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if we look at the reasons behind such an attack at this time it's because the syrian army is launching an offensive against and particularly in the southern part of syria particularly inside the country side of this where there and also in any valley northwest of that are there the army has been carrying out military operations against us and recently there have been advances significant advances for the syrian government forces over there backed by russian air force all of the province is now secured except for about less than six percent which is are now under the control of the action the army is aiming to secure there are also some areas some small towns and villages that the army is working on securing whether militarily or via reconciliation the of. them happy to say we can get the thoughts knob them are what director of notice a u.k. based think tank focusing on syria you're very welcome to the program in light of these deadly bombings are we seeing a resurgence of islam mixtape in syria. more good evening no we can see it's a resurgence this is probably one of the last the last

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well the israeli military acknowledging that they were responsible for targeting three syrian army positionsin a province overnight saying that it was in retaliation for the entering of a syrian thrown into its airspace a few hours earlier this is not the first incident of its kind there has been cross border violence in the past israel has hit syrian army positions israel has hit what it says are positions belonging to hezbollah in syria as well as iranian targets in syria but the timing of the latest incident is interesting it coincided with israeli prime minister not playing out whose visit to moscow his third in six months syria topping the agenda we know what israel wants israel wants russia to rein in iran it doesn't want iran to have a base in syria once the runyon troops to leave syria all together it's not clear if russia is able or willing to do that but what is clear is that there is some sort of an agreement to keep iranian troops and iranian backed troops away from the israeli occupied golan heights border and the timing is interesting why because the syrian army is gearing up f

the syrian army held a victory rally in a captured town. it won't be the last. ts border, but with more than a million syrian refugees already, it won't let the new arrivals in. refugees have gathered near the battlefield's other border with the golan heights, syrian territory occupied by israel. the israelis have sent in aid, but their borders are closed too. the syrian army held a victory rally in a captured town. it won't be the last. regional powers and the americans seem to have accepted that the syrian army and the russians will win the battle of the south. the war isn't over. but president assad is firmly in power in this country, and, one by one, he's destroying his enemies. jeremy bowen, bbc news, damascus. now to a concept that's turning food production upside down. 0ne supermarket in belgium is sourcing some of its supplies from its own roof. andy beatt reports. for the freshest, most local produce, look to the skies. this brussels supermarket literally going green with its own rooftop garden. the urban farm is producing a range of fruits and vegetable

israeli military acknowledge they were responsible for targeting three syrian army. overnight saying that it was in retaliation for the entering of a syrian thrown into it a few hours earlier this is not the first incident of its kind there has been cross border violence in the past israel has hit syrian army positions israel has hit what it says. has. targets in syria more rebel factions in the province of signed up to a surrender deal with the government groups which have held out city will hand over their weapons and be given the option of safe passage to the north of syria. divers who helped bring twelve boys and their football coach to safety from a flooded thai cave of call their rescue a miracle the teams under observation in the hospital where they're expected to stay for a week the time navy says the boys were sedated to avoid them panicking they were being pulled through narrow passage ways. and creatures into first of a football world cup final of the two one victory over england in moscow creation will play france on sunday for the title. features taking l

these sites you know other personnel who were actually smuggled to safety outside the reach of the syrian army that sound right so the the way in which this evacuation took place will feed into that sense of mistrust and suspicion. that has been directed towards the white helmets why didn't they just go through jordan directly that. we don't know the the most probable explanation is that their main occasion was in the southern part of the city of their own and the syrian army actually reach the crossing with jordan before they could flee the old for about part made the reconsideration agreement and you know it was restored to syria and so on and so they were sort of trapped and the only way to go was for them to do with towards which we see it to be reached by the syrian army that's the most probably explanation that we actually don't know. so there is a bit of there's a shroud of. turin seeding go through all these and perhaps in the next few days we would hear more when we hear from them as details that still need to be clarified in your then ian is this the beginning of the end of the white

people many of these refugees have been living in rebel rebel territory they are terrified of the syrian army coming in. to their areas this is been happening there's been deals happening in this area with syrian government troops taking these areas so you also have activists there you have journalists and they are terrified of any repercussions from the syrian army so again it highlights just the complicated nature of syria's war and now it is coming closer and closer to israel's border stephanie thank you very much for that for now that is stephanie decker joining us live from western reserve and thank you. and again i'm elizabeth rodham in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera and just to recap our breaking news first internally displaced syrians are marching towards the border fence with the israeli occupied golan heights. well these are live pictures from there were israeli soldiers can be heard telling them to go back and some have reportedly done that this is near can a throw where the syrian government is fighting to push out the last remaining pockets of rebels and by some fighters t

that are they just they just join the if they refuse that of course it is a ship and join isis the syrian army and the syrians they offered the constellation and there is a balance that people fall back on they have arms they hand over their arms and decide to do something about this like this one and that enormous citizen again no one no one questioned them what they thought. no one punished them. we are fighting terrorists and we are quite an ally that the yanks well are also in collaboration with isis as well that is really mortar and we the question should be how did israel allow isis to remain on its border for six years now this is a big question the rest of the area is our guidance most of our so basically we have a mandate we have an obligation to rescue our people they're not all like we could lose them so that they can live peacefully in the free secular life without any jihad without any islamic jihad you this is what we're doing and that's what we continue to do we don't care we do what the e.u. says about this well the who says it's against isis day action it may be an ally of isr

the israeli military acknowledging that they were responsible for targeting three syrian army. overnight saying that it was in retaliation for the entering of a syrian thrown into its airspace a few hours earlier this is not the first incident of its kind there has been cross border violence in the past israel has hit syrian army positions israel has hit what it says are belonging to hezbollah in syria as well as iranian targets in syria. more rebel factions in nearby province have signed up to a surrender deal with the government groups which have held out and the city will hand over their weapons and be given the option of safe passage to the north of syria. the death toll from floods in central and western japan has now reached two hundred within ten feet and water shortages raising new fears of disease a huge cleanup operation is now underway dozens of people are still missing and more than eight million people have been ordered to leave their homes. and creation football fans are looking forward to their first world cup final off to england two one in moscow all european cl

the syrian army held a victory rally in a captured town. it won't be the last. seem to have accepted that the syrian army and the russians will win the battle of the south. the war isn't over. but president assad is firmly in power in this country, and, one by one, he's destroying his enemies. jeremy bowen, bbc news, damascus. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: from roof top to shop floor, how one supermarket in belgium is taking care of supply and demand by growing its own fruit and vegetables. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly, that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell from another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit, at the start of a new era of cooperation in space. c

canada germany and france those a bit more of this evacuation was needed well at the moment the syrian army is currently advancing on one of the last rebel and centers in syria but this aside for the year is the white house myth groups have advertise themselves as a volunteer force and they get a huge funding from western countries and the groups also being praised by the.

our territory and we will demonstrably terence to the nine hundred seventy four deals with the syrian army. and. the die a situation across the fence has put the spotlight again on israel's policy towards syrian refugees is about remains of fishley at war with its neighbor in the nearby settlement of kut seen people have mixed feelings any personally i think it's not just israel's problem it's a problem of the world's nations to get help to the syrians so they would all. it's very hard to know who's a terrorist who's not so if we can help. medically assistance. in their situation then i think that's the safest way. military has raised. its troops it is expected. to flee they have a. top story this hour tidal forces are released a new video of the trapped boys of the schoolboys trapped in a flooded cave in thailand. but they still don't know how. to bring the group to safety. hundreds of people are supreme court to protest against the government moves to force some judges into. has been designed to allow the government the law and justice party to get rid of judges it doesn't like. look at

we've seen even the israelis began to talk about assad staying and and ultimately allowing the syrian army into southern syria into the darel reason to destroy the rebels and nobody lifted a finger to help them so the writing is on the wall assad is winning and out the question is how much debility can he bring back to syria he just put a couple of building blocks together here for us if we are talking about the beginning of the end of this conflict and if it does mean indeed a victory for bashar al assad we've got the kurds in damascus we've got the rescuers being rescued in the past few days the white helmets being escorted to a different location and we've got external actors kind of laying down a line in the sand saying yes we might accept an asset victory but we will not accept the consequences of that millions of people displaced unless those millions of people go back into syria how does that work well it's difficult to see and basically the situation when. make everyone happy in a way because on one hand it's clear that again that the regime is winning militarily. doesn't automatic

the syrian army held a victory rally in a captured town. it won't be the last.ns seem to have accepted that the syrian army and the russians will win the battle of the south. the war isn't over. but president assad is firmly in power in this country, and, one by one, he's destroying his enemies. jeremy bowen, bbc news, damascus. now to a concept that's turning food production upside down. one supermarket in belgium is sourcing some of its supplies from its own roof. andy beatt reports. for the freshest, most local produce, to disguise. this brussels supermarket liberally going green with its own rooftop garden. the urban farm is producing a range of fruits and vegetables without use of pesticides, while cutting distribution cost to zero. the products are distribution cost to zero. the products a re harvested distribution cost to zero. the products are harvested in the morning at 8am and an hour later they are in the store. clients appreciate the freshness of the product, they even tell us that they can keep the products for longer in their fridge, can keep the p

government forces over their force backed by russian air force over the syrian army today also to control. several areas in the second julian for example and heading towards it in itself which is north west of that eye and yet a move valley there will also advances south of us when they start very strategic area on the separation one of the occupied golan heights the army they're also controlled from the back of areas like by the algernon. low being as much as an even north of france where that there where the most of the activity has been happening today the attacks by that the army controlled actually two villages called raja and duma in general this operation has been taking place since june the nineteenth of june the army carried out and sort of this a wide operation for killing the terrorists of both dice and the on the surface in southern syria and the aim is to purge all of those areas of terrorist security for the first time in about since two thousand and thirteen and that all of the that are province is now secured except for about less than six percent whi

basically abandon its military proxies in the south when the syrian arab army closed in to liberate there is areas i suspect that they will probably do the same and had led i cannot say the united states committing military forces or resources to terrorist factions or militant factions in the northwest when we've just had trump and putin agreeing to work on delivering humanitarian aid to syria to ease the country's crisis however do you think that conflicting views when it comes to syria could hinder that aid delivery the two are likely to disagree on what's happening even today. well i mean i think since the russian intervention in september two thousand and fifteen we've seen russia consistently provide humanitarian aid broker amnesty and reconciliation deals in the areas under liberation such as eastern east and africa and now the southern provinces to guarantee cease fire to guarantee. forward into reintegration of those armed factions back into syrian society so i don't think there is any question the russian involvement in humanitarian aid inside syria it's consistently been very su

the syrian army held a victory rally in a captured town. it won't be the last.battle of the south. the war isn't over. but president assad is firmly in power in this country, and, one by one, he's destroying his enemies. jeremy bowen, bbc news, damascus. now it's time for a look at the weather. back we had showers at wimbledon. the risk is there tomorrow afternoon as well. 0ther the risk is there tomorrow afternoon as well. other places, by then dry. this was sent in from hampton court. we had showers on the radar earlier. is showers are from the m4 corridot to london. dry overnight. most of the low cloud out into the sea. a gentle westerly. a bit of cloud in north—west scotland. a weak weather front. no rain. it brings airfrom a different region. fresh air behind the weather front. england and wales, continental hit building quickly in the sunshine. weather should improve in scotland, likely to be dry. further south, one or two showers in wales towards the south—east, perhaps east anglia. heavy and thundery. not many of them. most places, dry. scotland and nort

free syrian army rebel commanders saying some of them are traitors in clear reference to some of those commanders who made separate deals local deals we have to remember in the past few days a number of towns a handful of towns agreed to so-called reconciliation agreements which really amounts to a surrender but people really do not have much of a choice that is surrounded by the government yes it borders jordan yes it borders the occupied golan heights but both israel and jordan of close that territory the allies of the opposition they've abandoned them even the united states telling the rebels do not expect us to intervene militarily on behalf of you against the syrian government so the opposition really has been weakened there have been a number of reconciliation agreements but this opposition delegation saying no we're no longer going to sit with the russian military which only means one thing we are going to see a stepped up military campaign and that's what we're seeing on the ground particularly in the eastern countryside of the government tries to take more ground since this op

the syrian army held a victory rally in a captured town. it won't be the last.y and the russians will win the battle of the south. the war isn't over. but president assad is firmly in power in this country, and, one by one, he's destroying his enemies. jeremy bowen, bbc news, damascus. the environment secretary, michael gove, has said the government's plans for the fishing industry after brexit will bring huge benefits to coastal communities. ministers say they're setting out plans to "take back control" of britain's waters in 2020 but the scottish government has said it has "significant concerns" about the proposals. our scotland editor sarah smith reports from peterhead in aberdeenshire. british boats are currently allowed to catch only 40% of the fish in uk waters, under eu rules the fishermen think are deeply unfair, and the government is promising will change. when we leave the european union, we'll have control of our territorial waters, and that means we can reverse what's happened in the past. in the past, we've had a situation where more than half of th

israel says it struck three syrian army positions near the occupied golan heights off to a drone crossed into its territory syrian state media says the missiles were intercepted by air defense systems and caused minimal damage. and croatia in its first of a football world cup final after a two one the semifinal win against england in moscow they face france on sunday for a time. now the winner of england came after christ was third extra time in a row and in the capital zagreb the fans went wild to shine that nicolas was there for us. i think these people really. believe me committal gold medal luck to both. of those numbers for their whole. lives you know most of. the books couple of tours in this country so close for good should this be. thank you much because the schedule rose and my back is now celebrating. the tick above the success of their national team they did. who told the players to play tonight you know to hate to manage to play the semifinals for the last against drugs and then return to these countries big stars like my dad to say it's cold. out i suppose that these guys ma

book the united states which was backing the syrian rebels to destroy the syrian government in a syrian army under assad but america turned away from that support because it appeared that isis or al qaida would be the beneficiaries of this so ultimately they looked the united states look to iranian backed militias in iraq and russia and assad in syria to provide that security and they've gone to the kurds in the north but ultimately this is a dilemma i think that both everybody has underlined here is that we're going back to the status quo assad is clearly winning he is asserting himself he is destroying these various rebel groups as he's been doing down in debt and the question is whether he can provide state.

that they will not be allowing any pressure internally displaced syrians inside the country they have been giving some aid to join the army and getting some aid for certainly it is not enough the other issues with the syrian government and they're taking synergise on a day by day basis the people there been living under rebel control for years many are terrified of any repercussions the syrian army might carry out you have activists there are journalists you have people who simply say that they might get used and siding with the opposition so this is just one of the many challenges these people i think that is an indication those waving white cloths dissipating they come in peace but again as the borders remain closed no one is around the jordan has any intention of opening them up in the way and of course the situation is very different in terms of the way israel is reacting to these people approaching a border science is a very different scenario to the way they react when palestinians have been approaching the border fence in gaza. yes it is a completely different dynamic the narrative that israel uses when it comes to

purely palestinian affair you're seeing this out of what's think is that it's the bank from the syrian army you see you can look you can follow it it's. just be fair you will see it if it is said coming from the city i'm not a museum them and they are to. see it in command but as you see. on a factual prominence kept up that tax claim they have the support among palestinians in the occupied territory. to me listen to me about that and what we can see that yasser arafat used to be a symbol for our people but the people are beginning to gradually see the truth and realize what is happening to this person who was interested as a fighter for the independence of palestinian decision making is now abusing his position to make. such claims were not borne out by facts on the ground palestinians in the west bank in gaza rallied around on a fact who expressed the philosophical view of the ongoing conflict you have to understand what the meaning of the war is a loud voice for policy. the loud voice of politics was taking a heavy toll on the residents of truth. faced with mounting pressure to end the c

israeli army has dispersed dozens of syrians trying to enter the israeli occupied golan heights. soldiers could be heard turning away the displaced syrians who were seeking sanctuary from an offensive by the syrian government forces and russian jets. the crowds which included women and children returned to their refugee camps israel and jordan which border the area where the syrians are fleeing every fuse to grant asylum to the syrian citizens but have offered some aid and medical help stephanie decker has more from these radio biker of heights. we're just further down the road from where we saw all those few hundred people approach the fence we're in the israeli occupied golan heights the fence behind us right behind there is syria now it's been a very active frontline while we've been here oh we can see the smoke in the distance we can hear the explosions the syrian army backed by russia is making very fast headway against the rebels the u.n. estimates around one hundred sixty thousand people have been displaced because of the fighting and this is why you see the people that we

are they just they just joined the if they refuse that of course it is a sham and join isis the syrian army and the syrians they offered the constellation and then some dollars but people fall back on faith in arms they handed over their arms and just signed a piece of paper just like this one and they did it in normal citizen again no one no one questioned them to what they thought the brits and no one punished them but we are fighting terrorists and we are fighting. yanks well are also in collaboration with isis as well that it's really mortar and we there's the question should be how did israel allow isis to remain on its border for six years now this is a big question the rest of the areas are like that are so basically we have a mandate we have an obligation to rescue our people there that are likely to use them build up so that they can live peacefully in the. secular life without any jihad without any islamic jihad you this is what we're doing and that's what we continue to do we don't care we do what the e.u. says about this well the use as it's against isis day action it may be an

i felt loyalists who had found their way back to lebanon were besieged by the syrian army and its palestinian allies in the city of tripoli in north lebanon. in a daring errancy journey from his new headquarters into the sea or out of that managed to slip into tripoli in disguise and join these. pro syrian palestinians responded immediately. i mean motel. daddy if you yeah well that the body and how do you get in for this teeny. to having it in for. what the. what do you find the now. as. well. why did he well. enough see why shaaban for this new human home the defense of tripoli was led by artifacts deputy. better known as abu jihad it so they're not that of the syrian dissident this is he rejected the description of the ongoing battle as a purely palestinian affair you're seeing this out of what's think is that it's the tank from of the syrian army you see your car look you can follow it it's. fifty fair you see it if you're coming from the city i'm not a museum to them and they are to. sit in command but as you see. on a factual prominence kept up that tax they have the support among pales

the syrian army house secured a crucial victory against rebel forces in the south of the country that story and more when we return. a plate for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money billionaire owners and spending to the twenty million. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful game but great so what chance with. it's going to. it was a change agent writes about as a nice way to say he's crazy and he's going to go into any situation and just over turn the table and say let's start from scratch was exactly what is needed for the united states because the united states was very poorly positioned to head into the twenty first century so we need a guy like trump to come in there and just you know knock over all the pieces on the chess board and star playing checkers i mean and start all over again. nineteen minutes into the program welcome back the russia

a small example when the syrian army's operation in southern syria. started a few weeks back. there were talks from very high level syrian politicians. about we know asking basically or you know the refused the people to flee their houses because the syrian army and affiliated you dance are going to come and rape their women we now see about you know more than the estimates are about two hundred thousand people that are outside of their houses a lot of them have started to come back but then it seems that there are parties who are interested in keeping them. government controlled areas this is the smaller picture the bigger picture is that there are still a lot of syrian refugees outside either an adjacent countries turkey lebanon jordan or in europe for example in the e.u. who would be. they wouldn't trust going back to syria because of fear of persecution because of fear of you know they don't something some of them didn't have a place to go back to. but. in the situation in syria both humanitarian home countries some of them at least and we've seen some encouraging starts in

correspondent ali moore before we look at the reasons behind such an attack at this time it's because the syrian army is launching an offensive against that and particularly in the southern part of syria particularly inside the country side of this where that also in and valley northwest of fed that are there the army has been carrying out military operations against that and recently there have been advances significant advances for the syrian government forces over there of course backed by russian air force all of the province is now secured except for about less than six percent which is are now under the control of the action the army is aiming to secure there also some areas some small towns and villages that the army is working on securing whether militarily or via reconciliation yes so that's the situation in southern syria while still. also appears to be on the rebound in iraq with its fighters launching a guerrilla campaign of kidnapping and killing seven months after the iraqi prime minister declared victory over the group a security advisor to the government told us that the number of ter

in that are they just they just join the if they refuse that a consideration and join isis the syrian army and the syrians they offered the constellation and then some people fall back on they have arms they handed over their arms and just signed a piece of paper just like this one and they did it in normal citizen again no one no one questioned them to what they could do it took them to brazil and no one punished them but we are fighting terrorists and we are fighting the yanks well are also in collaboration with isis as well that is really mortar and we do. question should be how did israel allow isis to remain on its border for six years now this is a big question the rest of the areas are that are so basically we have a mandate we have an obligation to rescue our people they're not all like we could lose them so that they can live peacefully in the free secular life without any jihad without any islamic jihad you this is what we're doing and that's what we continue to do we don't care we do what the e.u. says about this well the who says it's against isis day action it may be an ally o

our territory and we will demonstrably terence to the nine hundred seventy four percent of the syrian army. and. the dire situation across the fence has put the spotlight again on israel's policy towards syrian refugees is very remains of fishley at war with its neighbor in the nearby settlement of kut seen people have mixed feelings any personally i think it's not just israel's problem it's a problem of the world's nations to get help to the syrians so they were all very high. to know who is who's a terrorist who's not so if we can help them medically and give them assistance in their in their situation then i think that's the safest way israel's military has raised its alert level and reinforced its troops it is expected that more syrians will have to flee they have a bombardment. now of our top stories that we're following for you here on g w a new video was released of the schoolboys trapped in a flooded cave in thailand they appear to be in good health and rescuers say they still don't know how or when they will be able to bring the group to safety. and hundreds of people have gathere

our territory and we will demonstrative here and through the night in seventy four percent of the syrian army . and. the dire situation across the fence has put the spotlight again on israel's policy towards syrian refugees is where remains of fishley at war with its neighbor in the nearby settlement of cuts mean people have mixed feelings any personally i think it's not just israel's problem it's a problem of the world's nations to get help to the syrians so. it's very hard to know. who's terrorist who's not so if we can help them medically and give them assistance in their in their situation then i think that's the safest way israel's military has raised its alert level and reinforced its troops it is expected that more syrians will have to flee they have the bombardments are tough years here now and it looks like we know it's happened we have a full blown trade war on our hands now and it seems like all we can do is just sit there or in my case stand there and watch friend it's a giant clash this time between china and the us with almost no chance to be avoided asian stocks fell in tuesday

northwest of that are they are the army has been carrying out its military operations against dies and recently there have been advance of significant advances for the syrian government forces over their course backed by russian air force all of the province is now secured except for about less than six percent which is on now under the control of the action the army is aiming to secure there are also some areas some small towns and villages that the army is working on securing whether militarily or via reconciliation deals meanwhile i still appears to be on the rebound in neighboring iraq with its fighters launching a guerrilla campaign of kidnapping and killing seven months after the iraqi prime minister declared victory over the group a security advisor to the government told us that the number of terror attacks in the country doubled from may to june. and. in junior high school militants steps up their activity according to government data there were eighty three cases where the inducted in killed civilians that's twice the number in me when i still had been devastated by the government military crackdown we've asked the iraqi ministry for internal aff

our territory and we will demonstrably terence to the nine hundred seventy four percent of the syrian army. in. the dire situation across the fence has put the spotlight again on israel's policy towards syrian refugees is where remains of fishley at war with its neighbor in the nearby settlement of cuts mean people have mixed feelings any personally i think it's not just israel's problem it's a problem of the world's nations to get help to the syrians so they would all. it's very hard to know who's who's terrorist who's not so if we can help them medically and give them assistance in their in their situation then i think that's the safest way israel's military has raised its alert level and reinforced its troops it is expected that more syrians will have to flee they have the bombardments. quick reminder of our top story at this hour german chancellor angela merkel has been defending her migration policies in parliament just two days after a controversial deal that would see asylum seekers placed in transit the council on the border but the opposition a.f.d. party calls her a failure and d