of u.s. president donald trump so-called deal of the century reached 1500 kilometers away here in northern gaza after all this is where it's all about. but she's more concerned with providing for her 6 children cooking gas is the latest shortage so she has to cook outside using collected wood lot. of people want to be able to feed their children to have a dignified life and a future for their kids some people went out to protest against the deal sure but what's more important for us is better living conditions hopefully one day things will get better. but there is no sign of that israel's blockade of gaza is into its 13th here the water supply is sporadic as is electricity sanitation is an issue and there is widespread poverty and unemployment the shop with the images that. people need solutions. jobs to be able to provide for their families everyone has taken out loans and can't repay the

be done to protect their habitat so that these gentle sea creatures don't disappear forever stephanie decker al-jazeera on the waters of northwestern qatar. so wonderful sites be back with more news on the other side of the break until of from the other news team that's a good time to complete. the race for the white house has begun this month voters in 4 states have their say on who they wants to face don't try to move the actual. joins to lafcadio to continue coverage of the 1st stage of the 2020 u.s. election. on disease. frank assessments the one good thing about these bush fires is that it's really wiping out the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel although through school board noise on a bogus argument is astonishingly patronize an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of a new iraq of the new conscious and aware youth of that struggle against an ethnic sectarian cult or inside story on al-jazeera. the quick outgrows of toga. defenseless against the women 7

be done to protect their habitat so that these gentle sea creatures don't disappear forever stephanie deckeral-jazeera on the waters of northwestern qatar. still to come here on al-jazeera a feisty face fell for fury and while the head of there i think he said will be out next if the sports. world. will or. it's time for the sport here's peter thank you very much roger federer will miss the french open off the i'm going nice surgery the 38 year old had keyhole surgery on his right knee in switzerland he said it had been bothering him for a while but he hopes to be back for the grass court season federer is the most successful player ever with 20 grand slam titles. fever's former secretary general jerome valcke a has been charged with accepting bribes criminal mismanagement and falsifying documents by the swiss as any general it follows an investigation into the awarding of media rights for various world cup and he for confederations cup tournaments while he was in the post for 9 years until $2161.00 charge has been laid against the chairman of the b. in media group of hell a fee he was also

the century does manage to do is highlight just how very far off that political solution is stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. still to come on al-jazeera will look at how braces and xenophobia spreading along with the coronavirus. vast culture on a plate both series style that's received international recognition. and in sports the goal 1st celebrating its 1st when you know you heard since 2014. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast well as we start the week here across united states we are watching a developing system coming out of the rockies and where that would be seen plenty of weather over the next few days actually it's going to take to the end of the week for the system to get all the way towards the eastern seaboard so 1st of all starting here on monday plenty of snow across much of the rockies starting to make its way towards denver now denver only getting to 0 here on monday but take a look on tuesday we're going to see about minus 6 that's all that cold air coming in from the northwest as well as out ahead of it we're going to see plenty of rain as well down

is even higher among young graduates their new program is trying to change that from within a stephanie decker reports. the cold wet weather is the perfect stage for yasuda mohammad's project all of residue discarded in the process of making all of oil is being turned into something useful well loved for the long of a lesson on the many ideas daughter because of the continuous electricity and energy crisis here in gaza is spatially when it comes to homes and chicken farms this motivated us this project is part of 31 innovative ideas funded by the international committee of the red cross and red crescent these blocks burn easily and are now being used to heat chicken farms here in the gaza strip soaked in for me i'm inclined to. feel. this saves the farm a 60 percent on heating costs to keep the chickens warm it's also secure as he doesn't have to fear shortages of electricity which is controlled by israel a lot of farms lost due to the power cuts in the winter now this is the final product it's basically compressed all of pumice and they don't and anything else to it now is highly flammable an

buzzing of the israeli drone in the sky you could just about imagine a very different reality stephanie decker 0 and distribute fields of beit lahia northern gaza. flood warnings have replaced bushfire alerts in southeastern australia rain in new south wales has some of the heaviest in almost 20 years but the combination of fire and rain has sparked new problems. facebook is taking an israeli cyber citizen surveillance rather firm to court next week for allegedly hacking uses of its encrypted messaging service wants to have the social media giant accused n.s.o. group of hacking into the phones of nearly 1400 users back in october mung them were human rights activists political dissidents and journalists and so group disputed those allegations promising to fight them vigorously amazon chief executive jeff bezos has previously said n.s.o. could have provided the software that saudi arabia used to hack his phone there are several instances where and i saw has been caught out the f.b.i. is reportedly investigating the firm of the way its software has been linked to hacks and to dissidents particul

the stories of beit lahia we are told are the most delicious in the world i'm stephanie decker in the gaza strip and i will have this story coming up. on in sport pakistan star player shows just why he's become one of cricket's most feared batsman. hello now the latest storm that's gone through the u.s. which is a violent one has at least gone off shore it's going to cause some damage in northern europe and as it goes away what was in the west which was snow from into the cascades the rockies now this across the plains into the midwest was rain showers the science of that there's a contrast in temperature is not a huge one so these are probably just just going to be xander still rather than thing more vicious than that this is sunday's picture you're looking at which is a much drier and sunnier one in seattle and in vancouver and into nor again haven't seen that for quite a while after turkey and that's true down the pacific coast as well all monday the rain is developed a bit more big showers i think down the southeast once again looks like a repeat performance so i don't think it'll

it's not yet clear when any resolution will be ready for an actual vote let's go live now to stephanie decker who's in west jerusalem so stephanie tell us more about why this resolution on the middle east plan has not made its way through to a vote. well it seems that there has been a lot of american pressure on the members of the security council because of course you know if you look at the imagery you have the palestinian president you would have seen a show of hands rejecting what has been long in the making this so-called deal of the century so from what we understand that there's been immense american pressure in the security council lobbying to you know to not support not have that show has not have that imagery of outright rejection this is of course something the palestinians wanted they wanted to have the international community stand behind them in the rejection of this plan so we are now going to hear from the palestinian prison mahmoud abbas he will be addressing the security council we know what he is going to say in the sense that he's going to reject the plan he wants to negot

be done to protect their habitat so that these gentle sea creatures don't disappear forever stephanie decker al-jazeera on the waters of northwestern qatar. take a look at the top stories here of al-jazeera federal police in germany suspect terrorism in a shooting attack in the city of hama 9 people were killed at cafes late on wednesday the suspect was later found dead in his home along with another body the state's interior minister says there was a xenophobe it motive to the shootings. japan's government is defending its handling of a coronavirus outbreak on the diamond princess cruise ship 2 passengers have now died in hospital and south korea has reported the 1st deaths from the virus amid a spike in cases there katrina you has more from beijing now the narrow of day goes come out in the last few hours and said that this is an unprecedented crisis for daegu they've shut down public kindergartens they've told people to stay indoors they've shut down libraries they considering the spurning schools who which were supposed to open in the next few days or next few weeks so the city of daegu

the century does manage to do is highlight just how very far off that political solution is stephanie decker 0 gaza meanwhile hundreds of protesters in lebanon have demonstrated against donald trump's plan for the middle east protest as wave palestinian flags near the u.s. embassy northeast of beirut it also burned u.s. and israeli flags amid tight security by lebanese troops and riot police lebanon is home to tens of thousands of palestinian refugees and that descendants well now hundreds of people rescued from the mediterranean of arrived in the italian port of pot sala it was celebrations on board once the sizzling in court said the migrants could descend block 363 people have been assisted by spanish and rescue boat open arms in 5 different operations in recent days italy and repeatedly denied permission for the boat to dog. somalia has declared a national emergency off to billions of locusts devastated food supplies across the horn of africa east africa is facing its worst outbreak in a quarter of a century kenya is also badly affected with insects destroying about $70000.00 hectares of

the century does manage to do is highlight just how very far off that political solution is stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. or calling a deal that will see israel punt $10000000000.00 worth of gas into the country an economic and enemy pardon me invasion although jordan has a peace treaty with israel it's also home to the largest population of palestinians outside of the occupied territory natasha game has been speaking to those rallying against this deal in amman. protesters describe it as an enemy invasion of every jordanian home by accepting natural gas from israel to generate electricity they say each time they turn on their lights they'll be giving the israeli government money does deal is like literally it's like funding designers and project in palestine which is like. funding is really like governments on like who are like you know violate the human rights and like it killed by the syrian people last month and israeli american consortium began pumping natural gas from a pipeline in the mediterranean sea to jordan since the public 1st learned about the deal in 2014 protesters rangin

there are so many others here in simple need of an opportunity to show what they're capable of stephanie decker al-jazeera in the southern gaza strip. targets to take a look at the top stories here of al-jazeera south korea's president is raise the alert level to the highest after another spike in corona virus cases in. local governments to help contain the outbreak across the country 600000 people are infected 5 people have died in this really an area with 50000 people is currently cases have dropped to almost 100 people have died and that has become europe's worst affected country. and in the wrong schools and cultural senses it's been shut since the number of cases there grows at least 8 people have died and 43 people are infected the cases and largely linked to the holy city of qom also jabari has more from the capital tehran the outbreak richard aided in the holy city of on which is about 120 kilometers south of the capital tehran now what caused this concern was that there was a number of cases reported in that city and there is a lot of travel back and forth between the holy city of from

be done to protect their habitat so that these gentle sea creatures don't disappear forever stephanie deckeral-jazeera on the waters of northwestern qatar. of the top stories here it out there the shooting deaths of at least 9 people in germany is being investigated as a fall rise attack they happened late on wednesday at 2 cafes in the western city of hama the suspect was later found dead at home german chancellor angela merkel says there are many sighs the perpetrator acted out of racism. more now from our correspondent dominic kane in berlin. the senior members of the government of the states where this took place that's the state of her hands to have held a news conference and many details emerged 1st things 1st they are working on the basis that this was a this was motivated by right wing extremism that the perpetrator of this was motivated by right wing extremism it turns out that the body that was found next to the perpetrators body was that of his mother now the turkish military has shelled syrian government positions in the city of sadoc if that's in italy province it's a city which

there are so many others here in simple need of an opportunity to show what they're capable of stephanie decker al-jazeera in the southern gaza strip. time for a 2nd look at the top stories here the south korea has raised its alert level. coronavirus 556 people are affected 4 have died 2 and a half 1000000 people have been told to stay indoors. and initially an area with $50000.00 people is under lockdown cases there have quadrupled to almost $82.00 people have died it's become europe's worst affected country. u.s. senator bernie sanders has claimed a decisive victory in the nevada caucuses he's more than doubled his closest rival in early counting cementing his place is a frontrunner for the democratic presidential nomination. we are going to win here in texas we are going to. we are going to where was the country because the american people are stick and tired of a president who lives all of the time. track is president have tried a better one is to hold a summit on syria with the leaders of russia france and germany it will be almost the 5th another turkish soldier has been killed in a bomb

the century does manage to do is highlight just how very far off that political solution is stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. back there a top breaking news story out of london police shot dead a man after several people were stabbed on a busy street. police say they're dealing with it as a terrorism related incident that happened in the southern suburb of stratham people are being told to stay away from the area over there catherine stances is on the line from london what more details are officials giving. well police have confirmed that 2 people have been injured in the incident and they are being treated they aren't giving the vehicle condition of the people who are injured the moment they also say that the situation has now been paying we have just arrived in the area now and the cordon is quite wide when the police shot a man they had rushed people by quite a large ways because there was some concern that he had been wearing what appeared to be an explosive device some witnesses are saying that there was a metal canisters strapped to him and he was carrying a very large knife but police

the palestinians an ox would run counter to international law we'll talk more about this with stephanie decker in gaza of course there were big protests there against trump's plan on friday looking for mahmoud abbas looking for a united arab front against approaches that won't be so easy this time judging by the the early reaction we had from the likes of saudi arabia. get that i think this is a 1st step. is looking for support 1st and foremost from the arab countries in rejection of this deal this is something that historically also yasser arafat's. umbrella of support and abbas throughout the years of negotiating of trying to deal with any potential plan that was on the table i think this is a 1st it's significant come all of the response nothing is hidden anymore if you read the responses that you've had of the gulf countries of the middle countries with the exception of jordan joined of course because of the holy sites very muted welcoming the efforts to negotiate and sort of leaving it kind of i. that you know strong words of condemnation this is something that has been noted this is some

israel has built more than $100.00 settlements in the area will stephanie decker has the latest from leicester asylum and explains that the report's only highlights international position on this but is likely to have little practical effect. the israeli foreign ministry came out immediately with a strongly worded statement calling this a shameful surrender by the human rights council to pressure by states organizations where xing to harm israel calling it a stain on the human rights commission the palestinians however have welcomed this is a victory for international law this is a long delayed list by the united nations highlighting the companies both israeli and international operating in the illegal settlements in the occupied west bank the timing of it also significant less than 24 hours after the palestinian president mahmoud abbas addressed the u.n. security council rejecting trump so-called deal of the century of course has been a lot of talk here in israel also by prime minister benjamin netanyahu about the nixing immediately and axing those settlements following these upcomi

there are so many others here in simple need of an opportunity to show what they're capable of stephanie decker al-jazeera in the southern gaza strip. past the hour here on al-jazeera these are the top stories president xi jinping has called the corona virus outbreak the biggest public health emergency in the 70 year long history of communist china she went on to search china should learn from its shortcomings in its response to the emergency and that efforts to contain the virus are at a crucial stage. also iran is being isolated by its neighbors because of growing fears over its corona virus outbreak pakistan afghanistan and turkey have all closed their borders with iran it has had the largest number of fatalities outside of china with the latest death toll standing at 8 has more now from. the break richard dated in the holy city of on which is about 120 kilometers south of the capital tehran now what caused this concern was that there was a number of cases reported in that city and there is a lot of travel back and forth between the holy city of rome from various other parts of the country h

there are so many others here in simple need of an opportunity to show what they're capable of stephanie decker al-jazeera in the southern gaza strip. british heavyweight tyson fury has bounced back from addiction a mental health problems to claim the title against american fighter a wilder aris reports. tyson fury the self-styled gypsy caring showed he knew how to make an entrance in las vegas. unlike his 1st fight with. this time the brit would be out to prove he could finish things as well against a man who had never been beaten under 41 of his 43 fights by knockout while his one blemish on his record was drawn with fury but this would prove worse. was the. american feeling canvas on his back for the 1st time in a decade of fights and it didn't get better for the man renowned as the hardest puncher in the game she still was while the bleeding from the air and sluggish unable to unleash his deadly right as fury floored him again in the 5th. day the american looked a shadow of the man who has helped put genuine excitement back into the heavyweight division. his call that throwing in the towel

be done to protect their habitat so that these gentle sea creatures don't disappear forever stephanie decker al-jazeera on the waters of northwestern qatar. i'm going to the top stories when i was there the u.s. president's longtime advisor roger stone has been sentenced to 3 years and 4 months in prison stern was convicted last year of lying to congress witness tampering and obstructing the investigation into russian interference during the 2016 presidential election prosecutors originally recommended a sentence of up to 9 years in jail that was later reversed by the justice department after trump complained poverty can really help it has more in the end the judge said that she took a look at both recommendations and felt that this should be proportional but at the same time noted that there were very few presidents for such a case involving the very close ally of the u.s. president roger stone in the end she did say that she took into account the requests for levy and c. by his friends and family as she also said that she did not in any way pass judgment on roger stone as a person she said

anchor: stephanie decker was at the protest in the gaza strip. a few thousand people came out to the northern part of the gaza strip to protest the proposal by hamas. people -- it started across aboutfocusing on talking this is palestinian land that they totally reject it and it will remain steadfast. a few thousand. it is not indicative of the population. almost 2 million people. this. did not expect >> we participated today to express our objection of the same field deal that trump and then yahoo! made. we are here to say palestine from the river to the sea and no one has the right to sell or give away any part of it. >> these public activities will be followed by fighters in these public movements in preparation for all the forces we have in gaza and the west bank. the armed resistance will undermine can the deal. stefanie: another thing that hamas is focused on, complete access of the nation of the arab world and arab leaders. something a lot of people have highlighted. they also say all they want to focus on is to try to ease the blockade, l

that's crossover announced stephanie decker she joins us live from gaza how are people reacting to the position taken by the arab league stephanie. well they just came in in the last hour or so i know it is going to be talking to people yesterday and today who were very shocked i have to say at the sort of moderate position taken by all of the countries all the statements that have been coming out saturday even now on friday prayers in there. in the mosques highlighting that what they call the treachery of the arab world so i think this is a u. turn people certainly i think in the analysts they are things are quite surprised that they have come out with such a you know that will a unified statement saying that they reject the geo. was very clear that he really wanted and needed the support of the arab countries to put more weight behind the rejection what many people will tell you is extremely one sided we've been talking to people here who tell you that there is nothing new in the deal that the only thing it does is legitimize israel's control of what is already a defacto situation on

there are so many others here in simple need of an opportunity to show what they're capable of stephanie decker al-jazeera in the southern gaza strip. garlands turn to weather now with richard and disruptive weather in northeast asia yes we've had heavy snowfall effect in japan over the last week or so northern japan says big area of low pressure you see the big spiral of cloud system itself as a sequence as gradually moved away but we've had this cold air coming down across the road so. of japan and but it's been enough to spark some pretty heavy snow showers and the combination of wind and strong winds strong winds and heavy rain has been the combination which is resulted in the cancellation of the men's slalom taking place in the gutter prefecture and indeed the weather conditions there are so bad that very there are warnings out for much of the region of japan as the winds continue to be pretty strong and continue to draw even more snow showers across the region days or run the forecastle star system moves away i think a little get better but there is another system developing across parts

the century does manage to do is highlight just how very far off that political solution is stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. they've also been protests outside the u.s. embassy in lebanon hundreds gathered in beirut to rally against tom's proposed middle east demonstrates and set fire to a banner outside the compound as that in these troops and riot police looked. protesters in jordan are calling a deal that will see israel pump $10000000000.00 worth of gas into the country and and the mean invasion. has a peace treaty with israel it's also home to the largest population of palestinians outside the occupied territory but the actual name has been speaking to those rallying against the deal and. protesters describe it as an enemy invasion of every jordanian home by accepting natural gas from israel to generate electricity they say each time they turn on their lights they'll be giving the israeli government money does deal is like literally it's like funding the zionism project in palestine which is like it's funding is really like government like or like you know violate the human rights unli

be done to protect their habitat so that these gentle sea creatures don't disappear forever stephanie deckeral-jazeera on the waters of northwestern qatar. still to come here on the news hour for you a feisty faceoff a fury and wilder ahead of the heavyweight rematch you know as the details in the sports. business lakers is to buy nebraska. business leaders is to buy no brass power. the ear. trying to score speech is joke piece of thanks roger federer oh missed the french open after undergoing the surgery the 38 year old had keyhole surgery and on his right knee in switzerland he said it bothering him for a while but he hopes to be back for the cross court season federer is the most successful player ever with 20 grand slam titles 5 his former sexual. being charged with accepting bribes criminal mismanagement and falsifying documents by the swiss attorney general it follows an investigation into the war to give media rights for various world cup and fee for confederations cup tournament's or he was in the post the swiss authorities have also charged the chairman of the b. in media group. who

be done to protect their habitat so that these gentle sea creatures don't disappear forever stephanie deckeral-jazeera on the waters of northwestern qatar. so it's on al-jazeera. a feisty faceoff for fury and while the heads of their heavy weight be matched. let's with the sports. rule. f.m.p. sport piers peter thank you very much roger federer will miss the french open after undergoing nice surgery 38 year old had keyhole surgery on his right knee and switzerland he said it had been bothering him for a while but he hopes to be back for the grass court season federer is the most successful player ever with 20 grand slam titles formula one's pre-season testing took an unusual turn on thursday when the mercedes team was spotted trying out a new steering system hard to sport here but this is world champion lewis helen pushing hands steering wheel backwards and forwards rather than just side to side it apparently causes the wheels to align according to whether the car is on a straight or corner mercedes said the d.a.'s dual axis steering system was within the rules we don't know if they'll be ab

more this let's bring in stephanie decker in western some stuff tell us more about this and the type of companies involved. well there $94.00 israeli companies 18 international companies this is a long delay a report was supposed to be released last year was delayed. a lot of criticism from activists it's now been released less than 24 hours after we saw the scene president mahmoud abbas address the u.n. security council rejecting donald trump's so-called deal of the century i think you know actually 1st me update you we've had as reaction from the israeli foreign ministry immediately after a very strong reaction calling this a state full surrender to pressure from states and organizations in harming israel's interests and also a stain on the human rights commission the palestinians of welcome to saying it is a victory for international law there are no legal sort of implications to this when it comes to any form of implementation however the question is you are now highlighting these companies whether these radio companies involved in these are companies banks mobile services gas st

there are so many others here in simple need of an opportunity to show what they're capable of stephanie decker al-jazeera in the southern gaza strip. south sudan's rival leaders are making another attempt at a unity government off the 6 years of civil war that south killed more than $400000.00 people a former rebel leader becomes vice president for a 3rd time and he and president salva kiir insist they won't be going back to war this time reports from juba. in a scene similar to that witnessed in april 26th after a peace deal signed a year earlier opposition leader rick machar is once again sworn in as the country's 1st vice president. and so began a new transitional period for south sudan after more than 5 years of war i went to a sure you. we will work collectively to long suffering. 3 other vice presidents were also sworn in a 5th is yet to be appointed it comes as part of a revitalized version of a 2015 peace deal ended ending the war which started in 2015. the deal brings together several opposition groups it also gives all sides shares in the government cabinet and the legislative assemb

support that's not yet clear when any resolution will be ready for a vote let's go live now to stephanie decker who's in west jerusalem stepmom or abbas is going to speak about this plan but they won't be a resolution vote on what's going on. well that's right what the palestinians wanted was a show of unity behind their position and they outright rejection of the american plan the so-called deal of the century well that is not going to happen and yes we are going to be hearing from president mahmoud abbas in the next couple of hours at the u.n. security council also going to be hearing from the u.n. secretary general and then you could there and also from the u.n. special envoy to the middle east peace process nicholai mlodinow of now we do know that the u.n. positions for all the previous security council resolutions are in line with what the palestinians want which is 2 states along the 167 lines with east jerusalem as the capital of the palestinian state however what we understand from our sources at the united nations is that there has been incredible and intense u.s. pressure on the membe

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the century does manage to do is highlight just how very far off that political solution is stephanie decker 0 gaza. hundreds of protesters in lebanon of demonstrating against donald trump's plan for the middle east protest as waved palestinian flags near the u.s. embassy northeastern. u.s. and israeli flags and with tight security by lebanese troops and riot police lebanon is home to tens of thousands of palestinian refugees and that descendants. now here in london police have shot dead a man off to 2 people was stabbed in an attack on a busy street police say the incident in the southern suburb of stress and was terrorism related the scene has been cordoned off and an investigation is underway well our correspondent catherine stansell has been following the story and joins me in the studio now what more is come to light catherine well one of the individuals who was stabbed is suffering from life threatening injuries and is in the hospital . and shortly after the incident police shot the suspects dead and an hour later they declared it a terrorism related instance and a lot of people were w