the human rights groups of libyans operating out of tunis. he was a result of his army and his unit took part in the government siege of the opposition city of misrata in 2011. he also wanted his identity concealed and his voice is this kind. of free did you. begin to question the question again and. again and again feel the fear. but it is him since i mean look at the been. saying. in ascii the many more number of us could be. that if he'd been nothing than the. fee to feed the. local food hole down now you know. he would look for those that have been taken from them to be schooled being to cool with the money they need. to. i think you're going to give me an inch at the most. political symbol. on the back on the. button that. says it will be. in your bill feed not the new. look in the new fees and make any deals not to give you. a little. nothing on federal law. no. the 1st instances of where by the gadhafi regime against opposition supporters then the tables were turned and those taking charge after the revolution the same practice. in the

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support of congress to news in the moroccan capital over about as well as in the choosing capital tunis now the demonstrations were organized in response to a new american peace plan the palestinians say favors israel protesters have denounced the united states and calls for boycotts of american products. a boeing 737 operated by the russian low cost u.c.i. has been badly damaged and a hard landing in the city of new since none of the $94.00 passengers and crew on board were seriously hurt the airline blamed unpredictable winds to the incident. place in new york have arrested a suspect they say shot a blue did 2 offices in separate attacks he was captured off to entering a station in the bronx and opening fire and the other night before he shot the officer in a vehicle one off official spoke of a miracle that no one was killed. others general election has delivered a shock outcome with the left wing national shin's fane party's levering a historically strong performance while they're counting is underway across the country of prime minister the ever right because the center right party

world thousands of people have marched in the moroccan a capital rabat and in the choosing capital tunis to show solidarity with palestinians and opposition to a new american peace plan that palestinians say favors israel demonstrators denounced the u.s. and call for boycotts of american products. a boeing 737 operating by the russian low cost airline u.-t. air has been badly damaged in a hard landing in the city of rusedski none of the $94.00 passengers and crew on board were seriously hurt now the airline blamed unpredictable wins for the incident. 2 new york police officers have been wounded in separate attacks going officer was shot to the police station in the bronx a suspect is in custody in that instance now earlier gunman fired on officers in a vehicle in the same neighborhood both officers are expected to recover. but a major winter storm is bearing down on germany and other parts of central europe but already has batted parts of the british isles in the western part of the continent now germany's entire long distance rail network is down and weather experts have issued a warnin

as well as in the choosing capital tunis now the demonstrations were organized in response to a new american peace plan the palestinians say favors israel protestors have denounced the u.s. and call for a boycott of american products. a boeing 737 operated by the russian low cost airline use the air has been badly damaged in a hard landing in the city of new since none of the 94 passengers and crew on board were seriously hurt the airline blamed unpredictable winds for the incident. 2 new york police officers have been wounded in separate attacks one officer was shot at a police station in the bronx a suspect is in custody in that incident earlier a gunman father involved offices in a vehicle and that was in the same neighborhood those offices are expected to recover. well on and general election has delivered a shock outcome with the next 20 nationalist should same delivering a historically strong performance style vote counting is underway across the county prime minister rafiq is center right party which faces a fight to remain the strongest political force failed so capitalize on a boomi

mubarak family and all the egyptian people while i shall joins us now live from the tunisian capital tunis for more jamal you covered the protests in 2011 you witnessed 1st hand the anger and mubarak during that uprising what is your take on his legacy. well of those 18 days are probably the most. clear indication is true what his legacy meant for so many egyptians are on the one hand you had millions of people who took to the streets and good at 3 decades of corruption oppression and demise in the egyptian economy and on the other hand there were elements who were loyal true no bark that he used to essentially fight those people off the streets and in some cases even kill them it was probably in a country where there has been little free or for our scope for people to express themselves in those 18 days we saw the most honest response or the most honest accounts of what millions of egyptians felt was the mobarak legacy in if we try and wrap them up in a couple of minutes here are some of those highlights from those 18 days. because the mubarak's death comes almost 9 years to the day since

a ramp call it and mike leaves tunis senators were very critical as of the congress not being consulted on being warned. very critical also of the trump administration's a briefing after the fact of the lawmakers in the house and in the senate to these two men. a world ready is supporting and this resolution and- other moderate republicans joining a like a lamar alexander and susan calling all supporting and this is a resolution but is more of a symbol. a red should be is it a going pass the house because there democratic winfried probably all past bipartisan support. remember once month already s some resolution in the house which i'm buying. what which was. quite three whip. likely a few republican voting a in that to but will get to the death of donald trump and he is always warned he v. so- lucien in. you know the resolution and the tax. our resolutions real am wh big except which is if there is a imminent threat to the dire so defense. for the states number that when that's and place cost so when my at the arc. of the trump administration which is still being debated to this day is

al-jazeera english jamal what else do we know and we seem to have lost that telephone line to jamal in tunis we'll go back to him just as soon as we can of course he was ousted following the mass protests against his rule in 2011 the so-called arab spring but how the domino effects. across the broader region we can now go back to jamal sheil jamal just get us right up to date with the latest. well this comes exactly almost 9 years since hosni mubarak was forced out of office by the popular uprising you mentioned peter obviously he was forced out on the 11th of february 2011 and the media now announcing that mubarak has a pulse it's. been rumors for many many years about his health there have been instances of him being admitted into hospital in the coming hours however he has. as his reputation seemed formidable even against the different illnesses that he went through obviously to have been given specific details of what led to his final demise or whether it was just. as it's expected but what we're looking at now is statesman who essentially was so controversial in the past 34 decades egyp

while mubarak may have fallen the regime was to remain even stronger and jamal joins us live now from tunis jamal as egyptians pause and reflect i guess today would it be fair to say that there was kind of 2 hostile about x. there was that some people the war hero from 3530 years ago and then there was the totally or thoughts hereon figure in charge inside the presidential palace who lost the fight against the people in 2011. for sure i mean he was a divisive figure and people will be looking at him from their own respective lenses but that has more probably to do with what type of life they were afforded under the rule of hosni mubarak more than it has to do with. pursuing 2 different types of policies throughout his career ultimately if you are a well off person in egypt who benefited from a corrupt state and more able to maneuver around the difference governments institutions greasing pockets as you went along or getting contracts or getting your. different interests delivered then you would be looking at the mubarak era just as you would be looking at the fatah to see see iran as a posi

heat from that's coming from the administration we've heard about how that heat was transmitted to tunis they think to that controversy out on the tunisian ambassador to the u.n. and there's also of course a lot of pressure going on on the europeans certainly on the johnson administration here in london but also in france and germany and other countries where the trump administration is seeking to set the neutrality that the europeans should not butt in and should let the let the israel and the united states deal with the palestinians for the time being but at least deal on that basis of the trump land now the fact that president abbas got a a an arab rejection of the plan by that of foreign minister the arab league as well as a statement from the africans and and this climate conference he thought that he goes to the united nations armed with the support of so many countries that he would be a clearest able to get a draft resolution to be voted on while he didn't apparently didn't have the 9 votes necessary for that again because that clearly there's a lot of bullying behind the scene b

americans didn't like it at all i'm told by security council members that jerad push to himself phoned up tunis i believe he spoke. the president what exactly he said isn't clear but at that point the chin as you know ambassador monsour party was fired from his job as a result of that there is no resolution being put to this meeting there is no vote so this certainly doesn't have the punch that the palestinians were hoping well mcquade see it was quite striking during the what that person speech when he did list all the countries he says had back them he listed all the countries who disagreed with the trump proposal and gets the palestinians have not been able to bring anything concrete see the table are they listen momentum in this fight against the imposition of the so-called prime where on earth to the palestinians go from here. it's a very difficult situation and i think that's why he's talking about a loss of hope i think the palestinians and their allies may or misplayed their hand certainly the early draft of their resolution was so critical of the trump plan and i think that is what got

well jim joins us live from the capital tunis jamal you convert the protests that brought about the ends of that sorry decade long rule was your last impression from that period. an expression of. disappointments by egyptians who had felt they deserved better instead under the rule of hosni mubarak not only got poorer and poorer but also got a lot more safe it was translated when the troll was january the 25th the day that the mubarak regime and government had dedicated to celebrate the police they chose that day to actually oppose and express their anger and rejection to what they saw as 3 decades of or thought syrian an autocratic rule that's probably looking at how to evaluate mubarak's legacy the best and probably most eye towards a valuation is looking at those 18 days looking at you know why a cross-section of society from all the different political and religious backgrounds from all the different economic backgrounds from all different ages and genders that took part in the streets the gathered in tahrir square in alexandria and suez mahal and so forth that is probably the best a

our correspondent following the story out of tunis for us this may be worth remembering jamal that when he was acquitted back in 2017 a lot of egyptians they were just surprised they were genuinely shocked. well i mean they were shocked that maybe the or that's that scene which it's happened that essentially somebody who had ruled the country for 30 years that was not just accused of corruption and other issues but was actually facing trial for the killing of protesters during those 18 days in 2011 was found innocent of any sort of run during the thought that maybe at least there was going to be some sort of some balance of punishment for the misery that so many believe he caused for millions of egyptians but when you look at the pictures of the funeral today and you see for example the head of the coptic church the head of heart or senior figures from the gyptian states that will be participating not necessarily the heads but significant people nonetheless it is a reflection of the fact that the mubarak regime actually was never really toppled he may have been forced out as an individu

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covering those dramatic process and the revolution he joins us now live from the chin is in capital tunis jamal you were there you covered the process that brought about the end of the hosni mubarak rule we've been hearing some of mubarak's main achievements his wider legacy but for many people who've been following the news there overriding association with the name hosni mubarak is those protests or do you think this news will be received by those who who brought about the end of that of that 10 year that's on. those those days we missed the historical gatherings of people across egypt in 2011 were probably the best expression of what the people of egypt felt was mubarak's legacy and that's was a legacy of corruption of oratory an ism as well as a konami downturn which impacted on millions of egyptians if you look at the facts of what that impact had on egyptians you're talking about more than 10000000 people suffering hepatitis c. being an epidemic that's impacted almost every family in egypt you're talking about the egyptian economy being or the egyptian currency being the weakest tha

tunis and then french or french and. are they more from one country than the other that's a density matter when you're a victim they worked hard to integrate and suffered great only to be discriminated against and associated with the attackers. you know. and. many other like you don't. do that so you know present us. a challenge. in. simple now i'm heading to brussels to meet look nice husband mohamed look not dyed in the metro attack that followed the march 26th of brussels airport. mohamed was a metro driver but that day he was off work so he stayed at home with her younger son. had an appointment with a friend she never right. after. you know mosque in brussels mohammad called for a jihad of law. that this is the title of his spoke. for a long. stick or country the you know song the cradle of the so if you know. this is addressed this it only said to you i don't know why but i mean what do you know it was up an idea of between the regime neediest was a bit nearest bit. by to the girl who could she could have kept at l

he had been in tunisia, in tunis studying the people who were using technology in attempts to communicate about democracy, to organize protests, to do all of these sorts of things. heed had written a book with oxford press called "the digital origins of dictatorship and democracy." and the discussion in this book was all about the ways in which the internet had played a role from the beginning of the internet going mix in countries -- public in countries, for helping people to realize freedom but also for helping people to realize control. and so phil, obviously, was thinking about these kinds of things very early on. and i had just come from being a fellow on the obama campaign in 2012, and i had become enthralled when i was working on the campaign with the way that they were making use of day. i was, like, blown away by how sophisticated the data campaign was. there was a lot of excitement about the community organizing aspects of the campaign and the personal storytelling aspects, but really none of that would have been anything without the connection to the amount of data the obama ca

that night on the terrace of this restaurant of tunis in origin was celebrating her birthday. she was born in paris. was her restaurant her sister joined with other friends to celebrate their brother khaled was also working as a waiter there. the attackers opened fire on the rest front. they didn't need it. for hours or that he's arms she had been shot in the head and died later in hospital. i am going to meet with up to the brother of holly and of their 2 sisters who died on the 13th. and the rest and each year should feel a need and message n.j.e. . triply do mock natasha no wonder the janitor at the b.b.c. was in on this $1000.00. plus functions you being. on that it is a swine and she didn't read the news i think that if you've got a strong book on clinical studies a situation in this area then and what you do. michael called it in yourself and that's all that i mean it. can i say can be seen through the sure she's shopping trip at age 28 of us one up in maybe each other to survive and i think in the presence of swat i can make this in the day that it had no missing. chain

and well and so to speak now with jamal sheil his life in the china sea and capital tunis you covered those protests that brought about the end of mubarak's 3 decade long rule as well as some of the initial aftermath just give us a sense though of how you think egyptians will be reacting to the news of his death given the strength the feeling that brought so many of them into the streets in 2011. well there is going to be a mix of expressions and feelings but there is a legacy that still remains and that is probably a lot stronger than the emotions felt a legacy of 3 decades of forethought tarion rule the gradation of the gyptian economy as well as the essential basic infrastructure of the country which led to widespread health epidemics like hepatitis c. impacting more than $10000000.00 egyptians were true the educational. sector in egypt are also going downhill becoming from one of the main becoming transferring rather from one of the main destinations for those seeking education in the arab world through the 2nd worst primary education in the world all of those are impacts that man

clearly some new members around the block here in this arab league summit like algeria like sudan like tunis in addition to others of course iraq lebanon and certainly a cutter who there mentally reject the betrayal of palestinian rights so publicly and in front of the public opinion and hence collectively you could say and i must admit i was skeptical that they would come up with such a statement so directly against the american plan and against dealing with it which is even more important so they don't only reject it passively what they're saying is we cannot deal with it and that tells you. just how horrible this plan is and of course we've been saying for the last 23 days why this is in fact an israeli radical plan repackaged as an american plan and that stinks so much so much that not a bleeders could collectively a stock market and hence we see that collectively they reject it but one or 2 or more countries might still try to work with the united states in form for another but with the palestinian positions being so clear that the door is closed shut and that the you know that the pale

joins us now live from the tunisian capital tunis jamal you covered the protests in 2011 that brought about the end of mubarak's rule how do you think he'll be remembered within egypt. as a man who we heard essentially ruled egypt with an iron grip for 3 decades under his rule corruption became widespread oppression became increased and the basic foundations of the egyptian state deteriorated from because the position of egypt was as the leader of the middle east or the are becoming essentially a pawn in a wider. conflict being controlled by much smaller and less our countries or at least that's what was a sentiment that was being expressed by those millions of people that took to the streets during the 18 days in 2011 it's important to look at maybe in a country like egypt where there was only that brief window of free expression of 20112012 in terms of elections and so forth the only really true sporadic spontaneous and freedom and straight of people's views was during the journey of 25th uprising and maybe that is the best way to assess what those people or at least a large section

. >> hi, my name is earnest ron tunis, and i'm a political science major here to fight you, my question, and concern, regards iran, let's say we were to shift our thinking, and accept the fact that we've been in a de facto state of, war with iran, since 1979, would that solve many of the questions regarding the strike? >> my name is alexander from the united nations program here to fire you what my question is in regards to the impeachment. in the house, the perception among the american public of this opinion rushed impeachment, how do you think that's going to play out in the reelection for the house democrats in maintaining their majority? >> in terms of questions, surrounding the soleimani, killing, i would have to say i'm not sure how many outstanding they are still or, i think that there is, or there should be agreement that this was a very bad actor, this drone strike really did not fall out of the sky, last week, this has been a long building marge, it has been under discussion, who soleimani is truly beyond, being a terrorist, being a murderer, we have actually, you know you ta

in the calf super cup but one of the continent's top cover much is being held in asia as fronts of tunis it will play egypt's. capital it's a showdown between the winners of the african champions league and the holders of the confederation cup this is the 2nd year of a 3 year deal that sees doha hosting the much i keep on. of course we're here for one goal we're going to play a great team that's won 2 consecutive continental titles but we have an advantage the huge presence of our fans here in cata have been very welcome and supportive i can't describe how lucky we feel to have them we're very excited to play for them. the club has won every title the only one missing for the current team is the african supercuts we prepared for this in tunisia we're ready to face the other team and god willing we will take the title. well this time it is at the county bin jasim stadium in doha ahead of that game for us peta so an african months in asia what's the benefit to cats and african football of having it here. well joe they are benefits to both sides from an african point of view it's an opportu

winners of the calf confederation cup so those 2 sides playing each other now they could have played in tunis they could have played in cairo they would have got a good crowd anyway but if you have a look at other countries like say it's really for example in spain there's another one where they play they super cup outside of those countries now taking it to another market and then you can see is what catches doing here taking it to another market and in this case it's a very wise choice when you consider that though her hair is one of the largest expect communities in the world and i can tell you that this match is a sell out call and tell us a bit about the head degree of these 2 very big african teams. europol that's exactly right 2 very big african teams giants of football on the african continent let's start with bronze they have won the national division title $29.00 times in case you're not familiar with african football that would be comparable to it by in munich doing germany or would you venter still in italy that is the kind of dominance that we're talking about here they are the c

shower too to the north though for algiers we do expect to see a temperature of 19 degrees as for tunis 19 degrees as well and down towards the south into south africa into parts of parts of mozambique as we're going to be seeing some very heavy rain across much of the region forecast wise harari it is going to be a very rainy day for you with a temperature of $23.00 and cape town at $32.00. the plundering of armenia's natural riches has uprooted residents and desecrated the habitat of some of europe's most inventors species. but the remarkable campaign by local residents is challenging the mike to the country's investors and putting high hopes on its newly elected prime minister people in power investigates armenia mining out the left. on a. life begin. as a baby is every year in the united states. it also ends on the same day. the baby is african-american and. this is twice as likely to happen why. rewind america's infant mortality on al-jazeera. you're bored or. i get a welcome back you're watching out there in the mind of our top stories this hour and turkey's president has warned s

qatar is holding talks with and is in president chi saeed is the nearest 1st visit to the capital tunis since science election when high on the agenda was the ongoing conflict in libya one orderly to have to launch an offensive to take tripoli from the internationally recognized government last april . he was regarding libya the solution be a libyan one we discussed how together the libyan tribes that have a popular legitimacy which could pave the way toward elections without any foreign intervention this way sovereignty could go back to the libyan people so they can freely elected institutions in rulers the president of togo who has declared victory in the country's election next ending his 15 year rule landing his family's more than a half century grip on power but the opposition is challenging far in a single days when the runner up says there's been massive fraud and is calling for protests out as a result of an interim reports from the country's capital no may. it was supporters of president ford yes it celebrated his reelection too awful to. fully 41 sunday the election of clyde t

shower too to the north though for algiers we do expect to see a temperature of 19 degrees as for tunis 19 degrees as well and down towards the south into south africa into parts of parts of mozambique as we're going to see some very heavy rain across much of the region forecast wise harari it is going to be a very rainy day for you with the temperature of $23.00 in cape town at 32. but . in an increasingly globalized and interconnected world where digital communication technology is growing digital platforms contribute to making change and expanding civic space consequently activists face harassment states of aliens increasing restrictions on the other hand digital platforms may be used to spread hate speech and trigger violence division conflict and terrorism which in turn contributes to undermining human rights. in this context the national human rights committee of qatar organizes the international conference on social media challenges and ways to promote freedoms and protect activists in cooperation with the united nations high commissioner for human rights the european parliament

the emir of qatar is holding talks with president it's the mayor's 1st visit to the capital tunis since aids election when high on the agenda is the ongoing conflict in libya warlord and leave the have to launch an offensive to take tripoli from the internationally recognized government last april. years of violence in a poor health care system have left thousands of people in south sudan with disabilities but the country of told 1000000 has only 3 rehabilitation centers and for many they provide the only opportunity to restart their lives and allow them to earn a living even more when reports now from the capital juba. when joseph a-kon was shot in a battle in south sudan's civil war 5 years ago he thought he would recover after surgery but his wound was so serious his leg was amputated that made it difficult for him to find a job and for a while he thought his life was over. i was a soldier and in one of the battles in the venturi i got shot when i lost my leg i couldn't eat i stressed out a lot i couldn't be a soldier no one wanted to hire me for a job. south sudan seceded from sudan