u.n. security council. well it was interesting hearing both sides and listening to some of the detail of what they were saying 1st i think worth listening to the u.n. secretary general who we heard before you joined us live with the coverage he didn't mention the trump plan once which i think is telling in his very short speech the u.n. still sit sitting on its existing position which is they wanted 2 state solution on the 1967 borders and then further negotiation from them and that pretty much is the palestinian position. and president sounded at one point very desperate saying the palestinian people just need hope he had with him some maps he had a meeting map of the trump plan he said it was a swiss cheese of a state that was being offered he had another map which showed the situation on the ground at various points over the last 70 years and how the green palestinian territory on that map got smaller and smaller this is all part of the palestinian fight back against the trunk plan with meetings that took

u.n. security council over an escalation in serious didley province will convene in a few hours from now with the u.s. calling on russia to stop its military activities while moscow claims washington is protecting the last remaining jihadists like a regional prime minister steps down in germany right after being elected i made a huge fallout over you need struck between the german chancellor's party and the right wing alternative for germany plus also on the way is the us election primary starts with a follow future you can change in policy a lot of videos and images but the fade wording of the new rules does spark concerns the tech giants may use it to censor supporters of politicians they dislike and in moscow a cool kids custody to social services of a completely healthy child left by parents in hospital for 5 years. hello welcome just gone on the clock in the evening here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council is to convene in new york in a few hours from now the session has been called by the u.s. the u.k. and also france and it

u.n. security council the proposal won't bring peace or stability to the region. turkey's president is promising swift revenge against syrian government forces in after they killed 5 total soldiers on monday meanwhile there are reports syrian army have now captured the entire m 5 highway that links damascus for the left. the world health organization has called on countries to consider the coronavirus public enemy number one they also 'd announce the virus will be renamed coded 19 but warn the vaccine could be over a year away. sudan's government office rebel groups have agreed that those wanted by the international criminal court for crimes in the darfur region should appear before the court in notes that was made during peace talks in juba former longtime president omar al bashir who was toppled after mass protests last year is wanted by the i.c.c. but the minister did not specifically name him. we agreed on 4 key mechanisms to establish justice and or for the 1st that all those who have arrest warrants against him shall appear before the international criminal

u.n. security council is now underway in new york was requested by the u.s. the u.k. and france and it follows an escalation between syrian government forces and you need leap. in as more. the u.n. security council is set to meet regarding the issue of ongoing fighting in the syrian city of it lip the white house is calling for russia to end its efforts to back the ongoing offensive in the city against terrorists this is a dangerous conflict it needs to be brought to an end russia needs to change its policy now russia recently renewed its offensive against the terrorist forces in it live it is supporting efforts to take back the city from terrorists and jihad his forces now one particular group that the russian foreign ministry has pointed to as being very dangerous is called a yacht terrier al shabab and this is a terrorist group that is widely known around the world for its atrocities for example there are over 1400 attacks with tanks machine guns that have been heavy weaponry that have taken place recently in addition they have been countering civilian protest in it

u.n. security council and he denied of course that civilians were being deliberately targeted and accuses other members of the u.n. security council of hypocrisy and double standards saying they were only outraged when the great civilians or the wrong civilians were being targeted he made the appeal to start talks on rebuilding syria. and said that the right track the approach that was the right one to follow was the political track and he reaffirms russia's support for the syrian government's and president bashar. of course this meeting at the security council is being held supervised an update of particularly on the situation in it live and we heard that some 900000 civilians have been displaced by the russian backed syrian government's offensive since the 1st of december 29th seen also hearing that 4 out of every 5 displaced persons are women or children. sons other news now the u.s. attorney general william barr is reportedly considering stepping down over conflicts with president donald trump the justice department has locked in a dispute with an association of judges over the handlin

u.n. security council resolutions when it comes to this conflict and suggests that say that this is the only way to resolve that we're also going to be hearing from the u.n. secretary general and. and also from the u.n. special envoy to the middle east peace process that in all of of course not in all of his been heavily involved in also negotiating between israel and hamas in gaza so i think it'll be interesting to see the guidance and what is said by both the secretary general and because i'm not in of however yes clearly the resolution that was on the table is something that there's a lot of politics involved in this multilayered and certainly the american pressure seems to have won out on this one i think that that stephanie deck of ally from western. well there have been protests in support of the palestinian president in ramallah and abraham has more. 1st it is i've gathered here today and i'm a law in the occupied west bank there may is just applaud the palestinian president mahmoud abbas in his speech at the united nations security council but they also want to voice their rejection

u.n. envoy to syria has addressed the security council he says there's an imminent danger of escalation between turkish and syrian government forces in the russia and syria are defending the offensive and that turkey's u.n. envoy is speaking at the security council let's listen in order 9000000 syrians in turkey and syria let me underline that this is more than the book blue shield the so-called. and here if we are again listening to the previous speakers delusional appreciations i will appear here again that i will not honor him with responses since i do not consider him as my legitimate counterpart his regime has blood of innocent people on its hands and lost its legitimacy long time ago his mere presence in the council is an assault to the millions of syrians who suffered countless crimes at the hands of decision mr president this tragedy will not and before the people of syria have illegitimate government that will come to power through elections to be held in accordance with 2254 and that truly represents their will and enjoys their full consent until then turkey will continue to stand by

u.n. security council. held regencies a dramatic increase in extremist violence the mali and president reveals his administration is holding talks with syria is the misleaders in the hope of ending the bloodshed but this comes after france will be sending additional troops to west africa to shore up its faltering operation. the philippines says it's terminating a decades old move through the united states amid worsening relations between the 2 countries. thanks for joining us here in r.t. international welcome to the program. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has formally rejected middle east peace plan of us was addressing the u.n. security council where he described the plan as a reward for patient. has the details. palestinian leader mahmoud abbas spoke before the 15 member body that leads the united nations and made his case about why palestine is rejecting the proposal put forward by the white house and israel take a listen. i have come to you to call for a just peace on behalf of the palestinians i

u.n. security council. sitting on a powder keg greased takes on the ngos over claims they're feeling hatred and violence between residents and refugees we locals from one island on the frontline of the migrant crisis. we all know what's. behind this bad situation. we do this for money. and thousands turned out in the iranian capital to mark the 41st anniversary of the islamic revolution and an anti us rally we ask experts what washington is trying to achieve with its maximum pressure campaign against iran. united states is trying to strangle the iranian economy and tension is to make ordinary people suffer the policy is that iran will mark develop. a nuclear program there is the united states that withdrew from the iran nuclear agreement not iran. there is wednesday morning at the 12th of february here in moscow welcome to world news from r.t. international. the palestinian president has formally rejected donald trump's middle east peace plan which is aimed at resolving the israel palestine conflict it was

u.n. security council meeting was taking place there were clashes taking place on the west bank between palestinians and israeli security forces near the palestinian city of ramallah there was conflict at this point there were jewish settlements there was tear gas dispersed against palestinian protesters rocks were thrown quite a heated and intense exchange a lot of injuries took place it seems that this proposed peace plan is not leading to peace and stability it's not just palestinians who are unhappy with the so-called deal of the century it's proving divisive in the e.u. to the blogs policy forum chief voiced his skepticism over trump's plan and its ability to end the long lasting conflict in the middle east while stating that the majority of the union's members don't consider the plan to be a good starting point. their proposals table 2 weeks ago. clearly challenges international. and it is difficult to see how these initiatives can bring both parties back to the table the u.s. plan would formalize its recognition of jerusalem as israel's undivided capital and claims to double palestine's terri

u.n. security council and will continue to be core members of the g7 and the g20. we are members of the world trade organization. we will push our agenda for free trade and liberalization. we will be central players in imf the oecd and we will be at the heart of nato at second biggest military spender working hand-in-hand on security prosperity and investment with united states are close partner. we will of course continue to work in close corporation with their friends and neighbors in europe both inside the european union and outside could we will seek security arrangements with the european union to ensure the safety and prosperity for citizens that we all want to see. we continue to face common threats and challenges in the global economy and global security. increases in non-tariff barriers particularly by g20 countries combined with trading frictions between china and the united states have resulted in a the slowdown in the growth of global trade to a mere 1.2% this year, less than half the rate of local gdp growth and an inversion of the normal ratio. threat

u.n. security council after western powers accuse it of endorsing destruction. the sheer scale of destruction and the worst. need. nor of the assad regime to be trusted to deliver a ceasefire it is astonishing the desire of some western countries to cross terrorist groups is the moderate opposition. britain's determination to stop terror of thunder scatting automatic early release from prison said sit on a collision course with the a human rights week but the issue of. these are people particularly when it if they could start applying it to people have already been convicted already been sentenced already so part of the sentence then it's unfair and potentially a breach of human rights potentially unlawful don't forget they violated people's human rights to being there in the 1st place. either thanks for joining us this is r.t. . a civilian airliner carrying 172 passengers is being forced to make an emergency landing at. an israeli air raid on a damascus suburb put the plane in danger defense ministry denounced israel for using civilian aircraft as a shield. onl

u.n. security council meeting was taking place there were clashes taking place on the west bank between palestinians and israeli security forces near the palestinian city of ramallah there was conflict at this point there were jewish settlements there were tear gas dispersed against palestinian protesters rocks were thrown quite a heated and intense exchange a lot of injuries took place it seems that this proposed peace plan is not leading to peace and stability and i'm open that we heard from a senior political advisor to president abbas who says the palestinians are being offered next to nothing. this is not a deal this is an attempt to liquidate the palestinian problem because giving a big part of our land in lieu as a bank to israel for peace. israel responsible for our security whatever. with us. and take over all of. these jews and others and stop giving on your rights to the refugees there is nothing call for the really for this to our best to accept and the security council he was very clear. i am i want peace based on a 2 state solution i want to negotiate directly with israel not through a

u.n. security council. as i held regencies a dramatic increase in extremis farland the mahdi and president reveals his administration is holding talks to the scene yet it's the most need and the hope and take of the blood that comes after france said it will be sending additional troops to west africa to shore up its full training and to terra prey shut. down the philippines says it's terminating a decades old minute treat we met with the u.s. and it was relations between the 2 countries. this is our international thanks for joining me this hour as we talk through biggest stories of the day so. let's start with this one the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has formally rejected donald trump's middle east peace plan a past was addressing the u.n. security council when he described the plan as a reward for occupation. this is the state that they will give us which is like swiss cheese which of you will accept such a state. palestinian leader mahmoud abbas spoke before the 15 member body that leans the unit

u.n. security council after western powers accuse it and moscow of indorsing destruction . the sheer scale of destruction both endorsed and facilitated by russia shows that neither they nor the assad regime can be trusted to deliver a ceasefire it is astonishing the desire of some western countries to cross terrorist groups is the moderate opposition. and britain's determination to end automatic early release for terror offenders sets out on a collision course with the e.u. which threatens to end cooperation in the field if the prime minister moves ahead with this plans put the issue up for debate. people particularly when they. start applying it to people already been convicted already been sentenced already so their sentence then it's unfair and potentially a breach of human rights potentially unlawful don't forget they violated people to be the 1st place. you're watching are to international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program a civilian airliner carrying 172 passengers has been forced to make an emergency landing at russ

u.n. security council over an escalation in series italy province will convene in about an hour from now with us calling on russia to stop its military activities while moscow claims washington is protecting the last remaining had its. continuing chaos of the caucus as the chair of the democratic national committee calls for the heavily delayed results in iowa are to be reassessed amid concerns of irregularities and the key regional prime minister steps down in germany right after being elected in the middle huge fallout over a union struck between the german chancellor party and the right wing alternative for germany. hello good evening it's certain o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council is to convey new york in the next hour or so the session has been called by the u.k. u.s. and france and it follows an escalation between syrian government forces and turkey in italy. as more details. the u.n. security council is set to meet regarding the issue of ongoing fighting in the syrian city of lip the white house is calling for rus

u.n. security council is called over an escalation in series italy province with the u.s. calling on russia to stop its military activities while moscow claims that washington is protecting the last remaining jihadists. continuing chaos of the caucuses the chair of the democratic national committee calls the heavily delayed results ny were to be reassessed amid concerns over regularity and the key regional prime minister steps down in germany right up being elected that maybe future for act over e.u. struck between the german chancellor party and the right wing alternative to germany. there is such a lead in the evening here in moscow you're watching international an emergency meeting at the u.n. security council has been called in new york it was requested by the u.s. the u.k. and also france and it follows an escalation between syrian government forces and turkey in italy. it has more details. the u.n. security council is set to meet regarding the issue of ongoing fighting in the syrian city of lip the white house is calling for russia to end its efforts to back the ongo

u.n. security council saying it rips palestine a pass in favor of israel. this is the state that they will give us which is like swiss cheese which of you will accept such a state. turkish president sends a stark warning to the syrian government threatening to drive bashar al assad's forces out of parts of water by the end of this month. sitting on a powder keg greece takes on the ngos over claims there fueling hatred and violence between residents and refugees locals from one island on the frontline of the migrant crisis. now behind this. village we know they do this for money. and this hysteria over the coronavirus outbreak peaks people of asian descent find themselves on the receiving end of racism. wednesday afternoon one here in the russian capital. news this hour 1st to the palestinian president formally rejected donald trump's middle east peace plan into resolving the israel palestine conflict it was described at the u.n. security council as a reward for occupation and mahmoud abbas became metaphorical about where it leaves his state sovereignty. thi

u.n. security council in favor of palestine but as president the bus said it's kind of ironic that none of the stans of the u.n. security council resolutions were ever employment did in palestine so it begs the question what the heck is a bass doing at the united nations again i mean let alone that he's not even able to get a draft resolution but let's assume he did get a new resolution ok so there could be another resolution added to the 10s of others of reserve usually what we know for a fact is that the administration was not going to allow. it to pass they were going to veto it if it had the majority and why 'd because it rejects anything that would not embrace the trump plan for the middle east and because it's more than willing to bully the europeans and others at the security council if they cross it on this very question it will marwan analysts have suggested that this plan essentially just sets a situation the reality of the status quo we heard in the u.n. that the accusation from the past that the u.s. is not an impartial broker that will come as a surprise to very few isn't it j

u.n. security council resolutions will be implemented we as palestinians are calling upon the security council to implement the already approved resolutions. many of those who will do it here today feel left out by the international community they say that the u.s. was pressured and are against people who are supporting. al-jazeera senior political analyst says the palestinian president has missed an opportunity to present an alternative plan. his entire presence in new york was supposed to be to add to q. late a palestinian vision a palestinian strategy that the u.n. security council members would prescribe to would support instead of supporting the thrum plan but all what he spent on this vision was about 2 lines one minute talking about quartet an international conference why international conference how international conference how would that lead to bilateral negotiations none of that so he was mostly on the defensive on the other hand what we saw is an israeli ambassador that never fails to disappoint i mean cliches and lies and deception and spin nonstop basically saying that a bass mus

u.n. security council in new york says the proposal won't bring peace or stability to the region and only extends israeli control over palestinian land a bus called on the international community to put pressure on israel to achieve lasting peace in the not so placed the final opportunity yeah. i've come before you today to say that he's between israelis and palestinians is still possible. it is achievable i've come to you to build an international partnership to achieve a just comprehensive and lasting peace and we are still committed to this peace as a strategic choice. and. this is the summary of the project that was presented to us this is the state that they will give us its like a swiss cheese really who among you will accept a similar state and similar conditions this deal ladies and gentlemen includes instructions and the entrenchment of occupation and annexation by military force and the strengthening of the apartheid regime. where we have correspondents covering every angle of this story stephanie decker is and west jerusalem monitoring israeli reaction to abraham is in ramallah

u.n. security council. says trump's proposal will bring neither peace nor stability to the region. turkey's president is warning of swift revenge of his troops in syria continue to be attacked ridge of comments come as syrian opposition rebels recaptured a village an it'll a province as they try to regain territory lost to government forces to reports. the all were against the syrian rebels forced to retreat and abandon their strongholds in the more these fighters have suffered may just setbacks over the last few days but then they launched a sudden counterattack and within i was managed to overrun government positions in may that the rebels also shot down a syrian army helicopter. but there were no match for an army backed by a russian fighter jets the opposition's military victory was shot lived and president bashar al assad's troops soon regain control of the town. although a nadir holds no strategic importance the rebels needed a small victory to reassure the millions of civilians trapped in it live the

u.n. security council resolutions will be implemented we as palestinians are calling upon the security council to implement the already approved resolutions. many of those who live here today feel left out by the international community they say that the us i think pressure and you are against people who i support. turkey's president is warning of swift revenge of his troops in syria continue to be attacked those are the ones comments come as syrian opposition rebels recaptured a village and it led problems as they try to regain territory lost in government forces and reports. were against the syrian rebels forced to retreat and abandoned their strongholds in the move these fighters have suffered may just setbacks over the last few days but then they launched a sudden counterattack and within our was managed to overrun government positions in may that the rebels also shot down a syrian army helicopter. but there were no match for an army backed by a russian fighter jets the opposition's military victory was shot lived and president bashar al assad's troops soon regain control of the town. alth

u.n. security council the proposal would bring peace or stability to the region. turkey's president says syria will continue to pay a heavy price for the deaths of $13.00 turkish soldiers in aid live over the past few days meanwhile there are reports that the syrian army have now captured the entire and 5 highway that links to baskets for the leftovers. the world health organization has called on countries to consider the coronavirus public enemy number one they also announce the virus will be renamed covert 19 but would the vaccine could be more than a year away. a charge to deportation fright from london to jamaica has gone ahead despite a last minute order from an appeals court the court ruling came late on monday off to concerns some detainees may not have had access to legal advice the british government says 25 people were prevented from being deported because of the ruling the day barber explains. t.j. thompson came to britain when he was 5 his parents are british citizens and he thought he was too but when he was 17 he committed a drug related offense he s

u.n. security council via video link he's in geneva itself certainly outlining the dire situation in syria a situation that's he says does not appear to be 'd improving he listed some of the figures there we were talking earlier about the conflict up in. he was saying some 900000 civilians have been placed from that area displaced rather since december 29th seen 4 in 5 of the people displaced are women and children pedersen also stating that children are dying from the cold as a result let's get some more from our al-jazeera mike hanna he's live for us at the united nations and he's been listening in to that statements as well mike we've been hearing a lot of by the humanitarian situation in a globe pederson stressing that there is no military solution to this conflict what else was he was he updating the security council on. well he's basically giving a political briefing this is a monthly event however the sense of urgency is palpable around the security council given this incredibly increasing situation particularly in northwestern syria in the area now one of the facts that peterson me

u.n. security council resolution, and co hane mainy continues to suppress its people with widespread human rights abuses. frozen dollars by the jcpoa has funded terrorist attacks and support the houthis in a tragic conflict in yemen. the irgc is come plitsz in the global trug trade and has supported numerous terrorist attacks against the regime's opponents across the world including in south america. illegal maritime actions in the gulf pose a threat to global economy. our regional conflict could quickly become a global economic crisis, and the recent attacks on saudi oil installations show how embolden the the iranian regime and the irgc have become. the current approach to iran has not worked. and has of course led to the current maximum pressure strategy by the trump administration. the 12-point setup by secretary of state pompeo could form the basis of a grand bargain, but only if a way can be found to enable ordinary iranians to prosper from any liberalization of trade, rather than simply pumping more pump, more money into the khomeini regime. the biggest problem for iran's neighbors

u.n. security council meeting now the meeting is proceeding hour we are expecting to hear from other members of the security council at the meeting continues to go on so at this point all eyes are on that security council chamber at the u.n. headquarters in manhattan a kind of we'll let you get across the force of reporting from new york. now independent in this new study says that western powers do have a poor track record when it comes to fighting terrorists groups. well since 2001 when the us declared a war on terror or terrorism and adopted the you know this militarized approach to terrorism you know what the world has seen has been an absolute explosion of terrorism you know into areas where it never even existed before and of course this this was really entirely predictable there is no military solution to terrorism there's a very simple solution to terrorism which is to stop doing it and what we're seeing in syria is the result of the u.s. supporting these. islamised extremist groups in syria to try and overthrow the government. the chair of the democratic national committee has calle

security council thank you. ok just listen there to a rather heated emergency meeting of the u.n. security council currently taking place in new york they're actually talking about the situation in italy in syria western countries there mainly the u.k. france and the u.s. say that a cease fire should take place russia and also syria saying that the ceasefire should and shouldn't apply to terrorists and the assault and offensive against them should continue that's a summary of that meeting this still taking place there in new york back in a bag a couple of minutes. liz. liz. liz. led. the full. length. lens. play. live live. live . live. live. oh. please. live. lists lists lists. lists. playing. and a very warm welcome to you you're watching us inside. so the politicians have basically stuck the american public with the ability to negotiate for drugs and both parties who are financed very heavily by the pharmaceutical industry have done this so when your own people vote they should look at how much does this politician get from the power pharmaceutical industry. so what we've got to

u.n. security council. judy to me over these developments in northwest syria and if you could just bear with us i think we can depend because the u.s. attorney general is making some remarks now not to be. taken lightly and so i've been insisting on the need to stop the fighting the need for a cease fire i think it will count not only the humanitarian consequences of the fighting and of course any escalation never to be more than a magic humanitarian consequences but. the enormous risk that the potential escalation in itself could represent with a conflict of a different nature that could have much more. dramatic impact. thank you very much mr president and no i would like to us as many because to believe the polls. show me the attention on. if you're not up on the horn of the most minute ago now right now there is a guy security council meetings taking place on what's been happening here in northwest syria and this is taking place at the request of several countries and certainly from a humanitarian perspe

u.n. security council describing catastrophic human suffering today my 1st concern is for the syrian civilians caught in the fighting we continue to relay the urgency of their situation their desperate need for safety they feel they are not being heard i appeal of once again for full respect for international humanitarian law and for an immediate cease fire in italy ultimately towards a nationwide cease fire i urge key international players to continue intensify their contacts to restore calm i urge all members of this council to put their very firmly behind the search for a political way forward. will live nighty my canner his that the united nations fora so mike we also heard there from the russian and the turkish ambassadors it's in countries where warning each other about imminent military action by the turkish forces yes indeed but we heard the special envoy mentioning the imminent action between turkish forces and russian backed syrian forces there has been ongoing conflict between these parties which has in turn led to an advancing off from clients through out the affected area this has

u.n. security council meeting is taking place clashes are taking place between palestinians and israel israeli security forces at this point we've seen clashes near jewish settlements near the palestinian city of ramallah there have been other clashes tear gas has been fired injuries have taken place rocks were thrown it appears that this proposal which is presented as a peace plan isn't exactly leading to peace and stability kind of open there with the latest from new york thanks for giving us that update. the mahdi and the president has revealed that his administration has made contact with the most leaders in his country's conflict stricken north and effort to end the deadly violence that's been sweeping this held region it is administration to french journalist come shortly off the paris said it would send $600.00 more troops the west africa to do minsky has will. president kater in that interview said no stone could be left unturned when it came to the search for peace and an end to the bloodshed. it is more juicy my mission to do everything possible so that one way or another we can achi

u.n. security council over syria's live province where turkey's president warns the launch of military operations in a matter of time. also this hour president of iran a balance of battle as long separatism in france as a bid to win votes 1st party and next month the local elections. and the british national health service announces a policy under which patients from to be homophobic or sexist can be benign to non-emergency treatment i guess to meet the new rules we need to be sure that we're going to lead to pick a situation whereby people who very very little bit of a job be treated but old occasion can go too far i think. the line. you're watching are 2 international bring your line news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. russia and the u.s. have traded bylane accusations at the u.n. security council as turkey with western backing warns it's a matter of time before it intervenes militarily in syria said lip. it's like the end of the world breaking point babies freezing to death amid it led push these people are begging the world to listen to their plight and so i ask

u.n. security council. abbas has said the deal would strengthen what he calls israel's apartheid regime and reward israeli occupation rather than holding it accountable for crimes committed against the palestinians here's mahmoud abbas speaking at the u.n. earlier today. even on this plan will not bring peace or stability to the region when he hasn't been an ad then and therefore we will not accept his plan we will confront its application on the ground. this is the summary of the project that was presented to us. and this is the state that they will give us yes it's like swiss cheese. really who among you will accept a similar state and similar conditions. critics of the deal say that it would grants israel several of its long held wishes some of which could violate international law. the occupied west bank transplant could lead to the defacto onix they should have parts of the territory which was captured by israel in 1967 an extension of territory was condemned after world war 2 by the united nations cha

u.n. security council meeting was taking place there were clashes taking place on the west bank between palestinians and israeli security forces near the palestinian city of ramallah there was conflict at this point there were jewish settlements there was tear gas dispersed against palestinian protesters rocks were thrown quite a heated. and intense exchange a lot of injuries took place it seems that this proposed peace plan is not leading to peace and stability and a bill shelved is the senior political adviser to mahmoud abbas and he believes the palestinian president is ready to negotiate with israel but only under international supervision. it is totally unacceptable it's it's not. a deal a deal if somebody is something that each party of 2 parties get something and b. something this is not a deal this is an attempt to liquidate the palestinian problem given a big part of our land in the west bank to israel. made israel responsible for our security whatever. share with us the ducks a mosque and take over all of the east jerusalem and stop giving any rights to the refugees this is a crime against

u.n. security council over syria's it lived province where turkey's president warns he will launch military operations in a matter of time. germany says the suspect who killed 9 people in a drive by shooting on wednesday night had xenophobe motives i think it is in the west of investigating possible terror of the. battle islamic separatism in france as he bids to win votes for his party in next month's local elections. good afternoon great to have you with us this is r.t. international. russia and the u.s. have traded violent accusations at the u.n. security council this turkey with western backing warns it's a matter of time before it intervenes militarily in syria is a blip. it's like the end of the world breaking point babies freezing to death and it led push these people are begging the world to listen to their plight and so i ask how much longer will we tolerate these headlines there with their this recall the united nations security council meetings called that often when militants were marching towards damascus with a full backing of some western states playing the card of suffering

u.n. security council over syria's lip province where turkey's president warns hold launch military operations in a matter of timing. president mccraw involves to battle islamic separatism in france as he bids to win both in next month's q local elections. and the suspected shooter believed to be behind the killing 9 people in western germany is found dead at his home authorities have launched a huge manhunt for 2 to drive by shootings and cars in the town of you know. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r t h q in moscow thanks for joining us this hour russia and the u.s. have traded violent accusations at the u.n. security council as turkey with western backing warns it's a matter of time before it intervenes militarily in syria's. it's like the end of the world breaking point babies freezing to death amid it live push these people are begging the world to listen to their plight and so i ask how much longer will we tolerate these headlines that will live there that were called the united nations security council meetings cold that often when militants were marching towa

u.n. security council but i think the big challenge here is that africa's need to bring a consensus back to the table and right now we're finding that if you're looking at africa somehow the north african region is completely out of that strategic and but in terms of what needs to happen and what needs to go ahead in terms of a consensus because we're not seeing that and of course the external role of actors like turkey russia even the western powers except i have actually had. constructed they occupy the interest within libya and in particular the north african so he'll reach an. extent is the a you failed on libya it's effectively been sidelined as far as libya and and that conflict spill over into the hell are concerned. it's representative of a last minute addition to to the berlin conference that can it can be a you provide any solution to the conflict in libya or is it now too late for it to get involved as that has that moment passed. well i thought from the beginning you were sidelined like you limitation because in the 1st place when the western wards where getting involved and in

u.n. security council has been transformed almost into something else this is what he had to say you will heard the intervention of the u.s. permanent representative when she said that he is a nato ally so this is no security council but rather a council that she's being used as a nato forum it is an acceptable threat to say inside this house that the united states of america pretext to keep its final ations of the charter and international law my dedication reiterates that attempts by. countries to impose names whose agenda on the security council would among the credibility of this council and refute the pretext used by some to demonize the syrian state's brusha recently renewed its offensive against the terrorist forces in it live it is supporting efforts to take back the city from terrorists and jihad his forces now one particular group he got to rere al shaab and this is a terrorist group that is widely known around the world for its atrocities for example there are over 1400 attacks with tanks machine guns that have been heavy weaponry that have taken place recently in addition they

u.n. security council meeting was taking place there were clashes taking place on the west bank between palestinians and israeli security forces near the palestinian city of ramallah there was conflict at this point there were jewish settlements there was tear gas dispersed against palestinian protesters rocks were thrown quite a heated and into. exchange a lot of injuries took place it seems that this proposed peace plan is not leading to peace and stability and it's not just palestinians who are unhappy with the so-called deal of the century the e.u. foreign policy chief and for skepticism over trump the plan and its ability to end the long lasting conflict in the middle east. peace proposals table 2 weeks ago really challenges need to a nation but i'm at this and it is difficult to see how this initiative can bring both parties back to the table we heard from a senior political advisor to president of us who says the palestinians are being offered next to nothing. this is not a deal this is an attempt to liquidate the palestinian problem give it a big part of our land in the west bank to israel f