we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. >> an israel ya soldier who had served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and photography. >> in is not something i know from my own army. this is why the soldiers are talking, because it's so dehumanizing both sides. people who sit here went to the gas chamber. >> you know, this is like -- i don't have any words. this is like the basement of anything that judaism would stand for. army of tomorrow is t group of children today. what is there for you when you become 18? 36% of the boys have to go. 45% of them witnessed the beating and the killing of their fathers. they immediately switch from the helpless father, who

following developments for the past year. >> reporter: it's the biggest building project in palestinian history. rawabi. the first new palestinian citye west bank complete with football stadium and roman amphitheater. >> this fits 10,000 people. this stage is on top, you can see the roman columns can being placed. >> roman columns? >> it's part of our history. >> reporter: it's the dream of palestinian multi-millionaire, bashar masri. he's building homes for 25,000 people on israeli-occupied land. >> i'm going to sell you an apartment. so, this is a three-bedroom apartment. >> three bedroom. >> what does this sell for? >> this sells for about $110, $112,000, i think. >> magnets from paris. what a view! >> reporter: but you know what they say about real estate. location, location, location. >> this is an israeli settlement. this has been a source of big trouble for us, from day one. >> what do they say about this? >> they did not like the project from day one. >> reporter: people who are going to live here, if there's going to be open hostility with people on the next hill -- >> no, we're not promising people here heaven. we're not pr

the 37-year-old was a volunteer security guard killed outside the city's main synagog. a film director was killed attend ago free speech forum. the danish government of palestinian descent was later killed by police. >> still to come here at al jazeera: >> nothing makes sense in this city anymore. >> what many streets look like in a city in northern nigeria after years of attack by boko haram. >> now i know that the finish is near then i can finally have a hot shower and a warm bath. >> we're with the winner of the yukon arctic ultra marathon. >> every monday night, al jazeera america brings you conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> it's nice to be doing something everybody is so aware of. >> is anybody doing this better? >> "talk to al jazeera". coming up next. only on al jazeera america. >> hello again, let's have a look at the top stories. the ukrainian president poroshenko said troops are pulling out of the strategic town of debaltseve in an organized manager. the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov said pro-russian separatists are ready to withdraw help weaponry from the front line. >> fighters affiliated to libya egypt presses for a u.n. milita

. >>> the mayor of jerusalem says he and his bodyguard grabbed palestinian man who stabbed an israeli near cityr video of the capture here. jerusalem mayor says he spotted the man with his knife and took him down. police say the stabbed victim had minor injuries. the mayor is a former military paratrooper. some people are reportedly calling him super hair. he'll join neil cavuto in the next hour. >>> suspect accused of gunning down a mother in las vegas in court today for the first time. cops arrested erich nowsch. today a prosecutor says all options are on the table. but a lawyer for the suspect says he shot tammy meyers in self-defense. he thought somebody was coming after him even though cops say meyers was just giving her daughter a driving less. it was initially called a case of road rage, but then w tammy meyers drove home, told her son to get in the car with his gun. meyers and her son drove around looking for that suspect, eventually they found him and that led to a shoot-out. trace gallagher, what more do we know? >> apparently the family or the victim knew erich nowsch very well. the

in america to the suffering around the world, who worked in inner cities of north carolina as well is working with syrian refugees in turkey, working with palestiniansand others. rather than something keeping the focus on this vile murderer and her visit act of -- horrific act of execution style murder. the other aspect we have seen has been the request of the family, indeed, the muslim community here, to fully consider this as a possible hate crime. when you see a man breaking in with a gun having threatened three people repeatedly over the course of weeks, then shoot them in the head in an execution style, we simply found it unbelievable that the police force would have initially dismissed this as a possible hate crime or at least removed the possibility minimized the possibility. i think the other aspect the community here is wholeheartedly asking for is for this to be investigated as a serious a crime. >> i want to turn to deah barakat in his own words, his started a fundraising campaign to raise money for a trip they were planning to turkey this summer to provide dental care to syrian refugees. this is a clip. >> my name is deah barakat, a dent

cities. >>> israeli soldiers have fired tear gas and rubber-coated steal bullets at protesters in the occupied west bank. in hebron six palestiniansforeign activist are being treated in hospital. there have been similar protests in another village where four people were injured. they were marking the tenth anniversary of resistance against the construction of the israeli separation barrier. >>> a woman in long wong has been sentenced to six years in prison for abusing her indonesian maid. her former employer was convicted of 18 charges ranging from assault to not paying her wages. steph went there to find out more. >> reporter: ariana has become a symbol for the plight of domestic workers. her case of abuse have shocked many around the woerlt. for eight months her 'em mroir treated her like a slave. >> translator: i was tortured and beaten. i was never paid. i was allowed to sleep for only three hours in the afternoon. i was forced to sleep on the floor. i was very seriously abused. >> reporter: ariana's case lead to protests in hong kong. internal bleeding and injuries all over her body she was admitted to hospital for a month. o

the city of san kristobal. president nicholas maduro called for investigation. >>> many areas are still in ruins, the u.n. has raised billions of dollars to help families rebuild but as nick schifrin reports many palestinians say they have received nothing but broken promises. >> today many, in gaz the ruined homes are children's playgrounds, factory floors are filled with destroyed machinery. the only power plant storage tanks are a crumpled heap. gaza's never been well off but today it's perhaps worse off than ever. the fear is that could lead to another war. >> why have your family not been able to rebuild? >> all building materials are so expensive. >> reporter: part of the problem is poverty. said is a government teacher and only received 60% of his rm salary. omar has no job. the family has blueprints but they can't rebuild without more help. >> translator: the process is slow. a week ago i went to the ministry. they said the funds from the u.n. haven't removed yet. >> that is another problem. the palestinian organization, called unrwa is broke. >> robert serry leads the u.n. effort to reconstruct gaza. the authorities haven't paid up because of the bad blood. >> there is a lot of bad blood you have

. >> san rafael city council could keep a popular homeless park closed for longer than 30 days. the closure was after come palestiniansr they are concerned about crime and drug use and they blamed it on the homeless. there is a reno vacation including tearing down restrooms society on fire and the decision could come tonight. >> registers nurses at the doctors of charity hospital reallyly and urge the sale of the hospitals to a for-profit company. the nonprofit daughters of charity want to sell the hospitals to health care services without conditions. young leaders fear that rhyme will cut services for low-income parks along with jobs >>> the city of san jose is expected to make a big announcement on the planned first ever nonstop service 20 the silicon valley and china. we told you last month when china's airline and san jose airport first announced they were seeking federal approval for flights between san jose and beijing on the boeing 787 directly liner. today, the mayor liccardo and aviation officials are holding a income possible to discuss the jobs the service would create. we have learned through chinese media

cities. >>> israeli soldiers have fired tear gas and rubber coated bullets at protesters in the occupied west bank. this hebron six palestinians foreign activist are being treated in a hospital. there have been similar protests in a village where four people were injured. they were marking the tenth anniversary of the resistance against the construction of the israeli separation barrier. >>> people in the small kingdom of [ inaudible ] will go to the polls. this was brought forward two years after an attempted coup in august. erica wood reports. ♪ >> reporter: in one of his final rallies before the election the current prime minister makes a plea for votes. he is trying to get an outright majority, rather than having to take part in another rocky coalition. >> [ inaudible ] continues so this is for the future and the future is [ inaudible ]. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the 2012 election resulted in his first coalition government. it was hope it would solve its long history of political problems, but it didn't last long. in june of last year the prime minister dissolved parliament. in august he fled to south africa alleging the m

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the public declarations from both sides about what they are not willing to concede. >>> later this hour an al jazeera exclusive. >>> a federal judge in new york city has found two palestinianroups guilty of attacks that killed and injured americans in israel. it is about forcing groups to pay for their attacks carried out in their name. >> reporter: suicide bombings shootings that killed dozens including americans. now a federal jury in new york has found for the first time the palestinian authority and the palestinian liberation organization, were directly responsible for six attacks that killed 66 people from 2002 to 2004. the organizations were ordered to pay $218.5 million, an amount tripled under a 1992 terrorism law. >> this is a great day for our country and those who fight terror. we're so proud of our families who stood up and were so impressed with how seriously the jury took their job. >> reporter: ten american families sued. it allows u.s. citizens to pursue damages in federal courts. for years palestinian leaders condemned the bombings, and insisted they were carried out by loan individuals. but attorneys presented evidence showing the suspects were employees

the city and across the country since the attacks. this on a day we are learning more about the suspected gunman a 22-year-old, born in denmark to palestinian parents. his friends say he was a normal guy with a big heart, very loyal to his friends, but there was another side to him as well a member of a criminal gang. he was reportedly serving a 15 month sentence for stabbing someone in the leg on a commuter train, and it was sometime during that prison stay when officials believe he may have been radicalized. a reporter who covered a court hearing described him as a hardened criminal said there was nothing religious about him. quite the opposite according to the reporter. but then in september of 2014 the prison officials noticed significant change significant enough to notify the intelligence services. they acknowledge that they did get this warning from prison officials, but had no indications whatsoever that he was planning any sort of attack. tamron? >> kelly, do we know any more about the two suspects that were arrested, obviously authorities still believe the individual was a lone wolf but the others may have assisted in some way get

palestinian man to the ground following an attack this weekend. the mayor and his security guard tackled and disarmed an 18-year-old assailant after he stabbed an orthodox jewish man in a crosswalk near cityshed to the hospital with minor injuries. the mayor once served as an officer paratroopers brigade. >>> associated press, bangladesh, 70 people are dead after a ferry can't sizepsized. one stuff survive told the local newspapers most of the passenger on deck survived but many others were trapped inside. the official search for bodies was called off after the ferry was lifted and towed to shore. officials say they will continue to monitor the area for missing passengers. the exact figure of how many are unaccounted for is still unknown. >>> west hawaii today, a humpback whale off the coast of maui has been freed after spending a weaken tangled in crab lines and buoys. helicopters tracked the whale until rescue crews were able to lift the 45-ton whale to the surface and cut away the fishing line rescue coordinators says all line has been cut away except a small fragment in the whale's tail which should fall out naturally as the wound heals. >> one of the three newspapers i read every day