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. the army of tomorrow is the 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 fat

brief look at the few stories making news from around the world now to the palestinians have attended a memorial ceremony in gaza city to mark the anniversary of the death of yasser arafat the palestinian president died in two thousand and five he signed a nine hundred ninety three oslo interim peace accord with israel but like a dead the uprising after subsequent talks broke down. dick toxic smog has envelop large parts of pakistan meteorologists say the pollution is caused by dust the burning of crops and emissions from factories more than ten people have been killed in road accidents linked to poor visibility upcoming winter rains are expected to bring some early. the un climate change conference currently underway in bonn is the first major opportunity for governments to discuss the implementation of the paris climate accord but it's also an opportunity for protesters to draw attention to issues they believe are being overlooked germany has recently said it will comply with tougher questions on coal fired power stations after initially threatening to take the issue to court but for some that's not good enough. mo

the palestinian people the n.c. refutes that says it's one hundred percent behind the two state solution and behind the palestinian people u.s. president donald trump says the man charged with carrying out a new york city truck attack should get the death penalty but it is said he would consider sending. to the u.s. prison camp at guantanamo in cuba it was a big game a growing has been charged with terror related offenses after he confessed to acting in the name of eisel a candlelit vigil as been held in new york for the eight people killed in the attack christians and the latest from the. the complaint filed in federal court in manhattan list two charges against twenty nine year old side follow side they include providing material support to a terrorist organization i saw and using a vehicle to cause the death of pedestrians we know now from the court documents and from the prosecutor that site pov waived his right to self a criminal self incrimination agreeing to talk with investigators from his hospital bed where he is recovering from surgery and gunshot wounds to his abdomen he told investigators that he did in fact gain inspiration from eisel and they found thousands of eisel videos on his cell ph

of the situation in iraq at the moment is that the tanks that are stationed in the city particularly the government district which. houses the palestinians the cords the prisons all of us. saw a lot but then from morning they were not allowing anyone to use their roads that pass through these areas but at the moment think tanks draw on a site want to restart passing through. things and kind of. ease or normalize from like the tense situation that was. you know obtaining in the better half of. you know two days from morning until midday and every day every hour but mugabe has lost the support of the me as it seems is he likely to resign. you may resign. depending on what negotiations are happening behind closed doors up to now is not tangible information as to what is happening what we know now is that he has been able to speak to the south african president jacob zuma and south african president jacob zuma has issued a statement and he essentially dedication that discovery that is due to arrive in writing by the end of two days it is coming together with the number one indication for. a parent maybe in mediation between this elaborate de

thirteenth anniversary of the death of palestinian leader yasser arafat organizes promoted the event as a national day of unity poll today has more. tens of thousands gathered in gaza city to honor yasser arafat for many here the late president and longtime leader remains a symbol of palestinian statehood. we love him and it's our duty to commemorate his revolution. but this gathering is also a symbol of palestinian unity the first in ten years for fatah founder out of hamas controlled gaza last month the two political factions signed an agreement to end their rivalry it will allow the fatah led government in the west bank to control gaza. hamas has ruled gaza since it one more parliamentary seats in two thousand and seven headed to. the anniversary of arafat holds pain and hope pain of his death and losing him as he sacrificed himself for palestine and hope which hamas and all of the palestinians want hope of achieving unity and reconciliation and rearranging the internal palestinian house yes are horrified led the fatah movement for nearly five decades until his death in two thousand and four from what was reported to be a month long illness. but now zero investigatio

hundred forty seven un partition plan jews were allocated fifty five percent of the land including keep palestinian cities with arab majority populations but in just two years zionist paramilitary groups were able to seize seventy eight percent of the historic palestine through war and ethnic cleansing and then came another war in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven that's when the israeli military occupied the rest of historic palestine including east jerusalem the west bank and gaza and in spite of un resolutions israel continues its occupation by building more illegal settlements on palestinian lands jerry faucet now reports on palestinian bedouin families living under the shadow of israeli occupation in the occupied west bank. it's a hilltop home for sixty three palestinian bedouin families east of jerusalem in the occupied west bank adnan jolene has lived in all his life building his own home as close as possible to his herd but it's a home he's lost more than once to israeli demolitions the one to get out of the house other than when the bit of the model they demolish my house three times they tel

the only thing we could do indoors was reading comics. and the city and camp i knew that and palestinian even that i never been to. and they only saw my homeland and the news. in the news also i heard about the palestinian evolution. of what they called the intifada. you. i remember reading a comic book about it support. the story to a story about eighteen. were born in and israeli people. thought it's a horde my town. maybe you think that tells it all the same and they are stupid and lazy and just grazing all day with nothing going on that i. may be used to thinking. i can't remember the comic book very well but that is for cows stick in my mind. there was a diff go she was a peacemaker so hurtful that she was praising. the hood. and the oldest she didn't like the stance they don't want to work palestinians would prefer to riot than work to true. lower the sexy co and the madonna fan she was voted the pregnant of the thing intifada. just to me means a rag heads off again and then that was called the. they are just disturbing. maybe if you listen to them you. like. maybe. this is how the

the declaration has long been condemned by palestinians u.s. president donald trump says the man charged with carrying out a new york city truck attack should get the death penalty is back immigrant has been charged with terror related offenses after he confessed to acting in the name of i still a candlelit vigil has been held in new york for the eight people killed in the attack the number of children in nigeria dying of pollution related illnesses is on the rise or oil operations in the delta region are being blamed researchers say sixteen thousand infants died in two thousand and twelve but that the figure continues to grow with even more contamination of food and water. well as the headlines want to is coming up next that's it for myself in the teen and london but more news from doha in twenty five minutes. al-jazeera is a very important source of information for many people around the world when all the cameras have gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. they may be in their seven but these are not grandparents. in india the pres

the declaration has long been condemned by palestinians u.s. president donald trump says the man charged with carrying out a new york city truck attack should get the death penalty the back immigrant has been charged with terror related offenses after he confessed to acting in the name of ice ill a candlelit vigil has been held in new york for the eight people killed in the attack the number of children in nigeria dying of pollution related illnesses is on the rise. in the delta region of being blamed for such as say sixteen thousand infants died in two thousand and twelve but that figure continues to grow with even more contamination of food and water. the headlines want to is coming up next that's it for myself from the teen in london but more news in twenty five minutes. there is a very important fourth of information for many people around the world when the cameras are gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. in their service these are. the pressure to have children is so great.

thirteenth on a verse sorry of the death of palestinian leader yasser arafat organizers promoted the event as a national day of unity paula reports. tens of thousands gathered in gaza city to honor yasser arafat for many here the late president and longtime leader remains a symbol of palestinian statehood. we love him and it's our duty to commemorate his revolution. but this gathering is also a symbol of palestinian unity the first in ten years for fatah founder in hamas controlled gaza last month the two political factions signed an agreement to end their rivalry it will allow the fatah led government in the west bank to control gaza. hamas has ruled gaza since it one more parliamentary seats in two thousand and seven headed to. the anniversary of arafat holds pain and hope pain of his death and losing him as he sacrificed himself for palestine and hope which hamas and all of the palestinians want hope of achieving unity and reconciliation and rearranging the internal palestinian house. yes or horrified led the fatah movement for nearly five decades until his death in two thousand and four from what was reported to be a month long illness but now zero investigation in

the palestinian authority. the us president donald trump has condemned his country's immigration system and promised an overhaul after the attack in new york city on tuesday we're going to live pictures now from the scene in manhattan the suspects reported to be an uzbek immigrant who came to the u.s. illegally through a lottery visa program eight people were killed and eleven seriously injured in what the police are calling an act of terrorism the attacker drove a truck into a cycle lane before being shot by the police he's in a critical condition in hospital most of the victims were foreign tourists including a group of argentinean friends celebrating a high school reunion the president of his backers stan has offered assistance in the investigation gabriel elizondo wraps up the latest. a frightening sight of mangled bicycles after a deadly truck attack just blocks from the september eleventh memorial police say a man deliberately drove this rental truck into. the bike path moaning down cyclists and pedestrians causing multiple deaths and injuries ever instead of running the resort and running to clear all anticipated gunshot. according to au

american political scientist lecturer and writer specializing in the israel palestinian conflict he joins us now via skype from new york city good to have you with us. today and planning to ask the british government to apologize for the declaration and to recognize the state of palestine based on nine hundred sixty seven borders what response do you think they'll get. it's perfectly obvious. there is no possibility whatsoever. that the british will publish the balfour declaration or use the other common term now who atone for the balfour declaration this is another pointless exercise by me. to the slack from divert attention from where the real political issues even cover the case that the british were to apologize home for about for that ration by practical effect would that have. zero israel is a done deal. a movie rio is not going to go in reverse and we're going to go back to nine hundred seventeen or for that matter and more hey it's not going to happen . the fact of the matter is that this past year. twenty seventeen was also the fiftieth anniversary of israel's occupation of the west bank couldn't east roussillon an

the deadliest terror attack in modern history. here's what it looks like, palestinian showing solidarity with the victims. >> we stand with the families of the victims they're trying to shake egypt. >> paris and tel aviv are two cities paying tribute to the victims of friday's attack in the sinai desert in egypt. we are beginning to learn more about what led up to this attack that took place friday during the afternoon prayers. a small mosque in the desert town this is a small town only a few thousand people about 500 or so people in the mosque praying for somewhere between 20 and 30 militants set off a bomb and then took positions and began firing as they are trying to flee to safety killing more than 300 people and injuring a hundred or so. many children. authorities say the mosque which was a very tolerant and moderate form of his son like isis and al qaeda have been working and cooperating with egyptian officials to stamp out extremism. isis has come to the leaders of that community telling them to stop working and stop communicating and cooperating with egyptian officials or there would be an attack. according to witnesses gunmen who launched the attack were flying isis banners and were part of an affiliate isi

the palestinian territories. well as you might expect it's been marked largely by protest across the occupied west bank in cities up and down the entire territory there have been protests here in ramallah there was a march to a british cultural center by many hundreds many of them young schoolchildren and students in in gaza as well there have been protests in occupied east jerusalem there was a delivery of one hundred thousand letters from students to the british consulate there expressing their feelings about the legacy of the balfour declaration and we've had a statement from the palestinian president mahmoud abbas in which he called for an apology for the recognition by britain of the state of israel and as well as that compensation to the palestinian people compensation in terms of material compensation political and moral and so that is that is the message that's that's coming from here whether it will change anything as far as the british government's policy is concerned is doubtful britain continues to express pride in its role in the creation of a state a homeland for persecuted people as the british fo

the message that israel cannot designate its own capital city. some claim moving the embassy threatens peace. but the palestinian authority does far more to jeopardize peace than the location of our embassy. they name schools after terrorists and nazis. teach children that the murder of jews is noble and they pay the salaries of terrorists. moving our embassy will tell the palestinian authority that their days of denial israel's existence are over and that they must become a partner in peace. mr. speaker, the time is now. it is time to honor our promise to israel and to move the american embassy to jerusalem. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? mrs. lowey: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life of my longtime friend and colleague, maurice hinchey, who passed away this month at the age of 79. a life-long public servant, congressman hinchey was a steadfast champion for ne

the want of the city to be part of the arab state or under international administration the proposal for the immediate return of refugees if that had happened relations between designers ten palestinianswould have been a better more able to find the common future for palestine but for the thing. with israel victorious ben-gurion announced a general amnesty. bernadotte killers were freed to return to normal life in the new state of israel. yahshua cohen would head south to the newly occupied negative to a kibbutz called his day bucket. in years to come prime minister david ben-gurion would make this place his home. you're sure calling was one of the founders of the stable currency but says the booker and was the closest member of the kibbutz to bring glory and they were going to get there before the morning march in the evening march and they were talking in the were friendly and i thought to myself wow this was the guy well when gloria wanted to find anywhere he wanted to find him to crush him and now there are their friends. while bernadotte killer became a friend of the prime minister. one of the men who ordered the killing would eventually rise to that role himself. but. great of a

tens of thousands gathered in gaza city to honor yasser arafat for many here the late president and longtime leader remains a symbol of palestinian statehood. we love him and it's our duty to commemorate his revolution. but this gathering is also a symbol of palestinian unity the first in ten years for fatah founder in hamas controlled gaza last month the two political factions signed an agreement to end the rivalry. it will allow the fatah led government in the west bank to control gaza. hamas has ruled gaza since it one more parliamentary seats in two thousand and seven. the anniversary of arafat holds pain and hope pain of his death and losing him as he sacrificed himself for palestine and hope which hamas and all of the palestinians want hope of achieving unity and reconciliation and rearranging the internal palestinian house. yes or out of lead the fatah movement for nearly five decades until his death in two thousand and four from what was reported to be a month long illness but now zero investigation in two thousand and twelve found out of it was poisoned by radioactive talk since palestinians blame israel for his death an

israel in the occupied west bank palestinian president mahmoud abbas and coronation with israel in july demanding it remove metal detectors outside the box a mosque compound and the all city of jerusalem that had led to days of clashes between israeli security forces and muslim worshippers. talking about the police it wasn't getting because we were walking and we still walking by the way through an office in the district of the nation office this is according to all agreements we have so ninety five if not more of the activities of the police where working we're going the only thing we stop that we don't meet them at the field on the white other things they were they were going to this had nothing to do with other security forces i'm talking about police palestinian police we don't work with politics we want to put people. spain's constitutional court has officially and all the cattle on parliaments and dependents declaration the ruling was issued as pro independence protesters once again ticked at the straits bringing parts of catalonia to a standstill parts that was. blocking roads and other transport links in barcelona and across catalonia students activists and union

that chile will go back to the polls again next month back to you for the city all right more from u.d.c. or of course in the coming hours there in santiago thank you palestinianofficials say they will freeze all communications with the u.s. if the trumpet ministration does close the office of the palestinian liberation organization in washington on friday the u.s. state department announced it would shut the p.l.o. sophos in ninety days if it did not engage in direct meaningful negotiations with this well it also said the p.l.o. was not pursue cases against israel at the international criminal court now to syria's malcolm webb has more from ramallah in the occupied west bank. israeli settlements in the occupied west bank keep growing and the palestinian liberation organization says the expansions have doubled since president trump came to power they were illegal under international law and it's something the p.l.o. could pursue at the international criminal court in washington the u.s. state department says if that happens it will close the p.l.o. his office and in ramallah palestinian officials were shocked and disappointed. we are punished for threatening t

instance, in the israeli palestinian interest, the palestinian authority in july stop cooperate with israel on coronation which is the biggest factor in preventing terrorism in israeli citiesand security coordination certainly helps the p.a. in keeping the p.a. and power. that coordination was not restored until only a few weeks ago. that's something it was in the p.a. security interest to maintain a public pressure over israeli-palestinian issues prevent this from happening with the jordan as well, currently is no is really ambassador in jordan. she was recalled. the jordanian government certainly has an interesting continue to cooperate with israel on nationals could address but again public pressure can sometimes lead to consequences that are not good for either country. in jordan in particular i think it's something to worry about the with egypt as well. of course egypt is a partner against isis in sign and elsewhere but it's also important to note that in the last two months egypt has taken on a much larger role in keeping things quite in gaza than they had before. again public pressure is brought to bear in this country even though they are not democracies. there are

the russian camp for palestinian better. world news. welcome back reminder of the top stories say on al jazeera iraqi and syrian forces have dealt a new blow to iso pushing them out of the syrian city of dera saw an al qaida on the border between the two countries. a judge has ruled that u.s. soldier bowe bergdahl who was kidnapped by the taliban will not serve prison time for deserted his post in afghanistan but he will get this on the boat discharge. and thousands are currently demonstrating outside regional government buildings around the spanish region of catalonia against the jailing of catalan leaders. the un has yet to restore food water and health services to six hundred refugees who are refusing to leave stay commissioned prison camp on papua new guinea's man a silent services were caught when the camp closed on tuesday the refugees are too scared to move out into the community because of previous attacks by hostile locals australia runs off shore prison camps to house refugees who try to reach the country by boat and diplomatic editor james space has more from the united nations there is growing concern in the united nations in geneva strong statements coming from the off

the palestinian authority in july stopped cooperating with israel on security coordination, which is the biggest factor in preventing terrorism in israeli cities. security coordination certainly helps the p.a. in keeping the p.a. in power. that security cooperation was not restored until only a few weeks ago. that was something in the p.a. east security interests to maintain. but public pressure presented it from happening. with jordan as well, currently there is no israeli ambassador in jordan. she was recalled due to an incident in the israeli embassy in jordan. the jordanian government has an obvious interest in continues to cooperate with israel, but again public pressure with sometimes lead to consequences that are not good for either country. so in jordan in particular, i think it's something to worry about. with egypt as well. of course, egypt is a partner against isis in sinai and elsewhere. but it's also important to note that in the last two months, egypt has taken on a much larger role in keeping things quiet in gaza than they have before. again, public pressure is brought to bear on these countries. even though they are not democra

york city eight people were killed when a driver plowed a pickup truck into cyclists and pedestrians the twenty nine year old suspect was shot by police and is being treated in hospital palestinians around the world are demanding an apology as they mark the one hundredth anniversary of the balfour declaration the declaration was a british government policy statement widely seen as leading to the division of palestine protesters in bethlehem in the occupied west bank made leveraging of the man who after whom the declaration is named after balfour was with his foreign secretary in nineteen seventeen. it's inside story now stay with us. you with the the earth. three of donald trump's forma advisors are indicted the probe into russia's involvement in the u.s. election is digging deeper so whose name could be honest next and could this investigation sink the u.s. president's administration this is inside story. with. a welcome to the program i'm jane dotson critics of donald trump have been calling for his impeachment since he became the u.s. president ten months ago now some say a step has been taken in that direction three of his former advisers were charged with federal crimes on m

york city eight people were killed when a driver plowed a pickup truck into cyclists and pedestrians the twenty nine year old suspect was shot by police and is being treated in hospital. palestinians around the world are demanding an apology as they mark the one hundredth anniversary of the balfour declaration the declaration was a british government policy statement widely seen as leading to the division of palestine protesters in bethlehem in the occupied west bank made leveraging of the man who after whom the declaration is named after balfour was with his foreign secretary in nineteen seventeen. it's inside story now stay with us. three of donald trump's forma advisors are indicted the probe into russia's involvement in the u.s. election is digging deeper so whose name could be honest next and could this investigation sink the u.s. president's administration this is inside story.

palestinians this is very much the moment that one hundred years of dispossession displacement occupation that all began so ahead on al-jazeera the suspect accused of killing eight people with a truck in new york city makes his first court appearance. taking a stand for when and how this peru beauty contestants have staged a protest. hello there let's have a check on our storm then as it's working its way towards vietnam is this blob of cloud ted it's gradually rotating and tracking its way towards the west but it's moving fairly slowly so during the day on friday there moose is just see that storm work its way towards the coast it won't make landfall just yet instead we'll just have the outer fringes of that storm bringing us more heavy rain to the eastern coast of viet nam but then as we head through friday into saturday that's when it's going to make landfall very heavy downpours likely to be some flooding and maybe some damage from the wind as well but the wind won't be the main problem from this storm it is going to be the rain instead and as you can see that heavy rain also extends further north as well so for many of us in the southern half of it is looking pretty wet as we head through the

palestinians will be for britain this is a part anniversary. of the phillips al-jazeera. i don't know about neighborhood or correction and its ramifications i'm joined now by muslim mastery who lectures at city law school here in london just on the issue of the past you know for having this idea that they would sue the british government over this how realistic prospect is that. this idea was floated in the summer of last year twenty sixteen and i actually don't see that it is a realistic move for a number of reasons one of them is. many of them are actually related to law and legal obstacles whether it's in terms of substantive law so the grounds for which they can bring a claim against government because at the time colonialism was the norm so what cause them was not an issue that's contrary to international law and also in terms of. or so it's not possible to bring it to an international court of justice and i don't think british courts will also accept such a claim and in terms of the declaration itself do you how much do you see it having actual consequences nowadays i mean obviously that it is a historic kind of entity and there's this really emotional you know side to side of it but i

never seen and honest sense of the palestinians to say we recognize israel's right to the capital of jerusalem undivided which has to happen. you cannot divide that cityver was the capital of jordan. never was the capital of any other country except for israel and it has to stay that way. brian: governor, who do you think is leading him down the wrong path? who is giving him bad information? >> rather not go there but, you know, i think there are some good people, sincere people, but i don't know that they trily understand the depth of this issue. this goes back to the 148, 1917 ball for agreement, this goes back to isaac and ishmael. unless somebody can resolve that, you can have all the talks you want. something not just going to wave the magic wand. it may be that there is a desire to put a palestinian nation in part of the arab country. let me just remind you that there are 640 times more acres of land under arab control than there are under israeli control. israel only ones 1/640th of the property and land. and to ask them to give up more is absurd. ainsley: thank you, governor, for being with us. brian: no footage of ice mick or ishmael or we wo